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BUBI'NIBS AND WRITTEN AS
YOUR INSURANCE SHOULD BE
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV‘
an YOU. Think this over, it means
a. great deal to you.

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Telephone No. 12”
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_‘ WEATHER FORECAST.

 

Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
('nsettled, probably showers late to-
night or Saturday. The Western dis
iul‘bance has moved during the last
1‘4 hours from Kansas northeastward
to Lake Michigan. The lowest barom-
eter reported was 29.3! Inches at
Green Bay, Wis. Unsettled, showery
weather continues in the Upper Misa-
issippi Valley and the Lake region.
Pleasant weather prevails generally in
other districts east of the Rocky
Mountains. The Lake disturbance
will probably pass out the St. Law-
rence Valley on Saturday. Frosts were
reported this morning from Salt Lake
City, Utah, and Northfleld. Vt. The
temperatures are rising slowly in the
eastern districts.

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WEATHER A YEAR AGO
TODAY.

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T cnlpcraturc: Low, 49: high,
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54. Fair.

Gill NEWS

Tomorrow is the last day of the N.
ii. Ryan Co.’s Muslin Underwear 'Sale.
llnlimitcd assortments, unapproach-
:ible values. Come early.

 

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Buckingham Post. No. 12, G. A. R..
will hold a, regular business meeting
this evening in the headquarters. in
the Town Assembly Hall. in Wall
street.

Routine businesa will be transacted
at tonight's regular weekly meeting of
Cockenoe Tribe,_No. 32,1. 0. R. M..
which will be held in the hall in Main
street. Refreshments and dancing
will be enjoyed after the close of the
business meeting.

A. further investigation is being
made of the fire which destroyed the
home of William Emerson and family.
in Ely avenue. last Wednesday after-
noon. The building was owned by
William Ryan, and it is supposed the
flames started from a defective chim-
ney. As several fires have occurred
in that section recently some. people
consider the fire as somewhat mys-
terious. * - .

——Caps. 50c, 75c and Si. O'Brien's.

 

On account of the fact that several
0 {the members and ofllcers of Men
Kinley Camp, U. S. W. V.. were at-
tending the dinner given, last evening,
in the Mabackemo Hotel. by General
Russell Frost. the scheduled meeting
of the members and oilicers of Mc-
day evening.

 

 

Regard,
the but interats'ol' your ea-

talio by appointing the Peo-
ple‘s Trust Company of South

asst:

 

 

CREATIN g
SENSATION

Cues Hoard Before the Committee o0 Public Health and Safety at the State
Capitol, Hartford. Conn.—-A few of tho Testimonies Given at the State
Capitol, Hartford. Conn, Which to oonvincini Proof of the Great Benefit
of Naturoopathie Treatment.

HEALTH WIFHIN REACH
OF ALL

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DRUGLESS CURES CREATE ASTONISH t
lNG RESULTS

Dr. w. D. Munro, the Natureopathic Doctor of 79 Washington street, South 1
Norwalk, Convinced Many That All Manner of Diseases Can be Con‘l
trolled With Nature's Methods—Patients Truly Grateful.

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Patients pronounced beyond reliof Mr. ll, T. L testified that he was
by hospital and sanitarium doctors suil‘ering terrible pains \glich his lam-
rush to Dr. W. l). Munro‘s office at 79 iiy doctor diagnosed as gall stones. He
Washington street, South Norwalk. then administered morphine and when
[or treatment. Many finding to their the pain rte-occurred the doctor ad-
surprise hope, encouragement and ab-. vised immediate operation. another
solute cures. After being told that ductor was called in and he also aid»
nothing but pain and suffering was' vised an operation. The patient re-
their iuture lot. ' tossed and was then induced to try the

‘liay after day and week after week Naiureopathic treatment and after 1.5
only increases the deep interest taken treatments he was discharged as cured
in the Natureopathic modern metilodii‘and has been well since.
of combating diseases of all kinds; Mrs. B. claims she had a complica-
without the use of drugs or surgery. tion of diseases and was treated by

