' . 111111111113 of the end for 011110119. Was
,.tightly Inurroundod mm the lighting?
. nil-sonooi two beautifully 1110111111101 111th allnoei be hand to hand hoioro‘
v sill. umbrella and a not of. (will pins the governmfintfiroopu could «he diu-
{tor Master W’llliom Hartley. Mr Hurt lodged from (1.11.- newline and tho
- 'I'wiey thnnko‘d the. 111911121010 ol.‘ tho church '11011111011110111: at the 101111. _
mi school for their cG‘onorotl'o now. :No surrender who the. (notion undonl
support lwhic‘h the (cam-101111151111 onlérud 11101
. M1. Hnrtlov then presented Mr, Hall bottle tochiy ‘
WW C0690. N0 108. F- and A; M ‘kl'ns, on behalf of the ochool a iuun ! American army men, c‘olmrl‘onding
oath in Masonic Building. South tnin pen and umbrella Ml. 1101111111111... troupe hero on border duty, 91'0"
street. 1'51 and an Tuesdlfi,’ of has worked with gloat uuouchs in the pheoiod that the result would he, tilghtp"
hell 'mnnthu-Jul.» and Animist, ex- :Ioohool for tho punt two years out] his and (111' 1131.1 kept ‘11 clean 911111)] 011'
opted-41,11 8 o‘clock. All 1111161- 1 moi-1.. have beau I‘nppleciated into Grunde, now and then ‘c’npiurlusl
,. “,D'epartn'i "
.. 3'1" (iii place. Norwallr. ."'"
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CIE‘TY NOTICE“
WV.
«:
noun cordially invited.
W. M. Robert M Wilcox,
l'er‘ Chapter N0. 38, R A. M.
nets, In Masonic Building,- ,Sou'ih
, in street, second Tuosdnvs oi
ouch moulh~—July and August (1112'
canted—4111'. 8 o "clock. All Royal Aral:
usoua cordially invited
’l‘uolt, H. 1'.
Sec.
IQREAT- com." PRODU'CTION'
A production 'L'Piwut'n
. (and 07", 000,000 short, ions of 0031' in
7 1110111111011 States dull-11g 1913 isfgthe
'1
(101110.11 estimate oi the United Sthleh"
geological survey.
moor-Lil.breaking uvrolluction of 1012 of
110,000,000 to 10,000,000 tons. Or 11111.1
‘ increase about 4,000,000 ions Wall in
'llia"ill'(l-(lll(lll0[l of nnt‘hgaclle and the
101-11 in l’lli‘ out-1.1m of tho biinmiuo‘uu
coal unions,
"Thorn woye :1 low lullor disturb-
. l' I
~mint-5 in 1,913, but Ihoy were local in
('xtcut and effect, The most .pro-
‘-{..',:_~110111u",od labor disolluction wus in Col-I
«undo where :1 general Sirlko
11119011100111 the middle of .Sopléthhon
(ind-(1mm production in (hot store dur—
in'gahhe last. quarter of ille'yeur was
but lililo more than 30 her ccni.',olf
normal. There 'wuu general complaint,
particularly in the eastern stolen, of
nhm‘tuge oi’ labor and inability on the."
mart of the operators to keep their
wines working at full cupacli‘y.
was (prollaly the l‘GllS(lll'"l'Ul' loss than
.; ho-usunl complaint of the Inadequate
or insufficient trnnportotion service.
The coal nit-011111111011 in 1912
hit-1,100,580 short ions. the
pull in lillil would probably have been
somewhat 575 000 000
tours except for tin: genial uhortugo
was
unil- out-
in (muons
irl labor in -the larger conl producinu'
(stains. "011111 doiloienl labor supply kus
all important factor,
(ruling operators 10 11111111111111 prices,
and it moveutod an output in excess
of market mouimnenia, which would
lluuo addoll‘ one more to 110ch s
moceding yours when ll rlouu new” tie--
vnm‘nllzed by 1111 ('xcoaHlVo supl). Ant
it was, cheri- won 11 alight advance. in
apricot-1, co-mpm‘od with llilll.
