iron CALI.” rr, crux mvxcu
Io ”no, Cheap for cash. F. .l..
Conch. 10 south Main street. :21 at,
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” CMMe. Will 5e“ cheap or u] avenue. Rent 825. per month. Four“...
$1159 for n light touring car. Swain-m ”"3““ 8""‘1 ”“1 CNN“
shoot :5 miles, power 38-45 somehow-“M if) “it“! “11'- ill 1"“ mun. murcmrannn nonsense.
South or particulars, inquire at office of the good home cooking. Dinners 25c. Pal-l
c. Horace Keyworth. 194
.in street, 80. xornlk. 121 it'
Fort “Ls—on To“ RENT. 226370 LET—“‘0’: PLEASANT 1' ”“1 .
pox Hill Road, 3 room house with tm-i "15““ mm ADI"! 20?- ml “03“ WANTEDv-GIRI.
“Warrants and large lot. Price and.
Wm: J. M. Layton & (‘0, inc, 6
mlroad avenue.
ro LET—i ROOMS. ALL lnPBOVB-
meats. From July ist. inquire 34 Van
zm street. 3'27 3t
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WANTfio—A ‘ BOY PLAISTED
, Dru some.
l wureo am. too. owned
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thWsflnwtct-
m-audmxyd'hode-
ososed was forty-three yum club.
as we: ”never and well-used
W
. this. fie ts sur-
ed by three : imi-
uee went-n L'fi-nel an and...
M services will be held tram
her into home Tuesday afternoon st
2:30. Rev. Louis B. Howell will ol-
ents, ‘
In. tunnel Jarvis.
“7 3‘ Mary Louise Wharton, who of
"' finned Jarvis. died this morning in
he. dfitwm yer. The Inner.
7° LEI-4‘0”“ ‘2 wooovvsno" houievbrk. Anni: .10 More“ "0' u servloes will be held from its: me
Old Well Cigar CO. ’36 t!
East Norwslk.
furnished or unfurnished. and other
321 II
‘nished runs for two. 10 West Streetl
:21 it]
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FOR ormcnf
1276:? 7° LET‘WGE FRONT 1100”. dress ‘o; Sentinel once. :21 31'
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"R SALE—riva- noon corrects.i"°°l’ln8 W “M ' “mi“ '5‘“; wANTEH six HORSE rowan,
Good condition. Half acre of goori»“'°“1d make 3 3°“ 5309' Apply Zlimnrine engine. 4 cyclepreferred. '
land. Six miles from Norwaik. 2 l-{Um “”9" M ”fluk- "7 “‘cyltnders. Address ‘Motor Bost.’ 80.,
(I’m trolley, for 8400, on very easy".
lot-s. Edwin 1.. Hoyt, No‘ 3 \l'esl‘;
prt avenue. 327 at
FOR SALE—”OTOR BOAT, GOOD.
audition. 25x6 l-z. Copper riveted.‘
hither cuehim. Inquire Mr. Kline-t
Idler. Rowayton. s85 tf‘
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BUSINESS NOTICES. l
MARIE HocAN, PALlllS'f‘ up? T° LUV-A 570“- m M
spiritual medium. readings, soc. ss’
firing street. 126 Sti
IUILDING commerce, our 5
me estimate the cost of your wor
either large or unit A but; none:
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warns-minnmnmounn‘
In I!
TO LET—TWO APARTIENTS 0’
live rooms ouch. fl mama.
Al Noll 53 d I? m M [II-
snire In. It. tsflov. to Grove 3.. or
m lfll—fl. M u
Washington street. met Norwnlk. II-
provements. inquire Dr.
_980utblslnmmfl.uso‘fllt hurt-mums.
nn npsrtment, Ii Chapel N. All
improvements. Rent very resemble.
workmanship at a reasonable cost.‘-'
lbbcrt M. Seymour. Jr.. No. 7 Roll-
r¢dr~nvmun South Norwalk, Tole-I
pseue e23. ' ‘
FXTRA—«NEW OPENING 0!" LAD-
ins Tailoring Shop. sum: randy made
and mode to order and very reasonable
"foes. Nathan Framer, to south Main:
other. South NorwslkAJonn.
too A WEEK lS \\'ll.AT You CAS
earn, women of independent incline-t
lion, and men who want n high clusl
profession. oJin our cluses learning
sensing and physical culture. We
%rntn you at home by mail. write
t ' for pnrtlcu‘lsrs. Dr: Aldrmsn's
Institution, 39 Suburban Ave. .Stum‘
furl. Conn.
