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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 31, 1911 · page 2

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son the United sum to comm;
unsday. the 30th or Novembor next
in 1‘ tin a; thallium” and prayer.

 

Tbs proclamation lollows:

 

"The poem. or this loud humanity”
loan sanction sad practice not com
onward the close of each passing year

gain. on whichtooesso from their
, labors and assemble for the purpose of

giving praise tmwm who is the auth-

L‘ of of thé blessings they have enjoyed.
, it is my duty as chief executive to due.
4. innate at« this limo the day for the

fulfillment of this devout purpose.“
.“0ur country has been signally m
vored in many ways. The round of
the seasons haslbrought ri‘ch harvests;
Our industries have thrived to; beyond
our domestic needs. the productidns oi
our labor are daily .flndiug .oniurged

'iuarkots abroad. Ws have been free

Horn the curse of pestilence. or four
inc and or war. Our nationalcounciis

. have furthered tha cause of peace in

other lands and the spirit oi benevo-
lence has brought us to closer touch
with other peoples. to the strengthen-
ing of the bonds of fellowship and
good will that link us to our comrades
in the universal brotherhood of un-
tions. 'Strong in the sense or our own
right and inspired by a. strong sousoi
of the rights or others, we believe in
peace and hurmouy with the world.
Rich in the priceless possession and
Illundant resources. where with the
unstinted bounty of God has oudcwad
us. we are unselfishly glad when otter
pooplos pass onward to prosperity and
peace. That the great privileges we
enjoy may continue. and. that each
coming year may see our country more
firmly established in the. regard and
esteem of our fellow nations. is the.
prayer that should arise in every
wishful bean-t.

“Whom! 1. William Howard Taft.
”ideal of the United States at Am-
erica. designate Thursday. the Mr

'tlolh of November next. as a day or

thanksgiving and prayer and I earn
estly call upon my countryman and
upon all that dwell under the flag oi!
our beloved country. then to Meet. in
Mr accustomed places of worship to
join in offering prayers to Almighty
God and devout thanks for the lovinz

. paroles he has givén to us.

1 .

“In witness {thereof 1 have hereun-
to set my hand and caused the seal 0!

Duo Hundred and Thirtyrsixtli.

"By filo Pmldent.

. 1. ~ "do Knox.
“'Bsomtsr yet tho fits

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TH E TELEPHDNE“ NRIGTORY.

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Tom Months.

crn Now Enulund Telephone Company
issues. and delivers to its subscribers
the “Connecticut Telephone Direc-
toryfij containing the names. numbers
and addresses of all those who had
toiephou servico'whsn tho hook want
«to press, says the October Toiopboao
Bulletin. Today this hook is not only
a list of tclopliono subscribers. but is.
as well looked upon as a handy refer-
ence in many other ways. in addi-
tion. this book, if one cares to look
back into the first days of telephone
history for a comparison. gives a. viv-
id idea of what the growth or tele-
phone service in Connecticut has been. ,
it we were to compile a figure of all;
the telephone directories in the Univ
ted States. and compare it with the»
first directory printed the contrast
would be astounding.

A few figures. based on the nowl
issue of the directory, should be oil
interest to every one. Tho issue. askl

 

93 000 books, each volume containingil
496 pages, exclusive of the covers ori
a total of lo. 128. 000 pages for the en-
tire edition. it these books werci
spread out single, they would malio a
flooring of telephone directories one
inch thick that would cover eleven

and onehnlf acres. _ If they were plac-

ed one on top or the other. a putter:
tower would rise toward the shy onex
and one-half miles high, a tower that
would be lost in the clouds. it one
were to separate the pages and spread
them out. they would form a blanket:

Again. th‘é mun wellbt of m in}
one will be pricllcslly sixty-nine ions.‘
the weight ct s single book being cool
and one-half pounds. ln'sddition to.
the binding and printing of these di ‘1
rectorles. approximately 102, 000
thumbuholes must he cut and thous-l
ands of additions, corrections and;
other changes made. the mini num-.
her for the last output being 7.527. i

30 it may be seen that the talc-1
phone directory as it stands today isi
a tremendous proposition. one that.l
would probably have triuhtoncd the;

 

Ills United States to be atliued.

