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1111'! NEW SCIENCE

Nl‘i’ioN OF CHIROPRApTIt
. - . c is the definition of ill!
of the disease and the art 0
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wrench, twist or «rain in th
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mes pinched nerve: and vein ,1:
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.me remove the cause 0
. and pain. health is restores
, , .l. harmonizing the nerve sys
in your body. Female troublet
. special attention; also curvatnrv
the spinaé You will never regret
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, .. - treatments given also.
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Clearance Sale at All Winter Clothes for
Women and thssesl

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toyouiosu lyyourclothesmdsnowyouwouldcomehere
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arenot found anywhere. Oomeandinvestigate.
COATBreducedtoaslbwss..

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In Effect Jan. 14, 1918
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW VORK
A. M.—1:391, 5:271, 5:491, 8:08,
6:571, 7:181. 7:541, 8:211, 8:591, 9:39,
10:331, 11:211. . .

P. M.~—12:03, 12:52 (Stamford only),
1:091, 1:381, 3:171, 4:321, 5:271, 5:48,
6:021, 6:47 (Stamford only), 7:021,
8:08, 10:07:.

Sundays

A. M.—-12:341, 5:271, 5:491 8:59,
9:191, 10:331. 12:031. ,
P. M.-—-1:091, 2:441, 3:121, '4:321,
5:48, 6:021, 8:571, 7:021, 7:571,
10:071. 10:40.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK
A. M.——4:101. 5:30, 8:34, 8:001,
8:511, 9:151, 9:451, 10:501. :
1’. M.-—12:031, 1:08, 2:151, 2:57,
3:301, 3:53, 4:23, 5:131, 5220, 8:001,
8:031, 8:101. 11:151. 11:451.
Sundays .

A. M.—6:00, 8:001, 9:001, 10:031.
10:501. .

P. lit-12:10, 1:031, 3:351, 5:02,
5:251,.8:001, 7:101, 8:101, 11:151,
11:451. _
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW

HAVEN

A. M.—12:281, 12:581. 5:37, 6:07,
7:15, 9:191, 10:221,'11:581.
P. M.—1:2tl, 2:41 (Bridgeport only.
Saturdays), 2:47 (Bridgeport, except
Saturdays), 3:271, 4:28, 5:19, 6:21,

, 6:51, 7:031, 7:32 (Bridgeport only),

9:251.

Sundays
1, A. M.—12:281, 12:58, 7:43, 9:191,
10:19, 11:121. 11:581.
P. lit—2:101, 4:421, 6:331, 6:48,
7:081, 8:33, 9:251. ~ .
i NEW HAVEN TO SOUTH
1 NORWALK
I A. lit—12:251. 4:101, 4:531,
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5:50,
50, 8:051, 8:30, 9:411, 11:00.
P. M.——12:17, 3:401, 4:35, 5:131,
'371, 8:111, 9:181. .

., Sundays -

A. M.—-4:101, 4:531, 7:55, 8:301,
9:411, 11:00. ‘ '
P. M.-—12:171, 1:551, 2:231, 8:491,
2356x5131, 8:111, 7:051, 9:181, 9:35,
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sourit uonwstx TO oausuav
A. M.—8:13, 8:27, 9:591. l
r. u.—1:27, can. 0:25. |
Sundays l

A. M.-—9:25. .
r. M.~—2:15, 7:15. 2
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33 So. Main St. So. Norwallt

M .. Mrn‘ mmandable 'than
I I iglfdenialy for our' personal 9°7‘il‘19‘ilcl'ibt'd time between the first Sun-1"}...
,-tlon.
3the great commandment of love by;
gservice to God and our neighbor in . Our Heavenly Father ~_
ithe moat practical and salutary on; blessing to the cause of our country.
i servanee of‘mercv. The Son of Gutitand bestow the strength of His level
lbull made known to us the terms of ..upon all who have concentrated them,
his sentence on the dual judgment: .
lumen. l/say to you. as long.»- you‘llolv Name.
Vdid it to one of these my least ii. 411- depends ol the devotion, the volun-I
Lren, you did it to Me." ,(hiatt, XX\’,,’tary and whole-hearted support of...
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ORSETS

