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When hardsh‘ps come, '
you're feeling glurn and life ‘
hagloot its charm; when all ‘
your various pains and aches I
.. have filled you with alarm; l
‘3”. flail devils blue and devils 1i
black and devils short and
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GOING TO BUILD
(‘ome right down to our ollco and we'll help you with all the de-
tails and you will place ioursel under no obligations by so doing.
More!“ Stats: Troops Int
Stalin“ to cm them.
Nothing like talking these thiings over with someone who knows
how from experience—its the are way to actually save money, be in»
aui'ed satisfaction, and cut building costs.
Plan; for almost anything you want to build ready for your inspec»
The Halcli & Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Oreo-dip! Stained Shingles, Beaver Board.
The presctit ntrt—‘Iiglh o.’ 'il‘ regular
army on the Mexican border ‘is (anti-i
mated by army officer: to be about
itcooo or 19,000 men, although some,
authorities piaCe the number as high
as 20,000. According to the latest ad-l
\‘lCt-‘S received by tlie war dcpartmelii..
the distribution of the troops. with.
tne townswhcre they are located is as.
alien below.
Specialties:
‘7‘ fill aeem darting vaguely ‘
'round your back and run- ‘.
L Bing through the hall—
’iat'a just the time to try ‘
. ”our plan to cheer your jaded
anal—your evenings by a
,f , marry blaze of Dixie Cannel l
l“ .‘ Coal.
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RFERRIS COAL _
‘ COMPANY
pedals In
3. ‘novs' SUITS AND OVER-
, COATS
_Xea’a Flannel Shirts I
‘ 79¢. $1.19. $1.484
1“ . Boya’ Flannel Waista ;
r 19¢. 39¢.
D. Golllieb §
: , , it No. Main 5t. 80. Norwalk
'» 57410—51150 Suits.
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\lpine, ’l‘eias Troop .‘t Thirteenth.
t‘avall‘y. l
l‘oit llliss, 'l‘t-say-«Eigmh Cataerfl
air» I. k. and \l. Sewtttli infantry}
-'i‘wenttetli infantry, Fourth Field ATV
tillery less it, Liallt'l‘y A, Milli Field
Artillciy
lirounstillc, 'l‘csus Fourth infan-
try and l“ll'.~l Squadron, 'lliit‘ti ("d\Pi ‘
rv
I t‘alcitico. (‘alitoruiu
iM, First t‘atalry.
I t‘oluinhus, N. M. lit-.tduunrtch null
lsct'cit troops, ’l‘lurtwnth t'aialry.
l Full Clark. Texas—~Ht-atitiuaitera
. NEW SPRING
Suits, Coats and Hats
8! l’llli‘l-IS to l\'l‘l‘.‘ltl‘}S'l‘ ALL who are l‘tlnt’kl‘llt‘ll in obtaining the
lil‘lfi’l' VALVES possible in new
W fie PARIS MILLINERY
CLOAKS
33 SOUTH MAIN ST. SOUTH NORWALK.
ininwnt». t-oi'ictt >ttles, dopeiitla
'l‘l‘ttupn ii and
and six lt‘uupa‘, Fourteenth t'utalri.
Ut'i ltio, Texas ’l‘hird lluttalion.
.\'iin»tccnth infantry, ’l‘tuop it. Four
[wt-nth t‘avalry.
INVIPNMENT I. W‘VERYTHING
» ' ’ .
to tho woman of icfinciuent. Nothing’
li‘avnlry, (‘onipany la. TWt'lll)v\i).lll
i fantry. .
McIntosh. Tcxns - Troops l), L and
“Fourteenth (‘avulry
ills-ion, Tcxa:.- Troops l-: and H,
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‘ljlast‘ India Tea Co.
Ia We: to a woman‘s hcart than a‘
Sixth Cavalry and lieadtitiiit‘mgaiitl
l and K, 'l‘wcnty-eightli lntnntr .
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" beautiful home tastefully tui‘tiislicd. it'
Jon?! come to us we'll show you our‘
line of quality wall paper and explain
ogxou may beautify your home at
oilinal cost. Our prices and our
'00 Flm at.
