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lists Surefitiuiipii... lla'il native
Spins Tima+~Wllo Vial ?
BOSTON; .Sept. 12:me wag, ‘ Mrs. F. E. (isomer lilprlnzdale, is
made wnll‘hl by President cm‘es s_ Vl'ltflflfi MW. Chester Coley, on Chfifit'
Mellon oi the New York. New Haven nut Hill “9““-
& Hartford Railroad. that he'iniends‘
soon to retire. The denial was made
in n telegrsm which President. Nel-
len sent from Brenton ”Woods, N. H.)
which point he has reached in the
course of his tour oi inspectiomoi the
railroad properties in northern New.
England. it who directed to the As-
lidr. and Mrs. E. J. Taylor. oi Psi-7
trick street, are entertaining irionds
from Stamford.
Rogers. of Heliport. L. l.. were happy
i to hear that he has loomed up on the
. yachting horizon as a prominent mem-
. her oi the racing iraternity as a re»
. suit oi-‘ihe vii-tor; oi his little cruit,‘
recently. when she won a beautiful
lsllver loving cup by coming 'in iirlt
(in u race from Bellport to Fire island
’ Light, a course oitwonty miles. The
l sloop is generally known as the Vigi
‘ Lancia. and was never thought to bel
oi thé racing. kind by her owner until sociuiod Press in answer toa telegram
she took this event so handsomely. regarding the meaning of the inflow-
Captain Rogers wins at the wheel on ling oiiiciul statement given out today
is being heartily congratulated on the by tho rsilrosd's press department in
good qualities of his boat and the ex- New Havenz-
celient judgment and skill shown by "The newspapers ask ”it is true or
her muster in the contest. ii there is any roundntion- tor the story
Mr. and Mrs. Ploise. oi Grumman
avenue, spent Sunday with her grand-
parents in Wilton.
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Mrs. Chroline Bunion. oi Grumman
avenue. spent Friday with her daugh-
ter in Broad River. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson ilouton, of No
room. spent Sunday with her mother
on Grumman avenue.
Filled
grit: Dmgwmts at tho
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and eilloiont
service It all times.
Personal attention xiv-
sn to all prescription
Mrs. George‘Dewniux, of Newtown
avenue. la entertitining relatives from
the Bronx. new York.
work W that President Molten is to retire M d M L
‘ ' from the presidency. but the date has r. all I‘ll. armor. oi Norwnlk.
wg'mrong 3.2:: not yet been fixed." spout Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
w‘sit ior your car.
BRIDGE ‘ PHARMACY
4. manta. mass»
To the “lamp-am 0‘ Inquiry concerns Froudonlhnl. ()ll \Vlllflill Hi".
ing this stolenieiit'i’resldsnt Mellon
replied last night.—
. AND "The statement seems to be quite
complete and there is no warrant tor
SAUGATUCK jany misunderstanding of the some,
- i am not contemplating retiring from
this New Haven rand so long as my
lheulili and strength and my associ-
llll“ 11? "16 MIN 0' 41W! W‘mlli Mrs. Watt, oi Stamford. visited the
‘um ‘0 ”Will" lput week with her parents. Mr. and
sun runner comment on "the mat-l Mrs. ldiien'gor, on Chestnut mu m»
tor was given to the newspapers hymn.
the Boston press bureau oi the New’
Haven road. it was aa follows-.w , Mrs. J. P. Frtsblo. at erdgoport.§
Gaul! Bros. h‘ve finished gmeghihgf'fiiatmot from President Charles 84“.: an ova-raunchy guest or Mr. and
for the farmers in Greens ism-mg “9.3 Mellon oi the New York. NanMfl. PJW. lireitory, Newtovn Ivonne.
'Mr. and Mrs. Ebenezer S. Husted. trlct. 3;?“ & Hartford Railroad (four; NONI“.
