new 111' the’ unit to basi'yeufilihpiy
or Towinle.’ You will find eomewery
good values here,
A special Lineni'f'owel, 19 lne‘heeby
34 Inches at 121/21; is very cheap.
Linsn: Crash In plain and twilled
goods at 10¢ a yd. A good bargain.
E. K. . BANKS,
46-47 WASHINGTON STREET,
Mahnckemo Hotel niacin,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN
LiialNewsiluits
WEATHER FORECAST.
li‘oiecast for Norwalk and" vicinity:
Showors tonight and Tuesday. 'l‘wo
well~ defined storm areas appear this
morning, one ccntml off ,l-latteras. with
rain extending as far north as New
York,clty,,,and the other central in Ok~
laboma, with rain extending north»
eastward to. the Lake region. The foi~
lowing heavy rainfall in inches has
been reported during the past twenty—
four 11013.1: Abilene. 1.5;4 Oklahoma,
1.12; Mirth Platte, 2.;00 Kansas City,
1.66:1111d Hatteras, 1.32. Cloudy wea-
ther prevails generally east of the
Rocky Mountains, and storm warnings
are displayed along the coast north of
Hatteras.
Our Brothcis‘ Lodge I. 0 0. R, of
Norwalk will hold a meeting this eve
ping.
Jolm J. Kearns, a telegraph operator
of many years’ experience, returns to
his home in Danbury, today, after hav-
ing been in charge. of the local West-
ern Union office for two weeks, in the
absence of Messrs. Vi'aterbm'y.-»Stam-
ford Advocate.
——Tl1c “Supreme Court" 100 Cigar.
D. P. Morrcll is third alternative del-
egate chosen to attend the National 1111-
campmont of tho (1. A. 11., in Washing-
ton, October 61b to 10th. Mr, Morrell
has been notified to attend and at pres-
ent is undecided whether he shall be
able to do so or not.
The South Norwalk Board of Coun-
cilmen will hold a special meeting this
evening at 8 o'clock in the chamber
in Havilund street, to take action in
relation to the coming city election to
be held Monday, October 6. The can
cases will be held next Week.
.The services at the South Norwalk
Baptist Church. last evening were of
a very high character. The pastor,
Rev. H. B. Carpenter. preached from
the text John 11: iii, and was listened
to by a large congregation. The ma-
sic of the day was of a very high or-
der.
Next Sunday will be observed as Di-
ble Study Day in many churches
throughout America. An appropriate
scrmon will be preached by the pastor
of tho South Norwalk Congregational
Church. The talks to the little folk
will be resumed next Sunday, the sub-
ject being “The Best Child‘s Book."
Calendar for the. week at the First
Methodist Episcopal Church: Monday,
ii. In, monthly meeting of the official
board; Tuesday. 7:45 p. 111.. general
class meeting: Wednesday. 8 p. n1..
Ladies Aid Society Social; Thursday.
7:45 p. m., mid-week prayer meeting:
Friday, it p. m.. Christain Industrial
League reception,
The regular September meeting of
the Norwaik Town Toachcrs' Associa-
tion, which should convene. Tuesday
afternoon. till1 2311 last. will be omit-
ted. The loci are course and entertain-
ment committee of the association
will mcct at the noun1 of Charles A.
Tucker, 143 Main street. Norwalk
Wednesday evening. Scptcn1bcr 24111,
at 7:30 o’clock.
Sveo's orchestra has been secured to
furnish dance music at the annual con-
cert. and ball ’of Mayflowor Hook and
Ladder Com 1111.01 least Norwalk. to
be held nutty night October 24,111
Music Hall. William Lowe' s orchestra
will furnish the concert numbers be
tween the regular dancing numbers on
the program. The dancing and con-
cert will commence at 8 o clock in the
evening and continue until morning.
Dame Fashion has never yet
been able to set too hot a pace for
Marks Ambeim. the tailor. We
are his only representative' in this
city and vicinity. and every suit
we put out is drafted after then
latest platen. Setter come in new
and bit measured. 111mm,, dollar:
sArnheim‘s leader, and it is a
hinder and don’t you detect it.
H15”. KEMP.
Old Post Office Bldg... Wall St.