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l Madcrti, Texas ~(‘onipnny F, Twcn
l ty-cighth infantry.
licAllen, Texas—r t‘onipany t}. Then
lty-clghth infantry.
l Naco, Allin-Troops l) and U,
l t‘avalry.
Nogaloa,
Tenth
Beers Meat and ProvisionhCo.
Arlz. -th-|ft li infant ry.
' less l); Batteries C and 1). Sixth Field
' sag-L.
b‘fl of strength and energy. 1nd,
‘ -. . other and more serious diseas-
. Q'.‘niany times fatal. Why take any
Keep your teeth in good
Creamed Codfish, a lb. pkg. cut to ................ 15¢
s
A- STULL ‘
Eat Norwalk. _
, . lil appeal to you. -
‘ ' ' ‘t 6 NORTH ”A!” ST. 13 MAX" ST- lArtillery; Troop M, 'l‘cnth Cavalry.
q . I f ’ ' .. ‘ ' , went -
. lhe ‘wrham C0 South Norwalk. Phone ”80. Norwalk. Phone 88i. utiliflmhgzfi: tompany u T y
' .' l’cnitas. TcxaH‘oinpauy L. TWeuv
East Norwaltt ' ‘ ty-otghth infantry. t
T... ‘5, l‘rogrcsao,Tcxaa~~ Battery 1i,l‘tiiirtti
1 Field Artillery anti t‘oiupuny (‘, Twen
7 ._._, fl ity-eigbth lniantry. ‘
F_._...._.x_. :5 . - ._ mm 1 Rio Grantlc City. Texas Troops in.
f T b T ,(l and H, Third Cavalry. ‘
“h Take ' ' i Roma, Texatinroop F. Third Ld‘"
. ~ - y Dehctous Creamery Butter, a lb. ............... 34¢ .alty ‘
. .. Pure Leaf Lard, a. ll) .................. 12¢ ‘ San Benito, Tcxais 'l‘iill;pi|:lrl;t~ A. 1.",
V I ' -------- F d it, Twenty-a xt i it an .
Any Chances. Still]! $631“ EOfld- Md-k’ a can '- """"""""""" 10¢ $3.. Diego. Tour-Troops A. D. K
poo,- rpm, m9 1- . . eight 0nd. Skimmed Milk, 2 cans .......... 15¢ laud L. mm (rm-airy,
- .an mpcrtcct inastl- BeardsleYs Shredded Codfish, 10c size ............... 8¢ ' Saum l-‘ordyce. Tcxtts—-t‘tiiiipany ll.
nation. of food: imperfect mastication Shredded Codfish. a pkg.cut to -5¢ 'l‘wcnty-eiglith infantry ““d 'l‘roop t.,
canoes indigestion: indigestion brings Extra Qualit P' """""""""""""""" nixth Cavalry.
' ' Y mk Salmon, 3 can“ """"""""""" 25 3‘ ' “C m onion l) and
“Nd-99min. palpitation of the heart. Strictly Fresh Eggs, 3 doz. . . ..\ __________ ‘ ......... 3'1: I E S;::;1‘;2|:lft‘lfs|nfu:trg. l
l 'Sicrra Blanca. Texas Troop .\i.
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Eighth Cavalry.
San anaclit.
teenth Cavalry.
Santa Maria. Texas -
Cavalry.
Texas-Troop 1. WW“
'i‘rcop M, Sixth
u Cottago Street.
it will be a paying invest!
'Balentine, Texas~-Troop it, Thin
tccnth Cavalry
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.A_._.a __
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'. J. H. Mallory
a by appointment only.
“‘16 i
U. a. Patent orig-i
"as‘ru torus:
madly Knuth not:
moor can't. nos.
Yuma, Arizr Troop l), Twelfth Cav-
airy.
. Troop l), ScVeiitli
filaughter‘s Ranch, Arizona.