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telephone pioneers of those old days}:
halt out o! thsir anus. it is some

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We want you to know that we carry a large line of

Floor Oil Cloths and Printed Linoleums
also Carpets and Rugs

Ruffled Curtains and Tapestry romeo
Shades to Order. a Specialty

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84 WASHINGTON 81‘.

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do many now things in

Dress Trimmings

stantly arriving that it is dlflicult on discriminate
However. we wish to emphasise tho complaints"

brass Trimmings urn con-

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A Ila Undertakinghsnlssus it Ones lo ”

i’lnco ov’ery thréc months, the South- “

used all over the Stutc, consists ot' .

one and one-fifth miles square. i "

'. are made at eiilm' side until the rllr

‘cdles neatly with tiny stitches.
~ will leave three top folds. wfilch are]
,cut for a depth of two inches from
ioithor edge Hem narrowly and cover
. with a tiny silk cord it you wish a tin-

clone bags at once.

'hosvy {lowered sifscts with satin odd-
1us are putty and will stand npripht
Lwhen opened. which malt" it easier
in discover controls.

[To wait. it. put nlhs pounds or rive

, prossrvlnx hottlc.
tot sugar. on pint of viasssr. thvss ta-
{blsspoonfulsof cinnamon. ans talus-

V'f and is! c ndsmndsnoo
at tho United Stains or donation tho ‘

‘ island nd hides th
' 3 ”In“! upgsllta mduglgcesfion

in lentil, those ills are
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haves universal reputation and on oy the patronage of all classes of society. «

llhey give relief at once to the suflerer from

. sick headache, pains after eating. lack of appetite. etc.
When "livoriah." rundown and Worn out. Bcocbam’ s Pills will be found the

bést of all pickups-ups. while the benefits they confer do not pass away.

' periodical do» of this medicine is excellent for man and woman alike.

Beccham’s Pills have for yearsbee
' thousands of homes. You

the .
mild' in action and an doom «Escaped m

3!“!de
kly comets functional irregularities a never fails to rejuvenate

They are sim e

constipation. ilous

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the wornout orgnnsand

Tune Up to Normal

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- , ‘ ~» ~ {vantage or halo; quickly and. ’no
" ‘«‘ ‘.l..' l‘.’. s'n- A s Wan-sf- 'I‘s‘l'l'a‘Il-‘n1lassassins-s s n ,cuns'ICM m .‘“m of .140 a” full “va'der. .“d lh‘l ‘iih‘lhefi I640“
' boa. tyre-manly six or eight inch", onehalf cup oi mill: to tits shove mini ons tosspoontul cinnamon and hail oi.

says the WW“!!! Herald
The bag is in tour councilman. all

‘- drawing on tbs suns strlnl. The rib “till dry and flaky.

hop is folded in half. then throu folds

‘bou is equallyidlvided in space to

' torm four compartments.

Saw the sclvuus mother in pairs

'- to nine four divisions. each foot and a

half inches in depth. ()vorcast thol

Tha’

lsli.
(trucbot eight small rings of brass!
or bone with embroidery silk to har~

': moniao with the colors mum bun. Sew
la rin; to each corner of the tour bus
‘ and through thorn run a douhlo lonsth

of silk turd or narrow ribbon. which.
puilod from eithor end, will open awd‘

ilo not has too soft a ribbon. The

w..-

Tsmato lunar.
Tonto buttsr ia a Calliornis con
servo thlt stands sonar-ally appmvod

tomato“ paid and mud into the
Add thus pound!

spooului or cioyss and was and a hall
table-spoonfuls or powdsrod sllspicc.
Rllr and cook until thick. stirring of-
ton enough to menu scorching.

 

Whit. Fruit calls.
our ionlhsr one cup of sugar and
auction cup or butter. last until "I!
light the whttss of humans and ash:
with tho aussr and buttsr. than add

ruponndod rum midis

 

safe and speedy.

:lme been washed and dusted

of om collsction.
1 Nightfui creations in Tunis. including trill: t‘bc
.. hills. Cut Jot. Cut lltssl. Crystal Pearl. (Mid and
Silver Bonds. etc.

