Lockwood, Dorothy llnckett, Marion
Arnold. Marie b‘arquur and Susie
Scoilold.
llocitiatloanelcome.
Loin l‘lilxtcr.
Recitationwmiildron of u King.
Emma Mott.
SOIO~GI‘(lellng,
Audrey Shine.
ndeed is a. most delightful
than which there is nothing
all Connecticut. Topogrupn
speaking. the piece is simply
it norm. especially in the spring.‘
or and autumn, when Nature is
r loveliest and when the winds
during these seasons are suft- and
be thy—~ss they oftentimes are in this
initymbrlnging with them their
lthkgit‘lng properties, it is assured-
joy and a comfort to sojourn in
Wot. so highly favored. this being
. lily the case when the weather per-
il; a: bathing, boating, dancing and
lug-wall of which are to be enjoyed
ll measure here.
Recitation,
Merton Rackett.
Solo—Alp in a Maple Tree.
Marion Arnold.
Recitation~thre Are You Going?
Belle Crockett. ‘
Chorus, iv
Susie Scent-id. Alice Scolield. Dora
'Bloodgood, Belle Crockett. Merton
Arnold. Ruth ’ii‘llnt, Anus Bell Social
and Emma Mott.
Recitation,
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'Rufll rllni.
ISoio-»Pret_ty Flowers, . :
Anna B. Scolzl.
School meeting at school house,
Saturday evening at 8 o 'clock.
Wise loin Stevens, of McKinley RBOHRUOD.
rest. has been liltile past few days i ’
Ethel Jennings.
Quartetwllurk, Hark, My Soul
Harry Roe Shelly
Mrs. W. F. Ambler, Miss Ethel Bar-
tram, Tracy Ambier,, Miss Marjory
Mills. W. F. Ambler.
~llialogue-w'i‘uck Your .l’ennioe Out of
Sight, I
Anna Mott, Susie Scoiiold. Dorothy
Rnrlkctt and bottle lMlkWOOil.
Song by School.
Recitation.
Lola Baxter.
. Mrs. G. B. Smith and family. of New
“York have taken a cottnge at Pine
Point " ' ‘
The Connecticut Company has had:
the waiting station at Rotdn Point re-
painted.
‘Mursh A. Thatcher. of Rowlityon
_ eyenile. has been‘enterraluing Charles
V‘V‘Bndley, of New Haven.
The cottage in Fortydsecond street. Reading'
owned by Cnpthin‘ Chhrlee'w. Bell and
occupied ‘ by Grunt».glinckcit.’. is being
repainted by Mills Bi‘ilthel's.‘
Ruth 'l‘liomr-s.
Choriia---—.‘?lwcet Galileo.
Children‘s buy (their. ..
Solon-Moon Sweet.
Lottie Lockwood.
ite’cliiuion.
Mario beckon.
Mrs. Marsh A. Thatcher and child .
r, ten left Rownytou, yesterday for New
2 Haven, wheio' “they will visit .‘ur. ~
' ’l‘hatchcrs mother for Bevorul'days. ‘ Recitation.
‘ Mnrion (lrockutt.
‘Wllliitm Acilrerly, who is chef on tho i‘lhorusterry June.
manner Mabel it Steyeus.‘ has been l,)iaioiiiit»~—lliilsica.
flaking it vhcution whilcl'tlioivessei was: li‘mirtccn (lirls.
undergoing repairs in Bridgeport. ' Soio~l.it~iio Rollin.
mmm— [lord iiloodizood.
hlr and Mia Gnome Sf'lldlll‘i and
i-
‘ llcciiulion and illioi‘iis-~~~\'i'iiai the
:Willlmln A Ciisllmau, of Luzon siroul i “mm Salli: ‘
have been attending the funeral it! Sony; bv School.
Mr. iScuddt-r r‘n Miller, in Huntington i Violin. \lariou ”my...“ 00"“(4'
Long inland losepb llrldgo: piniio. Miss Mildred
heuli.
Captuiu Daniel P. Mor‘rulls y‘aiht
”it." has been out on the nay to bc giv-
on is thorough overhauling. tho wank
, ”being done by the super assisted by
‘ flurry Hunter.
