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we kill J. Walsh.
Neighbors committed to Cantabi-
Selaer, that a cat owned by Miss Mar-
iunt W,“ Van batman-a
‘killing their chickens. Mr. Selass- i:-
veatigated, and asked Muss [lecher- to
chloroform the cat, which wt! dons.
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_i Moonlight sailing was in order, last N
evening, and numerous parties toot
ladvsntagc of the full moon and (3188!”
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,/ A MSSEN Iinsight to copy themselves John mms‘l v v v V -
l . . ' . ' J- 3- Carrol, of Boston, is the gun
. “'5 party 3130‘: ‘ Penn“ “W of Kr. and Ira. 8. Holley. t
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l ..__.__.__ l "Bart” Stagg of Norotmi Reign" is
1 Norman Wigglesw ll‘ih and party now r' .
iding a motor .
N‘m ghai‘e started on their cruise to Laka‘ cycle
it‘hamplsin by way of the Hudson rivv MI” An «—
. ‘ . na Kane of Noroton has
. l" flaky“; ”l'ITfie’I‘Y‘ll “9 33”: been visiting friends in Dar-ion for a
Strawberries ii.“ ’ “‘ "”9“ ° ‘ “
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thm some very i Miss Lillian polio, of WaVerly, N._ The 9°n3'953‘l‘m‘9 sum" “11°“
lite usa- EY. and Mrs. Ruth Wilziam or Sunni lynmp"? “”0" m “"1““ "we
'Pa. arrived in East Sortvalk. this af- d mo" omt,
;ternooo, and will be guests of Misses Th .
ALSO limitin and Mildred newlt, at 15 Ed- “II 56-12:“? sund‘gscml genie
l' enuc i r the certain two weeks. a llothn 1‘" on m
CANTALOUPES, . “" ‘” ° 8 any. July mi.
WATIRHELONS. I Rev. Hurry Crossett. pastor of the Martin Shaugtnuae of th Till
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS Asbur . Methodist Episcopal church, y e a,
I . ) bird far-l returned yesterday from a
VEGETABLES in Mount Vernon, N. Y.. spent yester- we“... vacation.
day at the home of his mother. Mrs. ._.._
\ .
William Tum, at.26 Second “reel-I Mns. A. L Steinway of tho .Polt
Telephm‘e U“ ’5“ There .oiould be a good sized dele- :22; I‘DZNI‘IoIg‘I; mw'maf‘ men“
We Ddim .gation of citizens at the meeting of ' -
the Tax Commission in Etch School
.‘I’ W “3,, been .
.g on Monday evening. East Eiders know on nine h“ pelleted
' " pm: well by this time what is be " the “m" h" u” “m“ “t "”3 L°"’
I.
. lion“ Sunda hool,
*fore them in the line of taxes. and :93” at Roton ital: which will
AST anything they can do to correct tho ’_~_ _‘
E frail? :ystlclm 0‘ apaessrnent should‘ John H. Hayes. 1!", who Ind expect.
_— ’3 9" a ong. .. led to organise a troop of Boy Scouts
""I I I I I I I I I I I I‘m l‘lar‘len this summer. has been one
‘ ~ NOR WALK iliged to abandon the «fort.
ROWAYTON 1 Martin Shaughnossy is} busy inst
lnow. preparing hr the carnival. From
. _* .lstringing electric wires on the enrol.
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Md May of Second street, has ivai grounds and painting boaters.
' pur— . .
M a new horse. Mr. und Mrs, Henry Leach and mm Martin has low .03.”. to spare.
Henry, of Brooklyn. arrived :i'cucl'da! -._.
. ' to unite a visit with Captain All] it".
