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For Christmas presents we make a
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Ladies’ Overgaiters, 25c and 50c to 81.50.
Our new line of Ladies’ Twentieth Century Enamel and
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new Cloth Top Shoe, at 83, that is perfection itself.
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.mand of the powers and has joined the
While They Remain inactive the
Hatchery Goes On.
THE ACCORD REPORTED BROKEN.
Additional Reports of Isabel-a In Arms-
nlswlnrds continue to Piling. and Kill.
hitshIt-y‘s Pas-liar Action Indicates a
Disagreement of the Merl. 1
Corsraurlvoru. Doc. iii—Much relief
is felt among the friends of American
missionaries over the news that has just
been received by United States Minister
Terrell from Aintab. Bitlis. Kharput.
lilarsovan. (.‘a-sarea and Talass. and which
contains assurances that the missionaries '
at those points are safe They are under
the protection of Turkish troops. in ac
cordanoc with the peremptory demand
madc upon the ports by Minister Terrell.
The reports to Mr. Terrell from thee
points, although they give the comforting
assurances that no harm has thus far come
to the missionaries, state that serious dan-
r still exists and convey the impression
at the fear of farthcr outbreaks is by no
mantis past. Word has also been received
that the American indies at Hadjip are
safe.
The French guardship Faucon has ar-
rived here in accordance with the permis-
sion granted by the sultan upon the de-
English gunboat Dryad. the Italian war
vessel Archimed. and the Austrian gun-
boat Sebcnico. which arrived during the
week.
The secondary effects of the outrages
perpetrated upon Armenians in the
months past are soon in tho advices now I
being received from Anatolia, whichl
dwell upon the terrible distrass existing .
everywhere. A thousand fugitive have‘
taken refuge in Black sea portl. here
they remain in a deplorable condition.
Thmlinrdn Rtlll Kill Instill)".
The Kurds continue topillngo the Anna ,
nlan villages without opposltion from the l
helpless inhabitants or from the authori- ‘
tics. During the last three weeks l6!) vil- |
lagos have hyon sacked and 701mm killed.
The villages of Serial, ilazira. Bohazkoes- .
son. iiadjlkishla and the Armenian dis- ‘
, trlot of .ilaizalsor have been laid waste. l
The village of Lamnsguird has been raided ‘
four times in one week. l
The authorities make no attempt what~ '
over to put a stop to the Kurdish raids or z
to punish the perpetrators of thorn. it is
feared that the inhabitants of numbers of .
villages. who have fled through fear of I
threatened outrage and have taken refuge
at inoccosslblo points in the mountains,
will perish during the severe weather of
the winter. which is now coming on.
The Armenians are in a state of utter
despair over their situation.
All kinds of excesses are perpetrated
upon the inhabitants. many women and
girls being outraged by the gondnrmos as
well as the Kurds. It has previously been
alleged that the Kurds alone were respon-
sible for this species of outrage. being be-
yond the control at the authorities. The
scenes which are daily enacted am too
horrible to allow of description. The sur-
vivors of those massacres are compelled
either to adopt Islam or be killed.
Fruitiess to Appeal to the Ports.
Tho embassadors of the powers here are
finding that it- is useless to address com-
munications to the portc on this subject.
as the sultan is Convinced ‘thut the Euro- .
pean concert is a more icint.
Although the immediate cause of the ‘
rocont widespread panic hero was the .
quarrel bethon twu Armenians. It now);
appears that a wholesale attack upon all
the Armenians in thoeity, lookingtotbolr:
extermination, was really projected on
that day. The attack was to oommonro at .
ll o‘clock in the morning. but. tho plan .
was frustrated by tho stato of alarm and
excitement created by the potty quarrel:
between thotwo Armenians, which served ‘
as a warning to tho other Armenians in s
the city and caused them to take refuge l
‘ in their house,
Several conflicts between Armcniansl
and Mllfitllillltfillri are known to how taken
place Saturday evening in various parts
of the city. but. great secrecy is malntain- 1
ed on the subject by tho authorities. and I
no details are obtainable. ’\ .
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olea Between Islam anildfisth.
-Lo.\mo.\', Dec. lit—Tho Daily News has ;
a dispatch from Constantinople dated Doc. .
