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Drquauts .t it.
ridge Pharmacy .
, Prompt and eflioient,
service at all times.
Personal attention giv-
en to all prescription
« work. .
Chairs for our trolley
patrons. Come in and
wait tor your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager
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Mrs. Fred Hauck nud daughter are
.npendlng Sunday in Bridgeport.
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Rev. Charies’J. Anderson preached
at the Swedish Congregational church,
yesterday morning and evening.
The regular services were held at
the Advent Christian church, ilev. Lee-
ter F. Reynolds occupying the pulpit.
The» Weekly devotional meeting of
the Epworth imiguo was held. hint or-
euing oi the East Avenue Methodieu
church.
The Young People‘u society or Loy-
ul Workers hold its weekly meeting,
lulu evening. lit the. Advenu Christiun
church.
'i‘be usuul meeting of the Men’s
(lines oi‘iho East Avenue hicihodlut
church who hold, yeuterduy noon, ut.
the church.
The Mayflower li'ooil & Ludder (tom-
puny will hold its monthly business;
meeting, :thia evening, in its rooms, in
.Vu’i Znnt‘street.
indicnlluus were this morning that
'todny would be u siznlor in regards to
bent. At 7:30 o'clock it was Sit in the
abode in the district.
bout Company dock at 8:30 o'clock. ‘ ‘
‘St. Agnes Guild, ot‘ Christ Church,
will hold a two party tomorrow night,
on E. i... Edmond's spacious luwu, No.
11, Gregory Boulevard. All the mem-
bers oi? the parish and all friends who
may wish to go lire meat cordially iu~
vited.
The beautiful new font. which has
recently been presented to Christ
Church, was dedicated yesterduy morn-
ing, and immediately following the in-
tent son of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Kc)“
worth, of Gregory Boulevnrd, was bap-
tized» ' ‘ .
Frank Hall, the genial engineer of
the Crescent. Laundry, was token sud-
denly and violently iii, early this
morning, and was forced to quit work
for the day. Mr. Hall took an over-
dose of medicine for an ailment which
be has been troubled with temporal”
ily and it, nppureutly affected his heart.
After being revied nllliiclentiy he was
token to his home in one of the. inun-
dry. tennis. (Lleorge ‘ii. Vuu Alstyue.
proprietor of the concern, tooli Frank's
plnoc ni work. and endured the oxecsu
sire bout during the tiny. P‘runlt bus
the best. wishes of his runny friends
for it speedy and complete recovery.
Mr. and hire. Daniel li‘Hommotiicu
nnd son. (luriton l..‘liounuodiou. ci’
‘llowun street. loll toduy i‘or Stamford,
New York. where they will enjoy their
annual vucution. Mr, and hire. 6.
Howard King. of South Osborn uvonuo
nnd Von Znudt nireel, were to intro
gone with them, but Saturday Ml‘.
King wus‘tuhou iii und wan tumble to
moire the trip. today; it is expedient
that be will recover sumcioutiy to
leave in n low duys. however.
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Willium \i'hiic'e automobile stalled.
yesterday ni’iornoon. hi the llurion
l’oiut swittih. Mi‘. \l’hlto iinkorod uud
sweutod in the boiling hot sun ior. an
hour or so without mukini: our head»
why on the machine. A stronger. hop»
’pcuinu uiouu. bot-limo interested in tho
ruse nod utter n thorough cumuluutiou
oi the auto. turned the wheel over a
couplr of times and who ulnried with u
snorting null pulling thni surpriuod nil.
Mr. White ihnuhed the party and
'drovo oii‘. wondering.
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Miss Alberta Twiss is spending the
Week iii liuntnin. Conn. \viih- bor
buriher, Rev. i-i. Sanford Cl‘iliitli‘lt,
who but; u churge there.
V' ’i‘homue Skidmoro, who in employed
in Brooklyn. N.~\'., uncut the Snbhuih
at his home, in East NOl'Wiiili, return-
ing to bin work lhls lnornlnu.
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Snmnoi Mend hold it visit to (‘uli
Posture. yesterday afternoon. where
he rolled upon scvernl of hill friends.
lilo mddu the trip on his bicycle tutti
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left, the vehicle in one of the tents.
