" more excitement and fun.
for an hourlesa mrkdaY.
‘ tore life of ease. strike
the cost or clothing or
I’I.mriess heaven. strike for a
' Headless sky, strike tor a taxless
"We—We're sure to win by and
intros. strike-tor our coal bins
, , l'our fires—may each one get
ll! he desires.
his a
”tiling else we please. Strike tor ,
Shite—till the ,last darned foe f
clean. .
Agent for Art-Craft hoes-lg.
The
k... HOW’S YOUR ROOF?
No matte:- new little you know about Shingles; you will Instantly
' think MoNalr Shingles are wonderful Shingles. Every shingle clear.
straight. sound, long-lived stock. We sell McNeil-m Shingles.
also product of Johns-"ammo cor
The Barrett Company-Bird idea, all manufacturers of Maui»:
Hatch~ .059" ”Bailey Co.—
- ’somnoswsmco ‘ ~
were dri
Benoi- de la 0; a civilian,
«mum of the situation, for
W. where revolting
sent.
eduharing
Felipe Angeles.
Smith, Underwood.
.Relnlngton. all other
makes. sold. rented.
repaired. Rentals. 85
per month. Machines
sold attlllper month.
. , PLUMBER.
-, ‘Wrawnrraa EXCHANGI,
. m Av... ariseoport. conn.
Inn your old cars to the Bridge-
fit Auto Wrecking 00., 1310
,jerthhve” between Oak and
< . 8t., Bridgeport, Conn.
2'me Barnum 5586-2. .Second-
Ind parts and tires to fit any
“clear.
L W .t K SQU—AR—E—D—E—TA ‘
._ . ' 8 will buy your household
.ods
, . rags. papers, junk and all
' Mud-hand goods. Anything you
2‘: ye. Price according to the qual-
; of the gods. A sqare deal
s.
:gILIP P. MAHONEY
an Z
and: St. Phone 1l82-5.
j
by Federal Mexican authorities a
ment.
President Carranu's “steel ring‘
lions-indicated today.
in Chihuahua approximately
We close mt, Day at s P. x.
New Spring Footwear
\ FOR WOMEN AND mans ‘
mmOxfords, Pumps. and Eyelet Ties in new last: and pat-
wwExclusive agency for- Launsbury, Mathewson ’8 Fine Foot.
ELWOOD 69° GLOVER
122 Washington Street
said.
Steak Halibut ...--.-...-.:...-.
Fresh Mackerel . . . .. .
Spanish Mackerel . ._
Buck Shad
melt
Weak Fish
SteakCod ..
BostonBlues..........
a 0c
Flat Fish ........ .
=All of the above ale
stock.
-eeeo-.o.u-Ha.
eee
hound-hand Goods Always on Sale
n
’*
~ A full sized Soda, full of the
“charged water, flavors, fruits
fibecream,adrinkthatisa
refreshing delight-—
ICE CREAM SODA .
,; _"IIII obtain your full money's
~11! of quality in Sodas, Ice_
. Sundaes, etc., here. Ex-
New England _
, Candy Shep
" 10 sou-m mm 8T.,
Phone 952.
_ 25 Per Cent.
i ”f List Price. _
"fa—MODNE F
as Ambitions People. Merrill
‘ in snosmnn,
Schultze’s Friday Fish Specials.
eseeeeseeesee-
Both markets close Saturday At 7 o.
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
. Norwalk—South Norwalk
lb.
lb.
b
e s‘exa'i'eve s eve a re s eve's
..40c
e'eseeeaseeeseeee
. 16clb.
14c").
fish—no frozen,
m.
m.
can a
Ie-eeeeae II...
6‘zreen’,
sand and the fighting, hlch was de-
clared fave bie to the revolutionlsts.
The Chi uahua situation has assur-
ed the Sonorans their State will not
be invaded, according to General Cal-
lea.
General Caller; said he expected
Juarlm. across the international bound-
aly {mm El Paso, Texas, to join the
revolt. Mexicans here culled atten»
(ion to a Mexican belief that "llt- who
takes Juamz takes Mexico."
Mazatlan. the largest Mexican port
on the Pacific coast_ was reported yes-
terday under attack by rebel troops
under General Angel Flores. The re-
port had not been Confil‘lllr‘tl today.
