SATURDAY. MAY is, robs
fl
4—s-
POPULAR IARN DANCE DOOMED.
Owners 97 Hello Do Not LookIOn It
. With Fever.
nnrrIoanonIr, Mny 16.~It can't he
lilo girln who make such a racket,
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,, I when they do the burn dance, so it
and Always Ben ght. and which has been
over so years. has “be,“ the signature of
and has been mode under his per-
Ionol supervision since Its Infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you In this.
er‘citisytlmltotions and “Jost-os-goml” are but;
, to that trifle Witt: and onduugpr the health of
and Children-Experience on. lost Experiment.
liar: is CAsTorItA
E“ II harmless substitute for Cuslror Oil. Pore-
Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
It relieves lrl‘oethinrr Troubles, euros Constipation
_ ‘Flotuiency. It usshuilot s the Food, regulates the
Witch and Bowen. giving. worthy and .IIdturuJ sleep.
gelatin-en’s Poisonous-Tho Mother's Friend.
Min use so. '0... 30 Years.
"~' m WNW. IV IUIMV “M“. ”II '0'! cm.
W 23!.
"I him.- ntIuIr Iowd :llltliitw burnt-u"
Ili.‘ lurid. “W,"vll she replied, ‘I am
not running a lIlIltIOI'i‘Jll'Il'll."wlitilli‘lliI
tun.
Horace E. Dann 8: Son
45 Wall St. Nomik.
REAL ESTATE
and Insurance.
we have several decided bargains
in lncom. producing property that
must Increase in value with the npld
growth of the town.
hose QIIlrIrrI girls are awfully
lily. hill 1 hour tiny are very
"Bright? They are positive
mm! One of them wrotv.I a sur-
wm , play Illlil the other one, is cu-
to be Innrrlod.‘ “—-(liIIr-lnnd
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Georgetown Chemical Works
E. C. Benedict. Pres.
C. E. Bholee. Vlrel’rcs. ~~
MANUFACTURING CHEMISTS.
DOUBLE DISTILLED
irue Spirits of Iurperrtitre
(GEORGETOWN AAA ’SPIRITS)
il he equipped with e dstnty
white. one piece "Btandsrd” Por-
II Enameled L'nvstory.
you ever stopped to consider
,W delightfully convenient it would ‘
‘ to have hot and cold running water
your dressing chamber, sleep
pertinent or first floor toilet
,Its presence would stord you
est degree of comfort.
. . will gladly quote you prices. Our
when sre strictly competent no
t, » honest and reliable.
For .i'ine Jspsns. Lacquers, Varnilhee.
Paints. etc., etc.
Sol. Sales Agents.
164 Front street. NewAYork City.
l D! VID W. RA YMORDI
I l
Funeral Dimior l
and Embalmor. l
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19 North Main St. South Norwalk
Residence, 6 Washington 8!.
Telephone at house. 693.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
,Thc Charles E. Sholes Company. .
must be the dashing young swnlns who
, hire the cubs and buy the flowers thtrt
‘do all the pounding on the floor. Al-
I. on anybody with we bountiful nerve
: 'l‘l a pair or sporty pumps can do It
[burn dance, but. only a low or us can
pound on the floor so hard that tho
IIehplo downstairs think the ceiling ls
moving into the collar,
The barn dance is all the cry Just
now. It lurs pill. the once popular two
step Into the discard and everybody
who Is anybody takes s chance rrt it.
Norwnlk church has has mode a large
have to be no acrobat und rr hluh
jumper. When the orchestra plays
some sprightly tune you clutch tho
sweetest thing in girls, tell her that.
Church Notices
MlTl-IODIIT.
lI‘iritt Methodist Episcopal Church.
Soul 0. Curtico. narrow—Class meet
Ins, 9:30 II 111.;worshlp,uiihprench
ing, 10: 30 II. III. , llihlo school. 12 lll.‘ ..
Epworth League pruyllr service, ti: 2t!
p. m.- , worship with preaching, 7:30
p. rn.’1‘nosday, class Inst-ting. 7. in p.
In. Thursday, prayer meeting. 7. to p.
m. iI‘rIidny, Junior lflongrre 3:15 p. m.
