Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 8, 1911 · page 10

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L 44111;; this afternoon in the chapel. of,

 

 

 
 
 

 

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L fi' "You cant tell me We' re liuiliurluns."

:L‘ , your mouth was first used by the unriv-
, ilizcd nutivos of this country." The 0th. '

4* argument like that," he muttered, lllld

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 
 

 

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'"DWAYTON ~

cocoon. than which there is nothing
liner ‘l ‘oll Connecticut. Tonoirrupo
loony: making, the place is simply
bountiful, especially in the spring,

at. her loveliest. and when the winds
during these seasons are soft and
balmy «he they oftentimes 11an this
vicinity—bringing Willi them their
hedltlt- giving, properties, it is assured
0. joy and n (ouiioit to sojourn in
toilet so highly favored. this being
,douhly the case w hen the weather por-
. its of bathing. booting. dancing and
ink-all of which are to he enjoyed
in lull mensure here. ‘

4 ‘The Life Rovers will replace the
L ‘llont in the water at Roton Point this
week.

 

L The ih‘loiverECluh is holding a moon

 

the Rownyton Methodist Episcopal
, EChlti'oh.

 

. William T. hymenc is having his.

‘ henuitit‘di home, The Maples, repainted
- and has their tilt work melting improve
f orients to the grounds.

.. Mien backwood has leturned to her
home In Mount. Vernon. alter it very
uplément visit with Mr. and Mrs
Charles‘ Bow‘nian or North avenue.

to a recent illsue oi the Norwnlk
f High School Minute, in it column de~
, voted to papers ‘Which the teachers
have thought worth of publication, ‘be-
cause of their excellence til it pure
L graph written by Miss Ethel Jennings,
of Rwanda: a sophomore. The article
Liii a brief description of a rainy day.
‘RIIIIL tho suhiect is well handled.

TWO well known residents or Roway-
ton recently tried to argue the ques-
tion of the statue of the world' a civill-
zntion, as scheduled for debate before
the Men's Club. on Wednesday. June
3 14th. and the little argument was tuliy
‘ . as Snappy us it is expected the more
iormoi'hilalr willhe. in fact. the var»
bill traces, came to it sudden terminu-
. lion because oi the lrrltuhllity oi one
' contestant. The live men met in the
vicinity of Maish 'i‘liiitcheru depnrh
meat store, and one of them quoted tho
topic of debate: ”Resolved That the
United Stntes is Not n Truly Civilized
“ Nation.” The first began explosivoly.

 

 

L The uecoud uiuilod. “Oh, i dunt know.
> You are using it pioduct oi the harbor
glans at, this time That vile weed in

 

or took his stoglo and looked at it
thoughtfully. ."l won't listen to any

L_ L .3. Walkedrnwuy.

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BEFORE Y0 BUY YOUR

Life or Accident insurance
- tick one to show you what i can do for

4".{.:.you. . .
Robert Scalzr

REAL ESTATE ANU iNSURANCE
Tolcphone 341

 

 

...,.......o.i~..w.. mum... . ,. .

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hie niece otters some or tho'duest

dare indeed Lie a. most ceihzhtrui

summer Land autumn, when Nnture is '

l

L . ladies sewed ilild a Dlmlllelfi meetimr

irlende and relativism in LiStiuntord.

Monday.

 

Miss Grace M. ilnll hue lioenwlvlisii’t~
Ing «her friend. Miss Ellie Stevens. of
South Norwnlk.

 

Mr. and Mrs. George Holtzmun. of
New Canaan, spent Sunday-with role~
tires in, ”Went Norwnlk.

 

m

Mtse Mabel c. Collin, .of Mt. W.
hen. N, Y., is therguoot or her uncle,
it. N. Clever, at Five Monica.

 

Rev. Herbert S. Brown. Dill. of the
iléiriou Congregational Church. pronou-
od Sunday afternoon. June 4th.

