. mnlflmflillm pou-
Odo-Or hill-Ill“ ovum-om
p-m
MWmmMmtyoflve “Idiotic-I.”
”Mic-hub W Word. 1 out” ww-
, hooorCoanwblo Price.
: mourn.
no won in the house or represents-
lu‘m durum the union or 1311-1812.
Printing Connor at we; lid»
: cal .l.. Jones it. Ill-y and W
l doubt-or. John W. Nolan. of Hatfield.
and who is Mont of the (fit!
all
Nolan. all of Norwalk. The funeral
<_fll::::;
tom
“GUIDING m ”can
HARDER. AND :7 JPRISQ‘:
IRS. ' ii 2.3-
(Condom Fro- Flrot Pogo.)
reoolution anion-g int-run.
tiouJodit condo-dye“
flatuleotheFonigrrldofiu
Condimenttudmbevould
mmtakethemattcroutofito
hoods.
~ quite.
W
toward the entrenchoocnt Gn-
eral Gomez lay concealed some
hundred yards away in the nes-
The horses of the Ameri-
can vanguard plunged into the
pitfall, unseating their riders and
injuring a number of them.
Then. the Mexican asserted,
the Carrntioavforces lying in am-
bush raked the American ranks
with a machine gun. The heavy
fire forced the Americans to with—
draw to reorganize their line. and
'm “LE—lCE BOX. l.\' 6000*
one» tum.
Foam—ms snowman
delimiter. Also Ford cats at bat-.Kains ‘
:21 3t
_ ,
“Wu Garage, 186 Main street.T01.WALl.£TRlET l-NQUIRB ON m hot-walk.
l 331') J" -1 it
9
“ walk.
TO LET—‘5 ROOMS UPPER rwoit
«union. 8! Orchrd meet. or tale-with me iwovements. ~11 Cottage. mm,
Nor“
street. inquire A. Stull. East
321 8!
1’0 LET—DESK ROOM AT 45
MISES 8 008.11.!!!“
I
.-
WANTED—BOYB FOR CUTTING
Apply lounsbnry Mathewson
C0.
housework. Apply 10 Morgan avenue
322
WANTED Bl KIND,
'” “LE '0“ “ECU-‘1’ ”“D. To LET—TWO HABTHENTB or girl who... as nursomnid or no no-
Plllo Liolumbia Range No. 88,
Good baker. Price :15.
Franklin ntenue, Norualh, Ct j’l
Fen 8ALE—BARGA1N.SLUUP l
21:6 it Email cabin. in). Address Ball‘Wosblngton “we" Eu! Norwalk “rip” it satisfactory H Jacob & So
qo Sentinel.
FOR SALE—~l'lRST (‘1 ASS GROC l
et, and klitatessen store. Address.
1’ O. Box 212, Norman; jtlo 31
FOR 8ALE»~(‘AFE Wl'l‘lf FOI'RP
teen furnished l‘oolllr. All fully furn-
is'iod. t‘heap. Address ‘L‘ule‘ c‘lo Senti-
”1.120 81 ‘
l telephone 1393-12.
“if
T0 LET—A SIORE, 807 he?
ran apartment, 41 Chapel fittest. All}
:lmprotonontn lent very WHO
WANT
“‘1‘ five room ouch. wt‘ 5 improve-tom. thei liel
( ~ per. Sleep home nights. Ap—l
““Im‘m‘ “1 1'19“ “BMW At .\'o. o 55 and 51 norms meet in- pl) 30 Myrtle street, East Nomalk
Apply W Quite Mu.R.Tarlov.16 Grove St or c
I
122 iii
l WANTED—BOYS TO MAKE THEM-
lseltes Unt‘ful in shoe factory. Good
J32 1t
.—
; WANTED—431' . THOROUUHLY
competent uotnan of 18 year: expert,
ence in the care and management 0:,
H0 children. one or two children to
1 board. .\'0 objection to child if ailtnx,
gor sickly. it doccose, is not COMIC-l
322 8t}
WANTED—GIRL FOR crumb:
~§1tuhml was held Tuesday afternoon at
,.-. Pr t,
“ILLING ~lher lute home" osoect ntroe m-
. itrd Disbrow,
will be held Saturday norm nt 9
" o'clock from at. turn church. in.
terment will be in St. Mary‘s ceme-
tery, Norwallt.