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espnoisns- FOR [TUESDAY—
TRtbrLamb Chops 180 lb
llalliiirg tiealt 15c Pork Chops
t‘avalt'y 49‘ “1
Troop L. Sixth Cavalry. is at San
lRanch. Texas.
- Pedro's
I D. Sixth Cavalry,
2% , W,
is at Lan-
Beclllver I 1°C Shoulder S'eak 16c 'drum‘s Ranch Texas.
I ‘ "9 av ,is‘aldls
iitxie Bacon tic rot-it itoast 18c ”it.“ C ‘
T E GREAT LIBRARY "CON- lNORWALK YACHT ccua
WE ISSUE VOTES FOR
GOVERNING COMMITTEE
A goyernlng board of the Not-walk
input Club was elected. at Saturday
Hotel Maliack-
T ST.
_ Schultze’s Sanitary "Markets .
32 WASHINGTON ST. ’niiiht's meeting, at the
39 MAIN ST. 1
SOUTH 'NORWALK. =°“‘ w.
NORWALK. Ward. Dr. George E. Cram, Victor
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Pancake Fitllllt:
. , from THE MILL l
' 3.4m“?— 25c t
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A NEW LINE of BABY. OARRIAGFS $212.3." 1‘2 'ffff’fiffiei.fl.fiii"piilfi
All styles are most attractive, a '
nd the prices are very reasonable to be an enthusiastic and harmonica!
one. Commodore James M. O‘Brien
-’ HANDY co’ CARTS ..........
That insure the comfort of the child, and a rest for the weary mother.
$2.50 to $10100»
RAYMOND a son ..
Greats FUNIRAL DifiECI'ORs- .Mrwalk, Conn.
A BARGAIN.
“How «not: VII do'ao collars!” .
"Two for a quarter."
"How much for van?"
“Fifteen cents."
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Prompt dot cry 'to all parka of Nomatk and aurrounding towns
SOUTH NORWhLK some SENTIN
‘il Kirsch Curtain Rods are the Best made
0. The members are: Williamiioe‘
Ferris, George A. Jennings and Elblrt‘
A majority of the members of the.
“Gift me tie udder: vun."-—Yale Rec-l
“Ng'r
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Tristram 8. Hyatt
\GAZETTE BLDG.
MONDAY, MARCH i3. I9!5
THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORWALK.
Window Shades to Order.
Now is the time to plan new shades and curtains for the spring and
We
gladly figure on a Single window or an entire house and guarantee prompt and satisfactory
summer. will
work. Curtains for windows of odd sizes and shapes 3 spectalty.
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Kirsch Rods Can’t Sag “Never Tarnish
A BIG LINE OF WINDOW DRAPERIES.
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Room.”.oo.oo.oe:oo.oo:oe:”zefioefie:oo:oo:oe:o o3 (oe:«:«°oo:ee:«:e
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Donna, 'l‘exas-t‘oiiipttttit-s A and it,
FIRST DISPLAY OF NEW 'l‘u't-iity'»ciglitli infantry. .
Douglas, Ari; llcadtiuartt-i,» and “f '3
two squadrons, Sun-nth t'aiali'y. y .00 O 0'.
aim-nut. Eighteen and 'l’weiily (:0 8 BIG mm .3. .2.
tsecond infantry; llattcrn-s A and it. ' : ‘
'smit l-‘lcld Artillery. and llt‘fllltluur' ’f .‘ & . '5
tern, Sixth Brigade. ‘ v
i Bugle Parts. ’l‘caaa Seventh lntati (Continued from l'lrst Page.) Oz. ’ 0:.
$12.50 TO $35 00 try, llitttci‘y l-‘, Sixth l-‘it-lti \rtillt-ry . ._ . Ox. 0:0
° tanswrugzysoh' r(Tirtfallgl‘ld-fii‘trdgitct‘s obtained abroad .-\ new kind of . ‘:.
vrlittlith ltrigittlc and Slxlhland Fix Np” ("r ‘7". (“bl"s' M “mm ”mo" 3. ’0.
, “mm" lninutl’y tttm innit-s its usctl annually, was pro .. o .0.
