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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 25, 1913 · page 8

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THANKSGIVING DAY SENTINEL.

The Suntinel will be issued as :1
morning paper on Thursday, Thanks-
giving iluy.

Attorney Nohomiuh (lander. ol'
Keogh 8c (landed. spent yostordny in
Stamford on business.

A regular business meeting of Own
Lnurcl will he held Wednesday own
ing at 3 o‘clock in Red‘Men‘s hall.

Chariot. Bird and W. Sullivan, of
Stanford, Delaware. npcnl Saturday and

,fiSnudu)‘ nith Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
lletnnlnn of Spring street.

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missus Emma llonneily, Mlly Cor-
comn, and Mnry Cunningham, with
their limo. l'ricnds, uttmnl‘od tho “Mur-
-riag‘e flame" at. the Purl.- tllcntrc in
New Yori. yesterday.

A sharia].convocntion of llntlcr
'Chuplor. .ii. .‘i. .\1.. will lw held at its
rooms iSUVOIIlllL‘l‘ Nth ol 8 o'clock 1).
till. ’i‘hc ii. A. (icgt'uc will he worked
and rcl‘rlmlnncuts will he served.

 

'l‘llonltw Murray. letter carrier and
brother of Gilli-or Jarvis, Murray. re-
turned homo nl‘tor n thrco months stay
at Finn l‘snuh, N: Y. He is looking:r line.
having mined several pounds whilo‘
he has hcon away.

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«The choicest vn-riuly of young:
l’rosh tailiulitturkoys in town, 280 und
fillc it». tlzlyrs' Market.

A carn- ui srnrlol icror was l‘l‘pl‘i‘ll‘ll
tn licniti littlror Dr. William J.
Tracey )cslltaijllny. ’l‘ltc \‘l('l.llll in Ruth
(ilovor. :lqod l\\'(,‘l\'(} yours. of Who!)
Norwnll. The little girl was ultrnd-
inn llhy‘A'cst Norwnlk school. but tho
room in which she was will not he
closmt.

A rmn‘n' lill‘l‘liili: ol‘ llnnncr (Tonn-
cii_ 'Lm'Hllot-n oi' Lillct'ly, will he held
on ’l‘hnt'ar’ny (Ironing. A short newton
beginning ill 7:34) will he llt‘ld after
which the: morning will he thrown corn
to tho Morris of lilo lnnnllmm. An ox.
notion!’progrnni hzln horn nrrllinzcd.
roll-unlihu-nlo will he url‘votl. illlll u
mutt twm h. :lr'vrilll‘l‘ll nll who nttond.

Anion: lhv \lsilorn at tho lllll‘Vill‘ll
Ynio lil‘ttlidll nunw on Stillll‘tlny wm‘u
ilr. nml ,ilrla, llnhcrt M. \\'oll‘o ill'l'illll-
Mil... ill‘ltl‘Alll \ani’n
(l'lfonnrll. ’l'hr- pnrly nt~
tl-lnlv-«l w lut‘uv illnnlr nt ‘i'iw ii'ul'llti‘
ill Hm‘lnullvltl, it‘l'lllzty l‘l‘l‘illllil,
nvmmll Iins clinic on Sillltrtiny. null
rulurnml lump on Hillbilly :li'torulmlt.~

pulliwt utni

i‘lllL‘Jtlw 3.

wit-

illwrsn .i. llillllvlly, i‘tlilii‘nl‘ltll‘ tll‘I

Sprint: l'ill Monti, inn; hm n vniunhlh
’i‘hv
nnlnml m alnhllnn- mm plviwli up n bull
in ha. lnwl ntni lllmnl tmlln'ulnu not in.
Tim llolm- Will-l ll‘l‘llll'll lly n Vt'vltll‘llllli‘y
hut in nu nvuti, t‘m‘ inr‘illnw llt‘ll‘lllpt‘il.‘
iinlliolll. hull tlw boron ullot lilln morn.
lhu. it“ rnlmul liw nnlmul nl about.
who.

