Get You: oldiwino
Filled at the
Bridge Plum " “"cy
Prompt and efficient service at
all times.
Personal attention given to all
prescription work. , .
Chairs for our trolley patrom.
Come in and wait for your car.
names PHARMACY ,_
.l. PARKER. Manager.
Rodman Lilly resigned his position
as clerk at James Parker‘s Bridge
Pharmacy Saturday night. '
William Shea began an apprentice
ship in the carpenter business this
morning with Contractor id. K. White.
Mrs. Cornelius Irwin, of Charles
street,-who has been critically ill of
pneumonia, is now much improved, it
is expected that she will be able to sit
up a little today.
The entertainment committee of the
East Norwalk Yacht Club has made
considerable preparation for this til"
enlng's smoker and a Jolly time is an-
ticipated by the members.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Carson are visit-
ing at the home of the latter's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. E, Merwin, at 1 Greg
ery Boulevard. Mrs. Carson was form-
erly Miss Georgeana Merwin.
.ioseph Moore, a Well-known East
Norwaik young man, started in the
lobster business this morning. He
intends to put out about 60 lobster
pots about the harbor islands.
Large delegations of priests are ex-
pected shOrtly to arrive at Manresa
institute at Keyser Island. One of the
boats of the institute is now being ov-
erhauled at the Ayres shipyard back
of the Crescent Laundry.
Some of the owners of plots iu'the
East Norwalk Cemetery. in East aVcn—
ue, have had the grass trimmed but
there is not yet much work to be done
there before the cemetery will be in a
pleasing condition for'the summer;
One of the well known local oyster.
men reported this morning that while
some of the followers of the business
are at work off Bridgeport, there is
not much doing. One reason he gives
is that the sludge is not yet off the
beds,
it is expected that practically all of
the local stores will be closed a week
from today, which will be Memorial
llay. The Merchants‘ and Manufac-
turers‘ Assoclstion members have
adopted holiday closing rules and
these seem to have met with general
favor.
The roadbed of Gregory lloulevurd is
being scraped, leveled and graded and
will probably be in good condition: by
Memorial Day, when it, is promised to
have some trotting there, For a num-
ber of Weeks horsemen of the Nur-
walks have been arranging for a little
event there on the holiday.
«Banner liread. iiauuer llakery.
’l‘he Tuiulosltoystouc lawsuit is due
for “another hearing before Judge
Young in the Stamford city court to-
day. C. C. Keystone. of the Century
Waterproofing Company, is contem-
plating the purchase of the building
and property where the fires recently
broke out. it Is stated, with the inten-
tion or replacing the pnrlinlly destroy»
on building with a structure of con
crcle. '
One open car has been in use on the
Gregory Point and East avenue trol-
ley lines during the past two days.
Yesterday this car was on tho Gregory
Point. run and today on the final two-
uue run. The weather man accrue to
have conspired against this type of
car for each time that _it has been
tried this spring with the advent of
warm weather, the temperature has
dropped many degrees.
A horse owned by George Everett.
the butcher, ftu'nlahed quite a little on
ottoment yesterday morning and {or a
time it looked as if it would be killed
by an express train. The horse had
been occurring in an li‘iustamnne lot.
but broke out and cant red over on
the tracks. 1t around d really in the
path of an approaching train and wait
minced by only a few feel. if was lin-
aily driven off to a place of more color
ty. .
The liductor Company is again do
lag business in the old Colonial roan»
dry building. as was apparent this
morning to those who Were in line with
the uptake from the place. which has
anything but apicauni odor. For a
long time two men have been onlploy~
ed at the place in the experiments.
though the smoke has not been poun-
ing but daily. The present calml-
mhenta are said to be with Canadian
u a e.
. Although the Mayhem baseball has
had a losing streak practically since
starting the season a week ago Baton
day. the mast Norwalkufans are not yet
losingheirt by In means. While annih-
er game went by the board Saturday,
making a total of two defeats
and one the, the team wll practice dura
lag the week. On saturday of this
wash the opponents will he the Wilton
team, who have been showing them.
novels: a strong aggregation.
.Aieorge it. Van Alstyhe and Daniel
florrell armed yesterday from their
trip to Newcort, Rhoda island with the
“hush Lady Alice, which they towed
there with Mr. Van Alstyue's Elsket.