The members or the new choir rut ilrr
Irlly organised urn Miss Zrtta (loodII.
soprano; Miss Antoinette llei’iornn
contrulto; i. ll. Moullhrop, terror; .1.
8. Clym- buss; Miss Alice lchkrnnn.
organist and director. For tomorrow
the musical program will be as fol
lows: Morning/ l’rr-Iudo, (‘hornlo
Aslriord; anthem. "The sun shrill be
no InoriI thy light," Woodward; oi'i‘er-
. it.‘ s an awfully mixed crowd. and then
start in.
After skipping down theI floor for a
train of live Iurds you go around like
It, whirling dorvlsp. still clutching the
girl. .. Then you urnp urucvrully into
the air and slight on the floor with
It noisi- like II boiler explosion. 11' you
can't wait. until then to pound the
floor wiry do it arty time. The grape-
virro twist is another pretty thing. ()uc
ought to almost be it crrrrtortlonist to
do this figure, but some bruzon people
who took lessons in mrrvspornirzncc
schools have, got away with it.
Nobody crrr‘rs irow much you pound
iho iloor except Illi‘ man who owns the
hull. A crowd 01' about. 1130 lusty
young nuntbolicrs can make It slight
ronttrrotiort when they all go I“) III
the air and hit tho floor at IllK‘I‘. The
door is apt to not dlscorrrncvd and
quit. right in ilIII middle ot’ things.
.So anyway the people who own the
various hulls about the city arc loolr-
Int: III the barn daticiI with cold and
tlsby mus. The menu old things say
11 is dangerous to the buildings and:
must he stopped. They think the y.ourriz
Irrilrs should no brick III Waltzes or
two steps or also take up the llluh-
lIIIrd‘l‘li u not what docs n y‘ouiltful
lady'kilcr- carr- nbrmt climbing into
II dress suit and paying good money
for all tlriI lelngs unions lir- (IIII pound
the liner?
r
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. III‘rrnhIln llll;,~ill oi NIIWI ‘aatlo,
lliIl says: “i rendered for yours with
(lililitlllilll, used to have swat distress,
uni belching. I trir-d IIIIIIIryihlnII I
{'(llllrl lingu- or, hut. nothing luIlprId run
until 1 Idol. llrrrziiirru Ilrrirn. and one 50
tI'IInt bottle rurrd mo cornploioly.”
For train by II. II. I’inlstrd. II‘.
I‘laxirr. and The. Clifford I'hnrmnry.
II.
I.
“Hotel Mahackemo.
J. Ii. CONNOR, Mgr.
l-lorvirc and Cuisine lip to our}.
Rates 82 per day and upwards.
Sim‘k
Sunday [trailers 75 Gents.
Tel. 988.
SEASONABLE
rind (torn-ml information ’i‘icirvr'
GOODS.
Garden Tools, Barrows. I’lows,
Harrows. Cultivators. Paints and
Oils. Fishing Tackle, Boat and
Launch Supplies.
Call spd get New Catalogue
of Launch Fittings.
YOUR
that Make to Offer.
LockWood"‘8: 1 00.
Is not modem or scientific
“ unless done by us.
otter Tuesday. January 7.
at Propellers will lesve
Int River, New York, (toot
treat). every day, ”(except
Ii p. In. Freight received
up to 4 ‘p. m. and South
to 5: 30 um.
43 RAYMOND 8T.
'PHONE 456 OR POSTAL.
sparrows-Hm
£77m Clifford
Excellent Cuisine.
Dinners Evenings,
6 to I p.rn .
aunday Dinners s Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquet-
our, 0.6. Hedonism:
‘ General Agent
..‘—..'. ..’---a __.
s l hours day and night.
It. Is alumina
ERTHKER serious.
.- CHARLES REYNEKE
Tel 90‘ Proprietor. ’
Telephone 999.
MMIHI-IIWH
SHOE HEPMHINI
Menarch Repair Shop
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V Charles E. Dow,
HARDWARE.
‘112 WASHINGTON STREET.
Phone 667.
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Wall Papers
We: Have Designs on
M Your Walls
That pleased you ever since we put
thorn on. Anymore rooms to be no
cereal
Crockery. Glassware, Honscrurnlsh
ins Goods.
