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MR m1nsoN APPOINTED.

Judge Cleaveland this afternoon ap- ,nointed WarnerID. Judson trustee of the estate of Andrew J. Newman, who has gone to parts unknown. The es- tate owes the city taxes.
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A. pnnR DOLL. .

That cannot afford a go-cart this year when they are selling so cheap. See our English perambulators at $5.60, sold last year for $9.40. Plenty of low priced ones, too-20 per cent. discount.
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SEATS FOR CHRISTMAS DAY.

The sale of seats for the Christmas day performance at Polis new theater is now in progress at the theater box office. Evening prices will prevail at the matinee. Telephone 192.
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SHE'S FOR DIVORCE.

A divorce suit was brought yesterday Inv Lawyer Goodhart for Florella Swain Durand. Habitual intemperance and intolerable cruelty IS alleged The parties reside in this city.
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HYDE Vs. HYDE.

Samuel J. Hyde, barber at 1O6 Lake place, yesterday brought suit in the Superior court before Judge Will liam s. Case for a divorce from his wife on the ground of assertion. De- cision was reserved.
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SPECIFIC STATEMENT IN Ess z CASE.

The more specific statement ordered by Judge Case of the superior court a. motion of counsel for Mrs. Mary Ann Ess, wife of Benedict F. Ess, the well known insurance man, was filed to- day by counsel for Mir. Ess, who is su- Ing his wife for divorce .- F"
 The order was made on motion of Lawyers Fitzgerald and Walsh, coun- sel for Mrs. Ess. It asked for de- scription of the alleged acts of cruelty on Mrs. Ess' part, and of the alleged acts of indiscretion with the co-res- .pondent, Peter F. Farrel, giving time and place.
 Lawyer Charles H. Hayden, for the petitioner, says that when MT. Ess was ill and undergoing treatment at the hospital few years ago, he was visit ed by his daughter, who was punished by her mother for doing so. His wife forbade his daughter ever to call upon her father.
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DROP BY DROP

The offensive discharge caused by nasal catarrh falls from the back of the nose Into the throat, setting up an in-, fiammation that is likely to mean
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THE BUTTON ESTATE AGAIN.

THE BUTTON ESTATE AGAIN.
 Attorney Louis E. Jacobs, executor of the estate of William Button, has made application in the probate court to sell off property valued at $11O,OO0, nearly all of which was in real estate. The provisions of his will bequeath- ing property to Mrs. Clara J. Welton, who was his nousekeeper, precipitated a contest, which was carried to the superior court by heirs. Mrs. Welton received a substantial part of the es- tate.
 Mortgage holders are now seeking to recover their loans from the estate, and already one suit has been brought by Jeanette Bronson Townsend against Executor Jacobs. Mrs. Bronson held mortgage upon property, which was &C., uuired by MT. Button. Executor Ja- cobs said to-day that there was about S30, 900 in encumbrances upon the But ton property, and before making the distribution of the estate to the heirs, all the claims are to be paid off.
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HOUSEHOLD q RANGES

Are the best bakers and smallest coal burners in the world. Every range war ranted to bake-they are built to bake. One-f1fth off tho price this month.
 -...... .-*..... ... Brown & Durham.
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Christmas Pianos. The A. B. Clinton O., 37 Church street
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Christmas Pianos. The A. B. Clinton O., 3T Church street.
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THE . CONNECTING LINK. .... ...

The telephone brings together and strengthens more parts than any other connecting link in all the world. In business 1t serves everyone from the producer to the consumer. At home 1t completes the system"of housekeeping and brings the circle of friends more closely in touch with one another. Everywhere it is result-producing es- sential that has no equal. Reduced rates are now open. Send for our representative to furnish full information.
 The Southern New England
 Telephone Co.,. 114-122 Court St.,
 New Haven.
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Christmas Pianos.& The A, B. Clinton Co.,, 37 Church street.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05

Geo. " Moore was at Grand
Forks Monday. 81
VIM. Sparks is having his
residence repaired and remodel
led. 81
Joe Foubert is assessing some
OF the city property acting as
deputy for City Assessor Taylor.
East Fourth street IS IS being.
graded which will improve it
consid erably. B
@ NeIs HaWkinson came iii from
Munich Tues day to look after his
extensive lumber interests here.
Read up the ad concerning
Ramsey county maps. We have
"A few Of these that we would
like to disannex at bargain
prices.
The dirt from the excavation
of the cellar Of the Daeley build.
ing on IL elley avenue is being
used BY the city to fiflup a NUM-
Der Of the alleys.
The Arbor Day reports of the
schools of the county have been
received by the county sd perrin
.tendents and show that a large
!, n M f,o,. ~, ..y 40 l., !, 81
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05

