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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, November 9, 1920 · page 5

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Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water

Say; 3 9-355 of hot water and
phosphate prevents illness
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demonstrata.

BALALCE OF WEEK AT REDM
Doo': ope". a: 2 o'clock.
treatment gnu: FREE.

No Drugs!

It v.E:

(Bring

COMMODATE PEOPLE

 

 
 

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UNDER THE AUSPICES OF DR.

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tend this lecture.

hear him. ,
Elillith. IS BELIEVINU
kilo from the highly instrurthe

lecture they will (It'IlEODéll'alP to you
inctamanenm result-t, improvement“
0". long weanling canes. that will as-
tunieh the afflicted as" well as the.
public to a tremendous degree.

No comparison can be made be
tween the Natureopathic“ work and
that or any other practioner you may
hive seen or heard of. They get the
most nmrvelous results, which is a5-
toninhing.

Neve; before in the history of the
treatment and cure of diacase have
such marvelou< results been attain
ed. Many declare the astounding re‘
suits, méde by the Natureopathic Doc-

 

ezr‘nated from the sustem
‘wnomes loud for the mil-
‘-G.3leria vhirh infesi the
f-‘h‘v'r; 1‘.th runs”- of leftover
‘ and ptmnzfi'ielikc poi~
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< 3 i
. en 3:} women who can't get feel-
, rzg‘i' {11:1 begin to take inside
411;. Before breakfast each mm-
H: drink a glass of hot water with
‘.‘ [93.‘9'1132’3; of limestone phosphate
1'. I' to rain out of the bowels the
Ir‘°s'§ou5 day‘s poisons and ioxinsxmd
1.. keep the entire alimentary canal

in. 92:9 and fresh.

"‘ as: who are subject to sick head.
a :2. colds, billionsness. constipation,
.l w'in wake up with bad taste.
backache, rheumatic stifl-
..- Hire a sour. sassy stomach
Infill

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201‘: are modern MIRACLES beyond
the power of man tn describe. Nev-
ertheless the Natureopathic disclaims
any supernatural power and attri‘

hutea all of his success to purely
scientific procedures. All public
treatments are entirely free. This is

the same gifted man who during the
last eighteen years created such a
furore of excitement In Boston. Pro

ride-nee, Hartford New Haven.
Bridgeport, Danbury South Nor-

walk. New London. Stamford and
most all of the principal New Eng-
land cities. ’

 

 

 

The above drawing was made by Mr. Wheeler, an artist «who saw him,

Saturday, Nov. 13, at 2 P. M
Hoyt’s Theatre

The Natureopathic Doctor
Will Heal the Sick Free

EVERY AFTERNOON FOR ONE WEEK ONLY l

Demonstration at 2:30 sharp.
Don‘t fail to see them.

7L”llllu.’1:» and now pit-sills“: :lml limit of
' . l‘ l’l‘t‘sltltifil 0f lllt‘ National Fnt‘iv-l} (Yj
». ltl'u'l" of (,‘onnr‘cticut Medical l'nlon :mvl Hnnormy Air-m»,
Gvozragrhic Society.

lwcturts daily.

Tnase who are interested to make a life profession should at-
Prospective students do not miss the chance to

These demonstrations and free clinics are for on. week only starting
in Hoyt's Theatre, Washington street. on Novembcr 13 at 2 p. In.

Name .......... ...---
2 Address ................... ..
City ........ . ..... .. ................ ‘

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EN'S HALL. SO. NORWA€LK

Admissxon and,

No Operation?

Something you will want to witness at this demonstra.

A SPLENDID BOOK TO ALL FREE

Coupon)

DR. BLUMEF’. HERE FOR THE PERIOD MENTlONED ABOVE TO AC-

OF THIS TERRITORY.

