"’ ‘utuoaroulntnng machine
*wr‘y common in 1nd urmmd
it‘r.‘ Would it not the wall to call
“up on the 'phone and protect your
jib! placing ”a Burgldry policy
Mimi. Tolephouc 1280.
TAYLOR 8t GOLDEN
I?“ Washington street,
, south Norwalk, Conn.
' , “All kinds rut insurance.
.Publio- Stenograpner.
. {l‘he :Barliers‘ ‘Union will hold it reg-
ular business meeting tonight.
Miss linurctta Smith, of Richmond
Hill avenue, Stamford, sin-cut Sundu)’
with friends in Noru'ulk.
Miss Marlon K. liurtnelt, of (ii
Adams uvenuc, Stamford, is visiting
Tl , her cousin, Miss Julie Recall, of Nor-
walk.
Mrs. James lionnclly lilld Mru. Clif-
‘ford lluni’nrd, of South Norwulk, ni‘e
. spending n for; duyu in Bridgeport with
friends. '
Mrs. 'Homer Bucknllln, of South Nor-
welk, has returned from
’ months' visit ill Sullivan county, and
Fluehing, N. Y.
Miss Bessie ll. Polllluan, accompa-
nied by her uncle, Theodore 0. Olson,
has gone to Sarntcgu Springs for a
week’s sojourn.
. , Luke ,A. Conneully, ot‘ Conncully &
Brackeu’s shoe emporium, in spending
his vacation with his wife at (luili‘ord
with relatives.
Peter F. Foley and iamlly, of St."
Louis, ‘Mo., formerly of South Nor-
walk and Bridgeport, are visiting rc-
letlves and friends in town.
1
Mr. and Mrs. Howard 1... Field. of
Boston, Mass” are the proud parents
of a son born yesterday. This makes
ext—Councilman i“. H. Field 8 grandfath-
er again.
.o—
my Lowe. the well-known singer.
is inktmouble again. He caught one
tiles-fingers on his right hand in ii '
at lHoyl
Theatre.» The injury is painful. -.
District Deputy Morrison will make
his semi-:tnnuul visit to Sherman Coun‘
cil, «Royal Arcuuuln, this evening. and
will glvo the members the semi-nnuuul
password. A lurge uttendunce is look-
ed for.
Mr. and Mrs. .lorn l". iicnndlrt lllld
daughter, Mrs. l‘. l.. Mcllrtun, who
have been unending some time in the
east, tire on their \vuy back to their
home ill lili‘l‘kt‘ll‘)’, t‘ulllorllln, ’l‘hcy
will visit muny villus of interest on
route.
Chariot-l Sil'hllh, bend of tho Abru-
ham llnd Struusu nioru, in lirooltlyn.
who lute lil‘lill enjoying it two wooku'
vuuctlon trip to Nllluuru nnd olhrr
lllllcos of lil"'l‘l'iil, in ginning hip Hik—
tor, Mrn. t‘nrl'l- 1M. Moclicr, or Wont
Wuuhinplnn bil‘t‘l‘l.
Mm. A, ilnilcy, of \\'nodw:lrd pvt»
duo, lllllu returned from Now York nnd
brought. with lll‘l‘ Mrs. Muy Wood.
who «llnu limit it pullout. lll lilo Pout
(lruduuio llcnpllnl plow April' 7th.
Silo in now l'otlvuloscoul hi 'Mrn. lllpl-
lcy'n homo llliil two uni-inns opm‘utimln
are very unrcounl‘ui nt prnxoul lion».
Tho hunting robin cruhu-r “Lydlu
ll.," owuud by 1’, J. Murphy, of (lliltb
non l'olni, Now York, wnn ullohnrml
of! Kollcr'u, Now lluvon. ycntnrdny,
but loft for Now London curly thin
morning. The cruli in ilil loci. in
length over all and till foot, on tho
wntnr lino. Him Who (ionigund by On-
cnr Andoruon null built. thy him at
South Norwulk in mm. ”l,.ydiu ll."
lilou the ting of tlic Wuiorwuyu
Louguc at New Jersey.
