about eight o'clock
I did n't think anything more about it , except that it was a funny coincidence my seeing him after having noticed that ad in the paper . I had a long talk with Mr. Chapman , and we discussed some plans for a prune and Saratoga chip campaign , and I showed him some suggested copy I had prepared . Then he told me about his daughter , and I let on that I knew you . I left the Octagon about eight o'clock , and I thought I 'd run over here on the subway just to show you the LOST notice and give you this tobacco . And when I got off the subway at Atlantic Avenue , who should I see but friend chef again . He got off the same train I did . He had on civilian clothes then , of course , and when he was out of his white uniform and pancake hat I recognized him right off .