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Evening sentinel, Monday, October 6, 1919 · page 6

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EVENING SENTINEL l
HTABLISVHEDWBY’W 3i.- iiot revealed.
JAMES GOLDEN

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alrcady been voted.
Very likely it 'wil

on 3 Cotton lioll.
there is no uncertain‘3'. That ”on“

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it is t-l‘Of‘lf‘d hy the (iv-zen! of WW“

‘1‘. N79] 3- ' E ALMANAG Fon‘piise, Coffee (‘omit—y ‘
TU¥OMORROW ‘fountl Appreciation of tin;- Boll \\

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Sun rises 6.54, lets 6.27. .of Prmpprm.
i” 1;..." ‘2 .1 No, thostc Enterprise (’l'ilt‘n.‘ artr
not crnzv. They are :onuinvly ura‘.q

Member of The Aamiated fre‘am'fl

= lite-fl Free: is excnae vc . . . ‘ , K. .

Qt'llktjlztriooih‘c uye {or publication ot'ftil for lwflnflt> cont -ricd. that i. all

an» otherwise in this paper and also
the local news published heroin.

 

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Al} rights of publication of 899'
dal disttatclios herein are 850 10-. . . . -e:ir.Tl:en
* Carved. :“""""""” ““"T‘ M “Tm" 9' " . ‘ a: name or 1.4 T0 1.3.
. ._ :rame tho pormt‘lmls mi! Wot‘vll. and
man SENTINEL TELE-‘cut the crop to shreds. Wherefore: . P1 IV DRFQQEQ $1.) 1Q
.. 1m ‘ . , \, , v . - . 1 P") a . ‘7 t ., , .
f i IPHO (gun ”w ("”0“ com") planhm' "mum! Women Physicians fermenttnx sixteen foreign nations, including Japtm_ China. and Ruusia. are in NM ' \Vtrth $10.99 ...................... . . A-Io ._.
3| I“! going ' 1““? b0“ 0! 3 bad situation, ”"11"” t0; Ytrk city attcnding an internatibnal Conference which will last for six writs. The ohjtct is to furnish a cleaning , ‘ R,“ K \VD QKTIV DREWSFQ . 1
I k J 4’ . . ‘ a . b. ‘-
63" B c ch Office—4388 ,pmnuts and liv:~stm-k. 'house for such information on the social problem as may be used for a basis of world-wide constructive reform. l \\.ti“fl" 4:1» w) . ' .‘ $12.69
um r'an ' I 5 v t i l'< war is said. The conference is bolus hold under the auspicrs of the Y. W. C. A. War ‘t‘nrk Council. in this group, left to ~ ‘ ‘ ‘ """""
City Editor I Residence-.lwfl-L 1 TM ll' peanut crux i ii. . I . | q - \"D QATIV DRFquq .
m e“ “8.118361"! Residence—Ho be worth :4 ion mm The («ninth iixlit. front row. are: Dr. hatalie Wintoch of Laustmne. Switurland; Dr. Tomo lnouye. Tchio, Japan; Dr. Harry j. ..liJ\ A. . . . .- .- » $1() 19
£0624 ‘-.f u r mug, ram“ and ('lllf'ktl'lsf Ft‘ylt'r of Lotiaanne. Dr. Christine Mun-ell of London, Dr. Gordon of Lamont-r. Ada Potter of l'trerht, Holland: t - \Kurth 132.49 ......... . ........ . . .. e o
Idl’OY'I Belidenct—2IS—‘l. l‘” u ” (‘- . - . ‘Dr. Marguerite (liboulot of Paris. Dolladmilla Lazarewich of Strbia. ltr. Frances Slorrl Johnston of Edith, l SERGE DRESSES 14 qg
wzlwhcrmfl It used in import "‘0’“ 0‘ ”5 hut-2h. Scotland. Rear row: Dr. LThullterLadry of Paris. Dr. Yvonne Pouzin of Nantes. France; Dr. Con- \Vo’fih $10 4., ‘ . . _ .. " ‘