-, y Z
when the stupendous task of its
construction was undertaken by
the American people, all eyes
We're turned upon it. A nation
small in size but great in world
Importance sprang to life and
made possible the work of tying
together the great oceans. Hon.
John Barrett, the United States
minister to Panama, and who
knows more of the greatest work
ever undertaken in the world,
will be at Chautauqua July LIST.
He will tell about the great work
and describe the plans for its
construction.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05
I0Hoa0Renen0neE0He0ne aoneI
I'm BRIEF !
9a0HOm0uoHOHOu 0aeH0H0E


Frances shortrid dye is i'll with
the humps.
The Round Table club met
with Mrs. g. W Kelley Monday
night.
Rooms for rent at Mrs John
Met artin' $. First street, one block
east Of the freight depot. So
Col. Creel is on a business trip
to st. Paul this week.
Ct. IA. Dodge has been at Cam
do for several days oking after
his land interests.
Editor q. WE Pierson of the
Denbeigh Promoter, was here
on business Tue day. i5
John Daeley was at e rand
Forks Monday on business.
E. Hodgk inson has been
elected treasurer of the board Of
trustees Of the deaf school.
W. i. Orr. Of Crazy was IN
the city Tues day.
Mrs. Fl. Kalinowski, Of y,rary,
was shop ping in the city Tues
Y day.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05

Beautiful pictures cost little
When framed by Gilbertson. 9
Buy -four now; it will go up
again soon. r. w. Mann & Son.
Local Nimrods are not meet
ing with much success this year.
Col. Creel's splendid uniform
has attracted much comment
over the state.
The deaf school tents court
has been arranged and playing is
q regular part..o of each days pro
gram.
Madame i Berne is at Fargo
where she is arranging to open
an office. The work IN this.city
will be continued by Mrs. Smith,
formerly Of st. Paul.
Arthur Serumgard was the
proud recipient ufs a Shetland
pony Tuesday. He would not
exchange it for the finest Ken
lucky thoro ughbred in the world.
The fourth grade Of the city
schools is justly proud Of having
won the monthly half holiday
for punctuality, each month this
school year.
The name of Mrs. IA. M. Bond
was inadvertently omitted from
the list Of those of the Royal
Nefghbors who were at Churchs
Ferry last week.
Mrs. C. w. Greene has had the
pleasure OF a visit from her
mother, Mrs. 7. S. Elsberry Of
Rock Lake this week.
The fruit dealers Of the city
have some of the finest displays
of green goods we have ever
seen in Devils Lake. All the
early vegetables are now on
their counters and are as fresh
and crisp as though they Just
came from the garden.
The division headquarters Of
the Great Northern have been
moved to Miuot. The other
plans will be worked out as
rapidly as possible
Daniel Johnson has plated an
addition to this city and filed
the same for RECORD. I'll is the
sWa of the sW14 of 35-154.64,
east of the city
Ten Swedish and Norwegian
churches will compete ia a song
festival ait the Swedish Tabers
nacle, Minneapolis, May 18th.
Special rates of one and one
third fare for the round trip Will
be sold BY the Great Northern.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05

Frames or pictures. both Or
ether, at Gilbertson's. 9
Our cent table is all the rage
just now r. w. Mann 6 Son.
Ed Lohnes is building two
reside fences on East Fourth street.
Attorney Gray has moved his
family to his claim on the reser-
walton.
Wheat sowing throughout the
county is practically complete d.
The acreage is about the same
as last year.
The Devils Lake Abstract
company has sent out Its first re-
port Of abstracts. It is neat and
full, and should have a large list
Of subscribers within a short
time.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05
Devils AXE. N. d.


