:TER
turai {Italic Water Filters
cs thI (valor clcnu and
FILTERS
(II-(I. posiilvoly gorm proof as tho wotcr
though a stone disc which I-(Imovos all gorms (liit. and bad
swoot Slack l‘Iom I to 8 gallons, from
”w .
2‘ Call and see them. From
Hider
STOVES
“Climax" wood Stoves will heat your room in five minutes.
A
$1. 5011p.
to 320.00
es—(Abendroth Bios. ) in I
til by the makers and this
Heateraétho famous Abendroth Bros. makc.
Ill styles; all sizes.
Evcry stove guar-
Stoves deliver (Id and set up free.
styles, 3 sizes each.
house.
' ipe, elbows, dampers collars (It (I. at low prices.
FURN
meat in the Norwalks.
h are the lov’vcst.
nishers.
ITURE
not forgot that we have the la rgest and most up. to date Furniture
All tho new li‘nii designs and finishes at pric-
lIet III-I also remind you that we are
complcto
III Planet's.
. tsinway Hardman Shoningor le wcti Woodbury I’iunos and the won.
ee ‘ from 4 (of.
will give a free Pianola coucmt in 01” store (Ivory afternoon this
o‘.clock Change of program daily
All are invited.
,u
N8west Patterns.
1 lat Styles.
(billions.
~LAI’1‘JII 2'.
We are readu to do (tour Fall Furnishing
r’FIOOIS and Windows.
‘ iNGRAlN TAPESTRY- BRUSSELS VELVET BODI-
BRUSSE S. MARQUETTE, AXMINISTER CARPETS In
OIL CLOTHS and LINOLEUMS. in Various Widths.
CHINA and JAPANESE MATTING Standard and spec-
LACE CURTAINS'and PORTIERS. Draperies and Me-
SHADES 0i OPAQUE or HOLLAND.
SHADES TO ORDER A SPECIALTY.
Dickerman 8:
South Norwaik
Oil,
dina'ry cement: in well underptobd
The price in 1198'.” low that
(1an content II to an extent, bola:
crowded out. We hand]. the "Mill,"
which is conceded to be the belt (.2an
on (in? at}: right. Our (Idiot of this 9‘0-
(non
cement lilo "ATLAS. ”
l
hill
The superiority of Dortland out or!
Rosen-
1,.“
nova lncruied ton- doll! within
few years. .If you no rain: to use
I In
Of (bum, we it". the “Renaming"
and our ling 9t mnonn' building
rials blob stony, lower pipe; 010.,
,m“
. audio the is
(can inued Iiom rust than
wit—-
about fifty voter: Dresontl; Later the
number was Increased so that when a
vote. was taken on the $15 000 appropri-
ation thorn were about seventy-live
present? Clark Joseph R. Taylor read
the call, which was approved, and
Chairman 1.90 called for the first busi~
(was of the evening. Judge Light im-
ultimately lntrnduccd the following ros-
olution:
Prsolved. That the Board of Electri-
‘.:---. Commissioncrs ha, and ttloy are
(hereby instruct ted to purchase and in-
Istnll Inoicls for use in measuring niec-
trlcily furulshcd lo consumers: and
l‘thuIIVI-(l, That the sum of $5,000 he,
and tho some is Iicrcby appropriaicd
for tho purpouc of covering the expense
of purchasing and installing such met-
:(Irs. .
Christian Swartz stu-ondéd the reso—
lotion. and a vot(I was Iakcn by (I show
of bands. thouc III favor of the rosolu-
lion (Ippcurlug decidedly in the ma-.
jority. ’l‘lIo‘roIsolutlon was duly voted.
lmlucdlquiy aftcr tho adoption of
this resolution Judge Light prescntcd
the following.
Itcsolvod That the BOIIIII of Hitachi-
cal Commissioners be, and any are
hereby authorized to inorcnse the ca-
pacity of tho (:ily‘ s (Ilcctric light plant
for that, purpose to purchase new
(Iquipmcnt according to plans and (Is‘ti-
Iuatcs prcpnrcd by and (III file with
said board of Elcctrlcui Commission-
(Irs; (Ind
Resulvcd. further, That the sum of
propriutcd for the purpose hcrcinbcforo
spcciilcd.