From the heart of Mexico, in Stall-nu
near Mcxico Pity. ill" revolution con-
tinues lo grow, (:tneral t‘ullvs said,
and robe-ls lhcrc liarc crcaiml a situa-
lion that forbids ('a:r:ln.:o sending
many (mops nUl‘lll,
(luncrai Callus unilnunr‘cd today ll‘.~'
inlcniion or soon loaning hi to {(‘ol'Flli
aloa, lo lztlin pulsoml mainland of
mam... llc said ucrc lulu: li"(’Pil:"‘&l
;
f. -...- _. H-.- _
. IN . 1 Royal Plantation
N _ucoa Nut
‘lee Bacon. lnild
Gold Medal Pltcd Prunes.
Del Monte Spinach
Blue Ribbon Peel
hrystalak Dry Mi . m
member we deli
iNVITE GUESTS TO G. O. P.
CONVENTION.
Tll'Sk‘ :fclczzltcs ‘to the Republican
National collvqlltloll have illvilbd 'as
their anus-l;- llle following men;
J. llclll-y Rot-aback. Canaan, has in-
vited (,‘ol. Robert O. Eaton, North
iiann.
James 1". Walsh, Greenwich, Stale
("antral collllnitter-man: Charles A
Gates, Willauumic.
Charles Hopkins Clark, Hartford:
Col. Louis" R. Chaney, Hartford.
.Senator \Yilllam H. l-leaidu Staff:
Cl‘d: sClal-encp l-l. “'ickham. Mane
cllestel'. '
Senator George H’. Klei't " New Brit-
ain; cit—Senator Andrew J. Sloper,
New Britain. ‘
Senator Arthur
Chester;
ter. I
Charles 1“. Rockwell, Moridel‘l; Roy
(3. \Vlicox, Meriden.
Major William H. Lyon, Mel'ldell;
\Vllbur F. Parker, .‘ilel‘idcn. '
Scnator Harvey P. Blssell, Ridge-
field; Benedict M. Holden, Hartford."
, Charles A. Templeton, \i'aterbllly:
Frederick S. Chase. Yv’aterbury.
E. Bowers, Mall-
Harry M. Burke, Manches-
BEST ADMITS. KliLLlNG GlRL
mama-mo and related
cots are short cuts to suc-
_Bananilding, l
l
the officers say he broke
83
PONTIAC, Mich, April 29.~—~Alll30l1
Best, 21 year old factory Worker. last
night changed ills confession to the
killing of Miss Vera Schneider, accord-
ing to Sheriff's officers. so as to slim-
linate all allegations that the girl in-
tended suicide. u .
' Best, in his original. statement as
given out by Prosecutor Gillespie, dc-
clarcd he killed Miss Schneider "be-
cause she asked himlo." Last night.
_, down coni-
pieteiy' and admitted he attacked h‘er
while they were sitting on the porch
of the unoccupied incline, where her
body was found early last Sunday.
’ WT ‘
« t Living Costs ’witb a Met-yard
..
s
45f. Ceylon Tea 45,3,
Creylon and India Tea. Trv a
Coffee. lb.
Oleo. the ' ld’ , ,
mso for ,Washlns' clothes? 3 be“ lb
zone Soa .the-old reliabl
Del Monte Danish Style Sauie. can . . . . . . . 3. for .ZSC
cure. lb
. large (can
Peaches. aka. . . .
ak
ver the good
'Buy your Bread. Cakes. Rolls.
White House Breadery. next to
Beekmann’sGrocery
83 Washington St. FREE DELIVERY ’hone l405.
bound—60c quality. 3
.......36c
Dkil’............. 9c
......§
¢-.-..o-.
es 5 quarts. pkg. . . . . .
s for you.
Buns. Etc. at
inl‘ ; l'lll'tllcl; lllarth snlllhn'ul'd “‘l'li
llll' llllilliillv ubjl-c: o: joining l‘tl‘t‘ulu-
litllllnls in (lucl'rcrua lu.‘ an attack .m
Mexico City.
MEXli'l) i‘lTY, April 29 (.\SSGiE.LY~
rd l‘rcssi. Gcn. Miami SillDlellt‘Lli.
lcldillg llt‘ull'lli‘tlll m «Av-n. l‘ Elias Fa?-
coululandcr ul .‘lll‘l'(;il\'(i'nll‘.tlll
fort-cs. in ilorlllcl‘n .‘lixlt‘o. has, alleli-
dulled the Simon n,-x«.lutiullists :zltvi
pl‘ullclul his Armin»; in tin (‘.if!‘.',l‘z7..'