Only 7scent goods worth TO-
Is and rs cents. at our 7-cent
table. w. Mann s. Son.
The hospital arnbu lance fund
lis creating consid erable interest
and tickets are being voted
rapidly for it.
We are loo for an advance
on -four; better buy a 5-sack lot
of Grafton ait So. 30; sin gle
sacks, SIS . W. Mann s. Son.
Little things at /. title Prices.
penny saved is q penny
earned you can save many q
penny at our 7-cenE table.
WE Mann b Son.
The Chautauqu qua baseball team
this wear vii be made UP largely
of college players, and will be d
strong one. Thomas Jewell, Of
this city, will he concerned Id.
the cement.
! Oh Cant Lose Out iii Our Bar.
gain Section matter what
you want to buy il we, We got it
you will pay less for it here
than anywhere else, Il you
want q good reliable article and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05
We do uphol stering Gilbert

We GO uphols tering ilbert-
Miss Ella Kolsborn is teach
ing School No. 2 Sc Lillehof, the
term commencing last Monday.
Extensive repairs are being
made to the Chautauqua rail.
road, more than {, 900 new ties
having been purchased.
Mrs. Cora Ewing began a term
of school at school No. 8, Ora
ham, s lsland, last Monday.
The & Merchant Of Venice Up
to Date will be a good thing to
drive away the blues tonight.
We have a first class repair
man, who will make your old
furniture look just like new. 8
B Senator Stade was at Grand
Forks a few days ago where he
met some tlemen in reference
to Cuban land deals.
So seEs'hy not have that couch up
sholstered? It will not cost YOU
much See Gi lbertson.
Contractor Fosburg is build
ing an ddition tothe residence
sof Senator Hale.
All kinds of furniture repair
ing done at Gilbertson s. All
work guaranteed.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05
SUGGESTIONS
FOR KNOCKERS
WHAT ODD FELLOWSHIP
TEACHES A SHORT
SERMON.

Sovereign Grand Represents
tive Nolan. /. @. O.. f. made a
striking and thoughtful speech
lat recent anniversary in Wash
ington. Among other things he
said.
We should learn to help peo-
pie in this life and help them at
the present fina, and not fill
their pathway in this life with
thorns and the grave with flow
ers. remember especially two
men in my home state of Ten
nesee who, after a prominent
lawyer has left our town to To-
cate in. another section of the
south, were speaking of his
worth in the community, and.
during their conversation they
gave him anything but i good
name in many respects. 1t
happened after a time that the
lawyer who had left the section
died, and a bar meeting was held
in my town to pass resolutions
in respect to his memory, and
upon my arrival at the court
house the two speakers were the
lawyers who had spoken of him
in such a different way S )me
time before, and this time they
eulogized him to the skies. Odd
Fellowship teaches to give the
flowers in this life, and to give
them now. TO show what men
will do to crafty their selfish
ambitions, I remember distinct
IL an old and honored man of
my section of the country who
offered himself as a candidate
for the Office Of justice Of the
peace, and at the end Of the first
week he had withdrawn from
the race. He was asked why he
had left the race, and said:
Why, / have only been in the
race one week, and some one has
already accused me Of stealing
horse, and if / stayed in the race
a week longer they would posi-
bly, prove it on me, so think /
had better get out while times
are good.
Ny frierds, look for the
beauties in character and you
will find them everywhere, but.
never look for the defects. /
once remember a great artist
who asked some friends to come
to his studio and stick a pin
through each defect in a canvas
he had just finished. They
came and when they left one
could see nothing but pin heads.
where the beautiful picture had
been. The artist painted the
same picture with q different
background and asked the same
friends to come again and where
they saw perfect part of the
picture to stick a pin, and this
time the picture was again COW
cred with pins. All of which
goes to show that what we look
for we generally find, whether
it is the beauties or the defects. s
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05

Iiduozone costs Bod. and 81.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05
he Canal and
ii anna Nation

No nation was ever born that
created SO much interest as did
Panama. The great oceanic
canal had been the national
scanda lization Of Frasce, and
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1905-05-05

Handles sales Of farm properly and fanry live sto1s
also the selling of shelf goods. New and
methods pseSl ill get mp YOUR sale and % III
Roik IN connedtion with ssle Tor less money and n
My thea have sona& pnehesse who Vii
only get one half the value nt yor ssnE nlzke sp
iAltg II acting sales a6ent ii ElalE zaies
& H n Y e ~ 81 g XIV K 4 ii 3
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filed through a room in which the dog waited in charge of detective.
 The first three men the dog sniffed at but otherwise ignored. When the fourth prisoner appeared he growled fiercely and attempted to seize him by the trousers. He was one of the sus- poets. The other was recognized in the same way. The men were retained in custody, and finally further evidence was obtained which led to their con- Yietion.
 In 1890 a visitor gave poisoned nuts to two monkeys in St. Petersburg Geological Gardens. The monkeys be- came seriously i'll, but recovered. A policeman was put on duty at the cage to prevent further outrages and catch the culprit in case he renewed his att tempt.
 A fortnight after his appointment he noticed that on an innocent looking old gentleman approaching the cage the two recovered monkeys grimaced fiercely, and flew at the bars. The old man was identified as a sup posed harmless lunatic named Plaskin, whose betc noire was Darwinism and the alleged relationship of man to the lower animals. He admitted having poisoned the monkeys.
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Brief Mention.