4. which says: "News is daily rcceivcd‘
hero of thousands of A rmcuians who aro ,
offered the choice between Islam and
death. ‘
“At Marash an Armenian who was or- i
dainud an Anglican clergyman refused}
the choice and was killed by slow torture. ’
At. Khnrput two Protestant preachers and
a Syrian priest tvuro murdered for tho‘
sumo cause. At Aehmo 5:3 persons dicd'as
martyrs to their religion. At. Uuzoon al
largo numbcrof Armenians worempturcd I
and led to zrnoigbhoring Turkish \wil'lago. I
where they were ordered to change their .
faith. Fifty of them rushed into the Eu- I
pbmtes and wore drowned, tho ’l‘urksi
shooting them while they were in the wa- I
tcr. At Hob Fl?» were killed. I
”This day the British vico consul atl
Van describes the condition of the Armo- I
alone there as being too appalling for‘i
words. Thousands of women and girls!
are wandering through the snow plledi
stroots without shelter or food and bare- I
I fathers created.
Adlai Itevanson lays If Rolland his. to
Chum It. ll. Int ”(his
Pear Towaums flashy Des. tit—Ao-
oouling to Thomas Nowell, who was elect-
sd delegate to congress from Alaska last
summer. Vice President Stevenson has
expressed himself of the opinion that
there are no grounds for arbitration of
the disputed boumlary line between Onn~
ads and Alaska. and if England thought
otherwise. she would have to fight for her
rights.
Nowell came from Alaska wlth Vice
President Stevenson from his northern
tour that summer. and in a letter to the
Alaska Mining Journal from lloston New-
cll says:
“i llntl the sentiment. of the people, in
regard to the boundary lines of tho tarrl-
tory between British (Iolnmbla amt Alas-
ka, lnrfavor of standing by the boundary
line that was established in Joel. 'l'bs
sentiment hero is very decided that under
no circumstances will they giro up one
iota of territory that. We have cultured by
purchase from Russia.
"in an interview with Vice t’resldent
Stevenson on my way down from Alaska
he was very decided in his opinions in ro-
gard to the boundary line. He considered
there was no question to arbitrate. and if
England thought she had any rights in
that direction she would have to ilght for
them.
"'l'hcy did_ not propose to accord ling-
land the least consideration in regard to
any claims they might bring up in regard
to the territory of Alaska. ’l‘ho people
may rest. assured that the interests of the
territory are in safe hands 'and that with
the incoming congress there is no ques-
tion but. that the territory will ho acmrd
ed a delegate. anti through that delegate
any legislation will be enacted."
,THE iNDIANA DISABLED.
An American Liner Coilides With tho
liritish Stearnsr Zamora at Liverpool.
Lil’lilu'ooi, lice. ill—Tho American
liner ludlanu. (‘uptaln lioggs. from i’bll-
ndelphia line. :3, at. 7:30 o'clock last even-
ing was turning in the stream hero in or-
der to land her passengers when she col-
lided with tho liritish slunmor Zamora.
which was anchored in mldstroam As a
result of the collision tho lndiaua showed
a big rent in bar port side just at the col-
lision bulkhead. through which lilo water
ruched quickly and in a great torn-m.
Tags wuro promptly on hand to assist
the disabled sienna-r. and film was unme-
dlaicly towed alongside the hunting stage.
where her passmmcts wore buulud. There
was no panic among them. although tho
vessel sank three feet. in half an hour. An
ril'ort. was nuulc to plug up tho great hob-
ln tho sttrtnu-r's sido. but. it proved fruit-
less. The vessel was towed to tho L'iu'ster
nllnl'ti and was there beached.
With only a little more delay the hull-
ana would have sunk in ruidstrouut. ’l'ho
Zamora was also badly damaged.
The lndinnn is a brigrlgged iron steam
or of 1!.lHi tousuotnnd 5i. lIw tum gross
roglstvr. film was built at l’hlbulolphio in
Hill owl is owned by tho lntrrnaiiomll
Xnviunt ion company. The Zamora is a yes
’scl of 773 tons burden.
l-‘ivs Laborers Cfllllll‘d to "with.
livoxyuui, lbw: iii.—.—.\'o\\'s has roach-
ml Knoxville of a disaster which occurred
at. iiig Stone gap. \'n.. Saturday at norm.
in which live whito lab-worn" lost their
lives. The men wuro working on a cut.
amt had stopped for «llama. seating them-
selves undor a lodge of rock ill'lljt‘itting
from an ombankmont. Suddenly and
without tho sligbtvs: warning a large
I bowlder broke loose and come down upon
thorn. causing; tho instant death of all,
'l‘honntuoa of only two could be learn. d.