The total coal production in
260,081,000 toms.
. O“— ..
RlGHT TO THE POINT.
. it. in getting no u now battleship (11111
May out of tho (scrap hoop uimout ton
,vourn now. It ill'ill'll be they are build,
inn lhnm lwtl..‘1r.-»-l’nt.ornnn i’rnsn. -
W...“
din-1,11 oft’I to tho, ‘lll‘o uuvlng service.
ill 1743 onuuultlos, only ulxty-nino
hols wow totally tout and thousands;
rum Nill’l‘d on Hume omit this your.
nlyollo ’l‘olonl‘mn.
”0.“. .
Wiliur'ci' sh‘lnhot' lino boon eliminated
i."'i‘1',om tho‘ Mlddloiown inuyomlty and,
] 01111911011100 111 much qulotor campuign
Ethan would have otherwise-boon tho
‘ ohoo.’ fl'ho professor always
however, in en-
'l 901!
‘11" Wt
;' tillngin 11p.~-Morlden Journal:
W... ,-
lilow ovlontnl cheap labor in displac-
Inn tho whim man at 111211 is ilhmtmtod
by. tho venom action of the Canadian
-’Pnoiflo railway company in nonunion-I
u... Chine-(11$ tor Ilrltluh crown on till.
0110 mall boots. tho 10111119055 or 01101111
and Emma. (11 Japan. Will it pron-I
11.0.- bocomb n 0110911011 how English-4'
111.... (110 to not tholr hon truinlnlr'l-e-{I
fi'prlnnilold Republican,
D. Burr. ,
1 Song by School—~Wolcome Him
Chm loo 1
Robert \V. 'Wilcomjj
«1—,
.105 "000,000 '
an lucreusn over the,
Wu 3 '
' ling «,Vlzil'jorv Camden.
This '
‘--‘=_5Rooltai.l0n-» Ait‘ntt Lyoott.
11-1;an
.Ti‘hoxl; was (in excliunfie or gifts 8. (lonelier, disarming him and (irlvinm'
:(unoug the children nnd teachers, and him back into Mexico ' ‘
iho evening of pleunnroo 11111 0101100 hyl Extensive preparations, were) modal
L'Ithi, singing of the. closing enrol 1hy «Mnjm' McNumun, commanding 11111
-1 American forties. toolieok any inipotu,-"
loud" rutroat into the United States and
And to cure for additional wounded t’vdor
Responsive flooding
Song in. School-SI at
Angelo Sing. ,
Prayer by Pastor Tho robnls yet 1111151 'luko tho clrcm
Song «by Schuolmiléhr (lid Stoxy lor line at hills which project. (lnim
{Sweet and Two. him before they can dire: 1 their iirc."
I Recitation-willeuy (iniqtmnumb our into the 1101111 or the federal tortitlcu-
:Children Lions. Wit-11' their hum-lent artillery
' Recitation—"No ‘Vloro, 11.4 Sud-- v'Vm'n dli'ootlng ((1100 and shall (it. the hill for"
Men
Conley. .,- ‘lilioutlons hon over. it appeared but. 11
Song by Smock—Tho l-lonvonly matter of hours before the rebel cov-
Chorus " i Ialry would enter the little Mellit'nn
Rel'ilution-J’luiing 5.13m. Clauso a. village. The fedora) army, has not the
Eugene Kano. a, l gum: to match tho rnholn and it do
'SOnz; by School-«Tho Song of 'Won- .;peutis mainly ,on its ville tire and tho
(irons (llmy Iprntoc'tinn (1011.1on mountain nuns. ' 3.
Primary Department. .i It was the opinion or military ox
Recitatious «Girls oi the I’xlmnr) Darin hero today that the bottle 0:
Department. 'Ojinagu. Mex would he decided With
Song by Prinuu-y I)epnrtn10nt-~ in twenty/four hours ‘lllhewinc it was
Home \ Merry cllrlsllnas lbolievod that the 01113; chonce of the
. lilacliatiouw Mil-Praise Our h‘zitlior~«‘.foll(zruls to escape extermination.