'PAlNTING — PAPER-HANGING
decorating. pninter's supplies: wall
paper. up-todste 'styles. lowest prices.
1
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-
ders solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander1
White. 61 1-2 Ely avenue, m23'
LOST.
LOST—BROWN. POMMERIAN 3
dog. during the tire. Finder please5
return to Miss Farrell, Woods Cot-
tage. Hickory Bluff and receive re-
ward. 123 Stll
A_.
a
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Leer—ix on BETWEEN wom.‘
worth's store and Miss Ryan‘s store.
Indies' pocketbook. containingr bills
and change. Suitable reward; Finder
notify 273 Main street. Non-elk. or,
Jim“ 295-5. 184 3t;
«.22.. . ._ -. . . _ «
——;Den't ll‘y to find permanent storage:
room for something you may nevori
use again—but use a Sentinel “For“
Sale" ad.
.4 Dorlon House
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East Norwnlk
_ . now OPEN
SHORE DINNERS AND ALI.
--KINDS OF SEA FOOD
COOKED TO-ORDER.
1mm E. O’SULLIVAN. Prop.
, Telephone Cali no.
W Wont Ms. Pay. my one"
one be convinced
r
This Bank. with u.
i ‘ The swimming“. ,.
. shsulraocomu“mum,° ”mfanhmtomopm‘
WANT
OPERATORS ON SEWING MACE
tines. pay while learning.
MEN SHIRT momma.
GIRLS IN PAPIR BOX DEPAR’b
maul.
ENGINEER FOR TWO OR THREE
weeks, beginning July 17th
Cluett, l’
& Co, int.
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PROGRESS FORUM OFFICERS.
" The following officers were elected
for the coming six months. at last
exeninz’s regular meeting of Progress
l-‘orum, Fraternal l-‘oruru League:
Worthy lisleemed Advocate—«Lin—
wood Weller,
Worthy Advocate—ll. W. Wilmot.
Vlce~Advocate-—James Riley.
Worthy instructor—Joseph Lajcsak.
Worthy Guard—Frank Lajcsak.
Worthy lntersessor~~Joseph Burk-
lcn. '
Worthy Trustee—George W. Coffin.
Worthy Director—Frederick Sco
field. ‘ '
Organist-Charles ttzintcr.
One. of the biggest meetings of the
year is expected on July 15th when
the newly elected ollicers will be in-.
stalled, and visiting forums will be
entertained by the locals.
Other matters of routine business
t
(Gregory Boulevard) 'were transacted during last night's
meeting, which was one of great inter-V
est.
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"“"' THE 'l'EMP'jl'ER VOICE.
(Philadelphia prolong ween
When a modest young noise has been
asked for a kiss -'
She. should flee right any from
that place: ‘
{Though the thought thus expressed
'may'be'onlteatthebolt.
The thought is quite
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ofthcftmd.
hundreds .of seesaw l
.n.
g
. «elicitation. Sued contributionsto
' july 10th; 1916.
v
"mantis
33"! 8t
WAWWWN
Iaebist lithe encode" Chipping,
loom-eon. ”mum
1273i
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I Norwalu Sentinel.
? WANTED-4‘0 BUY A six on
7...... room house-any to“. lest:
‘be convenient to trailer. ,m!
:‘Heme,’ cio Mtlnyl.
mam—not!!!“ I."
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Bohunomu‘d at. out”. w pi. ..
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; WANTED ;
illeforc June 30thi
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"- $3,000
1 in cash and pledges for the
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; Salvation Army
i in This District
i This will ennbls the local of-
;‘ficcrs to devote their whole time,
'nld my to the work of uplift
gfer ONE Y‘IAR without further
l Friedman. South Nov-won. 1". an.
