.4
, Iii are ,, olilslr .
We re a remedy that has a record
gnawing hair and curing baldness
”joist. of every 100 cases thrq'lildfl
. , . flirts. to direction for a reason-
iii. ’idnpth “time; list may seem
. trolipstatsl‘montwit is. and we
. it it .
n ,
I
i ‘” in. but 'we personally give our Web
t" does not
.1. print. M...” . no;
t to . . Hail- Torgo is “biplane-
‘ltsarasoo r so Imus rm l
dellshifuily per amid. and does not
seer stun. _« s.
. if,“ 101.00. Wt our tidbit:
gilt. you certainly take no risk. said
lily of our tore-«The Clifford Phar-
Im". Quit so one. was. ..
IANTA GLAUS stumps.
ow Unolo 8am Will stimulate the
‘ unnerving Custom.
. WASHINGTON. Oct. 11~Uncle Sam
‘yaa a source of supply for Santa Claus
5i!” switched from sold pieces
.gempo Up 0 this year.the govern-
ont ,minta ' ined large titrantitleti of
iguana-Mair for sold“. 9:32;: f .. litl‘ _ am ini‘servlce. including new
it?” . ,r‘jiggizz . u. ”Mg; in n-ll traokav new monomer atn- ‘
r.‘ «‘"_ ~ '. .I ‘. i “an“ dw; do; pad freight'iaollltiek. ‘ owynslbe
3%.“ m cm calm "old “ms nu coalinz' facilities an machine
4;” now Unsigimilhli‘iiwod u; :shqp..;.'i‘ihe.operating results bays
3 rder for a large euantlty of briaht
., ow yellow posla -savlnga stamps.
; hose. leather with a postal-card up-
, .. i' Y I. _ 1 ..
mt x‘$9‘kl‘ieliolit‘?’u Uflfim's new
is 0 . ~..
' " ’“ f‘a "on thé'younxstera of
. '; p l," ‘3'..th gone to
‘ 1th; rd sinfihmttraclive
‘ s expectedrthat'there will
assaults for these, mini»,
N.
. in ""u ..
whlfco Lthn-centivand will be
'v‘foetm "ban note." it represents
9 initial“ “Rf" of ton‘cenltsy. Each
33rd holds a stomps. whichcfat t _
_,‘ nta eachitf is fig): be one ans
. r a antisocial-titles . ~
iii? With the use of the stamps her
“f. rlstrnas presents will arise ,the
’. cation of whether the, postmasters
ay he required or may lawfully do a
«55.1 all-order business." for the portrait
pairings system willoniy be installed
a
u o soy n
Mm‘nk“? ‘
great Q;
stamp.
r
ar. ' . ,.
on iii”:- no’t'yet been ‘décid-
by the aquatic: Thoyiare of th‘
glen, however. that if the mail on
«or. primal-having. stomps do not
b a very big amount for any one
“about be allowed for to polo
1' ster to fill mall orders. until more
5
i .‘
' offers are established. . Generally
‘itlng. however. the: postal-pulp“
‘ -. stem is not. to he a mall-order tutti
manuscript menintonherscuir-
to deposit is money in his homo
;. n in order to keep depositors with-
_‘ the legal limit of 8100 a month for
none. lli'lnfl- . r ‘
*". a DLI'”MIDiClNE-—NOT a
A I “A "infirm" u s
. t‘t , count of: uncles
yfl’fifih‘ifidfi‘filfl'mgxe. u is safe
., d» effective. .Contalho no opinion
’ ‘ “noulrsfdtutos. The Bridge Pita.»
. i ,
_ fitstlulrluv AND couarocx.
“meantime around as to the
' “ New Ballot '
i ”At the meeting. of the: committee of
’ ‘hz, one from, each county. in New
not a. ‘to‘ take ‘up consideration of the
no it; mpafxmit was decided
'~ .. nilfi‘ct‘glte Chairman Comatoclf
‘ ‘ 1 soft withDha‘lrman Kenesly of
33'?»an committee to see it
‘ in not be common ground on
" 3 parties might moot refs.
to? g, optancs or rejection of
she'lbdtl‘allrsn ballot.
..the town elections. 4,000 ballots
thrownout by moderators. Most
myth or e rejectadm‘f‘or trivtl’alv r8:-
’ or w e on or a
ministries. 9' .
t. 'f‘ . at! eel that these bah
j . .. numerous stances disfrsn~
. ' ‘jrotor. a bone to be able
"on "vath the Republicans , to
sand no instructions to moderators
'I "Vii
i
tog . Materialiuuna on
Ill, . hit leis. outwith any in.
if}?! it .thelattan of the
’ ‘ 'liuammi'mttiitfifgs‘is
Plight! tapioca m
"i3 «93% rise
_, . . e." ill nstr tithe
cm as to their“ Willi“ ballot.