Edith Dunn, should the rebels pour in on them. won“
Song' by {delimit-wit Echoes Still. '19. precipitate flight across the United
‘ lit-vitalion-wSlml'e The Java (11‘ States border. '
C‘lu'lstnumwAlioe Sounders, The fedoruln were reported short ol'
luuio'r Song. lummunltion, while tho robolo, by tho
Rot 11.1mm lly hive Rims and 01m. frequentoy of their fire appeared to,
Hill linle litergl'wns, ‘huve nn ample supply, said to how
Song' by SchooIA-JI‘m-i chit-gm“ been taken with the occupation of Chi "
811118.! liunllun City. The tuotlco of narrowing
‘Recltationw’l‘he Stars A19 Twink 'tllelr usual-circle around the loderule'
1were continued by- (leu. Oriegu' 11
Song by Scliool—~Praiso Our Dear towel-1.:
l’uihm for His “0"“. I Whatever the outcome it was cor ,
mm lioln that no surrender would be con»
Broad River Chapel. 'tultierod. Gen. Villa at Chihuahua 111101
The, annunl' Christmas '(1XepciSIQ-j said that he would execute all federal
worn, held last evening in tho liroutl volunteers whether they surrendered;
Rivoz' chapel, and were very largely 0" ”0t 1
attended. The chapel was handsome United States cavalry patrolling the
ly decorated and unwanted one of the border considered what they would (in
uncut appearances in its 11mg”, It if the 4, 000 men commanded by almout
Wnu arranged to mp'msem ‘ a snow a donor: generals should start a. mob
BCI‘HL'", ‘Vllll 3. big ‘Clirlhlmilis'lii‘ee, fllso' across the “Var. M330? MONEUHCE.'
linolv d(1,(:or.11‘iedl 11nd laden with good commanding the patrol; had less :23":
thlugii. The program wus as follows: 1 000 me“ stationed ”'t ”0"“;“2? 3:11” I
Prayer-42“. Richter, of‘ 111.11.... far 3:: 1:23;: 'crooe was likely r “3' a
t " ‘ 1
..§I'§."fsfi;.fi';'§'§$i l CHIHUAHUA. slim. Doc. 31. rifwgl
liooltntil1ii—-.Imngm,.1 Newman. hundred and ‘ill‘ty thousand do “'1'
S<111g~Misu Irio Ezequelle, gold huh 'beon agreed upon by Gene1'n I
Carol—Sunday School. Villa on the ransom 111: will accept 2'1"
Snutu C‘lnus. Parcel Post Mnn'w-Il‘lvo the MM“ 0" Lulu 'ONMM' (1)11 1
‘ ' 'tlle rich Mexican land cwnor. who
"0"" 1111111 nheen imprisoned hero for livenE
weeks on the Charge that ho bod (sup-
ported liner-to '
Tho money in to hp paid by 11.1..
'l‘oiruzau Sin, who hau boon negotiat-
ing, at El Pal-lo tor tho roloaue. of his
son. The prisoner lo to be brought to
the border undor uuio conduct Tho
womon members of tho Tortuous hun-
ll: alroudy have gouo to the harder
When tho fedora) arinv evacuated
Chihuahua, Terramu, Bin. want with
them, not the 11011 11111111111011 hohind to
look alter the potato Ilo no 311011100
by Villn on tho aptlnnoo at tho
19110111
(1011. (limo. a robot chief, in 101.3
come governor of Chihuahua 1111110 (111
v s for his campaign
In nomrdunco with‘the order of the 22:31:: 11'1"“ “a" 6
court, a I of the interested portibu may! Gonorol Vlllu postponed his march
odor evidence at the hearing respect» “um pending the outcome of tho
;lng (my note of Thaw ulnoe his own 051111130. ‘hntilo. ‘
'mlttul to the Motteuwun Asylum land 1 Troop ‘I'rxln mew“ Up.
“1" ‘0 “1‘” °" "'3 ”m m mm” l vnnn anon Morn. Doc. 11-h 1ch
tion to do phyolcnl harm. or evidence» , , .
