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KOCIETY NOTICES
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8 o'clock p. m. Work. F c.
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lPRElSlDENT WllSON'S M ESSAGE
.nual message to Congress today at it
hit session oi both blanches at one:i
clock in the House, chamber The
message. among' the; hrletest of docu-
ments of its kind from any president
and some 3000 words long required
us than thirty minutes for reading
ough it treated upon a variety of
objects.
The Mexican situation, President
' iisnn dismissed with brief c0,1nment:
edit“: a.- speciul address to Congress on
the same subject some time‘ ago and
pressing the belief that the Huerta
government slowly was crumbling, and :
that the United States probably would '
hotbe' obliged to alter its policy of.
. waiting.
"No program for trust legislation
"as presented, further than mention
, went to theV‘Sgherman law ”to prevent
3; the voccnt seats in the decals. lholg
"‘ Jersey sluts conventions.
President Wilson read his first an. 1
reiterating the sentiments he express 1
_ of the desirability of an' early amend~.; , g g g
‘ ‘ "'lng subjects dealt with.” " .'
{loose for Congress the nominees for
, Senators whose terms have not Yet Flower Mission
themselves "in order that pldtlorms
In 2111 . m . .
which Mr. Wilson introduced hi Ne ew'l '9 “8 3y be sent, expres- "8°
or administrnting the Hawaiian Ir 5 m “l1“ “7“”- ”“3“” l“ ““3!“-
innlds, the Philippines and Porto also
“for the people who live in them."
and not for selfish exploitation. Hell
advocated self-government for the Ho:
wailau and the Porto Rican territor-
lies, and urged that the United States
”‘30 a step further with tho Philippines
“holding steadily in view their ulti-
mate independence "
I On conservation, the President and
‘gested a policy or common counsel and
conference along lines “which need be
no less acceptable to the people and
lgovermnents cf the states concerned
'than to the people and government ot
”the national large." The President do,
ciarod that “there need ;be no conflict
or jealousy as between state and fed
eral authorities," for there can be no
‘essential difference of purpose ,be-
tween them." He argued that the to.
Sources ought to be used and not wash
ed or destroyed "A common pur
pose, " he added, "ought to make agree
ment easy" 4}.
Recommendations that the Bureau
It them are those who will be glad to
help. if there are those who can give . .
one oil two or moré gifts toward the ‘ ‘
boxes to be sent. please send 3 posts!
card to The Sentinel tor Sonia Claus’
forward the gifts.
.Botter out. this printed proclamation
out right now and save it! Don't fon'
80“
The rooms or the New York Flower
Mission (Founded 1870). 104 East
Twentieth street, will be open Friday.
20th and 22d. for the reception or
Christmas contributions.
ground pine. sprnys of laurel. stars,
clothing, beef extract. Jellies.‘
condensed mllk, and any delicacies
houses: also. toys and dolls i'or chil-
dren. and candles and popcorn for the
Islands
Packages should not be of more than
twenty pounds weight and but one can
be sent free each day,
FRANCES L. RUSSELL,
fleet. and Trees.
must be prepaid at two lhlrds the or.
dinury rate.
(it Mines be empow ered and equipped g
' Please send list of contents and name
to rendér more effectual service, and
that a fair and effective cmployors‘ llo,
- the name nnd address on outside of
blllly act be provided were the remain
box; if sent by a society.
idem. is essential.
-;prlvate ~mc'popoly inhre "effectually
tha'n'lt has vet been prevented,’ mull.
an announcement that the President]
would later nddress a special
mes- l
Sage’to Congress dealing solely with
that subject.
Bliiiding of Ainskun railways which
"the Plosideut endorsed;
oncentrnllon by the Senate on till
pending currency bill uhich he em»;
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the need forl
_‘ phuslzod; urgent uercsslh of rlurall
* credit legislation
Porto Rico und lluwull;
'ependcnce for the Philippines;
srlf Mnmolnmonl lot
11 pol- l
" icy of “common council and confer—
. once" between the federal government
«and the states on the
question and in revision of tho stutcln
conservation
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01 Mprlmury elections, were the other
principal features of the
address.
month,- 'lululunss the l'rvsidenl rotor
President's
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l-‘or (lolnlls of the govern-I
red Congress to tho nununl ll'DUlli‘i of l
his cabinet oflicors.
