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Evening sentinel, Thursday, November 14, 1907 · page 4

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. 250 JAR.

Atlanta’s.

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WEATHER FORECAST.

 

 

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‘ Taylor at Golden.

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, “mom" cnocom'rea‘.
SATURDAY-29c—8UNDAY.
“sevens". cuocoterss —.‘ 25c,

50c, 750, 31.00, 31.25, stuns.

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Frank H. Buxt

 

AN “EDITOR'S TRIBUTE.

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Believes In Women and is Thankful
They Live.

"If there were no women, men
would have no object tor lilo; their
mouatiiohos would cease to Interest.

them; they would not give it. Chliuunun
whether their collars worn ironed or
not; they would have nobody to‘ nurse
thom when they had the toothache or
to keep them from believing that. they
uro going to die when an old~l‘ushloii~
od stomuch ucho had it grip upon
them. There would be nobody to take
for ice cream, and no small edition of
tlosii and blood to hug. There would

 

For Norwuik and vicinity: Fair and.
colder tonight. Friday fair. A fowl
tiurries or snow are occuring in the

Lake region and New England, but
pleasant weather with low tempera-
turc prevails“ generally in all sections
oust of the Rocky! Mountains. Zero
\voather was reported from Moorlioad.
MInu., and freezing. tempcruturos in
all the northern sections and us for
south as Montgomery, Ala. An extend-
ed area of high pressure that is cen-
tral over Iowa. will move slowly east-
'ard and produce in this vicinity cold,
plcasunt. weather [or two or three days.

 

Hard crabs, and all kinds froshfi sh
ut. Cutbill's. See ad. for prices.

 

Court Frances, Order of the Golden
Sceptre, held a regular iiioetiiig last
evening.

 

The barge Red Star No. 17 arrived
today with a cargo of coal for Harris
& Guns.

 

A regular meeting of South Nor-
walk Conclave. Improved Order of
lleptasophs, was held last night.

 

Mrs. l«‘. W. Norris, of ilrooklyu. is
to give tin ovciiing of selected rend-
lut‘s ut. Trinity Episcopal Church soon,

Arthur C. Way, of East avenue, who ,
bus been going through a siege of
typhoid fever, is now improving nicely.

A special meeting of tho Isc a.
Club will bo'iiold this evening. or
poriuiit. businous will bi», trunsuotcd.’
All members are request. to be present,

 

A meeting of the Shekinali Sanctor-
um will be held November 21. and the
dogrce will be worked on a number of:
candidates. There will be it turkey
suppor in connection with the meeting.

 

~l)ori't 'iorgct lfalr and entertain-
mcnt of Ophir Chapter, No. 52. Order
of Eastern Star, November 15 and ill.

 

Any skaters wishing to make up :i
polo team can call ut.thc lioilowuy
liink, on Thursday and Friday evo-
uiugs at 8 o‘clock.

 

Mrs. John ii. Porter and children.
who have boon visiting Siioritt and
Airs. John W. Sculley, hove roturned to ‘,
tiioir homo in New York. Mrs. Porter
ii: the sheriff‘s sister.

 

Arthur Whoutor, formerly hookkoop
or Ill. the otilco ol‘ the American Pupor,
liox liliimii'ucturlng Company, in Nor-3
walk, is now employed in tho oIIlco of
tho ('irot'ut. & Knapp Company.

 

-’i‘lio Womun’s Guild of Grum-
(‘Iiurcli, hold it meeting yostorduy ut‘
tornoon with Mrs. Chiii'ios Doiuiis, in
High stroot. Tho indies are planning
it Imzunr, which they will giro In Do-
combor.

A trained nurso is in uttondniwo up-
on Arthur C. Wheolor. who has hoon‘,
ill for sevorul dnyu ut. his booth in
Arch siroot. it. has not yol. boon pos-
tiivciy dotormlnod whether Mr, \Viiooi-
or bus typhoid fever.