ARIEN
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‘ The annual meeting of the iloway»
ton Sohml lilistlmict will 'he hold, this
Evening, at wlliril time the Mill eis ioi‘ l
the ensuing roar will be elected and
other important business transacted
N...
The steamer W. l. Sicicuio. in tho
Stevens ()yaitir tompiiny. in (Diillllilllil
to! Captain Edgar Ilulinoud. illiti koiicl
to Fl‘,‘eopilrl bout; island. where it,
will be unlinked fol iiic next three
Masks
AND
oaoron
John I). (‘rliuluiilu is at Ltoilelldor's
point for tile bummer.
m...
m
Mica Elia Moo entertained friends
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;Wili be bold in the evening. There
‘ will be recitations and songs by moul-
~li‘ilrent heroines [H‘Qlllilt'l’il-
went to Dunbiuy with the boys.
Mrs. John P. [hammer and daugh-
ter, Miss Helen Brilllllliel‘,- of Main
street. were visitors in South Norwalk,
their former home ycstci‘duy attor—
noon.
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The 'Rev. George “Dillon Smith will
preach tit the Methodist Church on-
Sunday at 10:30 a. m. Subject. hill-
tors That Live. The annual Children's
Day exercises of the Sunday school
here of the wheel uudrappropriate mu.
sic by the choir. Everybody welcome.
All emits alt- WW
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State Highway Commissioner Mc-
don-ald bus promised to make news»
sury repairs to the state road, but as
yet husdonc nothing. The road in in
wretched condition and while Dorian
people rcuiizu that they pro but one of
mar a hundred places which the com-
: town and the town reciprocates the
feeling. The trip was3n pleesnnt one ‘ ‘3
y_wsy.the heather hell’s Willi ' ‘
The. than are proud of their
in e
and
illillii Willi“ PillKlEii
RUB iHi illiilSlillilii
Said The! the Public , Loans 53.-
500.000 in This State—Bill
Passes the Senate m
is auto running finely.
lia'ltrrintn. Julie lit—m startling
story of the way in which the public is
being looted by the sale of goods by
the package rather than by Weight.
was given out here today. for the first
time following closely the disciouuures
made by Senior of Weights and Mouth
ures Edward J. Mnroney, of New
Haven. who. yesterday, in the Senate
iintechninbor, gave a dcmouetrntion
, lo uupport of a bill providing that the
Weight or measure of package foods
should be marked on the ouisido of
the pucke. The Senate passed the bill.
Also the House passed the hill but
made it few minor amendments.
A New lvluvcil Senator was opposed
to the bill. He said:
"it, in very handy to purchase goods
in a puckage. Only last night I bought
a package of smoked beef which was
line. it was put up in a glass jar and
was clean and sanitary."
Mr. Mulroney turned to the. Senator
and said: “in this collection do you see
a package or that imiokud beef?" The
Senator pointed out the jar in the col-
missioner has to do with. yet. they do,
wish thumbs condition migt be im;
proved somewhat. Certainly no road
gets more novel by automobile than
the post rond.
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A stranger was the victim of what.
might. easily have been it loud accid-
ent bad it not been that he kept his
head. (in Thursday, on old man.
whose name could not be learned. at-
tuuiptcii to lump a trolley car. chronic“1
Main?
lo Norwalk, at the corner of
street and Railroad place. He lost his
ruining, but [Will tight to the aupports
Ht! was dragged for some little dis
tunic. but fortullatult was able to been
his grasp on tho supports dud coinc-
through the incident without injury.
W
The annual meeting and banquet of
the Newton Heights Fire ilopart
lncnt took place at tho llioiiouiiu.
'l‘hurkdny uishi. .ioliii llnrloes acted as
ioiialiuiistur. willie Samuel Do Ferret.
Fred llauor and William llliigdulc mndol
At lllt‘ clcriloii. Samuel Dr
John Bill‘-
Frcd liiinvr.
l’uirick
spool-hue.
loos remit lily: secretory;
lllinnrinl secretary: foremcii
liiirby; assistants. Richard
tlvurim Pension and (llurcuco llonion.
