HEBREW TU
‘ EITEliTAlii IlMiTillifi
Bridgeport will entertuiu on Friday
and Saturday of this week one 0! the.
largest gatherings of outmothlc pity. ‘
«intone ever held in this port or the
(ruomitt')
onnuui convention of the New llinglund
Osteopathic Association. there will be
dolomite meant from other Steins.
and a special our will bring a large
party from New York.
time that the New England Asaochv
tion has held. its convention in thin
State. More than three hundred dole»
gates will be present. Dr. EA). Kink,
oi Stamford. Comb. the president. willii.
The greatest feature of iii-II
terest at the meeting will be the first
preside.
demonstration in this Section of the
country of a brand new core for deni-
noss. This will be the first announce-
ment in New England oi’ the latest dis
emery made by the oetooputbe.‘ Dr.
Although it is, ottjltfinily the.
i
it to the fleet :,
James D. Edwards, of St. Louis. had
only just perfected the detniis of this1
new cure. The first public demonstru-i
‘tion of it will be made in Bridgeport;
at the convention, Friday, by Dr. D.i
'Webb Grnnberry. of Orange. New Jer-l
any. who is the osteopathic member oi-i
the State Board oi’ Registration in
{Medicinein New Jersey. Dr, Grnnher
ry has recently returned from St. .Lot'.- 1
is. utter personal instruction by‘ Dr.:
Edwards in the technique of this meth- I
mi. The outeopnthe of this State have;
collected a number of Connecticut peo-
ple suiiering from chronic deafness;
which has not responded to the mothl
ode of treatment of the older schools ‘
ot‘ practice'and Dr. (ironberry will op-
erate upon them in Bridgeport, Fro
day. during the open session 0! the
convention.
There is intense interest among the
our specialists in the approaching de—i
inonstrntion and a number ot’ patients
are looking forward to the possibility
oi being cured of their deafness.
Up to this time there has been no
euro cure for deafness. There are
many kinds of ear trouble interfering
with hearing, some of which recover
spontaneously; others get progressive;
iy worse. and others continue in n}
chronic state without change. The os-
teopaihs do not pretend to cure all
cases. but claim instead that this new
method is applicable to the largest
class of cases, those known on chronic
. cetnrrhai deafness, constituting the
vast majority of these unfortunates.
Thousands of cases hate beeh out»
F mitted go treatment and the results
have been more suchensiul it in claim- _
ed than over knoun before in the his-
y at this condition; " *' i
i
fiedringia produéed by vibrations oi
the our drum in response to sound
. waves striking upon it from without.
_ Might only when the drum is intact and
. at normal tension and freely ventilat-
: and by air on both sides. The layman
unacquainted with anatomy might
,. easily be ignorant of the fact that air
is as requisite on the inside of the our
‘ drum as on the outside, but this is a
very important not. One without tech-
nical knowledge might alto forget the
public school physiology of boyhood
which taught him that the inside or
”395 gar was connected with the throat .
byimeens of a little air tube. This
tube' in lined with a’ mucous membrane
which is coutiamul with that at the ;
nose and throat it hull long been-
recognized that neglected oolda and.
, sore threatened uteri-nut condition
tend‘to mom a chronic imminent '3
width spreads upward into this little;
on: tube. The reeult or this in at
seeing or the culture at the tube be:
cause or increased aecretion or noun-o
.\
or prolonged closure of the tube. The
« result in! Width l. Giulio!» delete of ‘
nature's scheme or equal air. pressure
on the two sided of the ear drum; in
, other words, a chem in m of
thntormt envoys. resulting in some
‘ ' ‘ he i
" hat discharge or Swelling and think?
, . caning of the mucous membrane. Some '
. timea this canoes even a temporw.‘
rout «m new we unwed it“ two-rumor mm... of ,
W gut-lube elm in ma..- » “gnaw-1.95 p. 1b.. the annual
,1 , ‘ .1 . meetiuet “elitism Girdle Iiflnta
. $2.50 Vacuum Bottle
. “Pleasure
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Pleasure as taken from the above picture In this great day at W does not mean it may be had only by the .
veryrich. but by those of modern emu-tumult well.
How often do you hear your friends who are for-tundra
or afternoon for a drive
In the“ anticipation of he
ajoll‘y good time including
may be, tinne' is still one this;
they have forgotten. and Mia enem- m.
Simplex Vactt
with steamin hot or ice-cold pdrinks, whichever is amicable to camplete. their pimn.
boiling coif‘ee‘w carrying ice for cooihtg drinks. you cannot float to be mourn.
The sentinel bubmuiutevd one oia matchm- gimp throughout
ranch attire-dale fully rerun. VACUUM BOTTLE m
thisphntnldc‘itpoufifle to induce a my
such liberal terms.
W 1. » EVERYI SEASON IS A VACUUM BOTTLE SEMI
‘otiuitorlfouldoem.
moovieeltotrytomebeed "‘t'," . '~. M— -.
it Dr. Edwards me that at the ~ ' , 36M Hamlin. Dentin.