’l'hoy nro lioorjzo Iiardiu of llurrtl lio-
tn-at. \'a., and licorgo iielton of Luring-
tuu, Vii.
They fiery tho lllshop.
'l'n l'\1~l~‘.ll. Nob. iloc. ltL—Tbo (‘ntbo
llc congregation of this county has adopt-
od l'ts'llllilllllli tlvrluTilu: their intention to
support Father Murphy in his light with
lilsbop llomcum. 'i'luepriost soul hero by
tho bishop when he t‘Xl‘uilllllllllll'flit‘tl l-‘a-
thor Murphy held services in a hall yo»
lcrllliy. but \‘i‘na tumble to serum any war-
shlpors. notwithstanding tbo bishop‘s prm"
lumntiou of rxrommuuicalion includes
any l'atitoIb-s who may aid Murphy in
holding sot-view. ’l‘boy duly tho bishop.
Speaks a Good “'ord For Himself.
.Ix'llcl. Hrrnulny, lice ll'v. ——- Emperor
Wilton) lll‘erl‘tl. bore inn paid a visit to
tho dockvnrd and to tho Scatuon's home.
At the latter plat-cite made an address
and mlministorcd the oath totbo naval
recruits. ilo exhorted them to ronmin
good Christians. to be loyal ,lor’tholr em-
peror and fntborland and to keep the oath
sat-rod which bound thorn to submit to one
will in ordor to preserve what their fore.
(inly n “‘ar of “'orrls.
New Carcass, Doc. iii—(longrossman
C. .l. .Iioatner of the Sixth diatrirt rhnl'
longed Major ii. .I. lcarscy. cdltorof Tho
States, to light a duo]. Nr‘ugotlations bnvu
been pending since, but unto last evening
it lookcdas if neither side would yield,
and a l'l‘SUI'b to arms would bo uoccsmry.
However. later the seconds announced
that. an amicablo settlement is now very
likely and that there has been a stay of
proceedings. 1 ‘
Morton a Presidential Candidate.
New YORK. liar. ill—Tho Morning
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Sample books of full line latest styles of
Boarders
Papers. and Gilt Mouldl taken to
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footed, their ravishars having only left I Advertiser of this city this morning says:
them a chemise and some of them only a ; “Levi 1’. Morton is an avowed candida“.
clout to cover their nakedness. i for the presidency. Tho Morning Adver-
“The Zoltun tragedy is approaching I tiaer is able to make this announcement
an and. At the Somanlik yesterday the . on.what may on termed the bust. authori-
sultan's secretary informed Europeans I ty. The governor of the state has entered
that the Zeitunlis committed a horrible Ivthc lists for the presidential prize, and
outrage: that they had descended on . from this time forth his friands will wage
massc from the hills, had burned the Moa- I honorable struggle for the honor. " '
lam village of Merit and had killed every I ——-—~—-~----~—
inhabitant. This is absolutely untrue, lp- ‘ round After Many Years.
vented by 12185 Boy. the 010“" Arabic l Caawronnsvnur, ind. Doc. tut—W. 1..
scoundrel “'1‘" now “”95 ”‘9 sultan and “Rabbit of this city. whose father was .0
the empire. He maintains his power by Chicago lumber "lgfohnnt and who di-
pandering "3 tho'sultan't thirst {0" ANN" ‘ vorcod his wife and kidnapcd. his son 25
“ll“! blOOd- EWI’YWY '9 ”WM" that.v'/.oi- years ago. has just been rewarded after a
tech was surrounded by troops and Bashi I search of to years for his mother by find.
Bazooka, and that 5W" a sortie W“ 1W“ . ing her at Cuyahogn Falls. O. The mother
POSBWB- " 3 is a relative of ills-Postmaster General
“The object. of the falsehood is to alien- I Bissell. _
ate sympathy from the Armenians. This
means that the doom of'the Zeitunllse
is settled The sultan menus to seize an I vjnoqm, wm, Dec. 15...}:ka Baum.
excuse to order their extermination." . or, the German farmer who murdered his
. The D‘ally News. commenting upon the I w is .at Chaseburg Friday night. either
announcement that Lord Salisbury has i itt‘ed suicide or was lynched hy‘his
declined at present. in the public interest, ‘ (amp, or neighbors yesterday. ~ On arriv-
to receive a deputation in behalf of the ms at the bongo to make the arrest, the
Armenians. says: "a . ; shorii! found the murderer suspended bys
"This must mean that the European ‘ rope in m, woodshed.