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if you are n submrlbnr to The Eleni
tinoi bring or ucnd in 35c and gel
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ionrst's, Fauhlcunblc Woman and
the Metropolitan, for three months,
, if you are not '9. subscriber send or
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addictions will bu cent you for three
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lithology deliver your upper send us
' ~in fonmwguipca and pay the boy 12:-
1 week for The sentinel. The magn-
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Thursday, July Ioth, issue of the missing word page, «it
was necessary for us to throw out ‘all answers for that
week. We will, however, give one extra insertion of the
complete the twelve anSWers.
ompetitors the Opportunity to
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tors in the City Hall. The oxcrciuos'
were held in the auditorium of the
:City Hull. and the spacious room was
pleasingly decorated with Americuu
tinge.
(,‘onllnundcr William Brown noted he
muster of ceremonies. and after it
print word of welcome introduced Rev.
.8. P. Fairbanks, puntor oi the tum
Avenue Methodist Church, who made
tho opcning prayer.
Nutlonul Department ‘Colulnundcr
{Judge Alfred ll. livers. of llrldgcporl,
}wus thou presented ulnld it round of
toppluuuu and delivered one of hill iu~
'tcuncly interesting addresses. lie Billll
illilll hr rcnlcmhorud yours tum rom-
link to South Norwnik to ho present ut
the llrni meeting held by Doughnut
.ll‘owlnr Pool. and it upponrcd to him
now. owing to unbncquent visits, that
he won coming nmcng tricndu. The
people, ho sold, were not growing (li(l~
or in pplrit, even though they might
be in yours, und it man With only up
old nu lit! felt. 'l‘llcro lu'no rcunon
iwhy wc nllollld not kccp young, and
the way to do thin Wild in look on tho
bright uldc oi‘ lilo. lion't be u puuzat
mint. llo you unpponc you mun oi the
(.lrnud Army would have even won it
victory it we nnvor went on the “Hill:
lluc, but hum; buck, und uuid Wu mm‘l
rick our liven ill thin clluua. The Army
of tho l’otomur won doleutod lnuuy
‘illncu, but. never guvo up, null iinully
could the grout victory, which mud-l
tho Union one null inuolulrubio. Wu
ullould nil ho optiiniutlc. llulicvo in
your city nnd town, bocut it up. null nil
will loud n happy and unoi’ui lilu, ltnd
uclllcvu the numb uucccnu which you
did fllty yours ugo. A lucturur who
hand to come in Bridgeport uuid lllul,
n mun‘n luco wuu compound of thirty-
tllrun purtn pmllon nod four purtn pl
(injection. Work tho nlnllcn contln»
uully null lcnvu tho dcicotion purl.
nlonu. '
in 1898 tho young mun of tho court
try ronc on mnnue null otters-ll lhclr
norvicen again to' their country no we
did in 1880, and were ready to doicml
the ting any and overywhnrc. Thu our»
vicon of the Women. the upcnkcr dc-
ciared, land never been npprcciutcd.
’I‘hcir heroism and aaifvaacridce dur-
ing the war was not commemorated
anywhere by a monument, and be be
ileved that was up to the Grand Army
to use that one was erected. The only
safety or the republic mm in the par
‘triotlnm 0! ita people and when this
omen your country will tell.
bitmbody hm tonight, swam to .
‘ fl M
be of the optimistic nature. and on
my arrivalhere one of your police otll~
POST cAmp F'nE'ccl-s greeted me and gave me the free-‘
dom of the city. and invited me to oc-
cupy one of the cells in tho lockup.
The next speaker was State Depart-
ment (Tonnuunder .lnmcn it. Sloane. oi
Mormon. He began by saying that
be misunderstood the nuture or the
gathering. on he thought it was to be
nlorcly :1 social l-lOl-li-llull in the post
rooms, and not it public meeting. .His
election was of no recent at date he bud
not much of inlorcst to report to the
members or the Post. but hoped to be
present again at a business pension of
the organization. when he would have
nonlctlllng to say. llc urged that every
number be retained in the order, out!