‘ liacltita N M Troops \ and U \ltlcti and new .~ourt~c.~ \wre found for, z t IS eek :
St-wnth (:avalry.‘ ' ' t'llt‘lilllfll: usnd in hattcrn-s and for}? 0.0
‘\ liarllngen, Tum lIi-adutittrlch tho 'fillt' hair lilo- tron tIM’tl tn iualtini: .. oz.‘
land three t'Ulllpiilllt'n, Twenty mm “m," ' l- 1 l ‘ . .8. we Will SC“ BABY .0.
153 WASHINGTON STREET 'ltll'nlttry and ht‘fltltllliirlt'l‘h and ”MW .1'"’.r"|"m 4‘1” “1"“ ‘_ H“ I H H," z :
itrtmps, 51““ Cavalry. giiiecriug tlt‘pdlllllt‘lll Illrl's «tone ll“ 9:. CARRIAGES at a TC- 0.0
l Fort Hancock 'l‘cias Trump 1, portatil and “’"fid'k'mul “Wk “'m 9. f .
l Flfilllll Cavalry ' l‘tprt‘flvltlfllh't‘n of tlw army and navy ‘ ‘ , ff
1' ' Iiiltlugo TA“ 1.er F Sixth to work out at >_V.~li‘lll of coniinuiiit'tt 0:0 duction 0 Tom 0’
H‘itvalry . ' tioii. -.uin-uuan-d by Hilly "12"] 3a .3. ‘:°
l .' .. . ’ . ,. H ”h and, tion." iii coniit-citon witi nut Hill r 10 15 .
lugll‘mhfixlm ’i‘f-iifth l(!fl=.il‘,‘r|fvur tense, plans It is Vallsotpotnted ‘Ol‘ll 0:9 to per cen‘ 0:.
' ‘ l Fabciia, 'l‘cxaa . 'l‘roop it. litahtli “'1" " '3 ”N l""‘""“ ‘or “m ‘u’ 00 oo
Begt Famlly FLOUR 88¢ “Mm”! .‘tl‘lbt‘l' throughout tin s).~lt‘ltl rcgatd 3. from the re lar ri‘es ..
i Kitigavlllc, Tcxas - t‘oinpaiitt-~ KJ‘” 0f “mam.“ ‘ . . ll" : gu P L ' :
land .\t. Tl'enlyslxtli infantry. 1 Regarding 'Itw otiaacstion of punt oz. ’0’
- 2 ”HM“. Trans Ninth infantry and ownership, lrt-sitli‘iil \ail . tli'l'luf‘l'n 00 .0.
00 a e r ER ’3l¢ llluitery H, Sixth “PM Artillery. hm“, ”MTV is little Iikclthootl tit this as long 3 ~ :
‘ luuarleta, Scootiti Iil‘lflfltll‘. as Ihc Drl‘>t'lll politics are follow-ti 0:. NO READY C ASH 0.0
S I M Lot! lndios, Tt‘hlls 'l‘rtiop 3, Sixth ~ . '-— --*~~- I". ‘ ’3
‘t‘avttlry. RALS ' . . o
a t ACKEREL 5¢ ; Lynn-d, 'I‘t'xnr‘t‘ulilpiinitu‘ t' :qu l, DEfiTHS Ali?“ FUNE .3. required. A small deposn and weekly payments Will .3.
l'i‘wt-ntymiath Infantry. ‘ 0:. , 0.0
l Marta. Tcxaa . Troops L‘ and It, Peter Francis Heal. ... bring one to your home. ,3.
E'I‘tiirttxcntli Cavalry. ‘ ‘ .. t Peter Francis lit-til, of lit Wait-r 3. 3.
