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. . ' A elated communication of Butler
VI‘Ljonapter No 33.11. A. or. will he hold
- I In Masonic Temple. South Main Intro“,
_ . on Tuonday, November 24,1914, at 8
o'clock,,p. or.
All Royal Arch Macon! cordioily in-
vltetl.
wcrk—P. M. Deane.
-. l paternally,
- ' c. A. Tuck, H. P.
Attach—F. Is.-Lycn. -
Anointed: WY.
I vnwmo THE RMLROADB.
Lilhhrlos LA: Prouty. in charge 0!. the"
I“ Interstate Commerce Commission's in
dairy into the tnlue‘ of the country‘s
railroads. nnnounces now that the
. mot of this work will he not less thul
3L 0,000 000 ofiI which the government
will pay ”5,000.0th and the railroads
. $55,000,000. 7
loot February. shortly after hill on
pointnont as director of voluntiou.
9dr. Prouty told the National Chamber
'lfllmumorpe that it would cost VSVlV2,
’ 000.000.1'he original estimate, when
L“ the uhdtftnkint‘wno ordered by (‘on
gross at the end of the ’l‘ai’t adminis-
tration. was 86,000,000. Perhaps}
neither of the low eolirnatoeVLtook .into
" consideration the his expense imposed
on the railroads. The estimate of the
time required has risen from live yearn
to ion.
The job is worth doing. and there's
liodrrubt that it‘s a higdob. But this
I «going pretty far. if it is going to
take ten years to find uhnt the rail
. fronds are worth non, when the leak
' is done it may require another decade
th0 find whet they are worth then.
I Add lithe expenne keeps on mounting
«hoordlng to its present rate, it might
eventually be as cheap to buy _the
railroads as to figuredtheir inlue.
_._...__.+___..V ..
BRITAIN'S BILLIONS.I V
The latest proof of Great Britain‘s
I financial power is tremendously ini-
. massive. Germany‘amnzed the world
V by raising a loan of more than n hil-
ilun dollam without foreign help, with-
I V in a tow weeks. But Britain, within u
if“ hours, “as able to float the great-
«ht loan in history. a bond Lissue of $1,.
$0,000,000. One honking house alone
Link halt a billion of it. Financiers
"Stood in line when the subscription
lists were opened. The whole issue,
IIchichV yields practically 4 per cent, a
little lose their the Cannon console.
I u 1s taken up at home without waiting
V for the participation of the British
I «r provinces. nndVapparethiy without any
, pr ensure or dnuduel methods.
Jn view ojpthls achievement. any
'L‘V talk of New York or any other city be-
running the “financial center of the
“one" is premature.- England ..m
Ilrules licence on one rules the woven.
minis and her readiness to pour
them into the mar cheat in even more
Middleman.-
hoeolt. intieuuholliuotnrlt
ran morn mm nag-Vim
Nah. L..p ......Wm
7 Imam—outfit!
Inasmuch”
Wthulinrwm
melt “{9}. but u narrow the di-VV
vidiog good timed tron; had timer.“
Iin spheormecm specter the war.
with its heavy check to the world's
production, conditions in Amer-la ore
8m so non that it needs duly a.
degree of steadineos and cool pone-I
veronoe to translate bod into (nod-r.
to bring ahout n earpiece restorction
on W mate-d or n continual
. contraction."
Mrwfichwnb sounds a new note. too;
inputting out tint wot contracts. Ivu-LV
dustriee at this time. do not really
play on important part in the npbuild-’
in: of trade. "They are saroeiy a!
prospect that ll opened to our view..
it w-ill be “trough the min bIody of
our commerce that the good times willV
be brought back odd our period of do
presnion ended. " L‘ 3
0
THE BANTAM BRIGADE.
England's oerulon milling up new
with email men. The minimum
height used to be live feet, six inches.
’l‘hen it was reduced to live leet. thmI
because tdil men had bécome scarce.
