WEDNESDAY, AUG. 25, 1915
THE scorn NORWALK nvenmo summer. ‘|
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at 59c, 75:, $1.00, or k Ind 31.50.
ALSO .
for all time are being ohm;
E. K. BANKS l
MAHACKEMO HQTEL BLOCK.
South Norwalk.
‘me Rosary
‘ 50c '
Edition on Sale at
STATIONERY STORE.
1680. Main St. So. Norwalk,
00 les
W !
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Thursday; slightly cooler to
night. .
The disturbance which was central,
over the Lake region yesterday morn?‘
ing, is now passing out the St. Law-A
rcnce Valley. it has caused local,
showers during the last 24 hours from;
lilinois eastward to the coast. Light.1
scattered showers were also reporter
from the southern districts. It is (cl-l
lowed by an area of high pressure,
which is producing pleasant weather
. in nearly all sections east of the Rocky
commie; EBlllllilll tilts , 0492 until llllll ,
maul loll l llll llllcll
Last evening, the “Taylorites,” who \A . .
mprise the Blue team of Shermanl (Londnued "9‘“ first page)
luncil, Royal Arcanum, I
a members with a very interesting
tertainment which is part of a con-l
. u ‘7!
33135.23: Qiiifii.‘fe..fff‘2;. enn m... e n'
iovtites” or Red team will present Santa Marla, according to Capt. Chas.
. .' . ' E. Stephenson, former rowing 0030111
.19". entertainment, which is expects at Harvard, and head of the exhiDl-i
nd Will rival the efforislol‘ the “Blues; ‘
The program of last evening is as
"ollows: 1 !
Picolo and piano selection by James
Jackson and ,A.’ Merriam.
Song. by Eddie Splan.
Picolo solo, by James Jackson.
Pie eating contest, by Kids Bryan,‘ sibly than Philadelphia toward her on.
(Kid Bryan iginal destination.
Wills
presented '
, , , Roosevelt and Wilson.
D 0 N N b l l, Y S the winner of contest.)
Recitation, by Eddie Splan.
Piano selection, by A. Merriam.
Recitation, by James Jackson.
Song, by Eddie Splan.
Picnic and piano selection. by James the relies aboard. E
Jackson and A. Merriam. ‘
One new member. G. W. Hedcnberg.g The history of the three
to the credit of the Blue team,
bus to Danbury
BUILD STATE ROAD IN TOWN oFled with great ceremonies and sent t
special anchor in the basin at Jackson Par
meeting held today in the town hall Gradually they sprung aleak all can
here, it was decided to instruct the into the mud until only upper W
selectlnon to borrow $2,000 to be nan allowed. Nobody paid attention
ed as the town’of Weston's part of them. Nobody, for a long ““191
son Park lagoon.
Boats Were Neglected.
Their story is the some one of care—
tion company. i
:the great lakes and the .St. Lawren
to the Atlantic, and thence by the gu
‘ the Panama canal and the Pacific. 'l‘h
1Santa Maria has finally reached New:
. York, but isnot to go ally i‘arthe; pos-,
i She arrived here ten days ago. a
‘is to remain until September 1. Then
she may go to Philadelphia or up the
Hudson river to be shown to visito
paying a small fee to inspect her an
i History of Neglect.
time of the Columman exposition ln
0’ 1893 is a line instance of neglect on‘
and the partof omcialdom entrusted with
B shares of Stamford. Gas and Electriel
. and nine shares of Pndiana Lighting;
01' the $40,000 in securities Col. Hen-i
across the Atlantic under their
sail twenty-two years ago, were recolw 3
‘Chicago, where 4,000,000 persons leis.
lied them during‘the lair.
Town Mating Authorizes Offlcldls to Eventually they were turned over to
Borrow $2.000 for New Work.
WESTON, Aug. 25.—At'a
the park authorities til
i . r ‘ r s or low
mount“ ”a The tempe M“ e e the cost of building a state highway . anything to save til elamous ”MW
in the western and central districts.
Freezing temperatures were reported
from the British Northwest.
WEATHER LA YEAR A601700. the sum appropriated by
TODAY‘ [State for the work and Weston‘s part ‘motion lctnres portraying "‘9 in"!
