Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, June 20, 1911 · page 9

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NORWALK

 

 

 

Get
Your

Filled

Drquaats at III.
Bridge Pharmacy

Prompt and eiiicient
service at all times.

Personal attention giv-
en to on prescription

gork.
hairs tor our trolley

 

patrons. Come in and
wait for your car.

BRIDGE PHARMACY

J. PARKER; Manager

 

 

 

IA. Mlll' s yacht, Mildred. is having a
new cabin erected on hot.

 

The weather, this morning. indica-
ted that the day would be a starter
in regards to heat.

A large number of East Norwulh poo.
pic. attended the special town moot-
lng, which was held, last evening.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Codurgroou and
l'mnily have. moved their household
ellccts I'I‘oni Reynolds street to Selim-k
street.

 

The weekly meeting of the hictlIoI
dist (“loss will be held, this owning.
and it is: hoped that every member will
be in attendance.

The oyster business somewhat
stuck at the present tImc. although
the most of the good Wouthor to mono
up for lost time.

 

is

The members of thc Mayflower Hook
and Ladder t‘oiupuny arc matting ur~
Iaugomenth tor the entertainment ot'
Mayor til/“'i‘. Buckingham and tho
incinbors of the Bridgeport Pout bail
loam. which will play the Ilrcmcu on
Saturday llIt‘Xl. 'I‘hc IIyI-nt promises
to he one at note to the company and
tho Inciuhcru desire that their l'cIIcp-
lion to tho mayor and tho ttowsputr
eI'IIIIIn may be a lilting one.

t'aptulu Elite 1’. Howard ban lliltl
new concrete sidewalks laid in from
and around his now routdouce, in Ed
lie. avenue. 'I‘ho Improvcmcut. to the
property in marked illlil it in hoped
that thc other property owuoi‘u on tho
ntrcct will also tho advantage of an out-
lay of II few dollars in this direction. it
in undorulood that several of the prop.
orty owIIIIIII harc already sinultlod'
Iholr lntcnilon ol lny'ii I: niIlIInulhu and
it ill I'IIIIIIvIIIIlh hoped that lhI-v willI
can) out tbtiII lntcnllonu. ’

 

Munupcr lI‘rcIl lirown and it upon
bar of tho hull plttyoru of tho Oriolo
iIIuIII hounlnod u rcportor. thin IIIoruI

ltlg In IIIIIIIIIIIlII to the promo which:
Who played, IIIatItrIIuy, with the May-
liowcru. In which the former team

won IIIIl‘cutod. Mnuhuer iIhIown IItIIt-
cd that tho ncoru on printed In yuutorn
duy’u pupcrn \IIIIII Incorrect In many
dtItaIln. 'I‘ho contention wim that tho
OI‘IIIIIIII were not credited with enough

 

 

 

 

 

liltiAI. "IIIIIIII IIIItL cilIII
TIIIIIE VALUIIILE
intact

t’IahIloIl'a 19rd: Store. or thin IIttv
iIaIII that closed a deal whereby thoy
will continue to" ho agent: for chno-III
tho well known remedy for Momma.
linuiiruh and all dinonuca ‘or the iiitlIII
and iii‘tlii). '

The oxtmordlnory leap that this
clean liquid external treatment .lor
Initin att‘ccthnvs‘ has made into public
lawn» in the last tow yearn proves lit!
material curative properties and
makes it indeed a valuable addition to
tho am. stock of remedial agents can
rind h? l’lniutod n Drug Store.

They have I1 limited nupply of unm-
hire one or which will no gluon tree“
to any akin IIIuII'ereI‘I trim who" to
that the merit in tho. medicine.

