L 1111 absolute guarantee to refund the
1 huge,
.use will show a wonderful improve
nine for the championship of the town
Electric Dept
111m With
3 _ L ltb 11.. New Dfiug.
eminent 11k 1 specialist 19011111111
11.11.111.141...
so 1.111101111111111
1.1.1.11 in removing freckles c1111
giving, a. older beautiful completion;
that it is sold by F. H. Baxter under
money it it foils.
Don’t hide your freckles under 11
well; get an ounce of othiuo andrre-
move them. Even the first. night‘s
merit, some of the lighter freckles van-
ishing entirely. it is absolutely burni-
less, and cannot injure the most teu~
derskin. .
~ Be sure to ask F. H. Baxter for the
«double strength othine; his this that
is sold on the‘money back guarantee.
El
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‘NORWALK 1
1
Harold liunu is visiting in Stam-
l
ford 11 week.
orite spar 11nd 8111 a real:
erue’ss to net‘ 11 big‘ ,i‘eilcw he 111111911
the boat over 11nd wns plunged 1111116111.
moniously into "the water. Holds; 11
good swimmer, the bath did not bother
him and did not dampen his order for
the sport in the least.
«ova-L- ‘
u
m
Had it not been for the presence of
mind and courage of "Pickle" Domin-
ick, of East Washington street, 11 little
girl, whose name could not bouncer-
tuinod. might have drowned in the
small creek which finds its way up
in the rear of the motor generator
linuse, in Seuvlew avenue, yesterday
afternoon. The little girl was playing
on n roll wheu‘s’he slipped and fell
‘into 1116‘ water. Muster Dominick
Hlieuld her screams for help and rush-
ed to her rescue, which he affected
like u vetorun.
Charles Simona led the weekly pray- ,
or meeting held at the East Avenue‘
Methodist Chui',ch last evening, which‘
proved to be one. of the largest alien-1‘
ded and most enthusiastic held in the-L,
lchurch in some time. Mr. Simone was
lussisted by Mr. Wolfe, of the Light-
obd‘dtlchlus in bid ens ,
is “guaranteed to care all ill:
or, blemishes.1
y motionless, 11nd anticsptic, but
contains 11111 land, mercury or snythlns
that will lnzlllly the most delicate akin.
quickly relieve and cure the mom
obstinate and chronic cases of 9x21111111,
pimples, ulcers, ltoh, piles etc.
Get a. 3111‘ today. and if not satisfac-
tory when used as directed we will re
turn your money
back empty 1111'.
Liberal 1111 25c, larger sizes 50c and
$1. 00.
F. H Baxter. locnl agent
Roan'roN
Miss Anne McAvoy, of Danhury, has
1131.11 spending 11 how dare at the Court
1 nurel (lli1l1,l,’lnc Point.
1
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Dried leaves ure dropping from the.
ire (s in such numbeis us to keep own
ms of lawns busy with the rake.
.house Mission, Jerry Mchaid, of the;
\ 1
Jerry Macaulay Mission, and Rev. Mr.
The coming of Labor day will menu
has recently been
y 11 prominent 1.1.1.111...
1 This new
11111611 is called linkers and ‘ls not '
Wonderful and gratifying results tot ‘
low its use and it is guaranteed to _
,if you will bring-
L‘Mrs. Frank M
friends in .Sheltom .
Miss Helen Qnislew of Brooklyn, N.
Y..L is visiting relatives in town.
-...
318. Jones were in Bridgeport yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Helen Allen of State street is
confined to her home with 1. severe
cold. 1,
Churles Miller and Charles Silver-L‘
they spent. the (lily with friends. L
Selectman ‘llbhertm Coley who has
been quite in for the past few days,
was about town yesterday receiving
the host wishes of his friends.
Chalice Keene, rurul carrier who
has been ill with typhoid lever for
like past month, is about to be out of
ldcors now and is on the road to re-
:covery.
Mr and Mrs. Cormack. Patrick lii‘ls~
“coll ills.- Gertuide Cormack. ‘Miss
Lee Dunn of Boots Place, 15 spend. James, all of whom gave short talks on‘ ., wmkqmd 03,33,331 for 111nm, and the ‘Rillh ( unlock and Miss Katie (‘ rmack
their experiences in the mission field ur‘rlinl of the usunl number of holidny‘ spent we‘lmsll“) at u picnic at (”L331
iug his vacation at Asbury Park.