The trip was mills without accident.
They left the local harbor Thursday
morning and in the afternoon put in
,,i
o
l
.on, account 91
known religions of the world are repre-
settled.
r Westbrook,
eav .weatherhreaum-
lag the journey in ‘t the to teach Now-
port about 2:30 Friday afternoon. 0n
the return they also sought shelter for
a time near Point Jultb on account of
the Weather.
Yesterday at , .the Advent Sunday
school, Superintendent Richard Bland,
gave a. very interesting talktahout the
great national convention now- being i
hold at Washington, in which all the
it was also noted that the
school has again put their shoulder
to the wheel, and no doubt with the
coopbratio ofhle corps of teachers
that this Smduy school will be the
leader in the state again. as it was ‘
seine two or three years ago. Those
who come next Sunday Will not only
have a surprise in store for them, ,but
a real treat. Come and see.
May brings to us Memorial Day,
when with our war veterans We decor-
ate the graves of our beloved dead. A
mome beautiful tribute has seldom
been seen that that of U. S. Grant
Post, No. 327, G. A. it, headquarters.
489 Washington avenue, Brooklyn, N.
Y., in sendingono of their comrades
with a beautiful American flag. and
post marker to the East Norwaik
Cemetery. to decorate the grave of
Henry Camp, who was one of their he-
loved members. This comrade of Grant
Post. who came was Bernard Callag-
han, once of Norwalk. who honorably
served in the U. 8. Navy, 1861 to 1865.
as also di his brother Thomas.
The collision between Captain Gay-
nor's sand schooner John T, Russell
and the Washington street drawbrldge
Saturday resulted in moredamage to
the draw than to thevessel in that
the latter was undamaged so far an
observable and the draw had a plank
broken. Captain Gaynor was not
aboard at the time. the boat being in
charge of his sons. The railroad draw
had been opened but the usual sig-
nal failed to get the Washington street
draw open. Bridge Tender John Cole
is said to have been away at the time.
The young men sailing the sand
schooner tried to heave to but the wind
and tide prevented, resulting in the
crash. -
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Mrs. Charles Stroiieid, of New York, '1
is the guest of friends here.
Mrs. Frank Moffat and son
guests of relatives in Brooklyn.
Mrs. lrvlng Coleman is the
of friends in New York for a
days.
Contractors Wood Brothers, of Dan
ion, have raised tho frame for Frank}
J. backwoods new house in iloway-
ton avenue.
3 H!
II
Kiwi“
few -
for, Helen. have gone to Worcester.
with relatives.
Mrs. Benjamin Britton and soufof 8
Jersey City, is the guest of Mrs. Brit-i
lon‘s sitser, Miss Sadie Hamilton, of.
Howuyton nwuuc. l i‘
Contractor Raymond, of Norolon.‘
who has the contract for the new resi-
cd work on the excavation today.
Mr. and Mrs. Foss, of New York.
have been guests of David Blspham. at;
'l‘okeneke, for a few days. Mr. Bisp- c
hum also Went to New York today to
remain during the week.
The Rowayton railroad station was
occupied yesterday for the first time.
the building now being entirely com-
pleted. and a marked improvement
over the old one. The grounds will
this week be cleaned up, and the old.
depot moved to its new iactlon, Wilt‘l’i'
it will be used for a freight house.
in addition to lhe Revel-coda ilcrv
bcrt a. Brown and Frank A. Cunning-
ham the Rev. William Mchrmotl. of
the Methodist Church, also assisted at
the funeral services of the late Mills
Cornelia E, Brown, his name being in-
advertently omitted. The remains were
taken to Greenwood cemetery, Salur
day morning and on the arrival there
at 1 p. In. further services were hold, (
being in charge of the Reverend Mr.
Shaw. pastor of the Memorial linguist
Church. of Brooklyn. at which church
Miss Brown was a mammal attendant
during her residence them. The Sun-
day school class of that church of
which Mia» Brown was a member, and
the teacher wars in attendance. as
was also a large number of friends
froth iirooklyu, Jcrucy City and other
places.