Funeral of Mn. Joel G. Factor.
Many relatives and friends attend-
ed the funeral of Mrs Joel G Foster.
burr.l The sertite was conducted by
Ret . it, Barber, pastor of the Uni-
\errulistt hurt-h. The floral remem-
brunet-o oerc \Ol'l many and erased
ingly beautiful. The interment was
_lin \‘looster cemetery, the pull bear
'er
I eiius
n5.lN
13 0 ‘3 provnmenta. inquire Dr. Bohonnon, «tsuoe Manufacturers, Beldon avenue.
".South Main street. Telephone 60. Also- \‘urvtalk
being \\illiani Penney, George
Henry \‘l‘albridge and Rich-
leng~tinie etnployes llJ
lthe shop of Foster Bron. Among
those present at the service were re-
latives from Noru-alk, South Nor-
wnlk, Derby, Boston, Mass, and Au-
burn, Me.
Funeral of Hiram Thoycr.
The funeral of Hiram i". 'l‘hnycr
was held yesterday afternoon from
in Spring street.
Zions, road I'boluome burd,,unnitnr¥1ms 10:9 residence
FOR SALEA-IIAVDSOMII, Strt' .\Dl laurroundiusa. Tel. 1219-5. lThe remains were interred in Wood-
srotle tarriage horse. Reason for 3911-? 1 [land Cemetery, Stamford. Rev. L
lug, have automobile. No reasonable OPERATORS 01" SEWING “ACE" WANTED—AT ONCE, BOY T0313 . Howell rector of St Paul’l
oi‘er refused. Address ‘llorse,’ c'rozln“: pay while learning. trun eiovntor. DWI”. lathowoon Church. om(-iated,1nd the pallbear-
Sentinel Oflk‘t‘. j20 3l| lC0.. South Norwolk.12 't en. were member“ of Douglass FOW'
-' ler Post, Grand Army of the Repub-
the Mexicans captured seventeen
soldiers who had been thrown
into the pit.
Hr asserted that
that General Gomez
ward under a flagr of truce and
that before the proposed parlev
had begun an irresponsiblt sold—
itr again started the mat-hint gun
fire
A. small detachment of C8\éill’_\
men (hargcd tovtard Genera
Gomez and his party.
in lllt C(llltl‘ of a field directh
l‘t‘l\\(’l'l'l lllt tuo ((lllllllalltl< tbtir
lvl~lnl fin killingr the Mmican
leader.
Accordingr to the
CAPTAIN MOREY IN COM-
HAND.
COLUHBUS. N. H. Jule #2
—Captain Lewis S. Morey, of the
Tenth Cavalry. is reported to
havo boon in command of the do-
tocbmont of American soldiers
which engaged the Mexicans at
Carriul yesterday.
CARRANZA TROOPS CLOSE
TO AHERICAN LINES.
FIELD HEADQUARTERS,
June 22, via Radio to Cohunbus.
N. 11., June zr.—Carranzn troops
have been reported clone to the
southern °nd of the Amelia“ commands withdrew. 'l‘ltc .\l(xi—
lines General Pershing is malfl- (an “as unable to estitnalt lllt
tainingstrong ““995“ in eVfl'Yv‘lft\itait dead. but asstrtul that,
direction "“1 taking every PFC-lthc .\mttitan dt-ad numbtrtd
caution to prevent trouble aris- fort). his statement agruing ultlt
then
went for—
it was
story both
ing. tht Mexican official reporh that
the American dead numbered
WOULD DRAFT GUARDS- {nr‘V‘
MEN- Military authorities here ev—
WASHINGTON, June 22.-'-A
resolution authorizing the presi-
dent to draft National Guards-
men ivllling to take the federal
oath immediately into the rogular
army. under the tom-of the new
army bill. was submitted by Sec-
prcsscd no doubt that both com—
mand»: suffered heavily iri’tlit
fight. but pointed out that no in—
formation concerning.r engage—
ment other than that from Mexi-
can sources has been ft‘t‘(‘l\t‘.j(l
Eten tht tuo Americans James;
llnettitut
who were ,
l
l
t
M82. in. “Law.“
of the Carranza garrison may
all still to be in Java.