The lllflslfllifif’ (unwell with this com-
ment on llll‘ i.
"There in but om- (.lnnd npou cull
horiuon 'l‘llul llliH shown Itself to lilo;
soulli'ol‘ tin and hunus Ol't‘l l‘lliniO "
Moxlrnu altunllml:
There um llll no o'ollnin pumport of!
noon in Aincrlm unlli (lonerul lluci
’ has currcndcrvd his uunrpvd ”am
parity in Mexico; until it in under-l
mud on all lulmln, indeed, that lurch
Wendell uovcrmul-nls will not in!
Autonnucvu, or donll with by the
ornmcut or llw llnllcd Hum-n, W0
in the friends of cmmtltulimml um»
moot in America; we on» more.
' It; fricudn, we nrc its clmmplonug
Blush) no other way our
”tumors, to whom we would wish in
anyway to main, proof our friend-
ip, Work out their own demlopment
in pesos. in liberty."
, 1‘ The President observed that the
power cud presilue of the llucrln gov-
srnmelil was rapidly crumbling and
coded: .
“Woollen not, i believe, be obliged
Alter our policy of watchful wclt~
cuu
'5', Wilson presentod a suggestion
Mutation be promptly enacted
for primary ”diamond
'luucomplainlng concentration on the
lmyself into the picture ll” 1 so) with
s The! conclusion of the courses “was ' b
or broken toys e sent.
a re
n exp sslon of compliment to Can Money f or current expenses
gross for having labored "so unreserv
purchase of delicacies for sick. much.
edly during the past seven months of needed.
atoms: in ocean
cumuuun
" '(Contlnued from first page.)
business of legislation." "I hope," said
the President, "that it may not be
detmcd an impel-uncut intrusion of
ii
wurll. Just when forces will be sent
to pursue Gonernl Snlvndm‘ Mercado.
,llucrtn's military governor, who is
reported to be {losing to the United
Sluice imrdcr ut ljlllmtgu with 2,000
l’nmlshcd soldiers and (minimum Droz-
co and Scissor, sold to have token to
the mountains, Villn declined to say
definitely. hut sold the rebel advance
toward Mexico City would continue
briskly.
"We will be shooting ui tho. rum-
ports of Moxico City within a month,"
ual Villa.
With 3.7.00 policies and sixteen field
plows mil'fint‘f‘ll us {or an Cnrrlznl.
ninety «miles south of Juarez on the
way to (‘hlhunhuu Villa will remain
'how much and how constant satisfac-
lion it have availed myself oi the ilrlv.
lleke of putting my time and energy
at their disposnl alike in (,‘ounsol and
RIGHT TO THE POlNT.
Mr. Roosevelt is being greeted by
the South Americans as the "Great Pc-
cilicntor." whereas he is really the1
(heat Voclferalor.-ll’rovldencc 'l‘rl-
une.
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The fat dividends distributed by the
llock of former subsidiaries of Stand.
on] Oil, now independent every one.
seem to show sm'.prlci ugly that compo
tlllon is more profitable than monopo "
1y_..,pmvldwce Journal. here to oommunicutc with General
‘ g W’m Carranza. before he personally lpro-
Thcuo vehement and vulntllc imll« “”1“” “m'lh- l
vldunlu «who are shouting that tho MCWHW to “W? TNW‘W Wlllt‘l“
lumping of Murderous wlmpnpm Villa uulll ho hud rccclved by couriers
"\ioulll [m n blot Oil the 5mm" OUKM. will! lllll’flll‘ll (lVlii‘Ifllid 130 miles 10
in be more curuful unduocurnlcln \lllu Aluminum, whom the telegraph
up, use or languago. even though un. lino thus been connected with Juarez
duly cxcltcd. The fact, of course, is the (louortlon oi‘ (‘hllumhuu by tho led-g
painfully plain that the hanging of the; oral» wzui brmmlit dbcut by the pros-
woman would remove it blot from (loin sum of the citizens.
noctlcut.~«llrlutol Press. (I'lcnurul Mcrcndo in sold to have do»
. .w a. l “a... MW... ”mp ,. ls ..
the country. at which the , ‘
‘chms. from the Booth Norwalk Bla- ~ ,
g tlo'n. on December 19th, 30th and am.