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I Yacht plan. will!“ mo annotated of

 

earned runs and that that the Orioles
made more earned runs than Ithoir
opponents. They also hold that the
umpire favored the firemen in his
decisions and in answer to the asser-'
tIon that the Orioles did not have the
original Oriole team, they stated that
this was impossible when the Muyiiow-‘
era had four or their players. hlanaI‘
ger Brown gave out that the Orioles
would lilte'to play a series of games
with the Mayiiowere tor the champion-i
I-Ihip ot the district, the

 

 

\Vuatport probably has as beautiful

i no to take the oiliro 0i IBll'oot comtnla-

 

M I ' ” 'mwwmmww

WOULD TAKE OFFIGE liliT
0F POLITIGS

(Continued from First Page)

 

Villas Milli. Section 25 be no amended

eiouer out or politics and but the oiiico
Where It cannot be touched have for
'good and Inuiticient reasons whereby
charges must be preferred against tho
incumbent at that time and a. hearing
on the matter hold Other appointive
oiiiceo are also included In the .nectloti
to be amended and appear below in the
bill which will be presumed to the leg--
inlaturo in accordance with the vote
pushed hint evening.

The councihnen were all present
that evening with the eyception of
Councilman W. B. Burncll when Mayort
E. J. Finnegan called llla meeting to
order at 8:15 o'clock, and Acting City
Clerk Ira. 0. Grocery road the Inlnuton
oi? the previous meeting. They were
accepted as read.

Taxes Abated.
Tax Collector A. It. north was pres»

out. His report was read by Clerk
(it‘sgory... The report was accepted we
read.

Mnyor Finnegan said that, 3142.33 of

 

 

city be taken out or politics; war

thought up by the mnvor and it was

VOL-Oil that the following hill drawn II II

'IIhyCorpoiutlon Counsel .IohIIJ Walsh,

‘ho brought before the legislature:

Stole oi? Connecticut. General Andean
bly, January Session. lint.

An act amending the charter of the
City of Norwalk.

lilo it. enacted by the Senate and ‘
House of Representatives in General
Auscmhly convened:

Section 1. Section 25 of the charter
oi the (lily of Norwalk, as amended by
the Special Acts of thin. Ia It'urther
unloaded by inserting the words, "ExI
cent the commissioner of utreotn and
sidewalks. who shall hold his otllce,
until removed by the council for
cause" bétweou the 'words "officers"
auI “shall" In the twentyiourth line
of Section 2, of An Act Amending the
Chd’rtcr oi' the City of Norwnllt, in
190]. no that Section 25 of tho said
charter. as amended. shall read as
follows: I

"All elections and appointments to
chime, or to any position within the;
appointing power of the council which}

 

IIncludes all elections and appoint:

memo not contcrred by this charter on I
the electoral of said city and on the‘

 

the. taxes has not been collected, and
Mr. tiettn said it Is uncoilecmhle.

it was moved that, the above amount
of taxes Ith abated. “lo voted

 

a chore front. as any section on Long

winner of two out of linen or three island Sound 'l'hclilirbor is good midi

adjudged dotted here and there with inlets andt
Islands. where are located iiuely laid
out estates

out oi the contents to be
the winner.

NOTES OF THE illAlMlliil

(Continued from Eighth Page)

W.-

umiah Colored (llantu which team In

 

Many of the places take especial painsI
with the landscape and art gatdcuing
details. and in the summer time the
proportion are at their best. 'lhcre
are numerous attractive drives
throughout the town. and the wealthy

IlIhP SHI'IW-I'l i‘tlm‘hlllK 191"" in 1110 ”"5“ New lorkora some time ago saw the

his friends. are mediating none of the “will ”Sidelined have been built.
I The town is very nicely situated.