. Smartness in costuminlr begins with the Corset.

it the foundation is fashionably designed. prop: i
handed and fitted with a knowledge of the figure-
the wardrobe is practically correct for that sea-

New mdels in all the popular and best makes are ,

 

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I ’ " ~ Iregulations made by the oneness 01'
5our state and fedcrnl government. in

taddltion to the restrictions imposed,»
E WA" WORK.‘ by ecclesiastical law due observance:
should be given to the directions is:
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.- members in the South, where most of:

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Mr. Msyehol‘f Tells How it Has Pian-'
nod to Help Soldiers. 5

The Stamford Advocate of yesterday every form on Mondays and Wednost; ml to many that Norwaik has musicnl’ business will. be to add to

said :

timontai meeting in the Christian 3
Science church, a brief. summary of
war work plans of that church was» W
presented by M. N. Mayehoif of Nor-l
walk, chairman of the Christian
Science Camp Welfare Committee for.
the, state of Connecticut.

Church in Boston, he said, have been-9i.
desirous of taking some helpful part in” tb
the religious work of the camps but,
though many plans have been found-
latsd, there have been serious obsta-
cles in the way of their being carried

out it has now been found possible as

to place a Christian Science worker in'conditions malte it advisable the pas. “Over There,” played as a one-step and at. d the Iinute Women idea.
tor may omit vcspers on Sundays. . _

each Y. M. C. A. but in the country.

The worit will begin in the thirty-two' o,

camps in which the Y. M. C. A. is'bp be exerqsed in the matter of “‘4 stately with the‘ha'nd and dance prb-
Militia. placing one man in each camp. toslcants. The practice of abstaining gram.
from all kinds of alcoholic Manges,

These workers are to be real men's
men, who can mingle with the boys in
their athletic sports and other daily,
activities, and at the same time carry?

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Science, by,means of lectures, serv-
ices, distribution of the Christian-

hfayehoff said, will he'about‘8200,000.;
and, as Christian Scientists are few ins

and

meal
encefrommeatoa‘l‘nasdaysandst
one
the
of

181.11" in any .form that is not essen-

which reads z»

: Iand sailors actually engaged in the
: gees-vice of the United State» are Ash
’Wednesday. Good Friday. 11on fit-
.urdsy .ttli noon {besides Christmas
teve and the Eve of the Assumption
.outsz'de the season of Lent.)"

i ltherto is. demanded in the matter of
‘food: the spirit of the Lenten fast.
however. remains. ‘Selfvdenial is the,
basis of the moral order the. brain-l
ning of
chl't'cit does not relax the rigor of
her discipline to belittle
sity of mortificatlon but to give mon-
freedom in the manner of practicing

ishouid We cheerfully 'obev the call
which. in the presetit crisis. is made.-
by the nation to all citisens for self-l ,. - »
Mental
specified lines.

is .n face at rvatlon
.EgheTovernment‘of the United Stair-5.10 souls hardened by habitual sin. It.
”pen" to u, to 10,,” lusul'les ulld , would give increase of spiritual life,
restrict ourselves to the bare nacs-’ and strength to those who ate care.
.saries of life. so that. out,of our let!!! or indifferent.
7ahundance we may feed the hungry, parents closed to their children andt;
support the destitute and sstexuaribfins the blessings of God into the;
libs. existence of men and nations. home. i
Compliance. with this request in tilei. "Moreover all the faith'iul should M
l'name of Christian charitLis not it“ be urged to fulfill their buster duty;

vcooperating with the government can so strive and labor as If
i" provide the means neceaaw to ed on ourselves alone.
5 support our neighbors as well as our-

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i o the man . if' those who can a. i latt as subject ourrelves with energy.
:in buy. tail: advantage of the ups: to the discipline of the times and;
«'tuliity to acquire a surpltu'by guilty with confidence endure the sacrifices,
7hourding, the poor will be deprived of -imposed
ithe means to live and irreparable

