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Evening sentinel, Monday, November 18, 1918 · page 2

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‘5} Spinoourt. but this meat only
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, M if the

leveral ‘
the mad 6? \erdna to ,
,» distance about twenty- .
drowned whom cl uri- 1 '

.» 5 going to the opposite di-
. Many ol the former prison-
were ”tired in Germn gust-oi,
We and had their elects in:
Wheelbarrow: carts hand trucks and

fishy carriages. For .the most part
- W prisoners were well clothed. but

Already the Americans are starting
Whoa leading stations. where theyl
‘m serving colee. bread and canned
4 goat. In one instance, released pris-
oners rushed an American truck load-
. '9‘ with bread cleaning it out before
‘Ihe crowd could be controlled
Prisoners Reported Well.
LONDON, Nov. 17 —'1‘he prisoners
,1 war department announces that it
ha been informed through the Neth-
Mnds legation. at Berlin. that the
German Soldiers’ (‘ouncil has taken
’ Me of the Ruhleben prisoner camp.
w the prisoners are reported to be
poll and quiet prevails.

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l‘HIAINS NAKlNG SPECIAL STOPSl

.fi THURSDAY, NOV. 28TH.

' Train No. 284. leaving New York
13.57 F- 111., will make additional stops
at Columbus Ave. 3.27 p. m., I’elham

3.80 p. 111., Mamaroneck 3.39 p. m.

Train No. 286. leaving New York
8:63 p. 11.1., will make additional stops
(to like only) at Mt. Vernon 4.21 p.
In, New Rochelle 4.15 p. 111., Mammo-
neok 4.19 p. to.

Train No. 244, leaving New York
4.23 p. m. will make additional stops
at Mt. Vernon 4.50 p. in, Columbus
Ave. 2.52 11.111. Pelbam 4.54 9.111..
Larchmpnt Manor 4 58 p. n1., Llamaro-
neck 5.00 p 111.. Harrison 5.03 9.111.,
11311105 p.111

Train No. 290. leaving New York at
6.13 p. 111. will make additional stops
at Mt \‘einon 6.40 11.111» Columbus
Ave. 6.34 p. 111., Peiham 6.35 11. IL, New
Rochelle 5:44 p. m. Larchmont Manor ‘
5.46 1). n1. Mamaroneck 5.48 p. m.,

" Harrison 5.51 p. 111., Rye 5.53 p. m..

Port Chester 5.55 it. 111., and will run

'10 minutes late to New Haven; due

17.28 p. m.

Train No. 222. leaving New York
5.32 p, 111.. Will make an additional stop
at Pout Chester 6.21 p. m.

‘ Train No. 260, leaving New York
6.03 p. 111., will make additional stops
at Mt. Vernon 6.32 p. in. Columbus
Ave. 11.34 p. m.. Prlhaui 6.35 p. in, New
Rochelle 6.36 p.n1,l.arch1nont Manor
6.3;) p. m.. Mamaroneck 6 41 p.m.,H11r-

Won 6.44 p. in. Rye 6.46 p.111.

Train No 271. leaning New Haven
6.50 a. 1n. and Stamford 7.21 a. 111.. will
make additional stops at Sound Beach
”(.23 t. 111.. Riverside 7.26 a. 111., Cos

Cob 7.28 a. 111.. Greenwich 7.31 a. 111.,

. Port Chester 7.33 a. 111.; due 125th St.
8.09 a. m. (to leave only), due New

‘ York 8.20 a. m.

1 Trill: N0. 155. advertised to leave
Port Chester 7.28 a. n1., for New York.
will leave at 7. 37 21.111; run nine min-
ntes later and make an additional stop
at Columbus Avenue 8. 04 11.111.

Train No. 251. leaving South N111-
walk 7 11 a. m and 8111111111in 7 '12 a. 111.
will make additional stops 111 Rye 7. 55 l
I. 111., Harrison 7. 59 a. n1. Mamaro-
11901 8.03 a. 1n., Larchlnont Manor 8.06
a. In, New Rochelle 8.11 a. 111.; ‘due

- 1251118583111. 111. (to leave only.. due
New York 8.42 a. n1.

Train No. 209. leaving Stamford 8.0::
a. 111., will mnko additional stops at
Rye ~8.26 a. m.. Harrison 8.29 a. 111..
Mamaroneck 8.33 11. n1. Larchlnont him!
nor 8.37 a. m.. New Rochclle 8.43 a.

m.. Pelhanl 8.47 a. 111.. Columbus Ave.
8.50 a. m.. Mt. chon 8.53 a. 111.: 11119,

’ 125111 St. 9.12 am. (to leave only),due.
‘ New York 9.23 a. 1n.

, Trains Will Not Run.

Attentmn is called to trains indicm
ed in time-tables as not running on‘
, November 28 bctwecn the following
, points: ]

New York and New Rochelle P011;
Chester. Stnmfmd. and \‘911' Ca11a11n.'

