f in who. Mum MJMfi
”than. ”no WM. to by.“
f“? III ovum» sun-run».
Mun Monocular-o.
Ilillultd Weather turnout.
alarm and cloudy mother will u-
) mull. proud“ by W slut fol.
‘ trot-stints N-w lamina. IIIIII mt
, ”Miami! winds blowing with
m oi"). coma. tollowsd in this no»
sssvop "cold wove." Baum-v. cit-r,
m min: will win. with brisk to
m novthwumly no wouerly winds. and
“aim loam-tum hoIow mot 8m. day
MI: wanna. Mr warm.
I'm-mt" meant.
, Mott point of the thcrmometnr rm «J.
“only-Ito“ hour-II ending III. noon talc; wu
Whisks“. 82° above rem.
Mun Alumna for III-marrow.
Will's. Sun “on“ Hlxh Tide how The
' ottzw' MID-.15 I «so
The Armenian (location.
All attitupt has boonrnmlc in certain
qualms to make light of tho macros
ht Armenia, as though they had been
greatly exaggerated and whom they I
were not, exaggerated the Armenians
themselves had precipitated the conflict
. by rebellion.
To Ill such foolish endeavors the uni
tie on the Armenians in The Review of
Inflows is a sufllcient answer.
, The name of the writer is not given,
boom. the editor implies that it would
not bilwiscor sole to make it known,
hat the account is vouched for as from
nthority. It was probably furnished
Either by a missionary or some one can—
neotcdwith the American consular serv-
ice. The author says than are now
about 4,000, 000 Armenians in tho world.
Two millions and a half are in Turkey,
h 1 1,250,000 in Russia. The Kurds are.
3 order 1" of human wolves," dwelling in
'0'“ with ‘ mountains all over Armenia. Tho
em as ”active, cruel,
herons." They call
1' their Fountains. The
them t hilly in
remaining on the good atria of than and
wing them as n scour go to rirl Ammrio
of Christians. The paper in Tho Roviow
declares in so many words that tho moo
scores of the Armouiuns am committed
with the connivnnco of the Turk. That
these massacres have not been invented
or exaggerated the paper shows cm-
phcticolly.
The question is. What lrl tho ('hris-
'tian world going: to do about it? in that
question the Uniml Status is no mm h
interested as any nation in Christ: :1
(Tom. The author of tho popwr in Tho
Review seems to ho of opinion that tho
best thing to do with Armenia would he
to annex it to Russia.
or desert
on
Al
Hearing by Hypnotist».
The prophecy that tho dumb shall
speak has already been realized through
the achievements of solemn. The prnph'
coy that the deaf shall hour will also ho
unlined through the sumo lxenctlmcnt
agency if the expectations of I’mtem
Enoch Henry Currier are inl’illcd. Pro
Iona! Currier is principal of flu» lontotm
Row York institution for (lead motes.
Profs-nor Carrier’s idea is that tho
winch con to wrought through hypnw ,
um Myst» no insanity have [mm
holed through thin new, so why not \
W? Tho professor ham out that
T‘ tlndcdm ltdoe-toslsckct tuna.»
Wt in the urinary ncrvc. '1'th I
w to ttrsnathon o vmrk muscle is In ,
who it. it now by tbowill Ma byp»
i
not!“ the patient can hmtnlhfl
tho “litter! nerve and dovolopit, tho
molt wtllhointtmo tho analopmcut ,
d the power of heuinmoathcwm‘
mic.
mmmll put thcmbjcct into
tithyplotlc sloop-«hotly howill put
torn-p tntcttoflh. mu sud amt
thfllomnllhispowcrnp-
“monolingual” sud hidltwsko
”hallo ltswcl'h. Allthobninund
, ”mm to Wed on the
land W The “Macmillan
wllbdtohm.udthopm-
‘t‘umthulnumthdutw
fiflmlnhhmwillsostrm
1"»th mud. idiom
ditch. and Mott-ct. Wall. it
“it”.