Oil Ruined Clothing.
A comunthtcatton won IIIIIoIvc-d from
‘i‘eolgo ll. QuIIItIIIIi, claiming that $10

with handaome liOllBe8,1“'m‘lll of his clothing “as damaged by city
and the scene is a truly delightful onoioil spattel‘tftl upon them while riding atrm and sidewalks a supci'inten

a bicycle. in [Last atomic on luneI 17th.
I 'ihc mullet was IIIiorIIId to Comoro-
ition Counsel Juan J. \\ .1de on vow.
City Pays for Walk.
I “at or Finnegan reported a hill from

walk about the Masonic Temple III

mayor, shall be made by a majority of:
Ibnllotu cast in the council. the ll’liH'Ol‘g
I hating it vote only in case of a lie. The
lofllceru to be appointed in accordance
lwlth this section nrae I city clcrlt.I

5. IIIIioi' engineer of the Fire lit-partineni,;
ohm or more aasistant engineers of IIIeIl
lI‘irc ilopurttrhcnt u Iirc inspoctm. as
engineer, a commissioner ‘ of;
I
ideal of setters. a colic'ior oi asucsc- l
intents and Il corporation council, andi
Ithere may be appointed by the council
«an inspecIIot of plumbing. all of whomIl
shall Ioccite illicit communalion for

ncribod by the c.‘ouucil'

noes. (.‘Iun Your will he in the bo.\ and beauties of the place and many magni- lonuactm Frank I. huh lot laying the their St‘i‘VltOE on may be tired and prom;
I
l

usual hom‘c runs which are a apeclulI
ty with the Colored (,Iianlti.

M.—

CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

.«-——-—

Team Standing.

being on the main lInc~uf the New
Y.orl< New Haven and Hartford Rail-

 

nections. The water tacitltien are un-
sulpnsacd, them being It tlnc harbor.‘
'l‘tIc shore propeity has been rnpldIyI
devolopod timing the past few years,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

W011 LCM P C tending to make the town quite a cum-I
llnrti‘ord ...........27 i? .614 Inor Icsort. Lying to the cast oi Non
llridaepoi't ......... 2;, 30 3,3,. ‘watk, In number of Nornullt people.
New ”men, """""" 23 ill .51.; ‘, with Olllt‘lti ilom Bridgeport iianlniry,

gllothcl and other inland. towns halo
New lirltuin ,.......2:l 23 -~‘ll0:flCtitliled properti at (lompo Mills
Springfield ......... :3 .. 32 .501; and acme lift) collagen and bungalowa
N0“”“”"l”°“ ------- :1 2“ 467 loan has mooted a large parllltln all:
liolyoko ..... . .._III ill 1: there are bathing and boating iucili
....._.__. ties. An cxtcuuion may be madd again
Versiordoy'l Reunite. ”“3 hummer.
Springtic i t‘. liolv‘oke II. ' ”7
All othoI games scheduled for yos- TI‘SI‘ll“'llt‘lltu‘ll‘ri‘t‘ilyi 3:121:35 “1““th
tcrdny were played Sunday. ‘
NATIONAL LKGUE. h'l‘hc Minnow timnphor cutortuincd
> horwulh I-IIIIIIII‘ou. Sunday.
“m swim” 1 wuuam II. IIIIIIII. I-II-I-k In sum»

“on Lost P'L' lion's drug store. In oujoiiin; a \aca \'

t‘hicauo .. ...... :th lit .tiih‘ . tiou.
Now York ......... 1H 21 .615 ' _‘
l‘hlladolphln ....... 32 iii I571 (‘hnrinu ltcpc in action as chaullcur
I’llluburc .. ........ :ll 22! “Stun Ihc now auto iirc wagon oI‘ t‘ompo
,St. Louis .......... 29 25 .IIIII ’ Engine Company.
,(‘inciunatl ........_2.’. 30 .455 my...
Ilrooklyn ....... ....2U 33 ,tlttt William hiutnc'n bungalow. which
llonlon ........... ..l:t 2 .236 true damnncd by our oi our rem-III.
luhoworu. lInII hecn l‘t‘lltlli'i'll.
Yesterday's Rooulto. ‘ .
l’lttuburi; it, ltrooklyn ti, Native pcun hnvo hocu soon In our
local Inurlwtu and are t‘Xt'viIiItIliIlil)
AMERICAN LEAGUE. good for curly \‘ni‘lotloo.
Team Blending. Iir. John Adams Ia having IIxIIIIII