Gum“ “"5 30!! have opened up ii. iii Cole, Rowaytoll avenue. : ”m?" "n ‘0“ u “a?” mg“
I a new tailor shop on Port street EM") T and“ and jumped rem ‘ e
”if! ' I Th 1:; ‘1‘“ i it lwire to a maple tree on the Post mail
In .W” Will i 9 storm ""3 ay even ng was "it. \‘orolori and to the ground ‘10
am Kimmiclt i ' ~ . . . ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ‘
. i‘ ilfil’milns-Verl ed the flirt?” badly in it number or damn" “I do“. “I I.“ In the
npldly after his long illness, at at:
llama on Van Zant street.
The mechanism of the gates of the
Washington street bridge were clean-
od‘ and overhauled yesterday.
The damage done to the wires of
~-g~dbe East Norwalk Electric Light Plant
by Thursday's storm has been repair
ed.
A large number of Exist Sidcrs took
advantage of the full moon, last night.
to enjoy bathing at Martin Bosch
tract. ,
The district commissioners will hold
flieir regular meeting Monday even-
ing in the elccuic light plant on Bay-
. View place.
Material to be used in the remodel-
ing of the old fish club, was transport-
ed to Betta island. this morning. by
Capt Gamble, on the Max.
The oil poured on Groeschner‘s
pond to prevent the breedinv. 0! mos-
quitoes, has been absorbed by the
ground when the pond receded tater
the heavy rain on Thursdav.
Health Department should look after
11:18 and see that some promotions
are taken to exterminate the little
posts from this vicinity.
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Superintendent R. lfacy. of the
The:
instances. One particularly large holofIIuI
i . .
was made in ilowayton svcnuv near:
the Devil‘s Garden Road. and proved‘
a source of danger to vehicles
l Rowliyton Methodist
Chlll‘t‘ll- Sunday, July
worship at 10:30 a. m. The pastor's
sermon is the first in a series on.
”The-\Right Use of Spiritual tili's.’
:All having no church home lil this
2community are cordially invited to
worship with us. in one or the. other
The Dnrien tcatn will play the Tor-
ringions, Sunday. in Torrmgton. A
but some is expected. for both teams
have been winning steadily against
boulders. but haven't clashed again“
Episcopal
iii.—~.\lorni;i&'
strikcn ill very suddenly, Wedncsda’
morning. in Atlantic Square. Stamford.
and hastily conveyed to his home,
0" 0|" (W0 churches. “'0 1‘3"“ ”V7 where he is still in units it critical
(varieties, Methodist aid Baptist. condition.
iSunday school at 11:45 a. m. The . . .
lieseon subject is. "Paul in Athens." ii. A. (libbs's burn on Grace streot
.IClssses for all ages, and till im- wol-
come. Epworth lugue at 6:15 p. m.
,Thc topic for the evening is "no l‘
3 Honor Christ in My Use of Sunluy.‘
l'riie leader in Mrs. John Flint. Even-
ing worship at 7:45 p. m. The {3015‘
tor's sermon is from the subject. “The
wFirst Letter of the Gospel Alphabet."
Wédnesday. July 19.—-A meeting of
'the Sunday school committee at the
, parsonage at 7:45 p. in. All member:
of the committee are expected to be
present. ‘
Thursday, July 20.-.\iid-week priiy~
er service at 7:45 p. to. Everyone in-
vited to join with us in this service.
Friday, July 2ist.—Ths annual
bazaar no! social good time by the _
women of the Ladies’ Aid Society. To William Ziegler, j“ of Collender’s
enjoy this event to the fullest. com" Point, Norman. and Cunpbell Thomp-
WII.‘ idll'llt'li by lightning during the
storm Thursday afternoon, bill not
much damage was done. except tilt"
at cupolti on. the roof was tom off and
thrown to the ground.
Potti- Pcrcclano and his wife were
arraigned before Justice of the Peace
George W. sherrr, Thursday. charged
with assault and breach of the
per-cc, lira. Pcrcciano Will-l found not
guilty and released. Peter was sen-
tenced to 60 days in jail'iind a fine of
25. with costs of $21.19 additional
The jail sentenca was remitted pena-
ing Peter's future good behavior. The
case was the result of an ltalitin row
in the Springidale scction'of the town.