Stylish Fringss oi Silk. Cut Stool Chcnliis. cut
Jot in sinisli or srsduatsd onsets.

Brunt-m Handing and All-slots. in Black. \Viiits,. ~.
film and all tbs issuing shades, including them
Kslioy Grass.

Altopsthsv its best showing or Trimmings vs
have ever had

 

The N. E Ryan Co.

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ops cup of stonsd sad chops“ raisins
.sod ouch-l! cup at citrou out is slash
l shavings and rollsd in dour. 8m two
tssspoons baiting ponds: with two
caps or door. Artsy adding to tho oils-

lluur and balls in a moist. Mr“-
i’ortlaod minus and AMrtiscr. 1
, m calls.

”l Cronin ans-halt cup of sweat. wan

bull». add is it Iraduslly out can or
’ host malaise sagas. settings» tbs
limo. than add the yollis of two sins
wail boom. than omnsrm immod-
iui of macs. nus-ball tssspoontul ouch
of cinnamon and elm. ans-halt tos-
spoonful of orshgs dorm stator. ill:
well than add one quarts: curl molar

 

 

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lithe one and only
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ss.hsstlu well again. To two “flaunt Boat again. Sin one level too-
A govoi working that has addsd at onoquartsi- cups or allied pastry dour somatufid sods into a cuptsl of sour

can and ope- halt scant teaspoon

turn and heal till very smooth. Last
0! all. best the whites ot the two ofis
then mix all to-
“any and add one run ourrants which
with
“out ‘

Cnamsd Dstsa.

Ono cup of stoned dates. two iablc
spoonfuls oi lcmou rlulco. two on:
whlios may beaten. two cups of
awostsncd whipped (rosin Mia tho
dates. lemon lulcc and whipped cream
and thou put the a" whites on top of
the mixture.

M

ltswsd Bssf Hurt.

Soak the heart in cold walsr
for several hours, With a sharp
knife cut out the musclu and top
tough part. Dry and all with aiuflua.
made by mixing togethsr one cup of
finely cut sule hound cruinlis. onohalt
tosspoontui or salt. one-fourth tsa.
stmu of pepper. one teaspoon of chop»
pod onion. mohair teaspoon oi dried
sweat barbs. two tablespoons of mail
sd butter. Sou tho top wall tonthor
Ind wrap in a small plans of choc-or
cloth. Put in a small saucepan. point
downward. and pour boiling valor no
cont. Add ons tablespwn of tomato
ostsup. onohalf teaspoon of salt. Cal"
or and simmer for ihras hours. Is-
movs the bout. hooplnr it hot. Halts.
s gravy. using sliphtly browned Iour.
Currant lolly my be and with
neat—vilhlcam inter-Deana.

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Disbss Mad. With tour Orson.

iv‘ssr mortars boom”?! sum
clslo sour cream at its this vain. or
drsstn at tho dsllolous mun. that
may no concoctsd by mulling It with
other lnsrsdisots. it Is “socially do-
slrahio lor cooklss. calms and dough.
nuts. not only on account oi its rich-
nsss but also Muss or tbs chsml
rsl action arising trozn the custom
lion or its sold without“. which slvas
lint" texture than surest cream and
s richsr command than milk. There
In some disbss that emits rotuss to
imwwlthmu ills acid or sour arm
and sodswons svsn tosspoofitni of
soda to a plat of thick an» m lis-
in; tho col-rout proportion.

Nat filling tor calico-«ans supfsl
sash or him hum maul“. sour cross)
and iinsiy chopped Thrills? ,vrsiants.
loll ”outlast until
threads; cool and spread humour is»
m.
A Mr drops of srasps_ sstrsot “inn
proviso its Envoy.

 

Marianna-Boat ilrss Ill! till
lisht. sdd one and abolish costuis of

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._ 1 for interwar: or summer. ‘ . ~‘
" momma? d t] ”integral thsy ind f perform what they Baby Carnage Robes
r0 to 1'8 Gnome“
‘ Enfiy “fiam‘gnmxfi both at ham afim‘i. , 9°?“ Polar Robes of fine white Sheepskin

A fine nssm'tiucut of those luxurious liiilc (‘urringc '
Rubcs made from sheepskins of superior quality on which
the Wool is long and thick. 'l‘hc Robes are Wildilt‘il and
linccl with White cloth and thrrc is a pocket into which
lbr baby can be tmltul. uliilc lllc ll: lp comes “Lil up to
cover him. .