Japanese Chins in Cups, Saucers.
Plates. etc. ' .
Pointers' Supplies. . . ”
Good resdy mixed Paint, $125 per
asllon.
WWIIML
Molnar In
It. . mum once.
law sods”
Onions, Whittle attest.
White Curtain Poles, with fixtures.
100. ,
Window Shades sud Picture Frames
mpde to order.
Painting and Decorating.
5w. give the 8. s H. Green Trad
In. lumps. Ask for them.—
I L It. «DECKER
H l.l;.ill .p.
SPRING
loIIy, (IolIIIInllo solo, Miss IltIi’ltIrcrI;
misiludo in h‘. tint. Mnxilcid. Evening:
Prelude, 'I'rnnscriptlon. ”i‘IIYI'II is My
Home, Asbior'd; anthem. The Home
Light, Macy; ulterior-y, Art Thou
\l’unry, Jackson; iriléllllitlt'. Lyon.
Nor-walk Methodist. Church. Frank 1.).
Torn-y, pastor—Morning worship,
lilzilil; subject or sermon, "Heavenly
lilosslngs,” Sunday morning class
mot-ting, led by iI‘. l.|ivd1IIIIi‘i::1i1.
Sunday school, 12 III. l‘pnorilr Longin-
dr-Iolionnl sIIitictI ll: :iit p In.. ""007
the direction oi Miss Arrrttr- M. Duck-
(‘1; installation o1 tinI “only eluted
oillrvrs. IIII'I-uing worship 1:30. Hl'l'
rice in celebration of the anniversary
of the iIslrIIIilItlIIrrrIut oi‘ the Epworllt
League Tuesan 7:13 p, m.. class
mot-ting, led IIy II‘. '1‘. Humor; con
IIIIts' chins led by the pa rsior 'l‘htrt's
day. 7 If» p. In, prayer rruIrlluu. l‘rlv
day, .‘i: If» p. In, Junior League, lr-d by
Miss l-Zliza M. Ford. Music for tinI
day; Mornirrrr: I'ri-lndr'. Allegro
Modcrnlo, WIII‘IIIrIn; solo. The Holy
i‘itI t/idumsi. Mr ’iiir‘st; potsilurltI.
I’rocI-Irsiounl Mulch, l’grlrrxl. IIII‘rIIriIIg:
i’roludr- Mnrchn (‘i’iH‘ltz (talc; dour
, tot. "Fear not yo, i.) Israel." :IiplrIitrIr;
'tiliril'ttIi. “My llcrrrouiy 11mm." l‘roc
iior; prislirlrltI in A minor, ('nlkln.
Knight Street A. M. II; t‘lrurrh, "I'Y.
William St. A. Lynch. II It. pastor-‘4
l’rrrtchinu, lil:»1.'. II. III; rialtlrnth
M‘llilll. 125:2!" p. up; young people‘s
rum-ling. ii:'iil p. In. .\ I-ilt‘t‘lltl II’t'l‘lllilIi
will lro tI-Iilt‘tIl‘tId Irv tho iIlltiIi'r lII Ihv
Norwnlk Lorine, ,‘x‘n, L'Isr. I}. If. (i, (I
l‘.. and Ilrursrvhrrid of llrrtir. Visitinu
Induce lrIrIII Allfioltlrr lil’ltllh‘ will
Stamford and “alrrlrurr ntli also at
Ii'llil tho Nt'l' I 1m
._.——
CONGREOATIONAL.
South :IIIIIWIIII‘ t'ormwuntronai
I‘ hurt II, ( hrrrlos S Mar 1. Iriatrd, pastor
luhlic Worship iii in Liti a Ill.. III
which the sulrirrr oi Iin- pa dot s not
Irron will be “The FilllttIlllimtl oi (Ind
and tho IiI'oIlIIIrlrood rIi' Mankind.” 'l‘lrtI
lillrhI school. ‘ttrriudrrrr: the young
tnvn's department and llit‘ young wo
men's rlvpuriuront. In: It at l'.! o'clock.
