W
Esl the nut xM”l-mt Cluo
i111 hold I cw in the clubhouse
. cm MARKET
in July 29. oil of the members will
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hue vane shore dinner utd a idly
tile is predicted. '
‘ 8. Macy, superintendent or the East
Yblot-walk Electric Uzht Station, spend
a very pleasant week-end, cruising in
Long Island Sound on the Beulha,
lot/med by Judge John'J. Walsh.
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Dr. H_ A. Gieb, and wife of Wood
to to am with 'l- “I
(I. w. W lb ulfldl‘ ‘
m if, lath he and Highway eon-l '
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appear“ It Intervals throughout the
morning. and inwrtered with themen
at '“K- r. ' i also aid the;
“191 w \Villoughby, the
“wire!“ dve up the keys to
the roller, end that he haul appealed,
to Constable Greene in an effort to
obtain them, and also told the latter
that \‘l'illougllby was in an ugly mood.
is
Mrs. Elizabeth Brady
atflfll‘fll weeks with outof-town friends,
spending
Mien Vests Funton. of the East Sidef
is on the invalid list.
Mrs. John McCollum continues seri-
‘togg and not; noel Patchen have re-
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Mica Adele Kellogg, Lawrence.- Kel-
lullled from Stamford, where they
hn\c been \loiung their uncle, Ambert
Kellogg; and iamiiy;
Mrs. Hungerford and daughter, turf?
and Min. Hanger, of New York, are!
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omma. roll
A SOMMC COURSE ‘lN NAT“
mum
x --I now at their Bradley street homes. ‘ "
,1” -rldge, L. l., and Miss Bertha (“90’ and night cause trouble. He declared ounl‘y llL Min: Elizabeth PW], of New York. DR‘ BLUMER VWILL BE AT THE CLIFFORD Foughig'
. . are spending a tow days at Mt. ller- that later, when Willoughby became in been muting MM Harmon“, NORWALK, MONDAY, AT 4 P. M. UNTIL TUE r
A. HAssm ‘mo'l, Mass. They are Intending a .IOI‘G troublesome. he could not again Mr and Mrs. Elmer Treadtvell. of lrendtvell. 3 P_ M. J
' class reunion in that place, whey the “k the COMM“ ‘0 We “’“loushbl Babel, have visited relatives in town. , . ‘ __.....
I Von lam, Cor. Mm Avg. ‘ doctor was formerly a student. ”Way because he had been himself M”. John C. l-‘antm. M Bradley l ‘ . . _ ~ , ~ ‘0
.__....._. ' obliged to take, \Vllloughby‘s place on have réturned from a ”m in New Jer- “(HI and daughter Helen. hate 1e“ All time paws the public 1:; learn», lll (lll-3‘ sublet-t 1and ‘durmflllsoma‘
‘ 00 Thursday and Friday of this "‘9 roller, “3" it “5 dangerous 1° 36!. turned from a visit with friends ind“ we ml truth Ml druglel» mallfiiéhfhewgtf fifistéwclhuge in the
”Am week H, J. lulllr will sell at public 1%"9 it With mm "D- “9 deflated lllllntlnle. N. v. Iloa‘ t-zulna Bradley “‘5 3““ ‘1‘“ demand" ”"ac‘mwm human mechanism or it. can; and the
auction tiles lxtecn roulm‘ning lots on that I501“ 2‘30 “'1110u8hbl’ 383‘“ Miss Veronica Huehmnnn has re- “as we," “We,“ d3", with he, “an“ ill ””5 “'1“ 13 WWW” Kreal€1'_e“‘” \llal pllt‘numvn’d _at‘(‘(‘llll?8)"lng the“!