Onto! the resolutions uloptml on
m intern-venom III-tum no m-
m a. ”and in mining um
we! uptown-o till the lotto! hove
.umm ct thofimortbs arms-
“'~ ”not”!!! tor Wins
WEB. hm «corporation is rock.
W moon-ut- thrush!”
“amulmuv
insult-hatch Macaroon ncvcrbo
,bromctthc andthstllsrscnlcbe
humhtm I! com. 1th
ed In tho smo'r st an smnlo
my show thcmulvcs in In obscure way.
”Burt-sud Csrlntbls both man and
woman out mic, the tumor batons.
tho: hollow it gives them “wind" for
the lath! to in-
wortcr it at for no otherwork. health and
hath tolling him st other cmploymcnts.
Even l! he never consciously swallows any
skfllxc ('(ntTl'Ml-l.
of tho poison hc breathes it in the air and
absorbs it through the skin, and «Instant
bathing is ncccsssry In order to stave ot!
the ultlnmtc cvll clicct.
As a grunt many tollct pn'psmtlons and
cosmetics contain arsenic or lead. it can
not he too fully uudI-mtmul that the wo-
man who habitually employs them is pol-
sonlng hound! qultc an cllwtusllymlthough
notso rapidly. by their exuvrual use as it
the swallowml the dangerous drugs.
The most Ivflcctunl lIomItlflcrs in the
world and the hnnlcst to obtain arc hop-
plncso sud fnvulcm from worry. Tho
woman who can secure these has only to
drum lxycnmlngly and mkc plenty oi own
the in Imhrr to lump young and chumlug
{or yum-II, for It is on acknowlcdmed tact
among physicians that conditions onto
Inpmml to he of on cntlnely mental and
uplritunl unturc have molly a marked
physical influence.
A sketch is given «It a skating costume
a! Ramon gm‘n cloth. The rather short
“in is lllflll‘l‘l'tl with a lmnIl (I! lllllfk mt-
truklmn, alum which to It Ilmp braided
pottuu in ”M 'l'hI- ju'kI t is tight lit
“ninth: lass-ate kmlukgodcts st :IcJ
hock. Thu inckI-t is entirely cng-d with
actmklmn nml fl‘lhl'flt‘d with It hmidnl
wltvm, 'l'lw punt "in wolmw It furlmIIIl
at tho wrist. ohm: whirh ls hmillinu A
[mm-n wlvavt lhillt“ mm! :In untruklmn mull
annplrh- ”In much»:
.lI ltlt‘ I‘IIIII I H
LEGEND OF THE ORANGE BLOSSOM.
‘ my Story a! nu lmlls-pflualrlo- Adjunct
a! Ilvrry Bridal (“n-tun".
Lilo: all lmnllinr I‘uIItIIIIIs whoa- III-lulu
lo Emil in ltllllq'lll). tho “’l’fll’ln“ of «Ironm-
blrvmnm at n wuhling ls ncwuuml {or in
yttrium may», Among llllll‘l’ Fillrlt‘fl is thI-
hullowin; pr: my lIuI ml from hp: Iln;
"Au Mm unprinm. prIa- IItIIl I :-'pxmi~h
king with .1 nmgnitu I lit IInIIIw- mu»,
whnwurmm} wow u Hummus and Wu”-
Ilurlul lmumm-I- I-xI-itul tlw mlmlmtlou of
tho wlwlu mun. Many III-gm II in vain for
alrrnurh II! thuplnm. lam n l‘nrvlml rm.
ham” Wits lltfllll'llllfll by tho lll'llll't‘, to
lutmdum to umit n curloslty tohh Imllvu
land. “II [1:94th I-vrry [malhlo moons. [Mr
and foul. to momupllsh his purposr; but,
Ill lilo Ivl‘lertb, coming to lumglnt. llI‘ gave
up in Ilvtpnir.