John T Father and family are mov~
ing their household ei‘i‘l‘cls from Sea-
view avenue to Rowuylou.
Rev, hlr. Vahlsiiom led the 11119le 3
player and praise uerilt‘e ll-(‘ltll
at the H11 odi~h (‘ougronu tonal church;
last evening. l
Rev. George M. Tennis. who has
been eujming his annual \ucatiOn 111133
returned to East “Nonvulu and token
up his duties again.
Edith l‘lunn, who has been very ill.
at her home in ”i'llS ,plncc, fcr :1 11111113
he? 11‘ weeks, is now able to be up 11nd
around pull of lllc time. .
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Mr. and Mrs. N. S. l‘I‘urgesou, of ill
.loliu street deported today for 11‘
St.
trip up the Hudson Zilvu, in 1101101 of a Vl‘lllflll-h “1.de in Richmond, Stat 1101303 3. 33,“.
the anuiversnrt of their marriage. Ll
Miss Emma Foster. L‘of East OtigL
N i.. 11nd Miss Katherine Row»,
lay, of Newington, hie guests of hits.
and Miss lion-:3 end. of Hawkins ove-
nue: 1 'L
Mrsrlz. l‘. Vlcnd and son Gerald, of
Edlie avenue \1 out to New Haven to-
day from whence they will continue;
on to Mount 'i‘onl. blues,
with relatives.
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"l‘he Weekly prayer and praise solo»
vice of the Advent ('lll‘.lLS inn (much
was held lust (I1 cum: uud was largely
attended. Rev. lcoru c M. 'loople tic-3
cupid the pulpit and pracn bed. 3
Max Levy, LtluLIL Washington street:
merchant, is making preparations forL
the remuvul of his business from East
Washington 51111111111 the Becker
block, in \V‘ushiugton street, South
No1wall1
A large number of the East Nor-
wulk baseball fans will nocmnpany.
the .Viuyiiowers to Amusement Pork
tomorrow ulternoon where the firemen
will play the Norwulk fire depdrtment
firemen. A great game is expected,
The Democratic primaries in the
third district were held lust evening
and tho results showed that the lunar.
gents won a sweeping victory at every
side.
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East Norwalk
Fire District
COMMERCIAL
Day 81 Night Service
Effective August 1st, 1912
1of a little o‘ou.
The primaries Were the scene of ‘
though short, and will be remembered
for many a day by those fortunate
enough to be present at the meeting
William A Dewitt has been visiting
Lfrieuds in Richmond, Mass.
.V-iLLrLs. A. W. Merwln has been outcr-
tairl‘lnc Miss Sarah Clark, of Norwulk.
Miss Florence Hurd of
hire. it ll. hitch has returned from
on lsiaLud
" W,“ 43—..-
'LEVlrL. 11.151111. Chester Godfrey of
Santii Wilton nl‘c' the 1hnpp1~pule
The Misses Hurrieii and Gertrude
Oluisteud nrc stopping for 11 week with
friends in Roddins‘.
Miss Lucy Marks and Mrs Ammon.
for 11 visit L Green Ming a duet, “Angels of Issue." 3..
3 Iduring service in Si. Matthew's church
Sunday morning
W
Strutt‘ord, '
spout Wednesday wilh friends in town. L
l'l‘helr talks weie intensely intorsilug. visitors
NW...“
.Vilsscs lisihti west and Esther
liouuolh of New Rochelle have been
spending 11 few days at the Court L-nu
rel club house. Pin.) Point;
Water sports till] be hell] lit the
'(loltlt Laurel club. Pine Point, on the
nilcilluon at i. :mm‘ day, There will he
'diving and fetching
races.
llcv C‘nmlcs E .Vicllinuis, uho has
been spuiiklirir 1hr- past 161. weeks 111
the Summit (Troll hotel, Bell ‘lsinnd.
has returned to his paisioruic in White-
hull. N. Y. 1.