Icause. Our emanation.“ sought ep‘ deuce to bring men bnclt to their Cle-
l'peciaiix in the matter
‘ita‘l. .While the church
{the stringency of her dl-cipilue nutmfi law. Let llil pray that inh Hi; diving;
in. to flint and abstinence. it is m-‘iucrcy He may hasten t e awn ‘ .
dunked“. on us all to"‘obscl~vt- tho 0|ldl"hfi pence. , l

g days and from wheat also at the even" talent that will rival. if not filil'l’lflfi‘ strength of UN! company as moral
Last evening, at the close of the tow ins meal every day:

ry kind on Tuesdays and at one menlt that the gallery VII filled '0 “930""? ”‘3" man 0‘ “'9 "WWW“ committee]
a day on all the other days of the1 with music lovers come to hear their: the city.

of fat as far as possible null from: or Howard Tilley.‘ in his inimitable; port. Mayor Clifford B. Wilson. lieu-
every form of pork on Saturdays.

, lsugar in any form beyond what is JGyppsisnd March—Alex F'. Lithsow. of"the Bridgeport War Bureau. spokel
The board of'dirociors of the MotherI "lemm-

votions be held in the churches only Medley—Songs of the War,’

one evening a week. the choice of the 82.:IMlel—Keier-Belm

evening and the" form of the devo- mp!-

.tione to be left to the discretion of Washington Post March—Sousa.
the pastor, who will endeavor as far

the indult relaxing the Lenten fast
in behalf of the people of the United
States. Compliance with the request
to them the message of Christian of mother— church in this matter
would prevent the deplorable waste
of men as well as of food. it would
,conserve wages that are now so nec-
Science Monitor, etc. l-zssary for workmen and their depend-

Ths expense of this lnitiaiworh,Mr, cuts. It would eliminate much midi

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«very day dart" heat, abstin-

 

Norwalk’s Leading pry Goods Store

c All Of The Suits At
Reduced Prices

A chance to save money on stylish garments
that have seldom been equalled. All that Were
priced at $20.00-522.00-$25.00-$30.00

' NOW $15.00
Those that Were slam-$15.00
NOW $10.00

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meal a day on all other days of
wool. abstinence from all kinds
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Among the regulations 'zs one

"l'he abstinence days for soldiers

After listing the regulations} Bishop
ilsn says. in part:— ‘ ,

“As will be seen by the plume regu-
tions. even less. abstinence than

spiritual progress. The

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and sacrifice along Cv’l’iftlni

Millons of our lei-i
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For Real'Botgains

Profit islseing discarded
on all Ladies" Coats, on
all Furs, on all Winter
Goods. Stock up nowas
Clothing is going ,. still

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the practice of as early as possible within the pre-f

we re iultlii'tng'day of Lent and Trinity Sunday. i'~'
in either case ‘ a “In all our prayers let us beseech.
to grant ilis’

sselves to unselfish sacrifice in His!
The Iii-s of the nationi

her citizens, but the stages olf thzllr , =
"' e otts de (is upon . . .et 8'
Only by the utmost exnclm’ss in if pen a" depend-
and at the
same tllne pray and live as if all (19-,
pended 6n God alone. May this sea--
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No heart should faint ,in the conflict!
rong will be done our country" that is destined under Dlvnva Provi~-

, H h u w on MEMINUTE WOMEN ~ '
'1‘ food “orator and rc-ostnb 1- na 0 -t HA ORGANIZED ‘

tnatmoditleti’ solid foundations of His immutable;

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I lthe order of a large vigilance com-
}mltttq. is contemplated in the plans.
5 Companies will be [formed in the
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AMERICAN BAND- .
HOME GUARDS’ BALL

(Continued trom First Page).

