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Get Your Drift Wants
Filled at the
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”rag? and efficient unto. at
Personal attention given to all
prescription work.
Chair for our trolley patrons.
Come t and waitfor your at.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. Mann. Managua
A nine pound son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Charles ll. Wicke, 25 (love
avenue, this morning.
The railroad Company has been mak—
ing numerous repairs and improve-
ments about the East Norwuih depots.
The regular weekly prayer meetings
will be held this evening at the East
Avenue Methodist Church and at the
Advent Chrictian Church. The pasotrs
will lend the meetings in each case.
Charles Thorpe, who recently resign-
ed from the Norwaik Hospital. is
breaking in on the local trolley cars
and has started on the East avenue
line umler Howard Knapp. the conduc-
tor. t
Despite the official weather forecast
for today, the East Norwalk weather
prophet was of the opinion this morn-
ing that the predicted storm will not
arrive today. He looks forward to
good Weather for the. rest of the day
and tomorrow.
A daughter, Virginia Ilitter Eyeriy.
has been born to Mr. and M rs. Paul K.
liyeriy. oi‘ lliooinsbiirg, Pennsylvania.
Mr. Eyerly is the editor and proprietor
of The Morning Press, and Mrs. Eyer-
ly was formerly Miss Aimee itltter. of
East Norwalk, and well known here.
There will he special meetings this
evening and tomorrow evening iii the
Swdlsh Congregational Church in Sen-
view avenue, In connection with th“
re-dcdlcutlon services Sunday. Sever-
al out of town preachers are expected
for the evening services as well as for
Sunday.
The regular evening service at the
East Avenue Methodist Sunday even-
ing will be devoted to the installing of
the new officers of the Epworth i.ca-
gue. This ceremony will begin at 7
o'clock and will not lilow of a regular
sermon by the pastor, Rev. w. W. t‘lii-
lieu, who will install the officers.
The Urioh- football team has arrung
ed toplay the West Ends from liridgo
port Sunday afternoon on the White
lot, between li‘tiill'lll and lr‘lfth streets.
The East Norwulkeru practice (‘iilLfiIt-l~
teiitly and also have it good record, in
consequence bf which they expect to
show up well in the iortlicoliiing con»
test.
iletter try our bread and biscuit.
litinner linkery. Tel, 3144:.
The arrangements for the oyster op
eulng contest between colored and
while openers has been held up home-
what by the strike of the colored men
at the. itudel cutabliuimu-nt. it is ex-
pectcd that the contest talk will be H”
sivi-d as soon as the colored men
come to an uiulersiaiullug with the ita-
dci people.
Miss May ()lseu, who will be mt-
ricd nt ilie residence of her brother.
William i.. Olsen, in icltn street. Nor»
walk this evening. to IC. ilomuine. I).
I), 8., ol' ileihel, has a large number of
i‘ril‘nda in East Norwaik, whose coir
gruiiilations and well wishes she re
celwn. Iiiius Olsen lifts resided in
ldust Norwnlk for a number of years.
J. Wallace Marvin in having the
burn at the corner of First and New
Htrt-cit-i and the burn at the rear of the
further llronsoh niurkcf movml to biu
dock property. The market building
Will be moved to the corner of First
and New ulrcctu and it is reported that
Mr. Mravin contemplates the crec
tion of a house on the. old market
nite.
in reinfection with the many com-
plaints about the oyster silttt'lilillti
plant on the Washington aircei bridge,
attention is called by the people to the
iiiippcry conditions arising from the
assembling of the oyster tulm on the
wooden altiewaill in front of lllt'l'liiiillh
llnhmcnt and the length of time that
il'ollcy cant have been held up in
front of the place.
~~ofi~
A small boy had a narrow escape
from being around to death under it
fast freight train yesterday near Fort
utreet. ’f‘lic ho . in mnipuuy with
mime other sin boys, was picking up
coui along the railroad trucke. Henry
t-iclizer witneased the close shave oi‘
the one boy and More. the youngsters
away train their dangerous occupntloi
There have been numerous narrow e
raped along the tracks in the vicinity.