-~-V‘ V . i t 0. u I o e O o a I Q I I .....
. ' f tmeat. grain. poultry and dairy pro- stant-e Long of London. Dr. Macks? of Edinburgh. and m: Alice Arman ["0" of Uruguay. 3 Q GE DREQQFQ .
A Hated communicaltion doA \' lducts. The farmer who formerly Used ‘ l . ER“ h *2; 0.; $1() 99
- M' 3' n ’ "“> - ““ "M“‘h ““ “' __--.____.-._ —- -,_. - -~ 7— _“ —~-~ ~ .. ~—-1 -' ';.;..t .. . . . . . . . ........ . .. .
“tell Lodze, .\o. l a ibofrowhd m0!!!" (‘\‘t‘l‘_\' ycar tt) {illillli‘9. .‘ . . 0i"? ‘
will be held in its rooms Tunsdayl ~ future. . armed from her for that reneon. l’le RFIWVF DREQQF§ L
evening October Til: 191!) at 8 ”1“” Cotton crop "0W W“. mm and.“ The ”lpffliur of "mm” m (“1”? "“ zlyec the date of hi“ marriov’ a‘i ‘“ ‘ \ l J a.) I T $21 )9
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o’clock in work ii. A. IWIrN‘. ii'P- ll:l\'i' mont‘y in tho hank and flii'crs in‘ ‘4 "‘l‘ 1'1”, N3! . H .1 SUN-iii} I!“ lit June & 19H. A mm“, dauzht” BM”, “unit 3 4.4 .
' Place i-ritla) (“mains a.~ follmt~. James > . > . f . . t—‘q “F ‘ ‘ AVI) P0", IV N‘l'lTS
frnshmnnisl. All lln‘tcr‘ MMOY‘“ 9”"‘ihn barn. That iw why they risr- up “mad, tliaiiriian; 1,. H_ ~; 13.13 ”“51. Rd atef: Will remain With her mother \M.“‘{E‘\‘.“ . -R( 13- . . f -
. dially and {mirth-"UV illl'ii"’-l- .uml m” ”m “WW” hl‘Mi-iml, ant chairman; W. J. K. lilf‘llt‘". if the divorce i: granted. blast; and navy; grcat bargains
l’i'ntcrnally yours, - (Xi‘an-man a; Wilton f‘ttlllilnllllt ). S. S. Alexander “31m"? of Greenwich T0
1' . _ j . ‘ \ ' M“ __‘_»4m_ .. ‘_-> ,‘._ ‘ t1‘X7‘5, NV 36“; . (lOtN‘lfliili-i. l'l -“ . -,. -,, k r ,, .7 '. - ' $24 89 V 99
.10th l\. ll.\( ll. Vi. . O *-' . . ‘ . licitr chairman: .lom‘ph l‘fl ‘. ”Hm”, vent to v .epa.at l f.r-m Khan \. . .
Alto tt i EXPLAINING To EMPLOYER l.(\\0.\. rim. 3. U nitrofimnt‘le‘nt“ 0' mnnzito'f' .inhn [lill‘lfl'I pl"“' and "in Rf...” “‘a‘nt-r of \Vnrcepterfi Llaficn to \‘.()\IF\..\. (1, ‘1‘. p(
ROBERT M. “'l‘iK‘OX. Si‘""""‘r".’ A rcprcwntniirn or the Allll-l'itfl'l 21'3”:‘Irfiip‘n‘lfif‘;:‘;'H (tmm‘hggg: other committees as hPr‘VE'El damn: \t'l‘,"f‘.1 ha wa~ married on Nmembur \Vurtlli «1"‘4Q‘ $14. ‘ ."
_.-- .. . ' (‘ivic Reform l'pion tells of a work' ml atitr St. Hermovzem. ancient pa- 31:31:"3""T"'::;l"""j‘::;"1:uilv‘if'IPWQI it. l‘f'f‘». Slic- deem-ted him Annual .30 ' ‘ " ' ‘ """""" ' """""" " I
aNAT'ONALis‘riC" THINKING. man who ”mum" he had a cricyancc trizirch of Moscow, who in imublonl. OUR Filth chaairmrn- qwf’f',” ”putt: 1TH.“ he may... \VGMEN’fi t UATN $18 b“;
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"anl0l1813 ‘lll and [Hit lllflllnll l :tflfllni", ltl‘ (Inllllt‘Vt'l‘ “1-H.“ llt‘ found
hm" :trr- shillltzilmlv jill‘ NW N" ”pm that tho latter “'aH vitamin" fi‘ zov-
mcn'~ in1i1‘30i'~'hl 1' J'“"““~ \“”"“""‘nrnmgni 60 t'vnts an hour for thc \vozk
but im' Ill? tinn in in':. it In tho 3 “H", pnmtnfbr “as (loin: for :0 (“its
condom. . ’an hour. lin \t-t-nt "might to tho oni-
Inten-e itaiinrtfil fi““"¢ i“ ""1" 0“ pl'l_\'l'l' anti tun-trawl him of grafting