,Home Defense League Minute Wom-
: en with a minimum strength of twon-
ity-five with a contain at the head oil
'each company. add a lieutenant whose l .
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"(II)-——Abstinrnce from wheat in:

.any city in the country, in comparisoniwomen are needed. The captain of , ‘ ~

"(me—Abstinence from meat of ev- to the else. It was for this reason; each company will report to the.

calf. , lconcert given by the band. . - At a preliminary meeting for tho
"(c)--Abg[inence from p“ .klnds} At promptly 8:15 o'clock, Bandmast-'organlzation of this work in Bridge-

!manner, led his hand through the fol , tenantvgovernor of the state. presided.
"(tn—Abstinence from the use or'iowing well t’leiected concert program: Judge George W. Wheeler, chairman

.Memorles of the War—L. P. Lauren-t Other speakers were: Miss Caroline .

"in the use of fuel the greatest dean. _ . Runs-Rees. chairman of the cmnmit-. . .. ,
economy should be puma“, To ' Star Spangled Banner—Francis tee on Womans Activities of the! DOIIGI l8 FAIRIAN ,
is end we suggest that Lenten dc- ScottKey. -' ,stato defense council: William TJ

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”line”. chairman of the Bridgeport' "' “11" Lamb, "u” WThm
aw” Savings Committee: a. Ern- "9 Today *
cest m seton, publl ty chair-l
-maa d th. woman's committee‘snd,
At the conclusion of the concert. the' 1-1..'.-M chairman of the Bridge-l Sentinel want Adrs. heap yon—p

possible to conserve coal, If local band swung into the inspiring song post Wm Committee and Wish-touch '1“; mod, it", thinks“ M, .

 

“tho ball was on.ed s ’3 or. ,
“Not the least commendable form After repent encores. vec - .
mortification and conservation may chestra of 18 pieces played alter-

 

The
' in the members of Local lilo. 52, Musl- i
explicitly urged b, the Holy See cians' Union. not engaged in the band I
and under the leadership of: that vet- ; t
ersn of dance music, Frank sync!
C They put over a dance menu than! lit}
live long in the memory of the throng.
The. First Cotn'pany turned out in
uniform as well as their brothersjn
omit, the Second and Third Com-
panies. Captain Floyd Nash, of Wes
port. came over with many of the men
0: his command. ‘
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the camps are located, the burden of ‘
supporting the work must be borne by
the Esotern states. The fund will be

 

Church in Boston. Each state has a

nancial success would be putting it
mildly and following their usual cus-
1 tom, the First Company will turn over
', a large portion of their share of the
rehetpts ,tn the 1.31. (r. A. fund.
The following committees all, work—
;ed with exceptional order to bring

CREAM FOB CAIARRH 1
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committee of five, constituting an e1~l
ecutive committee, which will sum:
marize the expenses and draw upon
the fund as it is found necessary..

At the, close of the address,

bolt; were asked to indict“
amount of their! subscriptions to thin

fund. Mr. some mm that the an. out your drum

plans had met with s most5enthsssiss- .

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Will/Kim. the air passages of-yur;tenant Charles Britto. chairman: Sore
head will clear and you can breathe; M
l freely. No more “m5 Mp"? Corporal Ralph E. Dibble. treasurer:
, Willa blowing. item chestnuts-sine;
cards were distributed, and the mean gilng for breath at all!“ your on”
“i' aims will hob-e. 4

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" h" “WWW”. strata this-on mt: ens-Issa- ol Ambler-WW W
mm ‘thahead. soothes thawed or with.alteratioostocost9499fwesalua
' I ?Wiwollal momma-armaments! to It. Em.“ Merton; by the

about this hugel success of the yen;
in one minute ’01" cloned BOOM”. lure. For the first Company: Liet.’

guilt Hummer Bctis. Sergeant Ben-
in Joyce, secretary: refreshments.

 

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man 7. McMahon. floor . A..-
f .. .l'i'ank nonet' '
cloak? 'Bl' 1110'“. J; W. W
; was chairmcnrr. Byflcid. secretary:
andllowardh. man. J. ‘smith.
lhaah Bree. Jalin‘s Prnnyi and Carl
'msiagerolmsde‘ n the committee. * .‘

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