When he (lillllti to out it for the return
trip it who amour: the missing. A thor-
ouiiii ueurrh of the beach was mode.
but the hike hud mysteriously rolled
nwuy. Couxtuliio Henry S. Sulzor woe
noiiilod mill was noon at the sent or
Mrs. Henry Remington nnd son and the trouble. The neuiol officer of the
Mist: hiuv Madden, of nilridumiori. were
vluilill‘k with Mr. nud Mru. .iumou l’ur—
her. of blunt Norwulk, youtcrduv.
Albert Pruooo bus mounted it) his
home In \Vutrrlmry. utter spending n
fog and third in ltuut Norwuih. during
which time the rumuinu of bin mother
were told at rest.
Mru. Hurry lluhhuil presided ut‘lho
moon in Christ tiburrh youiurduy
*r morning. durinn lilo ulmenuu of tho ova
' . winiui. Mru. O. N. Wood, who hue been
ill.
{The rouuilir not'vicuu were held ut.
the Mimi Avenue Moliiodlui. Church.
yoslortluy morning and evening. Rev.
Willium W. Gillies preucbod uud the
choir motioned excellent muldonl pro-
fil‘lllilld.
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lnw gum shood around for something
but nppui‘uutly lulled to ilnd n tangible
.oluo until. just nuho Willi about to
leave. be located the scent and in u
uhort spoon of time uncertuinod thv
identity of the guilty party. Al the re.
oueui ol’ the owner of the hike. no no
rout wus'utudo nor will any be world
but the guilty puriy return the wheel
Iwithin the tiny. No queuiloun will be
ililkt’li‘i. linwuvcr, it tho bike in not ht
,(iuli Plldilit'd. tomorrow. the guilty one
will be urroutod und in'oaocuted. 'l‘bh-i
.moruluu lilo wheel wuu found behind
it alone lunch hour tho A. ll. (loib tout
um‘l taken in l'lliil‘Ko by Coustuble Eloi-
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iNaANE WOMAN AT LARGE.
Lulu owning u utrunue women culi-
eu hi. the house of Mrs. (Shorten Pool)
in during utrooi, und requested to be
The natural growth ortuormen-upeut allowed to remain there all night. The
the l-lnbhnth at their Eliot Norwmki
homer. They report that. there in plou-
ty of work to do but. mighty low re.
Mills. The your has been (tough one
*t‘or‘uli of them.
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The annual picnic or the Sunday,
uphold of Christtihureh Will be held
at Combo bench. 'i‘iiuroliorot this
week. ‘A happy timed/expected, as
log Rlludayfihool at' Culver? emu-ch,
or liritliteporjt. interpreted to unite
with theme, ;. * '
._ ,uflhé ivor-
on... around into
h‘odiet Quip
. wullt nod 311th Avenue
' tiny uohtsblit Mil '
mood (fly mullet
mil in the; Gilli
‘ the li
rcoucut wuu grinned, but thin morning
Mm. Popp noticed that thewomuu not.
ed very uueerly. mm come to the con-
clusion that the was; insane. As soon
or the womuulel’t the house lure. Poop
untitled Ii‘irut Asfielooimun .iuines' 'A.
Blown. and he in turn told Dr. (inborn.
ton and the lutter storied on a hunt
lordibe wutnum He learnedlhut site
had been in Gibson Court, but when he
reached there she had disappeared,
and nil trace of her who lost.
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number of the Maple. whorond on
urn, lillliitili‘ ‘ «l by. “Wood ‘ vs
no he . “
unmanned. there being it line hnr‘bor.
thetitown physician. The letter euw
,oluet at Police William Entomolog-
AND -.
SAUGATUCK
Westport probably has as beautiful
a. shore front as any section on Long
Inland Sound. The harbor is good. and
dotted here and there with inlets and
islands, where are located finely laid‘
out estates, with handsome houses.
and the scene is it truly delightiul one.
Many at the places tuito eerieoiel points
with the landscape and art gardening
details, und in the summer time the
properties are at their best. There
“are numerous attractive drives
throughout the town. and the wealthy
New Yorkers some time ago saw the
beauties of the place and many muguiv
liceut residences have been built.
The town is very nicely situated.
being on the main line of the New
York. New Huron and llartiord Rail.
road, and having excellent trolley eon.
ueotioue. The water facilities are un-
The shore property bus been rapidly
develliped during the past few years.
tending to make the town quite a sum-
mor resort. Lying, to the oust oi Nor-
wuik. n number of Norwulk people.
with others irom Bridgeport, linnbury,
iloihei und other iuiiind towns. huvo
acquired property at Combo hlille.