W0" 110“ P-C- lilt’t' itiitn‘m'otnvuln made. around IIIIII

lioil'oli ....... . ..iiii lls‘ .(lliIi pmpI-rty Oil KiliIg sin-oi.
Philadelphia . ...... :l-t is not .___
NOW Yi'l'k --------- '33 "' 5” l’oulmuutor t‘haricn Ilarrio to“
“Will" ------------ 2" 2.1.517 town Saturday for It two u'cch'n \aI‘
Chicano .. ......... 2.3 2H ..Iltl cation at Old l'olut (.‘oint‘ort.
It‘ltwolund, . . . . I . .. .I‘J IN All
. . .. I .. W
‘9‘ It IIIIIIIIII
' ‘ tho opcntng or the "Spring Faint”
Yoltordx; Ruulil. lI‘rIoudIy Aidyitoute for young IIIIIIIII‘IIII.‘I
.letrnlt it, “dunno I"). “““
Itoniou It. New York :4. _ A party of local young pIIIIptI- will
Philadelphia ' \l'ntilllllitltlllki! niItIlltl lilo inti‘tt llillll‘i' Itt illt‘ l'IJt‘til
W , dcncc ol' (furtlu 'l‘aylor. iII lIlIIIIIIIu, to-.
EASTERN LEAGUE. tnorruw owning. ‘
‘ TOM" 5”“!le A large number of our torn! apart»
. W0" L0“ PIC- are planning to \vItuIIIIu tluI nnnio of
liiil‘llt‘fiit‘l‘ .. ----- ...:l::t ‘7 .671 liiiflt‘liilll Hutnrduy. at Huuth Kora-nth.
’lfillllmum ...... .Zib 17 Illml holwocn tho Norwnilm and tho Colored
ioronto ...........2ii 35 I537 illuntn, or New Yorlt.
iltifi‘ltln ............2Ii 123 I .511
Montreal .. ..ll-i till Alli) Al the IIIIIIIIIIt Illt‘cilllgmtii‘ ilin t‘trtc
.im‘mty (‘Ily .III...:2 till .479 club ttuI l‘IOllllllliloI‘ which tum the
Newark ...........llti Elli .li'i’iliuattcr of gun for Woutport in charge
Newark .I.........l7 till .IiIlil rondorod It Ioport 'I‘hcy won- aired
W ‘ !
Youtordny'l Roouttl. 111qu mm :fliimm
Joraci tlty :I, Toronto 2 (ii iii» 'i‘wo largo uddltlnun are helm:
ningnl. erected on the largo auditorium» at
Tlnlthhoro 7. Indian» 4. hr. Itulund‘u auditorium. All mod-

l’t‘ovidcncc 12 Montreal ll.

AMERICAN BOATS WlN AGAIN

m

Our Boat: Ftulthed In One. Two Three
Order at Kiel.

KIEII, Germany, June 20.«-'I‘Ite sec.

ond event in the international yacht

menu for ponder cinch boats wan won 7 _ '

today III/Ithc Aim-rican racora in one “my”. Meyerrl. oi’ Ronevllle diutriet
"’0' three ”"3"- (limo mm mm» 13“" in mourning the loan of a diamond

Time three American, yachts were mood stud and a mum of money which
illinohell m" Iileflii {If “it? German WC? 0 stolen from hls trunk “hot“ n
competitors Tilly XIV. Wannaee and no It ago.

Scotland lib. which iiuiultod in file or-
der named.

(time. the winner. in armed and has
called by day Lowell ,ht the Eastern

crn lmprovcnicntu will ulno be made
throughout the IInlire building.

Mr. amt lllru. Fl‘otlt'l‘it‘ii llrtulloy are
unending the weak in Ithaca, N. If...
'i‘hIIir iii)" Frank has _ completed a
com-cc at Cornell college and has an
animal the degree or bachelor of arts.