~ 1
to the contrary. I tiorul troop train was blown up will
dynamite today 170 miles 10.11.111.11 01'
Mexico out; on the main line or the
I! 11016001111an Reilwny cannon/ting tho-
”Gnome Montgoniorv, son of tho chill: 11.11.11 02101111! with the ml? 1
of the lire department, died today and 9mm ”5"“ 00°“.
Woral SulWGllHOl‘d Eunqnclle
(1111151111115 Helpers-«1111189 Girls.
Heroin—Sunday School. '
lionitntlon~~liarry Demny.
. liocltntion'---.}oooplline‘ Carter.
' CarolmSnnduy 'School.
il-‘rlondly Tom and Good' Wiuhoo.
l THAW HEARINIG JANUARY 7.
CONOORI), N.I lDoo. 31.»-Tho
commissioners uppt'untccl by the Fed
,oml court; to determine whether pub
ll‘c 09.!on would no endangered by the
liberation on hull ,of Harry K. ’I‘llow,
:notiued counsel today that a public
homing on the mutter Would be held
Januury ’l.
W... M~.m—.W
RILLBID' lN COAS‘HNG AMI-DENT
:‘NDRTH' A'DAMS, Mum, boo 311““
.j'uln. l1
This 113110801110 dinner waist la mode
' " of block that built over wltit'c sutin and
I irimln'cd With silver lane“ A striking
ZBLACK m AND‘LACE. .
An evening bodice made of"blaélz
net and silver lace and trimmed with
a girdle of Kelly green sntin‘ It closes
at the front and may 1111119 either a
high. round, square or V shaped nook.
The short sleeves may be piped nith
satin, veiled with blnck 11111.5 ,
the waist into a more practical (in:
’ - tensions (rec.
hit of color' is supplied in the crushod
girdle of bright green satin.‘ Tho-
uleevcs are very short, since they are
It in angry Icasy however, to convert
sign by adding a yoké of lotto or so
transparent ninteriul and under-chili
of tho same trimming, or even bishop
sleeves that extend to the Wrists when:
they are finished with cui‘f's.
'I’Ihe materials required for making
the Waist are:
1% yard 36-inch lining for from.
back and peplum (if the lining is of
silk it will cost about $1 a yard). 21/};
yurds of 10-inch flouncing and xiii
yards of 36~iInIch net
The lining is made and httogl first,
than (in; outside of the waist? is pre-
pared. Close the under arm and
shoulder seems as notched. If the
neck. is inclined to he hollow. then
will save alteration in the fitting Turn
under the edge of‘ side front and side
back on slot perforations. lap on front
and back, notches and edges-even and
front free for opening. (iaillcr lower
(inns
single smal
edge
Close the alcove. scams, leaving 01(-
ll .1 piping or handing:
of any kind is to be added, this should
be stitched on before tht scam is
closed
The. center-hack is indicated by
l "(1" perforation .11 inwei
The llL’ll (it-w. not requiri- an) SDI'Cldl '
making. it may in: of rillllflll or 5min.
cut in bias folds, ltcmuuril and lied
around tho must in artistic (million.
CONSTRUC HON GUlDl‘. 545'?
u 0 '
Patented April 00, 1007.
No. 5467.’ Sizes 32, 34, 36. 38. 40. 42 and 44' inches bust
measure.
‘
Price of pattern, 15 cents. ”'
Thalia Home Dressmaking articles are prepared especially for
this newspaper from the very latest nylon by The Pictorial Review.
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1 Bill I
JOHNSON WELCOMES WAR. ‘
I’SIyI Gama liieed'o Purifying Process
of Baltic.
