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{moth-es. At present locomotives are
constructed on so many plans that re-!
jails are constantly impeded because;
ct inability to get parts. it will be;
TCOAL
That’s All
'looomotivcs throughout the United;
.Stntie.
Gen be Achieved.
Mountain engines; freight, ”seen-l
agar and engines tor use
land in the south must be
lean be achieved. it is believed,
Box and open top freight cars will
‘oIer the greatest field for economy
"H and speed in this work. Brake shoes.
.{P- 'W l,heants. doors Ind other parts will be
tadapted for nation-wide l'le. Pu];
, fiman coaches are fairly well stall -
u m lardiaed. it w pointed out but there
its roan tor veloplnent in regard, to
lchair ears and day coaches. ‘
I
it is expected that than plans will
be developed quickly enough to per
‘ nit their appleation in the new con:
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‘whieb roads will malts shortly. Only
,new comment will be alected by
standardisation and it will take a year
or more to show any desirable result.
it is expected that the plan will be
. iso desirable that individual roads will
Dutee W. l-‘lint has dt ad of Ford continue it with the government set
lutomeblie in W“ Toupeand 3°“ ernment rail control is abandoned. .
Iodue of South Norwalh. Tied Up Care Reduced. -
l The number of cars tied up in the
east has been reduced by 10,000 since
the government took control of the
.roads January 1. the railroad admin.
, lieu-edicts stated today. There are
The National Cash Mater com- still 40,000 cars piled up in the east-.
x... has add regte tattle snh- hats been achieved while current
‘ y ‘ ter to T ern district. however. This reduction
II of 45 hfain street, the consideration movements have at the “me time
being about 8815. ' been kept .
1 ..
There were fifteen transfers of real MAY NOT MAKE OUT
we *- Norwk 1w mk- w... DEATH commences
.magoa‘ot 88,300. For the Inst
week of January, tats. tam wereninei
sales of real estate and mortgages of‘
810,725. - ’
m
—-Lnet meek hall before bent. Arlon
Ball, lenday night.
tConttuued rm Page One)
-ol' 1917. have the right or are sub-
jject to the duty of making the death
'certiticete required. by Section 1862
«.of the General Statutes and amend
.ments thereto. to be made by "the
{physician last in atetndance upon a
The South Nerwelk club memberrl pet-ecu in his last sickness. .
enjoyed one of the best lunches of tho; The malice oi chirollreetic is de—_,
,‘fined by said Chapter ‘610 to be “the
season last Saturday evelnag. the en “Mama,“ by hand of any or all
tertainment committee providingava- ot the articulations ot the human
zloty of sandwiches. salads. collee,'vertebral column." Such treatment
cider, etc. lits doubtless given by chiropractors.
‘ for many human ailments. and it is
» ' to be assumed that in some cases so
Ch" “m" William F' 3“" h“ treated no medical attendant is call-
been salaries for some days with a ed by the person in his last illness.
bodiyfroeenrlght hand. sustaineddtlr- Since the required preparation and
_ i. Thei ur examination for a l’censo to pra‘
1" the recent cold on! m y tlce chiropractic includes diagnosis
is much improved, but one linger 5’ and such dltlgnosI-t is a necessary
5"" SMDE him much trouble. .ptellmlnary to the accompaniment
lot treatment. it would seem that. a
--bnst mask ball before Lent. Arion licensedomchibrzpracticnt‘rwng 8 pt:-
son w d quail c to give t c
Hall, Monday night. linlormntion called for by such cer-
" . ‘tificate. and might properly be given
The latest cold-weather story comes the right or subjected to the duty
‘ from COICOb where it i3 Edd mi. {OUT of making the game, [hereby avoid.
"black ducks were found with their ing the necessity of procuring such
tails frozen last in the ice on the sur- certificate torm 1h" "18le “Im-
iner or health omcer as the law pro-
Jace oracreek. Amen who saw their “a“ for us” in which no phyll-
predicament cut the ice with a Jack- at“ ,8 m ntendance.
knife and liberated them. Practitioners ol osteopathy are ex-
12'9”.” its": i“"i"°i.'° ‘hl‘s‘lifil”
ecton . o to oner all a.
W“ William T‘ Haviland. 0‘ Howover. no such aprovisidn is made
theme" County 3“ association. as to chiropractics in said Chapter
has sent out notices 101‘ I metlng 01 410; indeed. while said not thy its
the bar association to be held in the
provisions for qualification and dog-
euanty court house in mm, on
wheat mask ball before Lent. Arlon
Hall. londay nkht.
w
ivractiee act to make
loans.
has not ensc ed this proviebn as to
'practitioners or t-eropraetic i am of "
lthe opinion that they are not subject council and the state ‘OVMI in
'ito the statutory rules and require- mm,
chases ottbe railroad automation: evolving to physicals in the
in will apply from such small vim making and ding of certilcates oi
as bolts and brake parts. up to moon death. .
in the northward A. Giddilgl. a member of the _.
. t meri on the stad of Gen .
differentin Connecticut State Council of Delense. He was 0 y I
{runny respects but general unilormlty2“iled several days "a from "an At-
lantic port" as a. member of the Fed-L
' ’ s-1
eral Reserve Batu Liberty Donn Hi I When the pigs are about five weeks;
ing as the clearing house even it so" all” which has gone abroad under tne ‘ MG mlddliegs and 1 W! ”R.
under the NW ”NW“. the“!