o the mum] 893“ ”‘30- “1195 are to come “D "3 him, "1d “Rad him if I” turned to New York. after two weeks' ”fen”, Mr. and MES. Lem“. Fanton. ,dtl) Hundreds of plwer are battling 101 i nlao hatureopallllc Phystoérrthxtilslt
Strawberrles be distributed to all who attend the wanted to fight him, and then went to visit with Mrs. Adolph Horn. ' j “WM“ P'Muu‘fne” "‘ ”“7 runksfiifihlyb (gagsfeirli‘cjs {£351,610 Nntult"
. Hale and some buy,“ in building Lynch ,0 otter him the same opportunl 'Ul lills new pl‘otcssron which is one ot ”mum: ANNIWV-leld'Patho'logy,
W. have tome very lotb will undoubtedly be pricurahle. ,ty. saying that he was ready to fight Dr. A. K. 3“”. wax a weekend “it « the moat elevntjng and highly pald‘ lliugnosts. EC“), Natureoplth who
nice on“— ,with anybody and if any one wanted ”or with his bother, Edwin L. Beers, ‘ lpmlesslonsin the world, t‘lUdlly adleI-l ”who: it tltllllillg at the Hunter t‘tl-
Arthur H. Bennett, window dresser to tight him, he would have to be quick 1,; the Upper Parish. . » OWAYToN oil “)1 both Well and women. 2 leer oi haturnoputhyvls'nnfexpertfilt;
for the R “-- Woolworth Company, about it, as he. expected ,0 go to Btnnt- _ , . Splendid financial reward is asaureu, aligning-3::lll‘llllok 2:11]! Hi?! affil'romd
ALSO Itlr‘tod‘ on (I'll‘lp to the home of his ford on the train at 3.37. About 3. ac-‘ The family of Thomas Malone, of to grudnutn um) succw-lull)‘ C=)m*:t‘w;,_\lalt :3'blllll A”. embodied tn
' H’f‘r‘mb 3‘ Nomhflfld. Vermont, from cording to Highway Superintendent Good Hill, is utfltcted .m, both mono- - l-ll te ”lo .\a‘.ult‘0flllll(‘ courae. .thi.‘ branch. .
CANTALOUPES, [hrs home on 1.3 Winfield street, yes- Greene‘s testimony, when the latter lcs and whooping count. J. Doll of Tokeneke has returned l‘f— b-“m”: Def“ ”1 ”1f 53“?"" ililkt‘llalllfal- Motions. L‘nder this di-
WATERMELONS. terdny morning, on his new bicycle. was making a survey because the — from a businors triptoClevelund. ;32;.d1311:()igeg:&:1l‘b:b no“; (:3__.;:; x‘T"'ilutvi’gn?$:3?gi [efixg‘fi’tfiti
ALL KINDS OF FRUITS, gleexpects toarrtve in Northtleld on grade seemed to be at fault, with Lyn- A,“ entertainment for the benefit of' __......_ E'l‘ut-ou‘uy “of“ lo a, m. to 5 p, m, w 3:)“ spinopathly, vibration, efedllc
VEGETABLES m h. Inhy lnolnlng. litany friends were Lynch and \l'illoughby grappling. liyn- Nolrneld Grunge will be given in the William Payson’s mother has rc-,ulecl prospective students: other treatments, the “‘11, :cure. Swedle‘ll
- h om? [0 see him off and to “5" ‘11 Mlding ”‘9 rod, as MP ("9911“ Town Hall Friday evening, July 21. tullred to her home, after all evtend- 110“” “3 “PWU‘m‘m‘l ”111% M“) movements, conclusion of the 'p-lllc,
Um" it pleasant trip.‘ ‘ looked through the instrument, therod: ' ed mm m the farmer’s 'l‘olteneke lmuumil llmiluntled the dot-tor to be j and all the ackuulgledted SDI-la'ehiill‘:
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Telephone Us 152: : The lmrloniPolnl House is one or wagon.” dfuppeflred' and “mm M “is" Frederick I‘m'me'd 5.9"" m.“ mm” “wm’wom'” ; i‘.“l“f°1’“m“'““7““. is. m” ’l‘m‘uxsl‘z‘ém.‘ J‘.’ “7mm a .