'l‘iro hit-It‘s Christina lnoulr) L‘IIIII
plants at. the some hour The subjr-ci
l'or‘ ilIII discussion writ bc "The Rein
tron of tho Sunday Salim! and IllI‘
Public School to Ms:- immigration
I‘rIobiIIirr.” '1 he 17 ultr will or John
Henry At the ironing senior» at
3:1.» Il.(‘ltlt‘l\ [in Ill‘lUI “Ill iliI‘Mi'll
'i‘irtI souls are ir-w» .1! all senior-s "
(intro llnptist i‘liurrh. .1. lidwrrrd
lInrr’is. pastor 11 it In., prouclrltru;
nuinI‘It'l, 'I‘iltI I‘lrrrsiiulr‘n l.llll‘lIIllIII‘ll.
III., filii‘llil IIIIrrIItt‘l b: iii it
'lil., il. l’. l'. l'., to; It iii-inn n (‘ lrrlsiinu
~~At ”(lllli‘ and III Brrltoul loaders.
Mrs. John (lrrrrrt .trrd Mrs. Harri-r. 7:13.
p, "L. pri-ar-lrlrrn. .erlISIIrt. God‘s llrrntl
writing on the “all \\‘i-rirIrIsdrty l‘\t'v
iiIIIII. I'IrIIIIr Lywnm. 'I‘l‘rursdrry t“\‘i‘II
irtu. ItrnyI-r Iiit'r‘iillg, led by Mr. and
Airs. M. 'I‘. l‘..rr:iIII, Friday (Ironing.
('llilll‘ rehearsal.
Music at First t‘irIIrr-h, NOI‘WMIN. to
trror-I-o\\2\1orrrirrl'rtiudv'ro to
gun in ll Irririnr up iii, No 3 F .‘ltll
dulsstrhrr; ('tllllliritu .Izlllti,‘ llItt tlIII L'otd
"in mindful of His own," lroln “Si
’aui.” .‘ll‘llilr‘lbrmlill; rl‘umillsv. trio.
“lzifi thine i-ro " and nnllrour. “11c.
watching Iil't‘l' l 1'1It‘l.' iIrInI “IIilijair.”
lilondolssohn: p. rillltli‘ l‘lIIrrltI. Sonata
1. Mendelssohn. .lCIIIIIritrII: l’roludr.
l'rrstonrlo in A. up. ‘lti. A. llullrunrtr;
quarrel. "llilll to tho Lord‘s anointed,"
l’. A Si‘lllli‘t‘lwl‘, rmiiudv, Allegro giov
coco, W. It). Ardttmril.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity i‘lrurrlr. it A. Linwood Sutlr
ler.,rcctoral’ourllr Sunday Iilli'I‘ lins-
ter. 8 a. m.. ltoh Communion: Io:::o
' II. III., Irrornlnn prayer. Itiutty and Iii‘l"
llrIurIrrIrhood of St. Air
7:30 p. "L.
mon: 12 m.,
draw and Sunday school:
owning prayer and err'nIoII. II‘I‘IILI
seals. Strangers cordially Invited.
This III II one hour- r-Iorylco III-ulnrrinu
promptly and I riding on the hour
Grace (‘lIIIIII,rlr the Rev. James lieu
ton Werner, rvrt‘orw'l'ltc iI‘nul‘ill Sun
day after I‘ZIISIIII’. CechIrnliorr'of llIc
llolI (‘ontruutrio‘i’r .rt 8 o'clock: morning
pIIrIr'IcI and sermon III ii). .10; Sunday
school at noon: lltlsszloll Sunday school
at liroad River at N; owning prayer
and sermon at 4: 2:0 Will the people
please bear in mind that the. hour at
the evening sorvtlrc 134:30. instead of
7: 30 us hcrct Micro? And will they
also rrnrombrr- that the scrtlcn is
largely musical in character with a
very brief nddrrsr by tho rector“! It
is hoped to make the service a popular
one. Ev-orvthinrx seems to Indicate
that It Will be so Thus for it has
how very \‘it‘ll attended. The siltlnt‘i‘I
in the utternoon are free uhd nll per-
sons are cordially welcome.
St. Pauls l’rwrrlsh Rev. Francis .1.
(‘lny Moran, l‘tl l).«—F‘ourlh Sunday at
tor Easter. l’nul‘s Church: 7: 30
a. m. ., I-loly (‘omnnrulon:1il:3il morn-
ing service, sermon and Holy Commun-
ion. first Conununion for the newly
confirmed; l2 m., Sunday school.