The Rownyton Public School is prac-
ticully ready for the opening of. the
lull term on Tuesday, the Milk only
‘uili be complete 'i he building and
grounds have been cleaned and tile
'huilding pr. \L‘lli‘a a very neat appear-
“l-S auoc both inside and out reliectiu: igtullumifph;
much credit on the junltor, James 12.
1 Stevens. .
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l8 llllllill AlllSll
11nd swiniiuingl
N 111 sh.
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l A real circus is coming to town next
week according to the sign boards and
Westpoil is to be real lively once
,moro before the summer senson is or-
lei‘. Sig Suutclls nine shows are to.
appenr hero on Wednesday afternoon
null running A street parade is to be
gheld about noon
I 1.
l There was some diliicully yesterday
"at the rnilrond station in boarding the
West bound Union which stopped in
this place 011‘ account of the work but
lug done between Suugntuck
Greens Forms all the nest. hound
trains were switched over in South-
jport from track No. 1i on the outside
‘10 No. :1 which is the inside freight
track. 1A“. the trains which stopped
at the station, 111111. on the inside truck
finishing touches and all and made 1 rather disagreeable for1
the ludieo to ,I‘ui on us the steps here
some distance in the air The ’pumd
fence; wile. flown, if. planes 1L0 11f
m on and off. ”
NJ,
What is said to be the best game
fhookcd in this place all summer will
“ho pluyl‘d on Saturday nltcrnoon when
L.\V'estporl 11nd‘Snugutuok teams clash
.i‘or llu‘ ilrst time of the stasou.‘ That
3‘lt Vlllll iii-11 fuel. game all lhiou 1h is
sure its l-olh teams have been boast-
ling LLLLLLLLLLLLWIL during the; summer,
iuiid pro lull couillloi‘icc. The Wesl-
There bill be 3, sale next Fllday. President Win33." M. wood 3831.1'11111111‘111051 but two gnmcs all 1112‘
Sept 6111, at the home of Mrs. A. W.
Méi‘win, the proceeds to be devoted to
the Civic League.
Mrs. «Ll-l. ‘
The guest of honor was Mrs. A. M
:iielden, who thus celebrated her birth-3
day.
Mr. and Mrs. ‘Cruig, the Misses
(‘l'ilig and Mr nud Mrs. Perry of
Brooklyn who were summer residents
lin Wilton last season ale stopping for
11 short time in town 11.
The Summer Whist Club met Tues-
dny hfternoou at the spacious sum-i
mer home of MN. H. 11.8111rgos.l3‘0111‘
tables weie in play, guests being pre-;
sent. Refreshments were served byl
the hospitable hoetess. 'L
The ‘Fnlrfleld County Clerical Assn
mcintion will meet Monday, Sept. lith in
St. Matthew‘ 3 Church. Morning pray-f
111‘ will he said with celebration of the
Holy Communion following by iuhch-
can in the Parish building. 1
wQuw—m
it is said that the door in the welt-L
ins room at the station. opening to
the cast, will be closed this winter.
An opening has been made in the
hold: well and the consumers can
thus step, onto a broad platform shel»
‘ 11111111 from the weather by it new roof.
1.11.111... improvement.
(1.. Thomson gave a partY,
last Friday afternoon to a few frlendcl
Charged with Dislribuiing
Dynamite Duringtaw-
rence Strike
1 .
l
i
BOSTON, Aug. '10. wi’resideflt Will-
:iam M. Wood, of the American Wool
on Company, was arrested today on
an indictment wurrunt charging him
with conspiring to distribute dyna~
.nite in inurronce during the general
L‘striko there last w.intor ,
President Wood surrendered him-
self to the authorities, and was ac-
compunled by counsel.
. The Amorlcnn Woulsn Oomvaui'.
which bore the brunt of the grent3
Lawrence strike from Jan. 12 until
March 14,00ntl‘0l8 till manufacturing
plants in New England and New York
state. it has 11 capitalization of 175.-
L000, 000 and 111111110111 35, 000 operatives
when all the machinery is in motion.
About iii, 000 persons are on the buy
trolls of the oompunyo mills in Low-i
rence.