WI. 01%“!ch
981: and $1.13
to own. an Antoniobiie, say “come with us this day
ought. warrant twilitlkeourlunchandhaveamaigoadtime.”
t1" the w a lamb in the woods or mountains whichever the. case
the UnindStsmtoplncewithintheeeiyf ,,
W mm The wide scope ‘ ’
Mandi-cm to. cow-ma YNUUI BOTTLE of reliable quality
metabolite-name“ quantities in which niece bottles alumni-cumin. tint m it possible to offer them
.MW‘ t
mtmnzm. i‘tiLNib...
The limo ropeiewini ’neutli the maple
houuh
now
The babe «who swung when the days
were warm
ides quiet within where there is no
i . storm.
Elie ills too ltiil in the perfumed
I - place.
‘With 'a smile too chongelese on her
1 tone.
them
ll‘hon her motionless hundu are
lees fair.
[or
The wind keeps eway the hempen
9‘ swing
IFor the wind is stun“ n5:
know ‘ ; , gm
‘Boboe must not bins and aging imtho
l snow;
i: see
3 The shimmering. sheltering ohroud;
l‘ Ind he
is deaf. and cnnuot hear our cries *
1 II eyee.
*;.The.- voice at the wind has lost. its
grief
liei.
‘ The little renewing more rhythmi-
‘ caily w
* pole.
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World tor J one
IANNUAL. MEDICAL CONVENTION.
The. oldest national mediCal soL‘iety
will hold lts’eeventieth annual cone
ventiou at. Atlantic City, June 29th to
,Juiy 4th inclueive.
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.[ why “was the one national medical
' moiety ever organized in this country
one.
,‘Iweli ore to be brought up.
Du. A. D. Wadsworth and S. Won
‘tnt'efpurtin this‘meetins.
Helping
to Win that Pony
We give 100 Votes for
every dollar paid on old so-
counta as well any {or call! re-
ceived on new seine Autoi-
vote- whw making plymonts.
This Bottle 'eliminatu ,
N id‘e & Son Company
. 3‘” a ”2.:i’n’i'im“
7 . h .
WOW“ LETTERS.
, Them letters rennin un- f
cllhneti at the Met! PM Mae to! ‘
the mum w 18th. 1914: ‘
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Chin B. AIbflInu. ‘ TH! Luau
‘ OP FREEDOM
Mom tom-rd dud back u at old; but:
‘And the mix-white rouebude wilting
wwwwnmmdcmw it My
cannot I
. And the wind is blind. so hecaunot
Or the drip of team train our parents _‘
‘As though his longing had found re.-
‘Goes book and forth 'neeth the maple .
woummu Gillian in Woman
.1, The American iinstitute oi! Humour
:nnd during the seventy yeare of its.
i exintenee hos always been ioremost in
advuncinithe- requirements of medb
'9 * Thedorthoomins session is ex-
‘peeted to be an unusually lerge one I .
l-ns‘ matters oi importance to the pound.
center, of this city. are expected to 3:5,
Some. boy or Girl
Bottle - 1.
Tile A. .i Angeviue
LHFEODT or or , it ,
NORWALK.
The» bellowing eiutiaticsTTWM
the entrant bulletin of, ,
Board at *Heulth:
numb; ‘
blinks—~11.
Hurricane—i. _
Dentin.
Death; 38. W ll»_
Modeler—2.
Li. adore—1
Spinal Meningitiewl.
. Whooping Chuck-'4.
E Erylipelau—l. ‘
Typhoid Fever-.2.
Pneumonia-43.
' Cancer—v4. In; ’ ‘ ~
on; no leisure—o. -- '
'All «also «#3115. ,,
. batman». planes on not,
‘Moulleb—Qii. ,
Scarlet Psych-1..
Oerbrofipinol la‘evér—l.
. Diphtheria and Group—w;
Typhoid Fever-4.
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, Do ’l’heutwwor merely believe I do—— .3. .—.. w . fl,” .
limit the wind’e sott’ crooning the '\ ' Iw
behy's cool I‘ “ “If? it i" . .
.‘i Who knows but her anowwhite baby E i! "25"”.
ml - T? [25:31]. m
is swinging out there by the maple « M5,. in?” '73“: . «‘54?
Should your eyes llaVe m xi.
you trouble or your 31m "
adjusting feel at liberty to conduit
WILLIAM J. MOORE ,
OPTICIAN. ,
Room 6. Keelev Bottom;
No. 155 wan-mm 81.
0pm Hoyt’e that“.
Monday. wounded-y Ind Frldly
Eveningl, 6: 30 h 9. ' ,
N. Y. Nome—727 .tii Aw, l
4 p. m. «by. ‘
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it in elm: hustle
ig'ieworlpmbmgraplh ;.
it not guts; bum in
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