W
Since the repairs to the Worthington
street drawbi‘ldge the trolley cars
have bad a hard time of. it at the, draw
in faulting the contact. tine of the
trolley-men was of the opinion ibis
morning that the trouble wan due to
the improper clotting of the bridac but
whatevm- the nose, the cars haw; in
cinema the greatest caution, Some
times without the least warning the
poi
H :i‘ Withe-
en. 0 not on
Ask hia opini‘oli of Ayer’ do ‘1'
ic,Sarupdrillai No alcohol“.
iation. Ablbod‘purtfler
e. of ill
gap.
The complaint of John Kubovitch.
the taller, who was assaulted by boys
and young men Hallowe‘en has been
investigated by Prosecuting Attorney
. William ii‘. Tammany and willie no ac
tion will be brought for this affair, the
records of those participailing will be
carefully preserved in order that their
actions in the assault referred to may
be used in case of further trouble. Mr.
Kliboviich reports that lie has not been
molested since Hallowe'eu when he
was pelted with apples and stones
were thrown into his tailoring eutnb-
lishniont.
It Was expected yesterday that by
today the colored oyster openers would
have come to an understandin with
their employers, the itadel peop e. but
this morning the. strike, was still on.
neither side having given in. The col-
ored men kicked against being paid
the same price, for the small oysters as
the large ones. They hare been re
ceiving twenty cents per dipper and
struck for 25 cents. The company de-
clined to honor the demand and the
strike soon followed. This morning
the colored men find a meeting at a
hall in Water street and appointed a
committee to wait on the company. The
openers this morning Were willing to
take 20 cents per dipper for the, regu-
lar large oysters but wanted 25 cents
for the small ones.
The annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society was held yesterday after-
noon at the East Avenue Methodist
Church and was a very pleasant ses‘
sion. The president. Mrs. A. N. Pad-
docloprcsidml. Following the busi-
nesn meeting , refreshments \‘l't'l‘i‘ nerv-
ed. The others Were elected as lollowa:
President-what‘s, A. N. Paddock.
Vice~l9resident—~».\irs. W. W. (lil‘
lies. ‘
Second \-'ice<l’resldent--~Mrs. Mattie
i.'lioinmcdieu.
Secretlirymliirs. E. ii]. Mend.
'i‘i‘eiisiii‘oi'wMi‘s. Ii‘ranii Seymour.
tioiiectm'mhirs. li‘runk lhiy.
iiiiliilitii.
'l‘lic blitiilices meeting of the t‘lirlet-
inli lalndeuvor Socirty of the liiiplist
(‘hurcli has been postponed iiiitll
Thursday evening of next wet-it.
Captain E. W. :‘ililligiili. of t‘npe
Charles. Virginia, is the guest of i‘ap-
tnin Edward H. Smith. of ltowayton
avenue. and Is contemplating the put“
chiming of-n steamer from Smith Nor-
walk parties.
The stone crusher. now at work at
tho corner of Keefer avenue and West
street. will probably remain there two
Weeks longer. A large quantity of
alone has already been taken out. and
spread on West street and Keeler
hills, and on Highland avenue. These
thoroughfares have been greatly ini-
proved by the application of the stone.
——if you haven't the innate exercise
regularly, Dean's ltegulets will prevent
constipation. ’l‘he induce a mild.
easy, healthful action of the bowels
wilhoup griping. Ask your druggiat for
them. 25c.
iiiifiijiilhiii.
'i‘he inirien lluslueas Men's Associa
tion held a meeting Monday evening
but only routine matters came up for
discussion at that time.
The town in having (‘ontractor lifeli-
ad Shelton build a concrete wulk
from llli' entrance to the town ball.
around the side of the building to the
jail and court room entrance.
in his serif-u of Sunday evening lec-
tures oil the home, the Rev. Carlos
filariyn, pastor of the Presbyterian
('Iinrch at Noroion, will take for hlii
nuhject Sunday evening next "Modern
Assaults on Marriage."