" '[Who does not know the vein .
‘ " rage and sulphur for keepingthe hair
33 dark, soft, glossy and in good condi—V
: it natural element orbit". and a delic-
. luau) specialists to be connected with
tion? As it matter of tact, sulphur is ,
iency'ot it in the hair is held by many
less oi’color and vitniity o! the hair.
Unqiieutionably, thore' iii no better
remedy iorfhuir and scalp troubles. es-
pecially premature grantees, than
huge and sulphur. if pruneriy prepar-
ed. The Wyeth Chemical Couipuuy.‘
or New York. put up an ideal remedy
ol’ this kind, culled Wyeth‘s Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy. 'und nuthorize
druggiute to sell it under guarantee
that the money will be reminded it it
fails to do exuctly he represented.
This preparation is altered to the
public at. titty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by all drug.—
glsie. Special agelit, Stillsondiowell
Corporation.
peovie'nviii tulle ndvuniuge oi illel
opportunities. .
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‘Allllotlnlltimt‘ilvi in mode of the mar,
tinge of Miss Amelia liuueer, dough-
uor oi” Mr. and hire. John Manner. of
Rosovilie district and Oliver Murphy...
which took place Suiurduy, Rev. Ken-.1
noth hiookonuie performed the core;
mony, utter which be baptized the;
intent daughter of Mr. and him. John;
Hanger, Jr.
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A large automobile bound oust wristr
dialled in from oi the residence oil
'hiichuol Sculloy in llosevlilo diatrioi.
late Friday afternoon nod below the
machine could be notion under wuy
it caught tire and burned up. A large!
and some iifiy cottages and bungalows
buvo been erected there. mailing a
complete settlement.
town has erected n large pavilion. and
there nro bathing and boating lucili.
line. An extension may be made ugnin
this summer.
Mine Murillo 'i‘uyior lulu returned
from n vielt out. of town.
liloudo Southey buu accepted it posi-
tion hi the Weulport Drug Co.
A putty from ilvtldlnu enjoyed a pir-
uir nl Combo bench, yesterday.
hlr. und hire. .l. A. bees are outer-
luiuiun relulivou from i‘biludeiphiu.
Mr. nnd Mrs. .lumes London. .lr.,
huve gone to houuekoeplnp in Cruise
uli‘vol.
liov. .lnmos ii. Carrol, oi’ Whiting-
ford, bun been visiting his former pur-
ihhiuneru in uowu.
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Mine hinbol Wurrcn bus resumed her
duties at him. l‘udcrwood‘s iulllinel‘i‘
store ul’ior u pleusunl vucntion.
Douglas i’urdy, who hue been visit
ing in town ut the homo oi Abiorucy
S. A. l‘urdy, has returned to Syrucuse.
N. Y.
(Zhni'les Silvt-ruuil, Kenneth Allen
on Cochenoo inland null are enjoying
the sports of camp lilo.
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Mists Mnrgu‘rot Hrndy nauiuiod .Wbill
the musical program at the urudum
lion exerciueu oi’ Si. Mnry'u srimol,
Norwnilt. Mine Brody in n gruduuto
oi the school.
All the ”Freuh Air" homes in town
are filled find it in ii plounuro to all
no see the children up they burnt to
and from the bounh which demos to
be their grout. uport.
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"Jumos Whipple uud Mien Mildred
l’rovoet. both of Viilon. were united
in murlailo et (lilri church iuut 'i‘uus-
tiny by the rector. lit-v. ill. ”pileup. 'l‘he
young couple will rouido in Wilton.
Because there won no bull name in
Westport youter’duy. n grout :rrnuuy
thought the ileum bud disbanded. but
the innnugor thought bout to‘uive the
tenth it rest. on they have plotted three
hnrd some»; the hunt week.
WI.
The Bundny sobeoi at Trinity
church have voted to donate to iiiio
liurleh three dolled lmiveu and fork!»
Aiuo to purchase term the: proceeds
of the recent supper lib ow hymunlu
for use in the serviee‘ot‘kthe echdm.
These“ hyinuule were used, , yesterday
for the first time. ‘ l »
,'l‘he Westdbre Library line-Irecoived
more Germun and iluliun books tram
. tho orientation library. neutron
‘ i! you can ever persuade a sloth,
psychology. have also been _ if
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At CilillllO the 1
and Viucouu liurlte, huve ovcnod rump .
