Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, June 21, 1916 · page 7

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CARRANZA HAS 17 000, 000
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Secretary Baker said the sug-
gestion that the senior class at
West Po.11t Military Academy
he graduated immediately for ac-
tive service was under considera-
tion._ but no decision had been
reached The cadets have com-
pleted three years of their work
and could be commissioned as
second lieutenants immediately if
the emergency warrants such a
step.

Entente Allies Active for Peace
. in Mexico.
\\'A>”lllf\"l”t).\', Ilunc 21‘-

'Agencics of the l”nt1‘nte Allies

are understood to be a1'ti11‘ for

1102111, p‘atti1ular1ybe1a‘11s1 they:

beli1‘V1‘ti1rman influence has

sought to inflame 1111‘ ”.\l1Vi1‘a11
1:01'1‘1‘111111111 againt 1111 l nited

States with a \i'1‘\\ to pi“1‘\1‘nin;,I'r

this countrv from g‘atlnring in

trade f1'1r1111‘ilV‘ 1‘onttoll1‘d hy tier-
main in ‘\11-\",ito South and (”1‘11"
tral America

11 is p111111111 out that tarra‘tza
might aVoid war by tallinr: .or
an international commission to

discuss the border situation as
proVided for in the treaty . (-t
1848. So far. h111V1"‘\1r, 1111 >111:-

geslion for .su1h a step 11' 1s tome
from Mexico. .\ delintt. s11t1
t':11=
all in his power :11

IlIhis time to protect .\meriraus
'1 ‘M‘t‘sico from attack. by 1111‘
~II‘popul-ac1‘. lie is said to »11:11.‘

,given Special .-\1;"ent Rodgers i‘1
'Mex‘co Lily

all the aid l'l hi»
power in ’arrangin;r for trains to
carry American refugees from
the interior to \'1‘ra (”1'112. rn
sttued as evidence that he is 1.1.1;
lie ‘nt upon provokin,nr hostilitits‘

The State Department had 11:1
'g\l(‘€.‘l bearim,T out these hop1-

1f111 them to lean‘.

1\\l‘.il

Inl indications 1‘V1'1pt that fit) 11
.\5;'1‘nt 1111.1111-rs announ-
1'111I‘.: tltt'pr11j;‘r1_s.s‘ of his et'Iorts
111 :1‘1 \incrican citi/ens
\\ ith the full consent of the (”ar
1'. '11./.'1 authorities he said. and tin:
1111111".is1 of :1111‘1111at1 pr1111‘1ti1nI
11'11111 ptss11111 bandit attatks. hc
11:111:1r1:1n1,,‘1‘d for a special 11 did
111 lt‘.‘I\1 \11xi1'o (ity tomorrow
1.1.'\i111:.‘\mericatt.sto\ er

\11211‘1111;;‘1‘rs added that he and
112s diplomatic associates in the
.\11\i1':1n’1:1pi1:tl have betn giVCItI
e"111_V as’surante of safe c“o11dtnt
and protection on their tiip to
tilt

‘”"1‘Vi'll

.\1111‘1'11'1111 ne'VV'spaper
dents tl11"'e has decided to remain
Mr. Rodgers until .such
time as he may find it necessary
to leave.

 

Torpedo Flotilla Ready.
.\'.\.\” 11112131), t”al.. Iluue 21.——
The flotilla 11f torpedo boat 111‘s-

troyers consisting of 1111 llull.
f1:1-;-.sh1.p 11f l.i1‘.ut \\. l'1rad-
leV'. flotilla conttnande'.r “Hopkins

and '1111Vtttn are in readiness I11-

daV for a dash 11111111 1111 \lt‘Vi-;

1' :111 west coast to join other units
of the 1"a1il'11' fleet \\hiclt cithcr
:11‘1 alr‘;11d_V in .\leVicau ports (11'
on their way. 'lhe l'uite1l.\'t:1t1‘s
cruiser San Diego. flagship of
Admiral \\inslow. 111‘:ptrt1d yes-
terday presumably for tiuanas
\l:1'/::111111 1111sely followed In
the cruisers l'ittsl)i11';.:lt. flagship
of lV‘ear .\dmiral l"ull.'1m. com—
111:1111111'111‘1'11111 of the Il’acilic
lV‘1‘s1-1'V 1‘ fleet. and the Colorado.