commandencia it was said ov
the telephone that-oil was q ’
and that time was no
movement toward evacuation. ,g. ;
Street cars continued to f ,i
across the international brill; *3
into }aurez this morning. y; 1%
a ,4"
First comm it c.“ W 2-5.,“
5: 3
H ART Ftiksl) June 21—sz
and thters nith a touch of m
or humor hilt and there morkd
Illt tltparlurt f’ur Ninntic m“
tht ljrst (unnectigut Field Com "
pan} Signal troops, m
Gem-gt 1:. ((ll . command' , at
q 30 this morning, the first
command to leave M
(‘a,mp Shortlx before 8 o’clock
four .il’lll) “Mon: each day.
1)} :1 [mil of horas and 3113“;-
b) mm l"llt'r.\ of tht company,“ .
fr rom llt (-3 t sidt of the armor,
for tln Morgan street ltd“
}ald\ from \tlttch plat‘t the coin-4
pan} tiitraintd A few mill!!!“
lattr lllt mmpam left thew .
on, marching: four abreast. We;
0m llltll in lll( tmnpativ indudv .1, 4,5
my: the three officers, WI
Cole. lirst Limit. 1. N Allen 3
,and Licut Curtis L. Shel . ,
Each carried on his hip ‘4‘ ,
Colt alllfilllfltlt They were W M
l
l
acctnupanicd in band, but I'm
continuously cheered by W
dreds of people on the street“; ‘ ,
suit them coming and passed the " i
word down the line of mud).
Relatives of the men wimp-t
sembled in large numbers have
FOR SALE—THOROUGHBRED S.
(‘ White Leghorn Stock for sale as;
follows. Two year old hens and Year-1
1 his in fullluy. Also April hatched
pillets for Oct. layers. All in sup-
et'i condition. Stock may be seen by
appointment. Miss A. 1.. llay, i’onui
ludge l‘arm. New Canaan, Conn. Tel
-l:t-.4. 520 St
FOR SALE—llARGAlN. OWNER
mu~t move. Will sell for only the:
mortgage, in beautiful 12 room. 2 four:
ll; house. Address .\1 X, cgo Sentinel.‘
117 St
FOR SALE-MOTOR DOAT, GOOD
condition. 1516 14. Connor riveted.
“other cushion. inquire Hr. Kllno-
tulip. Rowaytnn. a“ 6
BUSINESS NOTICES.
“(TM—NEW optimum 0F LAD-
lo.- .Tallorinz Shop. Skin: may mule
and made to order and very reasonable
prions. Nathan Framer. 70 Soul: Min
street. South Norwnlk. Bonn.
‘50 A WEEK IS WHAT 700 CA"
corn. women of-luloponmt induc-
tion. and men who want mill: at“!
Mansion. Join our clau- looming
flinging ond phyflcol More. We
in train you ot homo by molt an:
”toy for onrtlculm. if. Am’o
~ututlon, 39 Submit An. fin
id. than.
i.
QAINTINO rum-am
mung, We oupploo; V‘-
. tinted!!!» Ina. town one...
too charity 31m. Trial-on
”Idiot Tel. «0. “unit
m It 1-! fly Ave. nil
lCE c-l
m 05‘ NORWAIK Bid: (or
m Nominate none. Direction-
“. old. can be around at tho
My oflco, 39 Wall It. Norwdk.
u. v. RAYMOND. .1
,WILLLAM 0. (WT. !
JOHN STAPLITON.
Mt, Continual-v
120 .81
RECEPTION FOR HARTFORD
TROWERS.