Now. with n million and three-numeral
of men under arms in the Britiuh Em-
pire. an denother million to be re-
cruited. even live loot volunteers are
we
feet three are to have their own organ-
ization, already dubbed “The Benton:
Brigade."
We neednt pity England or
mums." however.
her
powder makes all men of the same
height. " And yet tail men have always
been favored for military Service“
famous guard of sevendooteru‘, The
" . Warm-— "WW“ LWASL w.
of commercial confidence and 1-1391an We: alert-dist Churn. tut
noblensmoy are in reviving our in-2
significanceg' he says. “in the blue!”
welcomed Those rouxianfrom drag
it was pointed
lV
out by I win: mm long ago that‘ V‘guu-V1
Frederick the Great. of Ernesto. had 3‘
Immune-mum”
atrium 7
murmur
Vwmmmlwoflumofl
idiotic-moonw- Owner
mdflosthdr-buttohclplnthe-ilo
Mysnumbmnermww
nitric.
to Fm’ w”‘”**" The nuclei: niece-1;; of which 1
..inve 01m m inure-ruin now
fliillnll. rm
:ooumudhot. nrm' Manhunt
REL LWHHIIJII 3.111013" “I ”7WMgmmnrfithfll‘
delved the toiletries letter from Rein will ..- m Ilpth b every
Emutw. Bymmrlymeoroi mommfielflodlolfiew
one almanac-Ammo-
madman-mm
“2&0..wa ”cloud?”
735*
Iinrner ileum n ruler, m
whoa: now doing ”Ml work to
France:
Hotel D‘Anlleterre, loan. '3'“! m m W
' 2* ELMO OWN: lame: to 1mm much. Icon-M
L Imm‘muvmumwm
.m JLMM'M, do»!
My Dear Dr. Timings: _
I hope you hate me new: of the
nu then in here horn. We .39! 1h:
outdo! woodland“ my dry.
and It you «know they are my it‘ll!
ond' nonmetal-y. Th: new! nth-
orlng rented to either extremely poor V” .m til. W and tho it'll-z
artheceulur: lflI ivory strict. (lmgm Of a. mm m “0'
”m““°“‘tmm’¥m” nun-mm new all»
unit of the Wounded.) , ; 013“me thonofnhonlof
lhnve.VuVlhlroo.lrondy told-you MIMMWWW
in my MINI letters, been hard he“, W' “cm m
not]: since cumin: here The thin gm“ Vm W W mm
service is ohominnhiy plow. much m “I“ ‘II. their W
more so than there is any need for “Ii [humanity that: “1"“! W”
”I”? From Lynn to. “mun" " zodcltortnotheliouoncethollci'
about 15 miles. 25 hourl' run by the w ‘mMQ the notion and “PM”
«press in .erdlnnry timed, and m their .grlof hr the benefit at .tho
have 10 min: nnoh woy a .day. since. .chumh'o 130W mp. This ,1; mil;
lithe war, “1be have been (W0 “I'll“ ”18:0! W, [01' M W!" Ike m ‘t de'
[I81 16W dlyl. “Bl! outlier WIN “a” tdllll'.’ kl ”IO mwer w ‘m ““68““
ed. end they tokc necrly six hour: to ' .ls the answer to the other.-
do the trip! At evoryautlon we stool WM will be the result of RommL
for live or ten minutes, Jill! klliinstomm at a“ precept religion:
“my {movement in Funnel
Consequently I have linen forced to I have taken up much we
Vuoe a motor cycle much more than could an“ up much more. loculd tell
formerly. l have trovoled shout 1.300; you of the hospitals vaV the tales
u
“mammal!“ and.»
armor Male on Md tor .m
your. build: the mt truth duh
”nu“ 1“ France since my return. and.“ the wounded soldier boys. of the
the noni rolidu-lty an
over L200 miles on motorcycle. 1 do .villnge ”we“
the trips in onohnlf the time!
