Y Wants,
Bruises:
Cards,
ClaSSifieauaa o 0—. o
i ' dverlhemeni
was
15¢.
filth: ”Emu-Five Word.- ,0:
Intro. Bloch-e. «Cape Double Price.
To Let, re: sue;
and. Professional»
Miscellaneous Ads.
Mm”, so. 1 week
WANTED. ' F.
TOLET.~ l
Y FOR SALE.
GIRLS
ifioor. A large garden and hennery to'
a tuna?! family. Rent reasonable. lnu
.quire at 12 Howard avenue, East Nur-‘
‘ NTED—BOYS AND
- after 115 years of age. Easy viork,
pay while learning. Apply Dres-
i.21cc Works. 03 “.walk. ‘ Y
MTED—Slx 0R SEVEN To LET—FURMSHEI) nouns.
s. convenienciis, near to depot. at S Crescent Terrace. (’3 3‘
moderate. Address "itoor'ns." *‘ W
or Sentinel, .' TO LET~5 ROOMS ox FIRST:
‘i‘looi',iall improvements, garden, fruit
NTED~YIDN GIRLS ovictt 10, 3"" “Mk” ““1.- C‘"” “l “1 “‘d'”
street, South Norwaik, Conn. 03 3t.
spect and tack tubes. Apply Em-
ent Department, Norwnlk Tire ‘ M '
him (‘11., Winnipauk, tzorin. 03:11 To LET—152 EAST AVENUE
” two family house. Apply to Michael
NTED — A svcrvocrmmruu.,Malwam» New CW“- 1’h0ne 10“
gli school graduate preferred, Ac— 2'3"
e. and quick operator. Write Ern—
.- ent llepar'lnrtnt, Nor'wulk 'l‘ir'c
'bber' (‘11.. \lirtnipuuk, Conn.
TO LET—I"LOORS 0F 3 AND 4
rooms each. Pleasantly situated, elec-
tric lights and improvements Rents
NTED—z (1m, S TO “ 011k UN moderate Inquire 84 Wooduard ave-
he, to shake and roar. Apply our ““9 “1'3“ 4 0’ ”"3 2
Laundry, linviiand street.
:1 3t ‘
° To LET—HOUSE, CEX'l‘ltAIiLY
located, 11 Chestnut street, possession
immediate. 8 rooms, improvements.
Jorge gardenr75 l‘eetx200 feet, also
:place for raising chickens. ADDY!
E. M. Tolles, 1.46 South Main street. Y
TO LET — SIX
rooms, with all improvements, includ~
ing a piano, between Norwalk and
South Nor'wnlk. on line of trolleys
Rent reasonable. Address “E. A. l(.,"e
care of Sentinel.
'NTED-M.\.\‘ FOR I’Uli’l‘lilt
Cleaning and working ar'urd
Lictzr-tHiker-chemurr, dirt:-
, 72 East M'ashington street.
' 03 31
ANTED~25 AB] E BODIED All).
ork on auto tir'cs,1irttl tubt‘s day
ight. Piece work operation. Ap-
E‘rnplovment Department, Nor-
Tire if: Rubber Co, \i‘innipzuilt.
TO' LET—FURNISHED German
for the winter at. Rowayton. Electric=
lights. hath, piano. furnace. Reasona-
ble in desirable party. N0 children;
Phone 707.
ANTED—~GOVERNMENT w.Alt
ions operi.’ not) mouth; list free.
lln Institute. Dept. 2er, Roches-
N. \
ANTED—Tonuv‘nm. amps H ,
aura. Best prices p:.tid Extra 7° LET“; R00“ comm” H
s for cattle ll. Friedman, 3; 1\ Concord street, electric light and gas.
4e Tel 1151 320 ti $15 per month. Inquire East India,
_:_ ' ' . __ 'l‘1etf‘o, 1‘35 Washington street. 01 3t
ANTED~-'I‘O BL‘Y A sncoxo ‘
. - T0 LET—ROOM 122 WASHING-
store shelves, should he in good
‘ some TON street, first floor over Glover" s
lition and low price. Also
1. fixtures 1,. K care. of Sentinel. shoe store Gentlemen unit. 01 3t;
02 3t
... ..._.. M... L
ANTED—WE WANT YTTDDI; pantry, all improvements. Telephone
men and women to learn onsy 1397'» 01' 3" First 511901. East Nor-17
' walk. . 01 3t'
9, steady work, will pay $5 per
while learning, you can earn
ty to thirty~fivo dolhrrs per week
TO LET~5 ROOMS WITII IM-
in a month when proficient V. K. provcments at 38 First street. inquire
171 Madison avenue, .\ew York R. Joselovsky, 2-1 Cove avenue, or 52
0:, 3t Water street.