S. C. Palmer started the ball rolling
by saying that ho thought the rim ti ic
light works should bc established on
(I paying basin before any additions
were made. The resolution just vot (I
is to plow that enterprise on (I proper
paying basis When this is done tho
tuxpaycis will enlarge it (Is it ought to
be enlnlged.
Mr. Adams: 1 have never been able
to use the plans as to what the enlnrgc-
manta propose to he. .Wo have a right
to know what this $15,000 is for. A8 a
citizen I don't know anything about it.
if we have plans We never seen them
Commissioner VoIk: i would state
that the idea was to discard the prey
(Int system and to put in the now strect
and incandescent system.
ought. to keep the street plant indo-
peudcnt of the commercial plant. At.
the present time We are overloaded.
Four machines are run every night; in
case of (I breakdown we would be in a
bad fix. Even if the contract were
given out today. it would take two or
thrc(I months to got thc nIuclIincry
bore.
Mr. Adams wanted to know if IluI
(Inlargcmont was (Intircly for the usc
of thc commcrcial plant. Mr. \‘oilI re.
plicd that it was to cover both. thc idea
being to install a new strcct lighting
tion was whcthcr the plant was worn
Olll or not. and Mr. Wolk rcpiled that
it was in tho (Indeavor to be up—to-dotn.
"’l‘hcn. ll (.(uncthlng came out again in
11v.» ycars, would you chang(I it?“ came
Mr. Adams‘ quick retort.
At this point Superintendent A. II].
Winchester was called upon and sub-
mitiod thc following figures:
’l‘otul receipts for commer—
cial business to the cod of
October. 1002.
Profit. after paying all ex-
pcuscs. 5,550.48.
Up to datc the plant has paid (In its
debt (luring tlI(I past four yruis.
$8.1.lllbll and II Is $1000 additional Iol
(Inn 0ch NovcmboI 5.
Mr. Winchcstci explained by saying
that thc ubovII figures showed that the
business was conducted with a decided
pIoflt and had very much iII(-Io.ascd
As to (Inlulgcmcnt he stated that thc
commissioners lillli boon solo judges
in thc past for the welfare of the plant,-
and at thtI prcsont time they wore por-
haps beuer qualifiod to. know its (weds
than anyone (also. Said Mr. Winches-
ter: "'l‘hc plant tonight is carrying II
grcatcr load than it can bear. Should
it break down all Ihc lights in tho (:in
Would be put out. I think we could
save somctbing if the. question wcrc
sctticd hcre now. “'0 could gct fig-
ures on. thrI work. and. as contractors
lInv finisbcd their work for the spring
and summer. and have very little to do.
we could probably got. in very low
bids. As to thrI purpose of culnrgc-
meat: The arc. system has run ten
years; the lamps are old: (Is to future
improvement it is doubtful if progrcss
this way will be very rapid. What cv~
or we might get now will last much
longer than it, (Iver would bcforo. ’i‘IuI
lamps hawI saved th(I city $1.000 (Ii
lcast already.
"One of tho ncw style of lamps will
burn from 100 to I50 hours. Now we
havc. to havo (I man on tho routc (‘uch
day. in case he is pick it places as in
(I qul position. With thonew system
we would save 812,000 in regular oper-
ating oweuucs. in my opinion noth-
ing should be done to restrict the pow-
('1' of the plant. We have (established
an industry that I think wo ought to
be proud of and already hnvrI brought
one factory here.
“A‘s to the are system: The strcet
lamps depend on one engine. With the
new system we would have (I new (In-
$17,232 80
(98.14.. onvln
nor recanted." Mr. Win-
chester explained
tor (system would iii (I‘ measure relieve
the (train on (hit. plain, but even then
the pment plant Was not big enough
to (nest tho requirements placed upon
‘ it. ”Photo was the occupant of (I wrack-
the. city (I good aired flflmilo repair.
Iii. rattler: lthin'lt I: ,
iiiipr‘cas‘loh about the plant being over-I
loaded. There are niearly as many
installed (In the machine»l will
. Mrs. Tupinan, ruminant ,
lady ("If Richmond, (a, a great
sullerer with woman ’s troubles,
tells haw she was cured.
“For some years I suitor (Id with
backache. severe bearing:- (iown pains.
loucorrhwa, and failing of the womb.
I tried many remodics, but. nothing
we any positive mllcf.
“:1 commenced taking Lydia E.
Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound
in .luutI 100i. thn 1 had taken the
first. half bottle, I felt. a vast improve-
manhood. have now taken too bottles
w-iththe result that lfool like a. new
woman. When I oouuncnoed faulting
$151100 be. and tho same is licroby np- ‘_
I believe MI 1
service entirely. Mr. Adams‘ next qucs~ ,
zine of 250 horse power, and We would ,
operate a low tension dynamo to tur— :
’ nlnh power for commercial or street 1
lightln purposes. '1 here will also be a ,
in theI cost (It carbons, .,
considerable
length that the installattion (It the me— '»
or! piece of machinery (hilt would coat
the Vegetable Compound 1 tell. all
worn out and was last. approaching
complete norvous collapse 1 woigbcd
only 08 pounds. Now I Ivcigh 101.1}
pounds and Inn improving every day.
gladly testif to the benefits ro-
(Ieivodl ———Mi(s. t. C. TUI’MAN, 4i."chst
:Ioth bit. Richmond Va.—— ~rsooo my." 1/
o. Iglnal of’ above Ictflr proving gauuinancaa cannot
ibo produced.
1 When a medicine has bot-II suc-
cessful in momI than a million
I cases, is it justice to y'ourscli to
i say. without trying it. “1 do not
i believe It. would help me?"
Surely you cannot wish to ro-
main weak and sick.
rs. ,Pi nkhmn. “hose addrcsu
ii Is Lynn, Muss.. will answorchcor-
. fully and without cost all letters
I addressed to hcr bv sick woman.
i Perhaps she has just the knowl-
‘ (Idgc. that will help your cano—
i try her to-day— it costs nothing.
missioncrs come to us with some (lof-
luitcI plan (If (Iniargcmcnt. The public
[ought to know that the recommenda-
iion was nevcr Ibo I-(IIouuncudutlon of
itbc (Ilcctric light (Ioninilsisouers. (Is (I
iwholc. but was first (LII I-II.(oIIInI(Indn-
(ion of Mr. Wlnchosicr. l‘he (IIIIIII
coInnIissionors signcd Ii to bring tho
:nnttcr bcforc the public, 1 ndviuc IhIII
wo postpone our action until we find
that tho plant is on (I good paying bus-
is. and until the clcclric commissioncrr
have somc (lciinitc plan (If culurgonisui
to submit.
Mr. Volk siatcll tbc (Iolumissioncrs
had signed the pIIpIII's. and llilll (Isllcd
.Iir. Winchester In draw up plans in
two ways to lot IlIII pcoplc (lci'ido on it.
He himscli‘ was in favor of kccpiuc,
Ibo street lighting (lcpIII-IIIIIIIII indepen-
dent. In relation to IIIII plaid bcing
(Ivcrloadcd. Mr. Volk (third that IhcrII
was something like ili'Iy hon-Io powcr
in addition to tho 4,0(51 lights now cor~
ricd. 'l‘his Would rcprcsonl. about tIvII
(hundred mnrc lights. lic thought Pro—
lfcssor Scy vcr hud IIII‘l‘l‘ (-loscly (Ixam-
Iincd one of the .m lumps. ”(I also
Ivlgorouslv (ionicd lllc slutcmcnt that
(how was any (lisscuslon (III ihc bouid
Mr.
lup Ibc plans.
Ito discuss them." sold Mr. Volk. "but
1ag‘rcedIto place lhcin bcforc the coun-
(‘i ." i
Ml' I’IIIIIIIII: Mr 'W lnchestor liar.
Ircpcalcdiy stated that thc lights arc in
luv-client condition. As i undcrstund
it the (IqumissioIIcIs:worn not agxocd
as to (ho best thing to do about it
At this point (‘uptuiu anson Tu)-
onI in his st aighliorwuld way. ((51ch
point blank if it I\.I~ II but. that lb:
lplaut had l“(‘ll(‘ili|l its limit. "lluvo wc
goitcn lo win-r0 o'II'vII got to stop. and
will be no longcl' :IlIlII to oiTcr iuduco-
month to quIquaIIturiug intcrcsls?"
asked Mr. Taylor. ”(I udvocotcd strong-
ly that if it was ncrcssury the city
should put iiscll‘oui of tho way to plucc
lIIdIIcI'IIIIcuIII for small IIIoIquurIluring
intcrcsts to lucuic llcrc, llc for our
(lcslrcd to ircur ll' lluI plnul was ovcr-
loadcd. (Applauer
in nnswcr Mr. Winchcsinr caplulncd
that thc plant was most (-(Irialnly (Iver-
loaded. Aside from tho loud it was
carrying it had to prpvldc for “much.