We Deliver who lluuient places alone the .} “ka his 9).? from the tube h? 5,3“, “Wk‘wd " h". Mons Plains rear. - in,” ”(Mme luvrflmnf will,” .pfl. 6"“ “if.“ .15 ““1 ”93 the ”in,"
Ill) .1 . ; more clls nose was badly em and bleeding dcllt-e. . Judge George H. Vosburgh has th. young or old, blnct thtlt' lb .. “Jump, will its posfiblllty of cor)
.e.h.lmll.m%e days. “W ”Ml-”"3?” profusely. In his rage. which Ml Landed down a decision in iaml‘ 0t ““4 “mm” {0" “lewd" Adm” diil'ldcemelllt “1‘9““! nerve on
no. [‘0 Klt’fll yesterday that the tour- .. . - . . . , . .,., - Limbs not only lll Ulla oily, but in Wig-c5 “e "nu-("ed with; or the
Lm—~ —— , . gm?“ thought "“5“" b“ ”will“? m :llcrerll Brooklyn friends have Nenllllt‘ plamtlu' lll the sum of Slims- ln ml ly t‘ll) and Halo in the union. ~.lu'tizlg off oi the prdper percentage
3‘5"" nearly ate them out of house and
‘homc' llut Landlord ()‘Sulll'vllll is
ll'ilrf'ly rvel‘ caught without all :llluud-
lance of supplies and those are being
ltu‘rved to parties from all over Con-
EAST
“-—— lnectlcut and New York.
NORWALK About forty-oh! thc cmploycs of the
lime department of the Bridgeport Gra-
{llllallhollc (‘omplllty held an outing at
‘lhe llorlon's House, yesterday. They
‘tlmude the trip to the point in a char-
M'llllam L Blasccris spendingafew tered sailboat. and Mr. John tl'Sulll-
lays ill Long Island on business, Evan servcd them with an
Iwhore dinner
William Morrison, of Betta I‘lace,'wero ‘
lpeni his vacation lll New Jersey, vis-‘t
was friends.
Norton llustcd, of Second street”
has taken a position with the Cluettj
ud Peabody company.
lMuriel Jayne has returned to her
‘Ironle on Cove avenue after spending
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enjoyed during the afternoon.
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glpleunnt week at r‘alrfleld Beach.
The launch Babe, anchored in Radel
clip, was filled with water, this morn-
lng. because theh ow of the boot
caught under-a splle.
Miss Alice Hall, who has been llv.
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to the forcc of employee.»~ iii the Stow—
! art grocery.
Gardener Fowler, Jr, has been added
In; in New Jersey, lll spending a few
days with her brother, Harold
Charles \\'illou hby, will has been
Hall, of East avenue. g ( 5
running the road rollcr engaged in
making the new pavement on ‘ltnllroud
D" and MN- Russell E‘ "on." and’ Avenue, and Michael I.)‘nch, foreman o
$321232? :2th“? lfrggthelr 1:"; the laborers engaged on the job wort-
’ no u an an 0‘ both found guilty of breach of the
oblle t b t
It our I 0“ New England, peace, Friday night, in Justice Sherer'a
The district commlsnloners will court. the former being fined .5 and
hold their regular meeting tonight lnl costs, and the latter "0 and costs.
(he Electric Light plant on Buv‘ewltnisrtoner Greeneo! “lllougnby hav-
pm' mg been laid off for appearing on
the Job late Fridal morning, and sub-
The tax commlaion will hold a meet- ’ settuvntly loadlnx up with fire water
Ing in the Fitch school, tonlght. All to drown his feelings Highway Cont.
are welcome and suggestions will nefsuvenendem lnfhll'sfi 0f the work,
fielcomed which in being done by the Hussen
Paving Co.; Constable Warren Greene
Ensign and Mrst. Jemu, of Lynnhnnd other witness were heard. Ac-
Ilnus.. who were in charge of the Snl- f cording to the testimony of the vari-
fltlon Army work in this city somel'ous witness when \\’llloughby tardl’ly
ten years ago are spending their vn-;appeared »&perintendont Margin rc-
ution here. last night they had primonded him for this, and when
volume of the meeting on Monroe St. \l’llloughby undertook to get ill-
olle who had been so unexpectedly tn-
tackcd. llyncll lifted a pickux handle '3
strike \Villoughby, but was deterrcd
from letting it strike lllt‘ latter by
those who stood near. Mr. (lrcenc bav
lleved that as Wlllousllby hull amid!
the first blow, Lynch should not‘ be
considered to blllmla for the row, but
Justice Sherer, in deciding the we,
laid much stress on the plckax handle,
and declared that had ll struck \Vll-
lougllhy, tllc complaint would hove
been for an aggravated assault, Ind
not merely for breach oi the peace.
llc believed that Mr. llagill. the titl-
pcrizltendcnt, should lluvc hull Wil-
loughby removed, or that Lynch
rhollld have refused to fight with bill.