The New York .\'cw Haven and Hart-
ford ltaiiroud (‘ompuuy has had a force
of men at work at lilirieu for several
days painting the depots and the tow-
ei'. iiciiduuurtcrs are maintained In a
car on the siding near the tower.
itonud steak, ltic; uirioin sit-alt.
iiic; poi'tei'hoiinc, Ilic. I’tilillc Miii'ket.
ltullroud avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. .llilili‘ii lluieu and their
eldest non will sail Saturday from New
York for Florida, where they will
upend the winter of ("Ieurwnten The
younger son, Harvey, will remain at
the home of hill grandtiioilier, Iii ilk,
l'lt'ii, iii order that. he ma ' continue hlii
high school studies yitlioui interrun
tion.
The funeral of Mrs. ftuiiiy Water-
bury was largely attended yesterday
afternoon froln her late reuidonre at
’l‘niinadae iliii. ’l‘lie tier. Mr. Bene-
dict, pastor of the New Canaan Me-
tliodluft‘lhurcli. officiated, and Inter-
ment followed in tiuv Mather oemeit‘t‘i'
in West Norwnik. A number of friends,
mi Well as relatives from flat-ion vil-
iugc attended the obucuuien.
The remains of Mrs. Herman
Hchniidi nt'rivcd In llnrleti this orb»
lug shortly before noon. and we e. in‘
icrrcd in Spring Grove (ininetch- MM
Behmidt. who wan well a known reaf-
deut of the Town of flarien, and find
a largo number of friends. died Mon.
day at Yonkers. where she had under-
gone an operation. Her untimely
death was a great shock to all who
knew her.
we...“
Constable Hunford amith watt strick-
en down tintioniiolono in Bridgeport
Tuesday and was taken to the Bridge
port Hospital. Yesterday Mr. Smith
this no medium that he ”I
.s
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a...»
if
two previous to the audden attack of
illness. Mr. Smith had been feeling
dizzy par. of the time. it is believed
that he i have recovered his usual
good hen , in a few‘daya. When on
his way to the railroad station Mr.
Smith wad suddenly taken ill on Fair
field avenue and went into the drug
store. in the Atlantic Hotel building, to
get relief. When in the drug store he
was seized with acute indigestion. and
was sufferiu so bad that a call was
sent ill for tie uiitovaiiibiilance.
. liftifiliii
Mrs. fonts H. Mills has returned
from Bridgeport.
’l‘iie Misses Cookeroft are visiting
friends in New York city.
Charles Huneriierg of Greens Farms,
spent Tuesday in New York city.
County Commissioner Simeon Pearls.
of Fairfleld, has been in town this
week.
Mr. John H. Weed, Roseville dis-
trict, has purchased a horse from Wil-
liam Lelia.
Mrs. Waiter Peck, of Sound beach.
has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Keuiper.
w“
Miss Mary B. Wheeler and brother.
Samuel [3. Wheeler were recent guests
of friends ili Eilfitt‘d.
The old spilt-s at the Saugatuck
bridgeufivo been removed and will lie
replaced by new ones.
Principal George lldydcii attended
the session of the Schoolmanters’
ltound table at Not-walk, Saturday.
Master liolloy Sinrges. who has been
confined for several weeks in the Nor-
wnlk hospital has returned to his
home in Wilton.
iiugh liailin. a talented artist of
New York Pity. find who owns a lllliiilv
some summer reuideuce on imperial
avenue. \t'cslport, was united to mill“
i'iuge several days ago to Miss Mabel
(Z‘roft.
'l‘lie iii-monthly rally of the icpworth
leagues of this district will be held
in the Saugatuck Methodist Church.
Friday evening. An interesting ad
dress is promised by Rev. Frank llun-
well Walter. pastor of the South .\'or‘
walk M. iv). church.
Ferdinand Haring. the well-known
horse back rider of Rowayion, met
with an accident in tlreeu Farina, Sun-
day. Accompanied by several friends
they rode in our village and while lull.
log to some friends ilic horse became
frightened and ran. throwing Mr liar»
tog forcibly to the ground. .\'o serious
dnuuigl- was done
if you desire a clear complexion iakt
Foley‘s Urino Laxative for constipa-
tion nmi livcr trouble as It will atlmtr
lute these organs and thoroughly
cleanse your system. which is what
everyone needs in order to feel well.