whom there had been recent with-
drltwulu endeavor to got them to join
again. Since coming to South .Nor-
wnlk ho learned that one new mom-
bor Joined tho pout lust wook. 'l‘hia
lnun should have joincd iorty~ilvc
years ago. und lllll'll helping you dur~
log all this limo
licicrcnco was made to the good
timo the votemlm bud at the recent
reunion of the blue llllll the (tray in
Gettysburg, und ho uluo ulludcd lo the
i’orty-uovonth natiunui encampment, to
be bold in (illnttunoonu, September lil-
2ll, which will cover the unnivcrunry
dutcn of tho lluttlo oi‘ l‘hickumuugn,
fought Junt lllty yonrn ngo (ticptclnbur
lii«2li, lliilil). liu nluo npoko oi the
lll‘mlt culobrntion to be held in 1916,
which cmumotnorutc titty yonru of
police in tho Unitod Slfltllil. and prom-
luod to ho tho nroutcut unnlvcruury of
lhcm nil. Although bu bud been
through ‘lr‘illlltil Norwulk ihnuunudn or
timon. it won the first timu hu hull
ovor ntoppml horn. and ho llunurud tho
vnlorunn it would not no llln inut vIuit.
llonry J. l—lculuy, tho nutlonnl licpurb
monl. udlutunbgonorul, who culncn
from llriducpcrt, wnu in his uuuni blip-
py vcln. and no roiutod numb nmuuing
llllomloton of thc department cum.
mnndor und other prominent mnmboro
of tho crdcr, und nluo nukl he wan gind
to otter u Word oi cougrntulntion to
llonulluln ll‘owlcr Pout on uncut-lug such
lino nuartcru. The commander-in-
chiot: ho naid. won optimistic, nun
preached it all the time. its bud
heard it talked so much he had come
in believe in it hlmuunt, and thought
that he was growing younger each
year. Mr. Stanley related thc'story of
a man who took a. trip Wont. and at
every place he Mapped he wrote home
that be was growing dye. tan, fifteen
and oven twenty yearn younger. Hill
family and friend: were delighted at
the news. but received a billion elm
the m but mnolt‘wumuom.
and want any m‘mu’mbwdudx remowimjlot '-
u\,m»,wv_u\;vuvmvuvlu \‘ux, 9“
via/viviwy’wa’uwv.~u -~.
l”
,_ iourrcd anywhere else in this time. i
, "Aniunili‘ continuum tribute to tho
;manugers.n£' the reunion in Gettys-
Erburg. although he admitted that. home
mistakes had been ,mudo. “Ono
l those was when the government ship-
lped n_,trnin {loud at coffins on the but-
tinlléld, oxpcotiug‘thnt many oi! tho
veterunu would die. Au a matter of
3 incl only eight deaths occurred during
‘tho week, o. utnnller death ritte'nmong
uncut) vctcruun than would have oc-
l
Although‘ Dcpurtmdnt. Senior Vice-
Zounnllndor George F. Buxtou, of Nor-
.wslk, thought it would be u. wuutu oi
itlmo for him to talk, he received it
,wurm welcome, and bin remnrks dc-
.lightell .ull who heard them. He be-
lieved lhut it was just thirty years
also, last night,- thnt he h‘ttd’jol’ned the
"(irony Army, uniting with llucklnghum
Pout in Norwulk. it was what our hie-
pnl‘tmont Commnndor lBecl'n hold at
that time tlutt induced the to apply for
menlboruhip. lie was than state coin
thunder. Mr. iluxton related it story
of n trip to Honolulu andthere meet-
ing' a friend of Mr. Beers, who lmd
lost a silver watch on the battlefield.
Thirty-live yours later a soldier going
to the Philippines. during the lSpun-
lab-American \Vnr, stopped in his
place of business and offered to sell
a watch. us he was broke and needed
money. The mun did not really want
the watch, but he examined, it, cl ml
was surprised to find that it looked
. strangely l'nmlliu.r. Opening the inside
ficnue he saw there his initials and the
Womb-any and regiment which he had
jecruwlcd on the cane. He asked the
evening uoldier where he had obtained
i the wutch, and he said his father. who,
i was a veteran. had picked it up while
iin the field, and bud given it to binnl‘
Ilogutllcr with its history when hohud
Icnlistcd from Kansas to enter the
iarmy and tight the Spaniards. it was
ilitlcdless to any the original owner
lives not only glad to give the young
gluon the $3 he asked for the watch,
3 but he also presented him with a $10
sliver watch besides.
