E ‘. ouxx: " .' ore ' t fili‘ifiéfib’hma FIGHT. " ““‘Tl‘inéét’iiag or u... momentum... Wit}. ‘1‘o‘n‘Efifiofl‘d‘hh‘ifinial???” CHICAGO, Doc. l.——What promises three roads nnmcd in Chicago yuan-r -—-—~ to be a bitterly fought railroad taro dayf'lv‘ornmi notice of tho reduction battle is to ho begun on New Yenr‘uwiil he filed today. Day. Three eastern trunk lines, that Grand Trunk. the Erie and the Wa- bash will slush passenger rates from Chicago to New York and Boston. .toen rut bites on her body. Lloho Low- For instance. according to tho notice in, tho twoycur-old tinughior of ill, served on 13 big western railroad ayn- Lewis. of this city. is dying ot‘ blood. terns today by the insurgent lines the poisoning. A short limo since Mrs. flrstwlass fare from Chicago to New’ Lewis was nwnkcncd by the child‘s York will be cut 38 and thc rocond cries. Lighting the gas. the illDlllM class (are $6. . saw a big rot disappear. A physician The decision to make these roduolwaa summoned and the waunda were tions in the fares between Chicago and cuutcri‘zod. but too child did not on- the eastern points came at n uocroi rune infection. w ,. ..-....._ .. ... v...“ CHILD BITTEN BY A RAT. ~ WASHINGTON. Doc. l.-Wllh four r BIJOU DREAM “i "W“ Theatre Thurs, Fri, Sat. ‘ Dec. 1, 2, 3 ’i MATINEE DAILY. 2 P. M. EVENINGB. 2 COMPLETE SHOWS. 7 AND 9 P. M. . ! Every Saturday Ev g 3 Complete Shows WILL BE GIVEN FIRST SHOW. 6:30 P. M. I SECOND SHOW. 8:00 P. M. . ., THIRD SHOW 9:30 P. M. _ EVERV SHOW WILL BE COMPLETE Harry Adler Willis DeVoe “stifled... Miss Vallah Clapp 9 - Jolly Juv‘eniles - 9 -~Ail Girls = Vaudevtiie every Monday & l‘hursda Change 0‘ Motion Pictures livery Day ;. y Jaw-ti Plano. ll): Otolmrt G Don: 00.. Um! lxoiunlvol‘y , Matinee .. «.ruicrtsw 5c and tile Box Scab, 25c . Hun .ar. Eh'aani'inngitits l Mimic and lmi‘tator hitching 10c and 150 Wm. M. usrc HAL mu 7 ‘ it run a. BROWNING Mm. WeeIthomi‘uNoy. 28 Mould Hail ' l ‘ i‘unidnnco to motor on oil tho pooplr ‘ul ll-lm‘iltni us nrc supplied by the 3 night. his friends nrc oiling the story ;illli‘l how narrow wart ltc. margin -by ‘ which got the "Kniuch ho ho ”Xian! known *lil’ Illll i‘i‘lomlu. It all can”) nbout by . nwnau in tho tuinro he will take the ammo . I i". ' Object o! Advent LollOctian Taken in the Hartford Dioouov 'l‘lic following letter sent out. by Bishop Nllnn oxplninu the object of the colicction union up in oil Calho- lio churches Sunday: "The annual collection for the (lath- ollc University at Washington was taken up in all tho churches of tho diner-so. Sunday. as is the custom. the first Sunday of Advent. This method or obtaining loads for the univerlity has received the approval and blous- inn of our Holy Father. Pius X. inning the past seven yours. the Call» olics or the United Stator have given a genorous raaponso to the” appeal for old in behalf of this institution. which was ostnbllahod by bishopl (or the promotion or ndvnnccd study in (‘zttholic soicncc. "Tho uncut-nu oi this work must do- poud on tho libcrnlity oI thc (Tntholic pooplc. The,» ulonc can cnnhlo lllt unirtrtzity to moot tho millionth. Mowing nccds illni arise In the lid mlnlwtrnilon and dcrclopmont of such an important Institution. its mistrial: i'rvi‘ci‘n‘ thr- wholc lloltl of Catholic education in thin country. The tini- wrsiiv is n ccntor gi‘ religious thought which xii-on an impetus to urcuicr nctivity in the systematic training ot‘ our iiniliolic youth had at tho uumc lllllt‘ oppose the bunoiul in liucnco oi tlotlicsu «duration. “ills Eiilliiont‘c. (andlnnl Gibbons. in his nppcni for the support 0! the unircrrlty. tioclnred that ‘no (arm oi i‘uthollc churity In more noble or nun-c fruitful than that which it nlvcu to education in all its 'doxroeo. and “()Wlli‘l‘i‘ can tho uotrorouu giro: hcttcr hcslow his gills than on In institution ‘tlostincd undcr Divlnt such tannin): rollgioun and odurutlon i‘u‘liulic imii'orltll)‘. Wu. ilmrciore. iii-go in.» tulthtul oi thin diocolo to (’(llill‘lliliilln rt llhnrnl tilltiro m the auo Hint of such it work." : . ,. NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH FOR MATT WElLER. ......»