0! Van Zuni street, are the gnu“ All the camps uf Calf “Pasture beachl "l have always ronsiderod the sub-l “"3- ”WI"? Wiiimott, Of New
of relatives and friends in Stamiord. have been deserted. .iorl M my retirement a“ incvlinblml York. w”. a we... 0; her sister. hint.
{or a few days. Illill have “In." yet. been able in mi Robert Gregory. of Newtown avenue.
date satisfactory. Advancing mra.ll““ week.
ipllyhlt‘lil iiirupahiiiiy or dissmisi‘iiriimil Mrs \iinnio “mm” of Vowiowii
of board lil'i‘ possibilities novcrninnr ’ ‘ ‘ ,“ ‘
mph u “WNW" The "m two hunfi‘wnup' returned on naiurdn). utter a
litt'u weeks visit. with relatives in
Bridgeport. “
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Mrs. Elizabeth Fillow. oi Stamford,
is visiting her sister. Mrs. Thomas
Gregory. on Newtown avenue.
ESTPORT .
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Miss Helen St. John. of Van hut
ptreet, is attending the New Haven
Normal school. this year.
Miss 'Gt‘i‘ll‘llde Adonis. oi Bridgeport.
was an over-Sunday gut-m oi her aunt.
Mrs. Gregory. on Nor/town avenue.
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The schooner John '11. Russell is un-
loading a cargo of sand at the Ferris
Coal Company docks, of! Water street.
Miss Julie London spent over Sun-
day in New York.
Mrs. Jerusho Alien oi Black Rock
scent guest in town.
Regular business was transacted at
the meeting of the Mayflower Hook has been s r
and Ladder Company, which was held
last evening.
........__..__. l Wort on Chris Fai his new build-
Mrs. Albert E. Dunn. oi liietts Place ‘ ' m i
’ in is ' ressiu uic i‘.
is confined lo her home with illness. 3 pics 8 9)
She has the bust wls’lios of her many
”lends for u speedy recovery.
Iii rs. Fred Bullersou and mother are
“spending the day in llridseport. not occurred to me find "I“ hum,“ so}
for n‘s my knowledge goes, seems very;
well plvnuod ui tho illeu oi my ml Mr
inziiniizu in office iiitioiiiiiioly therefore. ‘
tho dnic is somewhat remote. .‘er. Mrs. (theater Coley. on Chestnut
None at illr‘ ’llosfoh directors of mill" iiill avuuuo
New Huron rond i‘llillii be reached tori ‘ ‘
uiuhi for I‘llmllll‘lll on the matter.
Two more days for straw huts and T‘I‘iil'PI‘ meeting of
then the bell will illll. Already wiu- church tomorrow evening at
ter styles are coming in and the straws
are being relegated if) the shelves for
their long sleep.
the Methodist
7:45.
and Mrs. Arthur limdley. of
‘Woston. were guests or their duuali‘
The Miser-s (lnmphcrs entertained
relatives from Norwalk over Suuduy.‘
3- l.loyd . .iillips. oi Grumman avenue.
President Mellon with some of H10; has hum I large addition on his house
directors- of the Boston ti. Maine undhnd mode a nunilmr of other improw.
”it" New York. 511”" ”“9“ K” Hartford " lilt'illfi to his place.
ruilronds, of both of \\‘llli‘ll Mr. .‘lt‘llell‘ _
is president. slurlod from Portsmoulh.i Miss Mlldlvii Gregory. oi Newtown.
.\'. li.. lust Suiurduy for u two u‘ockfl'i nwuuo. refuruml on Suuu’day after “
lnspociiou of New England, A lsrltri week‘s \‘lsli \ilill her aunt. Mrs. l-‘rin
purl of the summer 3h". Mellon bufi‘lilo, iii Latin-l Hump. Milford.
spent ill his slimmer home in Siock‘l
liriiigo, Muss, uud ii is sold thui hisl
ht‘llllll l‘t‘N'llll)‘ tins been cxccllvnt.