State Department Adjutant-General
'A. S. May, of ‘Meriden. said he was
asurprlsed that none or the previous
3 speakers had alluded to the important
anniverunry of tllat date. He said that
lexactly fifty-two years ago, July let,
I the first battle of Bull Run was fought. -
l-lle wan there and he run, as taut as
inny of them. He was seventeen years
[old when he enlisted and served (our
lyeara and thnee months, participating
iin twenty-six other battles besides that
or the Battle of Bull Run. Although?
no mass the youngest private going to
war. he «morhaCk in command or his
company. and it was a. proud day lor‘
him when he did 80.
J. ii. Breckenridge, oi Meriden, ex»,
tended greetings to the Post. and:
wished the members God-speed in still
their eiforts.
Pant State Department Commander
Richard J. (lutbill. of 'South Norwulk,
said that the guests had been oxtend-‘
ing compliments on the flue rooms oi3
the goat, but he believed that it vote,
of thanks had never been given the‘
mayor and councilman of the past two
years. nnd he wished to uny,,"thanki
you" for the work done by the cityi
omcluls in lwhnlf of the Post. i
lion. in .1. .nm, of 'Norwalk, said he?
i
”1 behold. bndnbnd lvl‘tne‘sned runny docile“
cl)
‘(k‘l‘tinl 'l‘he llristo1 liloun.) Press.)
necessarily heavy borrowers of money
or bravery and patriotism on the part.
of members of the Grand Army of
the ilopublic. . .
Punt Department Commundcr Wil-
llum Dougnll. of New Preston. extend:
ed congratulations and mudo some
witty remarks which kept all in good
humor.
' lie was followed by .i'. Warren Le?
(lose. of the Sollllcr'h Home, at Noro-
ton, who told several war stories. l
winter all marched to the hull of
Washington Camp. No. 11. Patriotic
Order oi‘ the Sons of. Americu, where
at line uuppor was ucrvcd under the
direction of the Womuns' l'tcliof Corps
‘ot llouglnus «Fowler Post. The execu-
tive committee conniutcd of Mrs. Moor»
‘icc buttery, Mrs. Lizzie lilrothorton
and Mrs. Currie L. ‘i'tcmuon. and they
were ably anointed by Mrs. Fannie .lf
Joyce. Mrs. Mcrwin, Mrs. Charles,
l’lntt. Mrs. Rachel chlcr, MM. Jnnlcu‘
O. Jennings. . rs. John ”ll. 'Blltlfil‘SOIl!
and Mrs. Magdalene llawkinu.
The blessing was asked by 'i'liram
Brunduge, the chaplain of Douglass
Fowler Post, nnd the menu included
cold meats, salads, baked beans, p.8-
uorted sandwiches, pickles, bread,
rolls. cotton, ice cream, cake, fruit and
cigaru. There was it great abundance
of everything, and all were served.
promptly by the ladies in charge. ,
. Jumen 0. Jennings was chairman,
and Frank Timpson. two of tho promi- .
nent members oi the Post. had general
charge of all the arrangements, and'
to them is due in a grant measure the
success oi? the undertaking.
TIME FOR PAYMASTER TO TALK.
lin public utility matters the publlt‘,
is the naymustcr. Yet the payninntcr
has precious little to sily ublnlt wages
or any other mutter of expense. A
good many people seem to imagine
that railroads, for example are makers
of money by some secret process ukin
to alchemy. A nloment'n thought will
serve to make it plain that ruilronds
are merely distributors of money.
They have practically no source of rev-
enue except the people who plltronize
the freight and passenger service.
They are dependent on the public for
solo support. F‘uthermore they are
for extension and improvement pun
poses. At this time it is difficult to
secure money except at high rates, as
many a municipality is finding out.
All this is so primary that it should
not be, necessary to emphasize it, but
it is, nevertheless, for thc‘ reason that
large numbers and important bodies
assume that facts are otherwise and
that railroads are mints with power or
coining cosh. whereas every dollar or
it must come out oi the pockets of the
public.
This being the case why should thq
public not have some authority in the
cane of such a strike as is now threat-
nuod by one hundred thouannd railroad
men in the East? A utrlke mouse loss,
dclny, annoyance, hardship and severe
ions to the public, the public thut hut-l
been altogether too curly and docile.