The situation here is full of inter»
France. the new period of mutual
ihelpiu-lnm that the war In: unhorpd
9“ The “will!“ in “'9 WW5" ..m ofthe grief‘Vthnt hands liken heavy
”character ii very hitorostlnx Thzéd‘“ cloudsové the whole load i‘rom
New" “° “V“om" “ potionee,o the Channel to the Moditerr-oncnnfi
stick-toltiveueao. that is not ct oil .But lll luv: name of then mutter:
Lntln. but rather Anglosoxon. “for mother lentil. end will W All;
:ouppooe the influence of England oc- Modeling again m“, gratitude for “‘8‘.
_(30\Hlt5 for so” of it. but I ”that ldle‘u“ 'm’ the ”NPR“ er
1M:Mr~nwm~ww New L nmmwmmaf-«V L»
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IISVVVVVV‘ . «111111
WNW!“ Imialt limitlyI
Build“ at the Turning oi ‘
Altair: liver to New
dimmer
WASHlNGTON, NOV. 2‘. ~Admlfll§~ 7
Motion oilidoln who hove been keying I
ammunlthevontslnnqw
memo-sum today that"
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win: them Loud polling for home
{Wm Gemini” one the Km
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Woollen their!” MWM'
Mathew
Wentytodoylromhiw
tie-urolmmmdhlammutout-L
00-h bod been withdrawn Lot .0
o'clock; It 19. m guarding the
nitrou- At the cm“ to than!"
were withdrawn wind it the unbuck-
lotion Wflm in «roe-i. Goumlllj‘un
stun reported be mounted to all tor
x(lol'rcnton It noon. #:qu Con-
ntitutlonclict troop: under General
Agullnr were inking mien of the
a“?! " I;
V Occupation of the main port. in ro~
urinal for Hadrian Vlnwli. to the ill; at
'l‘tntpico. hos nest the United State:
more then at door: in livers. some in
bottle and some from diocese. and,
to some ontimntes, no mood
tendon million dolinra. But Mexico will
“lulled to my no indemnity.
mmuwmmu want that fact to
mow-women mm
m ' g.
the. W m rhea liylil
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THANKSGIVING BARGAINS 1N
Household and Kitthen
Utensds
318.50 and 123.09 3V1.” CASSEROLIS
DINNER SETS, . ‘ L
‘ L ' , Metal partS of land; rich“?
112 pieces, very best st- ‘1'”. MW
looted quality, semi—vitremys handles covered, beet
ware; very newest plain or 3‘ 7W mare. V’SRVIVCLW
fancy shapes, with beautiful
border or flout spray :pet-
Vtcrns. artistic gold treatr
WI
STE-EL ERAITY, INA“-
W
meet. Sol: price, per ”any.“ ..
Set ....V ......... VVVVVIV ' Maize . V855: u $3
$15.00 DINNER SETS. “7"?“ """ ' """ “' ”it: "
. €6er value at fl: 3:
112 pieces, light weight prieé ....... V ...... ..0”
me best qyclity otmipor- 08 sine void: 502 Sole 2‘
celoin, gran-elm snipe.- with price ...... - ...... ,
. handsome floral attorns. 5
“We r3651," set :38 our mm one:
VLONGLRO STING Am ..
'._L,$r§poV DINNER SETS. A Vp.
Semi-porcelain, beautiful 1057;!” S’Fe' value 997‘ I .
shuns, all large, lull sizes. 11 x :76ch: "1' ' ' ' "
’ iioray dcs1Vgns with complete Sale 5:; va “(I 45c
£0?“ gram: 5... we .. x .79.... hing; 3"
per se """" a‘ Sale price .......... 44c
CUT GLASS SALT DOVER .
AND PEPPER SHAKERS. Romggsm‘mm "
W ith glass or SterlingLsii- .