”Tho inlr Iluuuhtcrnt (III- court ganlI-ncr
I'm 10ml lry a young nnlmn. hut lucknl
the dot which the inmily mmIlIlvml nec-
I
”Will!“ Wit.
It) I bib. Outlay, chsuclng to
at mu blouscmt, tho
am [no it to his
“ u m lutho girl's
Instr, all but a
sum who .pro-
who do alum nan-v
autonomic human-crunch
mumkmmmdman
ulmnhrsncootthnmmot all
laminar, IT!!! My Invite on In-
otlm hit»! the lucky me condom her
hlv.
"Wham tho mum” What
“but! lu ammo! thodlughtor's
«tuba-yum W can not unto. but
mmhkmmwmulm
. wraps In this IIIIItI-rhil lII ll urcnt vm'lcty
“My who was" '_
tunerlnz trout s ~
tcsrtul cough. 1
which the out w
madlecl skill pro-i .
curable was uuov _'
his to relieve. We. I
did not expect '-
tnatrhecould long I
survive; but In I
I. V. Royal. dsp-- .
at! mayonw- i
pencil to be ltop- .
plug with us over night, and hsvlnz II :
bottle at Ayers Cherry rectors! with ,
Mm. Induced mywlle to trythlo remedy. o
The I hit was so bencnclcl, that the 0
kept taking It. till the was mixed. 0
tilts is now enjoying excellent health, -
spa wslchs loo pounds. ”-3. 3.11unru- j
um, Bounty. (in.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
mood mum» Awards :
AT THE WORLD'S FAIR‘
FASHIONABLE FRENCH FANCIES.
Velours Antique - New Motcrlnlmnonbll
Skirts Do Not ltuccms Popular.
Lore. volvct and fur III-c tho character—
lstlcs II! this wlutur's fashions. Velvet ls
cspcclnlly l‘fill‘u'llll'll, um] all tho host houflcs
nm showing many lll(ltll‘ls of robes and
(If III-nutlful shudI-n. A kind I'nllod volcul’s
nnthuc hos III-on llrtlllullt out, which luIl
tones \l‘tlllllt'l'llllly wI-ll tho short, tlIliI.
pluI-Ihlilio Imp «I! old I'I-lwt such n5 is occu-
slouully soon when sonwhod)"s store of an—
ct-strI-Il or historical costumes, that once
flgIIrI-Il at court and root, are exposed to
tho light of (lay “with.
llculicm II! vulvet are worn with skirts
of silk or wool (if on IIIItlrclydlflercnt cul-
or, and tlII-sc tll'Cltll'll contrasts arc the
height of fashion. ’l‘lII-ro are also humor.
oIIs curious coIIIlIiImtlons, such as loco,
(lam-rs and fur; two kinda of for, us our-
nculv and ustrolslmn, or ermine and sable,
at prices i all y 25 per cent under regular value.
and $1. 50 These are from 25c to 50c below New York city prices.
at $1.50.
will not tear or pull out at the seams, price 39c yd.
Cor. Main and» wan Sta, Norwalkvg,
OPENING OF EARLY SPNINE NOVELTIES lll
Dress Goods and Silk
The largest, choicest and beat assortment of new dress goods evcr shown in the twin cl
LOT 1.
Fancy Mixtures in wool, all n. W, and would be good value at 50c; only 393 yd.
LOT 2'.
Wine Cmclrs, light effecta very choice, and decidedly cheap at .500 yd
LOT 3.
50 inch Novelties, all wool, Very stylish. A large assortment, at 76c yd.
LOT 4.
mi ch Silk and Wool goods fine. checks, stripes ai d mixtures, slylcs owned oxclusivel
us,$ 3.100 and $1. 25 yd.
LOT 5.
Cerons, the latest spring unvelty' In black, navy and tan shades; qualities at 81. 0:, 30
LOT 6.
Silk and Wool Plaids, former price, $1.25,- openiug price, 81.01) yd.
BLACK GOODS.