»‘. own calln-’

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chtial to mix intiqri
if." .

‘vc t\’l'l_\"t
countxica notltiiiu.

“3" Oil'l‘l' 30 Hfl'“.
mil-'t lint: an! all othr-t‘
limit narrow pro-

:tnd hit the workman it was none of

Vini'l"":~‘ill :tml I‘lt‘tlllillt t~ or approved

in tlic t-nt'. aimctt nt»-i

his hit.- int-9.4. llw calmly tom" til . wmk-
than throuuh the plant and cxplalnod
. .to him in tit-tail til-out the coil of the
"f cmmmps‘ 'pinnt itv cquipmcnt. fixed;

at"! .. . . .
charm-s ior tl':t.‘t't'."l. dwpreciattot‘tr’l‘nx-

as; crmiribut ii‘:'

a profound twilivt it: or. -'~ own country
an ill" gl‘f'fli' “t and live:
tho tr’teranco

and tho

Iniwnathnmliqn.
' ' ’ ". ’it‘fl anti t'i-1 .
uI‘Dl'U'lRllOll M (”Pr “1“ l 0.". accident and fire lllt‘lltafil‘fl. the
‘ " ‘ ' "'1 ‘m .insioat . ,

“in” m “Mp. r"! M J t ‘ . coat of llEllTlllf! and heating. “to . and
1‘.

. _. ,, . .. ., 3,331: “ii'lll. . .
of manim». “1 “NW" ’L l ‘ . Itho .‘fllill'lt‘w‘ of the nt-ccsmv'y office
. . . . . . v' ‘ «, :ntl ill?" .
ltiok- 1 ll““li w .. - 0“ ' .tviittle-yt-hr", all tit “'lll(‘ll hall to come
. . . I
hkf‘. inut ill the in) (‘t'llir‘ an hour in addi’

a ' z ‘I n (V 7
, I‘ttlzapc i" l"““‘” 1' " z” "‘r 'n‘ The lnttnr

tprofossod himc'clf satisfied and wcnt

. tion to tho \l‘inknlnn'! W13:
thiu (lllOl’lit a. {mu i-I Bvottzht up With
' a jr-i'k on li' :t‘xln: this -P‘l<‘
.\in\itu’lizin

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t('0flit‘lll“(“)' l\aclt to lllr? jrih.
“Making all duo allowance for loci-
this
to.

l'e(‘(‘llt artitlv by

‘ ' - . "'1" o ‘ iasianim‘d .
tho human tdi-OY. in iii in ‘1‘"th ltlhor munmmmg.” ‘3“
ittl to all (ll-r-t

jinduktrinl cxpm-t.
man sclioolony: in into war. and

is still fr-d to tin-m. for that inattcr. ‘
"The all y t-f tlinkin-r nationalist!”