' WWW" "m“qnu'” (" NY: street, First dintrlcl, dietl very sud- .guzuzoozogeozoozfluzuzuaozoofiozoozodzuzoozuzuznzuzuygaw
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denly, Saturday afternoon .at his late
home. l'pon examination. t‘oroncr . W, . .' -.._. ._ eh
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Huntington prpnounccd the death due 1— , ’ . \I
to heart failure. Rumors of another CHARNOK S . MARKEI‘
character. which had lit-Pit lit clrculaV ~
tion. wort» smasht‘d by the coroner's Phone 583-2 76 North Main street .. .. v, . Free Delivery.
statement, made this morning. Th9 Fresh Ground Bonea for Corned Beef from ...... 8c. up
deceased was thirty-three years of Chicken. ......... 4c. lb. Sm." California Hama 14c.
age, and is survived by his mother.‘ 2 lb Freah Flat Sparertba Gold Medal Butter '''''' 40c.
one brother and two sisters. Funeral ”'2" Jeths'W" Kraut " 135$ Oleomargerine .. 189., 20c., 25c.
services will be held tomorrow morn Pigg' Heads """""""""""""""""" 6c: Premter Salad Dressing 10c 25c.
ing, at nine o'clock, from the late Small Fresh Hams ...... 17.; Yahoo Com; ............ 35c,
home of the deceased. ' Freih Should." --------- l5¢~ Stolwerlt-a °°°' ”"1
. _. Knuckle. ............... 15c. Chocolate ......... 10c., 25c.
. A" Homemade eduoage ...... 18c. Strictly Freah Eggs ...... 40c.
. Mra. Milan Stone.
lllrldgt'ji-cd't has spent $106.7;b—this TODAY IN WALL STREET.
WALL STREET. lllzlltl it. ill. . 'l‘uc
Mexican situation was again a fac'vr
of primary importance at the opening
of today's stock market. lftlcsl dent»
opmcuts across the border having, il.
“'kil'k, with pronouiict-d effect upon shares of cor-
porations operating in that country
and serving to unscttle the general
list. ‘
Mrs. Milan Stone. of New Haven.‘
died last Wednesday in that city. and
funeral services were held Saturday. ‘winter to clear its gut/eta of snow. it
Mrs. Stone is vcry well-known in Nor-is the largest amount spent in any
Willi, bean the sister of MRI. Charlcs‘one year by the Bridgeport Street [)9-
‘.-\. Copley. of Mott avenue. and having partment,
visited in this city a number of times.‘ ._
'Mrs. Stone is survived by bar has-' lir. .td Mrs. J. (‘. '.\'e
.band, Milan Stone. and by one dangli- guests, attended the banquet at Del-
last,
‘tcr, Misti Katherine Stone, aged two utonlco's. on Saturday evening _
)iextcaii Petroleum lost over ..
D'PM‘S- ti“ honor 0‘ Gndski “d Krcisler 0‘ lb? points gtlld American Smelling auol'
_. . -- Musicians' Club of New York, of which Green-t hnflnpa about 2 each, with
,1 heaviness in Southern Pacific. Spic-
'ialties. including llctals and Stude-
. . ‘ r A erl an Sit rw ‘ wt;-
Littlc progress has been made in 2;“; :2?!“ To .39 ‘11:“0nlflfml‘2km
ri.i.~ing the nose 01' the "-‘lm‘ionimexccption being Baldwin Locomotive
“my the “do“. of u“. late John Le- ticiahter of the Aiming J. Smith ‘ and Cruciblchtcel, whigh Tao l to 3
' ‘ _ . . . . i. 'poliits. ‘U. .. Steel an otter repro-
l(}rand Rl‘ed- former “wide“ of W" Transportation 'CotilpnnL' “'mh sentative issues yielded various frac-
.9". and Brooklyn. N. \v_ The family sunk on Rogers Rocks. in tho local‘liom. -
ihas relatives in Dal-ion. The remains “Who"- Divers 3"“ at work “”7""?!
WALL STREET, Noon.wSpccialtit s'
were interrcd in lliiion cemetery R0 “or. lPtl the active trading in the first hour.
iwayton.
Mrs. Newklrk is a member.
Mrs. M. T. Reed.