\rcr tops. Sale price ea. 25¢ 111117.713; 52:2?“ made 0’
cor puss CELERY w x :5 x 7" deep ..... age
on SALT DlPS. ‘ :2 x“ 17 x 8 deep ...... 39c
' Sale Price, each. . . . 15¢ $4.00 ALUMINUM
DOUBLE ROASTERS.
Self-basting. seamless, pure
aluminum. Sale price.
etch ............. $2 I
$1.35 UNIVERSAL 7 I
noon CHOPPERS.
No. _2 a good fumilyuizc.
$10.75 VCARVING SETS.
»- Knife, Fork and Steel,
stag handled surcedgc. ,Sal’c
Price.Vset . $1.98
450¢: BRUSH AND
L. CRUMBLTRAYS.
can't:-
Brass. Vnickel platted.
Sale Price each .
.forcentent to throw sumo-18,000 men an d their “Iliad. an up I fly “mm
2 work that only unskilled, ‘ncwlyV on
V. and men willlroaddeilto the unem-
ployed lecithin VItIt lhehdtihnhlc of who
I‘I I'l' his striking evidence of her vent the
:siknldcant than the raising of noel-ii}
'i‘hcr: or: billions more would; fol-V ,
present Prussian Guard is a body 6!, think that the “mug.“ them-
silo-footers. But to; me has "com. solved have coiled forth monocultur-
pushed little in" the muddy field of W 90V 1:71th BTR-th “Tex" @3307
never econ a one ganged-
Flanders against the enroll Belgiuns‘ ,Lferiuz and crlain' the” French ‘7qu
“‘1 WW“ “3* « rarely lose their lined; they show ‘a
Military height. once so desirable. stoicnl mam-mg, “when,“ ”Whirl
hasn't much vt’i‘ue now creept tor pa lance ‘or the situation and notational
rude. The little Jam proved mom to make the hint of ii. lhlt'inl-al‘ilhiV{
Belt 9:; more eflectiie fighters than the ”surprises A‘IenII their “friends. I have.
noted everywhere throughout thc'V,
his Rumm' A “7“” m“ lire a ride country a diuposltlon to endure to the g
or cannon on well as a giant». and prob“ end no matter what the coat. and a”
ably better He take. up less room in end they look for-word to is the corn 1
a trench he gets about more ulmhly, :19: distinction 0’ the German Mil-l .,
to em. ' ‘
he eats hnd drinks less. And he isV The friendship for Enxllnd theI
“’5‘ ““9" m ”e ”h“ "“7”” h” a trust in her ability to load the nuns
harder target. to hit V“ . Incl victory u mm to m
It needn‘t surprise anyone of time: in the small villages I hove so often
"moms" prove to he the bent fight-{hoard that Moment "We don‘t imp
er: in the army. ‘ , that win out, tor England“: with us.
...- gnnd England luH’ds on to the end " i
‘ ; There in 9. growing bitterness in
ALIEN SEWER- DIGGERS. regard to Olmuy. that I don't like
Certain labor leaders in New York to Ice. ,1 “”0“ it 13 quite noturel
city have invoked a law that prohih- but its not happy: Stories pf atro-
its the employment of aliens on publicieitlea are very plentiful find of oil
“0m and are trying through "9 en. kinda at dlaioyel trickery. .But it in
1th: spies who seem- (‘1) to be thick,
m“ °f empmymm l” the Vanger of the people. i puppets”
The employees in question are'seW'VLthnt the wet moietity or them em
analyzers. working in the new sub- lea are mine, but they «are believed
way. The hoetlllty to the alien labor» "391:9“95‘3' bybthiu $311331)er toiling.
'o inglrioo ru Lo Indus r
era does not" comefrom the newer-dig- 3 Gem“. to do? This in their “w
gers union There is no such union. tude. The other day in the train: the
It ‘E’ organized Wm“ of i“mm“conductor insisted upon collecting a
trades .who want the diggers “fired! supplement from dome manhole
more is no indication that the un- .who did not think 11:13 druid
one volition the he a t a head
inn_men.thetnselves 77an the 1078' 777 at “German The coilduotor". would not
that their fellovracitizens in other oc- stand for such an; 1m]? and shothnd
muons wantrthem. Excavating sub- to apo.logizeV
whys is such herd and dieazreeohle
V-x.