1, ones. it. HOYT
Treasum For This Fund. i
South Norwalk Trust Co. 1
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{nmomgsoncss
illlrdSeini-Annnllilvldesd
oi the
hum Silllii iltliil
j Nomalk. Conn.
; Juno 7. tom. i
1 At a trusting of Directors of
this Society, held this day. a;
dividend. at the rate of FOUR'
(4) per cent. per mount: was dc-l
clued to Depositors from the’
lest-nines of the six months
‘ing June 30, 1916.
The same will be entered on‘
pass-books and paid on and after
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MONEY DEPOSITED ON
OR BEFORE MONDAY. JULY
lea, 1916, WILL DRAW IN-
ITERST snort JULY m. 1916.
WILLIAM A. CURTIS. .
_ President.
FREDERICK Ac’m
Treasurer.
Deposits Over $4,300,».
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l end we will rush our trouble l
i run right around when some- f
‘5 thing like this happens in your 1
' home. if your ’
pwusmo __ '
is defective. antiqusood. unmi-
taryor'wornonhhnvens male
nesoses‘ry‘nsostrs orTinstlstt a
new system of
MODERNZPLUHBING '
use!“ A "scum
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lllendiux.
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. in!
tune. 64 Franklin avenue, Thursday
titer-neon. st 2:30. Rev [cuts 8.
Powell will delete and ,intorment
sill ht: in Norwalk cannery.
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Forcrnl of James 8. Lyon.
.dieoountryisfocnsscd on the
The funerol of James 8. Ln es will
be held from his isle home 41‘s a1ter-.
525 3‘1qu. Stenogrspner and typewriter'mon ,, 3 “lock, am“. .111 “glides members of the bar. consisti
- preferred. 5“” salary ”M‘M' Ad‘ cond tcted by the Buckingham PMI'MY.
G. A. R. Rev. DeWit '1‘. Van Doren‘
will ah» oltlciste A delegation from
the Odd Fellows will act as pail beer-
ers and a delegation from the G. A.
R. will act as honorary pail bearers.
Funeral of More A. I. It. John.
The funeral seniors 01 the late
Captain Augustus B St. John, will bol
held tomorrow afternoon, at 2:30
from his late residence In Van Zant
street. Interment will be in the East
Nor-walk remote".
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ronnv lN WALL sum.
SE“ YORK. June :7. (10.54 a. an
tut-ks continued under the influ-
ence of the Mariam situation lit the
outset of today‘s operation. declines
fsr outnumbcrlng coins . bosses of
as (‘mupsnyi American Can. [7. 5.1
(inviting. United Wt sod liuwell
Motors. but the» were onset by cor-
responding advances in Mexicans.
California Petroleum. Industrial Alco-
Lo’l. Crucible Steel and other equip-
ment issues. L'. 8. Steel opened
nightly lower. soon made up more
than its loss and as promptly yielded
again under pressure of large otter
lugs. ltsils were negligible torture
with an irregular trend.
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WALL STREET. txoon).~mm
hardened in all quarters lnter, various
dewlopmcnts. such as the higher rntv
rs granted to transcontinental roads
and rumors of lame orders by our
flovcrmnent to some of the munition
commute-s contributing to that end.
yesterday‘s weak feature.
displayed sudden activity and
strength on its advance of 2 points.
t‘rncible extended its main to 3 1~2
and U. 8, Steel suggested substantial
Hbsorbtion on an extreme rise of l 14
There was marked improvement in
other industrials. shipping shares and
specialtiesffi'Trltllnu starkened at
noon, with" recoveries wellnustnined.
Honda wen- irregular:
WALL armour. 1:30 p. m.-—lm-
provoment became more general in the
afternoon. sentiment being further
stimulated by the increased dividend
on Anaconda and the exert: disburse-
ment on (‘entrnl Leather. 1’. 8. Steel
was the outstanding feature. extending
its gain to almost two points.
100 Sllillfli Still
Bl llli SWIM
(command Front First m.)