One thing to be commelded in this 1 litany doctors oi the regular school and
system of healing is that Dr. Munro‘also homeopathic and other treat-
:iot only cures you, but teaches youl menial, but received no benefit what-
how to remain well. ilis numerous pa-, 9V”. She took about 10 Nfllufl'opalll-
:ients speak in highest prulse of the, to treatments and has fully recovered.
kind and courteous treatment they re-[ \\'m. o, Suffered from rheumatism
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will continue to Kim consultation free. I with medical treatments, but grew.
Read the following statements front s‘steadily worse instead of better. lie;
few of the many grateful patients: jgan our treatments Jan. 3, 1911. andi

Mrs. M. L, Rockvlile, Con:i.: llad was discharged cold July 28, lilil.‘
rheumatism so bad she could not move‘ (‘laims that Natureopatbic treatments
hand or foot. Was sent home from gigs!» a blessing to humanity. '
llartford hospital as incurable. After} Mrs. W. ill. testified that she had
”"99 months' treatment she can no" stomach trouble ever since she could
"NR ll we“ “I5 “9"- iremem-ber. She suffered from indigesu

G A. B, a. gentleman of Bridgeport. tion and gastritis and was subject tol
who is connected with the State Trade very bad breakdowns Site was treat-
School in that city, testified that heied by many physicians for 12 yearsi
was a sufferer from asthma for twenty - and all diagnosed her case as ultera~j
years. Had employed the best medical. tion of the stomach. She took the SW
treatment in the country and grew, tureopatiiic treatment for two months
steadily worse until he was finally in; and now claims that she is in better!
duced to take Natureopathic treat-1 health now titan at any previous llm€.'
:nent. lie was completely cured in 25’ A lady froln \Vspping ieatlncd that?

and he never had a recurrence alike the cartoid artery. Site was unable to.
trouble since. ,. attend to, her household duties. She
um A. u, . lady from Waterbury, dreaded an operation. She had heard
testified that she had rheumatism for 0‘ ”19 511099“ 0’ "‘9 Nutureopathio.
twenty years, and she could hardly system and was treated and in a short:
walk She took about 20 .Nature- time made wonderful improvement.i
opathic treatments and was entirely!and claims the treatment 15 01 "10
.curod. ... .. , A..- . .lreataat benefit t6 mankind. ' ;
Another lady from Waterbury tes'll-i thin. 12.8. Testified that she had fre-
iied that she had curvature of the‘quenl attacks from gall stones and
spine. She doctored with a great many ' they were so severe that she had to
physicians of the regular school butlltavc several 'hypcrdertnlc inJeetlona.'
received very little benefit. She took; ller condition lit-came serious and she
about a month's treatment and site is; suffered untold agony. She feared an’
perfectly well now. Never had a rc-t operation and therefore decided to try‘
lapse, {the Niltureopathic treatment, all oth—
A girl about five years of age “1:9“! having failed to benefit her. .\‘a-;
Hal-“0rd. Conn, hud pneumonia Sev-l lureopilthic treatment cured her and‘
cral physicians gave up the case claim. 9h“ h“ had "0 trouble sincc. I
ing that there was no earthly chancoi A “d” from “VBWH’UU' Md “0
to recover. only a matter of liours.;"“""‘ attacks of bronchial trouble and
A Natureopatltic physician was called received “0 ““9“ from “"1 other
in as a last “so“ and he saved her treatment, so she tried the Nature-l
life. This girl appeared before the pub- l opathic treatment ““0" cured h" "N
iic health and safety committee with" ’9' “9”” ““d “N"? Md 0‘“ ’0'.
her mother. icurrence of the trouble since. i
Mrs. C. E. 0., wife of a represents-l The foregoing testimonials are only
live: "1 had a numbness in my hand. a few 0f the CHIPS ll'f‘lllt‘d '0' Nature-}
and could not sew or even hold af opathy. This gives one an idea of the:
spoon; a doctor called it paralysis.iscope and success of the Natures-t
Since 1 have had Nutui‘eopalhic treat-loathlc treatment. Full names not'
merits the ailment disappeared, and 1. published but may be tism-tamed from!
can use the hand for everything. lipublic records at the Connecticut:
also had a growth in the center of my: State Capitol at Hartford.
hand, which other doctors said would' N0 10118" is it "90995”! ”mi an in'
have to be cut away. but Naturcopath-i telligent man or woman should suffer