Street Superintendent Greene did not
believe in the Justice's Fl-rd-lllte pro-
cllvltlen, and said that no born of a
gang of laborcra could hold his Infill-
ence over them by such methods, Ind
that, because of the nlorlll effectron
his men, he must be really to give
blow (or blow. Maurice ll. Hagan.
Stanford's eloquent Councilman. uk-
etl permission. which was granted. to
address the court, to tell of Lynch's
good character. However. the Justice
made the fine in Lynch's care 85 more
than thnt laid upon Wlllounbby, which
vexed the former so greatly thrt
declared he could takc on appeal.
\t‘illoughby pnld his flno with costs
of $9.50 ldded.
Fnlrhnnkn offered the ball of 8100
which Justice Shcrcr naked pending
the dctermlztntion of Lynch's appeal.-
.‘tirs. William Thoele of the Port
Road but been entertaining Mr. and
llls. llecnnl‘lgcr of Bay dege, Brook-
lyn, for it few days. '
Miss Florence xFitzpalick. Miss lreno
Austin and Mlls ancl Brown, were
admitted to membership imthe Lndlos'
Auxiliary of the Noroton Heights
Fire Company at its meeting Thursday
evening.
oSent‘lncl Want Ads. Pny. Try one
and be convinced.
he‘
Selectman John A. I
enema; of Mr. and Mill. John McCarvl
llly ‘
Mil-18 Estelle Trendwcll has returned
to Mutual, and John ut-tLonkoy to t‘ol—
linlwllle, after A visit with their grand.
another, In. Thorpe.
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A rout ”lovable progrnnlwn prey,
outed of Norneld Grunge, Friday oven:
ind, it being the umunl “Patriotic
Night.“
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the. Cflhr‘ of J. W. lleatty, Vs. J. Klilto
teller ol Howuyton.
Though the Joint eft‘ortlt oi Cull
xressrnnn E. J. Hill and the law mm
of Keogh It Cnndee, a pension of 31:
I month his been granted to the um-
i ow of William F. Huylor of llownyton.‘
Mr. and Ira. John McCormick r6
oontly entertnlnod Mr. and Mrs. lticll-
lull Leoalnonno and the Nielsen no;
(Julienne on Itrlp heron the sound,
lor llll‘ llrnl lllnc lll lllt‘ history 01
H.“ world 'l‘llt- lllUllJt‘r (Liftgw ol .\:l'
.lllrrl-ualby ltu~ solved lilo lll‘tlilmlll.»
by plmld..lg a lllolougll st‘lt‘Jllllt‘
[ruining lll all oi the millly natural and
drowns ulelllotln‘, and as taught by
,lhl: institutloll lune been llllle and
now .lgdtll t'lllllll‘bt'd by leading uchol
urs lll the pron-salon. Still it hit; bet-lll
lnllsundrrntood somelllllt-s by ”who
Wilt) l‘mtt- nol lltkt'J the trouble lll look
into these methods cart-fully. Sucr-
ihcless Natureopullly bats aroused
\I'ldt‘zpl‘t‘ml il’lli‘l't‘Sl following the milk"
cesn which has been accomplished by
lllt‘ trt-zltlult of diseases tllroutzil lllt‘wt‘
Mrs. Frederick Corjln “d children intending n (by oi Huntington. on: mpmods, n is gaining ,l “we fumig-
lllrs. Home: ('oley continues on the
invalid list, at her home. in Lyonn‘
Plums. ‘ . '
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have returned to Woodbury. nttor‘
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JACOBY!
u; y Clearance
, SALE
' Offers Wonder Values
‘ ill Suits,Coats,DreSseS,
Wants and Skirts.......'