Mrs. Sylvester Selleck and duurzh- 3.1.3 and Mrs. Albert Allen of
ter. Mrs. iru E. Rogers. and her son. Bridgeport Wore Sunday visitors in
In E. Rogers. .lr., of Heliport. l.. l.. town.
are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. .lolm
JI. L'Hommedieu. of Osborn avenue.
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(hours Hole and Stephen Wokemnu
m lire dolly shipping- hundreds of bushels
Mr. Wariiekr. or Caution Station, of fine pouches.
who recently llt‘i'flme a lienedici. was
III town yesterday. on business nnl Miss 313mm Tuylor knives Sunday
much of his time was taken up in lie. for Poughkcepsio. where she will m.
Inowledginx congratulations of
many friends.
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his Lend rustin- college. STAMFORD PLAN anoossso.
lPohlicatlon of Assessments Recom-
mended to international Cori.
foranca.
——————-——-—-—-— . Mr. and Mrs. Louis it. Mills outer-
Thi“ "911“”: ”'9 “’“mflll'fi FON‘U“ llllllt'd n number of relatives at ii hic-
Missionary Society will hold an Gilt-i1 up. in their grove. Sunday.
looting in the East Avenue Methodist - ’
Church. at whit-ii lime, ltov. George: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel iimlgo of
Danton Smith, of Uilf‘lml. will deliver South Norwnlk were guests Sumiuy of
n addi'esse on lndiu. The mile boxes .\ir. and Airs. John ii. Wood.
fill also be opened. The public is cor- .
flatly invited to attend this meeting. l
~«Uon't think lluii piles can‘t be our .
Ind. Thousands of olisiiuuio canon hovel
noon cured by Dunn's Ointment. 501
rents at any drug store. ;
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The fifth annual meeting or ou- iii-l
'ierustioniil Taxation Gouiorenco all
Richmond. \‘a. tram which Mayor
”ton“. at Stamford. has lust return—
PonI'I" '8 To I‘“£ In“ " ed, was attended by delegates from
Fill lllill
isbout every state in the union Indi
‘ i from all the pmvinres of the dominion
“WWW“ "0‘“ Hut PM” got Canada. A number oi status mm-
" ”‘ ‘roprosonted by their governors in
. . s ) ' ’s a v
21:13:; : "32:1;‘r'l'er33: timijlhfi; fart. nearly all the delegates were men
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‘ “ holding other in a suite government.
withdraw lll‘t‘lllldlditi‘)‘. liui livid at». ‘ . _‘ . .
wpiod the some odd expressed him-J::_“me‘\mzw;jgt?fl\::r;at;:;:‘£°;‘
T?" in:‘ bolus: ('Unlidrni oi victory "Ml silt-nil. sud lircpiived a illvi‘i'. He was
iiiiso .
Willi iiil- “(lilillllll‘llil riiy caucus
Tuniihis to so and his paper was road
over and Judge William F. Tammany;
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Word liuu lld‘t‘i) received from Mfg
and “H. William llillierl lMiss Mtli
Wendi oi their safe ni'rivsl ill Porto.
Rim.
The East .\'or\vuik Fire Police nre
going to hold their annual rlnnilinkc.
this coming Sunday. ul Bolinnuuu‘s
woods. The event promises to lie ii.
great Blll‘l't‘l-ES in every way uiid the
committee lti most silllltlllllt' iii-i to the
mulls of its labors. Tho commiltoo
is made up of Henry Wright. .iucou
Wolfe, Charles Sinhl. Henry l}erhurdi.'
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'l‘ht- Mini-it‘s Kcuuedy of New Yorll‘
who iiui'i- lim u \‘lllllllk tho poi-It Week
at lire. .ioliu Motluvorn's. have re-
turned.
'i‘iiv rooms iii the Hippies schooll
building lire overcrowdul and some of
lllt‘ children llith' liull lo tulle seats in
the Assembly hull.