,. ~ . . , . P
l‘t‘mperature: LOW. 64; high. is to be $2,000. It was alsoqdecidedc‘overy of America. ,
‘ {that one-half of this sum would bet Their raising served to
. used for the work of building the'part " lion in on them again, an
Mrs. Alan Brooks and daughter, of the road lying betwoeu”tho ' ,1),
Elaine, whohave beén guests of Mrs. . » . ‘ a in Chlcuo,
James Golden. have returned to their‘ mt“"gistfigxfifqggtssgf“ffign'xm “W ,Knlshts °' 0mm“
no“ -‘ - - - . :’ lion s to~ what will be done with them,”~ the boats and restore
rest of the money will be dodniteiy.‘ far as posalble. Fellow Knights
.nnswered. ‘.' ' " ‘ " " "
75. ' Clear.
Edward J. Kelley has returned. to
his home on Maple Street, after a' air
~weeks’ visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Edvard Fay, of Danhury. -
daughter Jenny, and Mrs. Frank l-iuu
ington have returned from a ten days'
motor trip to Delaware Water Gap
and Gettysburg.
New York parties, understood --to
. represent a dry goods firm. have been
in" preliminary negotiations with Wil-
liam Kruscll with a‘vlew to purchas-
ing the lot adjoining the now‘Kantor
theatre building on Wall street.
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_ ‘ Two permits ‘were issued this morn-
ing to F. B. Cullen. They were for wir-
ing in the W. H. McMahon house on,
t
Hine house. To T- S. Donaldson 9°"! man, which was stolen from his stable Outside in the H0
lnits Were issued t“ install plumbing?“ the Woonsocket Trotting Park, was hydro-aeroplane:
for C. Sabato, on 7 Raymond Street'trecovered yesterday at the farm of l).
and in the WETW‘O“ “0‘91. 0“ NW"; E. Eddy in East woodstock. Mr. Eddy
Main street- ' . lbought the stallion for $66 from a mall
M 'r ._ _ llwho used to work for him and paid him
wefil'nShaughnessy, a prominent member 0 ,
95' , set llimIlelf to the task of
“day filed an opinion on request
ldalry and Food Commissioner F
bears unlabel
false, or misleading statements regard-‘ safe return of the caravels,
ing the fruit. is mishranded within the on his long trip. The boats soon show-
interpretation of the food and drugsied their practical unsoaworthiness.
, STALLION FOUND.
. . PUTNAM, Conn, nAug. 25.—-—The 52,- rence. For
Putnam avenue, and [01‘ the William} 550 racing stallion of David W. War— most of the wall-
on “that portion of the road lying bo-l Movies Rescue Them. ' l
tween Noriield and the lWestport line Finally a moving picture
and Georgetown and Norileld. The full hoisted them up and placed them in ,
1003' 0' building this road‘will be 31% fairly seaworthy condition. They were, 8
thetusetlfor the making of a series 0
i
in considerable sum of nibno'y e
~year to have the boats repainted and |
STANDARD CLOSED PACKAGES. iequip them with new sails. l
‘ HARTFORD, Conn., Aug. 25.—-lAt-} Finally Capt. Stephenson submitted;
' file with. and Mn. Wilfred BodWflL'torney-Genertli George E. Hillman lU-lhis plan to take the boats to San.
‘ of Francisco. operating them with a.
l‘fllllilcrew of former Harvard oarsmen
H. ‘Stadtmueller to the attest that a;exmbltlng.for a small fee at. ports
standard closed package of apples. as'on the way. Shaughne
defined by a public act of 1915, which vain and Stephenson, after puttlnz “tin
or brand containing}, bond of $10,000 to guarantee the.
1 set out up- shares of New Yor
act and the enforcement of the act is‘ Towedvto New York.
within the statutory jurisdiction of the By glow stages the Santa Maria was
commissioner. ,
brought down the Atlantic coaokafter
reaching the mouth of the St. Law-
nnder her own sails,.but was towed
a, short distance she came
{sou yesterday a
newest type of wa-
ter'lcraft, scudedd’ swiftly by in {air
and'water past the boat whose type
is rspredentativo of the. finest art of
the shipwrightof four centuries and
, . It .
Captain David B. Decker began thei $10 down. He was to give him the a quarter ago.
oyster opening season this week. Atlrest of
present seven openers are employed at: lion.
the plant in Water street, and this. man animal from a circular that
number will be gradually increased un-i sent out and notified the police.
‘ ' til next month the full force will be
Norwalk oysters are being made to
New York‘state and‘Ohio.