(‘10\'(‘l‘lllll(:i;l. Zli‘l'flltllllR in .m i)13'.\l.:i
v_.
”5,
slulcmclli. issnul lair l..~? mail by
(ion. .ll an llulruglll‘, ('lll'l HZ ill" l- *
lli'llllilljfilllfi.
Th0 .lzlivlllclll quote: It li.‘:.“i 7
from (lcn. l‘nMo Quinn. cim " i']"'l'
.llmns ill Chihuahua, its ill-:idcwzrhr‘
at (‘ulllamcx Haunt: that m:
had been .‘l‘nl in him by llzr- 2.i
anicgm “ho is cmlnlmnnin; Sunni:
forces dcl‘cndin: l‘ulplm l’.l.~~. ll.» n—
lal giilt'\\.i_\‘ from ('lllllllilllld l>r Son
ora.
a ll.l\"~.i
5 21*
'l‘lic um “rim-tun ill gatznoullv»
(clarion o. nan ill 2'. licpurtnn ms lor
military upcl'llllons. The Inst has
bcrn lmmcd lile lawman lhpul‘lmv‘m.
and includes thc Status of I’m-bill :il‘ul
Vi‘l‘li Hull and tho isthmus of Tt‘lllldl‘w
lcpcc, and has been placed zilldcl' tho:
colllmand ol'iilcn. Candida Aguilar.
Tllc olllcl' is callml lilo Valley 0: Altai-
co llcpzll'tlllclll, and (‘u-n. Francisco
.‘l‘lll‘fiulii, \xllo ling bq on l't‘l'nllo‘d iron)
Tampico. has bccll Plnl‘lll in rom
mand. '
..._ "n --___
WEST NORWALK.
Tilt- “l‘alnilv Album " prev
- . . . .‘nli‘ll v
the first Nol'walk‘ Ladics' Aid Sogl‘
my, m the Union chapel. last evening
was a great succcs both socially and
lmanclaily. The story was read byhlrs
B. F. Cromwell and the following char:
actors wore played;
“‘13:. llinwiddie". .ank Cromwell
. ' .............\lis:Berh‘ ‘ .
“lil'lde and Groom". .‘. . . . (. 4. bcm‘dt
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Johns "
:lenr Jane Pcmbie".Mis.-: Olga Stiles]:-
Marlo Antinetti Sparks" ...........
_ , . Mrs. ll. 3 .
"hallo O'llalloran" .. . . . . . . ohnson
Mrs. F. R. Em r;
"Major Bill Growdcy" .......... Stan
B. F. ClumWell
(the dude) ..........
R. Emerson
“Percy Reed"
F.
“Sister Almelly Fishback" ........
‘ Mrs. C. Johnson
(tanner).........
S. C. Morehouse
“Aunt Jen Pcters"..\lrs. Erna t S
“Aunt Mary Bailey" . . . . ”.15. .cbede
. . Mrs. i. E. Whitne '
‘Imogene Penelope Lounsbury” 5
"Frank Trundle"
. Miss I. Ahre ."
"Donie _Sedgwick"...lilrs. Harry Filldll:
“Het Slnlpkins" ...... Mrs. Morehouse
“Tile Twins".....\lls. F. R. Emerson
Mrs. S. C. Morehousé
After the entertainment ice cream
,and cakc was served by the ladies.
(The next meeting of the society will
,be held at the home of Mrs. F. R. Em-
crson May 5th. All members-'arelurg-
a? to attend, as it is a business meet-
lNSURANOE COMPANIES MEET. .
‘MONTRML, Qua. April 29.——Repre~
sentatives of American mutual and re-
ciprocal merchants’ and manufactui
today with the. premium payer-3’ com-
mittee of the Canadian Manufacturers‘
Association to, {cruciate a. protest
againstthe proposedtax or 16 percent.
on premiums paid to such oo-openflye
'ers'. fire insurance companies met here,
(lcn. cho'rico Miill!v~, (\llo was ll‘.
cllal’zc 0f the D!‘t,’$l(lt'llll.ll ullnpamn of
Yunacin liq-nillns. i'ozmol- Ali-swan Am
basszulor to lllc l'llitctf Stalls, Mm
has born updcr leave of ohm-11cc
Governor of ”IF Sliill‘ o: Hzmllnguujo.
