4m.- m up call-a mini-s
autumnal: BY invin- or Hales: vua. an ignorant “Made in me snmns- to Is Key.
lia’Ame‘ Illlllt’illivl’wlsliwali’tlycarsafllsi-I "m“mmllllplflu-
i ,7 , truesmrormemmum
fir. Astra; hourglass. "'3 m“ "m“ 5"“ W“ mae ominous“ my...“
PROPRIETORS.
chief 0! i has at outlaws; and Pro-Iron road has beam-nth the
visional President Gutierrez himsell, Iidea or helping Sew England maniac-
“ TUESDAY. use. a. 19x4. ' ““ “’ W” m “"8“ “m” “'° ”'3.“ 23.8%.:“Efrmi'b:
, years ‘59 as night. watchman foran am5the new American House, 50 Han=ver
INIATURE ALMANAC FOR “We“ minis! PNW‘Y- street, Boston, Tuesday. December 16.
. TOHORROW. ‘A line 3‘0“? or men ‘0 entrust the Howard Elliott, president of the flaw
w Itid; 3.16 a m; 3 .33 p. m. government to!" one may say But, York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
‘ m 5' 353 3c" 4 -33. ' that evades the point.- The point is 3‘0“ CO» 3“ chairman 0‘ ”‘9 board “-
WW‘mat it 15 such WI rising from the directors, is to president the meeflng.
WING SENTINEL TELE- lowest stratum. of Mexican 8 atwhich there will be many well-
PHONE CAL143. h ‘ Iknowa- sneakers
’5‘,er. DCPWWL w 0 appear to be establishing peace “Made in New England" will be the
*éwfilldqm Department. lWhEN Others fulledtialm preparing l-O' keynote of this meeting. While mine.
I‘ fi—‘Bmc‘l Office Norwalk. ‘Itum am View into civil mm In! the addresses will be on Latin Am-
. se—Editfl'i Residence. bidders, who started the revolution. 1I erlcan trade in general. incllflint
ll—-—City Editor’s Residences” a scholar and-aristocrat. He was some 0‘ its technical features, “W!
1.00 wnk to finish What hfi began Car~I market I? N“ mwd ma. Im
ranza. who adopted the revolution] The conference proper will bewrss
when Madero was assassinated, wasaloedefl by a luncheon.“ those
lrich. well-educated‘ land-owner. lie present will b’ "*9 “’9“ “”3””
road. This luncheon. will-.bo server! at.
12 ocloek noon. after when the; ad-l
MASONIC NOTICE
__._.....
Well Lodge. No. 108. F. and A. M. Ebas failed, and a tear days or weeks
i ”Ma oi Buildin , Sohth': - 4'
A sets ll. 5 n c I B may ilnd him in exile. It is the lanor- dresses and general llllllllssion. “I my
sin street. 1st and 3d Tuesday oi
“ch month—July and Am“ en- ant. the uncouth. the oppressed WhOItln-Alnarlcan mde opportunitbs. mu
have produced, from their own do- tolbw. Allen; the timbre nil be
. cs d—at 8 o'clock. All Master
2‘9 qspised ranks. leaders of strength mills m Ten. Joint MD
”Quins cordially invited. D. Burr or; General Pall. Ampi 1}me
C ob W. H. Robert M, Wilcox, win and. as it s ow. oasibl ri roan * ‘
P” ' esula P p y o 32 KW. 59“ of the Forsign Dam.
flee ‘ patriotism broad enough to eflaoei u“,
“'1“ Convocation °f Butler-1 themselves when the ti Imam “in“ City Bank. w“;
No. 38 R. A. M. will be hsl d the comes. Dr Edward Wit enter or thé Bus
in 3603.6 Temple, 8°th Main “fl“, These leaders are still on trial. resumf Labor Statistics; Prat. at Q.
7‘3“qu December 8. 19“, at 3 They understand the problems of Mex-a Mir“ Harvard UNVOMW: WW
I Vick p. m_ Iico and the basic causes of the revolu- 3:“ F Filt'fo’ar' Emma“ Gilli?“-
.‘ : ‘ c it , -
minors—P. M Degree All Royal thin as noarlstocrat ever could. They be, 0, c run I”; W 2:“; mm
“Ar‘oh Marcus cordially invited. h vs t k f M I o ommsroe r. ‘3 n«
. Frat-many a WW? 0 ms 9 a new rec 9‘ " Mbaugh foreign editor of Leslie’s Wflkn
- CHAS A. TUCK. H. P. co it they do not abuse their author-Ely; ThomasF‘.Anderson,secrehil-y New
. Atiestli F. 5- Lyon I‘ity and remain uncorrupted by for-31311813114 Shoe 811d Leather A3800”
' Assistant Secretary. .elgn gold. if they stand firm. we 1"“:th ”1““ Gonzales, National “'0'
have to revise our opinions of theI snot rm »
5M l l I Amongths-topiss already assigned
ex can poop e. and treat peons witha re: “Relation of Pan-American Con»
respect Villa murmur—rm” to mores to New England-33' lion. John
WE'KR'T as {Miifi'v'm
John Frank Hickey. an inmate of a
New York penitentiary, is serving;
all) amounts to a life sentence. His , ..