HARTFORD, Juno 22.—Betweenf
long rows of spectators and buildings‘
«knot-d wtih flags seventy—five int-.m-é
tern of Troop B. Fifth Militia Cavalry,
rode .altortly after 10 o'clock, this
zooming. from their armor). in Westi
Hartford, throughthe cit). «across that
Connecticut rivertbrldsoond not intol
the country for their 58 mile lent to
tho mobilisation-cunt) at Ninnttc. A
one, soldierly command, volt-mounted,
well‘trained. prepared for the field
rmm anddlo bags to convening mil
1mm rifles and antarctic Colt auto-
mation, .vvno roundly. nppln-tlod. every.
M along its lino of mot-ch.
“on the troop text the armory,
here were hundreds of non, women
and children. including relatives ,opd
Nelda of the troopers-Jo bid them
goodbye and good luck. Xanyvauto-
mobiles? followed them doing the whole
lino of march and few of thorn went
beyond the outskirts obtbe city. ,An
theyflposned the municipal
tho Board of Aldermen and other mom.
beta of rltyhoorda‘mviowed the troop. ,
hub of Kain ottoet was done.
v crowded. '
building; '
luprvnognrty, several members of ,
MEN “MET IRWHRS. - 1
GIRLS lN PAPER BOX DEPART.
moot.
(mummy
8160., lite.
WANT—ED
Before June 30th%
$3M
ucash and pledge: for the
Salvation Army
In This Diotrlct
T'hiswlllcnablotholocalofn
floors to devote their whole time
and energy to the work of uplift”?
for ONE YEAR without further
solicitation. Send contributions to
CHAS. ll. BOYT
Treuuror For This Fund.
South Norwolk Trust- Co.
m4 .._,_.__.-
lllll lllllllS
District of Norwalk, us. Probate
Court Junc lill.A.D..1916.
Estate in Connecticut of Elizabeth
A llnrtox. late of the City nnd State:
of New York, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Dis
trlct of Norw.alk hath llmlted and 0.1-
lowcd six months from the dole hereof
for the creditors of said Estate to
oxblblt~thoir claims for oettlanent.
Those who neglect to present their ac:
counts. properly attested, within paid
time, will be debarred a recovery. All
person indobtod to said M ore
_requested to make lntmedlnto pnynont
to -~»:._ .t It 1 '-tm.l imam
' 'llinnnitr mama,
1'8 15 z: Executor
Hts PRESENT.
"John." she said, “your little wlfoy
has been saving up her money to buy
you a nine present.“
. "000d little Wiley!" he . replied,
, “Whit is It!"
“A smoking Jacket," she explained.
"And i saved the money all mylol!
out of the hours allowance. Wasn’t l
thoughtful?!
"Splendid!" he exclaimed.
“Add moi I wish you'd bring me
home some more money tonight.“
“What did you do with whet I
brought home Judaism!” he naked
in some owl».
“on. thnt'o what I loved the mot-
inc locket may out of," alto men
ed "nnd thorn m’t- any rectum-
change.
wanna-.100 MORE PUPILS TO
join the his ounmor donning cluooo,
’nt Policy's Donal" School. Moped!
rains. Join My All“. or Tol. Ills-2.1
29 Monroe street 121 an
WANTED—«MEN EVERYWHERE i
llThlrty to seventy years of use. Thrcci
to -ten dollara daily. Pay woolly
lw rite 1110 Found xursery 00.. Merl-
tden, Conn. 122 2t
‘ J-
t woman—\vimwnn WITHOUT
any family wants home keeper.
Nitrite» widow between 40 and 50
years. without any fumily. Apply,
Box 45, Wilton, Conn. 122 it
, WANTED—GIRL BETWEEN FOUR-
lteen and ot‘xtecn yours of use. Apvlrl
,l‘rlt‘ottor, Entrance, J. t .l. Cub, Ltd.
Chestnut otreet. 120 6'.
WANTED-T0 BUY A SIX on.
3seven room home on easy term'a Must
Ihe contenlent to trolley. Addres-
‘,llomc‘ co Sentinel.