.\1111111rities here on naval mat—
ters said that .\dmiral \\'in.slov.',
1'11111111:111111‘1‘-in-1'hi1'f of the l‘a—
fleet, could blockade eti'ec-
1111‘11 \\ithin :1 short time every
port 1111 the .\11‘xican_ coast if
1‘11‘11Is rendered such action

Ill”

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some quarters here this was 1'1121-111...1.-1-a1~_1,

1111‘ armored cruiser .\larvland.
Vv'11i1h departed front the l‘ugtt
Found naVV'ya111 _V'1‘.st1‘1daV‘.is
Texpected here 111 a few daVs'. The

 

 

 

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34c” lb.-Butter-34c lb.

Fresh, Sweet and Pure. The
Kind of Butter You Always
Get at Beckmanns

Fairbanks‘ Gold Dust, large size pkg. ........
so Stamps with 1 lb. After Dinner Blend Coffee
Fine Old New York State Cheese. 1b..
'Pillsbury’ s, Jones' or Gold Medal Flour, b'a'g.

CrownAster Brand Flour.per bag

. Choice Pink Salmon. solid pack can . .. . . . . . . .. .
.I 6 cakes Kirkman‘s Borax or Fels Naptha Soap
Monogram Rye Whiskey (For home use), bot.
, Barton & Guiester Sauterne. per bottle

f fledoc Claret ................ pint bot.

A. E. Beckmann.& Co.

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treating of Americans.'armory. General Cole after

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[hr l’uget Sound navy yard to—‘and officials feared against hope long conference with (iovernorI

is 11- take aboard every avail-
2bl1 marine at the northern port,

[-‘urtust and proceed
l)‘.1‘:;'11 fur til'tlt‘l’\. ll \\éh an
1111111111111

1111 dtsptwitioil of tilt latifit‘I'
I”11"t in .\lt'Vtcan waters “ill be
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li..pl.ins. 1

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.'V1 (Autumn—truism (”h-15‘—
1.11111, supply steamer Idacit'r.

\1 'l'opolobanipo —~ liunboatI
1111111111111. destroyer 'l”ru\tun.

\1 .\la/utlanvtr11iser San
1111;11. euuboat Annapolis '

\t .\lan/anilu—t”1111se1s l'itts-'
burgh. (111111111111. .\lban}.

l .‘11 Salina (111774 ruisers llen ‘1
'\‘1'1‘. Raleigh.
\I .\.':1pt1i.'11—-—t”1‘111s11' (11:11th
11111123, I
l'”.11 1‘111111'~t'r11is1-1' \li11111111V1‘1‘..
from $1111 1111:11: cruisers 511111111
l):1lu1t:1 and .\l.11'1l:11nl. f1‘11:11 l’u~'

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New York Regiments Start. |

g .\l".\\ \'lll\l\' _l11n1‘ :I.1‘~—'l'h‘
Itit'st l\\11 11;;‘11111'nts of 1111 \1‘1Vl.
'\f1111. \ :ttitnml hoard to respond'
11111111‘1'all f111 s1‘rVit1 on the
\..\'1‘.111 l1111'1lt't‘. bit this V’ll\ lo-
111_\ int tl11 state camp :1'. Neck
1.1:111, ‘.1111'11' 11 1s1‘VI11'111d that
:1'1-1111 18.111111 men \\ill be assem-

Uivd 121111" 11‘.» state 11111l1ili/ation

i‘ 1’111.|tltlt‘.