A (air will in! hold by the boya in tho
lulti-r purl of August.
W
lilo W t‘ '1‘ ll. of Bridgeport. made
the uuuual iiip lo the Soiiilcin Home
in Sermon 'l‘llursdni. 'l‘lioru Is it
bullii‘h tlwrc ii‘tih Ei‘\'i.‘lll_\'
and hire ii. l.. ln‘ilillllllilil oi llildui
port. in priiiidcut, and Mrs liluka viio
picuilli-ui. ‘l he lllJIli ii is visllcd bii
thorn iadicii every two lilouths. Tllflihi'
uusisiiux in the program worn hire.
l.:impuinu.'lilisa Marion llciifli~lii, Mina
llorrluu. Mm li‘lury and Mrs (lurliik.
A poem compound for the occasion was
read by its uuthor. F‘Nidfli‘ldl 1’. tin
verso. 'i‘llo klail was appreciated.
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The llariuna an; piuyiuk tiio Dun-3
from Bridgeport, yesterday.
M
The slluclouu grounds about the rind I
once of Robert ii. Barclay in Rowdy
, avenue, are now in line condition.
film Knoll-r and llunjnmlu iliivlei' haV
been unsuited the past week (Minor
ll; thorn up. The property in one of
no beaten looking in town.
The local A. C. will erase bats with
the iioytvilles on Sunday.
ltdilor Whiting. of Ainuicoa Muga—
title is on Pratt's island for the cum-
met
I
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ll‘orinur Commodore Charles H. Kuoi
. m yacht “llolliuico” is new oil the
lurid wherein; oftthu Norwnik Yacht
lid)» for tb‘e’ meson. The Voiflldl llilll
on on Mallory'ii ways, nudilnpluin‘
minds in. young. who will mm the
t thin cannon, has had charge of
limit of overhauling
“Alan-alum 56* W
A very interesting Children's Day
‘l'ot'mu line been arranged for tumor»
tuning in the ltowavinn Mollie
Episcopal f‘hniv‘hv. the outer or can
find under the skillful dirtittlou of
If x “W. 1". Ambler and Miss Marjory
us no follows;
bunt
Mr. uud Mru. Alhur W. Weed
built it new liouiul in (ileuhmok and
have moved into ii. ii iii on tho Pout
fund.’
Frederick Austin llM. bought the
lir. liawuii salute on Newton avenue.
from Miss Wurdlnw. of the pain of
35,000.
Now that the effects of the recent
lain huvo been obliterated by Old Sol.
the dust nuisance is again becoming n
problem.
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The lfllllllillll of tho Boiillrra‘
urn reuniting their quartoliy pensions.
litany of them will its home on 30 or
no day furlougbu.
w». Ami-W
\lessiii. Walter and
date will launch their newly pointed
bout Estelle. which in.» ii new 4w ii
1) engine. Sunday.
3
s
at School
Welcome to limo
Mott Dora lliooiigood,
.mtiie
w».
olivoncvvo till voila
or Accident luxuriant;
to show you whet 1 anti do for
Robert Scaizi‘i
VINE 8ND lNSUflANGE
‘ “irritant l4
”v
muster iii the lluupiiul for the
the railroad, in Dunlap.
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Cnptnib Frederick ll. Hmithftlle cilia
a hair dsy‘ a vacation, you on
lliuliurd . fluga
clout Pill-fit lit Allen‘s drill; store, took
sod
bui‘yn, this afternoon. on
lot. in Meta strut-i. Ycatcrduy. the
Mylar were pretty confident. having put
in u iiurd wuoli's practice.
uouid limo hucil much more thor-
onilh bud it uoi bet-u for the wenthor.
Mankind iiuiitord Smith. in being urn
cd to get it pump with the Norwnikri.
it being the opinion of Marion people
that their team could give the Nor-
wnlkn a good light and some are trunk
in their opinion that the local team
could trim iiiu Norwnik boya. Such a
game is to be desired.
”Murrow. ”New.