Iloputy Sheriff John W. Strnlloy, hm;
roroirod copiou of two songs. "ironc."
out! “What. the Moon Sow,” which
Wort' written by his bi'olhoi'. l"ruuk .l.
Ht'tilloy. of New York. 'i‘hoy will b.-
i'uuu ut Ht. .Itlnt‘llll'H fulr on Mouduy
niuht.

 

lli‘. S. H. Huntington, oi Ntll‘wlills.
l!l‘illllI iiluh prim-it of tho lioynl m'oh
Manhunt of Connecticut, ontortuinmi
(looruo A. Klou. of Norwich. doputy
itruud high priout‘. lust. night. Mr. Kim.
woo uruud iniimor o! the Free niid Aim,
ropind Miiiitllih‘ (it“uounoctloul uhoui
iou yourk ugo. .

FEELS LIKE KILLING HIMSELF.

llormuu Muluio, who Is it nioiuiu-r
of tlio t'tllllitillli'o oi tho iiiirlvmior's
Union. which ht soilrltlng aid for Mh'h.
uul Misti. who in confined In tho
'l'oiiibs, Now York. on it churtto of non»
dor, tutu rectum] u IUIII‘I‘ from Irish.
who is vory down Iii-urtod mid dropout,
limit over his Mlliiililntl. [in tuition in,
tho lotior that tho umu In tho roll uoxi ~
to him coniudiiud uuirtdo n wwit tilt”
and that another prisoner lliitii’tttliml,
in, mad that sometimes he icohi inn-I
doing so himself? l

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GOLD BULLION FROM ENGLAND.

PiiliiAIlltlllPiilA, Nov. l4.—'~-'i‘on
million dollar» in gold bullion him
liootl received at tho United shun-u
mint. ‘l‘he molul outing from I'luuluud
unit will at once bu made into ouuim
i‘nr American circuiuilmi.

 

 

, showcase.

We have them in all sizes and for
all uses.

tumfltdmmm
f” inriytton Dropouts.
Omit Iundiiyu. truth Notwolk.

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be nobody to fight ngulnstboiug kiss-
od and then take to it as natural as it
out does to cream; Most important ot‘
nil thorn would be nobody to write
ugalust. to complain ot', and to love
with it“ your honrt and soul. Without
her man would never get to heaven,
und without hcr men would never
huvo it taste of the other pluco on
out-iii. So if mun hus- iiiiy sense wliul-
ovor he will put his arm around the
Woman lie-”05 loudest ot’, thunk tho.
Lord for lior, and wonder as she does
what. in the world he would do willi-
out; her."~Cii.tholic 'l‘elegraph.

 

A MAINE METHUSELAH.

In it. logging camp near llulton, Mo.
a few years ago a man by the mime
of Peter Grimes was accideutully kill-
ed and his widow was left in rather
poor circumstances.

Joseph Breed. a purticulur friend of
the unfortunate man, being somewhat
of ti, chrpouter, decided to make
(lriiues' cottin, and so out. down the‘
funeral expenses. lie told the widow
of his intention and also of curving
the name and ago of hor lzitc husband
on the lid, but ho was rather worried
when he found that the ago wus twtur
ty-cight yours.

“l mu awful sorry. Mrs. Grimos.”
said Jim, "buttl ucror could cut, a lit:-
uro 8."

"’i‘lint‘s too bud." ropiiod Mrs.
(lrinios, then, us it huppy thought ouiiio
to her. slio uskod him it ho could out a
llgure 7.

"Yos. i can out it first ruto tiuuro 7."

“Well. thou, why not. out. four 7‘s?
Everybody knows four 7‘s uro twoniy
oight."

So tho following tiny .loo t-oniploiod
tlio cottlu us she suggostod.

The day of the funeral cuino and tho
liiio Roy. '1‘. S, Black, of l‘lultou, wits
reading tho sorvioo oror tlio body uiid
had arrlvod at. thut pnrt, wlioro ho was
shying:

"Our dciiriy belovcd-iirotlior, who do—
purted this life at the age oi"'~—~~

liore ho glanced at tho cotiiu lid for
reference. and. his flying lighting on
Joe‘s row of four 7's. lio guro a gusp
und. with u sti'ullod look in bi.» oyos.
oxclniuiod:

“Good Lord, how did iio oror lllIss
tho IltititII"W'IlUSlUIl iloi'uld.
MONTVILLE MILLS SHUT DOWN.