concert exists only in nuns and that the
flowers are not prepared to co-operatatln Died from m. Injuries-
thc deposition of the sultan or' in enforc- i
influxcpesn control. ,ansta is the new ' DWI"- sh. fire department driver w‘
or most closely interested, “
count noon the support of Farm 1! “III Thursday. when the unmanageable truck
be so. 99 situation is
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. (From the Bostnn Pout
Mrs. Frances}; Souterby of toll Marlon
st., East Beaten, took a severe cold but
winter. resultingiln inflammation of the
kidneys-~01 the pronounced kind-waddl-
lugs over the kidney rcglop, very painful
to the touchmllddcd to the steady pain of
tho inilantmatltm. She obtained liian‘n
Kidney Pills from the Woodbnry Drug
C0,. Maverick sq. East liostou. She (let
crlbea the etfect as "surprise at the quick
relief." ()ur representative asked her
how many pills she used. She replied.
“Wbyl have not taken the whole box
first bought; my husbandnvbo has sailor-
cd much from kidney trouble. is tlulshing
what ware left. and has never had any-
thing gin-,hitn allcli satisfaction. lie is
going to continue their use, having every
confidence in them, sincelbeir cilicacy in
my case." Mrs. Soluerhy raided: "My
husband is a mt'lillil'l' of the (i. A. ll. --
adjt. of Post 159“ and, as he aptly puts it
hardship and exposure while in the army
are supposed lohavc caused this kidney
difficulty. bad back. urinary disorder and
a brick dust deposit. which are rapidly
succumbing to lbmn's Kidney Pills."
No Wonder they feel tbul all suffering
nethey bull should have their endoro-r
meat of the Wonderful remedy that in
nowalmost a household word from our
end of the country to the other.
The veterans-lure strong In their atlllur
lions. and so many of them. now no lou-
ger young, are liIh-d with aches and palm.-
borrowed from the endurance of other
liltw~. and they today make up a bump!
iuuid of advertisers of lioan's Kidmy
l'iIIS. And. by the way, what a world ot‘
suil'tring would lum- been avoided if dur-
ing those terrible years of sacrifice. along
with their lint :llltl bandages, cal-b of our
brave soldiers had a good supply of thew
saute [Joan's Kidney l’ills.
For sale by all dealers or sent by mail
on receipt ufprit-e. i-‘mtcr-Milhuru to,
Buffalo. N. Y.. .wle agculsfor (be if. 5.
line Minute l'ough (“un- l-i rightly
named. Ir atinrds lihfillll relief
from enduring when :lfllll'lt'll with
severe crilleli or cold. it acts on the
ilIl'utli, brouchiu'ai lulu-w. and lungs and
lu-vcrfoils in Lle' ituuu-diuto relief. 1-;
l'. \Vt-cll & (i. (‘. Flillwu
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——<.'\ccton cures the grip.
Piles of people have pill-s, lult l)l:\\'itl'.~l
Witch Ilazrl Solvi- will cure tIu-m. When
promptly uppiimi it cur-w waldo and
burns- uilhnnl iln- allqil'a‘t pain. i). l’.
\Vttvtl N H. (7. Flilluoli.
"Am-ton will break up a cold.“
A Baby's Life Saved.
Alililrom, N. ‘i'., .‘.pl‘1l s. hot-llaml
Medicine i'o.; "I feel it my duty to
writcto you in regard to my little daugh-
ter's fill‘kllrns from tee-thing and ituliges~
tion. Slit-is .‘l'Vt'iI months. old. 'l‘wo of
the best phy~iciau~ gave her up, Um-
b-uth-of Dr. Hand's ’I'rething l.l)flllll re-
lieved her so much that we tried llr.
Hand's (folio (‘ure also. and at Olll'i‘
a change for the lmlit‘l‘. ’I‘bme reloadin-
saved my baby's life.» Mrs. Wellington
limw'n.” lir. llzlllll'sf‘ollt“ (Kurt-and llr.
Hand‘s Teething Lotion sold by all drug.
gi~tv.‘.l.’r(7.
WHY
- Act-ton is harmless.