ANTED“EXTRA SATII‘A)...11I”‘}S
cloaks, suits and millincry, Stea-
or-k throughout the season. Good
ry. C. J. Miutz & Co.
TO LET~STORE 207 WASHING-i
ton street most Norwalk Apartments:
209 Washington street, East Nor-walk
,and 39 Chapel street, NOX‘WllYk. Ine'r
quire 64 South Main street. Tel 60.
ANTED—USOBER‘ YOanm MANI BUSINESS NOTICE “T i
rivntc place for general work Al~
T0 LET—3 rhinos ROUMS rinse.
‘quire at 117 South Main street. 03 at,
Y 700. All imprm ements,
FURNISHED .
spike. Mrs. R. Tarlov,
i’l‘cl 75312
e ' ‘ ' Y a
f FOR SALE—FAMILY
with one-half core of land on West
:Norwulk Road near Connecticut Turn-
. pike.
iestnte.
TO LET 1. ROOMS BATH AND .
t
. FOR SALE—0R TO LET, 0x1,
easy terms, house of 7 rooms at 24
"Central'avenue, East Not'waik. In
FOR SALE—3 COWS CHEAP, AN-
drew Evansco, Deerfield street. .1.
South Norwalk. 02 3t "
. coon BREAD
FOR SALEv—BAIAGAUN, 1916 CV ‘ 1:, cup] corn mall
erlund delivery car, good condition. Y‘ “W m"
first class body. Cheap for cash. In
:quire Mr. Jordan. at Normalk Tire do
.Rubbcr Co. 02 3t
1 tablespoon augu-
1 teaspoon unit
13". on I milk
2n inpoou aborted“:
ehortoning: but well; pour into
FOR SALE—DOUBLE HOUSE $3.
$2, 000 down.
South Nor i
01 6t‘ ~
Inquire at u Olcan street,
vv.alk
[EBAY YOYYS
FOR SALE—STAMFORD COAL?
range, gas range, parlor store, 23
Belts Place. Tel. 1695-2 01 3t
‘ ,
FOR SALE—REAL ESTATE. At a court of probate llolden at
fax-mg, large and small acreage cltv Norwalk, within and for the district
1,101,011)- Gemipmenvs estates, “‘50 of Norwalk, on the Eitlr day of Sep-
zrntiqucs, upright piano and second,‘l‘u“”’e’ A- 13-1917-
hand furniture. 1.. n, llall, 101; Main] Estate 01' Emily K
rtreet, .‘oru'olk. 539 lm’Norwalk, in said district
\Vlicreas, the executor of the will'
of said dt‘CPflSt‘d has filed in this
(“01111 his written resignation of his
salr trust, together with his adminis-
tration account, for adjustment and
allowance:
()r'dcrod, that thc mutter of moire.
(eptanco of said resignation and 11101
adjustment and allowance of said ac-
count and 111.1 appointment of an ad
rulnistr'utor with the will annexed of-
said estate not administered. if said
resignation be accepted, be heard and
Stockcr, late of
deceased.
FOR SALE—«TWO NEWLY RENO-
\atcd houses with improvements. Sev
erul burns on premises and 15 acres
of good farming land at Conn. turn»
16 Grove street.
HOUSE
Must be sold at once to close
Small amount of cash roqulr-i
‘cd, balance on mortgage. Inquire determined at the probate other in
'Keogh 4‘; Caption, Attys. United BankNorwulk. on the fifthtecnth den' of
building. Tel. 685-3. October, 1917, at 10 Mind:
‘ forenoon, and that public notice
thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested therein by publishing this order
in a newspaper having a circulation
In said district at least five (luvs be-
{on said d1!" of hearing.
iiicrvm w. unicorn"
Judge
FOR RENT—IIOUSE. 9 LARGE
rooms, \tlth all improvements, ccnu‘nl
1y located in South Norwulk, $35 per
month.
Ask John T. Haves
Real Estate-aluminum ”N...
MAIN ST. NURWALK. NOTICE
W" "MM" ' ‘"""‘"" ,.. M“ At 11 court of probate holdcn at
‘ iNorivulk, within and for tho diutr'lcty
Buy your Fall and 301‘ Norwalk, on thr 2"th day of Sup"
. . thmbnr, A. 1).. 1:117.