'I‘hn electrical (Inn-mu in its transmis-
sion. Ioscs (I ccrinln amount (If (Incrgy.
which had to ho accouuicd for. ”III
fact. tho plant has rcuchcd its (Ixtrcmc
limit." addcd (ho sIIpcI-iIIthIchIt.
“'l‘hcn Ihc city will got its moncy's
worth if it volIIs tlIII appropriation."
said Mr. Taylor. "Aftor having tuiuIn
tlIc slop (If ordcrlng thc installation of
the motors. it seems to (no tho only
logical other stop lu'ihc voting of tho
appropriation for thc addition." (Ap-
pinusc.)
John ll McMahon. (I mcmbor of ”I”
special investigating commitico, said
the installation of llm motor (Iystnm
i
do... (In Wish to
pom (I it?
III: .‘M:
Who (1000‘ not delight
It is it: be t(Ity of
health. Itist is evi once (If
. ‘ riohhl
are many “on ya .
its It I: “I ,
. iiy for.
Winchcstcr was (Iulliorizcd to got.
"WII (liIln'l huvc a chum-(IE
’ ' > let thrI special pass.
, and (Irnnhad Into tho caboose.
. 1 Brynntmd his party were put into an
‘ ,‘ emptyrofrlgerntor car, and. drawn by
. novon miles away.
’ was attached to the engine and run to
. - thirtyyflvegfer och
(loos not lip with the commissioners to .
fix, the prion tor electricity, said .Mr. 1
McMahon. "I IIII plant must earn all
least ten per (lent on the- lnvostuwut.
it we inc reuse the investment Wc must
Incroaao lhc ratc to consumors. WII
ought (lotto do this (and We are as—
surcd that it is ncccssary to do it.
Mr. Swartz: ’l‘he ratcI to be charged .
forllght is govcrucd by law. Wc havc
not lived up to thc lawin selling (doc,-
triclty for 1(qu than (no law allow.
1 advocate going slow. The rates
charged hero arc as l to 20. Mr. Vollt
(lull lluysclflulvc had uomo (prorlcucc
in (Iihcr towns. outside «of tho staid.
l.ct Ila attxtlniplunt (III a paying burial
illlli find out what wc can scll (IIIII-Iri:~~
All will admit (but vu- can do
this ucxi March.
. Mr. ’l‘ayior urged thc voting of ill“
Illllll'iJlH'IililUI‘I unllnslicd Ml‘. Wll‘IclicH-
for it .lbcrc was any advantage in (at
(ling ihc matter now. 'i‘lIc iuiicr r(--
pllcd (but :I long iinIII contract would
gIVc. ndvuutagr (Ivor (din-rs. Contract--
ors now huvo their work all done, and
would submit (Iioscr figurru than III.
any 0tlil'l‘» blow of the your. ‘
Mr ’l‘nyIOI: 'i hen Ihort-I is no reason
why tho maiicl should not be closed up
now. It am ms to Inc Ibis oursilon has
boon thoroughly vantilntcd and if our
charges arc no i to 120, it would put us
in an (Ixccllcut condition to sell (olcc-
lricily at rates attractive to overyonc.
Mr. Adams (zilll urgcd that tho (Illy
should wait until it got Iualtcis on a
good workingr basis. bci‘orc attempting
anything ”lit-.111 addition to tho pluui
.chcInhIlI Donovan Inadc thc most
convincing and conclusive spccch of
tho (Ivcnlng. With (he figures bci‘orc
him Mr. l'lonovau showed that (le
plant had alrcudy proved a good pay-
ing iuvestmcni; it had increased its
buslncsu and had not yet cost tho lax-
pnycrs (Inc (II-lit. ”$3.190 is (I good pro.
ilt on a $13000 buslncas.” said Mr.
Donovan and sat down amid applause.
Mr. Volk took tho floor and rcltel‘at~
(Id his lormrr statrmcnts that the plant
was run to its fullest capacity and Col—
(Incl Lcslio Smith stnlcd that in ten
yours the citizens had not paid (I sin-
gle ccnl (Ixccpt for street lighting. “If
the $5.000 is appropriated." said Mr.