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The weather continues to be another
topic of conversation. The pond poo.‘
‘ lb of the district are getting tired of ‘
"H ‘carryinn umbrellas out in the morn—‘
In: only to how» the sun come out in
its full sploudor in the ioreuoon. Still
it is it auto policy as was demon-
Itl'oted. yesterday. whos- miiuy look
by Tax (‘omnilssloucr l’urdy. at New
. ‘Yoril. The «invention hold three m4»
““ l” “a“ 1‘" mayor. ”w “m" forniilona dailv and papers wore read and
His election is on. Public opinion“|
sruzsod at early an. shot. A class of
l 5' the Wool iorl l‘uu ,. . . p .
TM monims 0' l ' sums to lean ionurds loiilmsu human“ who worn inVllo to '
rliiii life making arrangements to hold ; motor H mm generally coursdod‘
' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ sent is and enter into the discla—
ii (‘ltilllllflkfl on the shooting grounds ”m it Judge Tammany loll ”w plum! "W l
as soon as the novice for the Dupont hp will have to do some of the hardest .
il‘Ollhl' ll! completed. lllud of work. The remainder of tho
. . . ”‘ ‘. illckcis. however. pro in doubt. Demo
1:0:th “t?“zwwhm . good wetting Rot. Md Mrs. Kmnuth Matktmllr lunatic loaders conceded thht the its»
l p ‘ MW" this “Wk ior their annual twnlliillillcnill uomiuuted a mom: ticket
East Norwulli is jiiiiiinni over tho WW” WWW” (it; :32" I:‘n:dw‘2:l.liil' ilio vouucll and tho Republicans
‘ -. ~ rllv v i rs _ ‘ ‘
”Cult of the special oioction for the 'h"1002331311.?Iytchumh‘ t ililB lilillldlnl of a iiinlm'lll 0'1 “ill
hfldgo niid park. which won lli‘lil. )‘(’t§='"" ” ‘
hardly. and is pulling itself on the
John A. Mountaintop of Norwallt,
M tor "M Whole-sound “”90" who was lined in the local court last
sloo represented the railroads. the tel.
“mph and the telephone companies
and other important rorporats bodies.
Tax Commissioner Corbin. of Conner
tivut Wan a iii-lento whose opinion
was soiialii and carried woithi ill the
convention. The main object of tho
convention was to timber tho movm
merit to ohtniii a unltorm method of
assassin; and onuslislns than. But
nations made by previous conventions
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:lmsrd this your.
A merry fight, will soon develop ho
tween Trix Collector William H. Wil-
. sum the tumors. alloys netting at
.a cold. The only the genuine Foley“ .
substitutes. The Bridle Pharmacy and _
iN COURT ‘ 4
Thurs was a short session of the:
‘orlminal common pious court int
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colt. liomocrai. and Edward .1. Fisher-
ty. the Republican nominee ior his
position. Willis Mr. Wilcox. who is
the present incumbent. has always
been a phenomenal vote puller. the
Republicans believe that he has lost
considerable dorms iii. past year and
that this tact. added to the cons-salon
that Mr. inalimy is a you" and on-
orsstio mini who can ha sailed sport
to give his opponent a solid listit.
tends to main than mum that this
race will be much closer than it has
been durlna the past couple or years.
They srs remembering the rust run
of James Poul. three years no. and
are holding that up as so example oi
what can be dons.
The contest between City Clark
John 3. Conan and Attorney Joseph 1.
Lioxvmlltir promises to he a orally
one. Both no your; men and both
are popular.
it was announced this morning in
the Democratic: lenders that Front 1".
which it lent to the improvementl‘mwm“ tor~ spacdin; through the.
m QHCHuDTl Which ll Cllllll‘l lam. :Vll‘IflQ Wlnl muffler ”on ‘1‘“? 5"“
ms. nu urn: till .. ........ m
l ' doc and costs was excessive.
will“. the bridge. Already the hush}
Illa man at the district test the trend iisven members of Trinity flood”
01 the times and In predicting great school received sold pins Sunday for
salsa- ior East .Norwalk. as pollution attendance for the past
av. The members were Halal
It‘s. Robert Smith. of Hartford, “‘2‘va Helen Taylor. Diary Latin,
3‘3“! he” WW :3"; 20121.31,” Arline own. (irons rinses. nourish
mm "3an ' . ' is unusual. and mu mu.