The ruilrondu are in a corner, and can
not nilord lo grunt the heavy lucroano
ill u'ugea demanded unions they are
The sole cvcut oi the year.
with your coming.
slurp lltc opening of this busy
This Saturday
" , Jubilee Sale ‘
The most rcmurlmblo solo ever presumed
MINTZS |
d
Don‘t lot anything interfere
store.
MR. MELLEN To REST.
NEW :llAVllllN, July zit—«When
Charles S. 'Mellcu lays down the duties
of president of the New York, New
Haven and Hartford Railroad, in ac-
cordance with his recently accepted
resignation, he. intends to "sleep well,
out three meals n. (lily and attend
strictly to his own intuitions."
This was his answer given today
in response to a query as to his plans
for the future.
Sentinel Wallis are a quick action
and inexpensive means of communi-
cation. They amord a direct way of
carrying a message to the ones who
will be most interested.
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Why Not Use
Gas
main?
The piping can be concealed
or exposed.
Prices Reasonable
Best Workmanship
PromptAttention 3
Drop a Postal and our Repu.
sentative will call and
give estimate
United Electric |
Light &Water Go:
i
come to drink in the spirit of patriot-i permitted to advance freight and pits-
lsm, which hit needed, and had no de-lnengcr rates. in which ratio the public
nlro to mukc on extended speech. He: W“! Pay the advanced wages and in-
snid he remembered when a youth of Trim“!!! “1108 100-
wnlltlng to church on Sunday with higi \Vl‘ trust lllf‘ l‘llllrmldii will “Elli Mid
father. null in front of the Norwulkificillo this matter for homo time to;
Gazette building they met Editor A.:comc. The public in mum all the ex-
l-lomor llyiugton, who culled their no, public it an utund nt prnucut and rail-
tontion to u bulletin. which stated that mud mvu being among the will void
Fort ‘Silllllilel‘ had been fired upon.nnd Workcru in tho Unitvd Hinton thorn in
Mr. llyinntou remarked "Dr. illll older DO Wilson why We should incrcuuo our
ut the rule of twonlydflve years ovary burdcnp by giving tllrm all they null
dny." Mr. Hill deplored the fact that and been cn asking rcpnrdlczln und in—
Willinm Molllnloy's picture had been (liti‘crcnt of tho ability of tllo public to
rolnovcd from tho poumgu alumna and WW. it in high iltnc tlw pnynumtcr
the government llud gone backward lulu something to any,
one hundred yours to place another;
mnn'u likuncuu thereon. llo nuid Until
it {cw yourn lino, while 11.000 mllou
nwuy from porn, ho had found the Han Moro Mllel oi Truck Electrified
picture of l’runldnnt William McKinley Than Any Other Fiend Now.
on n box of Windy. Ml" «Hill “mm“ 'l‘llc New York, New linvun and
WW" M W‘" “”t u voturun “9 Md llnrli’ord lluilrond llllil more. luliou of
"W" ”t “"9”me "‘9’“ during the tin truck akintrlliml tlum uny other
“”“t “"‘l "Wm much time on tho bM' rullrotul in thin country. 'i‘hlu lu shown
in "union rccoutly cptnpllmi by tho
ililmzlrlc ltnllwuy .iournui, _
l tint oLthe l,llllb.ii lotion of truck
’olcctrlllud in tho Unitcd button, no»
cording to thouo ilgurcn, tim Now lin-
ivun lulu n total or 694.8 miluu. or u
trillu over till pur cunt. 'l‘hlu ilkuru ill»
Now is the Time to 00! RM 0' TM” cluduu tho all mlluu of tho llomuc lulu
ugly spots, nul nluctrillcnllcn on tho llcnton and
’ Mulno. '
'l'llrrb’u m," locum“ lilo Kilallliltll noun How are the llguruu nu gimp by the
ol‘ fooling nullnmod at your trunnion. Electric hallway .lcul‘nnl:
“a...“ WWW. ovum...
NEW HAVEN LEADS.