 

‘ Charles Johnson and helpers. who
have been palutiug'thc' p'hin‘i‘n place,
have completed their work.

 

George Norrie. of New York city. in
spending his vacation with Mm. IDIIIG
hello. on West Norwoik avenue.

 

Miss Cecelia R. Thompson, of iiigh
Bridge. N. Y., spent the weekend with
her ulster at “Wietnrin Form."

 

hunts Ballade was taking udvnp‘trrge
or a tow clear hours Wednesday iii-ten
neon, when he cultivated the bonus in
his garden.

 

Mini: 1. S. Glover and i“. ll. Emerson
were succinct Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Lee
tor, Saturday. on on automobile trip
to Snvln. Rock.

 

The «much needed rein,,hau done a
great deal of good to all the guidcna
and otruwherrlostill soon be plenti-
ful iii the neighboihtiod.

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Mrn. M. Baidcoclt and Mine Ethel
“Phillips. of Brooklyn. uho have been
visitln‘: Mr. and hire. ng. Smith. loft
Saturday for Rout. N. Y.

\ Stephen Mother. » or Chicago, has
been linvinx lilo house uud grouiidapui
in good order, prminrutory to inking
up his summer residence horn.

The Children's llny exercises will
be held mutt Sunday. June litli. All
“Ye cordially invited to hour the child-
rcu hectic nnd win-r. Rev. H. S. llrown,
l).i).. will npcuk.

 

 

’l‘ho Ladieo‘ Aid meeting will he held
ut the home of Mrs. lingo Rune], Wod-
uesduy afternoon. Juno 2i. The much
lug in to he held every two u-t-oku dur-
Ing the summer moutha.

Tho weekly Christian
meeting will he. held in the Union
Chapel, Friday evening. Juno lull.
louder, l". N. Glover. 'l‘opic. Missions
in Japan and Koren. Acts 17: iii.

Ended vor

w.

The following pupils have one hun-
drcd her com. (or the month of May
lit the West Norwulk school: Dorothy
heck, inure llurtiis. .lltgrotliy Durnhnm,
Ruth Glover, Bertha church. Wilton.
‘KPJ'IIQI',LIJIIIIQ Levis. Edith Miller. ilev
lilidn Ruiney, Mary Weinpo. Clarence
Korker and Michael Rnlney.

 

'Ilhe Lodleu‘ Aid Society met at the
home or Mrs. C. S. Mucomber, Wounds»
day wttornoon. June 1th. There won:
six members who were unaccounted»
pita the bad weather and walking;
clue one visitor. Minn M. ‘C. Collin, of
Mt. Vernon. During the meeting the

wars hold. The treeouror‘o marl. w
mod, and they voted to hold a fair
contoured to Augunt. Time and place
to be heldelli be settled inter.

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when ‘rvao HeAnPomra.
Jacou Gould Elchurmnn. president of

. Cornell unlvoriilty, ‘wucm'ulltiug across

the compile the other day “with, the
dean of one. of the colleges, when the
chimed in the lihror‘ tower hogan to'

 

client for aummei- residents to be
und nowhere in this section. and:
era are excellent advantages '10:: all
or desire an ideal country home. The
find is high, and many or the term

6 men attractively laid out, and con-
Illhdll natural includes- The center
e village colliding n wolloqulpped
tor. and thérol . moist. and no hoot
hlciLiL Ill a crohit‘ idly eomtnunity of
tin hind, The principal industry iii
inlm; drill in thiii a. int-go monitor, or
people tire engorged and have been no

liere. Jnmoti ticilond Eli‘lalli.
friction in Stnmlord

 

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ring.
"Deon. ” said he. ”the mimic of, thosoL
chimes in so beautiful that it ulwnyu
nets inc dreaming; oi the post. My hey» 4
bond dnysf'w .
adorable dean.
’4fl'i1'ii‘iy the chimed urn very. Very
headlil'ul. Whey motto me IIIIIIIIL'W‘
“What?" trolled tile idlgniilcd old
dean agilin.
”The chimes-43min
hoeutlliil”-~ -
“Couch louder.“ cried the dean once
o.“l com hear ‘ he dnvil oh

chimes-elicit

 

 
 

what do you sari". interrupted the, ,

Cor. illitrogu LAW.