1mm: in n I‘I‘Hllll nl' lol'lginw.

lilo lltll‘f'riltlllli:
unlit": nl' filly lnuuuzino ot‘ lilo uttllllL
nrtl lulwrllmvd hrundu of good» from
nuttmlohilm: lo ut'ornrinn, null you will
find that ovnry nrticlo can hp pnrrhhn-
on right horn in town. lioonlnr Kit-
l‘lml‘l (inhineto. (llohu ‘l‘l'crnlnlto hook
clinch. Hurt. Submitter tit Mnrx null
Puck's; riothlnz. llmlglnn. Elite and
(inmnnxyrr ultooo, Knoll Ktlltcr tooth,
Mark lironn tealhcr goods. Gorlmm'o
nilvorwuro, Hpunldittg'n courting good»
and all tho rest. of them nro’lh clock
and in good variety to choose trout.
not lwtnw atoll than tho olumlnrd cr-
licie in lilo notification of dealing with
n rollnbtg merchant whom yon know
and to whom you have contidonce.

Mill“ :1 llni l‘rnnt

hound that (lhrlslmon Club monoy in ‘

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—«~‘Scntlncl Wants are llQuldlt action

and inexpcnoive means or commuui

:uliun. They afford a direct way oi

i'il‘ he the most interested.

onnnrlse in THE gamma

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We recommend 5A ‘

Horse Blankets because of

' their grant strength. their

warmth. their horse-protec:

tion and their long wear.

Thcyarcllieleaders. Ask‘

for :1 5A Horse Blanket
when you buy.

BUYA ‘
8A comm: mamm- you nTRtEY on"

on snow BLANKET Iron Tun ITADLI
M muan non! yon your: OWN convent

Sold by -~ .Jaii

George W. Wardwell

52 South Main 'Street

 

 

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GOOD
. EYESIGHT

is enjoyed by a great many
people today because we knew
how to fit their glasses PROP-
ERLY.

We employ experienced
OCULISTS to examine eyes
and GUARANTEE SATIS~
FAC'l‘ION. No charge for
cxamlnation-

THAMER

Dentist: and Opticians.
87 Atlantic Square. Stamford. Gt.
Open Sat. Evenlngl. Elt. 15 ano.

 

 

 

 

COKE

 

For Household and Man-
ufaclnring Use. Makes
an easy, quick fire. Re—
dnccn the cost of Winter
l-lcoting.

, Vile are again manufac- ,
luring Coke and will be ‘
able to supply any quan~
lilies desired from this
time on. Order by mail
or by telephone.

Main Office, Clifford
Block. Tole hone 68;
Norwnik ificc, Wall
Street. Telephone 1096;
or Gas Works. Telephone
128.

The United Electric

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tli‘l'}lllg a‘ tileilsage to the ones who-

’ sister in Boston. While there shé will a ““9 gatewti’y ‘0 other parts of Long

= l \lv’hllonloczll “1",“,er doing same. has never been finished. This stretch.

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Light 8: Water Go.

voila-flow.
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wamcllw .
in; are the but

Wm to on»; grill.
than it Willflih . at Mo how allow;
Friction and Windows of Truman
liltnilli not! "will; by word unlf'llm.
AMI! all in their occur to Milton tho
imitation “Nth mum mini. who
‘flflmrmly ”purring thin Hildtflllhn,

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Tho donut at am. Truman Rollin in
North Wilton, at her home. hm Salim?
nay. ~iratutjtlvuu {rumour midst nun who
will bc greatly Wind in her family
in» a pctlfoct with and mother, and in

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§gcr no the cxunnllo of one who was
little exponent of ullohntrinlivo goodness
Silent sympathy in cxtondod to those‘
who survive her, the llltnhnnd atul‘
, linintherlcns children. Funcrul nervlmu
‘v . wnro lucid Tut-ruddy nitcrnoon at two in
lSL Matthew’s Church, llcv. (‘4 A:
'Marks omctutinu. The burial was in
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Miss FlOi'lz‘lllCe Morehouuc in visiting
Mint: isnbcl Gregory in Bridgeport, and
Miss Edna Sammie in Slratiord. l

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LONG ISLAND ROADS.
Long island again-comes into its