..-...~. _... Follcw Panenger, Standing on Hi! Coat Toll, on Train in Hartford. Nearly club" a Tandy. Wlillo hiniihuw i" Wollor. of Brill!"- pori. in not. saying ut‘b about his on- cm-upn from death at Hartford Hunduy iiic (human of Bridgeport inisitod billing ilowuru for tho funeral his ounorucu to leave lhc. min bo- ioro it roaily stopped, an that he now «lunch of being too slow to not till rather than being too quick. Mr. Waller want to Hartlnrtitio nt- tund a morning Sunday night ‘nnd u hia in wait n little into he was (ur- ful no ouid be too into to m to the "tooth . Community or it tho mi wait a touching tho Hart ord nation no won out uni stood on the low:- rtopn l pared to spring on“ soon u it.» tr moped. There was another mm o the train to a r u be and no car? dot: it}: alone“. illnr'tWoilor than on i a car it about: Lillilt ugltin‘lil‘r. Wollug‘om tags. on unit moonlit o p r. Wuhan mom all. oh out; ~ yaw. om on tho itrnin onion out units no patina down butdo‘oihi our in _. Hui tho train boon movinrlio would . unruly tum boon be credited vi haw , rlitlml oi: the j "’ 'm r. n. _ . gs. . no. “no volt mt wasntnu'rournn. r t: m -‘ J» ' r anamorwnumnummm "Mun ‘io'Atiuul Amtrictn chin :. union to rolirohtant t is state at tho 3’ ninth annual convention of the Amor- - loan Civio annotation, to be bold in ‘r Washington. D. (3.. Dncombor 14. .15 moot. . printed an editorial on ' convention. Speaking of the work or it ””13““. 4 Still now of endeavor toiled to iocnto tho min- no more uuoooba‘iul than his preoccup- A IIMPLI BA'IOUAHD FOB MOTH— nuo. Younmown. Ohio. gained windoin wvoro cold and coughed time-t con- tinuously. My Il‘lel‘ recommend“ Fo- lay'u Honor nod 'I‘ar. The iii-It do“ film throat and utter using on. hot- lroo min tritium-non. who: than)! tum imp u bottin or Folor‘l tinny and Tar in the bolt». Accent no rub- It w. r. Wilmorc A (to. . W hawuv «or out. I! an rm 133:”! ll“ 0 .. that ho ll anti ‘ciililll ”“6 h“ Anna out uh ”I. «urn . a: I 5. if i hill" ~ AWN Ratio ‘ a. .; nanrron .wooc. * 1.- Governor Front: B. Woo I ban a pointed six dol~ and 18. Tho six delegates are George 1).. Seymour.“ New Haven. Charles Nool lilacs. Mrs. Appleton it. Hlliyor, Miss Mary Gralmmilonea. Walter S. Scimitar and Protesuor Edwin Knox Mitchell. oil of Hartford” The nouvcntion will be held It tho d .‘ plow Willard hotel ‘ The prournrn contains many ud- io Washington. dresser and uiacunaiona relating to nntidlul. rotate and city parka; to cltx planning. and to the lntlmnte dotoill ot homo and neighborhood improve- Tho "Washingto Harald" has the coming the association it trays in port: "it. is greatly to tho credit of the American- Clvlc onsocintion that It doe: not. fix its standard of civic hoau' tr on the glories of architecture, on boulevards. pnrlts, street lighting. upnumonta or what not. Thorn help or Suturimnrily it has been re. 1h, t'iu civic improvotnont ‘ hi there can be no true northcilcism ,wlthout utliimrianlnm. The main thing is that the city ahsll be clean and healthful. The. import. not point about thin conduit conven- tion is to be found in the contention of this association or export: that. the beautiful city is the clan city. it in tho duty or every citiun ovary house- holder to tree to it. that be door bio share In mailing his city beautiful by making it clean." - ‘lNJURY PROBABLY FATAL. Anon-t Lucu Hit by a Train in Hart- ' lord. Annual Lucas. of Now anon. who in mnpioyod by tho New York. Now ‘nwuu and Hartlurtl Ruiirond company. was probably totally Injured into yes. 