' Point. Newton. are now visiting their
. at Southpcrt. of which Rev. G. is. Rich
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:principally by water, which saturated
1-011“-
. :Ioorxe l), 'l‘illry of this town wot
i JulyClear-ance
ashl‘
[tumuwmnuwmmis
.i-‘Jversofhiewmlaas.
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unguarded-sassy.“
WI m m E New
lit-g tho but of the m 0|
M afternoon. a bolt at wt-
;Iingstrucktbarontofmotor cause
‘89. while passing through Daria. and
not only put the engine out (I hast-1
near. but dollyed trade about nil
hour while repairs were made. The
motor was the second of two which
were drawing a long freight train to-
ward New York. it was a low bun-l
dred teet east of the local depot, al-l
Misses Elle-n and I”! Elliott at
Flushing. x. L who are wellhaown in
Norman, andlare mils of Dallas
Lawrence Ellinusn of Collondel‘s
marred sister, Mrs. J_ Laselle. 2d. at
\Vhittenville. Miss. Miss Eileen El-
fin visited friends in um last
WEI.
the postal employuaa did some high
jumping when the vivid flash of elec-
t'The parsonage of the M. E. Church
the car from the roof to the ground“
The crew, fortunately, were not luv.
tired. l
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tor of this town is pastor. took fire on
Tuesday. and was badly damaged.
BARBER TRlUIPHs OVER FIRE.
The Atlantic View barbe.’ shop, con-I
ducted by Otto J. Rondo, which has.
the three floors of the house. which
is a big one with in rooms. It wal
leased for a boarding-house. two years
ago. and the preswt pastor only takes
meals there. Mr. Richter‘ friends are
congratulating him that he was not
just now the occupant of the parson-
age.
it was almost swept out of existence
by Ira on the morning of May 26. is
M in better ulnnition than tVt—l' be-‘
torn. Excapt for a few finishing touch-I
es. the repairs are complete. Mr. Rah-
da has received congratulations for his
pluck in reluaing to let the fire put
him out of business, even temporarily. ,
Amwhounalmltbemmaud his
— .i3. is were clearing away debris.
and installing a temporary equipment.
Tbs walls and ceiling were burned to
ll crisp. the sin-face wag melted tum
l l::ols, chairs and cases were almost
ruined. Ir. Rohde rescued the tonsor.
is ltools and cleaned them. Temporl
sry Ights were installed. and the shop
lViiln doing business next day. Ever
future. he has been spending all his
fspsre time to get the shop looking so
he thinks it ought to look. Carpenters
layed the compktion of the work on and painter: have helped. and fumin-
the new Hassln pai'cment on Railroad instii have come from the factorial;
avenue. There has been much oom- New linoleum has been laid. and new
One of the prettiest nzhta evar wit-
nessed in Ihrlen. occurred here yea.
terday on Railroad avenue. when like
Lynch flew at. Charles Wilbur and
banged each other with hammer and
The cause of tho quarrel is
unknown. both of the men being em-
ployed by the Connecticut company in
laying the pavement in this street. Ot-
i‘lcer Green arrested the men and took
them before Judge Sherer, who held
them under [:5 bonds. Bonds were
furnished and the men were allowed
to depart. The case will be tried to-
night.
The storms of this week haVe de-
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tirely closed. and it is necessary for?
been operated under dineultias since .
:son, young or old, since there is
.opaths not only in this city.
to a
Ailllluous
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A SCIENTIFIC CilIlRSE IN NATURE?“ Ill
"10“ in "W 0‘ the Wt'omcei and DR. BLUilsER WILL BE AT THE CLIFFORD HOTEL. 50-
NORWALX, MONDAY, AT 4 P. tit. UNTIL 'rU/ISDAY.
3P.M.