Smith. "it will practically cost thc city
nothing; the (ton‘Imcrcial light will pay
for itscll." '
Mr. McMahon puts up the plea that
if by carrying a surplus of power the
cost of street lighting was increased,
(how was no gain to the manufacturer
or (Inyonc else. “(I saw no rcnson for
increasing Ihc size of thiI plant.
Sireot Commissimlcr L‘utblll (lif-
fIII-(Id with Mr. McMahon. He saw the
pcoplc Ivcro gcttlng thc benefit of tho
rcduccd cost of (IiIIciricily. but didn't
are why ihcrc should bc opposition to
tho increase in the size of the plant.
”'i‘hcrc must b(- something back of it
all." he uddcd.
A (acrics of argument of (IIII cross-
oucstlonlng vuricty. indulgcd in by tho
principals Incuiloucd belorc. loilowcd.
rcsuiiing in no uearcr a solution of the
difficulty. but. only a I'cltcrution (If
what had gonc beforc, whcn Mayor
.(Io (Inllcd for tlu-I question. and up-
pointld Councilmt‘n Bosch and Wright
(ho ((Illcrs. The votc showcd thirty-
(Ilght yous illlii twenty-(zight nuys. ’i‘hc
appropriation was votcd.
~—Scnld hcad is an (II-zcma of tho
sciIlp-«wcry scvcrc (Iomcilincs. but it
can hc (Iurcd. lloan‘s ()inimcnt. quick
and pcrmancnt in its rosulls. At any
drug store, 50 cents.
CHEERS GIVEN lN COURT.
Greet Verdict of Not Guilty in Police-
~ man Kelly's Case
".
NII‘W HAVEN ()ci “0 -~I\ (Icinou-
Islinliou Much has not bccn (Iquailcd
lip many vcurs folloucd lhc words
Not guilty “ Ihc verdict brought in
i by (h(I jury whi(h has bccn sitting in
Judgmont in lh(I case of John Kelly
who. until May 25 was one of tho
1 most (Iillciout odiccls on tho New llav~
(In policc force. At that time Kclly
was charged with entering (I harbor
shop and rciuoving cigars. His case
has cxcikulxroat lntorcst among tho
(Iitlxcnti. and when the jury rctircd
yoslordny afternoon to consider the
evidence which had been brought ho.
lorc them. (III'I court room was crowd-
od. An hour and a half later the
twclvc men rciurncd and after the (III-
ual questions, announced their verdict.
'l‘borc was a momentary bush and then
uvcry (Ipcctator in the court room
simultancouniy burst into (I cheer so
load that thc sheriff's call for order
was not cvnn hoard.
(Idlcur Kelly was visibly affected.
’I‘hc first. man to grasp his hand was
his foI'Inor superior oillccr. Sergeant
lluycu. Kclly has boon (III oilloor
(Ilncc 1880. was for a numbcr (If yours
in tho ilrsi. gnado. and was sevorai
(buns honorably Inontioucd. III: will
rcmuuo his (lotion today.
BRYAN spasm. IN wREcK.
Ora-hon Into I Eroight in Colorado-I-
Livn Saved By Jumping.
(lltll’l’inil CREEK. (201., Oct. 2am
The lirynn (Ipooiul crnuhcd into tho (In-
boouc of (I frolglit (It Moon. in Brown
canyon, iIfIIIIIn miles above lioadvllio;
yoaterday. Tho appoint remained on
the track,» but the caboose was thrown
from tho ‘truokaand tin-(In people (my:
(Id their livna by lumping. 'l‘ho
freight had pulled on (I
The caboose had
not cloarod thc main line wiIcn‘I’Iho
acct-ltd awopi around a sharp curve
_ .Thc occupants of the caboose wore
warned of (hair Italian: in than to save
their "you. Mr. Bryan was uniniura
(Id. The truck woo obstructed so that
the special could not proceed. Mr.
a freight engine, were when to Nathan.
There a chair car
, Bacon Vista and baauvliie.
III WW
one hula (‘0:
“ii.
p III: (III 1.. (II
' twandiehce. 'l‘ho pundit
out interest in Canada and
‘ i flattering term: of Frontier
drain ...I
,, INbW FALLING IN fli‘Ji'i'ALo.
,5, BUFF‘ALO. N. In. October 29-»th
Augean“ tailing mg} ml!
““3
siding to '
morning but ,
til
W88. i Bridgeport Adrian...» .
THE D M READ co
Established I 85 7 .
DISRLA Y OF CUTLERY'.