The American steamer Seacon-
net. from Archangel for London,
before reported ashore on thcl
Scroby Sands after an explosion,
capsized.
The French have captured .m-
other section of the trenches all
Thiaumona in the Verdun sector,
to an official statement
issued by. the French War Office
may. the struggle for {he pee-i
sessionofthevillage olFleuryie
still ,' . Allied acro-
planes dropped—osmotic foo Ger-
man ships ncsr the Belgisn'const.
The following :announeernent'
was made today at the Turkish
my handout-sees:
l" “ln'Persin‘Russtan'u-oops of
dl‘nnnnWoffifir
lot-tiling ' muons ate
cuckoo-June ao‘nzaiust our
. _ casthfServiLThom
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‘0‘. C 0 no w-
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it mmmp‘m'W-dzmwu
P a“ V " to...“ .2 5" 531:3 2.33.33?” °‘ N
as?“ a“. t dbl. Hundbills. printed in Spanish;
mmmammd environment;
511' 3.x Comment in: "film J dtosnppsct. .Mcu-a
mmpensdwitbnewhm - tmthosllntof
the «Lita-Mambo...“ Semi
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thcgenerslpubhc regards the
case.
Although the chief justice of.
England is presiding over thci
trial and the prosecution is
muse but little popular interest.
possibly because the attation of:
Continent. where what ponibly
may prove the decisive phase of‘
themtwar lost a amid!
stage on both the assists ad
western fronts.
' _ l General
The spectators 0f the trial, he lcosmrtaldtlnt in Juarez. It was re-
of retimd thsstrical m‘ported here that they are to be
who mum , ,
to Gen. Trevutos army of the
North.
Private advices here today said
‘that several hundred men of the
force of 10.000 Mexican troops
and men about town.
so useful task to do W.
Casement himself seems to take
the proceedian in a most casual.
manner. With folded arms or
headrestinxouhishand.hehas; ,
the air of being bored cxceptl'm“
when he chats with the three po-
licemen who sit around him in the
irombnrrcd dock.
'l‘e prisoner appeared to be in‘
a cheerful frame oLrnind as be]
altered the dock today. i
The prosecution resumed
introduction of monotony immev
distcly after the court opened.
The witnesses were the same as
those called or the preliminary
bearings rt the Bow Street Police 1
Court. and few new points were
brought out during the early pro-
ceedings. Witnesses gave
causes of the new
Casement and his
Capt. Robert Monteith and Dan-i
iel J. Bailey. from the time of-
tltsir lanm‘ng on the morning of
Good Friday in a boat from the
German submarine neur- Tralee
until the arrest of Sir Roger. l
John McCarthy. an It'isfl|
farmer. described finding the boat;
in which three men were said to
have landed. and told of discov-
ering buried on the beach two
handbags containig revolvers and
smunition.
Thomas Hunt. a sergeant in‘TOW-
the not. Constabtdary. identified}
revolvers. maps of lrclnnd and a‘
flag of the rcvolutionists whichl
were found in Sir Roger's hand-l
wcrscimdsbodin
sou-remain
indicated, however. that the ban-
Widit chisftain has not vet joined
“girlie Wounds“ form. but.
ivith sbndyofbistroopsisoomc-j
lwhere in the Rio Florido districd
of Southern Chihuahua. .awaiting;
“mm a"
formerly Villa's chief of stafl’, andi
General
United States Accused of .
greys“?
Ilexicsnf
crises -
Ill“ ..'
Jose Ysabcl Robles.i
1Minister of War in the Guitcrresl
:Cabinst. were guests today of’
Franciscvo Gonzales.
to important commands
have bod W at
lBustilloe, seventy miles west of
iClIilmshun City. for the oetcnsi-g
iblc purpose of bloclrsn" any at-
Amcrican advance down
tunptcd
the Mexican Northwestern Rail-
way toward the cspital. lormcrly
mfwsre members of bandit bands,
iscattcred and brow up by (.‘rol-l.‘j
leral Pershing’s troops. General
iMarcelo Caruveo. formerly Orozv
co lender and am of Huerta, I
‘is now occtmgioga commandat
Villa Ahmds.