.\yt-r's Pills, Irving I'Ollllliht'll of the
cweniiul \‘il'lllci of the host \‘t'getll l0
uperiont~. without any of the woody or
fibrous nuiterinl whatever. is tin.- l't'l on
why they are so much more effective and
valuable than any other cathartics. The
best family physio.
«Am-ton cures headache.
Wife- llerv‘s an account of a tutu who
shot himself rather than sufl'or to pangs
of indigestion. .. llusbanul---'l'l e fool
Why didn't. he take lloWllt's Little Early
lil‘t‘i‘n" l thud to stiller no bad as he (lid
before I commenced taking these little
pills, E. l’. Weed k ii. C. Milk“).
—Ladies !
If your husband, your sww-thenrt or
brother is a smoker. go to (7. S. 'l'rowbridgo
.\" ('ofs and buy a box of Imperial Crown
The nicest ('bristnuts present
on carth.___
One Minute L‘ough Care is a papillar
remedy for croun. Safe for children and
adults. It}. l'. Weed A"; (i. i‘. Stillson
Children Cry‘for
Pitcher’s Castorla.
n Baby was sick. we gave her Castor“.
When she was a Child. :lto crienl for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she clung to Custom
When she bat-J Children, she gave them Custom.
Children Cry for
Pitcher’e Castorla.
Children-Cry for
flgcher’s Castorla.
$100 Reward, $100.
The. readers ol this mm will be pleased to
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able to care in all its
stages and that isCatarrh.Hait's ('atarrh Cure
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is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity, Catarrh being a constitutional
amine. requires a constitu'iocsl treatment.
Hall's Catsrrh Cars is tslte'n internally. act-
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iaeeaofvibs system. thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease. and giving the
patient strength by building up the constitu-
tion and arelstlccnainre in doing its work.
The proprietors have so much faith in its cars.
1 FALL RIVER, Mass. , Den. lam-Timot y tlye powers. that they offer One BundrcdDol-
,lars for any case thpt it fails to cure. Send
Ill“! “10°05 was injured in the truck accident of forllstof’l‘ertlmonials. Address.
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more seriops than ‘ :33};th gears, disc at the Fall River lsrsoa by" Drnggista. :rc.
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What is
fistula
Castoris is Dr. Samuel norm
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub-
stance. It isaharmless substitute for
Paregcric, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty years’ use by
millions of Mothers. Csstoria is the
Children’s Panacea-the Mother’s
Friend. .
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that the facsimile
signature of
is on the .
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MIIIIWIII Ilflli III IIBIIHI’II.
liar mics are Imrmhing every day on
WASHIii'liN-(‘IiOSIiY (This
“Soperlatiio” Flour.
Don't Inc deceived by a similar‘ name. in
look for the brand with the
Yellow Center.
Bobsrtsluckerfloodwin
MILL AGENTS ron CONN.
:00 mm son, HARTFORD, or
sit yr
torus:
Hana Burial la the Winter
at our stables on Water street in the
city.or at our East Norwalk or West
Norwalh farms.
Good Warm 'Stables.
large yard for exercise. opening to the
south, protected on three sides by build-
ings; careful experienced llill'E‘LlL‘t'il in
88%.
attendance.
Nail: "
comma.
(wt. w&r§% '
r ..
y T c. a. Patent onus.
1870 to 1883.
Other-5:. iii-u .‘inin Strco‘a
, I"! In“ “PORT. “623 N '
- Examiner In
JACOB m. LAYTON
Fire. lite and incident lnsurane
till [Stilt AND Housman
Ocean Steamship Tickets and alter]
lira N
Loans tlated salt
sacks Sol . once 5 filmed Place,
asst to Post Office. South Norwslh,Cl.
:etsry l’shllc. Acknowledgment-
sses. . ,
r. scuuom. a. o.
55 80. NilNSl’. SD. Nilllllllli.
Practice Limited to Diseasssci'Womea
Ollics boars. Mondays and .Thnrsdays. [h
p. In at”!
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JUNE 16. lilii.
TRAINS LEAVE SOUTH NORWALX A.
FOLLOWS:
For: Nsw You;
A M-IialuxleieaJlidachir lac “I”.
isotonsrtuwnu ozm..».oosu.'iutess.
llJ." ics. Ml wildfires.) llm-Jfivaflw-
dine. (Stirs. Fitter. Milne. times. 650“.
Wheat!” Mullltbue inset.
Srauavu.