Mt).\"l‘\'ll.l.l'l. Nov. lll.~~~'l‘ho millet
oi" I’uliiior lirotlioru. whoro :I inruo
inimhcr oi’ luiiids iii'o ouiployod. shut
down lust nitzlit uiitii llI'Xl ’i‘uosduy.
.\'u i'oiisoii is iilrou tor iIlI‘ shutdown.
’I‘hu Monuroh Woolen Mills mid the
mills of tho Shelli-m liourd (‘ouipuui
intro also ohm-d down out! its ii roi-ult
iiiuiiy porsons huro boon iuid oil.

O'WVIIVNOTICE.

Solootmon‘iz ()illoo.
Norwulk. (hunt,
Nor. ill, IEIIIT.

Notlt‘o is liot'oliy ulrou tiiut wo willy
rocolvo bids for uoruplnu uiul pulntiiiu
tlwo ounlsl uli Iron work on tho
\\':isliluutou strooi druwbrlduo.

IIItll-t will ho rooolrmi until l1! o'clock
noon, Nov. ill. itlu‘i‘.
Al.l~‘lti€l) .\\'IStl.\‘.
\\'.\i. ll. IH‘II‘II).
.it‘)Il.\' ill'l\’l.\'ltl.
Soloi'tuiou 'I'own ot’ Noi‘n'ulh.

 

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worries
further Appropriation.

Notioo In iiorohy girl-n lhul tho
(‘ouuoli of this oily propouon. iiI ltu
mm rogulur iuootiim. to ho hold on
tho 13d iluy oi ilorotulioi'. mill". til it
o‘clock p. nt., lu uppropriuto nut to ox.
om-d iiio sum of when to lilo Howl
Ilopnrtinoui of this oily. I‘or ouriwut
osponuou of mild dopurtmoul. mild up».
proprhttiuu brim; In intuition to tho
npproprlntlon for mild tlopitt'ltltt'lil‘
niiuio iii tho iolluurnoil inimnil our
monitor. for tho curront your.

Huuiii Norwulli. Novomhor lil. tuui.

i‘or ordor oi tho (“own-ll.
.Itli-llCl’ll It. 'i‘M‘Iuiit.

iili’. 7d I‘ll} I‘loi‘li

’45'Doy Sole
SHEET MUSIC

COLEMAN’S

an NEWS arena.

10 North Main 0%., South Nam-lit.
Agent for A. G. BpIIdIIW'I
autumn and oncology Goods.

 

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5 .‘I‘cl. 210-8. .‘

 

“ A “coin. sun on

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~~arSIty ot ‘ es.

.Every man. who appreciates charaCter and indi-
viduality in Clothes will vote for Varsity Clothes on
their appearance and on their record for 'style. and
this town, and their unanimous re—election as the

smartest clothes made is assured for this season also.
finished as fine as clothes can be finished, are now

’Varsity lSuits and Overcoats,

$15 to $50. ,

in a splendid range of the choicest fabrics in all the
new browns, grays and blues-u-many exclusive weaves
and patterns—etailored in the most perfect way. and
finished as fine as clothes can be finished, are now

ready. We invite you to see them before making
your selection of Winter Suit and Overcoat.

Good Hats to pay election betswcorrect Derbies
and Soft Hats—$2 and $3.

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ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH THE QUALITY. PRICE
OR SERVICE YOU ARE NOW GETTING?

if not, only be “’0 ciiii picuse you on all throo points.
Wu can send you tho host. grudo ot‘ HOME GROUND
FEED ovor turned out by it mill. and the prlcos on well
as, tho (1quin uro iiiwuys right. ,
As for our sorvloowii's us uour perl‘ot'i us iuir tind
liouosi donliiiy.‘ min iuuko it.
' lBuy Oats Thais Clean.
MANUEL T. HATCH.