WANTED—AN EXPERIENCED
driver for team. Apply 11. I: G (‘or
not Co, Ann street, Booth Norwnllr.
l 120 u
.—
,wmvoo—ronoviu. W
minimum nut om-
kwmtmooooidhclfluflll
lFriodmu.SoothNor-ofl. M. 1161.
*‘DtVinELD NOTICE
' 133M8enl- Ann-ointment!
‘ oi the
lllllllllllll Sims Sllllll
Norwalk Coon.
’ . Julie 7, 1910.
At a meeting of Directors of
this Society. held thin day, o
dividend, It the rate of FOUR
(4) per cent. per annum was de-
clared to 'Dcpooitoro'tfmm the
earnings of the six months cod-
ing Juno 30. xgrd.
Them will be entered.»
polo-books and paid on‘nnd «uh-r
July rock, 1916.
HONEY DEPOSITED ON
OR BEFORE MONDAYJULY
10th. .1916. .WIIJL DRAW .Iflc
TERST FROM JULY tot. tgtd.
WILLIAM A. CURTI‘.
Prolident.
l . fREDERIOK AMEN],
Meet.
Do sits Over
000.
Desmoms . coon 4&on.
PHILADELPHIA. Juno 22.—The do
stroym Dayton. Henley, Non-It,
Beale nod home will be to renditions
to sail within three days, from the
Philadelphia Navy Yordjorony nor-
vice .tt woo mod today. Mr
Admiral Helm. 00m of the At-
lantic meet-v0 loot, left for Parts-
mouth 8. H. todoy to inspect bob
fienhlpl . '. v ‘.v n v
1
ARMY alu. DIFEATIO. -' ,
.WASHDI'GTOH June u—‘Geuerol
tome on its Amy Antoni-tattoo an '
. carrying; total ol’uflmm..an in- _ ‘ 1
crease of 355.0003” overdo-t your. .-
loan yeoterdoy in m 'Hfloog 1L}:
" tomorrow
lie.
Funeral of Mrs. Marriott.
funeral services of the late
M. Marriott will be held
morning, from the lot.
home of tlitI deceased. It to need
stru-t. The oervlces will be private
Ret. F. A. (‘oletnttn will omclate, and
interment wtfl' be at Staten Island.
”——
TODAY IN WALL STREET.
NEW YORK, June 22 (Wall Street.
Jozb't‘ n. nil-outset aspects of the
Multan situation precipitated further
The
Mrs. Janc
lheavy rolling of the'goncrnlllot at the
opening oftoday‘a session. Tbouanndl
of rlinres of United Stnteo Steel, Read-
ing. Rock island and Kennecott Cop-
per word oilercd‘nt the outset, nonotof
tl. ese, issues, however, declining more
than a substantial fractlon. Mexicans,
Murine pld. and some of the more act-
llf' Munitions and Metals broke onelo
no points. The movement was “‘01—
int by extensive oubouown liquida-
tion nnd benrlnh nogreulon. Support-
in; orders relieved the pressure in
part before the end of the first half
hour. m '
WALL STREET. Noon.~luoer
werc largely retrained litter, Homeland.
int: HlOf‘kfi advancing materially. Uti-
ion I‘It'lflt‘, Reading. Canadian Pacific
and New Haven, responded most free
Lt to what seemed like nubrtttntlol
support. the latter gnlnlmr almost two
ipoints. United States Steel and Mo-
tors also were inclined to come back
easily but Metals showed little or no
tecrperative power.
WALL STREET, 1:30 p. m.-—Trad-
ing was very quiet durlnt the early
afternoon, but prices continued to im-
prove under the influence of a buying
movement in loading llbllel. Local
tractions also developed mnrkod
strength.
REAL ESTATE Tamar-cits.
The following real estate transfers
have been flied at the ofllcc of Town
Clerk Herbert R. Smith:
Elizabeth Hoyt to Nicola Mugnvero
lot. Harbor View Park. War.
Margaret A. Hathowny to Lillian C.
Hamilton, lot, Rowaytoo. War.
Julia mt ond estate of .lohn n.
Fell to Benjamin T. Eldroo. lot and
buildings, Riverside avenue. War. and
1m. deed.