Berkeley Chapel: 7.30 p. m. evening
service and sermon. 'l‘he oucrtory at
all services is for domestic and for-
eign missions, by special request of
the blshIIp otltlrc diocese.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical l.rrtlIcrdII—-Preachln‘g in
the German language in chapel on
North Main street, 7: 30 p. In.. by the
Rev. A. Huuscr of Bridgeport. Sun
day school at 6:30 p. In.
LRWEDICH LUTHERAN MESBIAH
I Treatsh Willgl‘lin u“Electoral: Church"
9 services will holds
Washington “i set. toinorrc
. r30. ‘_ > ‘ 3
L
tlrs ‘
and than after a few weeks weigh your-
rriisgsimlfyouarclosin wet italic
SCO'IT’S EMULSION. "grudge! fresh.
air day and night. , Est simple load.
Try this for a few weeks.
Then Weigh yourself again. The expe-
rience of thousands oi men women
and children L that '
Scott’s Emulsion
increases the weight. It contains a
power that produces new lluh. This
stimple treatment often cum conusnp-
zen.
Mlesi-ui mutton.
student from Ilprrrrla College. will con
(lili'( tho lil'I'VlCL'. All Sarndlnrrvintrs
uri- welcome.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First (‘IIrltiIirIn Science Society, o1
Norwnlkw-Illeuular Sunday service at
lip: reading room, Masonic building. at
11 In. III. Subject, May lt7lr. Mortals
and lillillUi'itllH. 'l'osllmony Illi't‘llllfl.
Wrdncaduy at it p. In. At both ser-
vices the pulrilc irr (Iordlnlly and fur
trIrIrnlIy itryitod. Reading room (”wit
to the public varh wr-IIk day from 2
to 5 II. III. '
BAPTIST CHURCH SERVICES.
Rev. H. B. Carpenter to Begin To-
morrow a Series oi'Preudee on
The Nomiks.
l'lltII rwr oi Discipleship will Ilr‘ iht
morning topic at lilt‘ r-uuth Nor-unlit
Baptist (‘lmn-h romorrmr. and in tho
(Ironing the pastor will begin a err'iI-s
of lil‘ItIlIIIli‘H and irrIruroIIs or sprcrnl in-
“WWII. 'I‘iro prrltrdr tomorrow «Ivon-
inn will be The Norwrrlks, and HIV svr-
IrIrIrr topic .1: sun. It Lover of Nature.
'l'lIII (llllli'li‘l. trtrrltIr tiw Illl‘i‘l‘ililll of Ar-
tlrrrr l-‘. lluntirtgion is doing great
work, and on t‘il‘H lurrrd \UIItin oi
i‘IttiIlllltliIItIIliIll in. lIIIIIrIl oi the r\(‘ l
lent rnusir they urn ulylnu 'ihv .tt
IrIIIrianrrI last Sunday oI‘IIIIirII: lllit (I or-
cry aI-ut lll tinI church. The soon eri-
yirc Was it I"lillll‘t‘. and the itIiltIWHlIiII
nor-III I‘\"I'IV (mo humor.
The musical program innmrrow will
he no lilianh;
Morning.
I'I‘IIIIIIIII in C ................ (turret
Allihi‘lriwiiud 1h» Mi‘rt‘lllil l'nto L's.
........................... Ulii‘k
IlrIrIlwl‘rrss Away ltltrrh ltIanthlI' .Im. '
Mutslttlr
Mrs, Franklin Irving Smith, P2. 1..
Crown
I'llrllllllv ............... llrrydrr
0 Evening.
l'l'llllllli‘ «(,‘uvatlIru ........... Verdi
AIIilIr-Irrw 'i‘lto ,IIIIIIIlnirtir Scrpitrucv.
........................ Illicit
‘r‘opirrun Solo llrhnld tho Mast“
I‘ussvilr III ............ Mnirrrntmd
Mrs. O'Connor.
erarl r 'I'lrv Innuw t-.-..- it durum.