Namath.
o,
Million more: ‘
Huspitul.
stltuttoa.
The bank examiner made his annual
visitation upon the City National Bank
Saturday.
Charles Yost and fhmily ‘will move
this week from South Third street to
Main street. Norwalk.
-—Split Wood at Raymond Bros.’
name their activities after the summer
vacation the first week in October.
Chester, Heath, of West Main street,
Norwalk, new acts as assistant three
nights a week at the,Norwalk l lbrary
The civil suit of licrman Quiitncr
against Samuel lmngyel, of Spring-
wood, for $75,11as been settled out of
cour.t
William J. Mallory. of Post 18, lot
cated in Danbury, has been selected
to inspect Douglas Fowler Post, of
this city.
' --0ne of nature's remedies; cannot
harm the weakest constitution; never
fails to cure summer complaints of
young or old. Dr. Fowler‘s Extract of
Wild Strawberry.
The Falrfleld County Baptist. Asso-
ciation will meet at the Strattlcld Bap-
tist church, Wednesday and Thursday
of this week.
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There were last week in Norwaik
according to The Commercial Record
six real estate sales. with mortgages
amounting to $3,450
The1 regular monthly meeting of the
official board of the First Methodist
Church, will be held this evcmng in
the church class room.
The Ladies' Society, of St. Paul's
Church will hold a cake sale in the
basement. of the Berkeley stiect chap-
cl Thursday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
J. B Dunn. representing the New
Haven office of the international (.‘or-
respondent-c Schools has been in
South Nm walk on business.
John Siswlck of Plattsvillc avenue.
Norwaik resumed his duties as strip»
per in John Oldcuschlagcr s cigar fac-
lory today after a three wroks va-
cation.
Another balloon. containing an ad-
mission ticket to St. Mary’s Fair, will
be sent up this evening, in front of
the news store of John T. Hayes, in
Main street.
The ,town auditors. Charles A. Wal-
ters and Wilfred llodwcll, have com-
plctcd the work of going over 11111 an-
nual accounts of tho aelcctmcn and
town treasurer.
Dr, Dick's Medicine cures Malaria.
Everett Osterbanks, of Norwalk,
who completed a dental course1 in a
Philadelphia college. will shortly
take the stats examinations in Hart-
ford which will allow him to practice
in this state.
’—
Tho children of the South Norwaik
Baptist Sunday School are requested
to bring golden rod to the church to-
morrow afternoon at 5 o'clock. The
flower committeo is desirous of accur-
ing a generous supply.
Donald Drew Egbert,
Rev. and Mrs. George 'Eglwrt. was
baptized at the mornlnt: service at tho
Norwalk Conm'egational Church yes-
terday. Mr. Egbert. the pastor's fa-
ther, read the sacrament.
The first fall meeting of the Ladies'
Benevolent Association will be held
Wednesday afternoon at 3 o‘clock in
the Norwalk Coimrcgntional chapel.
At this time the. members are request-
ed to bring in their thank offerings.
Adcacon will be. elected in
South Norwalk Conventional Church
on Thursday night Oct 2nd. to fill
vacancy in the doacanatbby the res-
Ignntlon of Frank A. Ferris, now su-
perintendent of the Sunday school.
At the family meeting in the South
Norwnlk Congregational Church, next
Thursday night at 7:45 o’clock, the
subject will be The Influences of Child
hood and there will be four- minute ud-
dresses by Charles M lmwrencc, W.
E. MabewnJJr C. (3. Manama. Prof
(1. E. artaln and Dr 11.111 .Alloa
Letter to The Lockwood Mfg. 00-,
South Norwolk, Conn.
1Doar Sire:
is twice as much
cation of some of the mixed paints?
Ferguson ii: Thompson a store. 1111th
N. Y., was painted some years ago with , .
infant son of ;
thf1 ,
i ‘lilliill RAILWAY
Did you know that there ‘
plot in a gallon of.
Devon lead and 11.1 no as there is in a .
BLANKETO 1» 1
When you get ready to buy, tin1
store is really to supplyv-is ready to
show them now. The blanket buyer is
enthusiastic about his collection and
wants everybody to pass an opinion on
them.