61;? was one of the worst in the ithat can turn a Villa into a Washing-Kg”: Edward: P331; 2?“: Trig:
specs on- s a s' r n
i
“@931 calendar—Abe murder of al on must have big possibilities in “' movement." W. 8. Kiss; "Urgency or
. "" "” Ex di 0 E t " V. Gonzales
yon ,wbol'. possibly of several boy.Es pan “8 “1' “’0" 3» -
OUR FINANCIAL INDEPENDENCE. Upward: of 3.000 “flung.“ to this
Hog“. sa. ma“ ordinarily intellige‘“; The November balance 01 trade in conference hgye been gent [o mufac.
an well behaied Who occasionallyre our favor—the excess of our exports ';turers and representatives oi boards
law into orgies or drink “d crime jlover out imports—is estimated at of trade, principally 1“ the New H“
allow Hickey has made a startling“ out $70,000,000. in October it w”Iven's territory. Those invited have
‘ . ' 1 E :been asked to inform W. H. Seeley.
«reposition He wants to expiste hisIsII 7. 000000. Two months before it mans er of the New Havens 1mm“
post by offering himsoli as a martyr 3
I . “as “15mm "011““; The recovery 0!, Itrlal Bureau. if they will attend or will
to medical science. ' ‘ jour foreign trade has proceeded stead send a representative. Anyone not re
one of “‘9 great human scourgesiIIIyI ever since an paralytic stroke ceivlng an invitation and desirous oi
still unexplained and uncontrolled is dealt by the war at the cod of July. lattendiug is asked to apply to Mr. See
' h at Bo a c
.vcmce‘“ Conlict Hickey submits mV‘s'fi‘lic volume of exports is still a littlolm Sout mull. pawn. W Mil
, . . will be sent.
body as mahorntory, ‘ material. He below normal on account of the load
“an“ “m 5‘8“ ‘° “‘0'” ”'9 mm" cessibility 0: Germany and Austria. ROSE MAKES m-r
to experiment on him with cancer but the great diminution of our imports lN HOOSlER STATE
virus If he contracts the diseases - 4......
' Intakes the favorable balance in larger
1 very well! If it kills him very well. Makes One Dire and Dreadful Threat
III d i t l 'h "ll t i than usual. - ' i to Idle Question" nut-Inn Short
es re 0 B‘°“' e s” 5’ m as it Our financial independence comes; slap in annoying;
. t , , v i
the. pastI.years of my life I have done nearer to attainment with every week. , Jack Rose, of Osbomo avenue, East
much eval. so now i would do good. it really started before the war began. Norwalk. returned from his trip to in-
. l.
. The attorney- general 01' the state 1‘“ Iwhen European owners of AlnerieanIdIm‘a t?" :lenzedflwitl: meiédldldmsl
ruled that Hickey‘s offer cannot be; “0““ ”n y 9 0°” era, n V u '
IIInccepIted. The idea is. that it onumIour market in vast quantities. Those {or tried his paueuceI sorely, This is
be a sort of suicide committed with securities are now an asset; the in-Ihbw Mr. Ross tells the occurrence:
the—sanction of the- state.
terest and dividend payments on them
. Hickey cant understand that View Iremniu at home and are poured afresh:
lie barely escaped a death sentence as
every respect except that in all
t A i b i Ti to clinics. for some time to come~or
m ° mer can us ness ‘6 s 9' Imaybe for all time—~l must expect to
R "a The mm “mm “gain “mirage 0! expenditures abroad by 0|" Ibe printed about and talked about as
“33‘“ ““5 °“‘ ”‘9 “"99 0‘ “c“ 0‘ tourists keeps from $100. 000 000 loE the Jack Rose. of the Rosenthai, Beck-
sliders without prollt. refuses his life H3200 000, 000 a year at home. Our ordi- er. gunmen et al. .