Lowrance ll Phllcox to H. Clinton
Eva, lot nnd buildings, ‘ShovVood
.street. War.
mining, Hondlilia'l Company. to
Rose Dreahfleltf, lot, Rhodonollo Pork.
War. . , . ‘
WilliomKnuch to Charles lrrlco,
lot, Grand View Park. War.
~wmiiun. F. Cousvell to Link Wat,
son, building lot, Miller street. War.
uni-y Mot toJoooph 'i‘arlov. lot. ..
'Wnr.
female Motorano to From
Gem-mud: Luis! Milo. U. My
hilt. “For.
marl: Moods-r to lino -.;V
KérW‘fi-rlui loan. vhf
expectedtobopaaoodtouy
rotary Baker to Gboimn any
of the House Military. Comittee.
Mr. Hay said he would call it up
tomorrow and press for imme-
diate action.
Carranza Troops Leovc Jauru.
liL PASU, 'l‘ex., June 22:7
Evacuation of Jaurez by the Car-
ranza garrison is expected today
as a result of yesterday's battle
between troops of the Tenth Cav—
alry and a Carranza command at
Latrizal. in which a number on
both sides were reported to have
l)l't‘ll killed.
Reports to General George
lil‘ll, jr., commanding the El
l’aso military district, indicated
that hurried preparations for the
Maxey and J. (. Ilublilt. w 0
brought the most detailed ac-}
counts to the border. said that
. . _ --,e.l(‘.l'l other It wasn't until
their informants wert all )lexi ttrain was pulling out of the y
cans. Hope was expressed that
the \mtrican caualties “ill notithat "my ofhthc “1:60? thiim‘
Prove as heavv as the Mexitati’sengfl ‘fmc es s? ehr an I”
reports have indicated. 111.113,” 0 flaw", ,0 If." nearife "
It was not considtred unlikelt m.“ gr?“ “‘3’ or'ncar
Humutcs before the train let
that Gen. Pershing alreadv has , , “'
taken steps lookig ton ar'd the 112- i 31:" :‘ohatg‘ersglgrcfl%iggifir ‘ -
inforcemcnt of th cavalry com- ‘Sutt‘t \dtline andotltcrvm \
mand engaged, and to a swiftl ,
, l‘ltc wagons were loaded 9‘
punitive action. It was also ex- tlilocked and ready to
pcctod that he would take such. ‘promptlv at 0 nclock but' In
steps as are possible to rescue k
. . . . c M‘
the captive Americas “ho now 1:32:32:3{C}:r11:2; 6:“ w
on tltcir way to Chihuahua City, nltOur" Acting Superint-tzht‘ ' ,
to be held subject to the ordersia “1" hell was on hand and (fl
twerc cheerfnul for the moot put.
and they jollied and narrow! wifi
departure of 4,000 troops under
General 1 rancisco Gonzales, werel
liting made in Jaurcz throughout
the night. Troop trains with,
steam up stood in the railway
yards while supplies, armament,
food and forage were being hast-
ily loaded into frcigltt cars.
Captain James Allison, pron
vost marshal of 121 Paw. rccciv-t
ed a report from a Mexican
source early today that the evac-
uation of Jaurez was already un-
der way. and that one train of
box cars and day coaches, heavily
loaded with soldiers, some of
uhom were perclicd on the tops
of the cars, had left for the
south over the Mexican Central
line.
'l'hroughout the night the
streets in ,laurt-z Were filled witlt'
cavalrytitcn, a number of smalll
detaclmtents' moving from the?
city and into the hills beyond,
while others left Jaurcz ostensi-
blv to take station at border
points within a low miles of El
Paso ll'owetcr, neither Andres
Garcia Mexican consul at El
P390. “ho spent the night ill the
Mexican town, nor \fcxican mili-
rtported evacuation over
telephone.
Details of the engagement at
("Errizal are awaited anxiously
here. General Bell said early to-
dav that no reports had been re-
ceived from General Pershing.
the American expeditionary com-
mander, or from any of his sub-
ordinate officials.