In the crockery Store two large tables have been
given up to an exhibit of Table and Kitchen Cutlery. The
collection embraces beautiful Carving Sets, Bird and Game
Sets, Table Knives and Forks. The steel is of the finest
quality, and the handles are of Stag Horn, plain or silver
mounted, Celluloid Ivory, and Cocobolo. Very. attractive
Game Carvers, light and convenient in size, have handles
of the small natural curved horns of the ibex. “
There are also Bread Knives, Butcher Knives, Beef
Slicers, Oyster Knives, Cake Knives, and Kitchen Knives
for every conceivable use, singly and In sets. It Is a most
complete assortment and at clearing prices. Ari exception-
al opportunity to replenish your Cutlery Stock.
SPECIAL IN KITCHEN UTENSILS
It Is necessary for us to close out at once a number of
articles in order to find space {or holiday goods. Before
long the toys will be here and we need a whole store for
them. Therefore this opportunity is for you to save mon-
ey, and to make room for us.
Cedar Tubs; The very best made, thick and strong,
with electric welded Iron hoops.
Small size, 55 cts, medium. 75 cts. large, 95 cts.
Indurated Fibre Tubs, according to size, 60, 70 and 95
cts.
Galvanized Tubs, a few at 50, 60 and 75 cts.
Wash Boilers, veritable “bsrgains.” A few extra hea-
vy Boilers at 80 cts each.
Galvanized Boilers, according to size, 70, 80 and 95
cts. '
Extra quality Lisk Boilers, one lot in three sizes at
$1.15, $1.25 and $1.40. Formerly $1.50, $1.75 and $2.00.
Anti—Rust Boilers, three sizes, $1.85, $2.00 and $2.25.
This is literally a closing out sale. and there will be no
more at these prices. All bulky articles must mo}: way
for the present.
A trail of flower-like fragrance will lead you to the
Toilet Section. There are some specialties in the Hudnut
exhibit that will be comforting in cold weather.
Almond Meal for those whose skin rebels against
soap. It is cleansing and fragrant.
Milk 0i Cucumber and Orris, a pleasant lotion for the
face after outdoor exposure. ‘7
(HI: I). a. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport, Conn.
Dr. A. H. Wright
Eye Sight Specialist.
of NORWICH. will be at the
Mahacke mo Hotel Parlors,
Prepared to Take Orders for His Glasses.
mom’s A. M. TO 9 P. M. I'
EVERY THURSDAY.
Eyes Exammed Free Oct. 30th.
‘ ' ' ' ‘ ‘ (I ’ ** a a“
Popularity Increasmg.
Dr. Wright's populariiy lncrcascs at (Inch visit he makes in our city.
Ills rcnIurkublII III-(Iduchc cures arc tho talk among all cinsncu. Ara you
(Inc of ihosc who born not iIIkIIn (Idvu nlogc of his IIpIIIIIIIl offcr. if so visit
him at tho Mlllili(!lf("llli) llotol ncxt 'l‘h ursdny.
slblc for any (Inn to tnkc advantago of bio shill.
iiiu low lli‘iilt‘li nulko it pos-
My $3 Glasses Reduced To Si
1 will aim: in (Ivory porron purchnuing (I pair of my (Inc I‘Iollar (banana.
0 Gold li‘illcd li‘ramc (undo by tho inrgont optical (unicorn in tho world. 'l'hu
frame has (I wriiicn gunrnnicc to woo r tcn yoarII.
Do Not MISS This Opportunity.
Nearly (no pcoplc arc wearing gluu sch fitted by Dr. Wright in the city of
Norwalk in not this nulliciont proof of his ability and (skill. Dr. Wright
in (I collage graduntc. and inventor of tho National llyo TPKHIIR Chart.
When i any examinc tho cyan iron 1 (noun fi thorough and (Iccurntc
(Illumination (If (Inch oyn nepomloiy (Ind natishictlon gIInFunicml. i will
gunmnlce to improve your vision. provided them in (my vision loft. Au-
lthnatiam and all errors of refraction scientifically correoilni. if you Im-
tyoubiod with headachcn; if you but! double ohjocln: if you arc nervoua and
.forgetnt you should IIII sure and call (I II in. Wiight and burn your oyeu
' thoroughly and accuratciy oxamlncd iron in a professional and (Iotodnto
manner.
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vounnass than any drug over (11d and t he relief is permanent.
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