The Eagle Hook: Ladder and Hose
Sompnny, forty strong, with the mom-
bora of the drum corilu. wont to lino»
'1‘.
boys [bud the
iiiucoi‘ their lives and are rtinoriud
to burn ilouo tbcuincivos proud in the
This local boys mndo it fine up~
Home lif‘lll‘ililtlil with their «licked up lllil‘
bury. yesterday uftm‘iioon. in iii.
llniuk‘ filliil-llilli. The
mill r11
llilllilllli’. .
“:illll'illlltll‘il ‘
uiiuii “nuiuii hillt'" combine two
“mounds and "Vi" clinics. abort ‘ii oiiii
i UNI ,3
the Noxou 5
Which; .
luctlon. Mr. ilinrunoy recognized it
on the spot and protein to the Senator
i that he Willi buying niliuiiltvd beef at the
Erato of 73% cents a pound. The Sum
ntor immediately became a strong ad-
vocntc of the bill
Sealer of Weights and Measures Ma»
lroncy had packagca to prove that 'n
1 l0 cent. package of roilud outs sold for
Eiivo and it half ilmca nil dumb as oats
liii bulk.
Seven ounces of norm crarkors were
men a customer in ii package sold
at the money rain and strict-u ounces
by Weight.
iiruhlim crackers iiiouud up
soda i‘rnc hora
Mr. Mnrouov who can a prominent
lluuro ut the reiiiii .\ .iiioual t‘onveu
lion of Sealers of Weights and Men
sures, euld:
'So liur'cfaccd is this limit that one
‘iiii: firm of meal iii nit rs hna eiluupcd
gun the pr‘todui ‘Thcuu goods mo
nuigllid after at impure skewnrn unil
iiilt‘lldt‘fll hair in on mini bed. The!
consignee of ”H‘Mi aloud» intuit acct-pi:
the same on initial by us. No ullouu’
.‘tm‘c mudo for bill iilliiittc or other cause
on.“ ‘.
.“l-‘ood in iiillimlzu iorrn wan origins
ally put up in lull surf wuialii. perh-
nuca. Then it livi‘l‘illlf' crook Weight,
,ihcn nhnri “Willi” and now no weight
lliii all but u llxid inouin rule. The
public is pl‘oiir‘ivd an to quality but
as to qilltllili) in ii purkuiie tllo ion
runner in entirely iii the merry of the
plu‘kui‘.
" \ one pound gluon of heel formerly
‘iicid iii Uillllt‘x of beef and?»
class; unit it holds in minced of heel
. and it' ounces iii glans. ‘i‘hu some with
;bacou. ' “
‘A illrcu pound paciiuiru of him now
like
i
l
i
{ 'li has been iii‘monstriitoti thnldllls
{form of robbery iii putting on annual
tax on llil‘ people of $275,009,000 per
'yulir. 'l‘liiii la nhown by statistics of
the Federal Department of Commune
and Labor. The conditions which pro
rail in ilountmtii-ut are a crying shame,
'i'ho pcopiu of the ninth lire beibili cheat»
lid ouch your out of $3,600,000."
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THE PLANE APPROVED.
Bridgeportvmnbury Company at le~
my to again Work.
The plane of iliu'llridiloport it Dani
bury Electric liuliwuy company for the
roimiriioiion of its tracks and vowel
alumni and the equipment of its line
were approved yesterday by the state
railroad commissioners. A lieurilliiilll'
on the conipnny‘ ii nppilcution for this
a few days iiltll
[do far an the legal preliminariosa
concerned the compuliil iii new dill
dirty to proceed with the construction
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iWash Boilers
l
l
cur. neuron A
wand ”Tubs
Anything and everything neuusnury to
kuup ifilo summer clothes clenn. from
Edwin ticket. who line been wnrdi it (bother; Pin to a Washing Machine.
inst
eight. yours but: honored a position with i
to he conunonivail. The iabminlssiouerii
bud provlosiy approved the layout 0!
the compsiny’n atrneiiii through blinke-
port utruetb.