Winter Estate of Edith S. Brown, late '01
Brooklyn in the city and suite of
' ‘ \‘eu \ork, deceased.
CIOthlng Now H Y Whereaq, the rtdr‘ninistrator with
the will annexed of said estate hits
‘fllcd in this court his written rcsikmr
Pay $1.00 a iii/eel:
itlon of his said trust together with
TYICBRENNANSTSI- account, .for ud-
'his administration
42 508: "a!" St. justment and allowance;
are of one horse and cow. Applyi
erson, B. Qunckenbush, Darlen.
Taking into considcrut‘r'n the high
cost of living and while .510 c: .1r lastri
02 3t I will ghe the people of the Nor-l
\\' 01h!
Terms'
silk'
~ \ alks an opportunity to him:
ANTED—2 GENERAL HOUSE' done at the followingr pricis
here, one must be good cook, othe‘msh; coat and skirt suits. $7;
.0 do housework and persist willful-935m, 57; 131011595, $2.75; skirts,
dren. Answer stating wages and 13:: M. E. Ross. 21 Belts Place, East
ériencc. 'i‘aIl. evenings after 7, Nor-walk. Conn. 333 31
. If. If. Scelcy, Post Road, Noro-i ______ ' .
. Tel 127. Darien. 92 at The Tattle Fur Shop of Stamford,
Ewill take orders on Saturday. Furs re-
ANTED - A. YOUNG MAN‘mudered and repaired. Also fur coats
-sman and collector. one who and acts made to order. The Little
Id like to follow the‘commercirtl Shop, North Main street.
- and learn the. business. Raymond
s. " ;' or (it
—.._..
PIANO TEACHER
—"‘_"= Expert instruction, concert pianist.
ANTED—GIRL 1.8 YEARS OR conservatory graduate. Results sure,
1', good plain figurel‘ and writer, t9 satisfaction guaranteed. Free harmony
k "1 “WWW office. Address “W classes. Terms moderate. Prof. Bliss,
.9 0‘ Sentinéi . 01 3‘ 282 East avenue “East Norwalk.
ANTED—DRESSMAKERS, Ev PAONTING PAPER-HANGING
lenced only, need apply. The Parig,idecorat‘ing, painters NUDDHGS; wall
South Main street, South Norwalk. caper. up moat-i styles, lowest prices
‘Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or
ANTED —~ EXPERIENCED AI, ders solicited. Tel. 400. . Alexander
tion hands for cloaks. and suits YWhlte.» 61 1-2 Riv-avenue. .. « "
nuv oosmon The Farm, 33 south -—
in street, South Vorwallc. Y
Ladies and gentleman's velour and
ifelt hats renovated at Redway’ s, Wit-i
I 16 to work In manufacturing and ship-
Y war from 65 to 70 cents an houre
Ordered, that the matter of the ac-
2cptunce of said resignation and the
:rdiuistmcut and allowance of sold ac-
count and the appointment of an ad-
ministrator with the will annexed of
__ said estate not administered, if cum
‘- rcsicunUon be accepted, he ward and
WANTEogTURNERS TO WORK determined at the probate office in
in fuctorv Norwaik. on the 15111 dav of October,
1917. at 10 o'clock, forenonn, and
that. public notice thereof be given
to all persons: interested therein hy'
publishing “his order in a newspaper.
having a circulation in said distr‘ ‘tlY
at least five days before said day of
hearing '
WANTED-~YOUNG MEN OVER
ping departments.
WANTED —— SIllI-tTMAKERS. PAY
while learning.
HENRY W. GREGORY,
Judge
NOTICE
District of N0f\\’.fllk ss. Probate
(Illicit, Peabody. ..
& C0 Inert» (30an October 3.21. D., 19...
" Estate of James 11.. De Vine. late
1 of Norwalk in said district, deceased.
w M‘ ~. Ordered that the administrator ex-
Notfie to MaSOD Contractors: .thhlt his administration account to
The brick layers. stone masons. this courttor adjustment at the Pro
and plasters have increased their . hatézolflco in Norwalk on the inn day
Wages from $5. 20 to $5. 60 per day .otiflctoher, 1917, at 10 o'clock, fore.
'nt‘mnp and that in porscns interested
infnald estate‘may be notiied thereof,
The same to take effect after
i 15,1917 ‘ W
P. FALLO.~
Secr'etarY. Union 1319.15 der to be published
Ihaving a circulation in said district.
