THE, NEW SCIENCE
MINOR ' OF CHIROPlAcflC
' . is the dentition o! the
oi the disease and the art it
Mating the suns. Disease is caasst
uaMtwiatu-trslnhtht
huh. Ivan it done in childhood
t creates pinched nerve: and pain it
may. in the diluent organs ant
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chiropractors remove the cause or
discus and pain. health is restore:
harmonizing the nerve ays
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A ms GREATEST
'FOOD VALUE
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The Host-Economic lies-
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to. Rain or. 80.1iorwalk, Conn.
,_ , ol Merchandise
bought for Cash
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Job Printing
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Beaver hoard Flooring at All Kinds
trorhstassaiiasoldmcmssafirs-nddiagnrysawast .
ris ram “& Hyat
’itor‘walk’a Leading Dry Goods Store
_ Cold Weather Comforts
Beacon Blankets 7 Wool GlOves
Wool Blankets Gauntlet Gloves
Auto Rohes Flannel Pajamas " .
Steamer Rugs Flannel NightShirts
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‘should work out a mans whereby;
more interim will be taken in the)
,worhiugs oi the various departments
fit)! the beads and olcials oi other tie
purtmcnts.
7 Those who were present last ever»
gins were: iiayor Jeremiah Donovan.
iCorporation Counsel Edward J. Quin-
glsn. City Clerk lrving D. Robertson.
Clearance Sale’oi All Winter Clothes ’lor
Women and Misses}
Iiwacoaldmskeyoninliyrealisawllatssavingitmsans
to you to supply your clothes needs now you would-coins hers
right away, TODAY, and take advantage oi these exceptional
bargainsthissaleoiiers. rinergrsduaranotmadalowerprioes
arenot found anywhere. Oomesndinvestigate.
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CLOAKS me P ARIS minim?
33 So. Main St. So. Norwalk
Pine Chis! George W. Bogsrdus. Po
lice‘Chiei William Pennington, A. 2..
Winchester oi the Municipal Lightiugi
plant, Stephen 8, Hatch. of the South;
Norwalk Water 'Departnient. P. L!
Jones oi the Norwath Water depart‘,‘
ment. Assessor William Hoyt, Super.
(into ent oi Schools George Erich-i
‘ana . together John Milne. Buperin-‘
Itendcnt oi the Connecticut Light-and
[Power Company. Clarence l. Finch.
Warm Underwear for Men, Women and Children
20% Reduction on All the Furs
Bargains in Ladies’ Suits at $10-$15
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,Bu‘ldlng inspector and Street Com-1 _
‘mlssloner Henry Minor. l
, 'i'slhs were given last night byweorg ”‘““’" "WM" . . ‘
{partition Council Quinlan. whose sub-ilaw. or in any other way that he.
‘iect was: “Accident in Hunlcipallties".could be oi assistance toward the‘
,snd who said that he believed that‘passage oi the proposed law. in replyi}
gilt? source most iruittnl oi municipal he received a cold letter oi thankl,’,7:7'
accidents was the highways and.wlthout much indication of gratitude,
streets. He urged that all‘ get to- on the part oi the secretary of that
gether and endeavor to do itsblt by state tor the otter which had been“;
preventing accidents. the police ior made. 5'
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this in yotir‘ body. Female troubles *
special attention: also curvature.
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. ‘Lgorge in the Ohio river broke again 3‘
gaming the night; but snitch: “In
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to. handle .Weddings,
Christ things and all Receptions.
Automobile Funerals Same
Price as 4 Coaches. .
Phone 1360 ~
17 Chestnut St.
spEetALs FOR THE WEEK
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LIVE can shamanism. .2. \‘L’x... 276
A. STULLQ‘
:4 Cottage Street. last Norwalk.
VAAST BR08.
1' I Ltd'tfttlly equipped with lim- .
i'nstance could report a annals}; limb? ‘ i . .