is rcp'zrlcd to have bet-ll nalilmi llllll-
till? conllnandcr fol.“ lllc Slate s of iluu-
nujuatd Aguas t‘ull’enlcs and Million-
can. in connection with Gcll. Manley
reported withdrawal from politic”. the
lielaldo dc Mexico publisllcs a rumor
which has been clll-rcm :«I‘Vt’i‘fl'. days
that Senor Bonillas is about to wit};-
drmv, his candidacy and mount 32;:
services to tile Governulcm. LII-m
Callnas, who recently rcsigncd a: .‘lil
ister of Commerce and lnduslly to:
the purpose of Seeking election a:
Senator ‘iromihe State of Morcloa. la
took the oath on Tuesday as a Cabi-
net melllbcr and has resumed his tor-
mcr post. This is considered an it‘dl-
cation that a postponement of lhe
presidential election, fixed for July 1‘.
is probable.
BAPTISTS GET BlG PLEDGES.
.l‘
NEW YORK, April til-An outright
gift of $2,000.00 and. conditional pledg—
es of an additional 321000000 {mm the
Laura Spellman Rockefeller Memorial
Fund to the $100,000,0fi0 fund being
raised by the New World-Movement of
Northern Baptists, Were announced
here today. Added to the personal
contributions announced ~ last night
from John D;,Rockefelljer; Jr.:"‘the Bap-
tists have received gifts and pledges
000 from the Rockefeller‘family. ..
, Of the Laura Speilman Rockefeller
pledges, $1,000,000 is‘cohdiitonal upon
the raising of $62,011,000 by the Bap-
tists, and a second million is condi-
tic not upon the fund~reaching $87,500,-
000. .
y
mam-es, rosaumoea.
WASHINGTON, April 29.—-Peter
Augustua Kay or Rhoda island. now
counsellor o! theemb‘sy at Rome.
early teddy we: "at CI!-
rrom the city lastm‘
assumed
Carranza
and telégraphed that he could hold the
- . until reinforcements could be
Francisco Villa, rebel chlertain. in
the vicinity of Chihuahua City. was re-
mrted yesterday to haveopened nego-
ns with the moitint troops.
Whether these elem were successful
was not confirmed. Villa was report-
Madurai he hepar-
‘ mitted to execute: all Federal coun-
lnanders when: he wished to kill ln’ re-
venge for the execution oi General
*Beports from Sonora that troops
sent from Juarez to Cases Grandes for
the Sonora campaign had refused to
tight the Sonora troops were denied
Juarez, who said that telegrams had
been received from commanders here
at they and their troops would re-
main ioyai to the Mexico City Govern-
AGUA PRlETA, Sonora, April 29.—
which it was announced from Mexico
City he intended placing about revo-
lutionary Sonora, has been broken and
part of the "ring" has joined the revo~
lutlon. reports to this base of opera-
4.000
Carranza troops have revolted, accord-
ing to an estimate by General P. Elias
Callas, rebel commander in the north-
West, at his headquarters here. These
troops already have been in battle with
loyal Federal troops, General Calies
He said he had full confirma-
tion of the revolution of the. {our then-
in the last two days ‘totallifig 36,000; ‘
t
—Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store—
Reliable Rain: Coats ‘
For Ladies and Misses in Silk or Clot llFinishand Many Colors
CHILDREN’S RAIN COATS
All ,sizes; with a natty little hat to match in a pocket of each
‘UMBRELLAS OF EVERY GRADE
one 1qu
Ohio Early Today
denllal preference lndorsement at the
hands of the State's Republican rol-
crs Tucsday, his campaign manager.
Harry M. Daugherty. apparently has
been defeated for delegate at large to
the pany‘s National convention at
(‘lllcago _
0n the face of unofficial returns from
all but 103 of lhc 5.882 precincts in
the State. the Senator was leading
Majorilcncl'al Leonard \Vood by 15,-
186 \‘NrS. The role stobd:
Harding, 125.0012; \Vood. 109.9817.