New Haven. New London Providence‘
and Boston. l
f Harlem River and New Rochelle. l
Sayltrook Junction and New Lon i

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The Read Fillmtlll‘e Galleries contain many articles which are always

acceptable as gifts and which are inexpensive. Then; is 71 tendency this
year to make the home attractiv9, pc1llaps because one wishes to welcume

the boys flUlll ovelscas in the happiest 11.11'

All thinlrs \1hi1h pcttnin to

the beauty and comfort of the homo ate shown 111 the 1"aiious sections of the

8101 9.
Individual Pieces.
Music Cabinets, Mahogany,

plain or inlaid.
$18.00, $22.50 and $33.00
Secretary» in pcriod designs,
representing Colonial, Queen
Anne, William and Mary. Splcn~
did cranlplcs in solid mahogany.

$48.00, $62.00 and $69.00

Day Beds. Just as the name im-
plies thcso‘couvcnient pieces of
furniture are day beds. Wide
luxuriously upholstered and gener-
ally with washable coverings. It
is the day limo. place for 1111 ai‘icr-
noon nap and rost. It is also
1119111 y large enough to be 11s91l 11>;
sleeping couch for thc night.

‘ $22.50, $415.00 and $98.00

Tabourets for plants or to he

used as smoking: stands. Oak
and Mahogany, many different.
patterns at reasonable prices. A

r111mbcr of Oak 'l‘abourcts, $55.00
Other styles, mahogany finish.
‘ $1.75, $2.50, $3.50.

Linen Section

Art Crashes are very scarce,
and yct there is a big demand for
them at present to make 1111111ch
and covers for library or living-
room tables.

The following are now in stock:
Brown Art Crash,

16 inches, 60. 89 and 75 cts.
19 inches, 75 and 50 ch.
1 20 inchcs, 75 and 85 cts.
.5 21 inches, 80 and 59 eta.
'f 22 inches, 90 cts.
’ 23 inches, 95 eta.
25 inches, 90 cts and $1.00
Thlrd floor.

Cards in Leather Cases
Auction Bridge Sets, $2.00 to $5.011

Poker Sets, 200 chips, 2 packs
playing cards, $15.00

Poker Set, mission finished case,

200 chips, 2 packsplaying cards:

Poker Sets, "variOus sizes, 100“

, chips, 1 pack playing cards,
. $2.50, $3.95 1111113450
Playing Cards, 66 1:11.10 62.00

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W llcthcl them is the inclination to buv or not visitors are welcome.

Mirrors, lucky gifts. Flotentine,
Frcnch,ll911aissancc, and Italian
ftalncs. A heautiiul collection,
styles for houdoirs, drawingrooms,
halls, etc.

$13.00 to $66.00

Palhophones. One of thc fincst
musical instruments ever made.
The records represent selections
from the host artists known to the
world. The Pathephone machine
is made in many beautiful models,
and there are styles to cmnbiue
with all furnishings.

$32.00 to $225.00

Pedestals. Plain Doric on Co-
lonial pattcrns, suitable for hold-
ing card trays or statues. Good
designs at reasonable pl’lcCS. ,

$3.00, $9.00 and 310.50

Fourth door.

A Useful Hassock

Everybody needs a hassock‘
sometimes. When it is not needed
it just retires under 11 table, desk
or couch.

Large Hassock, square in shape,
large enough to 1189, as alootstool
and in a good line of coloris.’ ;

,Velvet Carpet, $2.11) 1
Smaller sizes, 6 $1.50 l
Scalloped and indented styles,
dark or light, 75 'cls.

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A Beautiful Book
”Alana-Lorraine"
by George Wharton Edwards

With a beautifully illustrated.

cover stamped with gilded fleur do
lys and monogram A L. It con-
tains 36 color plates and monotones

of celebrated cathedrals, chateaux .

and public buildings. A lovelyl

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Furniture for Christmas

A new niece of Furniture is the ideal Christ—
mas nresent. for it lasts the whole year ’round. We
have his and 1111111 Ho. ‘11....

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Do Your Cliflotmas
Shopping Early
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Underwear. Dainty
in Satin

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fashionable colors, Silk Umbrellas, black and colors. Ivory-

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collection at du'mble gilt

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Sensible Shoes for Winter Wear

We mako‘a specialty of shoes for men, women and children
that while built 601mm in cold and Itomy mother, not only
give ampl- proloction to your feet, but that LOOK JUST AS

WELL AS THEY WEAR.

Only personal inspection will prove this, and visitors are

always welcome.

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SATISFACTORY STOCKINGS TO MATCH.

CONNEALLY 81 BRACKEN

81 Washington BM

loath Nor-walk.

In all its Branches
J.lllaylon& Co.,lnc.

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DEFlfllTlON OF CHIROPRAOV'IU.

Chiropractic is the denllltion or the
cause 01 the disease and the art of
adjusting the same Disease is caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the
back. Even if done in childhood, lil
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the dint-eat. organs and
limbs.

Chiroprnclorl remove the cause of
disease .16 pain, health is restored
through harmonizing the nerve sys‘
toms in your body. Female troubles
given special attention; also cur-v.4
lure of the spine. You will never -- v.
gret giving the Chiropractor a ch.“ 11
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want not only a good looking
design such as we show in the
illustration. but a linoleum that
will give you downright good
service tor the money.- You

my it right. Our linoleum is
absolnuly dependable. will live
you has wear. and ll [uran-

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