Mtt‘iuie’s Magazine, $1.00
' tor one near.
Publisher’s Pricuiii .50. Save 500 by ordering through

Wm. P. Beers,

Book and Stationery Stores.
49 Wall St., Norwaik. 6 South Main St.. South Norwalk

“has crabs

Butter Fish, 120 lb.
Large Long Clams, 500 quail

All kinds of Fish, Escaiiops.
long and Round Clams.

_ Bridge w..1”Fluszililarket‘

OOOMMOMOOGWOOW

0. B.Jackson,

Optlolau.
Everything in the Optical Lin 9.
Eyes Examined Free.

58 WALL ITREET. NORWAL .
WWOMQMOOOOOO¢OOOO¢OMOQQO”MW

Deposits Rebelved
SUBJECT TO CHECK.

ISo.NorwalkTrustCo

RESOURCES
$1,000,000.00

Banking hours 91in 8i daiiu.
Satuidiii ereuiuu 7 to 6.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

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'Tiirmciuhi

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“iquors

California Port or Sherry Wine.
,, 25¢ Pint, 50° Quart.
Sunriysido llye Whiskey,

 

98c Bottle.

, Monogram or 8-! Rye Whiskey,

Full Quart, $1.00 Bottle.
Iiclgi'iiviu. Toni (liu,

98c Bottle.
The Club Cocktails,

$1.25 Bottle.
(iolifornln. Brandy,

98c Bottle.
Cutuwubit Wine,

50c Bottle.

1 lie tiltuil Plalmiil.

THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
Telephone Cali, 15-2,
All Order: Delivered Free of Charge.

 

TODAY IN WALL
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WALL STREET, 10:10 it. ni.-—~'l‘iie
stock murkot wus u. conditiOn ulmost
of lethargy when business begun.
lhyaiiugs were insignificant and prior
ohuugos narrow and irregular. Pacific
Coast showed it. gain of 1 and Bulli-
more und Ohio ‘54. U. 8. Steel Nd,
and lnoerborougit-Metropolitan ptd.
declined 0’4." ,

WALL STREET, 11 a. nix—There
was it brief period of resistance in
which llniou Pacific und Reading wore
bid up a good fraction over yesterday‘s
closing". Large soiling orders then
nppcnrod in St. Paul and U. S. Steel
Nd. and the sharp weakness of those
stocks doprossed the whole list. in
syiiiputliy. (louorul Electric decliuod
2:, Louisvillo his Nashville 2 1-2. U. S.
Stool pfd. l .‘l-i and various stocks l
to] 1-2. '

WALL S'I‘lil'll'l'l‘, noon.-—-l’rosunro
coutiiiuod. but converged lurgely on
United Stntox Stool pi‘d.. Pennsylvania
and St. l’uul. I’riuolpnl doclinos worn
St. Paul 1: :le. Ponusylvruda l 5-8. 1‘.
S. Stool pid. :3 3-4, (ionorul lillooti'ic
3 Hi, 'i‘onuossoo Copper :1, und :1 iiuiii-
hor oi othors u, point or iuoro. Now
Iluvou rose ti. limids were. irroguii‘ir.

WALI. STREIC'I‘. i p. iu.-'i‘ho do—
oliuo in stocks stoppod shortly uttor
midday. when the doclurutlons ot' the
roguhir dividend on Union I’m-lilo und
Soutliorn l‘uolfio ,woro mado. l'uioii
I’ucillc robouiidod to u. point over yos-
tt‘u'tiuy's closing and Southern Pacific
21 moderulc l'rncllon. Rocovoi‘los in
othor stocks Woro also substuutiul.

NEW YORK, Nov. il.—-l)irootors of
tho Union Pacific linilwuy (‘oinpuiiy
iodiiy doclurod a quarterly dlridond of
so". pcr cont. on the common stock
which is: unohunuod from the rule ot‘
diritioud of it) per cent. unuuully. os-
tnhllsiiod about it. your ago. The diroc-
tors oi‘ the Soulhorn Pucitlc Company
doolurcd u souiI-uuuunl dividomi of till;
[it'r cool. on tho prolorrod stool; unit a
quortorly dividend of 11,53 per cont. on
the common stock. "l‘hoso dlvhiouds
uro uuchnugod from tho his! provions
titiiil‘lt‘i‘.