The one jlllflsliile mumbling block in
«it the mud in the rvj‘iiireat nude in
liriocepuri. telephoning: the superior
or the iriiuiiii ‘l‘lle alumni like not been
, New (.‘unauli (lilrdmi Cliil) will be held
on the grounds of the (‘ouutry
bounces of ‘
order or approval wall hold in Hartford ,
of its line through ilrldxdllllrt. the
point at which building minimum .,
the way of the immnilistu construction
court from the notion oi the infirm I ;
unmmlsionnern lit simrovinglllié iuyout ‘ ‘
Schliclitmg uni ‘ 8; Co. _
w. . ”A...— ». up...
outs. Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Ellis.
At the meeting of the. Board of (lov-
eruoi‘s oi‘ the Young Men‘s Club, it was
voted to make a few improvements in
the building, the most essential of
which is the improvement ofitho tout
‘ entrance.
Contractor Geor'e Stevens. of East
New Cancun has only recently up- g
poured in the list of lieiuui lino sum ”9"“0' ““3 “‘m‘m WWW?“ the
the: resorts but its seductive charms work “i the filter beds M“ Stevens
and healthful atmosphere have' be- ims rushed the work with all possible
come quite widely. known. Persons 0' haste consistent with thorough cork
delicate constitution and semi luvs-
llds have frequently come hither nook maiiahip "M the beds will be ”ad"
in]; maturation in health, and born the l" a WW “"0" time.
lost treasure has been found Our sa- m
lubrions climaie. and the soothing (l. Banks Weed who intends le
quietness of our surrounding bills have
begun to be appreciated by those
who with nervos and worn brain wenr
led, suck the rest and hcnllug Which
nature givos. Few inland towns can,
boast of mental or more varied
charms than New (Johann. Nature has
bestowed with rare prodigity. her gifts
upon our town and its vlciusge. The
twenty-four equal-c ullleiiof territory
embraced in our township, covers
some of the most attractive and pic-
turesque scenery in be found anywhere
in this section From many of our own
hues traversing the ridges upon which
the town is situated panoramic views
of long island Bound delight the eye
Stonmbouie and selling vessels render
ed diminutive. by their dictnnce. dot
the horimn. Across the expense of
blue water. the deeper blue of the
island which gives its name no the
Sound lit-ode out in restful outline
walnut llll“ soulhrru sin. The charm
ins drives ovoi- excellent country
roads. connecting With several nearby
lemma. is number feature which at-
trnchs those who suck root and more»
lion and lieaiih amid nature's most do
iightfui haunts.
Children‘s lluv uill be observed in
the Episcopal Church. Sunday morn
in]; at it): lid.
m—rw
A ..l Webster is spending several
weeks iisliing friends in various
Western cities:
modeling the old Weed homestead et
‘Whiie Oak Shade, has awarded the
contract to Knudsen & Roles. The
plans were drawn by l. Osborn. urchi-u
tect of Washington. D. (3., and include
nine extra rooms with all improve
muntu. ' ’
The residents of Smith Ridge have
registered a very reasonable and jun.
tiililbie complaint with the selectmen
redeeming the condition of the road-
way. it is said that this road is to be
repaired in the near future. it would
be a good idea. however. to at least fill
in the holeu. if only temporarily. be-
cause some of them are deep enough
to be dangerous.
i
Col. A. V. Newton. of Worcester.
the veteran entertainer, .hus been
engaged by the ladies of our summer
colony to put on a mock trial in the
Opera-house, next Friday evening.
The proceeds no to be added to the
the district nurse fund and a good sum
will undoubtedly be realized. Many.
prominent people have been subpoo.
oiled und will testify against the un-
tionn of s certain local church deacon
who in churned with chicken stealth-g.
Owing to the prontllwnce of tho urisi
one? and the witnesses the Opera»
house \‘van engaged to hold the "is!
crowd that will surely come to hour
the lutulli scandal.
in
the
Clifford llorcl is now employed
lilo lucchnuirul department of
t'cntrni garage.
The third annual flower simmer the
m
“calculate Agent F. 1‘. Green re»
ports thui uboui all of lilo largo hous-
(.Tllili,
have iii-cu rented for the summer.
While there are a few desirable places
Golden Moments
Think of the pleasure spoiled ‘‘‘‘‘ of
ille unnecessary pain and discomfort
you‘ve haiiwthcn DECIDE to have
your eyes examined today.