and" . .
iti'ial economics,

girl from llll‘ tinn- of pinging wwlzfauit.
load aoldicrs. not the duty to rcjotcol
over one particular national charnrtcr

and to strive with all onc's .«tn‘nmh
and

(‘tltwmion “3'1.“ h “ "we are likely

find that the chief cauw of the pro

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stint indu~tri.ii tli<turbant c and discon-E

tent is: tho wot-kr-r‘a icnm-lmce of man»;
it is “not the m“""i
it fair:
chance to undt rstand how the system
'Wnrka.” ,1
“mt-o them a look In. Explain tit»?
‘omployor'a side of it to them simlllyi
also to be it‘ll‘l‘l' 0“” ”‘0 fa(‘t that m I and frankly. Then thrxy will not make,
the garden cf humanity other flowm'flm many impossible (leninnds. and will:
bloom and fincrant. N"‘ Thol‘m lwitm- Jllflt't".< of their own Cl’lt‘\’nl\C-:
\. duty to f-Ol’iHrlor ono's own nation aging." l

the highest purpose and the. crown of! I
‘—-——6-—->.__.
' creation—that .

ham-1
. ”l STANDARDIZED TRAFFIC RULES
meted in. The word “inte‘filhtmnal. l ‘
'whtcu shin-x: ahead of all history, of: traffic rulefl!

Christianity, 911 art and science, paas—;lllr011i'litillt the country is one of the'

.aim‘t of tho United Staten ("mung-ii of
a wort of nbuqo as synonymous
es for ‘ LDco‘n‘h. Working toward that end. a

With uUDDflil'lUllO" or “without a conn-Hmummn has no”! land all! widely!
"7"" ltiisztributod containing suggestions! for:
“Humanity? An empty 'ptll‘afin im—‘tramc rules to be obseerd every-
ported from the West, from nations|where.
who before the German Samson with} Tim” is Of course a general similari-
.. than” in nil traffic regulations in this;
an intoxication of words, and country: but to make. them definitely‘
want to cut off his locks." alikc in “My city, mum” and state;
n “'33 ”MEN-V "‘“t 3“" 9‘ ”'ingifihmlid spread to the ofiflylmz and fit-

calh" is ham .ll'lt‘tl into t \‘Ory hoy

They have now-r had

to improve and render it, finor

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' ‘nwolien with egotism and so (Mud-'13 "3 hr laid upon the necrrslty for
. OI! with the idea ot the world's enmity “mm“ 3‘ 5m“ ""35”“ at ”1"”

junctimia‘ intersectin" hi .
unit it was ready to launch itself. 83 S nbyayq and

one man, at the-throat o: emanation.
' It was camentrated Nationaliam
[altitude this War. It was interna-
dilisih, operating throusfi thé‘Allh’ed
patron, that saved the world.

i. England; France; Await» and mu
van to test» minute. on Germany.
new their con intimation no
Wither ma» tract. Germany
» genuine resort! ”at! am

im in govcmmélt, 11W entered—the anus”. a”! email
Seaman swam; m gram“ 7 ,5 . fl: FM".

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eldmto happen.

Those uniform rules will be" received
gladly by the Walking and driving pub-l
rho, and as they Mylo boon way our
fully worked out. their prompt ado].
tion in every_ loamy will M” the“
reception, asp-mutant course. i
All at a sudden Newt baker menu
Hun (lento? ‘and gives that as an or,
mine or We madam mi
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fiORWALK vll- Thin is not a joke The mone‘y has

Th0 precise form of the monument:

consist of n mpaclour. wcctil mini-an“
Of thf‘ mcrlmlnn!