The New York World last week
printed the following regarding Play»
wright Eugene Waiter. who had a sum-
mer resilience of Hickory iiinff a con-
ple of your» ago. and was well known
by people of this vicinity: "It was
lcuxone Whiter, of course, who sug-
gculcd that "the easiest way" to get
to the light. would be by n rubberinuck
car. So one was chalmrcd, and the
coat thereof. 320, was paid in full be-
fore the party of twenty-one started
from the Friars clubhouse, at No. 107
Well. Fortydifth street for the Harlem
itivcr Park, where Frankie Smith was
to meet Matty Baldwin. When the
car reached F'lflyfourth street and
Beevnth avenue. the chauffeur, Nor.
man Richmond. wan urged to let her
out a bit. Richmond agreed, for be-
sides Walter‘iic had 'tiene Schwartz,
the son ‘wrltar: Moses (fumble. who
is (liar cc Vance‘s lumband, and an
even doses press agents as passengers.
Also George M. Cohen. “ " Harris
and "Jack" Walsh. Just a the big
car shook itself into I faster gait Bil
cycle Policeman Goldman gave chase,
and at Fifty-eighth street told Rich-
mond that he was under arrest. AllI
the policeman started Richmond on.
his way to .the Night Court, he saw the}
Friars scurrying for the taxicahs. fix
was reported later that they reached
the rl aside in fairly good mason, hut
paid no more automobile hire. Mag.
istrate Ema fined Richmond .10."
is a
Heights.
,Went to Darlen. Friday nigh
l
, move
lnew owner of the form takes posses-
Mrs. Albert Cunningham and daugll- ' 3‘0"-
wlli meet this Week and give
Mr. sleiierg spends ,
of the year at this beach for the bout» ’"3 M“? ‘8' ”10' said office ‘0 be ””9“
childhood. officiating.
place in the family plot in Ridgefloid,
.‘onn.
data.
up...
llillilliilllllilllllil
Miss There“ a. Clayton. of Brook-
lyn is visiting relatives in Dal-lea.
Mrs. William. Relihan. of Newton
is confined to her home with kidney
trouble.
Mrs. Charles R. Jones, of eltport
guest of friends ; ln~ omtoa
. .‘ i ,p
Charles Parties of new Hdrtford, is
spending a few days with friends on
Main street. \ ‘
ersa Millicent Portico, '6: New Hart-
ford ls a guest, of main street friends
fora few days. &
Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Wesson, or Jer-
say City were guests, last week, ' of
o.
clouds in Noroton. .
Mrs. Ella P. Aborn has returned to
her home in Rockvllle, after a visit
with friends in Darlen.
At the Presbyterian parsonage. the
lodles' Missionary Societpheld a
very interesting meeting. Mrs. nlar'
yn gavo a talk on the doings of for-
eign missions. and Mrs. Shipway a
talk on conditions in Siam.
A party of Stamford young people
t, for a.
traw ride, Junior Mechanics' Hall
had been hired for the occasion, and
dancing was enjo ed and refreshments
were
return, the sudden shower. came up
and the party were forced to send
John. James, of Sound Beach, back
won their wagon, which waeaa open
one, and hire a closed tailyho from a
Darlen livery stable. The party arriv-
ed home early Saturday morning.
served. on it was time to
pupa
Rev. Mr. Littleton agaon officiated at
Holy Trinity church yesterday.
The Misses (lampher entertained
relatives from Norwalk yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Davis have returned
from an auto trip to Washington, D.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Wheiock have
arrivedat their summer home for the
season.
Miss l’carl Dykenlnn of No ' York.
has been a recent guest of rela lves in
town.
The interior of the American restau-
rant on Main street is being redec-
orated and improved.
S. M. Allen will have charge of the
imperial inn this season and Stanley
Watts will be the proprietor.
Mrs. James Smith will entertain a
party of friends tomorrow evening at
her home near Slpperly‘s mill.
. The annual parish meeting of Holy
‘rlnity church will take place in the
Sunday school room this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. William laxnnls have
returned from their wedding tour and
re now keeping inilfll‘ in Bridgeport.
At the annual meeting of the No:-
walk chapter l). A. it, Mrs. Thomas
Stcarns o
gent.
this village was elected re
Mr. and lira. Clarence Rt'ligitit'fi will
to Norwalk, June 1. when the
Mrs. James [lain and daughter will
Massachusetts, for an extended visit remain in Westport for the summer
Mr. Balu has charge of a large dma
lore in Liberty, N. i.