OPTOMETRY
The correction of eye troubles. our
unocluityw it's done exactly and relief
is certain if we fit your eyes.
Call today for examination.
Fcnwick Optical Co.
UNITED BANK BUILDING
Room: Ni
97 WASHINGTON STREET
lloiuu— ii in ii: 30 it. in. and l2146 to
ii p. in. Monday and Saturday. 7 to
ti o. to.
Saturday afternoon, Juno 1?.
it
i". .l. Powers. of (liniihrook line gone
to Williams, Arizonu. for his llcnlth.
Mrs, i’OWcrfl and her little daughter
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New Building Material
Bluhcn'vlc Well loud and Iii-albino
Reduce GM of Construction.
W. F. Wigmorc lit Co.
, oedema
I North Main It... In. "oi-walk
' ' vii“! 7"»
cu limo. _. .,
norm who intend to build in re
acted in diatomic wall heard dud
. Ebentlllngvdtho new material ‘w hliih is
' revolutionlitlmr the building world. pur-
‘ tieuinrly where service and economy
are desired.
~ Charles it... Aistllorpe
E E Gotham
Decorator
will spend the summer with her par— left they are being negotiated “for and
en nnd nearly all of tho sumller pieces ‘
‘ South Norwalk.
THE NEW SCIENCE .
Applying ennui. well collie “his
‘ “nonstruet bid buildings will be inter- ‘
he does not expect to bore
leftby the end of the week.
a rental
it is esti-
mated that there are more New York
people domiciled here this season than
ever before nud he predicts a prosper»
one season. During the past week he
has made the following rentals: Reno
ed to William V. King, of the New York
lotion Exchange, the iiirs. Margaret
K. Parker house on Oelloke avenue,
formerly occupied by the inte Enos 8.
1“. Richardson, furnished for the sea-
son: rented to Robert H. lngersoll, of
the lngersoli &4Treuion watches, of
New York. the Susie E. Sears house
on Richmond Hill, furnished for tho '
season; rented to Luiz Fel‘i‘iru Castro
Consul-General Attache of Portugal. at
Washington, D. (7., the Harry Often
house on Park st reel. furnished for the
summer; rented to E. Butcher. of
Bookiyn, the A. E. Granule house on
Smith Ridge. furnished for the sum-
mer. .
GET YOUR AVIATION LICENSE.
Governor Simeon E. Baldwin yester-
day approved the aviation bill, which
requires that all nirships shall be reg~
islet-ed at a fee of 35, that every opera»
tor shall have a license for which he
shall pay 32. that the air craft shall
bear markers, with the registration
number, three feet high, and that the
operator, who must be 21 years old.
shall he examined before a license is
granted. The governor in his inaugu-
rni message said that some cusp should
be taken to control the new carriers of
p the air.
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Sentinel ads. bring results.
TAKE CARE
OF YOUR
EYES NOW
We employ experienced OGllilSiS‘“
physicians~~io examine
graduate
eyes. and guarantee satisfaction.
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OCULISTS AND OPTICIANB
87 Atlantic Square, Stamford. Conn.
Open Monday & Butfldny Evenings
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We guarantee the weather wear of.
our Compound for three years. Write
for estimates. Correspondence solic-
ited. ‘
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The filled 8: Vblk
Electrical Co.
The Only Fully Equipped
‘ILECTMOAL SHOP
do the Town
AUTO 8UPPL|E8
Phone scum-to South Main Street
Music Hall Block"
chflnition of Chiropractic
‘ Chimprlctio in the science or the
ounce of the disease and the on of all
hinting the slim Diseases are sound
by u much. twist or sprain in the
book. Even if done in childhood It
treeto- pinched moi-veil and pain in
:33: life in the altercation“: coil
I.
Ubiromteoru in are the can» or
this unsure end rigid. and health is
restored through humonlsinu the six
norm systems filth!) durability. .
Remnant". communal. will?”
air. Heart. billion? and dammit Di
oases lire given special attention: “so
Curvature of the settle. You vii
never res-rat giving Ulilropfmfld
olivine-ii to bulb you. .
Norwalk Chronicler