:om'some tree 0: somet as e um 'lFUEL SHORTAGE t‘ F R l . B
iieio.é2§‘.£”&.’;.ilit‘52§’ltiii'3.§§i MOST ACUTE - ' 01' ea algalnS-
:that department could prevent the ac- IN BOSTON I»
icident by remedying the matter. He?
”aid that he thought that the plan;
ooi bringing‘the heads oi departments;
together with a view to learning more:
i _, Profit is being discarded
in3:93.25‘..."*t::-!‘::.:.:;Pr°.::3’.;:::3:i::.“.2:::':i;.::.i°.rr.n2:::;¥ i3 ' on all Ladies’_ Coats , on
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was a ma one. . too-ton temporarily in order to pro- , ,
§9§£§T%?¥.“:32%§:3°§E. 53:335E'5?:323§3°§?7§3“3731:1133: 311 Furs. on all Winter
Goods. Stock up nowfas;
Clothing is going still
higher.-
3?in?," in which he told of the manv: station, near the entrance to Boston
f things that arise in the course at each Harbor. scanned the seas this morn-
‘and every tire. no “two of which are in: in the hope oi sighting cos rry-
;»Illlke. Superintendent of Schools} in crnit, inward bound. No
«Buchanan. who urged the iormatlon‘ been reported at nine o'clock
BOSTON, Jan. 31.-The ‘
bed." regulations
«late iuel administration
. at a "Teachers'hiothers’ IMIOCIIUOH.“
'1' at which the teachers could cooper.
.ate with the mothers oi their pupils‘
iwith a view to remedyfltg some con-jcotntng a matter oi habit with hips.
eldltions that thight arise1 in the home. aachumtta people. Hem rs oi the ,
{Clarence l. Pinch. outlets; lnsmlflr.. administration ma tod-
:Con‘iason Violnr pialnts had dwindled pereeptlbly
v had so-
lemmas
k," quit-
;whoae topic was:
-tions" and w , declared during the} since residents oi the, cl
3 a course at his lh that while he wont; «into-sad Hansel"! to
' out looking ,ta' pqssiblc violations: the business dav at 9 o'cl
that he was happiest when he didn't‘ tins work at tire and bei courts
and a violation. than li he did. Hel ously shown the outer doors thea-
" i said that not one contractor in this, ters and sploons on thra stroke 0 10
icity but what had made a violation at; o'clock at night.
3 ' some time or other during the course The one disturbing incl-Jr appears
5 :0! his term oi otilce. and while these I to be the traiiic crush in Boston when
,rlolatlons were not deliberate, never- ~ the thousands of store and odice work-
, Itheless they were in violation to the} on make a simultaneous dash for
.3 ordinance. Stephen S. Hatch was to cars. Beiore the tool saving rules
“speak on "Why Rowayton Don't Get; were put into efl-zct this was spread
{Pressuref’ but owing to the fact that. over a twohour period. Now it is
;he did not feel very well he begged; concentrated in the hall hour after
3' ; to be excused. . He said. however.liive o'clock. and the facilities of the
'that in orderto give Rowavton any Boston Elevated Railway Comps!!!
~ water at all the filter had to be turn- are overtaxed. although much extra
ed on. This was due to ,the tact that service has been provided.
the volume oi water used here was so; .
1m! “I“ themes-m oi the water. surrnsos new: no senate.
with the litter turned on could not
'get it over the 168 tent at Flax Hill M . 00‘9“ Till War L 5.,
Froad. Assessor William Hoyt spoke." Will “11:” la :MUP- 00
n i th . 1 .
0 some o the trials at e assessors, WASHISGNN, n. 31.-—'l'he sni-
t.
«it:
ale of“ C tsets.
A small lot of odds and ends and broken. sizes of
Corsets have been gathered together—only a few in '
one We that there are many styles in the lot. ' A
No doubt you can find your own particular model
' among them. And on every one you save consider-
able. Come early for first choice. ’
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mile and Republican sides oi the and wile oi Rye, N. Y.
chamber and does not expect that it '
can be passed in any short time.
l Try a Saaiitw Want Ad.