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3 Two quite weddings nook pliioo
:our village the punt week. the con»,
liruclinx portion being drunk 1). Mc-i
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Abound“ and Mike tiruro Dunno. whoi
were mnrried July 7 at Christ ehurehl
lrootory by Rev. Elihu i’. Ilenn. Mini
land hire. hirilouueii on- visiting at. moi,
lhouio oi .\ir. nnd litre. James ll. Wlis‘;
isou. on State etrorn null inter will rev
luldo in New York city.
l um
liuroid florhom, son of
i (tire. bird '1‘. tilorhum. is nurturing with;
in puini‘ul nrui, the rcruiu of u peculiar;
iurcideni. The lad was riding his lib,
inyelo along the street hull by the siduj
of n wngon which was driven by hie;
\illtlilmi‘. in sonic way he hit sonnei
lining in the road which threw im from.
Jilin wilt-oi und under the Within“. The:
. hind wheel run over bib :1 causing a:
) puiniul lruriuro.
iiir. and l
rtsuluo‘BTEAMEh wnecueo.
NEW l.t).\ll)().\l, .iuiy lti.-~it
tho iishlng steamer Junior. M. Giii'mfi
that was in colliuiou with the Com.
; mouwcullh hour llnce Rock at on eul'li‘i
3hour this; morning. The Gillan] put.
in here this morning with her how
luuiiy mnushod. She was not looking.
and wont to Nouuh to be repaired.
Then the Common won it it continued
her courue. The bow oi the steam iieh»
ermnu utruck her ll lou- loot forward
of the port puddlelmx uud curried away
it portion of the port twill-Willi between
the promonndo uud muin decko. ‘lur-
punter» not to work immediately to re
puir the dumuge, which was ociimuted
(it $500. but the uiuuniioluent acid the
tunnel would suit thin uiicrnoon on
achedulo. No punio woe reported.
Ni-JW YORK, July 10.“ “The big Full
itlvor liner Commonwealth won two
houre late in making her berth this:
morning and I‘hovvod up with about
ten foot of her port rail uttering. She
bud berm in coliioion with a steam
iishlng ship from New Haven oil Race
Point, at thewweeiovn end or ii’iuber'e
loiuud. utlilziii this morning. There
Wit :1 honvy log and at. the time oi
the oolliulon the Commonwealth was
running ut reduced upeed. A voice
from the doberman coiled out that she
was not badly damaged. was in no dens
per, and needed no attendance.
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FIT PLENTY FUNGENT
Street Commisslhuer Edward ii“. Dui-
ty. oi Norwoiit.‘ had it force-oi men at
Work. in the gravel pit in Chestnut
street. this morning,“ out uheuktber
were nearly ‘eii. overcome with the
peat he lied to Rooster them too cool-
er, open The pit to wounded and the
undeienduu uuu‘e rays pourediuto the
place “utility!” as; dooldedly warn;
place. , who u l; mu deep enough to
our oiii nihirreeres tram. the-plop and
the rebooted’h‘ootdrom the Milli?
email Stones nudgtho druitrarei ,
lilies icons»
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FOLLOWED nos-rows amusing
Chicano Kilo Clubliao. Dene Much for
twe‘men.
The mother or. the wonder sittin-
tlon in Chicago ie'the Kilo Association,
one oi? the city‘s bout known woman's
clubs, says Good Housekeeping. When
Mrs. John '8. Sherwood become the
president she determined tliitt. the
club should have a definite, permanent
uiui other thou the study‘ol literature
and music, however, enjoyable and
prolitubie thee two studies might be.
in 1892 Mrs. Sherwood went to
Weile‘sley. bleed, to attend the testivi-
ties marking the graduation of the
class of which her daughter won a
member. During the visit the idea or
the permanent club work still possessor
lug her mind. she wont nosing about
iioslon endtluvoring' to learn what his
men and women were doing for their
city and each other. She came upon
Edward Everett Hale‘s Noon tiny Rest
«it place where the working girls at
Boston could secure it good luncheon
for a small humw and pauue ut mldduy
for a period of rebuiouiet and to low--
chip. imlnel'inlely, do for us the prowl»
dent of the Kilo Association wus ruu~
corned. the organization had found its;
permanent work.