With the American demands.
.9 before Carranza. the heaviest biv-i;
.f'ouacked nhnut the two lama-gm
tionnl bridges inst older. From;0
the Mexican side came reportsjwcn
that virtually the attire former: ‘
gnrrinat was ‘wllhdnm no Villa;
Mounds. 33 miles salt-h. It is
said a lam mod is en-I
Itrenching there. Pupartions for.
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the reception of the state troops, g“. o; I
and the two additional batteries “‘ able to ”mo" Cap talu
!ot' the Fifth Field Artillery under - - ,
'ordcrs to tube station in El Paeofgimp‘" a “
continued todsy. It was expected.
that the first of the new ‘
will arrive here some time tomor-,
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Porfidy, '
MEXICO CITY. Julie 27.———§
bag. There was s stir in the can't-3 Foreign Minister Aguilar made
room ”the big green emblem of‘puhlic
the rebels was spread out in the. [Allin-American
center of the room and all eyes? which
today messages scnt to
countrit‘s in
the government of the
turned towards the prisoner. He: L’nitctl States is accused of per-
slslfted uneasily in his sent. smil- tidy and
with concentrating
ing nervously, as he gazed at the troops alongthc border “ith hos-
flog.
Ale-nude! Sullivan. chief coon-l
set for the deform. voluotocrcd'
the information to the court thatl
tilc purposes towards Mexico.
Thc messages are in answer to
communications
American countries offering: their
from South
the Cubic!!! all the M W It“! services to mediate between the
of the City of Limerick. _
Marked activity continues m‘
United States and Mexico.
The messages say that
after
"MED“ along the cho'Bd"llli‘ incident at Matauloras the
gian front held by the British l
and the northern wing of the
Finch line. Numerous gun “on“
United States hcgzm to gather its
armed forces along: the interna-
linc with the intention of
clouds are being employed b7_ the; aggression against Mexico. it is
Ententc film if‘ the WW asserted that Mcxico is not seek‘
the German War Office all-Jug war. but that if it is forced
“Minced tOdlY- The artillery 51%;“, fight. it will go
on the Gerrmn lineswns especial-r. trcmc
to the last cx—
at tlu- cost “of the blood
IV m in the ‘5th? 0f thexrf its sons and the destruction of
Semitic.
1 its wealth.
Russian positions ”lithe“. The messages conclude by state
of Sokul. in Volhyma. bll’f be?" in}: that the “pcrfidy” of the;
SW by Gen. V0“ Linsmgensl American government not only‘
troops and held against WMIatfccts Mexico. . but .311 Latin
attack. according t0 m anUM-f countrici on this contmcnt. it isf
man of the German War Officel
,talay. Several hundred Russians,
were taken prisoners.
DECLARATION OF WAR EX-
PECTED WITHIN , NEXT
FORTY-EIGHT HOURS.
war.
(Continued from First Page).
tions for oil rem see who may;
teach dressacosst. ThsAtlnntic,on
message reads:
“The people and govcmment
of Mexico are lovers of peace and
willmaintaln peace at any cost
the understanding that 'thc
'addcd that Eliseo Arrcdondo. the
Mexican Ambasador Designatez
at Washington. has been instruct-l
ed to get in touch with is Latin-
Amcrican colleagues who
oficrcd to mediate and to do ev-
crythinu‘ in his power to prevent
have
The final sentence of the.
“at will M 5° W '10 “GIL. dignity and sovereignty of the
con wane“, be sold. except “one,
dcrexcmh'onalcircunstsnces.”
Consular advices during the}
da'wfmm the few State Depart-1
melt motives in fiasco Mediation of the. dispute .
Mexico was a dead issue today
and 12.000 National Guardsmen
mmdytoetnrfior tlrc'bordcr, (”memes Not-walk.
to «reroute-UM meme: ’ '
their. posts.
~—
rqserced quietéuthe vicinity of
MN ‘- till) VILLAl
’ noun. .‘k ‘l
p . er.—..-.
we
aim“ we:
Republic is not attackcd."