“President William M. Wood is one
of the best known textile ‘men in the
country. 1 He was born, in Ednnrtown,
Marinas Vineyard. of Maroon Portu-
suede 1.111111111111311. The family moved
to New Redford when walls was an
infant, and there he received his 041%
cotton and learned the details of 111111
the manufacturing while 1.1.1.1111. as
L we cleric and null hand Later 11.1 more
mod no details 11111111111113 busi-
ness and pnrti‘clu‘s‘ted in; the rearran-
151111 long while on the other hand the
isilugul. .ici: 11-11111 trimmed them in a
practice vuluc before the season was
iopeui‘d. lb.) some will he called at
ill::l(l,,nud one of the biggest crowds
‘cver is expected to be present. 011
Labor Day the Westports will go to
Ridgefleid where they the booked to
lpiny in t‘l‘inlteruoou. A number of
‘locul‘pellplo will accompany the team
to that pluveaud witness the game.
A Republican caucus will he held
this evening at 8 o'clock in the town
hull for tho purpose of electing dole
11111133 for the suite convention to he
lhcld in Hartford on Sepiumher ill and
il. Also for‘ the purpose of nomina-
ting candidates for state officials and
inrocldeutlul electors and to elect 691
cycles 10411111 Congressional , senotoriai
and probate conventions 1for the res
pcctlve towns in which they are ult-
outed.
i...
one of the prettiest. weddings of the
,season took" place Wednesday when
Miss Eleanor Taylor. daughter of Mr.
and-13111111 Arthur W. Taylor of Greens
Farms,i income the bride of ‘lelnn fl.
Dulmnnc of Oberlin. Ohio. 1 The new
mom; was performed at 4 o'clodk in
the afternoon in the main parlor of
the bride's home with Rev. William ‘14.
Holman. pastor or the flouthnort‘ Con»
sregntionul church, officiating.
wedding was a pink undivhite Altair.
3111c house belnz'betlntlfuliy. decorated
Taylor .5111 11111111111
LMI‘B insulin Sniffen and Mrs. Willls‘? the dim-nor Consumption, which was
nail went to Wilton yesterday where.
and.
The
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with plums. tel-1111 and out, own-1‘1 out!
ll
"00‘ Tuberculosis
Those who suitor from Comm 1 11'
are generally troubled with 031033?”
sweats. fever. loss of strength nadL
‘tle or no appetite li‘rt‘uh 1111.. nod build.
and the proper cure of 1111 ho y 111'er-
'11unl-lnl to 11 recovery. but in runny
30111111th chic is 1.12.11...» bellman Alt
111111!!ch u a medicine which has been
most succenufirl in stopping night swunt‘s, ‘
ruduriilu fever and promoting appetite
111111 illiillynwlm have need it. lit-cl 1‘11 ll
uuvcd their lives. luvn-stinnto W1?“ it
mm 1‘ we»
did to this «use: ....
"(1111101411er For four
troll doll with 111111111, which gradually
liclahm whine: l budL nlyht ktvuutll null
pains in 111.1 cluwt‘ i won losing my! on-
mute and had iu‘ooluo so thin 111111 11 oak
could not attend to 1111‘ household du-
til-n.31l1ykitlxiil prmluunlcd my 0111-111
(”0111111111111 on Not being unilallrd, 11111 ‘1.
01111111111110 by the phyulcluno of the 0’
clinic iluspiiul. ‘lhov also pvonoullflvuiL73
proved inter by an examination of‘ spu-
tum. us '1 uhorrulosln lincilll 111-1111 found
I was tailored to u (onsuumtivc Hosv
pllul. My nephew would not ullow me
to 1:11 until i bud tried icckuiuu's Alter-
lithe, Before i bud token the medicine
three weeks 11 had marked relluf', night.
sweats roused. pulp In tho hreust ro
lim‘cd, ruuuh licl'uuil- loner uud easy.