'crduy nticmoon when he won muck ‘ly the uncommon-lion mun near lino lord. Lucas, with other employer. rm walking the track! when he Wu drunk a glancing blow. ills limit was fractured. and it I: thought, that lie ro- )clvcd internal trout-lea. He was ult- en to Union station by tho thin that ill him and nttondod than by Police int-goon P. A. Emmett." Ho Walloon 'rom the train into the baggage room md insisted that ho was not badly not and wanton to go on to his home n Now Huron. Nothing more action; hurt a scalp wound appeared then. but ir. Emmott lnaistod on sending him to tho hospital. He became unoon~ cloul when ho gut. thorofind his con- Iition grow rapidly worse. tie it! a oung man and has relatives in this ity. whom the hospital authorities vcro unable to locate last night. war PAYS. mm. m nine or Seaman, Unborn! at an 20 Waco. Sold to Intilly City'l Claim. NEW llAVEbi. DOC. l.—-An interest- in: story coma to light. in tho prob-to curt yertcrdny nttornoon when At. ,ornoy llcury Hall. on executor at the wrote of Jonathon Allen. of the shin lu‘ncy. which nailed into this bnrbor onto limo in him, and than nilod way carrying Allen to ports unknown. tiled a final report. dinmoim: oi the ~stntc. During the brief limo the ship van in the loan! humor Allen but! time to purchase a Mace oi promrty on Illinocl shoot. and thin loud bu ro- mined in his name var Ilnco. About twenty y a no the into Henry 8. Whit. woo appointed onco- utor and endeavored to and Allen. and it possible uocure the payment or the buck turn for the oily. Twenty yum in; owner not! It his death Mr. Hall um animated oxecuior. Mr. Hall was «or and yesterday loco permission from the pmbnto court a nail the property tor the buck tam. The prop- erty sold for about ".000. lust enough to cover the taxes. ‘ MM.“ m IRI. Mrs. D. Glittemn. m lnxlo‘a avo- n by “parlance. "My little girl had I l mu liar roilovotl tho inflammation ‘er throat Ind long. were antlroiy lotion." The Brian Harmony and ”goblin the Cure otaSevm Cold “ 4:. orilttfirlilpa Notblnt sin that you out. ,1 will limit your coldi or and . no, no prohibit! n n, don or ..W'1‘ Ill Compound every two houmtulti consecutive donor no tattoo. . .. The most miserable mould-hi: ”ii-'4 headache. dullness, held . it It!!!“ up. invert-onus.” , . run- ning of “10,330”, porn illumination! catarrhu Mitch-run. nor Gill. nurt- uau. rhoumntium pains in other dis- tress begin to leave after the fiery tint on. ~ Papal: Cold Como until: i .mult or three yenrn' research ’It your or more than titty thousand notion. n , oontnina no quinine. which no lit: e conclusively demonstrated “not at- ioctivo in the treatment of molds or lrlvre. . . . . . ., Take this harmless (5an ‘ no In directed. with the “howl, o, tint iheroJu no all: r , . icing tirade unr- whoro also in; horny-id, which will cure your coidf‘ on . Grip” misery as promptly and. bout any other an. ‘siltnuce or bad,» Int-chem u a 26 cent mcknxtl "til "Papa's cold Com~ pound. whichuny druuilt in the world can supply. w ”Ewan-rs mo ran Apron”..