01111311130. Duo 31. ~- --Bun .lohnuon.
prouidonl oi the Alnorlcuu lyouuuo. loot
night declared 11 baseball war was:
noodod for tho unko of the game. nod’
(laid, he pruyod tho Fodorui 11111511111
would glvo 11 good account of linen.“
Hie (statement follows:
“'I hope the Fodoml homo will
prove o. ouooelul. Arovolution in hasn-
hull in (101.150,...10 u bitter war will
tend to purify M10 Know. The (0W1
ownurn hove .hncolno oxtruvngnnt nnil
wasteful. and tho plnyeru, with their.
continued demands (or 111th solution.
have helped to bring about a condition
iniurlmia to tho promo. In my opinion
1914 will ho u disastrous your for hono-
bail. one of tho loun youth. It in I
tut, «i onnnot expluln, that tho Amort-
can lmtuo was tho only 1011111111 in tho
country 115 a. whole, mode any money
last year. Minor louguo Mooboli moo
have told me that lllla was the worst
your they have experienced in (1 (lo-
cutie. It was one of the most (“Ball
trons your: in 11107111110111 oi the No-
tional W6, ", 1
“Many (will (on; 11111111110 the No-
1101101 Amoclnhlon Baseball 1101130111
Minn Grace Show is behaved to be 117 WASHINGTON 13° 31 ”Health 01' which m9 been allowed to go along
ing at 11111111911 received in a coasting the officers and min enemy-id ném' uncut-remit no: your». out-(111.1111 no
0001110111 last night. The accident was Tum! City. Texas. 11110111111 («momma 11916.1?!“ in 5mm through tho
due to the breaking of the steering WWW 01’ “manila” conditions: thorn, 110141113111 propel: a: mum lumoull
rope oi themed- M‘onigoinery and continues to he hourly one, per cool. “my _ .
Mica about who hurled hoodlum butter 1111111 that or tmopo in (their -‘
against 11 telegraph polo, their 1111111111 111111111 Ration . T011: Statement to;
being (rupturod. - millilo loony. -
t
2110011 Flusimmonn and tho officials or
the Atlantic Gordon A. C. wore culled
baton» the commission. Al‘tor hoar-
. lug both olden the commission decided
'not to allow tlinm votornn to appear.
Fitz was not told at tho meeting, but
.I‘Socrelnry ‘anvoy will notify him at
'tho decision lniur. Fitmlnunoun told
the commlhulonom that ho was In poa-
, foot hnulth and could knock out any 111
tho. while hopes in loan thun toll
roundu.
“Evan Corbett," hold Fitz. "(would
not stand boforo me for tho‘ limit."
1111'. Iiononihei. who appeared tortur-
Atlunilo Gordon poople. udmltlt-(i \0
tho oommiuulonero that. he did not-
think the ax-obmnpiun oopld stand tho
poop.
m
CRACK SPRlNTER lN BAD.
mummmo, Pu. Doc. 31.»--/11-
thur 8. ,ltobinucu. ono ol‘ tho l‘ahlusl.
sprinters over dovoloped at 1111 Amor-
lonn school, and Gunilla (1nd Contwoll.
two scholar-(tic atom of tho (hut wutur.
are no longer connected with. (Mor-
oornburg Academy. Aliogud inlmo-
“on of the ruin» of tho lnotltutlon to
mid to be the rmon. ltohlnoon. who
coma from ‘Woathnro, Moon. is croo-
ited with running the 100 yard: dosh
in 9 lift ascend» and the 220 yards; in
20 4-5 iii» record is still under mm
noes-011111 by tho 1111111111111 mm
committee at the American Athletic
Union. (loom and commit-live in
Chicago and are 11mm the boat nth-
101,011 in that motion. Goeliti has no:
the 11111111111011 to you; time. isms
don» the 1m 1111114101 in 10 anaconda
3:111! tho low in as. u. 111.. unit 111
3.1 foot. 3 look», out! lilo, ‘lilh’a jump at
dcolgncd to be met by long: gloves.“"
thé seam may be taken up a little in '. "
pulling the materials together, as this ‘ Iv
stitch leaving edges to lt'l't.ni"court'r— ' '
IcIdgc between double “"1" perfora-I
.1 ‘
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clcvorest conception.
Store Open This Evening
W (hug Up the Old
ouo‘Bargains in
Coats, Suits, Dresses
Shirts and. Furs‘ '
Never such remarkable reductions.
