EVENING Summon.
James Golden, Editpr: 111a
Proprietor ' 1
'MONDAY, DEC. ~ 11‘, 1'91!
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MINIATURE ALMANAC FOR
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Sun rises 7 :09 , sets 4:24.
High tide’4zoo a. m.;_, 4.225 p. m.
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SOCIETY NOTICES
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MASONIG DIRECTORY.
A Btated Canvocatlon of Butler
j’Chapter, R. A. 111., will 11. 11.111 at its
. iroome, December 12111, 1911, at B
‘ o‘clock p. 111. Work, Put Master De-
‘om. All R. A. Masons cordially and
fraternally lnvltedt
Fraternally yours,
ROBERT M. WILCOX. Sec'y.
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""MERCHANTS' AND MANUFACTUR-
ERC’ ACSOCIATION
Nehemiah Candee, President
Vice-president. Charles J. Pidgeon
‘ Frank W. Hadley, Secretary
Matthew Corbett. Treasurer
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BILLION-DOLLAR LINE.
The value of munufnctureu pushing
out of the United States in the colon
liar your 1911 may exceed one billion
dollars. This estimate is hosed upon;
figures or the Bureau of Stutlstlcs, 110- l
pmtment of Commerce and lialmr,j
c'ote1iug the exports of manufactures
in the months ending September. 1111], F
which 111111111111 to $178,500,000 for finish-'
oil manufactures and $210,500.01“) for;
. manufactures for further use in munun
,. 1‘ factoring, milking the total exports off
manufactures in the period named.
37191111011110. uglilnst $11l2, 000, 0.00 111 the“
like 11e1logl oi ltllil. The increase 111g
nine months of 1011 even the like per l
1' loll oi 11110 is 17:11; poi cent and 1111
1111119 the increase during the remainder
of the year continues 111 the some ruiol
the total value of manufactures puns-I
ing to foreign countiles during 1911:
will he about 8970 000000. When to
this is added the mine of manufac-
tures going to Alaska, Porto ltlco until
liuwnii. not included in the exports
to foreign countries. the total outward
movement of nmnufncturcs from con-
tinentul'llnitcd States in 19.11 will
11111111 the billion-dollar line. This wlil
hiring the total value of manufactures
o’laliorted in 1911 to more than twice
thin 01' ten years ago and more. thnn
‘ five times that of 20 yours ago
RIGHT TO THE POINT.
. __.__
“Mr. (tempers approves the courts
decision." The visible smile on the
Court's features is ‘euslly accounted
iot'.-~Bosto11 '1.‘r11nsc1'ipt.
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The curly shopper speudcth his
‘ money with 11 low cunning, lllll 11111,
ltltc purchaser fi'ivolrth his substance
" like unto :1 sailor that is 111111” soils over.
"New York ’l‘elegriipli.
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What, is this, l.itc.1111cltl 11 new Klon-
Perhaps this talk about volun-
111 the hills there is justlu
booming sci1eme.-Meriden
(like?
lilc ore
new land
.1 o 11 run I.
_..__
()ne way 01' nominating the Ollillll‘
. dates for president is known 111.1 the
steam roller; presidential primary is
(the other way ——Coilier‘s.
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The expected happened lit the ins
Augeles election in tiew of the Mc-
Namarus' confession and develop
ments since; And the women voters
did their sitare.——-New Huron Journal-
Courier.
A softer side old. 1‘1. McN‘mnaru‘s
nature is touchlngly revealed by his
handing the orchestra lender in‘the
San Francisco cafe $10 or $20 to 111111“
the “Truumei'ei.” That was not the
worst use. to which "secret—service”
' money could he put-New York
World. ,. a
4... .
In a silk-lined coffin. deposited in a
flowersiined grave, surrounded ‘by tour.
'1 mourners; following a‘service 111.
house. the remains were laid away
the remains of a dog. In tho vicin~
t' of the rich Connecticut Woman's
whole Gil-111311111111 might have
rule a good deal brighter With
the extravagant; burial of the animal.
. Wilkes-Barre Record.
.
Street-FY
' long triendship, I won'te—Boston
there piohahly‘ are many poor ..
its money that has been devoted to
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eel-Can you glv‘e me a. tip on
{But in consldordtion of .1
“NIGHT IN A SUBURB."
While rain, with eve in partner-
nershdp.
Descende darkly, drip, drip. drip,
Beyond the last lone lamp 1
passed .
Walking slowly, whispering
sadly.