Bridge Pharmacy and F. ii. llnx~
tor. “
Siltiiiliill IRE
Rtfliiliiill ilillliRS
-
Adjutant General Tells How to Col‘
lect the Military Tax
(lrdcrs have recently been sent out
from the office of the ndjutatit general
in Hartford to the effect that llt'l‘i‘lll‘
ter the selecimeli of the small towns
shall not be tiriiitcru of those who sluill
be exempted from the military lax
each year as they have formerly.
The order has been regarded with
lunch interest by the different select-
mcn tip it provides that all who are to
lie exeinpled from the military not
year its they have fornicrely.
The order has been regarded with
much interest by the different select
men an It provide tlnii all who are to
be exempted from the to: mom an
‘lit'lil‘ before a military post surgeon
and be examined before the aelectiueu
can write "exeinpl" against their
names on the military enrollment Ilsin
which they prepare each year under
the law.
llmier the old conditions the m-leci.
men of the different towns were re
gnrdcd us uilllicietitly wdl equipped
with "linl‘ue" utilise, to tell when moo
were exempt from taxation by reason»
of disability or other reasonu, bill at
flu- lust session of the General Armour
lily an amendment to the general state
utea which provldou that the surgeon
uenerul uhaii "prescribe in general or-
ders the physical and liieutai illuablii.
tics exempting from military duty.‘
Another amendment provide: (hill
the governor shall appoint pout sur-
goons "removable at lihl pleasure, to
determine exemption! from military
duty by the standard of disability pm
scribed by the nominal general as
aforesaid and officers of the medical
department shall be appointed for
such duty in their rouliectlve towns.
decisions of such pout surgeons shall
be subject to review and reversal.
By the Surgeon General.
roads as follows:
with the orguniaationa to which they
are assigned, post utiraeontil members
of fill military boards and courts and
all officers ordered on special service
by the. goverimr shall receive such rote
uouable compensation for their uervi
can an he shall determine."
l The report of the tax colllliilssloner
Ifor itifiii shows that there were 23,510
institutions from the military in ex-
clusive of minors and umtoubtedly a
large percentolti of these exemptions
are due to disability which. allowing
lift ordiliirv doctor's fee for each eit-
aninaiioal would mite quite a aloe
newlines would. " serum ac
or . use
ard's celebrated specific for the cure
of constipation and dyspepsia at 25
came. Frank H. Baxter is giving one
of the greatest chances ever offered
to the people of 8 hNorwnik.
if food does not 6 knit well, if there
is gas or pain in the stomach. if the
tongue is coated and the breath bad.
if there is constipation and straining.
Dr. Howard's special! ii care you. if
it doe» not. you have Druggist flax-
ter's personal guarantee to return
your money. '
'l‘lilu remarkable remedy comes in
the form of tiny granules. and can he
carried in the vesipocket or purse.
it is very popular in New York City.
and it is not unusual to see someone
after a meal at one of the large hotels
or restaurants taken dose of this
specific. knowing that it will prevent
the uncomfortable feeling which fre-
quently follow a hearty meal.
addition to the pin money of the post
surgeons.
The soiecimen of the various towns
are complaining that the new law
works hardship on cripples and per-
sons who are oblivionsiy lncapucltated
for military service and a number of
cases of legions and armless men are
cited who are compelled to make wheel
chair journeys to the post surgeons in
order to secure certificates of exempt
on. ‘
in the case of at least one tour.- ctr
pabie legal advice taken by the se«
lectnien had advised them to continue
the method of exemption as they have
been in the habit of doing. it is cer.
tain. however, that the seiectmen of
the small towns throughout tlie‘stutc
do not view with the greatest of plead
are the change which they consider
uomewhat ubrfdges their rights in deal
ing with what they consider to be town
affairs.
nu..-
PREPARED TO iSSUE LlCENSIS
Commencing one week from today
the county commissioners will visit the
four largest towns in the county for
the purpose of renewing liquor li-
censes. The. schedule for the rest ol
the mouth takes the. board to Nor-
walk on Thursday Nov. 18; to Stam-
ford. Wednesday, Nov. 24; to Dan-
bury, Friday, Nov. all, and to Green-
wich. Monday, Nov. 29.
BOY CRUSHED TO DEATH.