1’1:,'.1111'nt» l1:1\inI‘;' t1111:1\ were

1111‘ .\1'11 11111111. lnIantrV :ind the!
1:17111111111al siV 111tttp.11111' s 11I the.
‘.11111_Vs.1'111..1 l11;_;111111s. tun”

”1'1111111auies 11f \\lIl1'l1 alreadt VV1‘I'_'
:11 ‘. amp \\hitman .\ part 1f
.1111 1.rs1 Signal (111ps also stint
11d fut 1111‘ 1':1111pt11d:11 Io pt":1pir1‘

Ith1‘ t1"l1;;‘r:1I111 and t1l1'phon‘
i1'11111pnlt'nt 1111‘1'1‘.
'l'11il11ll'1m lllt 911'11111-tir'1

1V1 1,.1111 111 \\ill how for the 1am;1
and duritn: the remainder of theI

 

I111V1s11 11 1‘Vp1‘11 regiments from

1
aCrn/ 11-'11111 parts of 1111 .sta11 VVill ar- .1‘111. 111 proceed

1111' there I
'lln' depalture 11f the itl'llllt'l'\l'
1111;111:111“ for flu .stat1 camp is
b1inI‘;‘ d1l'1V11l bV inabilitV to (111‘'
ll l~ lttll tt)ll.\"-(l(r
:11 tln_V will 11. readyi

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1111111 l1‘111.ses

"111 lil tl_V th

for 1'1111'1pl1t1‘ mobili/ation 1111111
111'\1 V'Vt'V'lV.

.\lml 111” the other i\'t'V\' York
11'} 11‘;;‘i1n1‘nts are in their arm

1111's .|\\illl”1|lj;' 1111‘ order to stat"
1.11 the camp and meantime are
11".‘11'1ing: 111 bring their enlist-
.”“""‘-‘ to full 11:1r strength, .\t
1111' present rate it may be two
111‘1‘1.s before this is acomplished.

'.'”.1npl11'\'crs continue their an
11111111.'1‘nu‘nI 111111 1111‘11 serving in

. ll 1' (111:11'1‘l \V'1itll1l I‘t't‘t‘i\ t‘ [111].”
‘111311 absent. l‘ercival llall
lu‘mblenl of the .\merican To-

l‘:11'1'11 t'ompanv, notitied all the
111:.11.1‘.‘11's of that company that
its 1"11ploV1‘1‘s would receive pay
'111 1'11'1‘. and their positions woul'l

111‘ '.‘1111 pending: their return.
.\'.111y units in the silk trade sign—
1‘11 :1 rimilar 111,11‘1-1‘1111-111.

 

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Second Infantry Recruiting.

\'1‘”.\\"ll\\'|"..\”. Ilune 21.-—
\\'hen the local companies of the
..\'1-c111‘.11 Infantry responded to the
.second day”s roll call in the arm-
111'V. this 1111111111113 1111-11 were
told that they 1‘1-re to remain in
about the building unless de-
tailed for special duty. Recruit—
1112' is goini,r on as rapidly as the
'eVamining offi1ers can handle
the applicants Officers were in
conferente during the mornlnh‘
and “aim llanford. commandim;f
.the Sale batteries. was a caller
-at 1111‘ regimental headquarters.
1"1111‘11‘ see ‘med little 1“han1e of the
lSecoud Regiment receiving: or-
'de1s to 1:0 to \'iantic before Sat-
urdaIV'.

Troop

Hi”

'.\. Fifth Militia (”aval-
Iry. remains at its armory. as its
Iistrengz'th falls short of the. re-
:111111'1111 103 men.‘ When Captain
‘ Wolfe has the troop fully prepar-
led he VVill aVVait orders to pro:
iceed to \iantic and he expects it
111 111 he a march over the road.
Washington Awaits Carranza’s
1 Answer.

1 \\ .\SllthT0\. June 21.-
:The L' nted States today anVious-
1’l\ awaited VVord fro't \fexico
lCit} regarding Genera Carran-

‘111111 fut ll1ts1

that this would not be done.

.\I. ll.

Holcomb aL the armory}

L'nofficial Versions of the note said '11‘ 111.111.] be probably “mi
12111 31%411 l raneisco for th1 same probably were publised in \lexi— or three daVs at hast 1111'1111 the."