'when it would be serviceable. The nary indebtedness to Europe of about "Well. what cannot be cured must
’ be endured and laughed at, as it also
state unbesitatlnsly sends soldiers to .5500. 000, for all causes is therefore has its humorous side They askilne
i i th t I might becomes gangster thencalid
ure increasing. t a easy to see a there it he didn’t take a stm
Iour whole foreign debt will soon be The newspaper men. I met were
inure: to risk his life to rescue a
owning man or bring a child froma
Wee. i Many are the afflictions of the rich.
The authorities are right in their at- East Cleveland 0 is trying to col
any other way.
standards of society. But isn't it a Hon $311 000 «no worth of personal was ,to deliver one address on Sunday
' A TRIUMPH or PEONS. ‘ ' -
1D,, who maintains that he is only a before the Y. M. C. A a Bible cm".
”a“ PM in MM“ F" that! old home to establish an iron-clad ails suffrage club " I,
now ”95““ ‘0 emerge from “3" built, up. his Eiortune should tryIto col-
. it i “)1 t ‘ l , “ , 7 .
*2 5 5 P035 0 0 set 3 Beam loot. taxes trom him! And honest. and knew how to. dallrenhimelum
idea oi what has been happening. It 45!“ it the limit? an interesting infill!!!»
“am“ of her population V ' and in TurkDy “‘3 B “how waif " no” ml? . «I»;
WW
v1“; and 23”“ configue to an. starving 301813113 and “1° massacred Al mar Wm WE“ cum
.toros peace and bolster up the- pip- Christians 0‘ .Syrll find Armenia “ll“- cmcrmla'rr.‘ Dec. 8;? sigma:
E 2 . .. bless United States District u go. o s-
inland. government. recently instit‘bt sir, fail to mists their , hi8!» “III MI “can a It,“ “I II or MI
fiAmsoatientes, and if their re- W Kit Carson. BIuitalo Ranch Wild West
. is s'obe‘rly carried out. WW8 “meme-Mb Show will be held here :thl’n week-,1
20m . " and 71 branches. five Moll routes and
NEW YORKDse 8,—Mslor-Gen-
:eral William W.- Wptheramon. N- hammer; Under the; to .. or. .E
.orsu an elite: of stall of the United; court the animals are listed as. "
all be withvspeclnl reference to ltas a "‘
Ibe a George Washington; and a race Mimi‘fiuildlnz Up Finnish Trade.” ,
securities dumped their holdings into: NY and collectively. although one H003! ’
"it was a most sucoeaalul trip. in ~
IthctrI death against 3 human enemy. largely reduced to start with, When in some places if 1 ever expect to go ‘
hm it will 1“” accept a volunteer in Europe is now incurring new obliga- back to my old ills of a‘ 'gang leads“
be war against disease. which is of “(ms at the rate of 870000. 000 a er?" I answered one man that- -I‘
greater import. ..Hicker would be Ilanllth“Wlih the» prospect: of that flg- surely would‘Ego‘bacic-a‘nd worsestiib’ I
W8 house- but he must “0‘ “51‘ wiped out and European gold will be- fine after we got acquainted and all _ ,
* ' in an effort to sme countless lives, all! to pour into the United States. 990108119“ ‘0' having ‘0 refer till. i Five more cases of this well-known Blanket. Special for this sale
and inestimable suffering to the whole . . . . what I refused to discuss. “The case." ~
They told me in Indiana 1 would. not -»
be remembered to their readers lo"
titude, naccording to the accepted lect taxes from John D. Rockefeller _. “My appointment for Evansville -.~
paradoxical situation? Iproperty, on the ground that he is a afternoon. but after that address 1 .
5”.“ Jlegai resident of that city And John stooped delivering addresses until.
' train time. Monday night I talked.
i
it is a. strange evolution that has Isumlner bird. has ““1. to iorsake hla~ a Sunday school class and a woman' s I
what the revolution has been—an bi. He jg all broken up .°"" it. To Judging by .the newspaper clippinxaj;
WW“ 0“ Mummies and men» An think that the community in whichhe Mr Rose brought back home withhlt'm‘
the Indiana talks were g‘rgatly suru
prised to and MM was. «posted.
looks as it Mexico may be saved; not. I .W This was 3653’; ill-st appearance
er leading citizens. but by the In Belgium. 'il'fl‘l ”WEE: of cultures." anywhere but in the East. as a loo. .
thres- buffaloeamill bssouvnndmtnst ‘
. a... ‘1~&.minm.flla‘. , . Mm,” Maw-undo.“
- ‘ an. Mei Wat-diatom Importance
, - :. to Homelessness. '
A Spieud/ Fineness Come Our
2509 paired Blanketsand MComiortables—Ifi 20, 25,
I 88 1:8 maven 50 Per Cent
LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES
‘ Never smcc our Sensations-b Sale of Blauiscn and Comfortabics-wjust two years ago-have housekeepers had such an oppor.