HARTFORD. Nov. fi.~-~H|ding be-
iiiiid ll stone weighing half a ton. eight
years old .lumes Weinstein. of 81
liellevue street. wan crushed to death
last night when the stone toppled over
pinning him underneath. Nearly ’ev-
cry bone in his body was broken.
Mr. Merchant to have an ELEt‘Tliit‘
Hith for your store and show win
down. We make them, all aizea, ail'd
iht‘)‘ HELL THE ”ODDS?
Try a small sign for a stiirtermthe
increase in your business will cause
you to order larger ones.
The Read & Vollt Electrical Co.
80 WAOHINOTON ITRIIT»
SOUTH .NORWALK.
TIL. M5.
Horace E. Dean 8: Son,
45 WALL 871, NORWALK.
Real Estate and
Insurance
We have uvaral decided bargain.
of income producing preparty that
moat increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
Av'l‘ eiy Subject
For All Home-Owners
This la the um: for cleanint
up the premium. Soap and the
amnion:
In ordering a 60c bottle of Dr. How- >
EXPiiiilIl SiliiII
Twelve Cent Series Almost Doe and
Will Be Ready lor the Hulldhy
The new lz-cent registered letter
stamp is likely to be received at the
Norwalk post-offices almost any day
now. Whether or not Uncle Sam con-
ei’dtn's the ill-cent stamp an unlucky
denomination or‘uot, its future issue
has been abolished and the 12~cent
stamp substituted.
' The lacent stamp was issued pri-
marily to accommodate people send
ing registered letters to Europe where
the entry fee was eight cents and the.
'postugo five cents. and that made a
13~cent stamp handy to use. lint some
months ago the postage. to the more
important countries in Europe was re-
duced to two cents. and now. or since
Nov. 1, the. registration has been in-
creased to if) cents. so there is no
further need fer the til-center. instead
the i2-cent stamp is coming out. and
this will also be convenient for domest-
tlc postage and registration as well.
Just when the new stamp will be on
salt is not known. but it is intended
to be ready by the holidays. anyway.
it is said that Uncle Salli is losing
33,000.0th a ycar on the elghtrent
regittratlon. and by putting the fee its
to 10 cents it is thought the deficiency
can he made up for the most part.
”um
"Your future son-in-law has been
telling me about his vast estates,"
said the friend of the futility.
"Yes." answered Mr. (.‘umrox. “i
wish he‘d tliili reminding me of them."
“i should think you would he pleas
ed 7"
“Not at all. The raster the estates
the bigger the mortgages." Washing-
ton Star.
4...:
THE LEADING FEATURES OF THE
DUSTO
IIliiiilII iiiIli’ti - illlIIiER
Are its Simplicity. Durability. Light
Weight and Price, $5.00. it is
FOR SALE BY
till i. J. Iiiiiiillii & 80ft Bil.
134-130 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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All Coupons
FOR
RED If All
SPARK PliiiS
ARE REDEEMED EV
F. E. Lockwood
8: Company
39 Wall Street
Your coupon properly filled
out nu you a Spark Plug free
of charm.
i‘ori‘ioors
rerun firm for the house and
the mac for the lawn are good.
but they dout' go far about.
You can clean dirt away. but
to make the house. the harm,
stables and lance: right. they
should be fractional up with
:afnt.
Another amendment to the statutes.
i
“hummus when not on regular duty
We have «ambit: for the
painting—villi” oil. turn...
brushes and
lAtlantic Pure White Lead
run Mucou-
ourcu my warn some
w. on: aranteo this White
MIG'I an 7 .
See handout your painting.
cinnamon.
not nonwaut. onus.
‘ omen elation
“a.
RAVI COM
AND CONE, BUT
J ap~A-Lac
ITILL HOLD. ”HOT PLAOI £0!
QUALITY AND INDUHANC
CHAS. E. DOW
‘«
The Kind You Have Aim”
In" use for over 30 year-3,
Iona!
, .
All (tauntert‘eite, Induction:
mmm is a harmless
goric, Drops and Soothing
contains neither Opium.
substance. Its age is its
and alloys Ii‘everiahness. It
Stomach and Bowen.
I—
Phiiadeiphla Party on Their Way to
Cambridge to See Football Game.