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ic treblments entirely- cured the? Lt body or mind: no lonscr need we
same." the a race of invalids and dose our-
Mrs. H. A.: “For the last thirty; selves to death with poisonous drugs

years have had sick headaches, andlin futile efforts to obtain relief from!
for the last seven years have beengmultipiying pains and ills that modern!
troubled with rheumatism. After three i modes of living hiwe thrust upon us.‘
Naturoopathic treatments 1 was on; History tells us that prehistoric man
my crutches. I also had a tumor in : knew nothing of drugs or medicines of;
my side which after treatments does any kind‘h’or aught of doctors learned‘
not trouble me." and wise: yet lived to greater age than
Mrs. 11.: “I have suffered from hip we. totally exempt from modern ills
trouble since childhood and have tried and pains.
many doctors and have taken a 81‘! Under no circumstances allow any-,
deal of medicine. I was on the verge one to lead you to relieve that. you ‘can‘.
of nervous prostration and took up 03- be cured by the use of medicine alone:
teopathy, which reiievethy nervous- internally or locally. it is absolutely

:reatments and that is five years ago. I site had a goitre which pressed againstl

liofltersKnowlliat.

tor Infants and Children.

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Just received a
mer dresses

Suitable for every occasion, ranging in prices

from-$1.98 to $10.00

COME UP AND SEE THEM.

National Garment Co.

127 Washington St.
Over the Sterling

 

Sale of

UNDERWEAR
Ends Saturday, June 3rd

This Sale of Muslin Underwear has proved a brilliant
success. not only for us but for our patrons.

Beautiful NIGHT GOWNS, CHEMISES. COMBINA-
TIONS, CORSET COVERS, Etc.. that will appeal
every woman who admires dainty garments and to thrifty
women who appreciate excellent values.

Models never more delightfully pretty. nor values more
attractive than those in which this sale abounds.

 

«limp/thorn; A! ,r‘<'.‘.‘h'fl.'t Pmcr i

- my side for about twelve years, but
was not in bed until last A‘ st. A
physician said he would have oper-

ness, but did not help my lameness. l
was advised to try .Natureopathici
treatment and as a result can now,
walk ten or twelve blocks with com-‘
parative ease."

Mrs. Chas. R.:. "I hadrbeumatlsm
for three or.four years and was laid
up for ten months. The medical doc-
tors did not seem to have any suceeas
with the. case, so I tried Natureopathlc
treatments and have not had rheuma-
tism for the past year."

Mrs. Grace 3.: "I had trouble with

ate, but i would not allow it. He‘call-
ed my trouble "gall stonesJ-and’ gave
me medicine to take, with no result. I
steadily grew worse and‘was advised
to try Natureopathy. and after the
traptmont I have not suffered with'm’y
side trouble.”

 

Norwalk to act as your Ex-
ecator.’ " i ,-
‘ You will then have the as.
made.“ that :verythiug will
hammock to on care of.

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tilitlllt’s illilllil.

\ |Mrs. 0. 0.: "I. wont to thehospltal
for an operation for varicose veins. 1
was nearly dead when I came out, was
weak. had sore back. my legs were al-
vvays'ooltl ,l got'atlll worse, until i
heard of .Naturoopathic treatment,
which I took Ind responded to their
treatment: and commenced to get bet-
ten”. .1. am coin: to tails a few. more
ti-‘satmeatandl an aura I will be
all right.” . 4‘

 

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tari- .‘paiiilonary comp
kidney troubles. paralysis and all dia-
eaui of..l.lio nervous system. tumors.

impossible and no one knows it better
than the man who sells you the drug.