. i S-le wndo
Mr. Mt‘ Col-lllck'u ylcllt Mocuuhin.
‘ Mn. Juno» of Chlw‘hubctn nl“~
‘ {unit for: few do” It the. home or
Mitts Julio Boder nnd ‘llttlo llaterlli‘lrlt Selectman Goorge lll. V. Echllchi’ bl-nettclul to the omit-ml, that many"
kg.
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llitlon regardless of the lllllnltHlly or
llcnlouny of those who are opposed to
Practitioners of the Xltlureopnthic
methods have proved till llldt‘ltt‘n‘ >0
lltuteu have made special provisions
”or their practice. Xt‘wspnpcrs all
over the counl'l'y have recently given
them wide publicity, '
‘ It to also well known that the Nat-
lttltcopnthlc students receive a better;
or llt‘lvt‘ iluld, wilitll causes mechan-
mll interference lllJl‘ln turn pro-
liut‘v- ubllol'llltlllly,
Xltlurenpallly elllllodieu Psychology
llllllltl and its colltllll over the body;
Under this healing, vvery phenomcn-t
leluting to the mini and a knowledg
Hi the Vital iort‘os wllll the bodi HIM
lllc nppllcalloll of lts power over Ibo-
llody, is thoroughly studied. 'flltil‘
toms if properly applied are great
l.lL'lUl‘é in the :tl)(lll§lllllf‘lll of many
diseases and in the amelioration at
others.
This natureopatll'c college in Hall-i.
turd. Conn, gives its students every
tpporillnity for ski‘lhll and 91)“:
training in this brunch of study Mel
all its treatment,
Material Menus. t'nder this holding
all branches ltre taught which oom-
prlsc the knowledge of the elements
that compose all the huntln body I!
in: natural state and Ill material np—
pllcnlion to be used for the abnormal
condition, such as food science, its
'cll-mcnls and composition, phenomena
of nutritious food, the water cure, the
study and use of tit-cue builders, and
‘ understanding of the human body lh‘llll . many other methods and systems d
,uny other proctltloner. due to the l'act' which llmltcd Space docs not pe
‘lhll ”193‘ Study the system from alllfull description. We feel absolu
*concclvn’hlc rtnndpolntn. some Glycontidcnt that wlut incorporn
which have been grossly neglected by z sciences this is 9 perfect on”.
other schools. ‘ such lt one its no ether school has ever
THIE BLUM‘ER coulllmr. OF NA-‘beforc established, and oolltllde
i’I‘UREthATHl', Hartford, Conn, has the special inducement given lb.
{earnestly and persistently created n. year for enrollment, it to without a.
llltnndaltl of eflloloncy ln every porsl- doubt the best opportunity for mu-
.blc natural method, and that success‘
'hus been attained in this effort luj
juttcrtcd to by the multitudes of our
'cltizerts, students and practitioners of
other schools who have received tlle‘
:benoiit Ind results of this training, .
, Nature-apathy may be defined as
“Natures path to health." uud ii enl-i
*brnc; :; all agencies. systems and prac-
tices of natural origin. it is the ideal
'prnctlce, and took years of study and!
1pplicattonls upon thousands to per‘{
,fect it, and we can justly claim it us;
‘nn exact science by which . human,
health may be. restored and mai'l-i
tnlned. :
t The following is tt brief dlscusslonj
not some of the courses taught:
imunl knowledge at a mlntnum cost.
.\ow in the psychological moment-—
act quickly in regard to this special
inducement.
If you contemplate enrolling in my
school. either Chiropractic or Nature-
opltthy or take any course whatever." it
would be to your advantage to recuro
Ithe boot and most advanced prolet-
glottal education along these lines
right in your own state. Call and meet.
-Dr. Blumer personally at the Cllfford
Hotel, South Not-walk, on Mon
evening. or Tuesday llll 3 p.m.,or ten
for catalogue to the Blumer College
of Nutureopathy, 97 Ann street, Hart-
ford, Conn.
Dr. lllumer will make special ap-
Amttomy. Evory student of Nature continents any other hour durlng
opnthy is receiving an export training these two days Adv.
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