M
FR E C no
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tlll the prescription clitinwdonbld Now York. Now llnvnn end
illl‘nliklllwlg gunrnntuell to remove, Hartford liillil
tillvno homely sputn. i I’cnnuyivnniu ...............t:lb.li
New York Control .. ..8'll.6
lbouth Pacific .............. 08.0
Butte. Anaconda. and Pacific. 00.0
Simply gut up ouncn oi othinow
double btrongtllwll‘um F. 1-1. fluxtnr.
nml uppiy it little oi it night and mom
”4.”
inc nun you ubnukl soon also that all!“ Eric . too
the worgt freckles lanu begun to tile- Baltimore 5, onto 'M
llppear, whip. the lightcr ones naval Great Northern 6.0 -
vanished entirely. it is seldom that) Grand Trunk 4.0
more than an ounce in needed to calm
plainly clear the skin and gain w
beautiful clear complexion.
no sure to ask for the double Your uncut property in touting
strength undue My“! bi sold undon money every (by. A Sentinel wont
unlimited “moody bunnyifmlwtowmwlwilirunny-.lyupr ion into
‘ Hymn. minnow! no
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Toll! ....................1,645.3
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The New Science
DEFINITlON OF CHIROPRACTIQ-
Chiropractic la the doiinitinn or the
cause of the disease and the art oi
muuuting the some. incense is cnuu
ed by a wrench, twist or sprain in
the back. Even it done in childhood
it creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the diilercnt organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause at
diuouno and pulp, health in restored
through harmonizing tho nerve syn
tonic ill your body. F'nmulo troublot
given npeciul attention: nluo curvu
turn of the nplno. You will never to
grutnlving the Cblroprmztcr n chance
to hclp you.
Muguotic lrontmontn given him).
'i‘. FRANLIS, l). t}.
94 Wubinutcn 8t., 80. Nor-walk, Conn
(lnuinulc lrom l’nlnlcr Behold, the
diucovuror.
The, Bosh is
None Too Good
for your own. That in the only
kind of pinnuon thnl. wu null and
that should intcruut you.
We 0'1th you the service of up
experienced (iculiut, graduate phy-
ulcinn, to examine your cyca W 1TH»
Oll'I‘ (lilA‘liGE.
Our factory in in charge oi on
expert lens grinder.
THAMER
Ocullm Ind Opticians.
t7 Attitude you“. «mum. (it
’v at Sat. Swain», In. to Yum.
BRIDGEPOIRT MAN IS K'ILLED BY.
EXPRESS TRAIN lN NEW HAVEN.
Laborer Dies Instantly When
While Working in “Cut”~—~Body
Badly Mangled.
NEW :HAVEN, July 22.——Rosalo
'l‘oschyor. of 613 Pembroke street,
Bridgeport, a laborer. employed on the
New Haven road, was struck and al-
most instantly killed by the Spring-
llleld express, yesterday morning, in
the “cut." sills body was badly man-
gled. The body was taken to Bridge-
port for burial.
Hit
Today and
Tomorrow
' Battle Creek I
Sanitarium
Foods ..?::7::.::..
TOASTED The dulnticst co-
RICE real food over in-
vented. Made
BISCUIT from Rice. En-
tirely diflcrent from anything
else on the market.
C ARAMEL The breakfast bov-
erago that has no
CEREAL ill cilocts. Uscd
for more than thirty years at
the Battle Creek Sanitarium.
Ilns weaned thousands nwny
‘ from the use 0! coiloe. These
and many others will be
Demonstrated
United Grocery Co.
20 North Main St. Phone 143.
:‘w. ‘ 'J- -‘J \
YOU CAN PIN YOUR FAITH
on my Optical Work. Go into the
Eyeglass question oorctuly before
you buy glances. it in no danger-
oue to Wear glucooc prescribed by
any one but u Registered (mome-
triut on it is to wear glasses tilted
to acute Ono olee'n eyes. Should
you be stuttering with lflyn Trouble
conunlt mo on any Mondny, Wed~
ncnday or Friday evening, 6:30 to
9 p. m. .
WILLiAM J. MOORE,
Eyulght Specialist,
Keeler'n Building, Roam 6, Wash-
ington 8L. opp. Hoyt’u Theatre.
N. Y., 727 8th Ave. Daily 9 to 4.
Between 45m and 46th Sta.
At the Head oi the
ClGAR
Procession
Roger Ludiow
Twin City
Nugget
Little Gem
ALL DEALERS
ii. i. llElllliLliil llml.
Wc Represent
First Class and
l’lompt Paying
Fire insurance
llcmpauics
J. M. Layton 8: Undue; '
neat. com: Ann "“0“!ch ,
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