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VICTROLA PARLOR
DONNELLY’S
STATIONERY STORE
16 South Main Street.
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find our assortment large
enough to suit your fancy.
The greys are gaining ground
in popularity.
For $20 a blue serge true to
our traditions.
Rogers & Stevens
N orwalk So. Norwalk
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on Saturday evening.
~ , spending a vacation in Asbury Park,
N, J. They state that they are having
it fine time and expect to arrive home
the latter't‘ai't of the week.
“ . The Krieger Co. store will close at
£280 p. in. every Monday citiriiii.v July
and August.
“like Bradrftiic star of stars. in, Ilcpiiiiiiid: Saturday the “'cstpori-
“la Boiieme.” Palace Theatre Tues-warmth; liUllt‘) lines started on
dli’. itwenty-minute schedule. This im«
ipiott iueitt in service was accomplish-
The home of Judge James 'I‘. Hub-rm through the efforts of the Norwalk
bell. of West Main street. is being llerjldiilllillt r of commerce. .
trashed with a new coat of paint. [
. l George (‘rnfut of 3‘27 Atlantic street,
Th“ R9“ 1' N‘ PI‘NI'S' 0' S“ J0thStaniford. knocked down the dummy
“fl‘m’ 0‘ Stamford, ““5 ”‘9 l’“‘“”""’jctiri at the corner of Main and Wall
at yesterday‘s morning service at’l‘riu-l last evening. and broke the
fly church. plotie on the lantern. He did not stop
<1 l‘t‘t‘ts,
A complaint was received front Wood
atmt by a man who claimed that his,
wife had collected pit of his furniture‘
and had sold it toasecond-hand lurid-i ""5” WU ""1“an ‘0
titre dealer. He was referred‘to the ”W“ WW!“ “’1“ carnival. ‘7
prosecuting attorney. . twood avenue, Tuesday afternoon?
We... _ " stormy, next day.
. On account of “inability of the
- ' “District Deputy to get his credentials}
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settle the damages.
the doll-car.
Elm-
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The committee on the police cun-
in “I“( for last “5“" “109“!“ "‘9 ventlon in Norwalk, tomorrow, request
oduied installation-1! We tomce" that all invited guests be at the Elks‘
f 1.45”“ 00“"“1-“0 '0- u A M‘,lltitiie, South Main street, at 112i!»
'3'“ WW3“ until 0 ' week "omto'ciock, for the purpose of participat-
last night. Routine business WM:‘iiiu in the automobile ride about town.
transacted at 1“} MS meeting. hind no to ilorion‘s Point for the short-
E ‘ liun>r.
A Laura street re dent reported to,( ‘
the police last week. that a girl in, —-Don‘i fail to see Alice made in
that street WW being urged by a mami "La lloliemc” at the Palace Theatre.
to run away with him. is was believ-
ed that the man had offered the girl
money to go with hint. omcer Loca-
Wood investigated the report and '9", The St, George Paper and Pulp Com-
tied the trouble...
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‘puny has appealed the decision of non-
lsllli. given by Judge Shuniway, in the
A mixup on “1‘ E3“ Sid.“ over the case of the Paper Company against
taking 0' 3 wheel '35 reported. y“Shiite Southern New England Telephone
tEI‘GIY'th the police, and Officer Jm”Company, on the grounds that the
. via Murray went over and straighten judge committed error.
_ _ ed the matter out. One of the men in
. "1“- “39 had taken a boy‘s wheel b?! The question of the erection of or-
al)” the boy had taken M5 boat. Af‘ ntttiicntai poles on Wall street. in the
‘pany, will come tip at tomorrow even-
ing‘s‘ semi-monthly meeting of the city
council. This matter was postponed
for two weeks at the last meeting. in
order to give some of the members of
the council a chance to familiarlize
themselves with the situation. Among
the other subjects which willcome up
for discussion will be the question of
the East avenue layout, the jitney
drivers' bond question, and the vacan-
tcy in the fire department. This vacan.
cy may be filled at tomorrow evening's
meeting, or it may be carried over for
further consideration.
, straightened out to the satisfaction of
everyone concerned. ""“
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Malaria
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Stilison-Poweli-Cprporation
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' 82 Washingtonfitreet.