fills Ethel li‘riincis. or Ormood. Fit»
m M visiting hills Malina WY. The artists' exhibition which is he
at Osborn avenue. It“ Norwslhim hold in usim hail all this worth
lira Funds will sail trots New Yovhflgmu m “manly md opportuol
hits on “pioneer 20th on the cm” ‘lty to wwsnpoosle. sud one flat
Lina steamship donations for ““1.th be appreciated by those who
solvliis. taking the train m thump mos such things properly. The
all“ to her hosts at Omani. (”inhibition is opened from 9 s. in. to
mass is the any with the summons p. at. each day ascent Sunday.
health which runs iron (has postlsiidds under the oapabio manna-
ncnsptms Beach and. upon moist: the than! at am. it. a. Russian. assist-
Wis m ' ira- sd hr lira. inasmuch. The dose:
' ' “ ‘ ” {Maintains still so to the lihrsry iuhil.
it
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_ squirm momentum
.l jrssmmimmmmmmmsm ‘fl we
won assist or
have lie-an adopted in many states. and
it is expected that [Willi]! made
by this one will lino their way to the
statute books. You by year a uniform
method of taxation is twins approach-
ed. iiiayor Itovvell was a member oi
the committee on resolutions. One at
the resolutions recommended to this
committee sampled machinery in
manufacturin- trout mutton. Another
resolution that was «opted in the con-
vention pmidsd for moot ow
land and on the improvements up".
stair. tor the nomination ot a tar-list
men out in mm. and for the
publication or rather the preparation
at mas-most strips.
(“VIN mom WWII.
DKWa W0 m 13%
soaps army mam scam I Isai-
istts character pillar. when m
minia- lost their has in his W
at the lilies. duals .asvdl7 seem
were drowned with W: to
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Willioms' Indian Pile Ointment will curd
mind, Bleeding and itching Piles. It oh-
anis as a poultios. hives instant Mist: ”
wtuiams' Xudinn Pile (”mount in mm
as! her Plus and Itching 01‘. private u
ta. “molt too it . m.
L”. 00.. 9M. Oldfield. M”A
not «is by The Gilliam Pharmacy.
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Mrs. Alonzo Buttery expects to visit
Rev. and Mrs. A. ll. Purdy. oi Won
center. the end of this week. for n few
days.
lilies Floreuve Voute has returned
to New York utter spending two weeks
at the home oi her aunt. Mrs. Charles
Roche.
Miss Vera Zohsl, who has been
spending the last. six“ weeks at the
homo. of her sister. Mrs Henry Bruck-
ner, has "returned to New York.
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Miss Diary (2. Mo iywaine oi New
York city. has returned to her horned
utter a very pleasant visit with herl
iriends Mr. and Mrs. Solon Borglum. i
Mrs. t‘ornwnii. sister of Austin W.l‘
Lord. who has been in Silvermine for;
Dyer a your. expects to return to New:
York to make her home there next
week.
John i. Hitler in one; hauling.
marble slabs from -ihe New Canaan;
freight house for William A. Barium!
Mr. Boring expects to use the sinus.
tor paths about his place. ‘
W. W. Austin. who recently offered
his mill property between the mill
road and the river for sole iii auction-
but did not succeed in obtaining it
buyer at the stile. concluded it deal
on Tuesday by which the property has
passed out of his hands. The mime:
of the purchaser is not known. L
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retav's HONEY auo TAR com-f:
POUND ;
still retains it: high place as the best‘
Does "
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Here Arrived
They are oorrsct~oioan~cut and crisp. It you want
as tool absolutely aura about style, fabric and a good
aortas til. we know that we have the clothes here
that will strike your fancy and win your confidence
on ilrat acquaintance.
We feel quite sure that we have the very Fall Suit
here now that will please you from head to foot.