‘ Prices $5.50. $6.50 and $7.50.
Display in Fnirficlil Arc.

window.
('urpct Slurc, first iluilr,

‘ 4 Luxurious and Beautiful Blankets

The Beacon Comfortable is liccl'uniug' very famous. it
is in reality a Blanket, of soft. illick. downy cotton, of a
pure quality, and can be used as a tlu‘oxwlmvn for the.
couch. or on the bed. The midi-lugs are particularly ill"
tractivc. softly blended tans, blues. rose and pinks, boil:
light and dark effects. $2.50. $3.00, $3.75‘and up to $5.00.
The): make fine wedding gifts.

‘ Bathrobe Blankets arcin cl‘lilli‘SS designs, and one
may select very dainty and subdued i'nli‘iriugs, or the more
vivid and dashing -l'(’ilS. navy blues and tons.
eluding cords and frogs. $2.30 and $3.50.

Indian Blankets for dcnmmcbcs or college rooms, in
imitation of Navajo, heavy cotton, but in lllt‘ sumo irreg:
ular zig~zags of true. lmlian design. $3.75.

lilnukct Section.

 

household medicine. in
do not vary. They are
This world-famous

Prices, in-

luu or floor.

 

For Evening and Dinner Gowns. There is a display
m (if Figured and Embroidered t'hiil’ous in delicate ilt‘hlgils,
light and medium shades, which will make into very iliilll—
, ty gowns. The designs are so attractive that little irimv
ming will be required.

Also. an exhibit of l'Cadi‘il Nuts sparkling uml bril—

liant things in atrial colorings that on \cl‘} beautiful.
At the Late Section.

 

, The Chocolate Cats. the Golden Pumpkins. and the

Candies in the Tea Room, which lufyk Si) interesting. are
l very guud‘lo eat. it takes a wizard to make ice: cream
iiitosnch lot-ms. ()f pours: the regular vanilla cream is
served to those ”who prefer it.

 

 

Mr those Rubber Gloves at 35c a pair.

 

 

(TORTILm

2:.“ sugar and eggs; l
ll tssspoonml or sold;

a grated nutmeg. hits with sumciont.
flour to make a non dough. roll about a
half inch think out out and iry in boil
lard It is s good plan to have the:
‘douh out out all really to fry hetero
locating the lard.

'l‘arto— Two ens. one cu plnl each at
sour Cm. chopped raisins and sugar. _
Add a tssspoonlul catch of cinnamosl
and nutmeg. Beat the mo iighiiy.‘
add the cream. sugar, one. tonspooulul-z
of vunllid. and lastly the woli-flouredi
raisins. Baits quickly in tort pans. ' ‘

Suit sinmrsadwoiie cuptui each
of butter, molasses. sugar and sour
cmrn. tour cupluls of flour. with s~
toaspoonful each of soda. ginger and
noon Balm in flat pans in a hot oven.
Ssrrs hot with aauco.

l’ovorty rank-ill: wall one cupinli
each at sour, sour milk. now and rats
“1.: hit cupiul wblillel’. two 0|“
and two teaspoontuis of mixed [round -
spicu. Add one level teaspooniui soda;
to the cream and dissolw well below
stirring into tbs hotter. Balls 30 min-l
stcs in a shallow pan

. Sour cmns . biscuit-Milne teaspooml
tul pf sour cream. add to ii one pint or?
swsst milk. one of soda and two of“
cream of tartar. Stir in numcioni flour
to malts a soft dough. roll. out Into bia- }
units and brush over with melted hut-j
tor. Baits is minutes in it hot own. I

Southern cream buiiorhrcsdm-Ouel
pint of soul-crests. one toaspoonlnl oi‘l
soda. on of salt. taro woli-bcuton ans. '

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By Our Successful Fitting

we have vslubllshcii n ropuiuilou
ihut is sémnd to none. When we

are right. We onwloy experienced
(li‘nllsts to cxuiniuc 030$.