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The regular weekly dances were; ‘-
held at the Knob amt Country Clubs; l’ostais are being received front llr. »
and hits. W. ll. Baldwin, who are
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'and the police are looking for him to,
tor the visit of the officer things when-first district. by the Connecticut cour‘
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DR. W. D. MUNRO.
i South NUNHW 811d Hllrmuntllliglinost advanced age: in other words n
townspeople are beginning to wake up combined system of treatments with
land realize the great benefit that canit-otitnion sense procedure that accom~
be derived from purely :tatural treat»: piishes effective resuih iii acute as
menis. , well as most advanced etiscs. in it
Many of us are so skeptical that we reasonable time.
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ldhtbeiieve our own friends or neighv it comprises the following scientific
born when told that they have been and advanced branches
cured of certain so-caiied incurable Biochemistry tl'lit‘llllhlf‘y
diseases by Naiureopatiiy. Not only do aid all other natural and
we disbelieve them, but we actually methods.
iridicule them in such a manner that l"sycho|oxy:—~ in brief it means the;
,thcy hesitate to talk about it again. science of mind and a knowledge of:
This does not help the progress of an)“; tiie vital forces withi the body not
,ttiing new, but on the contrary, those the application of its wer to abolish
iwho receive its benefit are held backi‘tnany diaeasec, ameliorating others.
fetch to advocate it. Mechanical Therapyk‘Mechanlcal.
ilr. lllumcr, President of the Nature motions. spinal adjustments or more i
:opathic College, Hartford, Conn, aside, inertia of the muscles and joints to es .
ifrom throwing his life into the study" tablish a normal circulation of tin '
iof all methods, combined it system ot‘ibiood and nervous fluid aiding thei
iscieutlfic methods which he named body to recuperaie. i
; Natureopathy, and if a reasonable Material Therapy: Comprises the!
itime is given to this system, he re- kiowiedgc and the use of all then-t
{suits are a sure and positive cure for elements which compose the human
tevt-iy natural ailment that flesh is body in it; natural state and all tippi
heir to. . cations found to be useful and here. ‘
There cantiorbe any stronger and harmful to the humanpto'siem. .
more positive proof than the teatimon The “price! a practitioner who can
this given at the Capitol in Hartford. ploys the Natureopathlc System ill . g
A few of said testimonials were pub- bring about by purely :i'atural agenciess
|titnitetl by The Sentinel. Friday. June the final restoration of durable health. ,
2nd. Hundreds of people of unques- lie is the alder and abetter of the re»,
.itoiiibte reputation appeared before cuperaiivc power residiii'i within the
,the public health and safety commit-- body, lie puts the system into an en;
'tec to testify to the fact that Nature-loci physiological state making it pos-l
lopathy cured them when an other nible with certainty for the body to rc-i
methods absolutely failed. adjust its functions, resume its Dal-l
l The Blunter (‘oiicgc of Natureopathy a tee and become normal.
‘liiis been founded upon purely scieit- The Natureopatiiic work has bebn
[tiflc principles and the public rigidly successful and most magnificently stic
{recognized the merits of its graduates. cessful. Success always evokes envy.
I Dr. William D. Munro, a graduate ot Men embittered by failure always hatc-
tthis coma whose omce at 79 Wash those who have won where they in“.
tington street, South Norwitik. is lost. No one who has achieved distino
,‘crotvticd daily, has stated that when tion in any field of action can hope to
the public gets thoroughly acquainted escape slander. Thai is the revenge
with Natureopathic treatments the? which jealous mediocrity ever wreaks-
! will employ no other system.
upon superiority. ignorance, superati-'
Natureopathy is based upon scienti-
tion. prejudice and jealousy have done,
the pfincipies anti specific procedure. more to retard this world's progress
Guess work is eliminated from
and shorten human life than all other
their curriculum. Since the organist» thing‘s combined. Let a man of science
tion of this college there are it lot or make a discovery and give it to the
pretenders who claim to be Nature- world for the increase of human
apnths, therefore the public lectures
knowledge. the alleviating of human
and demonstrations recently enlighi- suffering and the prolongation of life.