Tim Equal Francllino‘Lcague held 3. Own 7.15 a popular ground for short
alter tourists have

meeting Friday afternoon at the, runsin thelute fali
homo of tho presidont. Mrs: Ernest, returned inm'lhotr extended trips
:Schenck, \» into New England and other-parts oi'

the country. The Queens county roads
MrS. Herbert Slurttes m visiting her are in excellent. condition and afford

Wit

witness the Harvard-Yule gumc
Cambridge.

nl.‘ island. A one-day trip of npproxt-
lmnteiy 130 miles is outlined below
——-——.~.—— ;0\‘er mostly good rwds. Accommodu:
Mrs. Frances! Brady who has ,,e(.,n,,li01m are exceptionally good.
stopping for the post four weeks with‘ ‘ After leaving Jamaica the Merrick
Wilton friends, has returned to her road is in fair condition to Rockvlllo
home in Weston. ,ICanter, l‘rom which point a good road
‘ . ; ends off to Long Beach. Motorists
bound for points beyond through Free-
! .' . ‘ ‘ ) port. Mossapequa, limilyrllle and
§.1lll;l":‘lpo‘ti "tithe Famiifirfigtio: Babylon-lo Boy snort), will find; fair
in 18 (“HM Pr- ‘3‘ c i“ ‘3' roads over the Morrifik road and the
‘formerly a resident: of bouth V‘ir'iltl)!l.gg0m]1 Country i'ond. For one who

3 , rtwishes a return trom"thio pointClln-
5 Homer ”i’lllgion “'00 hasmccupied‘ ton avenue and the tiny Shore , road

the Julian Gregory more in field?" through Docp Park hind Farmlnglinlo
;i{ill during: the past summer has sall- cotiitecting with tho'IBothpngc road.
[ed for Leeds. England, where; he has will furnish good conditions through
Tu position as Consul. g Hompntond; thence war the Ham.»
; -. lstcnd Turnpike to Jamaica.

t Mrs. Snnlucl Miller lllln lllld lllllllw TQfiQnunuewon fopa mummy trip
ldroda of tulip bulbs planted ml and in. 1 of Long Island the next few miles will
“the front of her promises. Next. be over in road whichcontlnuea in the
spring the plant: and its Surroundings ' some rough condition that it has been
lw‘” be nhlnze with ul‘e'm‘any lilted a" summon This is:ir0m *Bay.,-iihor6
blollsonls. «‘7 through lslip to Sammie, whorohtho
Erond wns contracted to he built but

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tail ploughing in Beiden Hill, he dim h“w°"“' 1“ entirely! usable. Moon
Emmi-ed lying on the ground it man‘s dnm. coined with g “I in fair con-
}hhull, litre incision in which gave color dition t 0“ lends ‘0 fiatchoguo. lime
to ”m theory that this relic was onco‘ turn north over it straight road. which

._ 'l'l‘ho llrdt part or this has become pit-
‘ 00. 3. Knights of Washington will ”(1:55” an. Lzoram; it ‘3 then l" 30""
lgire a nlinstrci perlormance Monday. co“ on to lort .letforson. where n

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(ironing, December I, in Cannon Hall. 11 n‘ucntunrd in mode for the return
"1‘ in entertainment motions to h to New \ork. Main street in ””8
. W“ ‘t )‘l ‘p ’ ‘ c lmvn, nice a hill which was formerly
3“" 1“- ” . as the Wm ”"1 perform very dillioult. have been improved on
orn urn being inutrurtrd by n iimft‘li‘ that it is now in fine condition:
[clonal ““011 “ :thenco over fairly good tuncndnln
t c .
.' y . . » rondu throu ll Setaukot mid Stony
I the \Ollllg Womnnu Guild, of Si: Brook m S"; lumen
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With the exception of some short?