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As time passes the public is leani-
ing the real truth about drugluss lik’dl'
[lug and the demand for practitioners
l.l this line is becoming greater every
day. Hundreds of places are waiting lot
..pett-nt practitioners in the ranks
ui this new profession which is out: oi
the most elevating and highly paid
professions in the world. equally adapt-t
cd for both men and women.
Splendid financial reward is assured
to graduate; who successt'ully coni-
plete the Natureopatiiic wine.
lir. Blunt-r. Dean of the Salute.
apathtc College, will be here on lion-
nay. July 17. 1mm 4 to ‘3 p. in. and
l'uesday from Io a. in. to :i p. Ill. lJ
poet prospective students. Utbcr
hours b) appointments only. Molly
:Illt‘rt‘slt‘d induced the doctor to be
more on this date.
A Natuieopatllic education is the
best possible ini'esimclit for any pct
£4
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but in
L‘H'l‘)’ city and State in the unit-ll.
tor the ilrat time in the history oi
the world The Binnier College ot Na»
tnvooniitliy hits solved the Drillllt‘llis
by promotes 'a thorough sciegitillc
training in all of the many natural and
limit demand for scieJiliic
.drugless methods. and as taught by
this institution have been time and
.upwdaie system is W164
Hills branch. '
itiule again endorsed by leading schoi
‘plsint that except for a narrow M- liaititlons ha“: been lMWled— A'y‘fiirs in the profession. St‘ill it has been;
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each other on the field. this season;
sage way. this street has been in a may who saw whotthat shop lookediuisundsrstood sometimes by those
mm‘ull condition for "WM W00II.}fii¢i after the fire of lay 20 would who have not taken the trouble to look
due to the am," of material. "m b . into these. methods carefully. Never-
y have been willing m '“H t?“ themJJJWIUII Namoopatliy has aroused
freight to min in timea. For “"“lwoulnn‘t ha my mom business do
not . » .
, 'wlt‘lct-pread Intercst tulloulllg thc soc-
ofthis '0“. the "m" h“ M“ 9" there for soma time. it is said thll- coon which has been accomplished by
tirely closed. and it is neceslary m‘hlr. Md. hun't lost a customer, andIthe treating of diseases through these
autos to make a detour around “minimum vufleudau little memvm‘mi methods. it “Valuing a wide rccog‘i
block. A tlflriit . much-traveled road I Inition regardless of the i-lllllltlriliy or
'na possible nodal-the circumstances. iealousy 0‘ those who arc opposed to
being now practically the only fairly Somebody who is posted in mpuultn '
devout Imeh t0 Tokenekt‘. the pub .mj’ulflhfl told ROW m olhnr my . menunefl of (he Natureopalhlc
lic '3 much monmnlefloed. but notth- til t he ougth to chanc- qu name “Imelhodl have Proved themselves so
or the contract or the town highway .I i ”SMIlbencilcial to the afliictcd. that many
ruDl‘rintendelit, can be blamed. it is h” drop and “u it PM“ " ““0” have “‘3‘“ special "0‘15”“
rtvnl Advocatla libr- their practice. Nevspapera all
"over the country~ have recently given
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‘tbcm wids publicity.
It is also well known that tho Nil-
lturoopathic students receive a better
understanding of the‘humun body lhilli‘
lany other maintainer, due to the fact
rtlnt they study the system from all:
Iconcrivahle staudpointr, sonic of1
l which have been gmssly neglected by.
l other schools.
i 'rlm militant com-imp or NA-.
TUREUPATHY, Hartford. Court” has
earnestly and pcrsistently created a.
intandard of eflclency in every positi‘
lblc natural method, and that success
‘has been attained in this cffort is
attested to by the multitudes of our
'cltirena. students and practitioners of
lother schools who have received the
benefit and results of this training.