Frank Graham ’l‘honigon, of Marion,
son of the president of the Pennsylg
vnnia railroad. and Mr. and Mrs. flick;
hell. of (‘licstnut liill. Philadelphia.
came to Norwalk last night in a tally-
im on their way to attend the Yale-
Hurvard football game at Cambridgel
Mass.
The tally-ho was gotten up in thel
regular English style, and was a
beauty.
Mr. Thomson. in an interview with
the Norwalk representative of the
Evening Sentinel. said that they were;
(‘HICHESTER’S P LS
' 'rnu umxosn nm’
indie-f All! your Bru‘ffinfrv
} imhwuv‘e no: In-
lla in [fed an 00kt a milk
tum. muted Ulih lilo- Rilfbon. I
calla ItiflA"? no of on
‘ . .
Winn ifn’i. K‘E‘Khrfih
yea- } now- a; deal. now. Mun Reliable
sow BY MilfiuiSTS [VEWEE
53
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EVERY LADY'S DRESSING CHAN.
BER
should be equipped with a dainty
snow white, one piece. "Standard" Por
celeiu Enameled Lavatory.
Have. you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully convenient it would
be. to have hot and cold running water
In your dressing chamber, sleep
in; apartment or first floor toilet
room? its prelelice would aflord you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. Our
plumbers are strictly competent me
chanica. honest and reliable.
, HORACE R. NASH
'conun Mam mo weer‘ are.
Wall Papers
Paints. Crockery. Glassware.
Houseiulnishing Goods
imported lilue English China by the
single piece or act. Warrunted not
to crate.
Columbia Graphaphones
indestructible Cylinder Records. 350.
it‘ll Mi cylinder machines. Double
Disc Hecoi‘da. muuic two sides. can.
Window Shades Made to Order
Aluminum Ware
. Will bust a Lifetime.
Tea Kettles, Sauce Pans, Double
Boilers, Frying Pans. eio.
Contractor for Painting and
Paper Hanging
L. H. Booker
at numerous cram.
IOUTH NOIWALK.
m wawmoa’arnflr. ‘
t.
:—
I‘ll- 00K.
emu. maid
.— and has been made
Experiments that trifle with and
Infants and Children—Experience against: Emu“.
What is CASTORTIA .
subatltute for Claim 0!). Pare-l Y
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TALLY-HO COACH IN NORWALK. iliiiving a glorious lime in riding
has borne “9.13%.“.
“Deni-ion alumina!
Allow no one humanity“ in this.
and “Just—W ' ‘ ” new
endanger line health of
Syrups. It is Pleasant... It
Morphine not other Narcotic
guarantee. It destroys Wanna
oust). Diarrhoea and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation
and Fiatuiency. It assimilates the Food. resilience the
giving healthy and
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTORlA ALwave
Beau the Signature of
Mimfleep._
The Kind You have Always Blight
in Use For Over 30 Years.
m mun mm. n .0an truer. any viii: am.
a
through the country. lie thought. that.
Norwalk was a beautiful town. He
expected that the game between Yale
and Harvard will be a close one, with
Yale the favorite.
James Gregory. the photographer.
took a picture of the coach and 98.117.
Do not think that lemonade is as
healthful as unsweetened lemon and
water. says the New York Times. The
'; former is injurious to many, white the
latter rarely falls to agree with every
one who gives it a thorough trial. The
addition of sugar creates an acid.
nan Mahackemo
.i. R. CONNOR. Hm
SERVICE ANDCUIIIN! UP
RATES 32 PER DAY AND
inn:
Supper or Table D’Hote W. i
6 to 8‘ p. m.. 500 ’
SUNDAY DINNERS, 75c, ‘
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL 0..
Tickets South For Sale
Via Clyde Line, Savannah
Line and Old Domin-
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J. M. LAY'I‘ON & CO
, (lNCORPORATID) .
insurance and Real
Edate Agents
5 RAILROAD AVE. so. maw‘
" on we w. in "leaf"
i Funeral Director
. and Emulator.
HO North Main 0%.. South NOMIII
i Residence. 0 Waiting It.
Telephone at cilia.
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THE NEW SCIENCE
Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the mono. or m ,
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