A New Method

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

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lilézllt. ’ ~i :11"; Elli Villa
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(nth. Jill tall“ «.1‘ lh-- 1.321.;le lfidill,
lo nu}.- g-zlzt ,-* 7' lmrly izntan’om‘h'

'l‘umwtu and Zuf’l‘fi.“ will be
li-‘ll't'll “illzon: telling: m but-nit}: 0:"
t7 .w loss mzv (imp w: bit: l'l upon;
llu‘ stuhv; mun llull it: gull View of
tip il'ii \' itl.~.lut rvmoval of
(Emma: (12‘

(if tile pm-on.
Absolutely Free of chirge

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l"or:'l say it can" lie dune. lax: 20‘
:wri c,“ it Chum. it. :nwnlvi-t‘ fwd are;
livilg in a world oi \‘mwiv' Lill'l in;
1m (1:0 1‘" 31.1.1732: it'lvillli -: llci
Mm fin: condemn- Without c'n’v'fu'. "

and w :xipz': lit-:lsive P0fl>l'lt‘l‘3llx§§1 (.35 _

inquiry is cwtuinl)‘ till“! t'VEDlQIr-

:iun " ;~‘<v(,.i.r~-l'-'.p—li 1x (53.3w: in the léglu m {nus Huh h.:.~'t}‘ r-pl:.;~ni~'
are V'lftw'l‘.’ \‘Ieln'ht. wiuiun; or (-umnmn svr.~
l l! ‘l ' inv‘llmi tn brim: :lu- Sui; or zip 3r nu‘n clinic '0
rhn h M -- ‘ lllc.’ zh~ :. mu; Lilli-W zlw rv ~lill'» :mv :vxuzzi- :«nal'
ix: 1.: A ~ I, ., in {at}, 131m: ('(‘lllll'll lwllvu" '
SW" « :.'(1‘ Z l. :al'h lw'l‘n w on inriutis sulljl-y -: Inc‘s, (lav. irnm;
'hé- S’ migmf". (1 :1 (zitllrcoputhiv pli:-'.~_ir~ian. Thr- purrn's o: the.) young should ,

ll' getting and lnalnf'unlng gun-’l lwalm~

NO COLLECTlON. ALL ARE WELCOME , ,
PAUL A. ZAHLMANv A LOCAL ‘ .‘
NATUREOPATHIC PHYSICIAN OF THIS CITY. '

r. lllmmmlsc 1.3 l.U‘,ll~ Blumzmr. It. raj;

tll‘t'(>l’):tlll_ a man wlln has liven a: the;

‘l‘." Nilztirmpzlrhic?

i4 the interest

Si? gr» 2.:

r» HEALTH \VIZARII ol the zigr. 3.")?
Open to all. Don't miss it.

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Modern scientific and tremendous-
ly interesting are each and every
one of these lectures. This new tri-
pllcity health science is fully explain.
ed in the hall. ‘

THE MARVELOUS CURES made
by these treatments have attracted
the attention of thousands of people
in all walks of life. and given to the
sick and sun‘ering new life and hope.
That the curable ll“?! are made to
hear, the lame to rcullqz abnormal
tissues restored. simply by the appli-
cation or these treatment: without
operation, seems beyond belief. but

.\'u: nrr-npa: lilo l‘hy-l

and “9‘;
lwclurvw IlYHl tlwnmnstrution.~ :lln: lht‘y?
~. «luring ‘lil- enlij‘fi series of lwmurvs which in l‘hi‘llifie‘l‘tt-y prove
"as arm: flown-minus benefit to the gvnvral public

 

such aria'the claims made by those
who have been treated by them. and
you are given the chance to test for
yourself whether such things are
true. ‘

THEY “'IIL PERFORM vital
health changes the results of which
will astonish the skeptical. set the
serious to thinking and convince the
doubtful that their power is un-
questioned. No matter what the dis-
ease. how bad, how long standing or
how hopeless the case. it may be
amenable to cure. and, if curable at
all. these wonderful _demonstntions
will prove before ’your very, eyes that
such a thing is posnible and THE;
AFFLICTE'D ONES WILL ARISE
AND WALK.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

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They must have strength. Dyemst Mm Rd
must be insured by absence of “loading”- which' fwd

Here are all those
“of about half.

in

'2‘ 4».

There must be W
qualities—and with them a. 83m

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Comparative prices here printed are thfl :1 ‘3'}

l the self-same weaves and grades have been selling.

Easy to see at a glance just how much ml. 33':

dollars will get.

Georgette crepe. a yard wide, regular $2.7m
Crepe do chine, 40 inches wide, regular MM
Messaline, 35 inches wide. regular $250—-

Radium, 40 inches wide, regular 233-—

Bati nDur-hcss, yard widn. regular 353—4

Channeusé. 40 inches wide. fegulnr 35550....

i Tafieta, yard wide. regular $3—
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brown. Tami“ to match most of the-m. .3. 3?: f

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Penn dc Solo, yard wide, regular $3.7.‘y— ,

Th rd loot.