Mrs. Sherwood returned and or the
first meeting outlined the work she
bud found. All it rouponru the 75 incin-
HOME HELPS
l'ni'nisl‘ied or polished woodewdre
iinprovedby to wean in, warm suds.
Dry with soil cioth,"px;etcrubly, one
wotin some polish or kerosene. .
Gilt Framestlpe oil with soft
cloth dipped in white of egg, beaten
and mixed with oneouuce of soda, nt-
terwuvd polish with silk cloth.
Steeiw'ro remove rust oppiy thick
paste of emery powder mixed with
finish by rubbing with woolen cloth
and a dry povvder.
Cdi‘ilelh—*M'lél‘ shaking. spread out
and sweep with clean broom dipped
in soft water and oxtgall. three gab
ions of water to one pint of ox-guil.
0r wipe the carpet us it lies on the
floor. after sweeping well, with a
cloth wrung out at above solution—g-
St. John Telegraph. ‘
Soup Bouquet
Many recipes for preparing soups
and stews tell the cook to add a "soup
bouquet," which is u mysterious term
to it good runny housewives. says the
rural New Yorker. As a characteris-
tic. soup bouquet use about four
branches of pureley. well rinsed, one
buy leaf and two ("lovers folded in
among the parsley“ Fold all together
in u lie-oi little bundle. lie firmly with
thread and line twine so it will not
here roan en inasee and voted that
ieutnbliehnlont of the definite him of!
Qiielteriog the noon-day condition for?
the eoiiuupportlng women of Chicago.
come opuli. and your soup bouquet is.
troiumitteoe be. formed at once for iiiel ready for the etewpun.
Clean Feedplate
i Your sewing itinchine will lat-it long;
Today the Lunch and Real Club hueii’i’ and run more 933“? 51'» especially"
lure course given cure it week. Willi
the best of speakers and musicians.
and there. are two Sitii‘l)’ ciao-sue in
French and German-«tor the begin
bore and tho udvuucod puplie. Also
there are elnsueu in English. history.
eiocution. mandolin. domestic urie'nud
mlilllnery.‘evory one taught by on or
flirt. The members receive in: leeeoui
for 32, the lbroutu u lesson being
ichlirgod to puy tho euiurr oi the lemon}
or.
The loyuhy or the club members is
life. Many of the iirel. members now
mid of the club which once proved an
enjoyment to them.
in the big outnbiluhmeuts in Chicago
the employees luncheon room is now
considered on nooeerurr u port of the
building us any of the other depart-
ments. Olirn the girls bring the body
”their luncheon from homo and bur
their iru. milk or ilosnel'i, in this way
getting a full meal for a small sum.
To MENO A GLOVE.
Gloveu ure very opt to tour uround
the thumb. in Frnure they mend them
in thin wuy: They take. it very fine
needle and buttnnhoio the row edges
uil round, doing thiu very closely and
tubing no little on pouuiblo oi the kid
but nevertheless oumrirnt to give the
ntitt‘hen n tlrm hold. When this into
been done, commence tho butlonhuitnu
ugnin. tuition up this time, instead of
the kid the top of the utiichcs in the
limit row. Continue round and round
in the umne wuy. und uruduuily the
hole will begin to tilt. All you hour the
center ii in wine to put it few more
rows oi“ ulitrhlug. us this relieves the
ioneion cuuued by the original tour.
it may then be l’neleiiud oil. bud ii the
hill: with which the mending is done
in a good mulch it will be almost hit»
pouuiblo to tell the tilderonce.»4’hile-
dolphin North Amer-icon.
OANQED TOMATOES.
" doubt and peel tomatoes in the outlet
why; hove cunt and eovoru nil alerti-
blod and new rubber rings.
tomatoes in the 1m whole. to within
no inch or no of the top: odd one level
vthnopoouiui of unit and pour overboil- 5.
but water to till the cups or turn. says -
'the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
knife libido around iside the cup to:
let out the air bubbles and admit. the
water to all spaces. Hove lboier lull .j
Mi it will hold of water: have the tops -
hot and screwthom on the lore. Hove
'u rock in the‘bdtto‘m oi the boiler. and ”
not the choir to the boiler. Pour in holi-
‘ing water till it reaches, the contract
the cunt, cover the boiler tight end
“utopia blanket or large ”rim. about the
end on ,y whys" These-ere line.