:Nick Velarde, of. Chapel street, re-
ceived a gash on the side of his beau
when hfél‘nfbicyclo collided with the
motorcyclelrldden by John Fradidlo, of
Peakfiwamm yesterday afternoon. at 'b
o'clock. The accident happened at the
Library Green, ‘uptown. It appears
from the report which the police have
that both riders become confused at
each others approach. ' ‘ ‘
, “Tim nsaiiislactionn
0F _ -
Good Service
* is realized .ever‘vfllisyby de- .
positodland clients. of the-
l, People's Trout: Cogfiwholare.
"“much: pleased3 with its
: promptn‘ escandcourtes‘v y -
5 Accounts "almost lilp‘fcli‘ecgs
.W“are_‘cor'di" oils-”avian? »'
a.
the maney if he liked the stai-
Mr. Eddy recognized the War.
was Capt. Stephenson said. "tit would cost.
.___._...._———
‘ on the job. Shipments'of, the flunouslsuEs NEWTON MAN Toe
RECOVER 0N $3,000 NOTE“I
Elsie Schaelfer 0‘ Islip, N' Y" to- shonld come forward to see that she
day filed suit. in the Civil Superior and the other two caravels are .pre-
Court against Thomas J. Corbett of ~. . _
Newt0wu to recover on a note for The Santa Maria shows many traces
$3,000 which Corbett gave Carrie of her years of immersion in Chicago.
Simpson on January 18’ 1908 the in- The water line shows just beneath her
terest. in which" was later assigned by “DI-m decks and below that one In”
her to the plaintiff; Land in ‘ New- in Spots. pick out pieces 0! the rotted
town, mortgaged to secure the note. planking. while. her once Sturdy and,
has been, attached. .
. YOUNG BATHER DROWNS.
. WiLLIMANTlC, hug. 25.7—Hcrbert “on and deem
D. Manning, agedtzo, was drowned ‘ _____
last ~night in "Big Pond" at South , “ . - (q
Windham. With several companions, - BANK" bFFlCIALs ARRESTED‘
Manning went to the pond to bathe;
He had previouslycomplained at not
feeling well, and when its was found
to bemlssing a searchwas made. The
bodywas found in the. race-ward ,
SIR WILLIAM VAN Hoansperrsn
Victoria‘ noiuldi day. , The bulletin
have“ not received more attention,"
at least $18,000 to put a new bottom
in the Santa. Maria and to make her
entirely seaw‘o’rthy. Itis hard to raise
money for such work. She possesses
great historic interest and acmobody
served." . .. .
stanch ribs of spines black oak ring
hollow to a tap‘of the'knuckle and
show the same evidence of deter-tors.
’ .Hons‘ron,.7're:., Aug. 925.2—1'1. , J.
Bolton, ‘2 president, and 'B. B. Taylor,
cashier, of the Wharton 'Banlg, cl
Wharton, Texas, were charged today
‘wlth conspiracy to embezzle‘and mic
Cit by am
60L lifllllltil [WINS
WHERE Mm mile!!! advice to theeflect he could notl
llive long, and that heintendod, there|
fore, to spend all his fortune. l NEW YDRK
J Put on His Rogimentaln. , ===""—-'-"—-—=
list! of intents-cc. ' in last, Some
0' the Other “I" Left. $5,458 post-dated checks which, , he testi—i
”muuuumd.- tied, his iather-in-law sent him, with;
MeiEJII It“: "0' “e Wore He also related an incident, in 1912,!
Uniform at a Clambake.
Col. Charles w. iiendriefwas on
was to what he had done with the so-
,were propouded by Judge Charles 1).
hes ring.
left unpledged or unencumberdThese,
,latter consist of three shares of First 1
National Bank of
thrcrn shares of Baltimore and Ohio, 24 .
stock
red from his father, $19,000;
was set apartin trust (or his second
0 wife anl her daughter. The remainder
except $5,548. were either sold
, pledged to secure loans.
The (‘olonel also owns a half inten
ere and left at est in 15 acres of land and the home-L
k. stead in Fairfleld avenue,
k lie said there was an option of $25,-
orkg 000 on the homestead, and that he
10‘ valued the remaining 15 acres at 815,-;
did . 000.
own , ll'ie recel
Stamiord.
Where 8omo_Money Went.