36 in. all wo<Il Henrietta, value 696 at 500 yd.
45 in. all wool Henrietta, $1.00 quality, at 69c yd.
45 In. all wool Henrietta, $1.25 quality, at 89c yd.
45 in. Black Figured Damasse. all wool, extra good value, at 69c yd. .
Pretty Henriettas, silk warp, in st goods in the market, $1.50 qoahty, at 31.25; 81 75 quail
STLKS.
An elegant uswrtment of the new and popular Ki Ki Wash Silks, the only silk fabric t :
li\'lx,\'l\'(‘- FUEL! l'.
nndnhifl'un IIIIIl win-I. Whvn IWIIsIII-tl
n! {IIrIIrI- t‘lllllltlyt'll Ingnthvr. mw forms
”III [II lI‘rlIII‘. whllt' llll’llllll‘r Eh III-Ml lUl' tho
l'IIIiIIu. or I‘lllllll‘.
A [lrl‘lll IImIIy I‘nnvy mull-I ll"! worn.
'l'hvyIIrI- wry .hlllllll. lllll I-xlIllIlt all tho
lil‘lllllllllllll‘ t'llllll'lthlrl N't‘ll in (‘HSlllllll'§.
HIIIIII-Ilmm llll‘)' :Irvhnll of fur IIIIIl hull of
\‘I'lVl'l. 'l'hry :ll‘I‘ li‘lllllllt'll with hows IuIIl
llIIth‘l‘~, II hunch II! \ltlll’lu lII-inrz lllt'l‘ll‘
mrilv llurul Ill'l'nl‘flllnll just how, or u clus-
lI'r of Might rml Iluhlhm
Huhlu. HTTI‘T‘. Itslrukhnn. silvvr fox qul
ultIIIIk Im- the lushinunhlo (HIS. 'l‘lwso om
ll~t‘tl to trim visiting tullvts nl lllll‘l-l. llnn
“Inuit. III which runny rww mmlvls nro
shown.
le Ilouhln skirt III-cum to how rctlml
ln lll'fllitlr. XIIIIII II! tIII- up todmocos
tmmu shown it, mul t‘\'I'll I-vonllm gowns"!
llght nuttcrlul, whore. if unywhun'. It
would lIII I-mwnhh', continua to hold to
tho plain lII-ll shupu. A pll‘tllfll is gin-u II!
on I'm-ulna tollut nhuplc in IloslgnJIut
rich. It lu- ol pulo groan molns. 'l‘hc skirt
hmnn nIulI-In at tho hock mu! "not over s
tnhllvr of Milton unlpnrcowr whllcsotln.
'l'hI- clmw llllluu molro hmllw IIIIII ll uulpuro
VIII-t. 'l‘lIo IlI-IvIIllrlnuII lII mourn, the “ppm
part oi tho ('(ll'riltutl lwhm unthoml on IIIIch
IIIIlII umlcr n clmu of vlnlut vvlvut. A lmr~
tho. of uIIlpIIro umlvluh-t wlwt polIIIII
surrounds llIt' buck mu) IIlIIIuhlIIrII. mul
luruo pullml rlt‘t‘V‘l’lH'Xlt‘lld half way In "In
album .| i’ IIII: I‘IIIII.I.II"I‘.
Jumnm llnw Hull Elinor».