E Word ha been received of the deathl
tof Mrs. Matilda 1‘. Reed. at Durham.
tN. Y.. March 6. Sltc was 92 years old
is
‘thc “hole list making substantial re-
, .. , coverics from initial declines. (‘ruct-
“info ““d Customs 0‘ Burma “'1“ hie, Baldwin, and American Locomo-
be dl’SCUSlPd by Mrs- E- L- Snyder, at tivvs and other .wnr issues were 3 to
the home of Miss E. t. Beard; 5 West'4 points over last week's final (inma-
' The funeral 01' Royal Lth‘and (‘Oni- street Wednesday afternoon at 3.30'tions, with more moderate adYfillfrfi
o'cloclt The occasion will be ' in other industrials and equipment-“s.
stock, who died Friday morning of
the Mexicans also retrieved much of tht‘ll‘
monthly meeting of the Woman's As-
Funeral of Mr. Cometock.
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lpneumonla. was held yesterday after-
:noon at 2:30 o‘clock front the late ”all till 3 th \. lk (‘ carty‘ni'ct'firijild2:19:30:sotcliilt‘s‘togz‘liiz‘:
. . 'soci on o 9 cu . orwa ou-. mg o in '
lirTQIrd 22 nguirtl avenue. Old .raugcuient \vitli .\lc.\ico for the cap-
"€‘l X9. F- ' A. M. Mid Old Well ,turc of Mexican raiders on American
. _ y . . . t rritory. (‘ains in general were t.\-
ft tfieLsc CfdllgnngewF rairjsimil .There is to be a meeting 0‘ the tziided in in}? second hour. U. 8. Steel
N - ' re re ' ‘ Junior Guild, of Trinity Episcopalflnd Rails sharing in tho .incrcaSatl
‘C’olcmlim, nec‘tor :f Trin?‘ Episcopal: church, tonight at 7:45 o’clock. To-‘ strength in that pcriod. Bonds mm
c run was n 0 large. n ermcnt o - . ' irregu ar.
marrow afternoon at 2 oclock there. _ . .
lowed in Riverside cemeter . Th. . \\ ALL TREET. 1:30 D~ “1r '11“va
pall-benrers' y 9 will be a sewing meeting or the wo‘Hnent shares including the loading
\ Sylvester Decker, Ar- men’s Guild. At 3:30 o’clOCi the jun- rails and L‘. S. Steel. became morn.
‘thur Benedict, Spartan St. John and 1°,- choir will ”hang
. At 4:30 eve- prominent at material advances tlnr-
Arthur T. Ferris, of Old ‘Well Lodge: ning prayer will be observed. The
negational church.
ing midday, and specialties also rulrtl
strong. Bethlehem Steel rose 113% l')
;505. and Crucible Steel 8 to 92%.
Robert Morton and Frederick Bonner. Boy‘s club meets at. 7:30 o'clock.
of Old Well H. &’ L. Company . . .
_..__ Elsworth Waters, of New Csnaan,‘ WITHDRAW EMpLoyEs FROM
A Baby Polley. arrested a few weeks ago. on charges. -MEXICO. .
t Orr-inc 8.. daughter of ‘Mr. and Mrs._‘of keeping liquor for sale, selling it! xmv YORK. March 13:- All Allin?-
Irving K. Pollcy. aged live months.;to a minor. and selling it on Sun-. lean employcs of the America“ SW!“
,died at the home of her parents. 70 'day. was up before Ju'lige Daulesa. d,$§lgg“fiel}:§: 2:23:2an {33:11:23
‘Fort street. East Norwalk. Sunday af- New Canaan, Satuilisy, and was fined . mum.“ by mp 65mm“; today. The
.ternoon. Funeral will take place Tues-jlo. on each of the first two counts.
!men arrived at int-ode. Texas, yester-
.day afternoon and will be private. ‘ lCosts amounted to $35.42. _Attorney ; day.
' ILoo Davis, of Norwnlh, acted as pros-t m."
”W-
troui the smelting plants at Mon-
and Matehuttla. Opt-rations wrre
resumed in these plants about six, or
lclfsht weeks ago.
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—-A “MIMI Want Ad. for win 'ccutot‘.
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