LONDON, Nov. l-i." 'I‘Iio into or dis.
count (it tho think of I‘Jiiulund rouiuiir
od uuohnngod toduy iii 7 por com,

LONDON. Nov, 1-I.—-—Amorlr-uu St“
rurli'ios oponod uiiiot today. t‘hlouuo.
Mllwuukoo uud St. Paul iuiyiuiood '5'.
only yosiordiiy'u Now York closing.
but tho rout of tho list did not movo
iuorv limit it ubovo or bolow purity.

LONDON. Nor. l-i.-~'i‘ho (Tuitod
Stilton luduy purchnuod .I:~t.’.i,uuu in
hiir gold uud .curuuuu lii Amorloun
ouulou from tho hunk of England.
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BRADLEY JURY SECURED.

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Assistant District Attorney Turner Be-
glm Prosecution of the One.
WASHIN i'l'ON. Nov. I‘I.*"‘\\.Ilt‘ll
.Iuduo Stafford took hlu sent on tho
houoii in criminal t‘mil‘l No. 1. iii 10

o‘clock toduy, the court rcuunuui its orv
fut'lit Io roniploto tho jury by which
thi- toutimouy in tho trIul or Mrs. Auuu
M. lh'udloy, on tho chm-uh oi uiurdor-
Int: oxdlnltod Stilton Sonutor ilrown.
will ho hourd. ’I'boro Worn Ill thui
tluio ohwou men In tho jury box. but
my tho doi‘ouuo lulu to lot orodh, turm-
ohiillonuou und tho iu'imm'uliou uluo.
thorn wuu still it pnuulblllty tiuit oil or
tbom might ho oxousod uud othoru
oullod Iu thoir him-on. 'l‘iioro did not.
liowovor. norm tiny probability lhiit
such 9 coursn Would ho foilouwl nu
IIIII midrib.” on both nldou oi the
mud hooltiodM'oll untitlflod with iirud
ni’ tho luryniou. tioiiumiiiomly, tho our
bilou With ipiiio unwind liiui tho pro:
l'm'lIIIiRH Would noun result in tho oouo
piotlou of tho. Jury which Will dolor.
mluo tho tutu of the little Woniiui
WIlt‘llm life In in sicko. lino unpourod
on iliun :iuuiu toduy uud wun more
miuiummt than oi the beginning of
youturdiiy‘n bouillon ot‘ the. court.

hint. tlrodloy wits uiiuln Iii'tltlilll‘litllIt‘d
by her mother.

This work or undurlhlz u jury nmvod
own more tniitotui than on yeuierdny
hoemiso one ultnr another. the odou-
nwu indlontod ouch bias that not one
of this first. l‘ourleou could bu occupied.
sumo of drum hint formed no opinion.
niiwrs wure opposed to cuplinl htililhit-
moot. find It still larger nuiimnr ox-
inwmt objection to Initiating the
tlentli penalty on it Woman.

This fifteenth mun mulled was (ieorgo
W. 'rurnhurth, who was the rim man
or this day to meet all the reach-eta
mums He was temporarily arenpit‘d.
but he Iiud no sooner taken but sent
in the hm: than mm of the men 39*
touted yesterday was excused by the
stale. .

“rho slxiééhill than when was mo
t‘iitwtl. w. it. minutiae. It. vapor tissue
or, was accepted, but. he hint no sooner

 

Wings PRICES.

Our
Repute
in
This
Town,

Price’sClothing Store,

 

--------- tuft. zoom: ‘ .

Is our best asset. We,
want your trade tomorrow '1»
-~next year-u0t your;
money today and theniiood
the. When we tell you ;
that our ready-to-wuar . ;
clothes are the best clothes .
for the money you pay—fin
workmanship. fit. style and .
lasting puwer.we are telling
you the truth. and we feel ,
that you will believe it as]

such. ' ,
its stand back oi our Overcoats. with
are unusually line this season, yet no
higher in price

 

 

 

 

 

 

SOUTH NORWALK.