Never so many pretty styles.
Never such exquisite fabrics.
Every garment represents the newest and-
Every piece of For is guaranteed to be.
perfect, of fine quality and workmanship.-
,‘Tremeud-
on
134-138 Washington direct.
If you will listen
Edison Disc
Pho nogaph
you will surely w'nnt one in your home
Stop in, any time and hear your in-
vorltIo song or lnoirnmonlol urination.
The A. J. Angevine 81 Son Co
to a SelcéliOn
on the
Christmas morning.
south Norwnlk.
1 AMATEUR ATHLETES RESTRICT-t
1 so.
. NEW EURK, Duo. 31 «The prlvl-
l logco of amateur athletes worn funnel
ro'rltrlclud by the National Collegiate
Ansnoiutlou inst 1101qu final odiorun
moot, when it adopted a resolution
prohibiting colleges and uulvoroltloa;
,irom allowing utudcnln who have ro-
'oelVod money for playing any some
from competing in mtorooilogiuto
'gemes.
The adoption of thin ruin lollowod
In dloo‘uuoion oi! novoiul houru roguvd
'lnz the otutuu of. tho collogo 1mm who
fondant» pay {or playing bhdohull in tho
hummer. Whilo oil oi the npoohorn
worn unnnlmouu in the opinion that
'oollouo sport. uniform! by roueon of stu-
dontu earning their living on the din
woods 0: organized llllllellilll olubn 0111
im; the summer and also ropraonnllnz
tli'olr colleges in uuppooedli' omniour
loom. tholr varied umootioon tor (11
"remedy come near leaving the porplox-
in; question for tutor solution.
n... 19-41% mmwwuuu
ouo'r AT moon knows no.1?
Sumo thoughtless sport: ovldouuy;
‘ do not. know that shooting with 3 ohm-
'iho shown; (12:13:11: the 111w and hot!
to he reminded '1on or thin {out by
Echo South Harwell: pulloo. John Mc-
Miami‘s (11111111111111 from 11101111 1111111111
1mm this morning (not someone
(111111 11111 tug "11mm" o! no Red
Star Towinwoompnuhhod glint, at
111mm starlim on in. photo dangerous:
11 poor the awuum. on the 10111110.
‘ trip 01.11111
1
‘lllg hero with
whom a. boot in tho 1110m- towards“
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FORElGNERS lN ATHLETlC MEET.
\u-zw YORK, Doc. 31.-Tho ontrlou
of (101 cm] foreigners tor the junior
indoor championships of America hero
on Jun. 0, have tended to givo it and
intornntlonnl flavor. A majority of
the foreign runners wil be seen in tho
two-mile running man in this event
".t'
m;-
M. W. l’olllcli. or London. 0111., will .-‘ ‘
muko his final appearance in it Now
York. 1101110th 1110131.
«Other iorolgneru in this moo will
bo John like, who roprooootcd Swedou
in the cronooountry 11100 at tho Olytn- .
nod William ‘,
pio (lumen loot your.
Kronor). John Plnila and Willie Lind:
(cm. of Finland, who huvo boon trn
boon. Wenz ropreuonta Colby Gallo
and Noble tho
Club. ”9
‘LUNDlN DEFEAT“) BY GIANT
FINN.
W
European champion 61110 Fall In 52 :
Minuquundln Thrown ,
. Into Audion».
mar Lundln by gaining a fill in 51 min-
utes and 40 1111101100 111. amnion Arm.
Howard. Mt 1115111.. but the deohllou
hm of e doubtful ohmotor. boom
of the (not that lanolin wu W
over the moon alter two minim,
work not! suffered a swig "1111104
which. in tho opinion of n (106062?th
in: 11mm. um "um mil, to
mom too much trout (pinion. in
Mammal Kolehmoinen.,
Moorlands eiltorod in this race on ,1-
Euro Worm, Dove Noble and A. Gill-r ,
New York Amelie .
11.1011111111111- Aborg rmquluhed 011111.
Norwalk Chronicler