» *‘..”>«".'. it
[animations until 4:009: ‘
. night.
f a Denver
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O
ex w
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.rlki7t..
ed States. This WIS ,cx ,
reply to the last AW
demand release 0‘ the ' 'l' ,
mheld a Chihuahua. ' :3
Even gentler effort. m .
bythe\ arDeparnne-uto‘ "
note “red ”pa" and expedite g
dispatch d. National G i .
to reteevc‘ regular army finds
a possible Mexican camp .
Orders issued will permit
pqncment of final Pk!“ . ,
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in:
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their desination. RAM
were called on to give t
army supply "335' with!
over much other traffic.
Progress of the H .mt
authorizing draft offie
Guard into federal scrfleem '
delayed while the House “
was to consider ‘amcnd - . .
made yesterday by the W
The upper house eliminated
$t,mo.ooo appropriation for ’
iiics of Guardsmen, but a ti
zetl the excusing from I
those whose families are ' ._
dent. The House may not mil?
cur and thus make further - .
by forcing the resolution f
(‘onftrcncc committee.
Brooklyn Regiment for B”
ville ' ’
PEEKSKILIL, N. Y., Inc of
———Thc Fourteenth Regiment; Q“
Brooklyn, nearly um ‘ x
and men. entrained at the _
camp here today for Bro" '
ville. Texas. ”~ .1,
Item to Stay in m
'AL'STIN, Tcx., June .
answer to a telegram sent
Capt. L“. S. lforeyeyestcvdoym
quiring as to his condit‘
where she could poln him‘."
Morey received the followl *
“Somewhere in Mexico. via,
mlms, N. M. Am not C- u
ut of Mexico now. An:
“SYDNEYs
Mrs. Morey is of the oplvr
that on acrount of the but
er .and rough roads. tothd
at Columbus. it is deemed '
. x;
at this time and that he “Night, ..
mporary hospltll ' ’
crshing line until be
sufficiently recovered to make
trip.
Soldiers of ‘2 Itm Under -
NEW YORK. June 21.—Nenfli ,
000 Nations! Guard troops ' .
states in the Department's! :j
are under orders to start ' ‘ .
the Mexican holder. or already am
the wary. Two Momentum v "
ments and two batteries of lo _
tillery from Xew Jersey
indications are thst .
20,000 troops from New York. '
sylvania, New Jersey; 00: -
Massachusetts and Vermont will,
any before tonight. ~ r;
in addition troops from Maine.
Hampshire. Delaware. his ‘ -
District of Columbia. Yirglntn ‘.
Florida totllllnx shoot 5.“. Q ,
had received orders mm . ‘ .7
General Leonard Wood to leave
for the border.
Six thousand National Guard
of New York, comprising the Sev .
Seventy-first. Fourteenth sad '
seventh Regiments of infnntry
battalion of engineers, together
auxiliary Signal Corps. tleld hos. V
and ambulance commands. are ‘
to leave as soon ss transports"
provided, which probably will her
time today. gt.
Three of the New York rout
start from their nrmorles in this
while the Fourteenth starts -
Peeksltlll. All are ordered to :. . ‘
ville. 'l‘er. Connecticut hnd belt
troops ready to start at an early '
and Vermont was ready with '
men.
M '5,
WINSOME MAIDEN is BENT -
COUNTY HOME.
Adelaide Wixson Amoco.
and sympathy In m r
'BRIDGEPORT. June 21‘".
man who admits he's.n cont
bachelor and a woman who is .
in visiting needy mmllihs, wit-
the sadness which comes to
these menus are moat-e .. ~
llnd a little catch at their
strings on some single use. -
may be well beheved truly
of sympathy. Just this ”1*!
occurred this morning. . . =
the commitment of f
laide Winch. deserted.
dependent.
The most bosom!
i ever sow.” sold one o!
. — ' , fornlly tors. “I'd its no.
Twelve ’nronsnd Cuudsmen’ flaw" I! an e .
My- _, ». me. ‘ . " ’1 -
WASH’lNGmN. .I-unc 27.3—1 name wondrous . -
’wifl; smileuMov
m .
the petition nesit’
m ”time’s”
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