Two linked loiterers, 'wan. down-
cast; '
Some heavy thought constrained
each face,
And made them" blank to time and
it" .9?“ . 1 mum-1m
The pair seemed lovers. yet ab-
sorbed
In mental scenes no longer orbed
By love's young light. Each
, countenance _
As it slowly, as it sadly .
Caught the lamplight's yellow
glance.
Held in suspense a misery
At things which might. or might
not. be.
1'1
When I retrod that watery it!”
801112:l hours beyond the death- of
ay
Still I found pacing
twain
Just as slowly. just as sadly
Heedlcss of the night and rain.
there the
One would but wonder who they
were.
And what wild woe detained them
there.
.i'i'lfi-‘ Y ' I;
Though thirty‘years of blur and
blot .,
Have down since I beheld that
span
And saw in curious converse there
Moving slowly, moving sadly,
That mysterious tragic pair,
Its olden look may linger on--
All but the couple; they have
gone.
Whither?
. . And yet
To me. when nights are weird and
' Wet.
Without those comrades there at
tryst
Creeping slowly, creeping sadly.
That lone lane does not exist. .
Still they seem brooding on their
’31 "\pain’
And will; while such a lane re-
main.
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_ —-Th6rnas Hardy in Herper’s
Monthly.
Who I knows. indeed l.
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mo 1.
1912] ‘
Calendars‘ So on. ll
MMN'c'iWAtiis’rs,
NORWALKp-QQNN.
600 Real
Linen 6 in. Doylics 5c ea,
Hand Drawn All
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The Boston Store is the Christmas Store.
Whether prepared to spend little or
.1. much. this store welcomes you. “Browso crouud”—-—stay as long as you please.
Bring the children too. ' ,
WE WANT EVERYBODY. TO VISIT
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‘3' "A secret: THAT WILL 1111101.: ANEW rue SPARK or CHlLDHOOD IN omen FOLKS. BRING THE CHILDREN. LET‘THEM
ENJOY THE cums'rMAseplmr wmcn Pcnwioce THE ATMOSPHERE AND INCIDENTALLY vou cm‘ osscnvc THE
cuoicc UPPERMOBT IN THE HEART or 1'11: CHILD AND .LATEE SELECT THAT PARTICULAR ARTICLE.
Mechanical Toys that create wonder.
w ‘ Funny Skinned Animals that amuse
Life-like Dolls that all“ but speak
Rocking Horses and Sleds, Soldiers. Swords, Guns,
. Boats, Wagons
- =1~51e~1~+s~s1~ok1«.1~1~e meet-:1 reverie 4' save: = ' or
We are selling the Big -
iest and Best Jointed
xliGifts in, Jewelry
alwliys please the recipient ‘
D01
in fact, a Kaleidosc0pe of Playthings, p_riced from 101: to $10.
I in town at this
Low Price-
For Appropriate Christmas Gifts, we
“suggest Silk or Wool
Dress or Waist Patterns
98 ch
_ 1‘ . , $1. 50 Velutina ..... .. . ................. .SIioo yard ,
Gold¢filled Watch Fobs. ' ' ‘ """"" f ' ' """ “'98 to “'98 $1.00 All Sill: Satin Messaiines .. . . . . . . . . . . . .7§c yard ,~
Gold-tilled Bracelets . . . . .................. 491: to $4.98 75¢ All Wool Serges _ _ ......... _ . ........ '"iEE'lla'd f;
Gold«filled Lockets .. ........ . _____________ d9¢ to $312 Joe Silk Tussahs .. ........ . .. . . . . . . .; ....... “32c yard 2";
. . ‘ , ‘ 33.00 Broadcloths ....... . .Suoyard ."I
FineRing Mesh 815’ " """"" 3498‘ 33345" "P 10310.00 ’ 75c iii-inch Silk Pongee. . .......... . . ......... 49c yard “"9
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Crol .-filled Neck Chains.
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Merovleeswt—‘o 1-1-1». 1»
Mil- 1111411 lv' li'l' it"s. 7"
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gchilkMuslins.......... ...........
FINE ' WRITING PAPER.
preempted-
Th. Bolton Store to headquarters for Crone“: Fine Writing Paper, in neat Holiday Boxes. Crane lllthe aristocrat of the stationery
world-winning quite so good. it you think a whole lot of comebody. a line box of Crane's very fine Paper is just the 111111;.