‘may :1fr1adIV 111‘ in tarrauza's

hands.
.\lilitar) authorities new look

1.I1;‘ for 1111- 111‘ 1.1.111 government‘s cruits
11y \ae at1itu1i1 in 11111111 111own11ntsn1ar 11111111111. that 11.1.11?
11 has leariied to 11111 1111r1111 11111.11. 111111111 prepara— on1l IV. 1.

the war
1111‘111 pas getting ready
‘111 (111111.11 111.1.s11'111's

to act

1111111 enthusiasm and rapnl 1'1--
1‘rtLiliIIL‘ V‘HIIIiIIttV'd 111 1‘111111‘
from many states today.
tireat i1111'1‘1'~-1
Its 111 the
i11"”11ll11\'11'1l 111 1‘:I~1'
1:1 1. 1111‘ \1111“r11:111

Iil'i 1l1;tl)l1' 1" Iill'N't‘
.\l1'\lt‘:11‘.~ til
column.

bordet to :1

suttllt

'11.
1111111111 11

1111‘, YV‘l from
111‘ pethaIs

t'.11'o\\ 11 into the enemy's
1.11'_V and the border
against further bandit :111a111
'\ tl111111u;h [111111'11114'111' 1111 1111111-

l.‘V 11111in 1111 main line.

\ s‘u‘ti. ll train b1.1rin;: s1V'1rtl 1"‘11|111r111 for s '11"11I'11'

litlttllti'xl

..1V1111\ll'. 111\V'l.t('lll/
111l1':1\1 \‘11Vit'11titV today :1'»I
cording 111 word from
\IL‘enI Rodgers at the
capit'l.

Kill' 1 i. "ll

Wi'l ”"r'l‘ to Niantic.
ll.\lt'l”l'”(11V‘l), lune Jlr‘i'fillll.
:I. ll lhiVis. 1'11111111an1hn1,r
lt'oop 1'. Fifth .\liliti:1 t'aVaer

IV.

1113.: f111m 1111‘adinfant—1:1‘n1‘ral.sl
at nine to the
111.111ili/ation 1:1mp at Niantic.
1111 iourn1v will be made mount-
1‘11. lhe troop' is recruited t1.
full str1ngth and has a sufficient
number of hor.s1‘.s.\s soon as
111 111"d1r was receited prepara
11.1111 for the start front the arm»
on in \\”1‘st Hartford began.
Illinois Regiment Leaves.

1‘lllt”. \liH lune 2|. —— \f1 ‘1
\pt 1111 111.: th1 night on the train
to 11111111 11111 marched at 11111
nig‘ht 1n :1 1‘1-:1V_V rain the HM

1:1V':11r1.llliuois National (111'1rd
iltltll‘l‘ 111mm 111d of (”1.11 Milton
1. loreman, are on the way 111»
11:1V t11§11ringfitmld where 1111-1
111” 1:11 into camp to await fur
.1-.1r 1rdcrs train the \\ ar 1%-

i1ar1n11‘nt.'lhis regiment 11a?
1111‘ first of the Illinois contingent
of guardsmen called for .serV"i1.“
on the .\leViean border to start
for the 11111111117 ittnn 1‘.:1mp (ltlier
troops will follow today or to
morrow.

.\lam 1111ploVers announced to
.1111 their intention of continuingr
unardsmen on the payroll at full
.salary.

‘— '1 W

Horses for Troop B.

11 \1V 1‘ l“ (1R1) June 21. ——\11
hour or two after Captain _1 11
K. Davis. of Troop Ii l'ifth
.\liliti:1 t”avalry.~ had received 111'—
11ers to proceed as soon as con-
venient to the mobilization camp
at .\'iantic and had ordered his
men to be ready to march at 12
o‘clock. he received word that
an anoanOus friend of the troop
would give it forty- four horses
for immediate (11‘1' 1V".1‘ry In View
of the fact that the command has
0an about 40 animals Captain
Davis ruched his order for 10.
dav s departure 'lhe start for
\'i antic will he made early Thurs-
day morning. About 75 of 1111‘

,too men VVill be mounted The'

others will 1:0 to Niantic bv train,
mounts to he provided later. The
route to Niantic will be by way
of East Hartford and other
towns east of the river.