fever lull. 1111‘ and I commenced getting
well My heulth buvumo nornutl. ‘1 111111
3; excellent health now had lllllV'li been
mplotely cured for ion yours. istrcns-
ly roomnunuul ill. "
8.) \lAltY eVVAf-itlfl
(‘1er FM. (”1011:1722 S.17lli'.l‘llllu. 11
11111111111111 Alterutlm 1-1 l‘lTE‘ttlLlLi' lu lirou
chitin, Asthum, no.1 11";1I1er T'lllmlt 11nd
Luun‘ Troubles. nud lu uphuiidiug tho
hystoin. Does not (VillNllllIKllilflfllIN. opiates
or habit fol-mini: ‘dru‘N sit for lluoklet‘
tolling of recoveries and write to llh‘ktunn
Laboratory, l’l1lludcl1hlui‘m. for ovi-
deuce. her solo by hi instilling druggists
Clifford Pharmacy and Stillsorrf’ow-
ell Corporation, South Norwnlk.
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and Mrs. Dulmngc are to reside in
.Ohei‘llu, Ohio. where they will hunt
home to their many friends after Sep-
tember 15th.
W
~——Most disfiguring shin eruptions.
to impure blood. 'Burdock Blood Bit-
scrofula. pimples, rashes, etc" are due
you clenrcyed. clenr-hraincd, clear-
ters is a cleansing blood tonic. blokes
skinned.
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DEPUTY COLLECTOR lN CHARGE.l
NEW LONDON, Aug. 30.-Speclul‘
Deputy Collector Joe. 1. Cornet-.111!- 1111;
been directed by the Secretary of the
Treasury to take charge of the locnll
customhouse, pending the uppoint-l
Iiflfit of the successor of the late Col-l
lector Thomnsd). Thompson, who died
recently.
New York, New
Haven 8. Hart-
ford
RAILROAD
TIME TABLE
In El‘foot Juno 1, 1912.
l
1
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l
1
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l
l
i
‘souru nohwplut to new vouK.j
A. ill—«121811, 5:0011, 5:4lx, 6:09,:
0:571, 7:201. 7:4611, 821711, 8:5111, 0:35x,t
11:37, 10:20x. 10:45:, 11:3811.
P. M.~—12:5311, 1:08. 1:373 (Phila.
sud Wash.1Exp., goes to Harlem Riv-
er), 2:4111,‘ 2:5011, 3:27,
5:35. 5:5011, 6:40, 6:51:11,
9:401, 10:45. 3
Sundays.
A. M.~—-12:48x, 0:09x,
10:20:, 11:24:.
P. M.~~«12:53x. 2:3411,
513811, 7:00;, 7:12, 7:521;
10:28.
7:11x, ‘1:42x. ‘
5:413, 8:54,
291411, 6:35.
81211:. 0:42x.
NEW VORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-~4:4511.‘15:40, 61451:. 810311,
8150:, 8:5511. 911511, 0:42, 1020211.
10:05. 1111. . , , 1
P. M.~12:031, 1:05. 113811. 210411,
21.1711, 313011. 411511, 4:2011, 5:0611,
5114:, 5325, 610111. 620311, 81:, 8:101,
011, 9:30, 1111, 11:30, 1211.
L laundsya. ‘
A. M.-0. 8:251. 8:551. 910311, 0:301,
10:021. 11:.
‘i’. Mawllhot. 1:021. 5:0211, 5104,,
0101111», 1711411, 815911, 1011,, 11:101. 1211.
HW”1
8001f" NOBW'ALK 1‘0 NEW
HAVEN. L 1,
A. him-12:19:. 111711, 115711, 4:09,
1183. 011111;. 9104:, 1012311. 11:11.11.
, life-4210711, 4.120 311411. 322111.
4: 20:, 611211.» 4: 1411 0.7111101. 010M.
1
11am, 1 1
sm Deposit Box-Lo 03 and 05 per 1....
, 11‘
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TRANSAOTS A GENERAL L3Allll€llllil
fiUfllNEss AND CHEERS BV‘RN‘
1 FACILITY GONMBTBNT
WITH BOUND
3 BANKINQ ‘ .
, "debit-l Surplus and Profits
$100,000.00 ' “117m.
aowm H.L MATngsON, Pres.