Soldiers in Camp to Have Chsnoeto Vote
and he said that the messors wel-'
{rage drive in the United‘States Ben-
to help remedy these complaints. lie
Mexico. chairman oi the fitnate com-
soon as the lists were open to see
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moved by Mr. Hm that the heads the Ilrst place, he declared yesteray
i elcctlon for chairman .voted Henry R. body of Congress ”on“ fi' devoted ’15
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. m itt consist oi John D. Milne
co to co m“ is confident that the Federal
‘W‘m’d ” the “a” ‘6 me" ” soon ed down in the Senate at the prestint
“FRIDAY FISH “SPECIALS
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- , i(”no RIVER ICE .lcounny iron the Rocky amora-
eastward over the northern districts. "
mnemmrt. a. Jan. tin-Jun:
orthern New England. '
BOSTON... “
but the slow'hstl stopped Ming and laws not mad diluent. from those:
. none was expected Fridq, ex‘cept to- in iorce In Connecticut.
ice catty in, thedower Lghe region audit"
coaxed complaints because they were
only '°° 9"" to d” "l in me" 90"" ate will not come until early summer.
said. too. that the assessors were sen-t" ANN” A’ 1“.“ oi N"
only human. and he urged that all as _ t .
mlttee on woman suiiragephas decided
9' "“3 "We", "“‘d "5 00m“- upon this course. ior two reasons. Tin
At the close of the meeting it was
‘ ‘0: m. departments m”, “cum", there. is a strong sentimentfjamong
Land also that they be organised. The Session that the time oi the upper
lMinor into that position. “d [of sec- war legislation until‘lt is cleared up.
retary, Mr. Hoyt. An organisation The second it is that .~ 8.
i chairman: M: Hoyt; Mr. Buchanan Jones , .
:anc City Clerk Robertson. was an- amendment ior suiirdge'wonld he rot;
as possible and report at the next. ed th t ‘ t men‘s
. . ‘1 held on Thurs- time. He declar a sac ..‘ .
meeting which fl 1 h ' that a suiirage vote would be inhaling
day "nine. rot. nth. .
E ‘—"’ ' *- the Senate by Feb. 15 were ”uniound-i
, NEW YORK LAXNESS ed."
“T“ AUTOMOBILES ‘ rucs:r.:*..'°':;:a.:m '2:
' HITS CONNECTICUT ‘° ‘m " “9 we“ r
meat, but has struck a. snag. Accord-
ing to the estimate oi the Senator.
. there are now eight members at the
ing hack into the state, are tree to Senate who would block the passage
run motor vehicles for thirty days,’ oi the Federal amendment. it is nec- ‘
beyond a” control °‘ Connecticutleflm tor a two-thirds 'vote to pass
13“ .themesaure. This would mean 64
-. Sometimes, where a man is espec-
ially ohstreperons, Mr. Stoechel said. ivotes, 3"“ “t "93““ senator Jones is
Some ooi the
the New York authorities will. 6! inure ‘oi but 56 votes.
means oi as reciprocity agreement. fl'ldouhtiul right may .be brought into
I" the arrest oi u" individual, ”d'hne,'but there is not sniilcient around
h be m in mi . _
”3,375,“, N "3': g,,'$‘,, gnu-Marin; the entire eight could
L-lnvolved and does not wort: out w he, ratio torce the launcher
Ir. Stoechel asserts. ' i» .1” believes that "events
Other states 4n. the vicinity harm Wfiwwa’athe pror-
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New York you and into. series “may bring the
”14le eighthtoiils." _,. u . ..
M= ‘ mun-not Meltwmon in
right h ilk NW!
state w hasnot'
' . Inward. “m'mmtederalmtaad
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astme out» elitist atate , Ir. mm ei'the measure 191th“
House commutative: has‘had
annealectnmthe Senate..1par
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that the measure will be tou‘ght with" The Turner Place on Unio‘nl’a'rlt had
great opposition from .both the Demo- been sold to Rev; Alexander Hamilton
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