It was also shown, that he ‘sold 3
concern}. Horan, a plumber, $1,000, taking a "
atsecond mortgage on his property as
ecurlty; also that L '
(lliornn's Rota for
lAll’retl Stewart 0“!)rlen's note
be endorsed Mr. .
$0 and endorsedisecond floor, and the girl's aunt, Mrs.
focus attain. Cbl. 'Hendrle was questioned about
(i Thomagfiwo‘St. Louis and San Francisco one
tilllousahduollnr band: he received Irom
his father, ynlcn‘ he could not ac-t
trying to count for. Hewanlrlpoutive'he never}
them .uIdlsposed the‘bondsfi'but had an idea;
gavo' they wero'sOld toldnalilo‘ him‘to settle
achlwith his counter. l‘n‘u previous Pro~ ins (“ng01 “Kt“??? tempt“- the,
batg Cong-[l proceeding. fled beml‘é‘lhlm and qied'tuliide. )jl‘e‘ _
it was brought out, too, that be
sold nliic shares of‘Baltimore ‘ . : .
0hi6 stock, about'throe years ago. Then he ran fill
He could not tell what became of car-
dnd‘taiu Chicago, Rock-island and Pacliic
bonds. it was shoWn that he received
ssy protested ini81,250 for acting as executor of his
and neck! It . i
it we also shown that llé sold 37
k Centralstock tn the girl be murdered. it was for that
nMnrch. 1915, recollging 82,480 for it.
He denied that be displayed
check in cafes;
this aunt and made no attempt ,on the life
is. His only oth‘er
was the‘linconle murderer and suicide. ,
from the remainder of his securities. . 'It was said at tho hosp
To Figure Valueof wmn'. Left.
Judge‘hockwood triednto get the
witness to approximate the net value,
am. after some little fencing, Col. through her neck, it was said.
'ilt is a shame that the three boats -
Hendrie said he could notdo so.
It was brought out that hull! of Col. ' ' ~
Hendrie's reality holdings are in a
trustfund for the benefit of his wife
and daughter, the latterevent'ually to
get the property. The other half, he
testified, is to go to Mrs. Bigelow, be
having drawn a will to‘that effect.
it waspbronght out, too, that 001.
Heudrie was in the Stamford Hospi- l
tal in Septeihbenisn, as it results: ' o‘ e‘ l
a fall] on the steps oiin the house‘of, ._ _ .2
his. sister, Mrs. Lucy Jennings. He ,. , i,
admitted that he had been_drlnliing
when he fall, but he claimed that he
was in full possession of his mental
.7
”add— ,
”ill-Our; DldTeeth fl
1
facilities at the time. t
Col. Hendrie denied ihat‘he ever,
told Mrs. Bigelow that he had med-i
Woodbridge Bigelow was on the;
stand for a ti'e. He presented five:
." ‘V‘ g
was", HOWLAN
nennnneenel. ~ , ,
Evening Dim
ntlo 0
new
illflLlfl
II
are engaged
business. O i Bridzeport. Conn.
request for small ‘oans, on the same..;
Adar-cu L. a. mama's
u so
which had to do with a Clambake,
Col. Hendrie gave on the Hendric"
property. He said the Colonel : ellsist~
ed upon tagging himself oug in his
The three boats were to go through , the stand m the Probate Court, Stam- ' military clothes, that be mounted a .
' cellord. yesterday, answering questions ‘
horse, and rode home, in full military
style,, and that while attempting to}
e'curities bequeathed to him by his is» salute he fell out of the saddle
ther, a few years ago. The questions ’ ‘ l
1 Lockwood, who is counsel for the Col— R0000 MoNDAIO ‘
;onel's daughter, Mrs. Woodbridgs Big-Y
“d elow of White Plains, is seeking to '
have. the Probate court appoint a con- K'lls GIRL AND
servator of Col. Hendrie's person and;
rs salute. on the ground that he is in-'
d capable.
1 It transpired during the
‘ that, out of about $40,000 in securities
caravels bequeathed t‘ol. lieudrie by his fath-
w“ since they were presented to the U. 8g": 3 ft‘W years ago, only $5,548 are,
added to the membership of Sherman by the Spanish government at the‘
Council last evening.
Members of 016,800er Club
“WEATHER FORECAST. ‘l’onassus Council were present
""""‘ talked Over plans for trips by auto valuable relics. livery'de'S busines
and Port Chrsler has been nobody‘s business, it 813
,Potlllcils, which will take place in the‘penrs. 'l‘llc caravels came llTOUdli‘.
near future.