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. L L AND
NOROLILON

Ernest Sollcoli. of Norman. with the
guest of liuuiéril Smith, ycntordny.

 

 

Mr nod? Mm Hort Dayton. 0! New
York are shopping with Mril M. Decli-
er.

 

J. W. Bell and family. of New York
are at the lichen. Bell house for the
summer. L ‘

 

William a. Strong. it to said. lit do
in; very well in the electrical hunluoan
in. itidgeliold.

Mine Muy .l. intuition. went. to the
South Norwulk Houpiiiil, yesterday. to

undergo treatment.

 

Mr. and ,Mrs. James (trough. 01

Semi; Norwulk. visited Mr. mid Mm. -

llanlord Smith. over Sunday.

Harry llollirook, of New York. in
stopping iorthc hummer in John I’.
Criminln'ii White House.

 

 

The nutrient: nre running a lturveiit.
from the rain which iii inlllux and iii
grout improtmuutit Ill made.

 

. courr till ween,

L! ‘ Bhdtmnu. oz Norotou Heights. Raye
" n'oldtl acknowledged the then or the ;
pulleyii ‘ond tackle. hut douitid stealing '
theiroat. lie was lined 37 and caste. _ ,

L L injured. Relihan lo the non of tho ‘

' onclock milking the trip up and return .

"with steep,
lug utilitarian nvllc.‘ carpenter's ‘

toolll and two force-punt“ item Front:

 

Norotoupeopia were krievedL Lid
hour that Daniel Relihnn.

accident in Troy, where he in our
pioycd on the railroad an a tcloxruiih
Operator. While running for a truiuv
he slipped and tell under the cars,
having a leg entered and several rlhil

lute Con Holman. a! this town.

‘ Tomorrow afternoon the tire Iuddieii
will chd tiioirL way toward Lilnnliurl'
to participate in the parade which will
he held in connection with the laying
of the cornerstone for the new are
hence The hoyo will start iii. 1:30

in iii. '1‘. hates auio- hue All dreiiriiy
llhg tor hotter Weather for should it
min niotteru would he decidedly tin-i7
cointortuhlc mid muiiy would not 60
The men are looking torwurd to n
gront'uood limo:=

 

 

“the!“ Mut‘lownn niiniinlntorcd first
communion to a cluiul (it 60 boys and:
girls, Sundny. The Church was crowd
ed with relutlveu and friends. in tho ,
evening. a joint reception was given}

by thirty momhero or the Children or; .

Mum and twcuty- live, boys from the:
Junior Holy Name Social 'i‘hepuu-
tor «polio on "The Devotion to the
Blurred Virgin and to the Holy Name.”

During the evening. the choir dung;
and there werereolos illld a duct hyi
Mrs. 3min: and Mina Morgen}! Mod

(intuit. ‘

L MW
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
Minn helm: and Freda Petrol! New
MN. Freer Ind Mn. HIVIIIM.

A may mu. "Wedding their;
place yoctmliiy at 2 p. m.. ill the home,
or Mr and hire. I‘elwli, Ill Ocular;
“mitt. Stamford, Rm F. Ii. dilaolowq

holed into 7

 
 
 
 

, 4 a former;
resident of thin place. «uttered a bad

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The a... no flair.
Rejuvenate:

 
 

 

 
 
 

Restorer. Tonic and

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Mil!0LS'LI‘ A MIRACLE

 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

My hair was as White as snow when I commenced using
Wycth'a Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. One bottle rc-
tutored my hair to its natural dark brown
70 years old. I consider the result most workable. It is on

color. As I am now

agreeable Land refreshing hair dressing keeping the hair soil
andglooay. Without bolus in the least greasy or cocky.