The Natureopathic Doctors control
the normal circulation of the blood by
their combined treatments. aiding na-
ture to take up and dispose of all im-
purities. Perfect circulation of the
blood with its proper percentage of ;
nerve vitality, means perfect healthi
to everyone. regardless of what the'
disease may be“ . .

By these natural and rational meth-
ods there is a vital force imparted to
the subject from the nerve centers
which increase the flow of blood to
all parts of the body in a natural way.
Vitaiizlng and .llami'onillng. it regu-
lates and builds up the blood. the
nerves. the muscles and the entire or-
ganism.

‘Dr. Munro has éximlned and treated
hundreds of difficult cases and is thor-

oughly qualified :0 ' ve you an expert
opinion as t .. he or your pass is

curable or not. He has accepted and
is now successfully treating some of
the worst cases in New England.

Do not ve up hope when you can
consult Dr. Muni‘oj‘who might show
you‘ reuouabie evidence that you can
recuperate in spite ol the constant fill-
uros of other troahue‘uta: There. is
scarcely a case that cannot be paré
manently , trailed blell methods
along the whale caterer! of humanlla
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goitres, ail'stomach disturbances. spin-
al and cerebral disorders“ female
weaknesses of all descriptions, rheu-
matism in all its forms. such as Jheu~
matic swelling of the Joints. deafness
and all diseases or the eye and ear.

The rush to his offices at 79 Wash-
ington street. South Norwalk, is in-
creasing daiiy. Consultation FREE.
Hours 9 to 12 a. m., 1 to 5 p. m., 6 to
.8 p. m. Sundays by appointment. Na-
turaopathy is the method you will
eventually employ. WHY NOT NOW!
Sand for literature—Adv. . ‘

 

The newest bracelet has from one
to three large stones. cut cabochon
and polished. set on a band of narrow.
semi-flexible links. The links are eith-
er handgraved or engine turned. and
the favored‘ stones are the opal, the
moonstone and the amethyst. Abrace
let formed entirely of stones set‘ in
almost invisible mounts is another
novelty. ‘ ' -

 

not some w’ohk iron slaw YORK
couczan. .
BRIDGBPQRT, June Q.'—John
Pierce". an organizer for the Interna-
tional Ladiss' Garment Workers; vino
recently conducted a strike of corset

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lands may soon- be rescued."

workers in this city, announced here
today that organizers of the union had
been making inquiry in various cities
in the state as to reports that Con-
necticut factories were doing work for
New York concerns whose employee
are now on strike. He said that in
some cases it was found that factories
was doing such worlg'but that the
union had been able to make represen-
tations to them which caused a stop
page of the work.

 

KING GEORGE CONGRATVLATES
SHACKLETON. t

LONDON, June 2, 1:42 p. m.—King
George today sent the following cable
grsm' to Lieut.Sir Ernest Shackleton,
at the Falkland Islands: "Rejoiced to
hear of your safe arrival at the Falk-
lands. Trust your men at Elephant ls-

 

-—If you had been a semi Sentinel
classified advertiser, «the time you
secured your present-portion. perhaps
you‘ would have found one paying
twice the salary—Ind with'twico tb
chance for useful m. ‘

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111;; ‘ “ $2.50.

“7mm... Dyeing a Cleaning

TryL'Classified Add; For resist". f; _*

 

 

 

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Entrances on Main St, Patrieild Ave. and Gallon St.

 

 
 

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I BMZCPO". COD-nu Friday, June 2, 1916. : ..

 

Beautiful coats
now reduced

 
 
 

' Ju“ 0““ “03‘ “f a"? 0““ Patient 311d color. 7 " i

 

llacll coat of refined sl)‘lc and late lnodcl.