:11? 2:52“; (1:21:13:st 1:3“;ny 58“ SUEEt corner-c Also hats for sale. . LOST. ' ' 1M least five days before said 9th day
y, if satisfactory, steady position, _ >57 3" , . ' ‘ ‘ . ' of October, 1917. ' 31mm“
9. Paris,~33 South,_Main streeci .__.. . _ __ _,_ _. ' LosTnBANK BOOK NO 9867 rs trnxa'v u. c
““1 NMWR- ‘ Y ' > . .sueu by South- Norwalk Savings Bank s
_ ANTED—TEAMSTER non vDDUo:
- team. Married man. preferred. , ,
ed habits steady \vork.s,good wag. .
The Gilbert, Bennett manufacturf ~
{Con Georgetown, Conn. 52'! 61;
f, meme nanny.
wuss!) ,. ' '; sanv‘rcnsucnnu
coma roa RAGTORY WURK 0m", am, “We" and
0"?!an in season at. reason».
The Food Administrator Writes Us‘ 3
“The use of baking- powdofe. breads made of corn and other coarse flours instead oi.
patent wheat- 8613' is recommergled by the Conservation Division of the Fd‘od
Administration. The wheat needed for export is thus. conserved, and at the same
time healthful food for our own people 15 provided The circulation of recipes pro- '
viding for these uses would be of assistance in carrying out our plans. "
The following recipes for Corn Bread and Rye Rolls rive wheat flour
and make attractive and wholesome food for every day to non made with
4 level teaspoon loyal Ming Powder
x1: thoroughly dry inflection“: add milk and melted
and bake. '21 hot oven about 25 minutes.
Our red.wh1'i‘¢ and blue booklet “ Beef War Time Recipee”
sent free on noun!» Mdreu RoyclBalefng Ponder Company, Dept. H, 135 William Street, New York.
the administrator will cause this 0151
in a DEWSDHDWZRMDE}! aren't acting right, or if blad-
Judge days and your kidneys will then act.Y
I
Y
Y
B-AKdNTG
pow DE R...
RYE ROLLS I
I2 cupa rye low Y'
a teaspoon nit
a Ienl tea-poem Royal Baking Powder
”human shortening
Sift dry; in «tents tenth add milk and m ‘tod
shortenYng Knead on loan board: shape into rdlln.
Put into ground pm end allow to stand in warm
place 20 to 86 minutes. Bake in moderate oven 2.;
to lo minutel-
weii greased nu
containing addiflonal similar recipes
. _. ~.._._- .____.-...._..,.._. .__D_..../ w.“ .- ~.‘._._ .__....____
ORGANIZATION FOR [DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
r001) CONSERVATIONY m, ,jfiham
1 Mrs. Julia llorton Thuycr passed
laway at her home in Sherman, N Y..
October 2. \\ ell known and beloved
in her town and state, as Past Most
\‘t'orthy Grand Matron of the Grand
Chapter of N. Y. State Order of the
Eastern Star. as president of the
Western New York Federation
Clubs. she will
Mrs. Tlravcr was a woman ofuntrsual
ability. her work for good, stupendu
ous. She is survived by her husband.
(Contluued From Page One)
[The point is crrrphasized that the
more people who sign pledge cards
to follow the regulations 01 the food
supply committee the 1 'ss nerd then
[will be for imperative orders to tins
end next y',car should there be a scar-
icity of food ilnth prison pledging
himself or herself to conserve food
gwill be expected to do so in good
1 faith and to keep the faith.
1 'lhc organization work, it is aimed
. Mil in u measure. no ov'er the same
ground as the work of last year when
lplcdgts were sent by housewives to Pratt, 0‘ Sherman,
Washington dirctt. Fully ten thous Mrs. iulng
and persons no pledged theruselr s. 1 .
Yhut the flood was so great at Wash and a hrot I“
Yington that acknowledgements could
,not be. made and confusion reigned. ‘
Practically the .‘utlrc list of 100110 is
now in Mir. Scovlile's hundans ' it:
Inucloui. for the new organization. '
The met-ting tom: row will be upon
ed to the general public and F'SDA‘CYHY
l) to committee of- local bodies which
lingo lbeen aiding in the general
'movement looking to food conserva~
lion.
and her sister.
Spencer C.
Brockvilie, Ontario.
.-orton, of
Eliakim W. Gilbert
Elikim W. Gilbert, PriVate of Com-
day, at Fitch's Home at. the age or 85
years, Funeral scriices were held
held thia afternoon at 3 o'clock, and
burial was made in Spring urove cem-
etery. .