A. M.—-i: Mes 5 so o-x. 5 (I) or. ii if: ac. i‘. I.
—ii It I as. 7 2i i es. 'J'Jc so.
Fort Nrw llavsa:
A. .\l.—~lll.'i ex. 1 files. fixture. 738 se. a it as
it llex tuizrx. lilo «it. it“ no. i'. din—42 0
ex. l_ti_ae. L'i! ac to "rltiuwpfirl. till! u. i H)
sr. ob. ten. 52': ac. as: se. 7 to es, 723w to
tiring-port. ti it ac. 'H‘ re. ll l5 ac.
Simon's.
A. .‘Iw'l U3 (-1. l at or. 7 be ac. 9 is ac. Its sc
HAVE SEW YORK.
Foo Sort-u Souwaut:
A. M«« I! lit m‘d‘tox. hump. but». till an.
MIN-x om: r-x. i‘tihx. llllKi ox. tarmac. ii to“,
”War. HIM n-v-u no. t‘. lib—lui cc. 2”)“
BIBeleitodev-x not»; Hillel. ital
ex. it (liter. 6 till an; 7 w ac. em ac. value.
ril'sxmi's.
a..l.i.--1-:wex.um ac. 7a) ac. ESL—t0
t‘l.
llanbury Division.
Leave Sot‘rn Norman K:
A. M —ti..'.‘ a . t! if. mu lulu Ix. i'. li.-l 0
ar. 1 Ill l’itlrlicld rx.x I'.’ e335 :3: til.
SUNDAY“.
A. .\l.‘ Hill as“. I’. M ~-’.‘ :53 ac.
Luvs l) nut'ltv:
A \I» mono. Taller. 'JST or. ii in ac. P. hi
it; t :t, I: It all, ti ill ex.
St'sntw. '
A. Div-8:15 ac. l’. 31.5mm.
4—
Gllilll’ii IN PUFUllIIllI.
l'mplc surely realize that each and
cwryououre judged by what they are
able- to do. and are not credited by what
some one I'lst' understands or can execute.
Ladies awake-n at once to what. most
norm-runthousand that is their figure
"till appearance.
\‘i’e l't'llll)‘ believe it is an important
duty we ow'o tillht‘lh‘a‘ and friends to
make the most of what nature has given
iii.
Thus, to our hands are intrusted not
only the t:t~llefltl adornment (if the form.
but aim our comfort. improvement of
tignro, and in no small degree, our happi-
ilt‘nr. a
ll matters not whether We are rich or
poor this subject lilit‘i‘i‘wlh‘ liki all.
N 1‘ I". \
of true culture and intelligence esteem it.
a real accomplishment to be able by the
can rciw of their own ability to cut healt-
tifully tilting garments.
.llil'l' D it“
can ju~tly feel proud of their daughters
\i'lleipns'sl-ssihe knowledge and ability.
unconly to slip-:Tlllltrtlll but to cut and
nuikclhcir own clothing If. is self evi
dent that they will make better \\'l\'t:s and
mothers.
"ill
mnythiuk this call is not for you, but
perhaps it is.
No u altrrwbat your station in life is you
able trade may mean vev 3' much to you.
Now that your attention has been called in
the “gill. direction. \'l.-li the
DRESS CUTTING SCHOOL
(with the «lolr-rmlnation of bettering your con-
dition ll‘ “mild. I anti ioi'emeate tho- work.
School 'l‘umlay, ’l'bnmlay and Satur-
day. i! to 5 and T to '.l p. m.
22 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
l
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l A GORHAM’S
M11 Paper
_- Stars, II) First Avenue. East Norwalk. I
I
I
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BURGEUN DENTI8T. I
42 Washington Sn,
South Norwslll, (loan.
rssra runes no sxruacrsu
WITHOUT PAIN.
Artificial Teeth with and without plates by
thalataat improved msttuds. ,
one half the price cba'go—d by other dentists.
Teeth Extracted Fro.- oft barge. where Oth-
er teeth are to be inset ted.
A lady in attendance.
" limo; not: as.
From 8 a. m. unlit 5 3'p. to. Open Wednesday
and Hal emsy unlilll p. Du .
All work warranted for five years.
Consultation Fran.
cannot see vrry far in tbs’inturo. ard a vala~ ~
DR. a. W. DARMERK
All operations pertaining to modern ren- '
tisty performrd In a submit manner at simut.
Norwalk Chronicler