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D08 £NGELFS,, Cull, Dec. ti.—~
With the McNamara brothers at the
state penitentiary. the tiltermath of
the case divided ‘ltselr'lnto- two parts
todnya-one‘being the preliminary ex- .
swollen of Bart E. Franklin. chars?
ed with luring 1mm a ‘ prospective
juror, our! the other the conferences
The news that Ortie E ilciianigul
would soon 1110 to indiunapolls to lay}
the foundations for the inquiry there
' use when to mean hero that the grand;
jury would conclude its consideration. that he was guilty of the crime churg- l
of the conspiracy subject by the end
of tho week,11ud take up routine at
fairs. . . . _
Indictments. it was pointed out,
need not he returned immediately. but
they are exmcted, if any are to be
rendered at 1111. Delete Jan. 8 next.
when the term of the present panel
ends ,
It is believed Franklin's trial will
he got for a distant date and that con-
tlnnances will he asked tor by the de-
tense. The State expected to put on ‘
the stud Gehrge N Lockwood, lhe than
to whom it is alleged Franklin gore
3-100 and. promised IR. 600 more. if.
when he became ‘a. juror. he would 111-
auction the vote (or acquittal.
11' was believed that the State pauld
111111111 its testimony today. _ V
A new home. Mary Dye. was brought
into :the diacimion oi the Mortimer:
mo ruddy by Mia: N6“ Hater. for-
burg.‘ according to Miss Holey; ins
tho confidential secretary of 11111111 4‘. .
Momma: and recorded the n-"lttlblai
transactions of the two 111111191111 .
0111011010. Doc. 11-51141“ Norm :-
‘stenotgripher in a downtown slice.
icy, former stenographer cl Mcblnm l'nnte. was loaded with nails
fore the grand jury in Indianapolis
“1 always thought. that John .1. Mo
Namnm was a fine man." said Miss Ha
1e.v.."cnd l didn‘t believe for a moment
ed against him until he confessed it‘
withhis own tips. ’
“During the three years I noted as
his private secretary and slender-upli-
er, nothing concerning a dynunlting
conspiracy or anything of the kind
passed through my hands. There was
no correspondence to Los Angeles in
regard to anything except the regular
routine or Mr. MoNa‘morn' 3 position as
‘soereturr and treasurer of the Strut»
iturai Iron Workers." 1
The young women is employed as 11.
“marlin—mm“
BOMB EXPLflSlllll ..
[I8 KILLED TWO
pee.
upon, Belgium, .ll.—The
homb- oxpioston which occurred due
his I cinemItogrnphic- exhibition hero
lest night, has resulted in thodelth of .
1 nor connection in the oinoe or the ”two person: while "momma others
ustrup‘tml iron workers in ludlnhap- ‘
. out. . .Mlns eye, 111111 is now 111191111.
are suffering train serious injuries.
Eixfht of the victims had less amputa-
ted
The theatre was crowded with
workmen at» the time of“ the explosion,
, and a terrible panic entitled. The
bomb which 'was charged with dyna-
It is be-
oiled thnt '11 was thrown by: nmsd
, ind not by 11 reven‘geful discharg-
" pieces. :11 or It first supposed
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SHANGHAI" China. Dec. 11. «Gen-
lerai Li Yuenfieng. the revolutionary
commander has telegraphed frOm Win
561111112 to the representatives of the
ltnrperiallst party that the Repubii~
cans haie decided to select Hankow
its the place tor the meeting of the
peace conference.
Tong~Shllo-Yi, the representative of
Premier Yuan Shi‘Kal. ten Peking yes-
terday to take part in the negotiations
withthe revolutionalles, among whom ,
are; delegates from various provinces. '
goveinment professes H
confidence that a limited monarchtjll"
will be acceptable to the revoluthn-y .
dries, but Tang-Shao-Yi is empowered »
to agree to a compromise on virtually1
any terms owing to the dlmcnlty‘ot' ,
carrying on the administration with '
the preach-thick of. menus. "
MR. LOMBARDO ENTERTAle.‘
Frank laminardo. of 22 Burbank.
street, entertained u number of friends _- " '
Saturday evening, the occasion being 1;
the twenty-sixth anniversary of his
A. time time was had and
onions1 the guests were the following
'Bert Wadsworth. at Troy, N. Y; 0.
Van Couverins, of Kampala. Wis... f
William Weeks, at Philadelphia, P1131
Mr and ”Mrs. Glachln Pelezel or "
Norwalk Chronicler