Gem: eertil- “mm-r
Governor lucnefifioleemb.flewill.
maltecottainlnvmigatiens “in thei
xnnewhichw‘lll aseietthestate;
r
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Therefore. since the legislature
”Ming Connecticut's
part in the nations war work.
Haler Giddinu. who has been a
1member of the Conncttlrut State;
Council of Intense since it was creat‘i
ed by Governor Holcomb. is superin-l
tandem of agencies of the Travelers.
MAJOR album "4 FRANCE
flmpeeeihle. however, to use uniform Former Member of ital! of General 1 e Company at iiarttord. He.
Rumfligeet mgr. Next is secretary-treasurer oi the Connecti-l
HARTFORD ’ :31; a” H ‘cwcornmnsmg Military Order of
' ' "— or a Foreign Wars of the United Staten
WOOD
Sawed and Split. Ally desired length
or size. Prompt delivery.
RAYMOND BROTHERS
Phone 113.! _ 137 Washington St.
eral Russell Frost, 0! South Norwalk.
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ABOUT WEANING THE PIGS.
sion. He is one ct twelve men who
have gone abroad for a tour of studv
and observation in connection with . .
the nest liberty Loan. it is planned hurry to w”: :f’mliig ‘rxer‘:
that members of this mission will spend "“3 ”“5 r. !
most oi their time in the war acne. “ ““1 milk for them. Of course “lei
Announcement that this ”Bert. y Loan “.1 :dmwhllnlam air 2:41.“; 5:!
lmr' °' mcbtgugawnsvz.‘ lf slum mint is not obtahable. it ls‘
3:412“ authorised today ,hetter to let the pigs nurse the sow
, ' ‘uul ten weeks old.
Upon'arrival abroad. Arthur (‘ros-l 8m milk ”a , orn'skim mm .
by. assistant secretary at the TreasuryI l ‘ ted m m proportion 01'
and amelnber of the inter-Allied Hilh 3 ‘to 1 m'“ a a u m r» I for
Financial Commission, will have gen- ' I ' . " shim Ill is not avail-
eral direction of the Liberty been Mis- able, . mixture of ‘ ”n. meal,
old, they will begin to taste some of
their mother’s food. Do not be in a
auspices of the 'l‘reasurv. State and
age, ted as thin slip, is very Hood.
War Departments. The mambo? i Gwd succulent are u always
this mission from New li‘nglan‘.3 :beneflolal. it will aid wonderfully
addition at Major Glddlnga, are n in mm growth on the young else.
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'3 'Ml sr. ' sum soawaan
m‘nOasM-sofWOI-Me 3- and the grain expense will be less-
uliddee ct Beaten and George w‘ and. After a litter ot’piga have been
Mm. “Mi °f the Union weaned and are acting well. the most
Trust Company 01 ”“6“” diiiicult part of their care is over.
in connection with his service] .3.—
sanussl Want as". use m in
Major Glddins' 'mim with ma. live. thinking we!-
abroad as a member of the Liberty
loan Ills-ion,
February Clean Up of
C-O-A—Tg-S
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. TheinterestaotthlsB-lkanditscustomenaseidentioal.
Wedeairetomaintaineloserelationswlth our present
mfimm.mmmunnnwu
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v 3:33.‘ serving spectalintersstorany partisbhr
soryisthatthelbnitedde itor f
the prosperous merchant of “norm—dime M ”We“
should interest you. YOURS VIBY TIMI,
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CONNEALLY 8t BRACKEN
“Walther-om mm‘
istration of practitioners is designed
. to protect qualified practitioners and
Friday. m 22. at 9'30 " m.. to the public from the consequences of
sake action upon the .194“! 01 Judge practice by unauthorized peltsons. it
Howard Burr Scott. .conters no‘~ fight to pratlce which
‘did not exist prior to its passage.
w'r—blnclr dog, gray on breaathny person "who does not use or
. _ eggvrcscribe in his treatment of man-
nnd legs. Notify M. Louise Smith T Ikind drugs, POI medicine, chem-
37-12. WNW" °" 2‘9 NW3“: Re- icais or noetrunss" was and is, by
'erd. I Section 4,714 of the General Etatutes.
-———- [exempted from the regitstration act,
- hrisl n cience Monitor 0! so that the legll right to practice
T” c u s 'chlronrnctic existed prior to, and was
February 7 contains an item continent!not created or all by the “t of
leg on the appointment of a Chrilstion 19". The sated" I obtained
Scientist“ fl mph“! in a. "u. u to the wow“ “mmthy W10!
‘ There arealso two Christian Scientist‘to than“ adage statute resisting
ml, Whittle" r e on Assam y by
a" i. the army. The imaking the ’above mentions] special
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den or the Gin-lotion Science Mr” fpmlstons as to the m wanted
meuvmment is citedas an evidence .that such provision was niece-try in
or the increasing influence or this order to authorise others than physi-
church.
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Furnished for , "-or I'm Mal-land“
me 300! commandment. m
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The White Electric Co.
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