Confidence Was expressed, how-
ever, that the American version
of the clash would be received
later inttltc day.
A new version of the engage-
ment was brought here today by
a Mexican civilian who was in
Villa 'Ahttmada early yesterday
“afternoon. and who said he as}
sisted in dressing some of the
Mexican wounds. :He said that
Gen. Felix Gomez. the slain Car-
ranza lender. had been aware of
the approach of the Americans
tary officials nould discuss the;
the' W
of Gen. Trevino, commandin
Carranza’s \nm of the North. g fa the‘norlt‘offthegeig‘lxh
Reports of the evacuation of le“ 19?:qu ‘ c
lmtns hcld b) Carranza partisans )CTSUPP m a , "m 'cd ill
in the territory occupied by flicl] m company iq ma e lip
argc mcnstirc of vtircless
cxptditiottary command contin-
ued today. and it was tltoughtltckgflph operators electfll
that Central Trctino has ordered!
the re~dispositioti of the tronpsl
composing the ring uhiclt has
surrounded General Pershing's
forces for some neck to offset :t
T(- -alimtmcnt which the Am’erican
commander bcgnn yesterdat.‘
During: the night upwards of l,-
000 \lo\icans crossed the border
dat the exodus continued. Mam
(la) the exodus contiucd. \lant‘
of these lcft immcdiutclt for tlicl
south. “hilc the town itself “a
btinyr rapidly (ll -,.pnpulatcd
Throughout the night a steadv
stream of wagons carrving the
ltnuttcholl ,Q‘nods of citizens of.
“imam T. Duprcc. a
of the Spanish ’Amcriflcan “’fl'
.and “ho has seen service in
Philippines. and Sergeant ,
ward Hart also a veteran.
among;r those in the c0:~
A.crial uamms “ill be fttrril ».
.tltc mcn front the Rock 1313'
Arsenal.
Ellfl'lllCtl‘ R ;\ Mather
Conductor \Villiam Foley
in charge of the train.
Dorian House , ‘
(Gregory Boulevard)
.i—u
l
ql
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l
the towtr poured out along: the E II nnlk
roads leading to the mutlt. N0
“'litthcr the civilians had been NOW OPEN
named by the lllllltal') authori-
ties to leave the town could ttot‘
he learned.
Armv officers asserted today
that the Mexican loaders hate
now realized that in the event of
hostilities with the United Statcs
COOKED TO ORDER
JOHN E. ‘O'SULLIV‘kN,* "
Telephone Call 720. _
COLD MEATS FOR LUNCH.
Too Round Corned moo! Lunch Ham .......... . . non
sum ................... 461:. We“ Hm ------- . ...... no;
.lollod Hum .............. we. 3 =2: affix“? "W‘- m’
Voobhnf ............ . . . . .256. ! ,Llyef Wum ............
, loef Loot ................ 830. col-ml .................. ' . ‘0!-
anltlurtero and sum Kraut In jun ................... an.
‘ All kind. We and impouod Gounod Flori, Crnho, Lawton-“
-Mrlntoo. m
Backed Pork Tenderloin. ..
m WNW. and hoof Tongues.
Memo me feet and ‘l’rlpe.
CHARNOX’S MARKET
.i'or twelve hours and had sent a,
to return to their
cnc‘ampmenn When they per-v
sisted in their rod-trance. he will
V ‘ avpitfall several hundred feet tn'
, length was ,dugrtdirectly in, the
trifle-over which *themavnlrymen
iii‘il‘must'ri‘de. This was cleverly con-
cealcd with brush.
‘ ‘ number of couriers to them'warn- ,
. ing then:
A; the Americans run oases-J
via-netting. th an n nam- lulu ‘3, i‘
4 :9 U U I ' . I, D 'D-*
. o . 7 go ‘
f; Spring ’Floor fiovermgs‘
"‘ Genuine Crux n... grim Linoleum,
:l' Mauritian.
.: ’Tapeotry Roy _
il’ marl-us: '
“3:, 1 WAN & SON
count nonw‘ALtt. court. "
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