WMWESTRAK KE.
310 West Main Street, Rochester, N. Y.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Wyeth Chemical Company.

hesitate when

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After years of study and analysis of the half, we
have been able to produce an Ideal flair Tonic
and Restorer. which contains an actual constituent
of hair, combined with ingredients of 'rccognizcd
' . merit for treatment of hair and scalp diseases. It
melted and keeps the scalp clean and healthy, gives life
Mb and lustre to the hair, and restores! Mod
and my Inir to natural color.

 

“ No mm
wranrs ”since“ AN

falling in one week, and
one to three months.

These are their that have beenprovcn
WYEI'H'S 'SSAGE AND SULPHUR HAIR REMED
mteed to do all thnti‘tllclaimcdtodaortheprioewmherefunded.

50¢. AND $1.00 A BOTTLE

ur Duran-«M
nudge!) “You;

and thick your hair is.
§ULPHUR HAIR REM.

EDY will make it longer and thicker. It will re.
more every trace of dandruff in a few days, stop

start a new growth' in from

cases.
3 guar-

A'I‘ ALI. DRUGGISTS
on "zoom. or... mini 8m '
7. mm m

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Fill Ml! R10 IIEWIIEIIIEII IV IIIE STILISIIIi-PIIWELI. IlIIIIPIIIIATIIIII

 

of St. Indies. officiating Minis Selina;
Poirot! who married to John From. oi
Gilelirtuvlllo. N. Y. and Mimi I-‘mdn

 

NEW TROLLEY CAR iN USE.
The non largo douliletruck imlley

Powell to Herold rum-.llond of 3mm. mi- N 20, which arrived in Not-walk

told. The Common). won intended by:
the (lore friend. .6" idle. faintly

 

'l‘hc ice-t room and coke sole hold at
the Mission Church lent Friday even i
log. were u BHUCKLR, quite «crowd be 5
lug in attendance.

.
_ «M new...

1‘th ilriit "Riding was that o! Miss
Solute Pouch. linroid lhvllond. tho,
groom iii the ohm patrimony.
mu man mhtiolimui won iiiuf
Rollo l’otwll. Tho iirido was rohod lu

 

Mr. mid Mru. Kenneth Mercer him
have horn the gums of him. Beck:- or.
for some time. have icturiicd to tliolr
homo in New York.

John Fluriiigun. the young men
the employ of P. H. Spellmun.
Wl'llll"llill llIll knuv Ivutlil‘. IIIC
tiny, In slowly recovering.

Tlic liniiliury nine pluyu tho Ilnrlrn
cmnlilliutimi tloxi Saturday iii‘tcruoon.
on tho Noxoii dininond amnion and
”Mill“ nill nunlu do the Ililllol‘d lor tlie'
lmvulu.

 

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oi hm‘

 

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Schlliliilng lime and (‘ompniiv lld'
vino you not to noghn-t your town2
With the proper linuloniouta you can
onetii keep tilir lawn in trim They
liuve uli tho Implements lot oulc ct.
tlieii ninth See adv.

M.

J. i). Crimmlnu lino purchased a.
roan and n hluck, Fuelilon, the IIIIIIOIIBL'
blue ribbon winner. lining the litre oi;
oi the IIIIIBI’u 'llliu pair Ill nttructlugi
quite it little «Motion in them Dllrta
hocuuno M: the liomee'vgrucc and move
mom.

 

 

thither Mctlowun in planning for u
strawberry toatlvul und lawn icto to
he held upon the grounds ndlucout
Bi .iohu'o (hitholic Church. The
piece will he prettlly decorated. undL
a hedge will he planted along the trout.
will. L

 

Rev. Junior McGowan oincloted at
it very pretty wedding, Sutur-
duy night. at St. .lohn'it it. 0. Church.
The contracting portion worn Mine Au-
neii Lord and Nelson Upright Mum
lioroitu Lord was hrldeiimlild and
Ward Upright was built mun.