 

Connecticut National Guard
Mobilized

 

HARTFORD, lune zo—The
entire National Guard of Con-
necticut with the exception of the
Naval Militia the Coast Artil-

za' 8 attiude toward the American lery Corps and the First Separate
note sent him yesterday, or on Company was mobilized at arm-
him depended the question of war ories throughout the state at 8
Ihetueen the two republics. oclock this morning, in accord-
l High officials here admitted ancc with the orders issued yes-
"nriV ately they look for war, -terday by’ diutant-General-
Ithough ca‘r'e was taken to avoi'dIGcorg‘e M. Cole. When the as-
anv formal expressions or acts lsembly sounded, the five Hart-
which might appear foreunners lford companies of the First Regi-
of a declaration of war. lm'ent the Ambulance Company

The only ansner required fromland the Sanitary Corps were on JOHN“! m
.Carranza

:5 action suppressing the big drill floOr of the state
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lk'part» i11;: officer of tl‘-'

request (pinion that his regiment 111111111
1.11' 11111111-111;.11‘ 111spatV'1111t a 1111111— 111‘ r1‘1'ruit1d up In peace st1'1‘11;;‘thl

l11r11f \:1111111al 111111111 units twat least before 11111.1. ”l'ht ll'1111I1sl
1111‘ border. it was said Secretary“ 111 1'111 entrain for ‘V'iantic 1111-
|Z.‘1111-r and l’residem \\1lson |1r1)‘ltil each conipan‘.‘ has its peace
111:11111 11111 111-11‘1'1111111‘ \\ltat11rga11-'1,1111ta of I»; 111111 and three of—
1/:1111111s should he sent. lficers. \\11111‘ theV' are at Xian—

.\”1'Ver:11 days may elapse 111' 111' applications for enlistments
1'.11'1‘.'111_V;:1'V'at number 11f1nili;'.:1nd physical examinations 1‘.ill
111:1 units can 111 mustered into continue at the arner and the
1111‘f1d1'ral .ser111'1‘. lV‘1pr11‘ts of applicants 111111 are” :11'1'1-1111‘1

in Ier squad.111:111r111111»1‘o1111111~s1n11

led t1f1'11‘1'rs.
11 as expressedi
111.111” Troop 1'.,

In,
llllln
“s 11:1:1111‘11 :1‘ 111111.1111 111:1t:1'\'11'1.‘.11l1 1111-11"V1“r1 111111 1'.‘ .'
‘11111al rapid :111V:11111 111111111 '11'1‘1111 :.l.s1nt and .1rdinj;“ 111 1.”

11f'1111‘1‘1‘1 1'.1r atrll\\ .1111” 111.1” 1...

.\1111111'an r1f11‘;‘1~ fl'“'"1“ 1‘1r11111"'l
'.V'.1»l1‘11‘1111111'1'~1:.11.di1‘1;"11::1I 1111-. \11~r.-
.'-1l1‘1“‘ t‘l‘1-11‘

Mt Vican,‘
1111:11111 in 142 1111'".

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to Sanlco titIV todaV and official text troops were real} to leaVe forl

\'iantic. 1
1111‘ armor} and arsenal were
'placed under guard. New 11‘—
appeared 111 such large?

11111111 Add"
1‘11111111a11d—
l I:'\1 (”1:111:1‘1‘~
VVprV'swl 1‘111‘

lititMlIlIaHI

111ut infantrt,

will 111‘ sent 111 Niantic. squad af‘

 

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‘\111'11'l”run11n'11rt1.llt‘v‘s 1
lifth \lilit'ia t 11 :‘l 1

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lliil'lfhl‘rl .11

l1lt‘\\' llI"
:.r1111rV in \\.-.1

I111 11ftb1 Ir1-'111 Ib1‘s'1111‘~

\Hr 11l1"

1 '1 hurdtr lhis 11111 111111 \1111111 11'1‘11 ll: 1'rtf11'1 '~ f:.~t as 11'.‘ -1'
11‘ fortified and hell until 1111—111-‘111‘ 111111'1‘} ll‘."11‘

111 Ieer rei11f111'1'e1111‘nts 111‘1'111111‘.I lletails fr-1111 1"11'11 companV and
,111:111111-. Thu. I'”1;,:l11'111I;r \Vould beleach unattached (Il'UillllYKlllt'll

terri- were put at 1111er 11.11.11; sup»
pr1111‘1‘t1d plies and pr1‘parin;;r 111111111111"1t
and arms 1111 .11111‘11111 ‘1. 1“."