”713i We woes.
noose.
fit.
.momont of their. doubler .. mos menu vi
alto.“ North. to Congress. tlo “M
» ».‘Q.l.amu.-
' “It show time
... $1441. .‘l mu
Til
1W 4
J. i.
as Noddliidsiilfoflly Milestone ,
hammerhead-v Congressman
. . udatad frosaNais
, .ilotwoitihammlv
minnow-riot: .orss-
._ Monmouth“! chines
Clubs. of New flatten. holds the l
harmonise
‘1 tall“ Im‘
”so.
. lid
Hammerhead. lo
d‘afia‘d‘“
amt ' ”a“ ..
mzlnshwenombammw
W‘dmiwh'di’id
W:
‘nttuouassoos
,dsr» We . .
will be but a service during the p on.
l=- All”! - fill." in? ‘ “ ‘
fl , ‘Electr
oflnusrautoofto refund every penny
in usfor it In ev‘ory lostaooomhoro-
lvgdentlre satisfaction to
dill
to
i933 paramount:
lacuna.
* n r ‘ssibly'two posi-elllcos in
Miilgl‘rfi ' .
.e'i'hla
7‘? tel-savings depositoriel,.m ”tub ‘
' manor. .thom ammunition
' ‘ also" rm.
0
in the annual report of the New tbs-
ven Railroad considerable space is de-
voted th the drums of telling of fur
brouemonta t at are under way
whicii'hsve been’completed since idle
last statement was made to the stock-
holders. Those within the bounds
of .Conneetlontare taken from the, ,9.
port as follows: ‘v'
A new concrete signal tower is on
than latti’iridleport, . d
in freight conveyors have
unsuited at Pequonnock Dock,
removed to conform to the new bar-
bor line. 3 .v,‘ '
The construction of double trackibe
Jimntflawleyvflie'ond Shelton is un-
der way on the section between Haw-
Jasrilloioatl Botsfordm
Eilmniatlon of grade crossings and
Manages ii for about one mile at
Broo fie auction are under con-
struction. and should be completed by
the end of the Year.
-.All (vol-Min» connection with the
a
a
has been completed. and the new to»
cllltles are in operation. lmproveddo-
comotlve coal facilities have recently
been completed. and are working very
satisfactorily.
structlon a new highway bridge at
Humphrey street which should be
completed during the year. 1
. .. ..'.l.‘ha.lmprovemeuts in and near Wa-
terbury are completed. and the beta
been ' greatly improved.
Double track. Waterbury to Bristol.
is in progress. The work is about sev-
enty-five per cent. complete. and
should he finished by the and of the
yean
on!!!“ "tunnel at Terryville to seventy-
five per cent. complete.
The new dock at New mndon to re
place the structure destroyed by fire
last year. has been rebuilt, and is now
in service. . »
fwhiiciiillestnnipc'are .1810!!! baiiaatins main. lino. Nlantlc.
to Back Bay, is progressing satisfac-
torily; about fifteen miles have been
mmpleted. . , ,.
~Everybody's friend—Dr. Thomas“
itclectrlc Oil. Cures toothache. ear
lobe. sore throat. Heals cuts. bruises.
maids. Stops any pain.
WANTS A PASTOR.
_ ._.._.
A Paper; Published .at Conconully.
Washington. Announce. NsOd
of tho Place.
SPOKANE. Wash, Oct. ll.-llndef
the headlut, ".iWanted--.t Pastor,"
prominently displayed In its leading
editorial column. the Okunosau Rec-
ord. unburned at Concouully. when.
says in part:
"Conconuliy is without a pastor for
its thrlvln .Melbodlsl church. This
is the first we in upwards of 10 years
such a thing has happened and it is
hoped it will be several times that
many years» before it happens again.
“some how or other. it doesn't were
just right for a live. thriving commu-
nity‘ like this one do be without. a
spiritual edvlscr. We have one of the
‘ best churches in the county and it
seems a pity to have it stand idle at
this time of the your. The church was
built'for divine worship. it is a place
where the good people of- this terri-
tory mavsathcr once a week. at last.
.aud live thanks in a lost God for His
o lender mercies to them and for His
bounilca.