 

 

One of the factual games of base
hail held in Wontuort this season
toot; plane handily afternoon. Mitchell

13min taut Arthur Miami. or “in“

the Wectpori team endow , adapt _

Willi strum.
sous lIllH.‘ paid 517510 and

St. Iiohn'a Lodge of Mn
a. like

i 'l‘IlIIIti the dollars was the total bill.

i CIty Dumping Ground.
i Councilman .ililnc reported that the
Flilfllllfl'fll oommiitcc had met with (J upIE
I131“ J. P. (l'unumt‘lil Niall“) it) tho-
IclIty dumping ground. IlII agreed to
were for tho Nil-ii any conditions for $9
I per month

Horton Street Accepted.

It was. \till’ ii to accept Horton street
to Fair uu-quI. l‘I‘ill' atomic to Forest
Mll‘di. and II’IIIIIIII moot front lI‘air
utcuuc cam III u-I‘hiu 'IItI loci of tho
bridge in tho No: \allt l‘aiit. A! a ro
(rut mention it «all mind to nor opt
the circuit ulII-u ihoy had born to
anill‘od Io IIlIo Is‘atififiwtltill or Sit-mu
t‘ounulnsloncr Edward l'lulty. who m-

litli‘li‘tl them all riibl hm (Ironing.
Bills Ordered Paid.

i

The following billII uoro oIdoiod
p Iid:
I till( II Ilupartmcnt ............ $25.. ’ .l'l
1‘in Ilcpmtniont ............. lid?
tIlIntululI-atlin III illtl'lltlt III {III ‘33
Illahuuv dcpartim Ill ......... Tittitu
'l‘o at .................... $1 l"tI. H

: Paying Interact Duo.
(‘ouucllnmn Itc'ta III trod that (‘lty

I: t lurk ix'wuu til"li\’t up I hooks to pay offs l-o mmovotl upon any cu; Irne profcrrcd w

the IIIIIIIIIIII duo on bonds July int So
. \otml.

Surface Water Makes Trouble.
(tempo W. ituymolul has complain
IoIl that thorn in no drainage from lhI-I
.itlwr mroot tunnel and that the nu-
Lil'l’ causes him much Ilttilculty and
I trouble. The highway committee and
. mayor hint on the around and have do-

yinny bu I-liutilIIIttIIi. Au 't in on New
.l‘i‘orit. Now Haven and Hartford itali-
l‘tmtl property it war thought, bout to
IIIIIII the matter up with the company
lam! M‘ti if Hwy I‘llilllOl lltit'ti the
l III-twine done.

It who voted that tho rcwor tlopurII
uIIIul took aim the matter.

Phoenix Engine impacted.

'I‘ho ntuto insipid-tar inspected the
boiler or the Phoenix Fire Enniuo
t‘mnpnuy and a report III exported on
Idl‘huraday tut to hlu ilndlug. The engine
uctulu rcpair and mill-ll ho coat to El
Inlrn. N. Y.. for id. ‘l‘liia Witt! i19-
poctcd hy Count-llama 'i‘hompeon.

Some Ofionlivo Locatltlol.

Mayor it‘luctain said that Itho vicinity
of \VatorIntrcot Who in bad condition
and also in front of the place of the
trait duller in Main most on Sunday
morning. it was Illanmcot'ui at this
time he sit-id.

Cominlmiouor Duffy explained what
his men did on Bunday mornings. Ilia

wtreot pnvomoirts. Iio will non tint
Water street and the place on Main
lstreet are cleaned hereafter.

An example will be made of home
utorekeoper‘who is carotene in the
near future. .

Poison ivy to Lot.

A complaint. mus reported my the
mayor that u lot In Center avenue to
overrun with pcluon try. The tot be-
long» to (learn 0. bookwood oudlw
will be notified to clear the ivy away
It flute law requires that ivy be cloud

of whom are Womble to it even by
naming hy a plant. .