......................... Iluldcrt
,u it anrtcorIrpurrirdi
Mmiiurlo» In t‘ .............. l'.:Ipclvn
'I‘IIII scrim. of prIlrrrirIs and scr-
mous-
Mn} I7 JIrtIItrrlu, ’I‘IIII Norwrtlks;
reunion Jesus, a lsinl' of Narrrrc.
Mun :li- -lnion erl\I(L in‘ Illc (,‘orr
ur-rIpaIIrIrral I ‘Ihurth.
Mtty III ~I’IIoltrt‘III,
rrron, drains, and tin,-
i‘lIarIutI.
.llllli‘ 7-.- I‘I‘oIIIIiII.
so I
of
Our i‘I‘lrIIImru:
liusir Law
(lrrr Schools; sot-
moIr. Jesus. and the Iiir-r'trtri Law oi
l‘roxrmis. . .
May tin-(litrvrynrrco of (‘lrilann'lé
llIIy.
.lIIIlt‘ 21w I"iIIIltrIlrI, ()Itr I'coplo; scr-
Imtll. Jesus. and tho Problem or Socio-
ty.
June 28- ~1’IIIIltuirI. Our lirotlrvr—
ltllrlllnl errIrroII. 'I‘lIrI St ory of Free
Masonry. .-
GRACE BAPTIST CONCERT.
Program Will be Rendered Tomorrow
Afternoon at 3:30 0 'ciock.
'1 hr monthly sorted concert will be
siren tomorrow afternoon at :t:.:o
o‘clock. in (truce llnptist Church. the
program being as follows:
Scripture wading artd prayer,
Edward llilt‘l‘LR
Ringing by the choir.
Recitation lIy Miss Ely-y Clark
Recitation by Miss lilltrnltI ll liallcy.
Paper lry Miss Vern W.lison
Paper by Miss linen Willis.
Recitation ll\ Miss Sarah \\'.nIId
Solo by Miss Lillitrp White.
Rocllnlion llI’ Miss II‘losr-Iic Fisher.
Recitation by Miss Hertha CIII.
Recitation by Miss Lynch.
Recitation by Miss Emma White.
Singing by the choir
Recitation by Muster llrnjnmlrr White
Recitation by Miss Nannie. ll. Flshr'r
Adress by Deacon (lcorilo Johnson.
Closing rnrrrnrks by the pastor.
Miss ll.l'<l.1.loyd and Jesse \‘iltilc
head, committee.
STOP THAT COUCH
or it nrny result in pneumonia. l‘irrr-
sliitrn Balm is breaking up colds when.
ever tried. almost without exception.
100.250, 50c. and $1 Medallion. Tho
Cllflord. Baxter‘s and Plalsted' s. "
ADVERTIBED LETTERS.
The following letters remain unenli.
ed tor at the mllowinz post-onlcee tor
the current Wegk.
KW
South Nerwslk.
Mrs Chas. Brando‘s. North Taylor
Ave. ,
Gnetsno Buccuni Houston St.
Michele Buono.
Miss Elizabeth Grofntt.
Mrs. Joseph _J Jennings.
Miss L. McLaughlin.
William Moron. Jr.
~M. Iii Phillips, Cilitord Hotel.
- Fred Quinn.
Mrs Addie Smith, R. F. D.. 37.
‘ Luiil Tnlino to Antonio
Mrs. Florence Vanities. 41 Cedar
by Roy.
Bridgeport Advertisements. | Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D. M Read Co.
Established 1&57
The May Showing of
Lawn Dresses ready ~ to Wear
llrrsc dainty Lauri Fours are so stylish and in well
Int-uh that ”10er women who do not irnrl pleasure with a
needle and lhrrarl pill llt‘ glad to know about tittlm, and the
fzIrIi tlrrrt Htltll [llt"ll\' goons run in hail toadv to wrrrr will
In: gr (ItiiyirrpI to Ill: IIrI' who it no llill intro to so I\.
Plain \Vhite Suits. rustic with insertion and law hill-
in}; llt'tll lurking :rurl riccp iltrlltrr‘ck oi rIrrrlIr‘ItIidcr)
I White Gowns with plainly tucked skirts and neat shirt
\Itrisis trimmed with IIIIIlIroidrry. -
Figured Lawns, \\‘llilt' grounds with stripts and floral
rlrsigns Ill dclirntr \llililth, all of lircnr irrzitlc In attractirc
”fashion.