A” You have to do is name the price and we can
show you a range of stylish that have your particular
Idea materialized in every little detail.
We at! displaying in our West window $15.00 Suits.
The sooner you coma the more certain you are to
be shit“.
Price’s Clothing Store
98 Washington Street
Phone No. “RS-2. -
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SEEM HARD WORK to get the heating system in
your house in good working order every winter?
Why not let our men thoroughly overhaul the fur-
nace now, and restore the worn out parts and clean
it thonoughiy. so that you'll have no trouble when
you are ready to start it.
The Jones 81 Hoichkiss Co.
ESTIMATifi CHEERFULLY FURNISHED
17 Wall emu Phone 742 Norwaik, Conn.
It
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household remedy for' all coughs nod
colds. either (or children or mun.
persons. Prol‘enta.suflous results from .
Hone;~ and Tut Compound. and refuse
W. 'i'. Winner-o a Co.
auoosfl‘wauu FiNED ONE mm?
at the 4-door, 30
L00 . h. p. Touring Car
Equipped with silk mohair hop. wind shield. gas nod oil lamps. Bosch
magneto and coil; everything first-class. Guaranteed ior one year by
tho manufactulus. (or 81525. For full particulars call or address
F. EllLOCKWOOD & CO.
8 Wall MPhun) Gar-nos. Water Street. Norwalk, Conn.
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Bridgeport. yesterday mornlnu and.
Judith. James F. Walsh oi Grocnwlchl
passed sentence of three months tut”,
Jail and in line at $25 to Frank i‘truuoE
who pleaded guilty to the charge oi"
breach of the poser. i
in the city court Bruno was fined
ti and coal» and sentenced to fourl
months in jail. Alter disposing oi ”ml
case. court was adjourned until Tues-
day morning September ill at to
o‘t‘lork.
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Any Cutileo‘u Elie
Tell us what cut you like and we‘ll
do the rest. We guarantee it will lie
the best and choicest oi the partivip
lar part you solocl. \\‘e are always
anxious to please putrous—lhcreiom
we select our best and other meals
with great care. Try us and see the
dliiercni-o.
Chamok’s Market
76 NORTH MAIN ST.
TEL. «5. FREE DELWERY
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Specials in
Parlor
Suites
(rpm. highly polished. upholstered
in srocn; res. Ills. This week
only .................. . ........ all
See our "7 specialwtl-pisro Suit
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rat-armies Sentinel
NOTICE
We request our
patrons to he as
economical as
possible with the
use silos.
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The Hatch & Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Tslsptiono 40, with Branch Stations in All Departments
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
"THERE is NO PLACE LIKE. ilOME."
A home and constancy of purpose will Mu for any man. The true
American home has proved the sironpcst bulwark against iuiiuro in
many a man’s rumor. because it prove him it definite (11th for which
to sure and iurnlshed hiui‘wiih an insight into the higher ideals thitt
are so essential to progress and prosperity. if you're thinking of
building. we wanbto talk with you about the material.
science of ths
i r ctio is the
Oh roll a at ‘6.
euro oiuihs disease and tits art
as s sans.
from». tidal or sprain in the
hack. Ewan ii dam in childhood it
creates pinched norm and pain in
late: lite in the dilisrsnt arran- and
lira I.
Chiropractors remove tbs cause of
this disease and pain. and health it
restored thronsli harmlsins the sin
sci-vs systems in or hotly.
Nervouanass. it sumstisin. Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and Female ilis~
cans are given special stuntion; also
curvature of tho Brine. You will
lava! ram: miss outcome a
shoes to hip rss.
1'. rams. o. r.
N WMIMHI'W ‘3'. ID. NORWALII
Ms W him Also
«is the rigorous first»
Diseases are caused
Notice
During July and August ‘
our stars will close on fist-
iirtiaya at i p. m. At your
ssrvlssmavary other weak
day from 7 a. m. to I p. m.
E. s. Gotham
Downer.
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Norwalk Chronicler