The industrial and commercial lite
of the country was completely otoppe '
during .the‘flm levied?
(during the mohlilrnti L
ly but only Slowly recovering.
’l‘housunde otV' women find lerl are
riled humixrdht‘s’“’will no it. "Presu-
manly, if the lan :15 enforced, the sub-
wny lmprdvorndnt trill he doinyed for
lock of_ workmen, IwhileVV many thou-
er.
Labor unions inure nothing tannin
by such an attitude. They have
much'toloae mmmtmi-
distant and “We. ‘7 ....- -Lj . f.- , .
mow :1:me; VV
mfiumnuhmm
apply to ouch cine. if. it (loci;
Whit-ind. 50le
the m licInnl trill: Vollnu‘ tutor-
[vb
3ohlldren turn over lulu.
tilts fit on ever.“
‘Vln‘ct't‘ntp Thousand Letter: Sent On
I IL tats or the State
'“sent the. licennosiln the VIVSVtIatIe
L vldod Ias follquli’Vs L
1 I2. lloIm pleasure yolriclés,
- . 11lotor~cycles,
mud out no confided evidence at the
disinterdotudL mum of the “United
Bout regards ‘9 “”L “Stolen for her southern neighbors.
“”1!" V General Funnton he: instructions»
‘33me “ "Y“HHE turn the citation: to undo of them
P s. I! roll: WM 1 “it?“ new numeral: rout mm
M. you to “Elli lfluCr tn m be mg“ .9 ‘ WIS‘OD of on
‘Mtlnnl‘l torn ottomyton medulla that
will he dhlo
you.’
is brad-o mi: are to
to “h" "“9 “*3 V‘VQ‘V‘ ilerlngV nu troop: nwdy and ‘Vlegve the
8Voily to whithevér faction tulle-s poe- ,
V . Estonian. " ‘ ,
"'““"“““'"”"’ ‘I Counnrd‘e‘ cemmlnder, “tiller, lo
"I"? ILL. ”I ”mm "mounds. . nearest. but Our-Edna troops which,i
. , have worried in the! menace to
an» Mm upon More» “on o. u. l'
...- ht‘ (loin: lluult to Work. 7%“ m “it In“ abutmt “at? “‘17.:
NEW HAVEN. NOT. 34?»de m'm I'm. CUTIIIR ll- .
'lhompnon. hour! of the Yale tinker tended to move his capital to Vern
depurtmrnt. wmr attain at his desk 10m: upon the Alarm evacuation.
yesterdnv. alter "trying ordeal of I I.
handling the ticket distribution for A“ ”In.“ who fear m "7
the opening 0: 91.1118 Ynch bowl linoin when the Americans leave m;
“if {soiling ewoy with General Funaton.
EV“
1
naturally. in .V‘n than to carrying
men or the le V’nnmmy for the The refugee We'll-Mil limit hue
completionL of i “" "structure Mr“ been 81"! Due“ afiemiitmwu
Th0mlmon dddiii‘ediI than the story of '
his nervous breakdown on Saturday :3! $13777“?th Rollin Idem
who 1; mleconcoptlon 3‘ Y “MI minim
"mile Friday night" snld Mr. siVen to the United ’Sinlfif by an the
L'l‘hompaon. “i won obliged to retire Mexican Vf‘ootim? Iind lilo!!! American
to my roorVnV at Enrol: «177112: ‘2 warships which rennin inthe harbor.
nook Home eon, it a L . V .