. Amendlnn Glty charter.

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vised Ii nvhomt- by which the trouble;

condo them to clean the Main and Wall'

ed out of all property. bounded oi? the
trouble it causes to many movie. name

than inn been tour and». I
.Ilha

Enid officers shall hold oliico lot one-

your next :Iut'clctiiua their appoiut- I

read and having excellenttrolim mu.,aIIIoIIIII “on wind paid by the our intent. and IIIIIIII than I' flitttt‘tisiuln amt

(appointed and choline d. In loot there;
:Hliill be nppointod II board oi nosed,
2 son: consisting of Ihrec members can;
to hold oilicc for can war. one to hold :
alike for. 9 than .. and one to hold olilrc ,
for three vents, and each year thermi-
let. there hilaill )t’ appointed one asses
Hour to hold otllcc for thine mars
'l‘htio uhaii also he appointcd in 1912.-
a board or toilet. con dung. of litter.
Iiuomhcru one to hold other for one
y'cui. one to h 11d oflicc t‘or tw yours
,ouo to hold oltllo for tntco yours and “
I ihcmai‘tci there nintll be .ippoiuIed one I
mcInlIcI ol’ the. board ol relict eoIii
your to hold otllce for thIoo vein I; Said}
oillcctii. except the.mmmissionnr oi”
.‘Iill'iil and sldcwatkn. who shall hold
Iltia oiliuI uutii toinmod in tho Ioun. Ill
Iior chum shall hold odlct‘ until theirI
um carom are appointed and qualified
ilIllil r-hull rec-rho sth compensationI
Iior thcir IIIIIIIIIIIIII as than be fixed and
it"prosuibcd In the Ionncii. Sold colII ‘
town of awosmucntn shall hungI full
po w m to collect assessments for which
“1‘ shall be obligated tinder his bond to
said IIIII. .-\u.v and all of said otllchsI
may ho rcutoycd tor nulliomIancc in
Ioillrc. collect oi dulIIy Incapaciti,
iulhcr lust Iausc: but no omtcr Iliall‘

t

inguinal him. without notice and a‘
i boating ;
l Opening at Streets.1
, 'i’IIII matter at an amendment to lhol
i( ity charter relative to the opening or
ultc do has thought up and diacuseod.

touucllmun Milne reported that hel
had looked over the ordinance and he}
III in favor of having each man who;
wishes to open a ttreot obtain a pen}
uitt pay the. city clorh ilt‘Ity cents for,
I' drawing it up and IIIII a bond for u pcr- i
iod of six Indhthh.

Mayor Finnegan appointed the high-
way committee to bring smut-thing at
the next meeting relative to the met-
tor than definite action may be taken.

'l‘ho meeting adjourned cabinet to
the call or the mayor.

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”at

Foley Kidney Pills contain intittlio
ingredients necessary 40 regulate and
strengthen the action of tho hldncya
and bladder. Try them yourself. The

O.

& Co.

 

BEVENTEEN CAN BE ADMITTED
' TO LEGAL PRACTICE.

Notice was rocoIVed at tho omcq oi
the clerk of tho nuperior court that
ncvontocn of tho’ twenty-tour poti-
tiona tor examination ior admission to
the bar butt paused and tha following
are entitled to journey to New Haven
tomorrow to take the oath bolero the
uuporior court and become full fledged
attorney»: ‘ .

Ernest Berger.» Francis Jouepll
Breen. Daniel Edward Brennan. John
Henry ' Gooey. Lawrence Shepard.
Ftukloatoue. Harry Alltgon Gnitliiwilb
Hugh Joseph Lavoryfflli‘rederlck Ed-
ward Morgan. Frank Pant amnion
and Arthur Wren. oi Bridgepon; WtiI
ilam Taylor . Androwrl, oi 'Dnfliii. Juu~
tua John Fennel. i‘liniiei Francis Bray
lltckel and Edhard John Koneaiy. oi
Stamford.