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’HONDAY OCTOBER 6, 1919. m~nt will announce to the world tnatt
, 0

Ala. 'ln 1‘10-3

nigh tid. 9:“ 3'- EL; 10:03 P- m' and “'hat it Has Dom as the lit mitt;

ill news dispatches credited to it oriAnd ”WW”. han'zs an in~trucfiye talc

Coffee County used to raise abouti

'men mobilized was

L. which created a generation oi" (formant: ral districts will be. rapid. Great. stress. H ed
.4 com .

:them to the last Friday meeting and a
,socinl time was spent during the noon
all places cunts me where most ao,hour.

hopes that Not-walk will mm to the
good cause roe Which the neuter- are-i
working—mt. to

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'llllt‘e in the past roused the people
of Russia to fight the enenzits of the
country.
1 'l‘lto- llllt‘ndt‘d activities of the 0I~
tirr are \aricd and includc tlztn tor-mm
tinn attachment of "(‘iusadera”
in volunz. t r for «an ice at the front.
These l'i'rwp' are united by the idea

(If

that llit- t-t-ntlict With Bolshevism in
1th» “.tt- ui t‘hristiani‘ty against hos-
ltile force‘s and the (rues. worn by

Tim t-inploycr did not fly into a rate ' "\"‘T_\' t'rihaalt r. 1F fiymbollcnl tit‘ tlzlfi

hit a. The t‘rusadera Men. besides
,btlin: ohctiicnt to ordinary in‘iitary
tlisczplinr. aro- ’lllljtt‘? to special rogu—
lam-ma :if‘erllnl to which the slight-
rst act of insuboniination conetltutes
n breach of honor. .

The chief are appointed by the high
commandr and the founders of the or-
der include. not only priests. but Alan
[‘vl‘Ofl‘h-‘Ola‘, poli'lthin1l and llli'll of lot-
lore.

BELGRADE. Oct.
the imputation oi
stunt-0t) persons.
causes tittrinz.v lht' War.

8.—‘(1n9‘fllllh of
Seihin, or about
periehed finni all
Typlius alone

claimed about I‘ihlffi'l of these No
i‘iuiii‘vs have yn-t luwn liltlll““ii by
the Serbian “'ar lvepartmv-nt as in
tin: number of deaths in the army. it

the total number of
Tmumo. Oi this
number Summit) were conbatant troops
and Wiltm'l were used in various aux-
iliary :ei'vicvs. About lm‘umt) Ser-
bians were interned in Bulzaria dur-
int: the war. and of those about one~
half are bellowed to have peril-hull. ac-
cording to the reports of the Inter-
Allied Commission. .
HOSPITAL SEWlNG SOCIETY.
The llortiiial Sewing Society wishes
to notify all members who were not
lil't‘SI‘nl at the last business meeting.
at the old (moment. in \\‘all atrqet.
that the future headquarters of the
>(iclety is the Nurses' Home. formerly.
the Not-walk Hospital, on Connecticut?
at'enud. ~ i
Meetinzs will be held on the firstfi
and third Fridays of each month. and.
the first session at the new head-l
quarters was held on October 3rd.1,
Mrs‘. R. Brotherton is in charge of the
sewing and has already proved her.
self to be a very able managing direct-
01‘.

known- that

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these to be used by convalescent chil-i
drcn. “'ork was also done on tray“
cloths and other small articles.

There is an urgent need for many;
articles in our hospital 'and the societyl
dcatrbs the public to understand that'
the members are banded together for.
the express purpose of providing the'
hospital with many garments and tin-l
ens as possible. 1

It will be. seen that there is plentyl
of work to do and the society has sew-i
ing for still more workers. The work!
rooms at the Nurses' Home will bel
open from 9:30 a. m. to 4:30 p. m. on'
the regular meeting days before men-l
oncd, and all workers will be wel—'

Several ladies tuck" lunch along with

Plans are being discussed for a
membership drive, and the. society

. Mo m
and linens to:- ourNonaik tic-pita;