The President referred to tho used. '0“ box may he sent free every day». w
helper. who will be glad to pack and -
Saturday and Monday. December 19th 2.
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Motions, banners. evergreen roping. H
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wreaths and crosses for hospital do»
coraticns are especially requested“
mm,” 3‘
suited for the sick poor in tenement,
and address of sender with each box. ~
pains of pros-.- ‘
and ~ ,
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Combination Ranges have ourPstenmd BAR-LOCK.
Prevents accidental turning on of gas.
Protects your really. Idioms a life-time of safety.
Pious do not "forget "in: N w ‘i’orlr ' "
it w be open titres” '
-closed, the national committees and $1? in December to receive such I
as as are especially suited to sick ~ .
“‘9 ““qm’t“ for the “mea'ncy people and little children. These hitts Q.
foo to the his New Yolk hospitals and ._
v may be framed by those responailllo to to the little children in the and New -,
the phonic tor corridor them into 9:; York tenements homeomor- them. it '
“act" That .3 assaults“? the system. l'ou can. Flowers, fruit, Jolly. toys,
mbers one thous
of November.
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The entire open stock of a‘ lending Boston Jobber at ONE- ..‘
. THIRD off the regular retail prices. This great lot. which
ables, had overstayed their time owing to the warm weather
We bought them at a sacrifice and will offer -
them at prices that will make them go Quickly. They are
fine. Woolen Blankets and excellently-made Comforg'ables,
that are needed now.
Extraordinary is this wonderful purchase becaude never before in the history of retailing in Norwalkl
has m. stock so varied b'een altered at such decisive prices right at the beginning or winter; lack oi."
space does not permit a detailed description of these great volu as which are both splendid and prac-‘ \
on! and many would make a most acceptable Christmas gift.
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"1 California Wool Blankets
Ohio Wool Blankets
Indian Blankets
St. Mary’ s Wool Blankets
MinnesotawoolBlankets
Johnston Blankets
Beacon Blankets
Slumber Robes
Blenheim Blankets
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‘ g Wool - Nap Blankets Bath Robe Blankets Sheet Blankets
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;; Lo'r no 1 ’ LOT N0 7 ' ~
“ LAMB‘B WO'OL BLANKET$~ 200'Palr of Flue BLENHEIMJED BLANKETS. for either single or
ii pure Mmlbls Wool larur’ and extra large. white and colors; bar. doubt: beau—«Pure white. with either pimple or blue border; reg-
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.lders to match; handsomely/"bound; were $16. 50 Sale price $12 50
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_. LOT NO 2
PURE WOOL BLANKETS
Soft Lamb's Wool for full size hsds white and colors. handsome
hot-dons; silk binding in pairs; were $12 50; Sale price $8 98
LQT N0 8
euro wont ‘dLANKETs
Values to 3 Alumnae Wool Blankets, in extra large sizes: warm
Blankets that l? sturdy \alue": '3'an price ............... $6 49
”LOT NO 4'
CALIFORNIA BLANKETS AND ALL~WDOL MINNESOTA BLANK-
ETswln white are) red and plaids; «nines up to 3700
Sliiieprics.....h ........................................ $498
, LOT no 5 ‘
JOHNSTON AND WESTERN WOOL BLANKETS
iIn .plgin colors and handsOmO plaids, for aingla and double beds
bound Milli two-inch silk lblnding; were :5 and 36 a. pair; sale price
”$3.98
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LOT NO 6
’ YThlo Remarkdib Lot include! BEACON BLANKETS, lNDlAN
BLANKETS JACQUARD BLANKETS, BLENHElM BLANKETS
in oil colors: values up to $3.50; Sale price ............ $1 98-
TOylotnd
Dolls.
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M “,5? mummy. 3,1! A! mun-r 4' - ¢I~la
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unlawwmwn o...
rah-«w -
cldorl on flight to tha American hon
dor. so lint he could communicate
with Provisional President lluc'rln.