Not all of them are allrwool. Many
by the use of cotton warp, but whcth
or all wool part, wool or all cotton
they are sold for just what they are
in every instance.
We repeat some of the details of
Saturday.
114 white blankets, soft and well
made, assorted borders. red. pink.
blue, $2.60, $2.75 and 33 pair.
114 white ,wool blunkets,. fine and
soft with pretty red, blue and pink
hor.ders silk bound Weight 11% lbs.
133. 50 pair
1.1 11 white wool blankets very good
quality assorted borders weight 5 lbs
and is of special value, .84 pair.
11-11 white blankets 35 pair. Two
kinds one that is very line all wool
filled with Just a ,llttle cotton in the
warp to prevent shrinking. The other
,is strictly hilzwdol, both warp and .fill
ing;Tilcs(1 are without. doubt the best
values over offered by us .at 35. As-
sored borders, silk ,boui‘nl.
xtra size blankets. 85. .87, $3 to
$13 50 pair
,CUT GLASS.
American factories make the best
cut glass in the workload down in the
basement glass section is a dish show
log how they do it. its different p01
lions illustratct the different steps in
the work. An inspection of it is, well
worth any one's while. Will you stop
in and see it?
Much wealth too of handsome cut
glass—gleaming, delicate in pattern.
ric .
Salad and fruit bowls—~54 to $12.
(lelcry trays~$3.50 to $7.50.
Water d10ttlos-8250 to $6.
Nappies in round or square patterns,
some with bandlea-$L50 to $4.25.
Vases and bondnetholdersn:1.50 to
$7.50.
allassment.
RIBBON BARGAINS.
That special value in ribbons which
we told of Saturday ls good enough to
repeat today.
Crepe-dc-chine taffeta ribbon in a doa-
cn handsome colors, 41,5 inches wide.
such as usually sells for 251' yd., for
151‘. yd.
Right aisle.
.6000 PAPER
FOR LITTLE.
Don't know of any correspondence
paper so good as Festal note that. is
sold regularly at the some price. Don't
think there is any.
it is a paper (it nice wela‘bt. flood
finish, and of a soft tint. Sizes in ei-
ther octave or tin.1 newer Girton.
By the pound only—«1811.. Envelopes
5c and 7c pkg.
Finer paper too, in much variety.
Paper stamped with crest or address
line. Fine work at fair prices.
Itigbt corner, rear.
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS CO..
Bridgeport.
Figure it Out.
Basement.
One Gas Arc Lamp
Costs $3.25 Per Month.
How many
Will Light Your Store ?
Drop us a card
And We Will Tell You.
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and «to; the atrial: and 0 prices
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WINDING with ““3 Bridgeport Cit
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TMNDaOoeu September 221111;
review
of them are made stronger and better
‘ stomach and cures positively and per.
, people strong by conveying to their
' after meals.
HOYT’S THEATRE.
One Night Only,
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 22d.
E x t r a l
Majestic llovlval of
The Two Sisters.
A Glorious l‘lny l'orYoung People of
all Ages, by
DENMAN THOMPSON and GEORGE
W. ItYlCi‘t,
Authors of
THE OLD HOMESTEAD.
Presented with Every Advantage.
PRICES: 25c, 50c and file
Sale of seats opens at lloyt's Thea-
tre, South Norwaik, and Wood's drug
store, Norwalk, 5 days in advance of:
all attractions.
MAKE WAY FOR THE LEAGUE.
Democracy Turns Over Nominations
to New Organization.
John 11‘. iloioban. chairman of the
Democratic 'l‘own Committee. slated
to an American reporter yesterday
that the Democratic. party of Water
bury would make no effort to carry
the coming town primaries, but would
learn the field open to the Economic
League. This statement is regarded
as quite significant, and if carried out
will mean the elhnination of the struc-
gles that have characterized rotini:
days of previous years. Mr. Holohan
further said that in view of the lack of
interest at present displayed. and tin1
abscase of any important issues the,
vote polled would be very light.
This decision of the party to give
the Leacucrs full swing has caused
some of tin1 present holders of tow"
oillcos to say things. Many of them
know that they have little show if the
Leagucrs get hold of the primaries
and already pressure is brim: brought
to bear to have the party rescind its
decision 11nd out out 11 ticket.