tuuity to buy Fine Wool Blankets and Blg Fluify Comfortablcs as they will have tomorrow and the rest of this week.
in fact this big purchase from the imnulacturers through our New York office. l‘he American Dry Goods Co., offers ‘even
greater advantages in many ways. because wool is scarce and prices are rising. Foreign governments are taking all the blan—
kets they can get and the market is about bare
Jr
Cotton“ Blankets
I 1.000 pairs of white and grey Cotton Blankets. soft and ileecy. for
single. 84 and full size bedsw-
Sale Price . . . .' .................... . ..... 44¢ to $1 49
Down Quilts-
AlinerfecLIcarsfully made and not to be duplicated in these
parts. “It" '14!“ .
812.50 Down Quilts
., 379 -;- ,. > ‘ '1 ,
$15 00 Blankets 810200:
Handsomesiied Blankets. 72:90; pure lamb‘s wool, camel's hair:
white and grdy They are the some of psrtscthn in Blanket making
and incomparable value at this price.
$12250 Diamond Valley not...
Guaranteed all pure wool and shrunké-ohandnme plaids in colors
grey. blue, ping. tan and lilac—
ISInicl’rit-c ..... . ........ $793pdir
Full. big size 6117. covered with line silk llnlsh French satin tilledI
$10 0 'fornla Weak B‘ankets with title qualityl down. reversible. nine inch borders to matclIiI’ all the F‘
wanted colors— _ I L '
is li‘or large beds—«tine California wool; white and colors; also. plaids . Sale Price .1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .................. .. . . $7, 98
" well bound- . . . .
3 Sale-Price................I..........~..... ........ $6.49. $7 50 Down and WOOli'Fifled
“ 4 50:" (1 $750. A '* ‘ Comforts
. . . . an I , .. ~~ monoan ,
'. , . . 7‘ . ‘ ~--- '. ' . -. ,E _ . Regular bed size. saline and silk tops. plain and borderst
' WOOI'Flned mallkflts ‘ Sale Price .. ..... .................... ..$4 9.8
1 Cotton and stool filled Blankets. big bed sires, plain white. pink and ... I , I I . I ", .
.s. ...-.... o... red»— .4 Ml . . 85» » Blemholmt Comforts
1‘ qalel‘l’ltc.............. ............ ~. $498 . ‘ ‘
. ' ‘ Horne-made,» filled withpnrsstlaminsted- cotton. coveredwith tis-
nred nslnsook; special big size. 81190-—
$5 and % Blankets Sale Price ........... . ............. . ........... . $3.93
LI? Ohio and California wool mixed Blankets; all sizes; white. plain col- 2- —: 50 S'lk C f :
mm..- $4 I om utters.-
l. 453‘" Pm" «V' """" """"" $3389” 2 Simian Comfortables. 9-inch borders to matchlillled- with finest
t . 0 W B cotton down. in. pink. blue. yellow and lilac—— ’
I I $4II5I‘ ester“ tankcts SalePt‘icc.... ....... .I$3.49 I ~
It“. 12-4 big size Bed Blankets. in white. grey and tan; special value-- ‘ ;_ 3 50 C f b l A 4
‘” 'SaicI‘ricc.z.....‘......... ..I...;_.I_I$2I98 ‘ $ 01110113 [es
‘ Home-made Comforts. covered with nainsooku; Persian designs. . l ' ‘
eII I $3 Blemlflflm Blankets scroll seamed, reversible, tilled with pure M Cross ootton—
Sale Price $249.5 .
2;: (they are very scarce and hard to get) while they last,.at our famous $3 09III 0mm] ,_ ~' .
. sale price— . , ', ' . I‘fl‘fllgas: ' es '
galePrice,...................... .........~.... $1.98 ..
Handsome, big Comfortablss. plain" or bordered dark or light coi- ’ 4
one. all, scroll stitched. reversible, filled with pure white laminated ' ‘
cotton—- , ‘ ,
‘fIstle Price
"lath Robe Blankets
$3
e... Eider-down finish, two and three. tone Jacquard designs. that are the .
I33 choicest made-Tmany being exclusive, ideal Gifts.. for men. women 9r.I " $250 Conifflflables
~cblidren— ' " -‘ ‘ ' '
2 $2 29 Covered with'biest silkolsne. figured *on both sides; tilled with port
"if Sale Price . - ~ . -- whiteoottpn—i ‘
:gsuo Brice $1 49
. . Mei its; last month; was untitled roperty.” Walter L M
' . m by
that a he would be an
”it
Norwalk Chronicler