Illustrated Sporting News at the Pease, Lewis Co.'S.
 The Connecticut Humane society re- quest that hereafter all complaints be addressed to the local office of the so- ciety, 69 Church street.
 E A lecture on astronomy was delivered by Jere Langlois at the City Point Yacht club last evening. The subject was ..The Solar System"
 Harris Baldwin of A Oak street was arrested on warrant by the Howard avenue police yesterday morning, charged with failing to light an ob- struction which he had placed in the street.
 Postmaster Howarth states that the receipts at the postofffce for the month Nof May amounted to about sS0,O0o, which was something like 5 per cent. more than the receipts for the same month Of 1904.
 Champion Bros, boat builders, of West Haven, have bought land from Julius H. Morris and Hattie H. Ever cit at Morris Cove, on which they in- tend to erect a boathouse large enough to carry on the boat building business they have conducted in Water street, West Haven.
 Said to be insane, Mary Oneto, of 495 Woodward avenue, was arrested by Officer Streit Of the central precinct yesterday morning and was taken to Sprfngsde. Little is known about the woman except that she is mildly in- sane and Is suffering from melancholia. She Is about thirty years old.
 A pleasant occasion will be that of the fortieth wedding anniversary re- ceotion to be held at the home of MT. and Mrs. Wolff Levy at their home, 90 Elliott street. The hours for receiving will be between z and 10 p. m Sunday evening to which their many friends and relatives are invited. Preparations for the joyous occasion are making, and a pleasant evening is looked for.
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NEW BOOKS AT THE YOUNG
 MEMS INSTITUTE.
Fiction.

Fiction.
 Boyle, Virginia Frazer. Serena. Brooks, Elizabsth ". As the World Goes By.
 Chambers, Robert W. IOle. Crockett, s. R. May Margaret. Foster, W. Bert. The Lost Expedi- ton.
 Fressen, Gustav. Jorn Uhl.
 Gerard, Dorothea. Sawdust.
 Mabie, H. w. Fairy Tales Every Child Should Know.
 Mccall, Sidney. The Breath of the Gods.
 Oppenheim, E. Phillips. Master Hummer.
 Peck, Theodore. Hester of the Grants.
 POcock, Roger. Curly.
 Robins, Elizabeth. A Dark Lantern. Rowland, Helen. Digressions of Pol ly.
 Strong. 1sobed. The Girl From Home. % .+ Tarkington. Booth. The Beautiful Lady.
 White, Fred NJ. The Crimson Blind. Wiley, Belle and Adick, G. w., ,Chil- dren of the Cliff. Non-Fiction. Adler, Felix Religion of Duty. Battine, Cecil. Crisis of the Confed eracy. eracy. Cook, Captain James. Cooks Voyages of Discovery.
 Howe, Maud. Roma Beata. Hubbard, Albert. Man of Sorrows. .. McCracken, w. D. The Fair Land Tyrol.
 Peterson, M. c. How to Know Wild Fruits. Powers, Caleb. My Own Story.
 Sinclair, W. A. The Aftermath of Slavery.
 Thompson, Vance. Diplomatic Mys- teries.
 Wilde, Oscar. De Profundis.
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MODES TO GATHER.
Annual Reunion of Local Division to
 be Held June 15.

Annual Reunion of Local Division to
 be Held June 15. The following self-explanatory letter has been sent to all active and veteran
 members of the First division of the Naval battalion, c. N. G.: New Haven, June 5, 1905. Dear Comrade:
 Carrying out the purpose of holding an annual reunion of all the members, active and veteran, of the First divi- sion Naval battalion, c. N. G., as chairman of the Veteran assiciation, [ issue this call to assemble on June 15 for the reunion of 1905. This date celebrates the enlistment
 of the division into the United States
 navy during the war with Spain and our existence.
 This call includes all members who have ever been connected with the First division, and it is desirous to have as many as possible attend and enroll themselves as members of the Veteran association.
 The veterans were organized year ago for the purpose of aiding the &C., tives in their many enterprises both by words and deeds. Our first act as an organization along these lines was to sell tickets to the indoor Athletic meet, held last March. The vets sold over one hundred and twenty-five dollars worth of tickets besides aiding in the committee work. The dues for year are one dollar, which pays postage and printing. The reunion will be held at Hoyts pavilion. Cosey Beach, afternoon and evening. and the crowd will leave the green at D. m. Price for the dinner will be $1.50, which please bring with you. Sign enclosed postal, giving any change in address, and return same at once, stating whether we can count on you for the dinner.
 Charles K. Hutchinson.
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saturday, June 10, 1905.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TO-DAY.