Xlitureopathy may be defined its
"Natures path to health." and it 9111-
l braces all agencies, systems and pure
‘ nice! of natural origin. it is the ideal
iprtmleo, and took year! of study and
inpplic'ations upon thousands to per
lfcct it, and we can justly claim it as
:an exact wince by which human:
thcalth may be restored and man-
tallied.
l The following is a brief discussion
.of some of the courses taught:
’ Anatomy.“ Dory student or Nature
inpathv is receiving an expert training
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in this subject and during its cool--
at this college he is trained-10 “‘Wr'
hire the most minute change in '~“
human mechanism or its 0911!; and i- '
vital phenomena accompanying l1” “
Also Naturcupall'uic Physio”; I'll?!“
wiry as far as it is related to Minn
ui-alhy, obstetrics, Hygien. Natuit
upailllc Astrology and Pat Y.
Diagnosis. Every Naturmath will)
receives a twining at the w?! ("l'
‘ltgt of Nature-apathy is an GIN“ “"
agnostician in his study «this “L“
ject. Every weir known-i ”prowl
ill
Mechanical Motions. [1) ll“? ‘4 '
vision eye-ry important I. “:0! (hit-
opi‘uctic tKll‘opractiL-l, asst-snowm-
apy. spiiiopalliy, vibration. EEC“ _"
treatments, the light cure. 8‘19“.”‘1
movements. concussion 01 m? WW;
and all the acknowledged spinal health
treatments and adjustments are tart-
iully tliugllt. .
(Areal tows is laid upon the Illmvi
toiuulli, \tlrl its possibility ‘6! ti“!
tilspiact-ulclit, \‘llt-l't‘by null '11-“
pulses are interfered with; .07 tllo
~ilullill1. oil ot‘ the proper percentill‘"
or llerve fluid, which cause. media”
ical interference that in tin lit"
liucw: iibllill'lll:llil_\'.
Nuiurcopaiily \‘llllltllilles Plyclloltl."
would and it.» control over the bod.“
Under this heading. t‘Vt’Ty phenomi‘H-i
misting to the mill; and a mullet”:-
ol the \ll‘dl itil‘Ct‘n with tbebodi lulu
the application of its power over thi‘
body, is thoroughly studie‘ Their
iolt‘t‘s if properly applied are UNI
tumors in the abolishment of many
ills-case.- aud in the ameliutlon of .
others.
This namreopathic college in Hart-
ford. Con.l.. gives its siudula every
opportunity for skllml 3 expert
training in this branch of‘ dy and
all its treatment.
Material Means. Under thh heading
all brunt-hes are taught which com-
prise the knowledge of the elements
iliut com-pose all the hull-ll body to
its natural state and all material sp-
pllwtion to be used for the abnormal
COJillllOll, such as food sclanoe, lltl
t elements and common, phenomena
of nutritious food. the water cure. the.
study and use of tissue builders, and
many other methods and systems of
which limited space do: not permit
milJescriptioz. We feel absolltaly
confident that .Witb incorporated
sciences this is 9 perfect system.
such it one as no other school has ever
before established. and considering
the special inducement given- this
ycar for enrollment. it is without Al
doubt the best opportunity for max-
imum knowledge iii a minimum cost.
.\o\v is lllt‘ psychological moment—-
act quickly in regard to this spocial
inducement. .-
lt' you contemplate enrolling In any
st-ill-ol, cLiht‘r Chiropractic a Nature-
opatiiy or tlikti any course whatever, it
would be to your advantage to Iecixn
the bt‘sl and most attuned profes-
sionul education along these lines
right in your own sttit’ff'i‘all and meet
Dr. Blumcr pt‘l'tlflllfllly at the Cliflorii
Htlit’l. South Not'waik. on Monday
evening. or Tuesday tiil3 p. 1]., or send
for catalogue to the Blumar college
of Natureopaihy. 9'? Ann stunt. Barb
foul. Conn. ‘ ‘
izr. lllulucr will make spacial tip.
pointments any other flout during
those two days ' Adv,
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