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Oonlmciors urn figuring plans tor
it liuuiloomo maldcnch at Nomion
for ll. 0. Whitman, wit will he a
large home, of brick and wood, pro
vided with every convenience. Gilt
din it Stiiii‘oi‘d, do Church street. New

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Don’t Neglect 4
L“ Your Lawn

With proper. imminent: you than.
ily keep the Down in trim. cun
uuiiuly unythl’ng that you need.
Luwn Sprinkler helps, l’iilc unit Ilillil.

schlicliting Brush: Co.

ITurnoi tholliwri

(i Item in. or on _

White satin and lore. and curried a

she wore no \CII. Hoi- lirhiornnlil
“om white him Later While still; and

feurrlod titles or the Miller. 1

(‘lralllo lim‘ilnnd nun host their for.
the uecond worming. and the hrhio
mold one Minn Emily Powell. 'i‘lic
.hridu new white stilt emhroldormi
voilomuui iurriod :1 «horror hounuol
oi hriilul films .licr hridomnld was

dreamt in units silk and carried,
pink l‘Ollt’il L l

rollowimz tlmL comment, dinner
wen common after whioh M3231!!! Mm?
ll‘mor loft to: Niagara Falls. ThoyL
\tiil mldo lti ‘(lllbortevillm .‘ Y.:;
whom Mr Fmor lo employed. Mi. .

and lira. lintiland will rouldo
iii.» puniiisi of tho hridon gave it:
mwcpiiou in their honor in the own
Llllll. ht Rod .Ml‘llLI Hull. Stamford. The
hull wall prettily decorated [or the
ovum. About 150 gut-hilt attended. Sup
our one oorw-d from loll It in . and
music wuo furnished for dunrinil

CELE BRATILNG FLAG DAY.

m:

Vllit of Battalion oi count Adultery

. to Wonderland. fiumiord.

Col. l‘ttth lino been notified or the
urcohtimcc of the Sixth Company 0i
NorWiilk of rm invitation to come 10
Mumford next wininoudoy. for the
cunning of Wmiderlond. 'i‘ho (ll-«itch
wick company and the two Stamford
companion will also nunuiw. with tho
Count Artillery, hand of Dridiiailorlo
'llho limitation will assemble at the or-
moi‘y. and Will proceed to Hillnndnle
Park at 8 u. in. There willho a hut:
lotion drill hurl review at llllliindnle,
and. or cnurco, music by the blunt.

in (odor that the l‘Illtmil may be
entertained M. tho urmory.n airmail
aum oi money iiiL held: mlicited, and
It. III oxpoctod to come from triendo
or tholocol commutes. mute oi whom
have already tendered noelatitncn to
Col. Fitch. (mien declrlnx‘ to ccntrr
[rule for thin purnow will find a only
oc'riuilon lint in Woxncr‘o olunr entire.
and are inundated on out their nonto-
upon It. 4.

Next ngliloitdly is Finn tiny, and.
hostile: the visit to Wu hind. the
tornado oi the Client Miller? hound»
too will he in tho colorant I color
llrotioni'éof Didi}

Foley Kidney lull
ingredient: neutrality to regulate liii‘d
strengthen in '1 .
and bladder airy h

 

 

 

the other day for the tout division of
the Connecticut Company. has been
put upon the Winnipoult line. Motor-
mun Edward lloiiediut and Conductor

m John lluuulfinn were in charge or the

new car this morning. Riiiimntendcut
Chariot! n Copley said that the tiret two
Lnew ours are to he put upon the Winnl

ibridnl liouuuoi oi Illicit of tho rnllm Lgpnuli hraurh trout the depot to Winni-

nuiilt The people who are [nitrous of
this line huvc been putting up with u
urcnt dent for n tom: iliuc rind are now
to be given or the host. The cur is in

excellent working «hope and in it cred-

it to the town II in hoped hum tlint
the rtiiininder of the consignment of
six core will niilm us soon on in non
slhlc.