The members of the Farms church
lilt-
burclt a thorough cleaning. Dinner
will be served at noon.
The Smith Electrical Eiiltlllllt‘l‘liiil
. . . . . . .‘ “0"")tu installed a number of tom
deuce for r. W. Mthndtlo. coinintlit‘ ‘ ilOI‘m‘y lights in "w town hall
for the.playcrs at the whlst party hold
, that evening.
["1 iii ll)’
Joseph sleberg, of licthci. is now on
upylng his cottage ai (‘ompo beach.
the greater part
at of his health. . . '
new grounds in Baugatuck was fairly
woll atleudod. A big time is anticl-
Memorial Day.
Mrs. Elisabeth Robinson a native of
Virginia but far many years a rest
dent of Wenlporl. died at the home of
her daughter in Norwaik, Thursday.
aged 84 years. The funeral services
were held from her daughter’s home
Saturday afternoon, Rev. Ellis 13. Dean.
rector of Christ Church of which Mm.
Robinson waala devout member from
interment took
BETHIL WOMAN OUIClDEB.
itlDOEFiEiJ), May 23.~——M.ra. Jos-
soph Street, whose home was in Bath-
l-i. took her life by culling her throat
with a pair of adult scissors yellen
day. She had been ill and was visit-
ing her son at the tiara.
was at years of ago.
nor Low gave a verdict of suicide.
Mrs. Street
Medical Rumi-
W
rerun, , also Co.
outrun j an autumn
I? wacuul o ovum.
Hours—4 to 11:10 I. in" and it.“ to
”and” III Sunni”. 7 to
o
Piliiill s"
.-., .miou pram. ..
Fatronc otjthe Bliou Dream will use
another big bill for Monitor. Tuesday
and Wednesday of this weak. Charles ‘
IA Gail and (30., in their strong dramar
tic novelty act The Devil, the Servant
fend the Man,’ is the best ever seen
'on any sage. lilance, Morgan and Co.
in an operatic offering is alone worth
the mrieevof admission. Byrnes and
Bwafileld, laa clever comedy act, and
«an added ,.,attractlon Prof. Dorian
(Sharks) will/give his highly entertain-
ing and instructive act, Electricity.
mun. no wanna or nan.-
.wav co.
Word was received here today by
friendsof John 3'. Stevens, former vice
president of the New Haven read. that i
he had been elected to the presidencyl
of the United Railway company at
Portland, Ore. a concern owned by
James J. Hill. it is said here that this
is the fore-runner of a plan by Mr. Hill
to place for all of his electrical pro-
perties in the west under the direct
supervision of Mr. Stevens, He has a
son working {or the New Haven Rail-
road in New Haven. and lived there
with his family during his connection
with thmew Haven company. It is
stated that Mr. Stevens will be made
the president of the Oregon Electric
company. another lllll propoeition, on
which work will be started in a short
time. Mr. Stevens will have‘ full
of theconstructlon of this line.
.......-._v.... .........
ALL THl8 WEEK COME BTIRBING
BARGAINS lN
alum
calculus
Reg. $10.50, at ....... . .......... $13.50
Reg. $15.50. at ................. 312.75.
Reg. 311.50. at ........... " ...... $9.75
A few Small Dressers-dust right
for Bungalow Bedrooms, at.... 5
. $5.98. $7.48 and 08.26
nun——
MITCHELL. unoanrmmn
r. A. MffCHELL
HOU'E FURNIIHII
CORNER WALL AND HIGH IT!»
NORWALK» CONN.
e. K.
Norwalk Branch Office. of
The Evening Sentinel
o " g 0
City Assessors Notice
We. the undersigned. hereby give no
lice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the City of South
Norwalk, that they are required to
deliver to the ”sensors. or either of
them. on or before the :ilst day of May.
will, a written or printed list. dated.
signed and sworn to. of all the pro-
perly owned by them on the lat day 0!
May. tilltl. liable to taxation. making
a description of all the real estate.
each parcel being separately described.
.\'. il.~i.lsts may be returned to the
assessors, at the new Council rooms.
in the Library Building. Washington
street, South Norwalk. from and includ-
from 10 to 12 o'clock a. m. and from 2
,‘..