'Girls’ scarfs and

soft warm pron; affair: that girls like so much.

Doing that saved quite a hit of price makers
”get—anti we pass the saving along. - ., 3..

at .I.

Scarfs $3.50 and $5.
Tams $2.50 and $3.

A dollar or two less than rcoiilar price,

- Second 409;. “gm L...

m s

tams; special value '

'~, i

“2-" a.‘

We “made up" our own 51:15 of scarf with tam; those

Good big: widc thick t-otnfru'talilc scarfs that are ideal

!for school service. Good shades of tan and gray and

 

. The Nation-Wide Campaign

IN ITS SECOND YEAR

IS MORE THAN

EVER

A CALL TO THE W HOLE CHURCH
TO P R A Y E R
1‘0 SE R V I C E
TO SACRIFICE

ARE YOU TAKING YOUR PART ?

I m YOUR SELECTIONS EARLY

 

We ban a large stock of popular and juvenile ’ fiction, classics,
friendship hooks, linen books, cook books, dictionaries, ‘

Christmas Greeting Cards Now on My.

a.»
“l

Angevilc F urmture Co.

 

’- .... FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. ‘

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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‘5‘ ‘ Yer
‘ I

' "cum m to enter an: field.

INTERESTING“ ..

NEWS To
THE SICK \

:fl‘ 2?

Founder of Natureopa-
thy Coming toSouth
N orwalli. .. ..

 

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NEW REVISION 0F
SHOE PRICES
All our Shoo: marked dov-
accordingly.
80-0 tool “1" .m
Ice “3‘ WM WI.

Open Saturday Evening.

fin.“

MAX LEVY’S

SHOE STORE

31 80. Main St.
SOUTH NORWALK

 

1):: Louis Illumr-r. foundr-r of na-
tures-path}; is co ling; to South Nor—
walk at the rcqm-xt of hundreds of lo-
cal patrons and the rc-iufst 0t physi—
cal arrangements and of llr. Paul A
Zulmlnr“ Tl. _‘ hookctl to fulfill this
f‘llg.lg"l‘z . :— l'l"l‘0d to lzim at
it spurs u‘ 3- I {drab and dcmonstralion
givcn in Hypmion tln-lev. New Ila\(‘ll
to :i \m‘y crowded IlOUSr. Dr.
is \u‘t-il known in South Norwalk uni
xOl‘lVAilk having lectlirul in South
Norualk six yum": ago. when a grr-at
numiwr 0: local [K'Oplfi' allrindul, This
film» it». is (“nu « (ml to (l! linir only onw
.wm~l;‘.~; lt‘CHlf‘t‘ Saturday. Nourmbvr
‘13. it. the “031': and on Sunday thr
mm. in the Palace Theatre at 2 1,. m .
Balance of week It [team‘s Hall.
Smith Nor-walk. Then is no «action or
doubt that everv not will be Iliad Dr.
Blumer. um demonstrated “wrec-

llumcr

 

.pazhlc treatments in most every city
in thi> state produced such astonish-
ing results thai‘ll caused people with

 

32nd Year

MERRILL

Business College

Commercial and
Stenon'anhic Studie-

Send for Booklet
Enter Any Time

DAY AND NIGHT l
SESSION NOW OPT-1r ,

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all sorts of abnormalities to come lroml
'tu run-He Flee

:r: .1' drama . 'i it'd!—

Pasteurized
Milk, Cream, Etc. ..

DELIVERED TO ANY Pm? I. ,r/
ml’TH .V‘)““';\LK. NOR“‘AI‘. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