John Theodore Initiating Hubbard
and nenjamin Joseph Weinsteiu. at?
Bridgeport are not yet 21. They will
be entitled to take the oath when they
reach mon'u estate. .1.

:more dressy ones are embroidered
around the neck and sleeves and hotIl
tom edge.

.ordcr.
.llon and you will know that you
.Igettlng the best and purest lcc’on the

or'lutor lite in NW different organs

I i

llrhine Pharmacy and W. 'l‘. ngmoro I

 
 
 
 

 
 
 

his the ankle perfectly
. There Is no point where
.. the edges Hare. ‘ ‘

Built on Snappy Lasts

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

80. N orwalk

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I It pheamxm‘wimlmw. (Ii-"I17: nwiwn' 'i‘?-

they combine élyle, comfort \\
and service to yours satisfac-
tion. The great variety of lasts
ensuresa perfect fit fer you.

C20NNEALLY & BRACKEN
8: Washington Street

 
 

 

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The transparent Russian blouse emi-
lng just below the hip line is a style
whibh is ilelllg adopted by some. The

 

 

 

 

When in need of Ice. phone us your
II will receive prompt attenI
are

market.
somehow
last longer

We can‘t explain why, but
or other our ice Scouts to
than other ice. “hone 580

‘Itoday for a trial order.

Brookside ice Go.

Phone 580

Office and Storage, N. Y.. N. H. a. H.
R. R. Freight Yard. Ann SL, 50. Nor.

THE NEW SCIENCE

Definition of Chiropractic

Chiropractic In the science of the
cause of the Iiiucasc and the alt oi ad-
lusting the sumo Diseases are caused
by a wrench twist or sprain in the.
back Even if done III childhood it
creates: pinched nerves and pain l3
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limbs.

(‘IIII‘opIactors remove the cause at
to disease and pain, and health is
restored through harmonizing the six

“nerve symcms in your body.

Nervousncss. Rheumatism. Papaly-
slit. iicnrt kidney and lIemalo ills-
euses ate giten special attention: also
thitrvatnre of the Spine too will
'nevor legret nhlng Chiropractic a
chance to help you.

’1‘. FRANCIS. D. C.
94 WASHINGTON 8T. 80. ~NOI'I'tWALK
Magnetic Treatments Given Aloe

Glover’s

THE PLACE“

LADIES’

Pumps and Oxfords
’ ALL LEATHERS

$2 to $4

White Canvas Pumps
$2 to $2. 50

ME

Patent Celt. Gun Metal
and Tan Oxfords

 

 

 

BOYS"

The liarrislin 0qu Shoes for
Boys. Absolutely Solid

him 50 to $2

 

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33. $3.50. unso

R. R. TO PUT UP A NEW BRIDGE
AT DERBY.

The New Haven road is getting bids
for a fine steel bridge to be erected
near the Derhv station in Derby on the
Naugatuck division The bridge will
cost in the neighborhood of $126,000.
The «Motion of the structure has been
under consideration since the road
commenced its double track of the

Neugatuck division and the other im- ‘

mense Improvements which have been
made and are being made in the Naug-
atuck valley.

Railroad oliiciuls when asked about
the bridge were reticent. but it was

learned on good authorit} that bids on

it have been Iallcd for.

 

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er. The more you scratch the worse
it itches. Doan's Ointment curs pilel.
eczema—may skin itching. At all am
stores.

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Remnants

Pieces of i to 10
yds.. while they
last

10c per yard
F. A. MITCHELL

HOUSE. FURNISHER
CORNER MALL AND HIGH ST...
NORWALK. CONN.

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WALL
PAPER

Spring Goods
Now in Stock

 
 
 
 
 
 

E. E Gorham :

Decorator

10 I'll-It fit. But Norwolit
Telephone 452

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Telephone at noon. law

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Funeral Director and nab-inter

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