Mexicans Cinder nuns. "
MEXlGO CITY, drab. awn provb
clonal contract has been signed by
manufacturers in Berlin and Vienna
c...” Lm.
tor deliVory of fifty thousand Mouser?
rifles and a million cartridges to the
Mexican Federal Government. It Is
stated. here that the linul signature!
to the contract will be given by agents
in London
Creel Leave: for East,
has...
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The Big Toy Room is now open with a Great Collection cl"
Best Assortment we have ever shown and at prices that will
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' reading, ., ,
" Prssld'sn a symptoms. the corridors,
, oi the mind our new in soph-
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niar price 81.98 pair; Sale price .................... ppir $1_49
' LOT NO .8
COTTON FLEECE BLANKETS
For sheets for full size beds, lvuhlte, tan and grey; contrast bor
ders: values to 81. 30; Sale price ........................ pair 98¢
‘LOT‘ ‘NO 9
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loo slums opfrrrou BLANKETS t
In white or grey, useful for sheets, for cribs, for ironing boards; i
hemmed ho one cull; Bale priho ....................... 19¢ .
LOT NO 10 7..
COMFORTABLES—JUST FIVE oozéN-4- l "
They include the Blenheim Matsch, etc. ”fire covered with sllkolene ~
satin and figured silk filled with red cross cotton and cotton dcwn'; ‘
:3 Values ............... sale price ................. $1.9 l
34 values ................ ..... Sale ,prlca ............... $2.9 '!
85 values ..................... Sale price ................ '
9.1....sz .. reason $1.19 and $1.49;
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Books, Toys.
Games,
meet any pursje
far/‘1‘! a; ‘1
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ALBUQUERQUE) N. ‘ll.. Doc ‘.2. - :HOPE TO GETT'LE lNDlAN'APOLlSl
Juan Creel, reported in disputcllesl STRlKE. . J
from Mexico as being ucnonl; the be ‘ lNiilANAI’UIJS, ind. not «34'
u cued nit '(‘lllhunhun who recently columlltee composed of rsbresscntul
sought shelter, was in this city until a tlves 0! all crafts affiliated llh the‘
tow (hills lulu. leaving here for the [Genital lmbor Union begun today, et~
cost Mr Cmel left Chihuahua claw' forts to non some way in wllh'h um
after ”“1"“ “"90"“ ‘0 ruiltrlbutc “2' strike cf the tuumstern cud clumtfcu'ru
tho nllcl fund it sum sold to huvo been .
Icould be ended poncsubly A a mould
$30,000 , ,. lug of the Control Labor 11 ion luau
Honorilraol said shot because o! the nlkhl mp, committee was ppotntod
“:18th Wildlil°nihme:°flm lgt‘md‘nnd had its first meeting a tor mldq
:01. ”h Tmm'ht '1 M Di 1 n :‘l‘thmtfilnluht this morning. At the close 013
. 9 press ° 3 a ‘ ro or o the commlttco meeting Wl lium Go
Enrique Cruel. a former supporter of llcctty. president of the Co trul La!
Pouldont m ..
M ibor Union and chairman of the (:0th
rasclounv naaoo mo monsoon it“? 3;???“ “‘1‘: M an“: a“
e procc um a e w
wnsamorrox Doc. , awe-mo- 'm uohed- l a
thing was in readiness curly lousy tor. ' l
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Wail.”
President Wilson to apps“ bolero ‘1' TWO ENTOMBED' MlNER 1 R53“
lolnt rescind of both nouns of Con-l cu“ ‘
cross st 1 ‘p, m. to ma bloom scum
message. The Senate that at 11 a on.
under it plus to march to the Hound
chamber lust before 1 o’clock. Thu'
House unsuited to assemble at noon.
and thou recess until the hour for the
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tore the time not for the
Owlmlllll: cm. Doc Zl—Ji‘wo oil
the live mun entombed in tl'o doldonl
fillycle Mine here yesterday. 'hy Ill
curs-in have been resound Ilnlniuredl
but the fate of the roihoini Rim
not unknown early today. 2:1: m
was ‘m an o minus 0010mm
89mm mining mun, Bail oi m4
son, or Cripple crack. no We!
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