"We cannot (warlock the fact that
this is part of God's great uulve’fle.
He created, it and It will remain His
until the and of time.
“But what We want now is a live.
wide-awoke pastor fer the, church. of
which we are justly proud. And may
he come soon!"
A.. enemas is sLsc-reox‘sticas-
TARY OF NIW-HAVIN ROAD
‘ Arthur Driller-it it the Moderator};
of theficw. York. New llhvep & Hart-
ford railroad company. having been
elected, h! the board “directors in
sooslo‘nlin New .York._to fill the \‘M‘Jfl'
or caused by the death‘ of the late
JohajG. Parker. .
‘ lift. Clark was assistant secretary of
the road under Secretary Parker. He
has “unconnected; with the New He"
can road for over if a years, balm
2i the secretary! o loo dll this little.
. is started in on er':w.'lll. Barnett,
who retired as s v nonresident of the
1road a, tow yoari ‘aao. htr. Clark is
about at; years of an. and resides in
wallinuford.
POOH”!
Howellwbid you ever actually kiss
a girl for her mother?
Powell—My boy. you talk like a con'
sud numerator,
«Interpretatrlur
Mia rust: mm...
4N“. 13.11? W: a}?
‘ ‘l'i‘ii‘WW‘lrWW
.l..: . w W
Whr wastd‘tlfl riggzygstsm
i
. ad‘s tirthe 'skin When
a
t‘thoxsrm life
mug ‘ . _ , L .'
rel are the itch-
over 5.000 towns and1oitles in
_ one
am ‘ mm lens curetmade by this
n or restroom. for solemn. pimples.
hiatus?
Will, u’try other
'«Wi‘i‘
, Br d rip it 0th .changes at ‘
Doiclr‘filigos'ks his 4 go under . r. P
The old Nanniucit division is b n; v
New Haven cut and trolley viaduct “
There Is under our ‘
W... a... .n MW
.. .
m" ‘
_inl,f 0a ‘
tum.” TMMM WM! t Posh!» it ~-
Ail akin troubles which are prove:
d lent to hot W‘Itilfl‘wl‘liilbl,‘ififlfilllmwé'
lion! ,iaogca‘lledgsumu r, scream, itch-I
incision ltllw tulip) til relational”?
the nan-sin m“ or built , prompt:
WWW-'7,- » linguist“ are found;
.11 even shod blgbtl..sltlu irritatiomillv
,mstly‘diaordpl'a, old. “in More Jpin-l
.popau. 'e stating otilsh‘ or berries. in;
oerbdn'itnpuths nili‘ays brings them on.
Forlcieaulug the. cglnplexlong‘jrod or
translated noun a boom. mosquito
”hell. “will" d
t'c.’;
a, lo. distance ‘ :h'tyelso. aur-
.‘u‘rfs‘itla‘.3t§liul .heinnbated after a
s in lo audited Ion. ‘
Lhriipls'hma surfaces an‘ld minor irony
bier is. n ten Indication of its rapid.
'{Qiion input-in; eczema, fetter, scab-
es, itch. etc.
, , , lowlands. limbs, scalp
‘0: ‘le part its body;
r .
"it special diluent packageof lionialu‘
is prepared for .minor uses, and this,
as we! as the reunion” jar. is on sale
by al dvupgiats,particularly 'l‘bc Clif-
‘flordl’harmacy and Edw. W. Kelley.
r. .
But afrce sample. whichwlll afford
a‘l‘onvinclng toaleay be obtained by
‘rnail. by Writing to the Emergency La-
boratories, 32 West 25th stf'rel. new
York city. ‘ , '
mu~ »*.‘WM .
NUAL ONVENTION OF KING'S
DAUGl-ill'lfll. '
. ‘i . . 1 « r W
Session to be Held in New London
Today and Tomorrow. ‘
The» fifteenth national conventlo' of
the Connecticut ranch of the King‘s
Daughters and Sons will be held .In the
Second Congregational Church in New
London today and tomorrow.