«combatant .
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Many garments. such as children's.
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in: coninii‘tten_ H. W. Creamy (intr-
mnn: William P. ham. Wears» l.
Woodward. Fred Elle. SWnl'cr 9.
Adams. and Fred lmkwnml. Uri”?
collection committee. .‘ir‘. Lottie
Munroe and John Email. A f1l7"'t-r
meetinc of the committee for fit-tier
proper-anon for this roll cn‘l wli'. in-
held in the \o ry near future

roua cumin: owoac: .
FOR DBSERTION
Dcsertion i~ given zi~ tlw rca~t:n it
four petitione (or (more tilted in the
Civil Superior coin th. morning.
The quartette of casea Myrna the
hundred or“ other:- will be part of the
business to come before the Octobe."
term which opens Tusedayl moi-nine
October 14 with Judi? James H. “'9‘ h
preniding.
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be separated fmm Dwight .\'. Shzirtm'

of Britlze *rt (lainfinz that he left
ll anuary '.'-lt‘.. .\lr<. Acne.“

Edwards “'1‘ married on August .“t,
1‘99 and tl.crv has im- n one child as
the redult the union. Dork P.
Sharpe, whow cutmiv vht» :eekc. She
claime that she will ncod 83‘ a we‘k'
in addition to what sht- can (32“ to
support liersrlf and the child and this
is part of her claim.
Duet-ted by Wife.

’Wilbur‘ii. Yates. of Stratford says
Edith H. Humphrey
Yates, of New York deserted him on
August 15, 1916. and wants to bc sep-

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Pauline ? (‘trle'ta (.f Bridzepnri
wantr a divmce from JOSH-I‘ll \Y. (‘oc
lvtta of parti- unknown for alleged
desertion on August S. 191$. Rho give‘
the date of lzer marriaze as Auzm'
24. lklz and asks for th-r auilior‘na

lion 0" her maiden name. Pauline Hon.

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DRIVE 0" THE RAQROAOC

TO PREVENT ACCIDENT!‘
A. F. Duffy. Manaaer of the Safe'ii':

Section. Divieion of Operation. United
State: Railroad Adminietration.

Acident Princeton T'riye for a period
of tWo weeks. boxinnlnz October is
at 12.01 3. tr... and endlnc Ocinhvf‘ 3‘;
midnight. alone the general line.- of
the recent wettest-fill sectional cani-
pttiem of Hit1 character.
lnteneifiel rafriy work on
can railzoed< has attracted the atten-
tion of the British and Jaraneee rail-
road officialr who have written .‘o
Railroad Adminie-

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SUES FOR $200 DAMAGES.

The Tenth-Milan Shoe (‘0. hit". 0“ v- '4 , . ’ ‘
Now York filed .‘llli in the Civil (‘orn-l “h the ‘er, best ”he?“
mon plea< muri aniuet Leonat‘dog service obtainable. United
Bruneiti of Now Canaan asking dun-t _

axes to the amount of 820“. M
claim that aneiti hue been indebted!
to the firm for $163.60 worth of mater-V
ial furnished on September 19.

dormitories to be burned out darlnl
winter. destroying in this. was
millions of peace which could not

 

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-MARVELOUS BARGAI.\\ m

288$, SUITS and COiTS

One- Thousand Garments—E ve: y
One Brand New

A record-bunting sale that for value-giving is.

\ Handsome model! in 00‘“.
Women’s SUITS of high-(Dodo tasteful: and eth.

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A limited quantity; \vt-rth $25.49 . . . . .

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”LEATHER HPORT AND
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$24.49
$16.49}

$7.89

‘Mt'Tt‘h‘ t‘UATS ..... ................

(WATS Pfili ' $4 99 T0
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\VHMEN‘S ('llEi'K SKIRTS
\‘t'nrtli $9.49

llANDRfiME \Vi’h’ll. PLAID SKlRTS
Autumn's iatcxt vngtic

‘ $12.99 T” $16.99

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prices are considerably lower
than are chanted in other
first-class optical stores. be-
cause the immensity of this
oraa'nization efiects many
economies. in which you
share.

Prompt service in the duplication
of lenses, repairs, etc.

110 Washington Street
80. Norwalk, Conn.

3 North Main Stu Port Chester. N. Y.
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