"I never heard of such a thing."
one of them yesterday. “it‘s practi-
cally a surrender. The Democratic
party ought not to give or expect any-
thing from everybody. it should fight
its battles instead of brim: a helpless
bark floating around on a sea of un-
certainly ready to grasp at any breath
that looks favorable. The party is be-
ing sacrificed to satisfy some schem-
ing politicians who hope to make some-
thing by this move at some futurc
time. The Eromnnlc llcaauc is simply
a branch of tlu1 Democratic party. It
has no rlehl to have control of the
part.y."——Wntcrbury American.
said
TAKE CARE OF THE STOMACH.
The man or woman whose digestion
is perfect 11nd whose stomach performs
its every function in never sick. Ko-.
dol cleanses. purities and sweet?“ the
manetly .all stomach troubles, indigen-
tlon and dyspepsia. ,lt is the wonder-
fpl reconstructive ionic that is mak-
lng so many sick people well and weak
bodies all of the nourishment in the
food they eat. her. J. 11. lloiladay, of
iioiladay. Mina, writes: Kodol has cur.
ed me. 1 consider It the best remedy
I ever used for dyspepsia and stomach
troubles. l was given up by physic-
ians. Kodol saved my life. Take It
Clifford Pharmacy. "
When a woman wants to say some-
thing particularly dark and mysterious
about a man's letter, film says she
"reads between the lions,"
" will;
Carter’s
Little Liver Pills.
Must lo» Ilgnntunof '
H
a .
ii)“ hpuip
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FOR
beset-oi Reggae”! A. ma. reached hero,
V , ,1 ‘ ,
, sorted by opal-ks From the
1 than ordinarily cold and stormy, the
Med the. uprlngand summer of 1901
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and Spread to‘ Cartoon.
CIIRISTIANA. September 20-41111)»
lain Svcrdrup, who reached litavunger
vostm day from the Airtic “legions on
the steamer l1‘rnu1 gave the reporter
of The Associated Press today the fol-
lowing details of his expedition:
"i spent the winter of 1898 99 in win
for 1111111 lots at Ellesmere Land
whence scleutiflc‘ expeditions were
started with sludges. The summer of
11199 was unfavorable and the From
was obliged to return and pass the
winter at Ellesmcic Land. A great
part of the surrounding region was
mapped out.
“Thorn was a serious fire 011 board
the 11mm in May. 1000. it was started
by sparks frmn the funnel and 11111 end
to the Arctic canoes. which we“:
smeared with piuniilnc fol their pro
li'tllllll ’I‘in1 rigging and masts thcn
taught fire1 and the total destruction
of the vessel was threatened. but we
succeeded in mastering the flames.
“In August. 1900, we. traversed Jones
Sound and Cardigan Strait and took
up winter quarters at 73.111 north and
30 west. The region wusrrlch in rein»
doors and polar wolves, of which we
brought back living specimens.
“The following winter was mori1
averagetemperature melng 45 degrees
below zero. Sledge expeditions occu-
nndw the early part of 1002."
"011 August (i, the From succeeded
in breaklugfrmn the. ice, and arrived
at Godhavcn, August 18. We 111110111111
[farewell homeward bound August
1.11."
Captain Svcrdrnp added that 11111
members of the expedition met no [111-1-
klmos In the regions visited. but he
said that many of their dwellings. 11c-
longing to fo1n1er per,lods were seen
BEWARE OF THE KNIFE.
No profession has advanced more
rapidly of late than surgery but it
should not be used except where abso
lately neeessm y In cases of piles for
example. it is seldom needed. De
Witt' s Witch Hazel Salvo cures quick
ly and permanently. Unequalled for
cuts.b111ns, bruises. wounds, skin dis-
eases. Accept no counteii‘eit..s “I was
so troubled with bleeding piles that i
lost much blood and strenetb." says J
C. Phillips P111111 Ill “DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve cured me in a short
time.“ Sootbes and heals. Clifford
Pharmacy. "
CAPSIZED OFF STAMFORD.
Six Young Men and Women Have Nar-
row Escapc from Drewning.