3 AND KANT \(1RVVAL‘. "
' Butter. ngu~ andvllcftc-rmilk. .
l I Not ( ulmw twl Kim Any True! a
, l ' ( urpnratmu.
; F. H. \‘empe&Son :
28 Munroe KL. I’ll-m0 901 or 1818
: “hr-a lilac k.
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5
3 .
3 ELECTRIC LIGHTING . ,
F House and factory wu-mg_ , ex- 5
l pert mechanics. Electrical ap- .
% pliances and merchandise. ,’
’ “’HITE ELECTRIC CO. I
3 134 Washington St. ,
; Phone 450 South Norwflll
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9 .._v
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: i « A I‘oll-'t~ l’~‘.l‘;
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’iut' . :' lulu: t:-.'.:‘. ll}. Niillll‘l"U}3¢;ill.l"?
£1" '3 31 7 “ 1‘I~"llnl mnum-r—f .
:’l'l‘- i"“‘”'"- 7.4 0? [in so rm _ "jymuvahl. i
" "‘ H 1" Il’l‘s‘ l' H] :f- 3m; “in! Lill-l 00 e 0p
m7“: '3- gul..l’u:'m ill. full \i¢ n or tllo 21w}
' 2' w ll'< knoulmirv 4v?” lil‘: my“
3- t. H": in all plum. h is xnun compro-
lU' ’ ~12. l at? lliu‘. (2' many suppns‘ lily
l1.‘~37 l‘ “'L'UI'Ml? ,\2\ (I'h- if; ‘g,§.71..1~;
:- 2.45“- v“; ‘l‘m’n‘ 1.. Hr (Pow {non .vci."
“oitu n “u- to: l.» :2" 1~' of mutual, [rim‘f

unzi‘ moral. as ml! aK norm} «lull..-

Elf lit.

22 No. Main Street

mul’mm

 

 

 

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l'url' n:?§lir't'.-s (‘6 MW (wo'plr tn
‘7 is m-:":‘.."; u". until: ll'fl'S" natural

 
 

~1~ Fawn; v. nmntl and
ill druzlvss
(All

from

" 'lt Ht P'.‘ lvifll'.

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moi‘uyis. 131 :l‘m
i'wnlfl, an» r:

pills and dope ?

(:34 l‘

cl :‘ug‘s.

Natureopatliy is ”It only scir nlil‘ic-
and standard svstl m amenable to all
sv‘ools. rrvcogni’éui {is (lip future
find {wrmzment hralll: S)sl- m.

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T": Y‘Jllmlr ‘hnc
wofl-‘u oz: 1‘. : $13131 r't

writ!- :: .m u-rnl
(if Yin v.1 rl llfé is»
llr'l‘n'ts to ii i» mil-hr and to
stlitlw ls‘ .':‘,-l has lslm‘v'vi l‘u standard

It ‘li" v-I‘

OLD CARS

“maiden-tom“
”WWW“ mu
m Av... botwoin' Oak and
cum: It. Bridgeport, an:
ummmmmm
annular.

 

of tho CIT-(«l or health farther to the
l‘rr-nt “on ul'Y mun \xlm has livrvi for

 

generations. His works are scientifiw

ally (‘Ullll'lilt'l as :1 l‘csult of H5 life!

study and pravtirr: in all diffcrv-m;
lmnlinz methods :‘m-l now his systrml
is l'ollt‘th’wl up l»; about lianfEO pram!
tilioncrs. His work lit-curm- a start-
lins: reality. (‘lGEF to naturv and Vi-
bratcs lull of realism. It is not lint-4i
with any poisonous drugs. Bur-(eons

knife or amythi‘ng which leaves an af‘
ter effect on the body or its tissues.
The people. of South Nor-walk and
Not-walk and surrounding towns will'
certainly welcome him by filling m-ery
seat in these two big: houses on the
13th and llth of November.

CLOTHING
—and-——
FURNISHINGS
—-for-—
BOYS AND GIRLS
At The

Children’s Store

37 West Washington 80. Mom“

 

 

l‘lr. Blunwr lrr'lrlrcd in Leavenworth

 

hall. Waterburv. also i. ”sonic oom-
pie: Ifnityhall. Hartford; hm‘
hall. Dnnburr: Y. M. C. A. m1.
Bridgeport: Hyperion theater, New .
Han-cu: also in “inter hall, Ahout'
five years ago in Red )hn's Hall. Sag
Somali. he lectured in Lyric hall.’
New London; T. A. B. hall. Norwich;

 

Hanna's Armory. New Britain; will
Journal hall. New Britain. The recent?

 

 

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Minn-given in New Haven in Hyper- i

 

ha Mr verv- attenacd by over}
314.900 people. The neon! lectures in
3N“ lac-don have been uncalled by,
25,030 people. The “mind lot-l
«inequity is so great cocky that.
here area-m prospects-gt land lot.

 

The sick.“ be treated free. and
there will be no adult-sie- charge.

‘ "W.

:8. m
JOB Pmc
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