:1r111111'_\ fl11111‘s11111a'1I11'ui'11..11il‘

1|f llusl‘il. Il \11111'111 ‘. .\it'it 1‘1 l
1ltttv \V1‘1‘1“
1.. 11‘..1,.‘ “1111111 \\ill]

111 1111' armorV 1111-.
'd f1‘1'11‘v‘1' orders V1 ere L’lH‘ll ll
\\.‘h l1t"11'\1‘1l that 1111‘ l111§1l c1111-
llis r1111 l”1'lll‘
ship of abou‘ six hundred. \\ill'
be held here for a 11m 11r l\\'11, '

The scenes :11 1111‘ l\'e\v l|:1\en
armory VV'erc: similar to those
\Vhi1h VV'1r1‘ b1‘i111;r worked out at
other armories in the state. \t

“eel: of111ers’ of the .\'1\V' \':11rlI111‘-1111-11 orders early this morn— i\\insted tantain \tuos l‘u'111111‘.

t'ompanv .\l, |”'rsI lt11a'1trV. re—
‘eiV'ed orders to recruit his com-
mand to I41 1111'11. lliss roll call
showed that militarv officers and

men reported at R a. m.

 

American Believrd to Have
Been Murdered.
liRO\\'.\'.\”\'ll.l.l".. 'l'1‘V., lune
fen—The bodv of \\'illiant‘

.l‘1roVV‘111‘. a brother of Mayor .‘\1-»

bert lirowne. of this citV, was
found in the Rio (Trandw‘ river on

the Mexican side. ten miles
south of .\latamoras 1o“ay. "
Browne is said to have been

last seen in .\latamoras SaturdaIvI
afternoon. He believed to
have been ItIurvlered. l

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Knights of Pytbias May Enlist.
\\"”.lll l. l l.\ti \\. \'a..I1'.luc
2t .-.——L‘oeal companies of uniform.
rank Knights of l’ ythias. are sub-I
mitting a detailed report of all
men who will be available for
military service to Major Getter»
al Lootuis of tirand Rapids
. . . 1
Mich, who is 111 charge of this
launch ofthe l‘ythians. There is'.
one battalion in this city ready’
11.1 Volunteer if needed. '
Six.Sons Are in the Army.
".\l.'l”l.\1(llVl'”.. .\ld..Ilu11e 21.
-» 11' lllt fourteen sons all liVin1;r .
111 .‘lt's. .\lai‘V \\11lf1ofth1s tit‘.‘."
siV' 11111 ear the uniform of l'nit-I
(‘11 States 51111 liers. '”‘l1\o are with 1
1111' 'l”‘.1'1‘lf111 (”avalrv in .\11‘xi1‘.1,l
one 1.: a member of the 'l'\\'t‘ll'i”1‘tl
.\1'1i‘i.‘1IV stationed in Vermont”1
and three a11 1111‘111111‘rs of the
1:011th lVegi ment. Maryland \"1
tional (iuard.

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A German spy was being marched
on a very ralny day to the Tower.

“What brutes you English are."
he said, “to march me through a
rain like this!"

“But how about
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Plain and embroidered all-linen Guest Towels. hemetitched
or scalloped .
All-linen Guest Towels with hemstitched ends and line!
lace insertion 59¢
All-linen Buck and Damask Towels regular size with hun-
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Scalloped Domes—Embroidered or with drawn work,

7 d to $2
All-dinen Doilies—With Cluny lace . . . . $1
Surfs—Embroidered or with drawn work; hematiotc ed III‘I
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All-linen Scarfs, embroidered with scalloped edges. or.

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