Aliens Foot Ease-Druggists,. Basebali-Sayin Rock Grounds. California--So. Pacific R, R. For Sale-Stock-S., this ofnce' Fancy Hosiery-Lamberr. Fishing Tackle-J. E. Bassett & Co. pe-Nuts-GrOcers. JeIl-O-GrocerS.
 Kid GIoyes-Howe & Stetson Co. Iost-Pocketbook- Office. New Suits--J. Johnson & Sons. Notions-The Chas. Monson Co. Postum-Grocers'.
 Real Estate-C. A. Baldwin. Shirt Sale-Gamble-Desm co. Shirt Waist Suits-Wm Frank x co. Saturday SurpFises-Edw. Malley Go. Steamers s-Hamburg-Am. Line. Smart Suits-Meigs 6S Co. Straw Hats-Davis & Go. Tickets-Sweezey < Kelsey. Tax Notice-F. G. Anthony. -Hamburg-Am. Line.
 Wedding Gifts-Durant.
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coOD COOK AND WILLING.

The nominal head of the family was directed by the active head to respond to an advertisement in st Sunday news paper. It was from a woman who de- scribed herself as "a good cook, and not afraid or work The active head shook her own head. Tt promises too much. am afraid Of it." she said.
 Yet you want me to go and see herr the husband yentCred.
 q want you to see her and if it is not an illusion, nail her on the spot. She may be all she says she is and stili not be willing to go into the country"
 The, call was made. The good cook, who was not afraid of work, was 65 if a day. To let her down easily, the caller said, q should judge you were about 60?''
 She locked him squarely in the eye and said. "I'll be g the coming June. I may look older, but I've had trouble" t As he was not looking for trouble of his own, he made no comment. Gan you cook he commenced, ito the satisfaction- -........
 Not too fast, you man" she inter- rupted. Flow many Of you are there in the family?'' ,... ..--'
 Four, beside the baby
 'The baby never comes into mykitch- en-. Has it nurse?'
 Tt has, G DO yez have company"
 We do." .......
 T don't like that. It sounds bad. Company makes So much trouble. I'll do no washing
 You won't?''
 No. Where is the placer
 Greenwich, near Stamford, Con- necticut." s.-.... ...$
 T have no use for the country. But might try it. What do you pay?" . Twenty dollars a month.
 "I've been getting $22 But I might consider it. But I'll do no washing. Have you butler?" .:
 No"
 fI've been used to a butler. Still I might give you try ..... %
 The man put on his hat and turned to the door.
 When shall come?" the good cook answered. 5#
 When I send for you in an automo- bile,'' said the man as he opened the
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door. But you need not be in any hurry about packing. Good day"
 That evening his wife met him at the door. Did you like her?r she asked.
 My dear,' the husband responded, 'it was not a question of liking her. It was altogether whether or not she liked us. On the whole do not be-
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A NOtre Dame Lady

will send free with full instructions, some of this simple preparation for the cure of Leucorrhoea, Liberation, Dis- Scanty or Painful Periods, Tumors or Growths, Hot Flashes, Desire to Cry, Creeping Feeling up the Spine Pain in the Back, and all Female Troubles, to all sending address. To mothers of Suffering Daughters I will explain a Successful Home Treatment. If you de- eide to continue it will only cost about 12 cents a week to guarantee cure. other sufferers of 1t. that is ali sak. Address Mrs. M. Summers, Box 375, Mo- tre Dame, Ind.
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FUNERAL OF AUGUST KRAUsE.

The funeral of the late August Krause, who died suddenly Thurs day afternoon, will be held from St. Johns church at 10 o'clock this morn ing, when high mass of requiem will be celebrated. The loved one will be laid at rest in St. Bernard cemetery, and he will be followed there by large concourse of sorrowing and sympathiz- ing relatives and friends.
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CRAWFORD PLATOON.

To Decorate Graves To-morrow-K. of
 P. Also.
 Next Sunday Second platoon, Battery A, will turn out and decorate the graves of fellow comrades both here and in East Haven.
 On the same date Woodland lodge, K. of F, will decorate the graves of deceased members.