 
 

_ lfach coat a t‘olltincillg multiple of the beauty and
Iit‘llllt‘ss of this season 5 styles.

 
 

Rose and gray and navy: it number of ilt'ilt‘illt: ltucs.

 
 

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Silks and into lightweight “Ouit'll‘ and unique novels
ty stl‘lpcs. ‘

 
 

Sonic ilill>llt‘d \vitlt equallyl'icll lining of ci'cpc d6
clinic, some \\(llltlt‘l'lll“)' tailored and with no lilting.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.\ii iii aims for small “'tllllt'll and young folks.

 

til‘igiltal prices \tcrc SIR to $47.50; now—$15 to
.33- .

Second floor. i

For indoor and
veranda floors

 
 

Seasonal and Lill-lllt‘~}‘t‘3f floor-covering itl' handsome .
patterns. and colors that hate silotvn tllcir durability l.
through litany a test.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

l'i'intcd linoleum ill tile and hardwood designs—7506 ft
in ii: l».’c a square )(lrtl. ‘ \
inlaid linoleum in nctt' tasteful designs and cxccllcnt ‘ 7
color ciliuliiilatoins—7<)c to $l.5o a square )‘ard.— —‘ l . "

Ncpost-t partitict for use around rugs, gives died of 9
oiled hardwood floor. :l )urtl with—29c yard.

liczivy Japanese hints that fit \vcll. into furnishing! .
(if veranda, 3“ by 72 inches, l‘cils, greens and browns—- i__

50 cents. - ...~
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timss rugs \vitll stcitcilctl borders, designs ill green, .' ,. '
lit-otvli)iiti liltic lllU\ll_Vi*"’3” by in) inches, (isc, 36 by 72 IL
lilt‘llL‘S. $1. '

.511.

Fiber rugs of touch texture and solid weave; greet”
and browns, 3h by 65 inches—75c.

Carpet lluli, third floor.

Keep doors and
windows screened

lt' ilics \verc as big as dogs so we could actually see
their rcpulsivencss and ])0\Vt‘l‘ of sprcading disease, we 1"
would organize to exterminate them. As it is, we all too‘ ' t
\(illt'll pa) lltl attclltiott till they have commenced their evil :IW
ivork. . ‘

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Kill cvcrv fly tint possibly can. Stamp out the places
where tllc_\' lirccil. .\llti keep doors and “lilthWS so sit.L
citrciy M‘l't‘t‘llt‘il liliil they can't get in to work harm in
_\otir ltonlc.

 

Screen doors of good clmc lilcsll \\‘llll‘.\10lll i'ramcs,~ Y
according to size and quality-$1 to $2.50. A

Seven sizes at $1.75 to $2.50.

Six sizcs at $1 to $l.35.

Each sizcvmmplctc with spring hinges!

\Viudmv screens ill six sizes. wood iramc—zic
50c: lllt‘liil frame-40c to 05C.

Fourth floor.

Boys’- shoes with A
wonderful wear

Scout shoes give boys about the greatest service of
anything cvcr made to go on a boy's foot. They stand up
under every hard service a boy puts ’cm to. They keep
looking well through it all. And they are cllockful of
comfort. That last counts a lot with a boy; he doesn’t 1
care so much for style as he does for comfort—wants to
be able to tramp or run or play base ball without hath
ing his feet hurt. ' ’

Black, tall. and a neutral slladcallcd Silt‘okcd horsed
llidc: according to size—$2‘and $2.50.

And for “dressuptintc” those other shocsz—‘

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Tan or black on English last very like Father's—e
$3.50. ' _
Tau oxfords with rubber sole, English last, sizes
2 1-2 to 6—3.3.5;
. lilack calf lilucllcr or button, good solid s_ole—-

Main floor, rcar.

The .Howland 'Dry Goods (10.;
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Povlnorlyknoain as m Ito-m Dyohi. I cleaning 00?,
utterances. biennium-anti Lacs Minimalist

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