llaugllcriy apparently has been de-
9 am} by \\‘lllialll ll. Boyd. Cleveland
atmmv-y and a “'ood candidate. “'ith
only ltm plu-illcils lllissinz early to-
liay, Bond llml a load or 1.814. ll was
h-llvn-vl, ht‘)\\‘l'\'i-i'_ that this \lcad
might bu (ill to approximaicl)‘ 1.04)“
h) into-r returns. _
Throw Harding: lll‘,lt‘crllt“s at lzil‘izv
:li'llzal'ullih :zm rIl‘i‘li‘tl, The \'()l(‘ in
.531 lull 27: of Ill" 3.882 precincts of
inc Slaw :‘lltm‘cd:
Galvin (Harding). 111.097: “'illis
illurtiillzl. 113.411; llcrrick (Hard-
lllK. 123.296; 'l'llrncr (Woodl, 101.9«12.
illlllr. ions curly today were that at
ll ml 37:5 and possibly 42 of lllc Slate‘s,
(If 45 lit lrgutrs‘ ll) llit‘ Republican Na»
'lonui cutlxcllll’ml will lw pledge-d to
S‘HHTOX‘ Huddle, -.\lll'lc.lllc rclnainalcr
\ ii! i wand... .1 m \\'ood.
l‘iilllllt' l-."‘~'llll\ ill the lSlll disll‘ict
:Sscn‘m lznillli will not be known until
lllc ulz‘il i-ll -U‘llll is madc. (in lllc i‘ac.~
o: unul'zicull n lums, our Harding and
t-llc “11ml illrli'lil llclcgzllc have bi‘l‘ll
lint-d, :lltllmlch lhn “'nml
l 3.74.] or bu! six volt-s our his
.19..“ ii
.llllvl'll‘ m, 'l‘In tiliillllt‘li' unofficial
\«vlc to lie. hill district shows:
)ll.llin.— (liglrdllltzl. 3.797.; (‘olcllmn
s\\‘nm;\, ...Til. «loungllcr (Harding).
1'» :33? L4 \\ 1.x (\YnflllL :‘ :83,
lf'lh
Apollo: district, llli: (Young...
mum, :atlimtlllll)‘ has cler'lcd onv
Hul'lldlfi .ll'ul (Illt' “bod dclcznlc. ul~
Illnilzh lh» «nllr‘illi‘lt‘ is in doubt.
FRAUD CHAROED
1N l’RlMARIES
IN NEW JERSEY
(Continuead From first. Page)
St‘Vt‘llly-TOUT ol‘
llw llllrrlnil, lllxll‘icis 'l‘O in counties
‘IVlllill have lclul‘ncd majorities l'or
\\'ood in the incomplete returns.
Tilt; Republican "big four" dclchlv
lion lo the (‘llicago convention will
in»: Salmon \l‘ullcr E. lidgc and Jos-
opll if. l".'t~lill&llll,\Ԥvil, \\ ho are plcdg
. d to sill port the votcrs' choice as c\‘~
pl't‘Sm'll m lllt’ primary: Edward (‘.
Sitllivs and William N. Runyon. pledg—
rd :0 suppnrx “'ood.
lll(‘(.)lll|'lt‘ll‘ returns indicate that
\Vncd pill have clpvcn district dclc-
gates and Johnson ,lt’ll. Three dclc-
antes :llv- unplcdg‘cd.
“Will-am l‘. Vol-don. a Republican
lcadlr ill liobnkcn. and worker for
Jllhnrhll, \‘.'t.lllll add nothing today to
his ('llaz‘gr, ycsicl‘day, that the (Tallinn
lllL' mm! .~c<liolls.
that‘s part of the shoe—not
just a clicked-up surface.
To keep your shoes new use the ‘
“superior
/
”Hi tit mom?
Shob Polishes
Oil Paste is one of the polishes that
r-Prcscrvcs the leather ,. "
m herniated ‘ today by” President ,
A SURE WINNER
Leading G-enersl Wood ‘by
More Than 16,000 Votes in
COLUMBFS, Ohio, April 299.—Al-
though Senator Vi'arren G. Harding.
Ohio's “favorite son.” rc ceived presi-
<lc~l~ gui‘ -
Shell Corporation in lllis connection.
or that 10.000.000 francs be app 'iv
riled for the purpose
American gamblers here .w 'o Went on
a1 Constitutionalist” 'Army, announces
close out
H. KRIEGER e CO.
SHOES
At $5.95
Women’s Slices worth up to $10.00
Brown; Tan and Combi’nati‘On, broken
lots, only 1 to 3 pairs of each lot. to
, $5.95 Per Pair
H. KRIEGER 59° CO.
I
_ .__ .. v.-- “7'.