The first session will open with a
dcvotiounl acrvice led by Rev. Philip
i.. Kerrldgc. rector of at. Jantes'
Church. An'addrcas of welcome will
be’made by MiasEllen Coll. of New
London. and the response will be by
hire. fissile E. Blackmer. ill-ports will
.be presented and an address will be
made by Mrs. Bernard P. Raymond. of
the Rhode island branch on "The Beat
Service.’ An evening service will be»
tlu at 7:30 o'clock. when the address
will be by‘ Mrs. David ii. Laird. scorer
fury of the New York branch. on "Fel-
lowship in Service.“
Wednesday's session will begin at
9:l5 a. m. and thc devotional service
will be led by Rev. James R. ilanforlh.
of the Congregational Church. In Grin
ton. An address will be made by bliss
‘iusap R. arokenslilro. treasurer of the
\iassachusotts branch. on "Work in
His Name." and the election of officers
will take place. The afternoon session
willsbeglh at l:lli o‘clock and will close
at .
in
DAMAOIO “AWARiikD'TO OOVIRN-
MINT FOR DIOTRUCTION OF
-YOUNG FOIIBT GROWTH.
in an action for fire trespass on the
lilack lillla national forest brought by
he United Sines against the Missouri
River and Northwestern railroad. the
iury has awarded damages to the stov-
crnmenf notoply for the loss of mar-
chaulablc timber but also for the den-
tructlon ‘of unmcrchantable iouna
growth. '
This is Riordan by government oili-
~luls as outnlillshlun a very important
precedent. So far as Is known at the
United States lit-pertinent. of Agricul.
tore. his the first time that any court
has recognised what forestrrs call the
expectation value" of young growth
it! furnishing a basis for the award of
damages. The difficulty in the way of
such an award in the past has been
that there was no way to prove to the
'Illsl’ncllon of the collrls the money
mine of the loss suffered.
The awnrd In the south Dakota case
followed the prconhtnllon of crldenrc
as to the cost of work in rclorcstlbx
which the government is actually do-
‘ng in the mark Hills. The amount
claimed for the young growth burned
was 3l2 nurture. and the claim under
his item was allowed in full by the
lllry. The mini amount of damages
claimed was 33,728.“. of which 82;
£3:le was for merchunlahle timber
loalroyed or injured by the fire.
It is rocoaulrcd by investors that
be cost of artificial reforestation will
not always furnish a lair basis for or.
llmatiult lilo (innings to forest room
doctlon. Whore new arowtb can no
uxpoctod by natural sowing from seed.
".roos on the around within a short
lime. artificial plautluu or sowing is an
.mnecasaarliy expensive toothed. To
meet such cases what are known as
'ytoltl tables" are being prepared. fly
the use of these the loss can be shown
in terms of the dual crop and the time
heoasaary to produce it.
Thus. if it is known that ion thous-
and feet of timber per acre can be
out. once to seventy yearn, it is easy t
calculate the value of the crop who:
it is ten years old by discounting from
its value when mature. In European
countries where forestry has been Iona
practiced this method is regularly ap-
plied to sellina. condemning. or eati-
matinn neuroses on forest property.“
is also used abroad intolerance. which
would be impracticable If there woro
not both an accepted basis for dotornn
lulns the loss suffered and a reason.
ably accurate knowlsdlo of the hasnrd
involved.
«slam
sushi-fan anion 'APPLII.
SPOKANE. Wash. Oct. ll.-—-Phillp
Miller. a pioneer anchor at nifliordaio.
In ths‘Wenatchoe valley. central Walli-
ln on. nastiest narrated do boxes or
3. 00 pounds” of high arsdecontinor-
cisi apploaftora e slams ire in an or-
gan! planted till years see. res 0th
7 trees or the salon axoproducedio
boxes each.‘ These‘llpples are of tho
spitsenhnrg‘yarlety.‘ Other Ehrlich!
the old orchard planted to till Dir-
, pisses will yield lichens nappies
etch. ’While to trees of I ode is find
bushings yielded options on aver-
age of 1 boxes to the tree: flour list.-
fleid has one tree in her orehhrd In tile
sme district that it need 10 bakes
. ignite pounds of opp es this’lleosoul
lflllsr settled in tile trolley If yours
bro hi'id men, or tile-tress d planted
u that time arstbrivlnat oy. lie on
auburn 'w
”also. should be g.
. it real! nous with which" poslam f
no uncommon ,,
are large. on w men it o o the
fashion of the droopi g brlms. yet wish
a smallhol. .m .1.“ innit possible to
. at one of this sort. or course the
lead size is very large. as is
nil the unit hatwfnr fall. .
. 'l‘hai. styletot scarf that. in
itself the shape land usefulness) of a
tiny cape about the shoulders is just
new aracofnl new Its uei fiber. the
otralaht scarf. and the: on s of the
‘capellke little scarf" fall as long and
gracefully as the style that .flrst up-
poared. ' ’l l‘ " '
Though rattuil
or. soutaclle holds it owh equally Well
with it; each is enormously fashiyrn
able. * . -.