few noon in :1 week. I wu‘n obliged With “the “923m" til the Amman
to call u physician, who found it troop: a el'itioal period in the role-
noceanan to use his medical skill to lions between tho-DIM!!! Store: and
induce the much peeled-rest. LL E Mexico comearto Ill and 3110,2111 “he
t-Howemr. I who onVLVdeck in an, m. ’0! 'oflcinls' 50" the :1! I ll
lime and found 11 out in to resume '
nor-Vii today with 71o visibly serious ”Dwayne ‘9“ to :onrkV °I“V'- their Wu ..
effort upon my nerves I wish you
would thank my friends Lfor the kind The Fourth. Seventh, Nineteenth
measures which I have been recoil; and TwentyL‘eighth [Mum “a the
,ing from all parts of, the country up First Battalion 0.7 the Vlv‘ourth Field Ar;
h loo-ll m
assure them that I :uIn hour 9 Vr’SV y‘VV t "ll! my“ on or the 3.me
‘IIViIiIII‘VVv will rotunda 09.13:an The ‘-
Mr Thompson said thin. it would;
réquire at least a. week to settle lift
the affairs of his department inc-LL
Vd‘nl to the his game.
,1
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a: my new ohms ht Shalom
Motorist ol‘ Conn.
gfiABTFORD, Nov; 24. «~Moro. than
o;ooo letters are being hunt 0th tot: ,
the automobile department ‘th Io
e‘crot’ury of' State's outdone the auto-V
with reference toII
the securing of Lmotor" Vehiele ”d
operator's licences for’ 1915. At one
‘ , d
r'nelclnl iohicleir 2.937‘ livery, 1.315
3;},73; dealers. . «10.:
2
,Wi’lliam H Vanderbilt.
in the Iwestfif it continues, V“i‘s criticni. The German mill-:1.
. _ .iavorabiy Neither the military nor the Vpolrticei shim-j ’
Saieprico. each ...... . 98¢ L
War Bulletin
NfiIW YORK, Nov. 24.--United States Secret Scr-
viIce agents endeavored today to learn if the neutrality
of the United States' 111 the European war has been violat-
ed by sending wireless messages from a station under
surveillance in Bar Harbor, Maine, to Germany or Ger-
man war vessels 1n the Atlantic.
The station under nurveilla‘nCe is said to be the pri—
vate plant of Ernesto G Iand VAlessIandro Fabbri, broth— I
as, prominent in New York Vsocietyp Their father tth
late Ernesto Fab‘bri. was a partner of J P. Morgan, and
Mrs ErnestoG .Fabbri IS a grand daughter of the late
BERLIN, Nov. 24, by V Wireless telegraphy to The
Associated Press The General" Staff of the German '
Army referring to important operations in Poland now I
nearing a decisive outcome, announcedtodny that it con- .
honored the situation ctrerywhcre favorahle. II
... . .
LON IDOIN; Nov 24—-It {was announced ofIfic1allVyIII yes—
Vtelnay afternoon that the British aviators who. Satur-
day afternoon, raided Friedrichshefcn on Lake Con- .
stance, report posuvély that all the bombs thrown “by-L
them reached their objective and that serious damage
I was done to the Zeppelin airship factorv. I
VBERI 1N, Nov. .331 llia London,lNov 24, 3:30 a
The Cologne Gazette Ildcciares that the reports of a... e V
, man desirewlor pence, which it says are probably inspircdfi
by thciBritiVsh, belong to the “reg-ion :51 higher political
idiOCy. ” V, _ '
I “VTVIlIte position of the Germans, neither in the cost norI,V~_V’
Story undertakings, on all the battlefields are progressmgL-VL.‘
tion cout'ains any. rcfionVV which might make Germany dé- "
stronsln ronclndc peace
‘v
, ETRQlGRA Nov. An official] communication is-
roned be illneVGeneral Staff oil the Human Army in Cau- . I,
clinic, under date If Nov. 22, Guys:
1‘11: the directionmf IErzerum the? adranc: guard of
Norwalk Chronicler