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it o dying” stencils
book the .
film it ‘
"boilewhnu let est digit? night, until he
water. regiment..- outhwruuuu poplar ‘
nitmlwr or nutmnobilun wore. hold xiii?“ library with 24bit) volluucil; there infill?!“ working 0“ “”0”“ goods. you:
0“ "0‘“ sided “3 ”my am” not ”"3"”. n music room and a plants: in play lot-it‘lvflil (ii-ii the “will-lime, ”3’5 the X’Wi
the blowing machine. which woe irom fmomhers While they cut; titer in u in :_. York 1’3‘895. Take out the screw that
itmlu‘u it down and lift it oil: then,1
3with u long pin. pick out the but and;
law” the needle slot. You will béi
Elumuzed at the amount of hot that can:
iurtutinuloto there. and when you hove;
replaced the plate and the. screw. at;
the iucreused eiiicieney ot’ the mo-
7 chine.
Coloring Putty
()rtiinul‘).pniniers' colors; in oil. pre-
il’rrnbiy transparent colors. such as
iburnl and row sienna. burnt and row
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lone of the beautiful bits of the (.mb‘umbrr stud lumpbiuck nre best tor;
*roloring putty. Make the putty sever.
ore wives oi’ weulihv luminous lilOll.‘ i” “ma” dark“ ”’3” ”“3 ‘mod' says
and they bend every effort toward the»:
the American t‘urpeuter and Iluilder,
the all wood grows (lurker with age.
Pie improved
i it tho top oi :1 pie is brushed oil
. with it little rich cream before baking.
. the crust will be more attractive. says
ithe New York Tribune. A light
j’l-sprinkllng of granulated sugar over.
'the cream pioduoeo on even richer
i brown.
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gnu: NEW SCIENCE
, Definition of Chiropractic
Oiilropructic is the science of the
reuse of the disease and the art of ad-
juoting the name. lilieenees are caused
:by u wrench. twist or sprain in the
‘hnek. Even it done in childhood il
.ureulou pinched nerves and pain in
later life in the difterent organs and
limbs.
. Chiropractors remove the cause at
Ithin disease and pain. and health is
.‘restored through immunizing the six
mom: systems in your body.
l Nervousnees. Rhoumutiem. Paraly-
‘sls. lieurt, Kidney and Female rus-
‘ ensue are given special attention: also
Curvature of the spine. You will
never regret. giving Chiroprnctlovn
whence to help you.
1 T. FRANCIS. D. C.
T94 wrleHmo‘roN or. so. NORWALK .
4 Magnetic Treatments Given Also
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When minced, or me
not: "and. you! will, know thutyoo are
getting. thehertondzpiirept ice or iii _
‘W can’t ‘exllinin. why, but!
‘ “ ’ loo rooms
- ifho‘it‘e
sprig oi celery, u sprig of thyme, a;
E Open Monday ii; Saturday Evenimr a
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order. it will receivoiprouipt‘uttan-
FOR econ. DAYS.
A garment that should not be over-‘y-r
locked by the» sumuiergirl is medians/p.
or the English rainproof woolen goods.
,but the newest and smartest are of
l English poke cloth that comes in mix-
soit‘ond light, yeti warm. A straight.
lolly smart.
Ocuiists and Opticians
Why not see as others see? Let
our Oeulist, who is a skilled eye‘
, specialist, examine your eyes and ‘
‘1 til you to the correct glasses. Sab
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(Gregory Boulevard)
EAs‘r NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kinds oi
Sea Food Cooked to Order
till i. ll'ilillllili. not
cool. for the inevitable cool dare, say;
the Montreal Slur. They are generally ;
made of Scotch weeds and homespun}! . ‘t
lures of red and brown and green and.
blue. From Paris come . the double- .
equal ports sweet oil and turpentine; l fuCed cumel's hair weaves which are .
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plain litile‘coet like a man's blazer»
comes in broad stripes of black nod ,
white or block and gray and is espeej ‘ y;
WELLER "‘
Safety Razor-
ior 50c
Call at our store and examine them
for yourself.
W. F. Wigmore 81 Co.
DRUGGISTS
8 North Main St... So. Norwelk -
The Celebrated $3.50.
Notice
During July and Aliquot
our store will close on Sat~
urdaye at l p. m. At your
service every other week;
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day from] a. m. to 6 p. m. ‘
or. Gotham
_ . Decorator“
10 mm Btu em Harwell:
' Telephone 482 -‘ .
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Norwalk Chronicler