(Continued From First Page.)
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;lle had been elldcavoring to forde his
..atte‘ntions' on Milly, who was pretty,
‘and lived at home with her parents.
‘tllat she did not Care for him.
Met Girl at Her Home.
Just before 2 o‘clock, Milly Scavolll
napploaclled her house, returning ll‘Ulil
an errand she had been on for her
«mother. He approached her, and they
ositalked earnestly. The girl was seen
' to gesticulale and shake her head
, negatively, in a very emphatic manner.
{Their voices grew loud, and it was said
that Miss Scavolli was overheard to
. tell Mondato that she would not marry
lhim, and that she intended to tell her
lmother. Their loud coulnersation had
(attracted the attention of the people
{of the house, and one of them is said
7 I to have overheard this. »
Mother Saw Girl Slain.
Miss Scavolli's mother uurried down-
stairs from their apartment on the
Ambruso, ran out to the front porch
from her apartment on the ground
door. They were in time, it was said,
to See Mondato whip out a revolver
and tire three shots into the body or
Miss Séavolli. ”The shots' took effect
in hcr'breast. She died without speak~
ing. % , ,
». Mondato rushed into the house, allu-
tor
followed her bad ma a shot into her
- ‘ n " "t .m
l t into tile back'yilru
of the house and'blew out his brains.
information obtained from a friend
of the Scavolli family, following the
shooting, made it appear that Mondata
held the girl’s aunt chiefly responsible
for the dislike for him exhibitedby
reason, apparently, that. he shot. the
of the girl’s mother.
Cdl. Hendrie said he had none of this Helper on lw-Wldfll- .
money left-He accounted for this by
stating that $000 went to pay a "mor-
al obligation" to a party whose name
it was agreed should not be mention-
~ ed, and that ,3200 more wasient to
James‘ J. MaHoney: that 3250 was terday. ‘ ‘ .
paid to James J.,Horan for work he
did at the Heudrie homestead, and
that the remainder, went to pay his
expenses and his bit
w..—
Too Much Bending
Over a Desk
CAUSES EYE STRAIN, BUT
my rest glasses relieves that ,
trouble at once. Should your
eyes cause you to have head
aches, your vision blurs, why.
feel free to consult me.
work guaranteed first-class
and done in my modem shop.
William J. Moore
OPTIGIAN AND OPTOMET-
~ l
llMMllS SUICIDE I
-ll‘(‘P last January. it was sun] that ’
’lShc repeatedly told him, it was said. _
156 Washington St.
t-
'Entrance on Main St, 1".
Ave and Cannon h.
Wednesday, Aug; 25) .,
Store closes at 5 daily e .
Saturdays. . 1
Dress goods that
'1 breathe the Spirit
l0l Autumn
. (lll'e Dame le‘ash'ion mate
to her liking and she'l'la‘,
'lortll the mist wonderlul'bf
Words. From broadclot
ét‘Ulllt’. the newest: of suits,rl
kll‘ \vlll l)(‘ trinllll'cd with?
2 lerum a ]llt‘CC of serge'nli’lle 3"
taiicta will appear th IV
illlotllsll of dresses and W
itall will be correct. Dam
loll can do these vthlll’
iSlit‘dliiilllfllk‘l‘lfllfi that pic se
i l he broadcloth with rich 1’ '
ltlrapcs to the figure alliio
lsllll. It will be ttscd‘t—hi
,lor both suits and dresses
! scrgcalltl taffeta in limitless
IllnnilllOllS are used ior,"~d
'alltl. stilts too. Poplins‘and
artllncs filltl favor also. Bid
|
l
t
Auk for cull prices for sen OAK “admg COlOYS; the season-so
THE WM. EFFRON C ., I . . . -
East gamma 1 "1L thflbn
a: shades, '50 and 54 inches will:
lilllt‘. green and brown are. t
to be. given over to the 7d
shades. ’
broadcl .
spongcd and shrunk, to (Hill.
$1.65 and $2.
ilon’i Forget
it) See \
Tom Mural
‘ 31 SonthMaianireei
'l‘lvccd suitings {area
until wear in gray, brow
green mixtures, 54 inches.
$1.50 yard. . .