JOHN H. «were, in Vlwpreo.
resonators 1H. ROWAN; 2o Vino»,
,"p
WILFRLED BODWELL, Cashier
‘ DIREGTQRB
E. H. Mhtnewoon 1 J. Walloon Marvin
John H. Knapp
Christian Swan:
Bamuol Grumman
John H. Light
Fred. H. new"!
Lewli R. Huributl
Henry 3. Lockwood
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Vacation Days are
Here
and you are probably planning right
now a fishing othuntlng trip,
with you.
Take a.
Dietz DLLight,
Lantern
The newest lantern on the
market.
Price $1
CHAS. E. Dow
1. Washington Street.
4:15, 4:31x,;L
I
South Norwalk
are
summer styles.
your cloth and let us tailor you a pen ‘
One that. will give
, you n distinguished Appearance among had made no heudw
‘ lwoll dressed men.‘ Our workmen are
lartists and turn out perfect work.
feet fitting suit.
THE FAB'RlCS WE SHOW
the very
Come and
John Kubovic
213 WASHlNGTON ST.,
80UTH NORWALK.
Lireamland
latest ,crcutlons forl
- choose .
THE NEW.
Showing deay.
The ‘ltaiiau and Turkish War»~»l11~ 3
grand 'blg'reoln. This is 11 [special
lecture .todny. L ‘
1 ”—7.5
Jim'a‘ Attonement—wnn Imp picture, 11
very interesting
gland reel.
1.; ,1 3,. 3113..
Lin. ‘11.
picture in one
3 1
During the CarnivalswA comical 1;ic~
Lture suretoniake you laugh.
Dbli‘t miss this big show tonight.
Get the habit agidl follow the crowd
to the Dicnmlnnd and see 11 Very
interesting show ~
Matinee on Saturday at 2130.
Doors open 7:15. Performancje 7:30.
Roton Point:
NLorwalk’s Popular ‘Res‘ert.
10.
Fine Bathing," Boating, ILL
Fishing 1: Special
Attract-ions
Famous Shore'Dinners
Follow the Crdwd
3 Roton Point
iiiaucing Pavilion
Dancing Every Night and Saturday
Afternoons.
Six Pieces of Music
,.Handaome Silver Set Given Away
Every Saturday Night.
7'-
1 "“ CUT OFF His LEFT EAR.
NEW HAVEN Aug 29.74019 police
ay in finding the
‘gnunjsteis 11110 assaulted Fl'unk Ai-
‘lieri on ice m‘emu maker. ’l‘uesduy
might, and with n knich'sovered a por-
ltiou of his left our. The wound was
linflicled while Allieri was defending
lhim'self. He knows of no reason for
‘l‘t‘iiw \vni'luid.
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Notice
During July and
August, our store
L will close on Sat-
urdays at 1 p. m.‘
The Gotham Cd. L
E. E. GORHAM,
E. W. YOUNGB.
Props.
.121 First St. E. Norwalk .,
Telephone Pour Fiv: Two
‘ Read About
Will! ALUMlNUM WARE.
no it 11' 1311141111111th foot that
housewives , ' " '1' :
The New science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC
_ Chiropractic is the science of the
cause of the disease and the art of n ‘
hurting the some. Diseases are caused
by a wrench, twist or sprain in the;
back. Even if done in childhood it
creates pinched nerves and pain in
inter life in the different organs and
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the cause of
this disease and pain. and henlth is
restored through harmonizing the six
nerve systems in your body.
Nervousness, Rheumatism. Paraly-
sis. Heart, Kidney and. Female Dir.
eases are given special attention: also ,1
Curvature of the Spice. You will 1
never regret giving Chiropractic a
chanr e- to 11ch you.
T. ”FRANCIS. :1). C.
M WASHiNGTON 81'. IO. NORWALK
Magnetic Treatment-m Given Also
DallyLinetoN Y1}.
Fer. FREIGHT only
il‘l‘elltht 11.1.1111... leave Plot.
28.171151 iliver. New York (fool
of Dover u‘ruet). every day for
cool Sundnyl at 3 u. m. Freight
received at Norwuih up to 4 p.
1 in. 11110 South Moment up to ii: 30
p.111. ‘
.‘lorvvallt Steamboat
Inning .1. 111111111. 3, 12.1.1.1..."
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