Shirt Waist Dresses and Jumper Frocks with liitt‘. or
tIIrIIIrtIidIrtIrl gttirrrpcs
l’t'iccs from $2 {)8 to $15.0).
‘ (not and Suit lummx.
' Wearables for Boys and Girls
Appropriate Accessories for Confirmation Day.
For the Boys. \\ hilc l'lousI-s of extra lllit‘ Irrzrrlrrrs‘. itr
all sure from h it) 14 \cnrs. 506. '
Shots of “hire to tilt :,r\ siz Is I2 to l4‘i1ltll, soc and 75c,
\\ lritr \\ itttlwr lits and silk Iottr in hands, 35c.
\\'Ititr~ Silk lions 15c. 2 ior ..’St.
“in"s Snspv- ruins I; ,3rI and .350
For Little Girls. \'\ lrIrI |.:I\III Dresses our piccn [ll‘t‘l~
til} made with illllll'iililiH and lllrk. Sonic \rith ilrttcir
Ili(l\‘ and prtiird HlIL‘H.‘ $1.th ill Ssrxr. .
\\ lritc l.i~.lII lilmcs >lltill tlllih at I5 and 5m
\‘I lritc Milli .IluIm, :lrurl (Inn .It 5r I, long one at $.00
:rrrrl'SIss.
\\'lrtlc Silk Lislr Stockings. 5w
\VIIilrI i'nttr-Ir Stockings, IIIIIIIIId or pl; rtrr, .ch
'l‘ullc for \rila‘ in all Iyitil>. litlrlmrts i‘nr tit
prctly Ilnrrdlwrclrtcis. "
Summer Underwear
For Women and Children.
I'nrlon \csis, lIl\\'-lll‘t'l\i‘il :rrrrl siccyclcss,
II.
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hair, and
For Women
I}. 15. 1;, .25 and up
Lisle \ twis. hm III-IIIIud and ~li"\\i‘li‘\‘ 5!) 75 and $10!),
Sill; :tttri Lisle. rnixlrrr‘cs. stir and $1.00.
Sill. \ll .1. 31.5 (littl $1. I,” ‘
lx’iIIlIrri I:rrrt<. hm trirrrrrrcd, gsi Io. 3i; and 5m.
I.\lra ~I.Ic< ..'5. ..t) and 50c.
Children's Underwear. Siccyclcss \Vcsts, “will -Si, spo-
rial at t7r. Iior 5m. ~
l\llilit'tl I .illlr Izrrc tritrrtrrrtl. 15c.
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The ‘ D. M Read Co
84 Washington St, South Norwalk.
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Telephone 446 I .
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SuperphosIIhate of Lime, Potato Fertilizer,
Complete Fertilizer, Ground Bone,
Land Planer, Air-Stacked Lime, Unleasheddshcs; Nitrate of Soda,
Muriel oi Potash, Manes' Fertdrzers, ‘Barn Yard .
Manure. Five Thousand Bean Poles, Plowing. . .
Harrowlnz, Gardening, Guilt”; - 'I ’
SUMMER J ,
wash FabriCs-l
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Tho sudden change to unrru \ycaihcr‘ reminds (IV cryono of Summer
Garments. -l‘r 'i‘SI‘Ill conditions in the Dry (‘oods Murkct has (Irrabhtl
us to Irrlikv inromhlu purchases and “c are making Spec lat Prices for
our cualomcrs
Dress Gingh'ams at 10 Cents.
I Regular prices l'léc and lie.
Seersuckers and Chambray at 12 1- 2c.
Regular prices the to 180. ~
Striped and Figured Galatea, 14c.
lirgulnr prices lilo to 180.
New Printed LaWns, 80.
Regular price We.
. ~ 4 Fine PrintedLawns, 10c.
Regular price 1295c.
New Bordered Lawns, 12 Mr.
Regularly sold Ior 15c to 180.
Other Wash Fabrics at Popular Prices.
WE INVITE YOUR ATTENTION TO OUR LINE OF
, Children’s Wash Dresses.
A. Ickerman 8: son,
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Norwalk Chronicler