’ Persian
gowns. dressing subtitles and
been dresses. , ,
if you can got the genuine orloutal
cotton fabrics in Persian designs. you
will obtain something both the ex-
treme of fashion and exceedingly ser-
viceable. for oriental cottons wear
'chI and. as you know. the Persian
designs promise to hold their place
well into the season.
Mlsses' garments. which are natural-
ly cut on straighter lilies than are
those for adult women. are found in
Abe very effective In giving small wo-
. ion the smart. straight up and down
loss of the hour. They often flt
small women better than do adult gur-
monte, too.
. 'Aa most of the turbans are faced
filth allk, they slip on over the hair
neatly without rumpllug tbecnroful
monument of puffs. curls and braids.
Faiile silk is one of the materials
used for developing the turbana of fall
which ensures their being light, and
comfortable to wear.
Don't neglect the planting tilts fall
of the many different bulbs which will
make for a beautiful garden next
spring. ilouhtloas you have seen many
flower-beds the past season which you
wpuld like to copy for you
grounds another summer. and now Is
the time to make note of the different
plants and colors which met your ap-
proval. for thc lufcrveulng months
it will be a very easy matter to forget
that what they Wore. .
There Is a very lrylug line on somc
of the newer gowns. It is in the lim-
tilut rises hlyher at the center front
than anywhere else. one sees it in the
arrangement of the trimming‘ou the
bodice, In the upper edge of the horn of
the skirt. the lower edge of the tunic
and in the he do of gold or other‘iacc
hidden uuder' . o tunic. or chiffon. line
must have a perfect carriage to carry
this line successfully.
Cultivate a gracious and plouslul:
monitor and take a wholesome plena-
ure in everything you do, Train your-
aolf to recogulso‘un iii-bred tone. an
awkward acsiurc. or anything cist-
that might betray hardness or murm-
ness in thought. and character, says
"iiressmaltiog at Home." Thus you
will be able to wills-n your sphere of
lulluaucd and uscfulnesn. and you will
find blurb to lift- to give you happiness.
The sheep of. satin as it alimmors
beneath the n: of chiffon is not the
lcusf nltructivé nature of the evening
gowns of tho huurawnud attractive
features are uuhlberless this season.
home of the loose silk cloaks that
have been worn ion enough for their
owners to tire of them can be made
into vcry attractive dresses for the
house. sometimes merely by the ad-
ditiou of Irish '9 collar andcui‘f and
a girldc.
Stool bcud ombroldorlcs on black
mark an extremely rich cvculug cm-
lumc, lhc only itbor deviation from
tho somber lliii ill-inn n itlrdic of
bright corlsc with a piping of crllcruld
ares-u. .
Lace and hiifdln ctlriains will pass
through the ordeal of laundering but
tor if allowed to lie several hours in
lukc warm, soapy water; put them in
without rubbing. and indccd. the whole
of tile washing should be accomplished
without rubbing.
Before decidlnu on a way to use up
a last season's hat that was unbecom-
log. visit your mllllner and try on halo
of different styles; it may be that the
WM‘ you had in mind is of all things
unbecoming. and you will find it best
even to discar “the old and buy new.
It does not at 's pay.to try to “use
up" old thlnmpsss them along to
somebody who Jill be made happy by
them instead making yourself on-
happy in tryin 0 wear them.
Of all belts or the stout woman the
bout probably is that of plain black
suede. which cusps the More closely
and lends itself to every curve.
Both silk and cotton nlarquisetle
waists find favor with manor-eased wo-
men this autumn. and are shown in lul-
meuso varist ”toil. sides. ,
'l‘hc manna ug of the scarf la simpli-
fied by the nuw'notlon of fastening it
lightly to the shoulder, from which the
'03“ undo may he gracefully manipula-
lo .
Among lilo "new" furs of the sow
sou. onco popular but for a little rain-
lfated to the background, is the soft
and beautiful natural beaver. There
are some beautiful asrmelts shown
In this fur. which to a shade of pecul-
ltar charm and personally becoming to
many who eschew black.
Tailored bolts of Persian. either
plain or bordered with a tiny adds 0!
leather. are tho fetching accompani-
mufllt of the young woman‘s tailored
after~
s .
_ With a gown of dark blue voile over
trimming bits are of greenvsnd-hluo
“hlnleahlo silk. which harmonises
better with the whole than would
Ii ildl': color by itself.
are deliciously warm looking. and
their wearers are loud in their praise.