STAMFORD. September 22~Wlllinm
Gillespie and it. if. iCllcsplc, .lr.. the
11m Misses Gillespie. of this city, E.
l’. flrnnnls and Miss (lrannis. of South
Orange. N. .l.. had an exciting experi-
ence on ilif‘ Sound off Stamford late ‘
Saturday afternoon. The party were
out sailing in the catboat "Elsie" own-
cd by the Gillespie Brothers. T1111 wa-
ter was rather roach and when two
miles off Shippan Point. the boat was '
capsized by a sudden gust of wind.
The occupants of flu1 boat leaped into
the water as she turned over, and with
the assistance of the men, lilf.‘ ladies
held on to thck kccl. 'l‘1111 waves f‘ili‘il
moment, threatened to tear them away
from the boat_ and after they had been
in this predicament an hour. they Were ‘
taken from tin1 capsized craft by Dr.
A. ll. Scollcid, William 11. Arthur and
Waltcr and fins Dyncr. who had wil-
ncsscd the accident from tin1 shore. ,
it was with much difficulty that those
men in rowbonts reached the party.
who by this time wen1 thoroughly cx- ‘
bnustcd. The boat was found this
mornlmz. two miles off Greenwich and
was lowcd to this city,
Here is a man whose experience has
been worth something to him. Mr. L.
l. Withcrow of Liberty. W Va” says:
“Please send me prices on 1,1,, dozen
boxes of rear Tonic Liver Pills (all
pink). 1 find they are the only Pills
that will do me any good." You are
sure to find them Just. as beneficial to
you if you will try them. may cost
1101125 cents. R. H, Plnlsted.
TEN WATERBURY MEN CAPSIZED.
Saved by T J. Hall. of Milford, In his
Naphtha Launch.
MILFORD. September 22-»1‘011 Wal-
erbury men had u trying experience
off Fort. Trumbull Dear-.11 yesterday af-
ternoon, and but for T. .1. Hall. it is
believed that: several of them would
have been drowned. The ten men, who
refused to give their nailies,.wcnt out ,
salllaa in a catbont. The water was
very rough and the man at. the tiller
was apparently uncxperioncod. In
bringing the boat around, she capsized
throwing the occupants into the wa-
or.
when T. J. Iiull, of this town. now
their predicament, and inuncdlatcly
went to their rescue I11 his napbiliw
launch. Aside from build; 11 trille 11x1
boosted, the men were noon the worse
for their experience.
"I HAVE NOT KEP'rnleENT
all this time. but have constantly
praised and recommended Colour». Bol-
vout to the alliiotcd. l have derived
the cutest benefit from it.” Mrs 11
onion 7t llroadway Redundant,
N. Y The lady refers to the new med
111.1110 dtscovared by Dr. David Ken-
nedy. Ken 11y Row Kingston. N. 1'
Try it for lumen of the digestive or:
11111111 and all prevailing complaints. All
uranium. $1 to.
LIEUTENANT EMMONB TO HE-
PORT.
88111111111131. Warn. September 22»—-
hielllfillfiflt (1. P. 11111111111111 Is on his
way to Waahlnptnu'to report upon the
finding of ancient boandiu'v lines use
moan Alaska and Canada, but refuses
to talk until his report is made. He
says the setting aside of the Alexander
archipelago for a forest reserve Will
not interfere, with the settlemont of
the islands of southeastern Alaska
and that the development in all lines
will be allowed to continue. The for
out will be cared for to preserve the
smaller growths.
Mou'sw Nelle! villi cars all tron-
n3“tro1a outlay mews: fruits, etc.
A TABLE LINEN TALK.
You will find here many excellent
values in table damask», both bleached
and unbleached.
lag the wisdom and economy of buying
coed linens at low prices.
50 inch Loon} Damask, good quality,
a bargain, 25c yd.
Loom Table Damask, 50 In.
good weight, at it’ll/9c yd.
Extra heavy all Linen Double Damv
ask, white or brown, 611 in. wide, spicu-
did value, at 50c yd.
Double Satin Damask,
brown, 68 in. wide, at 75c yd.
72 in,
heavy quality, at $1, yd.
SOME NEWS ABOUT NAPKINS.
Napkins are always in demand. This
stores' napkin equipment is second to
none.