- Jung. Stoddard Sun Mom And 77. For Bobbing Orchid. Judxo Henry Stoddard. or New Ha, ven. haa storied a unit unlit“ Burr 3. Pack tor 3100 dnningen. claiming that Peck entered the grounds of his new home in Woodhridso andurriod away npplen. norm, and otllor fruit without permission. The will cites two data: on which the orchard was unspoiled. Mr. Peak is 77 years old. TWO years ago he cloned with Mamie O'Brien. it. waitress in n Yule student boarding house next his home on at in street. lie has aluce sued her for d voice on- the ground or cruelty. Pooh‘s home on : High ammonium be. his young wito.. and his mother. who is 98 your: old. live. was attached union!” to cover the Stoddard claim. , ~Chelm «mount insulator—Dr. Thomu’ biometric Oil sill. the pain and heal: the wound. Grout-tr: sell it. Dressers at the Sale Pl'ces Oak. Motto oy. Clmulon Walnut Regular 88. 0. It .. ...... u... 7.50 Regular 811.50. at ............$lo.50 Ruuiar 816.50, at ............014.50' Regular $33.00. at .WJMM Regular $50.00. It ...... ruuooo s. K. mrcHILL. unalnnxltr F- outrun comm WALL AND than on. Hoopla“. coma.- ' horwallt Morse. in ~ [The Evening Snood _ or: . Daiiyijno to ill. Y. For Fleisiit Only Mutt from" law “M II.- nut mm. Now rm. trout . Dom: «mu. arm tiny («com I p. u. Freight waived ‘ www.muamm to 5:80 D. n. y W Steamboat tau. Aiming 4.9mm. 0.0., m». I.“ m Anni 'Illelagh " ? t that high ‘ is No tiwil‘urnt;«~1iit;,“.iif - in or locum ill. trim "womb It lb- l’r om quinine is Never Elinclidlliti ~ . notional i853 I ," Silllliilell‘urs, ,Ciiatslind Sets , ' l The Solo continues until Thursday, Closing Time. AILpu‘rchaacs made from this line of Furs will be treat— ed the same as it bought from ouran stock. The only till: former is that one has a very extensive assortment from which to select. . . . ‘ For Sets, Starve: and Mulls. in first axle Mink, Japanesc‘ Mink; Black Lynx, Black and "Blue oil. Persian Lamb, Caracui, Raccoon, Black Opossum. Isabella and Sable Marten, French Seal, and other fashionable Furs. . Coats for Stréet and MotorWWear. Luxurious Coats with elegant linings. fine specimens of Russian Poncy, Caracul, Sable Squirrel, Marmot and French Seal. . . Until Thursday Evening. Leggings and Artillcttos There is a new style Logging. 3 sort of “éighi” that does . not reach for above the knee. it is close tiing from the ankle. and can be buttoned or laced underneath the boot. and looks no (lifl'crcnt than an ordinary siockin , though it is considerably heavier. 0n cold and windy ays this Leg- ging' will be very acceptable. Price $1.00 a pair. The Anklette will be comfortable with low shoes. It will give warmth over the instep and around the ankle, and comes no higher than tho average boot top. Rubbers fit perfectly over it. Women who wear low shoes through the wintcr will like the Anklcttc. Price soc. k Hosiery Section. Pajamas for Ladies College and boarding school girls affect Pajamas and especially the styles "a la Militairc." for these latter have the coqucttish stand-up collars, and the fronts of the coats are trimmed with braid and frog~fasteners with large pearl . butt'olis. Other styles are entirely collarless and have the edges trimmed with cord. Prices from $1.25 to $2.00. Undermuslin Section. , Terry Bath Robes. for those who do not like the extra 'hcavy eidcrdown or flannel robes. Terry Robes are quite. washable. . Under-muslin Section. The D. M. Read Co. . Winter "Coverings We invite your attention to our Stock of Bed Coverings. / Comfortable: “.00 to $4.00 All White—Cotton llIIod. Blankets m to 37.59 Counter-panes t m» to“ «no u.
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