“illiii‘ Rt“ ‘ ill
iii ' L til i...
if you think you have kidney
trouble you should by all means cun-
sult a good physician. if this is im-
possible then ask your drugglst for
the beat remedy—tho one he would
use or recommend.
Twelve thousand of the best dros-
glsts in America have formed a Nth
tionui MDOCIMIOD, which they call
the American Druggists Syndicate.
Through this assimilation they sire
their customers the benefit of their
vast experience by- furnishing the on
suniwllou with the formulas for a
“ I
before they are offered to the public
is approved by a National Formula
Committee, comprising one of the
leading drugglsts from each State,
and this Formula Committee has
placed its approval upon A. D. S.
Kidney Remedy, which means that
this, next to the prescription of a
responsible physician. is the most
efficient. the sufmt and altogether ‘
the best remedy for the rcllcf of r
.kldncy lrtmblc that is known to the
entire membership of this organizav
tion. 0
It means that the relief secured
through its use will be free from
habit-forming tendencies such as
Would usually follow the use of the
ordinary patent medicine. ’
The fact that A. D. S. Kidney
Remedy is absolutely harmless is i
just one of the many reasons why
you should tiNt' it at the first sign.
suspicion or symptom of kidney
trouble-for if you have kidney
trouble and it does not help you the
druggist you imught it of will cheer-
fully refund your money without a
question.
(let it at any A. D. 8. drug store.
descended froth a mine llllliC."‘S(‘l‘lillv
ion ’l‘rlbune Republican.
WWW NEMIER
this Sign
in the '
Drunlst's s c
a
Window Was ”30% $311.33.”...
These are the local A. D, S. druggists:
Allen the drought. .
The érldge Phfirmacy.
The Clifford P armour.
Guittncr d. Caniy, Preps.
‘
The roof lnikulivc girl always gives
an the impression that she is “string-
ing" him.
Do not be too proud of your clothes.
Remember the pony skin jacket may
WALL”
APER
New Goods now in
stock. Prices are no
higher than no year.
0
complete line of medicinal remedies l
and toilet preparations. 9
Each one of these preparations l
>Haroid Nickerson and W. C. Perry
l0
The clay pigeon shoot held at the ~
m9 20t
.5 o'clock p. in; on Saturdays from
to 9 o‘clock in the are as. and Tues-
day. May ill-t. 1910. fro
i. .
"“9" ‘“ W“ “W“ “W" w‘” b” “‘3‘“! Dated at the City of south Norwalk.
t‘oun., May 10th, 1910.
7 to 9 o‘clock
FR KiJN A. TOLLRB,
D. iiiLlAM HAHFORD,
LOUIS B. iiEERB.
Assessors.
' cones
E. E. Gorbam
Decorator
10 First Street, East Norwaik
Telephone 452
cur—miss
The taxpayers of the City of South
Norwalit are hereby notified that the
city tax of seven (1i mills on the dol»
lar, laid no the allotment list of 1909
by the Hoard of idstinrate and Tan-
tion, will be due and payable on the
first day of May. 1910. at which time i
will receive the some at my adios.
Root: ii. United Bank building. 97
Wu lagton street, Booth NOrWlllf.
Penalty at the rate of nine (9) per
cent. a year from May 1, 1910, will be
charged on all bills remaining unpaid
after June 1, mo.
WILLIAM B. WiLCOX.
Collector of Tom of the City of
South Norwallt.
south Not-walk. April 8.1910.
”4...: :7 A 'Y
O. , .. . O I
Union School Duitndt
The tuner _ of the South Norwalk
Union school . strict are hereby noti-
fied that the district in of two mills
all the dollar. laid on the town amu-
mcat list of 1m. at I meeting of the
district held on the 8th day of June.
1909. at the Franklin school, will be
due and payable on the «cone day of
May isle. at which time! shall he
re ‘ to receive mm at Million-Pow
eli'l drug store. at Washington street.
Penalty at the rate on per cent. a
your from my 1 will be charged on
and after June a. 1910.
, l". A. TOMA”.
Collector of rm- for South Not-walk
Iiion School District.
Dated at ,iiouth Norwalk, April to.
"10.11 335 m
l
llr. Merchant to have an ELECTRIC
SIGN for your store and show via
down. We manhunt. all uses, and
they IELL 'i‘iilb cooper .