Bans for lilo both may be of plain
alternator of shaved Csstllo sash and
oatmeal scented with powdered orris
root. The flbtmoal to schools; to the
like the presence of the soda in the
bath water and so add the sow.
Tapestry is not only being used for
bandeau that is now ooming‘to be an
indispensable part of the coil‘furs is
amartl developed of the handsoine
taster al. '
'i‘ho delightful Proliohydooltln satin
resouhuds finish the strain
trying it re moonshine {learn
a o-
','Ii ‘ . lore 1h autonomic. a
was slid guronant‘iion for external
WM. .f t salami
[12’s llldotlhnw "'
waits globulin)” r: bouts is our;
~ , ,cre‘fs, nor one o
Media“ “I »
’ as the leading with“ at has the
or Enfoand he will tell you
' ’so.‘ olmolof treatment." limo ls
recognised as the classiest and most
ind all other terms of skin
or scalp affections whether on infant
Plaisted's ores store;
a
.“de. . . for
i .
, l on a season-es Ia’dd."i‘hll
WMad‘ir‘ns enroll moi; recruits in
on. . was .
Vwr‘ostho lists 9‘“. season. ,
r ,/ .1.
. fillets '
true of '
kes upon
braid is asllnde now?
enable makes dainty house .
owu‘.
n anaors sweater coats and rests A
hats. muffs. bolts, handbags. but the .
{Miles 4
rgowns- as attrsotVely as they
W 1
o
:Lecrlou cases co overt
til lbin lumping.
lust Woolf.
. «up. .........».....:..... hymn.semen.-.“....t.-..-....,n‘_.... ..
SHERMAN. Oct. ll.v~'i‘i1(' owns oil
Selectman (loot-go A. Barrios, of fhirl‘v'm. ll.—«~(‘uptain .lohanssou of
“XML amused 0“ “Mimi ltldlmoti “ mibn Amcrlcun llctl l.) Linc stculnshlp Mel‘l-.
or to swear falsely that he wusof use- i do. who brought the first nt‘WS of tho.
in "m" ‘0 be mild“ “ “0'”- “ml 0“rcvoll of prisoners at the San Carlos
"mg" ”i Prolratc ““0 ilcpuly Shflmir‘ortross on Lake Maracaibo, Vent-lo"
Wurrcu (T. Allen. rllurizr-d with bribery i ein, ulm‘ tlclalls yoslcrdey of what [he
of hotel”. which were to have “W“wrow ““1““.me According m ”Mm“
tultcu up ill the town hall hero. )‘t‘illth! which he uaiiicrcd six (”firms “we
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“i Samuel Tweedy. “ “"‘u'k‘mw'l “W‘Eicrs wcro burned and 200 prisoners.
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REVOLT m vsuezueas.
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the
i‘HE NEW
Dof‘nlition of Chiropractic
lusting the same.
by a wrench. twist or sprain in to
Ilmbe.
watered through harmonisin; the of
nerve onions. in your body.
Nervousncss.
sis, Heart. Kidney
cases are given special attention; ala
Curvature of the Spine.
never "not giving Chiropractic
chance to help you
T. FRANCIS. D. C.
Magnetic Treatments Given Also
seiner
Chiropractic is the‘ “science or the
cause of the disease and the art of ads
Diseases are caused
hack. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the different organs and
_ Chiropractors remove the canoe of
this disease and pain. and health is
Rheumatism. Parsly
and Female Dis
You will
.4 WASHINGTON .100. NORWALK
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republic. and more out many unmit-
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Residence. 6 Washington Street.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
Telephone at house. 693.
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want to be ready for the
heat, order your Gas
Range today
.. $14.75...
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Funeral Director and Embalmer
19 North Main Street, South Norwalk
RANGES
will be in great demand. so if you
ON EASY" PAYMENTS JF
, Salome
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SHOE
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skin as well as cleansing. but many "
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.take this medicine three times a day
alter meals. . ' .
Patient—43m, sir, i seldom get;
locals those 'urll limes.
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customerl——'i‘holl take it before them.
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it‘s now up to some genius to innu-
gurule I correspondence course in
lawn mowing.
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ROOM MORNING _ AND
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134 to 136 Washington street.
South Nor-walk
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For Sale In any amount
iForelgn Money Orders and Drafts to
all Parts of the World
Bond Required by Law
Deposited With State of Conn.
For Protection of Patrons
insurance and Real Estate Agents
1. M. Layton a Co.
is Railroad Ave.. south Nor-walk
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Good Quillity —-- Close Prices
‘ 9ch - $4
Blankets
front 75c up
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