Good all-linen Napkins, 5-8 size, spe-
cial value, title 1102.
01111 special number,
damask Napkins;
$1.93 1102.
more. Expert shirt making 111111110
'ldxtra. largo dinner Napkins, very bcttcr shirts in every way for'
heavy, good value at $2. 25
Round or square
stitched (lollies, $2.75 doz.
meat in the ready-louse in til '
of bedding; few home-madden to}
pillow slips nowadayts.
Proof:
'l‘hm'c’s no gainsay-
sheets. size 81x90 5512.
Same duality, 90x90, 59c. .
wide, Bleached sheets, size 811190, 3 ill
Hemmcd pillow slips, 45x,
grade for 15 (1 new 12%(1
Pillow slips, 45 in., nicely modes
tra quality, 15c,
while MEN'S UNLAUNDERED sum
01‘
Irish ’i‘abie Damask. extra
lubed and sway shirt has a
bosom Now read prices:
Men' 11 white unlaundered shirt! nl
inn 11 bosom, reinforced back ‘ll
1‘1 out all sizes. 50c each. ' ,
Bovs' white unlaundered shl
sizes 12% 13,31 1A3, 14, all linen b08011!
well made, special, 39c each.
MEN’S NIGHT SHIRTS.
Home made night shirts are no
Honest napkins, honestly pric
Note the following items:
all linen satin
our $2.25 quality.
$1.08 don.
fringed or hem-
moucy, such as: _
Men's night shirts with ‘Or wit (it:
collars, all sizes, 50c each.
83 and 85 1111111111 $1.11. 1111111
They Immediately clung to the ,
keel of the overturned boat and had:
been in that position for some time-
also hundreds of individual pieces of Furniture at every description, ..‘
lug Sideboards, Gabinets, Cbiif'oniors, Dressing Tables, Odd Dreiser
411:1» ‘ 1
in ‘1‘ if:
12 North Main Street.
2311.1?
, ' hither cultures ”or old folks.
' rims.
Eye Sight Specialist ..
OF NORWICH. WILL BE AT THE
Mahac‘kemo Hotel Parlors.
Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses,
FROM 9 A. M. to 9 P. M.,
EVERY THURSDAY.
Eyes Examined Free Sept. 25th "L‘i
My $3 Glasses Reduced to SI.
SPECIAL OFFER FOR THIS VISIT. ( ‘
[will give to every llt‘lSOll purihaslng a pair of my One Dollar
Glasses. 11 (told Filled Frame is adc by the 1.11 gcst optical concernfln-
the world This frame has a written guarantee to wear ten years. Do
not miss this opportunity.
SPECIAL OFFER FROM OR. WRIGHT'S HEAD OFFICE,
31 Broadway, Norwich.
For the bola-ill of tilosc who cannot visit me the sick or aged, or
those living at a distanct1 i will glnuantcc to fit. their cy cs accurately,
by my scientific method. To each person sending me this question
blank piopcrly filled out. together with one dollar, I will forward at
once a pair of carefully selected glasses that will gIVe perfect satis-
faction. These classes will contain the best crystal lenses. clear and
plain to the sight and restful to the head and eyes; also a 10-year
gold filled frame 'i‘hose cannot b11 daplhaicd for loss than 83 any.
wherein the United States Do not 11111111 money in regular letter M
iwill not be responsible for money lost 111' mail Scud either P. 0.,
money or,di1r express money order or registered letter
FILL THIS BLANK OUT
and mail with $1,111 Dr. A. H. Wright, 31 Broadway, Norwich, (It.
Name
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City or Town .......................................... ............
Ago. ..... .............
Occupation ..... .............................
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Do you and clearly at a distance? .................... . .. . . . . . . . . . .. ,
Do you have lloadnclnm'.’ . ............... . .............. . ....... 3
Are you troubled with dizziness? ............. .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,3
Are your eyes affected by light? .............. . ....... . . mu . . . .i. .11,
Can you sec out of one eye better than tlm other?
If so, which one? ................................. ,. . .
Do you wish classes for reading or distance? .......... . . . . . .. . .
Please state what style classes you prefer . . . .
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DON'T FOREE’T 17H! DATE: THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER”;
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERG,
Norwalk Chronicler