United Grocery hi.

HEAD TO FOOT OUTFITTERS. . I _,

98 Washington Street. fl, South Norwalk. I 3‘. i.
.TGI- 155-5. 3’ . ”Mn“ . .
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oxcusod.

Sunniol It, ('liii'ber. the twenty-eighth
nuiu cnllod. proved tho last to answer
tho summons, us ho wus acceptable to
both shins. District Attorney linker
thou auuouucod the govoi'nmontfs sut-
ist‘urliou with tho jury. Mr. Hoover
rospoudod for the do’t’cnso with a sinii’
hir slutoniout. and for the first. time
the prisoner faced the twelve men who
uro to dotorniiiio her into.

 

GOLD FROM FRANCE.

 

J. I?- Morgan Banking House Trying to
Get $20,000,000.
NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-F01‘ several
days roports have boon in circulation
tliut oorizilu buultinu‘ interests in this
City uro ougngcd In uogotiutiug for the
pill‘poso or scouring u large amount ot‘
gold dircct from the Bunk of France.
'I‘hoso roporis also huvo iiitiinuted that
('Pl'inln politlcui quostious were involv-
od in tho negotiations hurticulurly wii’h
roi‘orouro to sonic proforontiui thrift
ugrooiuout. It‘l'tliil nutborltatiro sourc-
os it in II‘WII‘IH‘II illill. the effort. to so
ouro FI‘t‘IK‘II gold direct. was taken by
the buukiug boost» of .l. P. Morimu and
(,‘oiupuuy. At tho first intlmutlon oi’
iiupoudlug fliiuiiciul trouble :1 i-cprosen-
Intiro ot‘ tho Morgun booth,» was sent to
Paris for this purpose. The Bunk (ii‘
li‘I‘ililt't- lutiuiutod ltn wllinguess to
solid to this country 520000.000 gold.
but bociiuso of its uorornnientul char.
iurtor ll dosirod some form or commit-
tzil from this unvorumout in so large
it li‘llili-lilt‘lltlil.
Worthington wnu ut onco houuu and
still» contiuuou In tho effort to find
some mothod by which tho transaction
oun ho completed. it. Is probublc,
iiowowr. that crop in ovcut the Wash-
ington oilloiuls cunuot non thclr Why to
purticipuiloii In the innttor, tho. gold
will ho brought ovor. C-ollutot‘ul coil
in» doubtlous glvou until tho exports
to li‘i'ttllt'u covor tho amount. when
tho udvuueo would ho met. by bills of

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BRAZILIAN

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moon.
utn and ulcerated thought;
a Pieurisy out?” mygwholo system ill:

:25 uosrs 50c,

Ito opium, no quinine. no chloroform. no potion. - ‘
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, .1 EAST NORWALK
Phone 143. " ” Phone 319-3. L , :
tukou his soul than Mr. 'l‘uruburtlt was oxcl‘i‘nugo on howls. it. is stated :that

no profit. whatever will result to the
linportors of the. gold, but that on the
contrary the transaction will mean it
loss and that it. is undertaken solely as
a public spirited measure of relief for
tho existing currency question.

Watch . .
tor tomorroW’s if“?

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GROCER.
72 North Main Street.
Tel. Call 698-2.

woodcut;

the New Science of Healing .

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it. hits iuudo tho imporiuut dioovery
that tho pliysit-ul cuiiso of disease. is
locutcd in tho splin- mid it luis devised
n. uniuuo method of adjusting and rt-
iiiovlin: tho cuiiso by moons of tho

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litmus niono. a,
Dr. Francis ls propurcd to make i:
spociul unziiyulu oi‘ both acute and

chronic diseuuos mid remove the canon
by export. Sciontlilc Adjustments; also
to explain the philosophy of Chiropruc
tic Science. I thlII ho pleased to huvc
your roudurs who douiru Information

rogurding this science coll tit
94 E. Washington St, Haviiand Block.

South Norwaik, Conn.
Scientific Magnetic Treatment. Also
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