pin Scllator had horn "robbed" ll: at
lcllsl llll'cc (‘lillllllt‘f-l «Camilla: 310m";
and Essex. :-
\\'illl'>plnulll l‘d‘pnl‘ir that S'mtfi‘.‘
Johnson‘s summit-Hrs \\(III1K1 ask for a.
l.mllllll could llnubc tonilz'lnr.\2 early
ln‘da‘y,
Police Dragnet Out
” For Murderer;
l:l;\‘ulz1\.\l'l‘nx..\i it,
policc illuull-l has lawn
solllhcrn Now Work
l‘rnllsylvamia scan-hills: in: the rub—
bol's who a] 10.30 l.>..~l lllnllt shut to
dumb Scull if. llou‘c, a 1l.i'lli.ln who
illScOti‘a’d lhn lili‘ll m \VOlk 10min..-
onc of the lzlclmlcs ol' ill-3 til; Emil»
coll Johnson plant.
The sound of ll crurh and .l {(3‘in
body attracted illit‘ll'inn and Rowds
body was found just inside an. Opt-n
window with llll"‘t‘ bllllct holes in it.
He had been ll‘llh d \Vll'lc swimming
in giro llw alarm. All own case of
show near :l window it’ll}; several
pairs lylmz on the flour told Yin 5:0 '3'.
Rowe was unarmed.
.\p. 1! 29.3».1
v: rcnd th-t'
and norlltrrn
FRANCE FACES OiL SHORTAGE.
importation: of Oil Would Be Subject
to Government Supervision.
- PARIS. April 29=rllllporlations of
oil would be subjcclcd to Govcrnmcrt
control and oil would he sold in France
:il prices fixed by ill" (‘ubl’not undvc
the terms of a section of ill: in) bill
helm: considerdd ill llli‘ Chambt‘.‘ of
llcpulics. The limited monopoly in
oil now he id by the Govcrnmcm would
lw extended until lhr first of ring
your.
Discussion of the proposal in the
(‘halllbcr this “‘(‘t‘k has through: out
the fact that France was in 'gravo
danger during lllc Bar of firming a
shorlasc 01‘ fuel and lubricating oils
and that Premier (‘lcnlcllccllll had to
appcal directly to I‘rcsidcnt Wllsor. or.
two occasions.
Profits on Oil imported during tll«‘
war were very large. it was charged,
—’
EMOVAL
R
SALE
0n Watches, Clocks, Jena-4.,
Optical Goods will last
Onlya Few Days
More
. Hy ill ~Izll"~‘ up id
daily.
Price reductions val! 'tc
made that may never again to
equalled.
If gnu are sum: ~. 3
Wittt‘il‘s, (docks, .lc-x, .
tical floods this: )'<‘.:l' ‘ ’
week. Prices are
daily—.every day's delay meg-n. 5
ad added expense later (:1.
\ H.l " ‘ .,(
Even though
‘10
1
~ ._
"M. ”V. v
(ICU and“:
rcady, the great savings ;.
here now, and \w
.‘mur lusrcl‘uscs Frcc . 1 ‘ ‘ ““
tzglti‘. gm. arc ready 1‘ ‘i' '
BUYING IN SAFETY AT.“
BRAND’S
JEWELRY AND mul-
CAL STORE
SOUTH NORWALK,
and there was sharp criticism of the
Standard Oil Company and the British
It developed, l10\\€\'t‘l‘_ tlltrc \vcrc con»
fidentiai phases of tho oil situuzion
which could not be discusmd in thc
open chamber, and the matter was in
formal to the tax coulmillec for l’ul‘~
lllel- consideration.
It has been propdsed in the; ,Cham‘o-
. ol-g dosh-Tori. :
French oil production.
AMERICAN GAMBLERs‘ LOSE
~ THEIR JOBS: ' v
AQUA PRIETA, Sonora. April 1:9.—
lobt [their r.
“strike
strike; for higher pay hay
jobs, as have the Cilincst
breakers" who ok their places as
dealers at the gambling tables. All
gambling will be stopped offer today
under orders of Governor de la Hues
ta, supreme commander of the “Lier
«Jen. P. Elias Calles, military l_(‘.(flfl.~
mnder to revolutionary troops in
Specials for the
' 'i .' -' weEk I
i .
CAMPBELL’S PORK AND .
BEANS ......... 2 cans no
Y'ELLOW SPLIT PEAS.
a lb. ..................
EXTRA FINE PORK,
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