and the people so they can differen-
and all the obscure would-be scientists
tiate from the. Blumer College gradu- will growl at him as a self-advertising
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ates to the pretenders. Dr. ‘Blumer mountebank and quack. Remember, it
____________.__ who recently gave all who were is the men who do things who keep
. “‘ “ “M7 open to investigate, a chance to the world moving. am it is wise not'
" _ see. a single branch of his work and to forget that as Huxley remarked:
,,,,,, all were able to observe the phenome- "The only people who never made mis-
nai results in only a few minutes'
time at the. Red Men‘s hall. While it
appears miraculous and‘ wonderful,
still Dr. Biumer claims nothing unus-
ual about the remarkable results and
cures which the Natureopaths are
making.
INatureopathic demonstrations and
lectures are greatly important from
various atandpoints. Aside from the
educational point of view. it brings the
people nearer to the right road a!
health. The stand that Dr. Biumer
taken against the poisonous drug sys-
tem and the astonishing results and
benefit people receive from his Na-
tureopathic system of treating. muses
enmity of Medical Doctors. and those
who grind in the old school directions.
Still there are hundreds, perhaps
thousands, of Medical Doctors who are
actually taking up the advanced meth-
ods and practice then.
DR. BIJUMWB MLV‘ITION OF
NAWWATHY. ‘
Naturoopatn (nature's .path to
health). a system of nature's methods-
ot». treating tit-one that oriunated
from ancient I: well as from all other
modern amen: ind“ Methods that
ptyvod. positive uni boneleial without
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takes are those who never do any-
thing." The. old idea that truth must
be throttied at its birth or in its in-
fancy. is passing away as brighter in-
tellects come upon the field of action.
For old things are in reality becoming
new.
if skeptical and downhearted be-
cause of the failure of others, there
is still hope for you by this, the _‘,
knowledged scientific treatment of the
age. A single Natureopathic treat-
ment convinced the moat discouraged
The best evidence of this is obtained
by calling at the offices of the Na-
tureopathic Doctor at 79 Washington
street, South Norwaik, where you can
meet and hear from patients‘ Tips of
their miraculous recoveries from all
,manner of‘diaeaees. Men, women and
children are equally susceptible to
these health giving influences ,and
body adjustments and you have the
positive assurance that no harm can
come from these treatments.
Cures made by them are ubt simply
patched up by some outside material
means. but by the enfomernent of aa-
ture's law: within the body there-
suits are poem ‘peraianént and
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231p elsewhere. Hundreds have receiv-
treatment from his hands, many of
whom are forced to admit that the
Naturoopatbic method of healing is
simply marvelous in its result}.
The wonderful success of the Na.
turoopathic Doctor has spread like
wildfire among those who had given
up all hopes of ever being well again,
and they are by hundreds ivaiiing
themselves of the wonderful power
and gift of healing,’whicb have proved
to be the surest, quickest and most
reliable means of cure ever offered a
long suffering public.
Natureopathy proclaims
of an exact healing science which save
ed hundreds from further suffering.
Consultation tree. South Norwaik
_ office hours during July. August and
September, Monday. Wednesday and
Friday. from 1 to 5, 6 to S p. m. Tele‘
phone 1725. ‘
Dr. Munro has an office at till;
t‘hapel streel New Haven. where he
has been located for the past tw
years. Hours Tuesday, Thursday arsl
Saturday, 9 to 12 a. m: l to .5, t; to a
p. 111. Telephone Colony """ Adv.
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WANT TO SETTLE
JAY GOULO'S ESTATE
NEW YORK. July 7.—The Supreme
court here has under consideration I
request from the executors under the
will of the late Jay Gould for an ac—
counting of his estate, a construction
of the will and that the court advise
them whether they shall continue to
hold the sedurities consituting the es.
tate as a whole or whether the estate
at all be ditidtd among the heirs.