, ~ "31”“
Ealop A. ”Gaul
i THIGH BONE FRACTURED.
i \t'htic cutting some logs in the
woods id Here it l‘vlcr' n w-cll known" eru-
Yr‘lcn Mute-idem has taught between his lltlr ReK. R l H A 111011 today
wagon hind a log and suffered at frac- Fitch's Home, in Norman, at the age
lured hgh bout. 9 . or services will bet
At the time of tho accident Mr. T:.'- 3:13 {Yiggrsthfulgonx Friday aftcir
jler' was working alone. and he had to ,
drug himself into the wagon and drive “0011. and interment. Will be made
Spring Grove, ccrncteri‘.
nearly a mile for asslsrance.
lie is now resting in the Stamford
hospital. It will probably be some
time before he can be up and around
again.
Julius B, Cauch
Julius B. Coud'h, Corporal of Com-
1:im\' Ii. 19111 Ken. C. V. I, died at
Fitch's Homr in Nor'oton this morn
ing at the ago of $1 vears
mains will be, stripped to Mcriden, and
burial will he made in that place
The regular monthly meeting of all
uptown tire companies were held last
night in. the various uptown houses
Plans relative to the coming fair.
which will open in the Town Asm'mbly.
liall in Wall street, on October 2‘3,"
were discussed.
The first fall meeting of the Hospital
Thimble Club 11 an hold yesterday after.
noon at the. home of Mrs William M.
Belts, in Springwood avenue. Plan:
for the coming winter‘s “"0111 were dis
on aid. and routine hualneSS was trans-
acted.
Funeralof of Capt. Merritt. ,
Tire funeral sort ices of the late Cap
\tnin Ephrinm lll.1\lcrritt. were held at
1:30 o‘clock this afternoon from the
into home of the deceased, 5t} \l‘utcr‘
street. Rev. E. F. lchregor, of' thr
Nor'walk Congregational church oill-'
cinted, and burial was-made to Put"
nam cemetery, in Greenwich.
-~-~v~
Funeral of Mrs. Ruecoe.
The funeral of the late Mrs Emma
J. Ruscoc will he held tomorrow after-
”.
r
GIRLSYE HAYf A MASS
‘ 0f BYAYYYYUY YAYR
i. 80H GLOSSY, WAYY,i
l
1
Take a Glass of Salts to-Flush Kid
‘ neys if. Bladder Bothers You
lating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney tr0ub1e in some form
or other, saysa well known authori
ty, because theYurIc acid in meat ex?
cites the kidneys, they become over-
worked; get sluggish clog upe
cause all sorts of distress, particular-
I11" Hill avenue. Rev. Albért- E.~Beebc
will (dictate, 11nd interment will be
made in Riverside cemetery.
-__...
Funeral of Mrs. Freeman.
ternoon at 1 o’clock from the Knight
str'eet‘A. M. E. church. Burial was
made in Riverside cemetery.
Francis Conley
DANBURY, Oct.
dIcy, seventy, an insurance agent, was
found. dead in bed athis boarding
2158:5522? “11:91:11,:{1’11 {1:111:22 kid' house here last night. He was last
' ' ' .e— .
' " ' een all e on 'Sat rd v, but 115 ab- Ts
‘vcrc headaches, acid stomach, con 5 v u a_ 1 Any tore
stipntlon, torpid liver, sleeplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or
last night. He was formerly
der bothers you, get about four ounci.
es of Jad Salts from any good phar
macy; take a tablespoonful in a glass ..
Yof water before breakfast for r1 few M
Masons of that. place. Death was due
to heart disease.
IF YOU CANNOT. (I OME TOTI
OUR STORE
iFinder will please return to said bankl
‘11s? payment has been stopped. 03.31?
—-
It .—
LOST—A :COMBINATION I 0.0.
YF: Lodge Pin. Suitable reward for re-i
turn to Sentinel office. . ol 3tY
RAMA.“ Rm
lWhen you- smoke an “Exooptigne’ .
1 fizvflna filled benign. Askljor 11. Y
noodoppetite. good spirits-Ti:
mean no discord in the body.
okeep thesiorgans in bar
oniopwhenl there' is need—use
‘ fine. This famous suite is made front
., fined for generations to flush‘ clogged
:the acid of grapes and lemon juice? Mail Your Orders or Telephone
combined ‘with lithla, and has been; we treat vour orders right
are selected pith great cure and sent
kidneys and stimulate them to normal? to 2:10“ 11% 01mg: “”1301“ 100‘th s ”I
. 'goosarerg an 505 no
activity, also to neutralize the acids Ice. We satisfy you always
in the urine so it no longer irritates,t
thus ending bladder disorders.
.. Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
makes ’a delightful effervescent lithla-
J TODAY IN WALL
r.
HNew York Central. Industrials yie¥~
ed at the outset with Coppers, Oils and .
"Meters, but were inclined to harden.
:TOHJE‘ effective October 15.
issues like Colorado Southern and New
'spicuous for its gain of 21-4.
01‘,
indeed be missed.:
J. 1.. Thayer, a daughter, Mrs. Jamesi
Coleman of Rowai'ton.i
puny D. 2'31d Reg 0. V. 1., died Mon-3
Eat-top A. Gaul Private of Co. l'l,;
BY: :
Thee reg .
noon at 2 o‘clock from the late borne in _
The funeral services of the late Mrs -
liar-v Ann Freeman were held this at-_
lie—Francis Con-
sence did not attract attention until
a po-
liceman in South Norwalk and held
other public posttlon‘s there and was
a member-rot the'Odd Fellows and
Send a Messenger—Send. the ChildreDY
You are sure of satisfaction because:
Goods.
The;
\H
II!!! sum
STEEL
. WALL STREET, 19:30 a. xii—Rare!
Fay stocks “were again a drag on the:-
general list at the opening of today 5:
market. St Paul fell 1% to the new;
low word of 4939, Delaware and Bud.-
son lost almost. ‘1 points and large (raw
tional recessions were made by Union
Facific, Canadian Pacific, Reading and.
Further bullish activity was noted it).
fvarious specialties.
t WALL ETREET, Noon—The
fur-
ther heaviness of rails was in part
ascribed to the ruling of the Commerce
Commission. suspending transcontinenee
tal rate increases which were to bee--
Low grader:
Orleans, Texas and Mexico also lost I
to 2 points, but New Haven was con-‘
Steels
rallied from their irr'egularitv'. and
Shippings and Motors also recovered. .
Changes Otherwise were unimportant...
(though mainly upwards. Liberty."
Bonds ruled between 99. 96 to 99.98.
The first engraved Liberty Loan
bonds were received this morning by
the South Norwalk Savings Bank. Only"
“a. part of their allotment was received.
and it is understood that more will fol~
low immediately.
District Deputy Albert F. Rose will!
go to Stamford on the 15111 to installfl
oflicers of St. Augustine Council, K. of
(3. there. Asmoker will follow the
meeting.
Beehfrong Wine ;
Ionic, Etimulant and Appetizer
11". H. BAXTER
”NEW
...____,__.. __d!m - .. . ..
L. EFFRQN
Used Cars Bought, Sold and
Exchanged
5 New 2nd Tires of All Standard
i ' Makes
1
l
|
i
Tel. 441. ‘
B Rowan St. East Nor-walk.
' Fall Surfs and
’ Overcoais
NEWEST: MODES
312.5010 $22.50
CopvrtghtblothrngCo
6 N. Main St. So. Norwaik
int;
Y .
Y
1
mi- ”—
' 11113 NEW SCIENCE
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIG'
Chiropractic is the deflnltl n of that
cause of the disease and t
adjusting the some. Disease is causefi
thy a. wrench, twist or sprain in that 1
back. Even if done
lit creates pinched nerves and pain in;
later life in the different organs such
limbs.
Chiropractors remove the causp or.
disease and pain, health is restored“
through harmonizing the nerve aye
terns in your body. Female troubles.
gl.ven speclaL'nttontion; also curva'turc
of the ifilfiai
giving the Chirpractor a. chance it
.help you.
1 Magnetic treatments given also.
i T FRANCISJ’D c.7-
84 Wa shington St.. So. Nor-walk. Conn: .;
Gr duato from Palmer. School. ..
REED. 1}”? MILK...
EECYRYCAL‘CG
The Only Fully eqnpped
ELEGTRIGAIDDHOP...
1n the Town .1. '
AUTO SUPPLIES
Phone 805—450 80. Main Si;
80. Norwalk, Music Hall Bike
,- «.5
.
or 810?; of Merchandise
Address D, care Sentinel
‘iThe Garham Go...
DE C 0 RA T0 RS
Everything in Paints
Y and Wall Paper
leoro Closed 1. P. film,
art at. .
in chlldhool! ~,
You will never regret - .-
c!“ 4‘-
Beught far- Cast.
Norwalk Chronicler