. I’oplins and gabardincs n,
tractivc shades, 48 and .5413").
wide—$1 and_$g yard. _
imported crepcs, also s
wool poplins. pinion-blank
striped—$1 to $2 yard: , ‘
Blue surges in all weights?
shades—$1 to 32-50 Yfil‘d- .
. So roman
Main Floor.
Mld»Slilnnler S”? ““L
613mm. A
l w ' _ . .. _ .» .
on allHousehold Goods. New
and Lsesond hand Everything Agent for TRUMBU
sold at extremely low prices. CARS FOR HIRE:
M. GUIKOWSKY
Phone 419. 07 NORTH MAIN ST
J
‘9
l1 Hanlord‘rlm,‘ '1' I."
(l a 1
_‘For Undo-duh angle.
nowam‘ N mun ALARM‘ BOXES.
‘ Fe“ "- semi.
flnonl‘ 'Dfr‘oéior anflmbu
Mondato was employed as helper on
one of the Diamond Ice Company’s wa-
gons. Hegot off early Saturday alter- :1 Long Island Found to McKinley
noon, saying he‘inteniod going to New
‘ -
York. 'He did not report for work, yes 23 Cm“ St. to Baum“
condition of Mrs. Ambrose was ‘serl-
ous, but there was a chance that she
misht pull through. The bullet went
12 Highland Ave" to N. Y.’, N. H. a
H. R. R. '
ls Hickory Bluff and Bell Island.
14 Pine Point and ‘Bomn Point
St.
22 Pennoyer St. to Qrou St.
24 Railroad to Brookside ' .
The shooting drew a large crowd. 3 "Central,f' McKinley at. to Ponnoy-
Chief Brennan and a number of patrox— 91' (west 5m) ‘n
men were on thescene quicle- They
took chargeflf the belongings 0: the Sound -.. . .
.- 17 White Bridge, 8. W. to Long Island
ital that the Sound. '
15 nWhite Bridge north; to Brooksldo '
16 White Bridge 8. E. to Long Island
Ono orbits of hell at odd times In-
dicates testing: two strokes of boll,—7
mussel-1 are in out; four strokesof
hex—thus 1-144, water to be shut
off. A. third or more alarms indicates
vorinun‘flrn ' 3 ‘ “ '
SpecialiSale‘"
o , . . 7
BATHING‘, ”CAPS.
'All the Latest Styles
, Regular soctylllne
Special 25¢} Ea
The Roller 5: 10 862
soufli Monty/ALE“
‘ :You will be surpris
can do withey'oui' old teeth. ‘ ‘ _ n, .
He San increase their usefulness
many times; can possibly add on:-
ers to .thonl improving your looks
as woll~ueyour«mlth. ‘4' -
ed to know
. apply funds of‘the bank‘amounting to
$100 00.’ The bankwad closed r03
= MONTREAD, _ dug... 25.;cdntinued cent y' by the Comptroller of the Our-
iniprovement‘ was all wn in the condi- r‘ency.‘ ’ ’ ‘ 1'. , ,. .
tion 018qu landfall mime, award The accused cinema were held in.
" ‘ ‘ loaned at the Royal bonds of $15,000 each. Bolton, llad‘
Monocle" wnth‘éd tunbandugoa, when . . -.
he recoil ‘ Holflitonphaving been at: "
\THEV FASHION 'Boox
~ V .. of the Celebrated
. 1. , ..PlcroalAl. Rsvuaw
BALL" STYLES ‘
now on sale.
It is themost beautiful
, FASHION’ BOOK '
-----r g ‘ ; we have . ever offered
' ‘ to our customers. ~
~: g It contains
fashions represented in
no other Style Book.
‘only ten «in ,
when purchased '
. } .. with one/J5 pent
' f . PICKTORIAL
3' ' g . REEVIEW' x
9*”. wnv;yifATTERN»f~ --
' " T Smmammmm l“
W ‘ in ft
For Re ,
Now Occupied; :by. the
Electric Light andWa
‘ Enquire
— Cliffordgno
‘ DEFINITION or“ CH,
collapsed.) in one will
:causehlf the disease
adjustingthoaame,
by ajwrench’, twist.
back._ Even. if—don
it creates pinched n
Chiropractorli'vremov .
. disease and pain, no be
through harmonizing. til
toms in your body. r-Fenla‘l
. given specialka‘ttontionl‘
' of the spine. You will, ' "
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