A lnt‘orltv lllwll IaIIIIIII,‘ lZII' vpu'lms oi
.lltwm ll cmulum-Il III row I} iI ml 'll Itlih
’lhudlnh ll pf‘llllllt‘ll u-I 1».qu l'pam (I
“I‘ll III amen ttlJnII, II VIII-yIuIIIIIII H P‘ :I\~ ‘I‘ll
III Japan. is loll] llltl lI--h. \vIIII-h IN lll-‘ll
uu'vl‘ully carved into llll'l‘n ’I IIIII mm mm
lII II Ilvllmtt upcmtlun, tor IIII- I-IIrVI-r Irill-l
IIIIt lIIlIII‘n llm lll'ltl'l. llwr. MIIIIIIII-h «Ir
gm. of tho IlIIh. 'I'IIII mail port» In III: III
um, um! Hm llnh lohl IIIIIIII llll'l‘m‘l. Ilomp
III-"mm, ll, will llto umll llII-II-nz..;snil Ill
ul tlmIIle. Au thuuumu mmirw llll'lll,
slim um trunm‘orrvd (mm Ilw Tutti) II! tim
unlortuusw IIIIII. which mm mm m- put"
tlonl of lm-If dlmppcnrhm Iluwn tlm
thnntnol tho tlllll‘hl. A ummt «It It .lopu-
um IIIlIl lm “will not out his IIllmI ct llIIh
while the (armor owucr oi tho round was
rounding him with munlnuly rcproach-
ml cyan nuIl Uumltwllltltl upon Ihn cruelty
at the custom. llls hunt rcplloIl limit
was no wot-w than acting on oynwr olive
and did not" upprosch In bin-Inuit: tho
pnctics of brotllng llvo lobsters. 'l‘hlt
dish ll only not with In the houses of the
rich. When tho-liter of out are 'Illppstl
Inlay, ttnropucs Isy that tho: an very
plantain—Jim Yuri World.
Mn. Elm—“Didn’t you how I 5“
t1 uh cm at your door Ilttle Fatal”
ills. BMW-"Oh, ”I! not ‘ I
couldn't not but to any."
In. Round-«Wt» out!» W
THE» BOSTON STOR ~-
'FEIJPJPI‘IONE CALIJ’ 57-4.
Corner Main and Wall Streets. Norwalk.
-,.a._..____. n -0. - A.
BUT THE BEST IN THE Wfllll
You must exercise your powers of discrimination in so- v
lowing your goods. We not only supply you with the cheapest
h It at the some time th most reliable goods. Yes reliable
Izmds of the HIGHEST lllTlllNSlll VllllE for the [EAST .DNEY.
That in the test' and that is the line we are working on. We
invito you to see our goods, to submit them to critical cumin;-
tm: and judge for yourselves of their merits. We avoid schemes
of all kinds, and believe the superior quality of our goods will
reach further in the way of advertising as by all who use our
goods. Favor us with a trial order and be convinced.
l..."' "i
'l he l’wsl THIS :IIIIl Colfocs produced. ’ Fancy New Orleans
M.()l:s>’>v.\ :lllll ’l‘uhlc Queen Syrup, Rock Candy Syrup, Fine Ver-
IIIIIm \lupli'qyl'up, First Quality Home Raised Potatoes, Edam,
I’im- I, pII» \\ IIiIo Full Cream, Philadelphia Cream, Neufchatel,
lloquut'nn English Dairy Cheese. Gelmea, Farinose, Eli Petti-
jolm‘s ()leiIIIIIIia Tho kanst Food, and numerous other kinds. To:
in IIIII-s Set .. 20o per can, Canned Corn,80 to 150 per can.
2 lbs I-xlm lino l’ruuc.
3 Ills. mm‘ Beans,
4 :lIs. extra Raisins,
'2 ('llllh‘ SIII‘II-IIlaSb,
‘2. lbs. Apl'lI‘Uls,
‘2. lbs I-vuporatcd Pouches,
3 lbs. lunclwon Crackers,
Boss Cronin Lunch Cracker,
5 ll). Soda Crackers,
Choice Soda Wafers,
Fancy Gilt Edge Butth, 300 lb
F' me Baby Butter, 250 lb
Ferris llama, Boneless Bacon and Dncd Beef, the finest goods
on the market. 23 lbs. Standard Granulated Sugar $1.00. 0 r
sales of Saltinc and lFancy Crackers are wonderful.
lllllfllll E. SETMEII
25
25
25
25
25c
25c
250
100 lb. I
250 ‘
100 lb.
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lE lllNE ENEEEII.
Norwalk Chronicler