87 ATLANTIC SQUARE

Stamford. Conn.
Open Saturday Evenings.

 

 

 

 

 

The Paris Cloak & Suit House

THE House or coco ctovues
33 South Main Street. South Norwalk

it you don't trade hare wclzuth lose money. it you are noi in
the habit of trading hora it will pay you to investigate our goods
and prices hotors mailing your out purchase. We like in hate you
,oouiparo vnluss. “This store alwuys wins with tho women who cum-
paras. You will find here the right ammonia (or oscry ocaslon. llcnu-
lilul Suits from ”.98 up to $25.00. This soasdn's cor-root ntylon oi
Costs iron $5.98 up to ”-3.00. New styles in iirossus trom Milli up to
$315.00. Ws also carry ths blurs-t lln‘o in town of Skim. Waints.
. (lot-sets and Pstuooata. Ws‘wsnt your business-“but we don‘t expect
Stir in sudlclsnt white cornmeal to. it it you can do boiler clssw’borswand w. want you to know by your
m... the “in“... or ill. l‘lthl “nut own WW “II! "Ill m ll “M last in town. .
uses. pour into srsassd pan and him . , » . b r ‘
QM” hr so llamas. servo hot.
unsatu- liar aslsdu‘l‘wo tshtsspaoa
this sach oi vinsssr and saw. hall a m..-
tasspoonful of salt. Mia wall and add Not Much lesilhsod sf Intro Lssls- mm of calling an immediate session
a halt tracuptui ct thick sour crsam islxtloo Just Now. 0! tb “my...“ but that one MUM
which has previously been heatoui Thorn mm s rumor circulation ho “lye", mm... mm. in the early imi-
stiff. platinum. llm night in the alert that “mm"? of up: "w. m mun cumin. 1mm
* “~- Blld‘lih misht "W '00“ call I“ 01”" turn for insulin. at lousi. " ho said

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

oovsauon is sturdy. Tbouias which ssltsd rocontly said

no thought. the pom-nor had no inton-

“undecportyddvcrtiscmcnrs V l 1‘

tbs“ Warp
it should bs creamy whsn rim.

Tasty Itsslt.

Tbs houuvrits who knows how to
pool: the loam part at s round stash
can props" a dish ~mors nourishing
than a portsrhouss and units as tasty.
says the Moon: Nous. ‘ hi the hm?
ulsos. out the stair fairly thick and
um m u no on path sldss with
a chasm halts. Nut «sass it with
Isai- sad out into it stands sol mini.
pan is which there is just though in
or huttsr to haspdho most from catch
in. our it well on bail! sided. dud
also add a tow tablospoonfuis at boil-
‘iiil «m. flavor it and lot it slashin-
no two hours Issson to lasts. This
sisal: his: in ssrvsd with triad onions

it not! ad. passwfist is tholsnliuh

 

 

session at tho legislature, as no undo
annealed. to act upon the. mlisirici-

in; of tho senatorill districts or the
state. When asked if too. roport was
true. the chief cxscutivc almost
snothsrcd his microns shot-lilacs
'hflld: “Now do you think i would
tinny communicate that fact to you.

west" ' ~ . .
m the hill Mistrictlng the con

ins-What districts passed the last
micro Governor Baldwin stated

to callus out". union to act on his
plains to change its motorist cu.
‘trlas Ia cuss no um was calico st
Libs insular «salon, *

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Was message to sits moi ssscmt'
lily on: as should riot n his only:

. inductive cursory fillwln s. phriotian Resistor.

ms cow vw m

Talia Your Common Colds Osrlously

lommol coins, severe and froqusnt.
lay the foundation or chronic discussed
conditions oilho nose and throat. and
any demon into bronchitis.
monia. and consumption. For all
coughs and colds in children and is
grown pornons.- take Poisys Honey
and 'i‘ar Compound promptly «4'»

living Pharmacy. w r. Wimors &
(30 so

“MELA. .

Young imdwahnt is the lining of

this who" 1
illcyclo Clark Jrhst‘s a iielviderc

forms mus latter a stony storey»

(loo you rocummcnd tho vulva?“
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