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-— ”Generally debilitated for your:
Lllod stilt htuilnrhofi liiciwd aiiiinuou
was wormoul and all riiii-iiriwn Bur
doc illoud iliticm tnudo me n will
woumn. “mm-ii. Chan I‘rcitoy. Mooiuip
Conn

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Sentinel want ride. tiring Nlillllil.

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Spring (Guilds
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E E. Gerhard

Decorator

 

 

EXPOSED TO ALL NIGHT STORM.

NEW iJONIXIN. June swallobert L".
Martinis, in on open launch. 26 feet
long; wan found oil Black Point. you
tcrdny morning. by oyuior sit emer- Old
(felony. The boot wart towed here and
Moodnis. exhausted by helm; exposed
to tile storm. was limited aboard the
otcnmrr. ham Tueolay' alliteration,
Mouduis wont or; In thellnurlm in La‘
inrncdi and hard trouble with the en-
gine. He could not start It not) ‘wne
at tho merry of wind and tide nil
night

 

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KEENE'B smuuum wms.

MANCHESTER, Jhno 8,—Thc John
(I’Giuint pinto o! 200 uowreignu. for
iwoyenmld. distance live IiirlonxS.
rim here. today, was won by J. R.
Knono‘rt Simullum. lie 'I‘ouquot wnu
wound. and Airlin third. There new
live starters.

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Golden Moments

Think of the pleasure spoiledmot
tho unnercnonry pain and discomfort
you've hndwthen DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.

OPTOMETRY ,

The correction or eye troubles. our
specialty it‘s done exactly and rolls!
Ill certain." we tit your eyes.

Cull toduy for examination:

Fcuwick Optical Cc.

UNl‘I‘EO BANK BUILDING
Room: 7-8
9? WASHINGTON STREET
Houromti to 11:30 a. m. and 13:45 to
ti o. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
it u in. §

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New Iluildirig Material

Lat-homo Well hard And ”nothing
, Reduce Coot U! delimitation.

 

 

 

 

 

 

’Apoiylno Lllutttipri‘o Welt Card to
, on no 4

‘ Render: ville intend to hood or to
«it's? rgrunt old buildings villi be intent
e c in iiishourlo Wail Board and

Shouthlnitwtho new material which in

revolutionixin‘g the building world our-

' tioiih‘i'riy where melon and economy

fsouth nanny.“

DUMPcAnraBBEKLRs LABoasevo
LEG.

LFAIBFIELD, June 8.~—«l’etier Wish—
neakl, employed-on the Snake Hill rand
liliprovemonts, this morning met with
a painful accident which will lay him
up for several Weeks. lie. stood be-
hind a dumpcart which was unlouding
gravel and when the mil ot the cart.
dropped it struck his right leg, break-
ing it. Foreman .lthn t'. Lolidell tool:
Wishnealti in his carriage to Dr. W. H.
Ilonnldson's ofllce uheie the fracture
was reduced. after nhich the man was
taken home.

cutoutsrriis Pi

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THE new SCIENCE "
Definition of Chiropractic

Chit-durum II the mien“ of (It.
undue of tho dim“ and the art. of H»
suiting tho some Dlmm are meal
by it munch. twist or sprain in tho ,
back than it done in childhood it

croutel uluohod nerve: and villi in

tow life in tho alumni ornate all .

lloitir .

mutton roman the «Wild at
this mill-coco lira min. and halt) to *
«clotted through Weirlmw the It: ,
limo cyclonic iii your holly. , 4

Nirvoounm. Rheum «in,

in. Court. Kidney chem
cum ore than inoculated
Currant. of the Split: _ “fol:
never regret Chi
chance to help rod.

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