The executors are George Jay Gould,
Edwin Gould. Howard Gould. sons of
the late Jay Gould, and Mrs, Helen
iicttld Sheppard, his daughter, They
Were selected as executors to admin
i‘SlPl' the i state during the lives of Jay
Gould‘s six children, but because of
the increase of the estate throufih ad»
ditions by purchase and owing to the
tact lliiil there are now several grand-
hildren who have become heirs to
the property. on accounting is desir
“d for the first time since the filing of
the will. twentyfour years ago.
it was estimated that Jay Gould's
estate was. worth $72,000,000 at the
time of his death.
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DECREASE IN STEEL ORDERS.
NEW YORK, July lO.-Tho unfilled
order of the i'nited states Steel (‘or-
pontlon on June 30 stood at 9,640.4“
tons. a decrease of 297,340 tons com‘
pared with those on May 81. accord-
ing to the monthly statement issued
today, .
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is always prepared to ex.
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glass needs. the highest degree
of quality and satisfaction.
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The “Three 0" Eye Service.
Ocuiiate, Optometrists, Opticians.
87 Atlantic Sq.. Stamford, Conn.
Open Sat. Eve. Till 9. Eat. 1897.
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$65.00 AND UP
Studweil Piano Co.
39 No. Main St, So. Nut-walk
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the truth‘
1 New Potatoes pk.
,_ new comaarioua. .
, Among the Bridgeport corporation
,orgamaed during the last week and
{which have now commenced buaineu
:are the following:
Harvey & Lewis (‘0. of Bridgeport,
‘acribed for on which 825,000 in cash
and no property have been paid. Prat
lnc.. of Bridgeport: 250 shares nah
i ident “Foster E. Harvey, 63 shares; sec»
iretsry. R. H. lAJNlS. 63 shares; train
lu‘rer. A. S. Anderson. 83 shares:
rederick 'Moule, ill shares; E. J. lion-
ins it) shares.
Pleasure Beach Amusement Co.
oi'Bridgeport: 100 shares subscribed
for, on which Siii.00tl in cash and no
property have been paid. President,
Alice M. Gaynor. 235 shares; vice-pres~
idem. Gertrude McMahon. 2:3 shares;
secretary. Teresa M. Lawler 25
sliaies; treasurer Josephine bailey, 25
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til he ace: the
Swan sign bi;-
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falsified.
shares.
invert-tiff Development (30. of
Bridgeport; loo shares subscribed
tor. on which Mount) izi cash and no
pioperty have been paid, President
(ecii White (to shares; vice-p‘esident‘
F. ii. Robins in shares: secretary and
li‘t‘ii>ur9l', J. E, liuirhizer 1 share.
Straineld Home Lands (‘0. of
Bridgeport: 50 shares subscribed for
on \tliich swim in cash and 824 00o
in property have been paid. thesi-
de‘it. John J. Jordan 50 shares: vice
president 9. Johnson 10') shares- sec-
retary John H, (‘asey 1 share; irons—
iirer, ll. J, Flynn. li'U shares; Joel ll'
he‘llt‘tk, (it! shares; M. J. Ryan {ill
shares; M. J. (‘tisev ‘19 shares. I
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1'3““ Hum, Thursday, August ii, and
it i“ W that a large (19“Adllu
“'0" on“? L'htipter. of this \‘i'F. will
NW- A store dinner is to bi, rrl'ed
u “0' III will be followed by .. bust.
n” "it and suitable exert ises in
ohm at Robert Morita inty, a!
i‘ m to the founder til the
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The thirtyfitiii annual outing of the
Order of the Eastern Sta‘ in this state
will he held at Moriiauguin
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‘ Also Black and Bronze Wire in Stock
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Beech Nut Sliced Bacon, glut jar, nah .r. . . . W
Armour's Veribest CornedBeef 3.9 and 40¢"hn
Very Best Creamery Butler. pei‘IL -............ 35¢
Very Best New York State MIL .22.:
6 cakes~ Kirkman's or Fels Naptln Sup . . . . . . . . .r..:-25¢
Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg. ....... . . . . . . . . . .‘ 12¢i
Old Overholt Whiskey, bottled in but]. bot. . . . . . 31,00
Creme De Menthe ............ m. 50¢. 90¢ bottli-
4 cans Smowed Sardines for ....o.......n............ 25¢
Extra Pink Stamps Free W‘th '1‘. and Coffees.
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