‘ Matthew's Parish, llllll planned to hold}

inn entertainment Saturday afternoon Stretches of 1,00,. dirt road. lair condl‘
'3 d evening, December 0. in the PM“ limits one found through Slnltlltown to
iltlll Building. Afternoon too. with light l (iommnck. The North ‘Sido‘l‘urnpiko
rclroulnnonta. 'wllt he served. A fancy from this point in in fairly good condi-
_toble will dlnpiny a variety of nrticloc' lion through WOOdl'lllG 10 “PM“?! but;
' beyond that point. is a decidedly rough
"" inlrctch of road on tho Jericho Turn-

‘l - pike, which it is well to avoid. From
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Conlmnck in order to enjoy the full
delights of the North Show of Long
Inland. at a yellow houuo. alter louv-
lng (‘ommnck turn right and go ovoi-
. the Hunt Northnort road through Ens!
Norlllport to Northporl. More good
roads wind along tho shnro to Com
lcrnort and on to Huntington. Tim,
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illnllington, nl‘l‘ordlng bountiful vlown
.nl‘ Lulu: inlnnd Sound from tho clitt‘u
, IllifilllllR' lungnltlccnl column of Home of
tho wealthy t‘oulllentn.

(‘nld Spring Harbor, ()yulor rllny.
lllrn (Euro and Sen (um will furnish
'thr Inout uttrnclivn route to lloniyn:
nllhounh tho North llulnpntoud 'l‘iil‘il~
I . . .plkn which runu directly through illnul
{Norwich llilii illllllilli'llll to Roslyn. in
in good condition. This Ttlrnnllm ht
also in good condition tllrmlfgh “Mun-
:tnmnct, ‘l.llllh Nook nod liny‘ Shin to
itltlnllitlu. llurc .lnckhon nvnnuo.
land lilo cluct nourco of [mint in l‘iillti‘i l‘hmhhm nvmnm or lhoilhull road may
l H W" dill“ lull ”mm 3‘00 MG Will"; I ho chunnn for n rclnrn to tho (.luunnnu
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j Winlt'n tho mm of keeping poultry
Tn‘nlnttn you got outta?

You nro kcoplnu poultry l‘or prnllt,

fiionoy. : borough bridge. il‘ronl liuy Side. Wil-
Cnnilcy'u lluyhn; Tonic will hire 3‘00 lult'n. l’olntlrond can be used ‘l‘or n
98‘”. ‘ up
1 ‘ “GK? clot and orrr tho (inlhaowny will

i mulco ll circuit of nttothor min of lhouo

Charles "E o D0“, 3 Hillllll ponlunnlun ‘ on Long inhnnl
l which nilordu line roads. .
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{mm IN BACK AND uncommon.
t Torment lhouuonds of people daily.
‘non'h he one ot those sufferers whorl
ifor no little cool you can not well rid
:of tho chum. Foley Kldnny Pills ‘be-
into their good work from the var!
Enrol; dose. 'i‘hoy exert no direct on
iacllcni'on thc'ltidnoya and ‘hladdor
that, the pain and torment oil backache.

 

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Steamship Tickelc

Florida. West Indies and
South America.

Xmas Remittances to tho
Old Country.

Surety ‘Bondo. Rents.

Jo Mb 143th & 00.. '11“).

Real Estato and Mailman“
5 Railroad Avenue,

soon dispelled. For. note by all drug.
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dare moneywflonttnol nor. will coll
pronoun mat omoloymenl or rent vu-

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,was built in 1912,10 Port. Jeftérnon. .

cd ornr lino rondn from ilcniornorwlfl .

ruldc trip lhrouuh W‘ilttoolono and Col ,.

rhonmntlum and kidney trouble is .

 

 

 

 

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9‘0on Gloves Children's
Still) to $4.00 ‘ UNDERWEAR
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$5 to $10 Hats$

Take your choice of any .
Trimmed flat in the store, beginning
Tomorrow, and pay' us $2.90. (“Noth-
’ ing reserved. Every Hat must .be ,sold.
, _‘ Hats .. that Sold up to $10. 7

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0093mm am Wolf on Max

0U know ' what’s coming; the annual

feast day'is almost here; the bird is pre-

pared to do his part. You can probably man-

age it successfully, but we suggest that you
leave the “dressing” to us.

W c’li dress you in our special

Hart Schaffner 8t Marx

clothes; you’ll be dressed right, too.

If you need a full dress, or Tuxedo, or truck suit, we’ll see
that you “have the right thing. if you prefer to be in “ev-
eryday” attire, or if you want a good overcoat, here’s the
place to get what you need.

Suits and overcoals $18 to $30.
Other good makcs down to $10

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This store is the home of Hart Sonatina- and Marx clotting.

 

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