Try a snail sign for a starter—tin
increase in your business will oauu
you to order larger an".
The Read & Voik Electrical (lo.
M wuiuhoron eraser.
acorn nonwaut.
,, vat. Illl.
Daily line toN. Y.
For Freight Only
On and after “my, random. 1.
19M, Freight pullers viii n
Pier a. lint it yer, New rot-k. (tool
of Dover street). every day. («not
sander). at a p. or. might received
at Nowell up to i p. In. and loath
Namath up to 8:80 a. in. ~
Norwalk Steamboat to.
Arming J. lmlth. c. O. Newman.
LECTURE 0N TUBERCULOSIS.
The committee in charge of the loo-
ture, "Tuberculosis." under the auspic-
es of Neigthr Camp, .No. 9.294, in Red
Men's Hall, on Wednesday evonlng.
wishes to announce to The Sentinel
readers that if anyone failed to get an
invitation for same. they can come to
the hall and beadmltted. This is a
treat for the people of The Norwalhe,
and all should avail themselves of this
chance to hear the noted orator, Hon.
Edward .l. Burns, of New Jersey, give ‘
in dual! how much good, etc, is done
by, the Woodmen's Sanatorium in
Colorado Springs. Also will give ad-
vice to prevent the spread of same.
The ball will be opened at 7:15 andr'so
come early, and get a seat,ps no doubt
the ball will be crowded.
r'mmrv uquv AT TRINITY
causes.
The day being a festival iho music
was all very Joyous. the quartette and
full chorus of twenty being in good
voice. The offertory anthem in the
morning. was Staluer‘s “I Am Alpha
and Omega.” the solo parts by Mrs.
being wall done, The choir showad
good training, whlcl! meant, hard work
far both director and choir. in the
evening, Lucian lsweli's “l Am Alpha
and Omega" was beautifully rendered
by Mr. Perry.
“They say,” is the slandercr‘s most
deveiish weapon. .
A very slnall individual can occas-
sioually start a rumor that could not
be checked by a million disclaimers.
When the real nice man-attempts to
be gay he always makes a sorry mess
u
t -s..ti,
lOctti$5
Farmers in ma
totals are organic or
pioymeat of Japanese.
. ”We...” .....- -. m, -
n counties of Call-
aaainst theolo— ‘
Wail disortment in
the city. Pricesfrom
u- .
" camera
Sole agent di- “ allow! &Car
' nter‘s. Fr. be 8: Co’I‘s Wall
apers.
”Michelson
and Papefflanging f
Paints. Hussein
”2 Goods.
.4
&c., &c.
~——.
Agent for Columbia . Pinko:
graphs, Records and Supplies.
L. H. Decker
a7 waeHlu‘a'ro'N, oral". ‘
souru nonwaut.
1-21., gen. . ’_'
campfire; Plus
‘ your!» for
Elli: r ifia'ir‘ :3“:
in“ 3’ «at? $3.5m?!
51‘3in im‘i't n ”1% all”
MinonuiiutJflulJiuyuhfllM
Sillil BY M06195 EVERYWHERE
3
.-
WHEN A HOT SPELL COMES
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
want to be ready for the
heat, order your. Gas
Range today.
$14.75 up
ON EASY PAYMENTS IF]
DESIRED . .0 '
Hobsatonic
Power Co.
Special for This
Week Only
Monogram Rye wank. ...m .. or.
Sherry Wine y 1‘ I,
Fine Bock .....
....... o n n v t .350 “Lint:
“81.00 one, delivered
Other goods. too numerous to men-
llon. all at cut prices.
Hot Roast Beef Free. Saturday night.
CENTRAL HOTEL
Cor. MOnroe a Gh'ltmit Mo. 1"! 151-3
a. a L. also“. Prom.
.__-—"
“fig
HAVE voo Fonaorysu Aa‘our
THAT ‘
COmhihtitidh
Coal all. Gas .,
Range
that we called to your attention some ..
weeks ago? The first inspection will
convince you that it is just the thing
for the summer cooking. Call and see
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Definition of Chiropractic
Chiropractic is the science of the
was of the disease and the art of ad-
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nerve system in your body.
Nervoulneu. Rheumatism. Paraly-
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cases are given special attention; also
Curvature of the Spine. You will
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