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H WOfiWKLgIEVENING SENTINEL .. '2 FRIDAY, may “.1909 ."
NOW FOR THE LAST DAY OF THE
BIG SU T SALE
It Is Imperative That We Reduce Stock Before 10 o’Clock Tomorrow Night
Don’t fall to take advantage of the phenomenal values in WOMEN’S and MlSSES’
Suits, ’ Coats, Skirts an?) {Waists
YOU NEVER HAD A BETTER OPPORTUNITY THAN NOW TO
Buy Dress Goods
On every side of the Dress floods Section are to be found
Worth buying now and laying
values almost without precedent.
away for future use.
, BLACK WOOL PiithEl.l.A.
with unspotable finish. Our
regular 81.50 quality.
stripe,
price bile.
Saturday, 31.00 i Saturday, 44c
4.’>~lN(‘ll MOHAIR with sell
good quality. itegular
Remarkable Skirt Sale
An extraordinary purchase enables us to offer you a high
_ class Skirt at a very special price:
FANCY WORSTED SKllt'l‘S ~Notbing newer or more effec-
tive has been shown than these Worsted Skirts.
Made in the
$3.100.
At About One-Half Value
t‘boosc
$25.00 Suits, $12.98
We have just one dozen of the Peterson, llarlib & ('0. special
Sample Suits and less than a dozen of our regular stock.
all of which must go tomorrow.
eat of the season in two and three-piece models, the lita-
terials are the best and lined with the finest grade silks.
l‘Iwry Suit is a big $23.00 value and runny of them were
early tomorrow ..........
'l‘be styles are the now-
These opportunities are rare and remember all are new
gooods—T-not old styles
$16.50 and $18.00 Suits, $9.95
The materials alone in these Suits could not he bought for
the price advertised. Nobby Stilts of light fancy cloths,
all the up-todate models, satin linings and strictly man ‘
tailored garment:
'1‘omorrow"s price
every size and a wide range of colors.
Other Specials Around the Store
BATISTE
100 pieces of 30 inch Fine
Printed Batiste, very
beautiful designs; regu-
lar price 1295c. Tomor
row
best made.
“KAYSER” GLOVES
You are well informed as
to the reliability of “Kay
ser" Silk Gloves. You find
them advertised exten-
sively in every magazine.
............ $12.98
new gored flare effect, trimmed with fold and straps of same
material:
Iariy 35.00.
shown in different combinations, all Nilt‘fl.
Saturday, $2.95
lit-git
. Millinery
! Our entire stock of Millinery ls placed on sale tomorrow.
‘ This is your chance to buy a list for very little money.
The
f; showing comprises Miluns, Chips, Hemps, Split Ilrslds, etc, in
#fevery new shape.
$10.00 and $7.50 Trimmed liais,
Tomorrow, $4.95
l Untrimmed Hats at one-third off marked price.
‘ lowers, etc., at. onohnlf regular prices,
MADE
ireland.
glrl‘ possesses.
Special Announcement
We are-pleased to announce a special exhibit of real HAND
recently imported by us from Clones,
This is a notable exhibit and shows to some extent what
a genius for this wonderful art of lace making the lrish peasant
While the lots are not large,
selected and the showing is well worth your attention.
even though you have no thought of buying.
IRISH LAt‘JCS,
they are carefully
Look.
Splendid Waist Values
We only have space to mention two ltentsmthere are scores
of others equally as good, and at very low prices.
At 79c
Tailor made and neatly trim-
med Lingerle Walsts.
with wide embroidery panels;
fl sizes. Regular 81.50 value.
stBosfrou s-rone
eluding
Regular price 82.98.
Dutch collar styles
Potter's inlaid Linoleum.
.................. 8%c
All full pieces and one of the
PEROXIDE or HY-
DROGEN
The same size bottle that .
others sell at 35c. Tomor-
row .......... . ......... 17c
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DINNER PLATES
1,000 Dinner Plates. floral
centers and gold trimmed;
Regular price 10c. Satur-
day ....... ...............Sc
12%c SOCKS,
Split sole. black or plain
For tomorrow we offer tans; regular price 121,50.
you the genuine ”Kayser." Saturday ....... . ........ 9c
double tipped. 2 clasp, all
sizes; regular price 50c. 50c TAN STOCKINGS,
”$9.95 -A-t ...................... 39¢: T 39,28 m ,.
, Women‘s an toc ngs.
LINOLEUM all shades, some hand- .7.
souiely embroidered de-
the very best Inade. 'i‘tr signs; all We value. Sat-
morrcw at less than urdsy ................... 39c
cost ............... 98c yard
“ MERCERIZED BA-
TAFFETA RIBBON
No. 80 Extra Heavy Grade
Taffeta Ribbon. in white.
pink. light blue. black;
regular 25(- quality. Satur-
day ......... . ........... 16
EMBROIDERED COL-
LARS
unordered Linen Embroid-
ered Collars, sizes 12 to
WASHABLE UNDER-
TISTE
SKIRTS 45 inch White Mercerized
At $1 98 Colored lindcrskirts. made French Batiste. the dain—
o of induct: sgsztltgtzrs: float and most. sheer cloth
. ‘ .. .. ”it“ ar Dr (‘8 - - . fl “1" made. Just the thing for
.. 1'“ welt-known Opera and day -------------------- 74‘: graduation dresses. Fully
some Standard makes. dalntlly “mm 400 Tomorrow a
trimmed. many new ideas, in- ' ’
ii...ited quantity. at.“ yard
DUTCH CLEANSER
4 pound package or gen-
tline Dutch Cleanser:
6 regular price 25c. To
morrow ................. 17c
COLLAR SUPPORTERS
Pearl Adjustable Collar
Supporters. the kind that
lllt [Illilllii Sililliiii
umcc Golden. Editor and Proprietor
FRIDAY. MAY 21. 1909
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Sun rises 4:28; sets 7:10.
High tide 12:363. m.; 1:13 p. m.
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HAEONIC DIRECTORY
Old Will Led I. No. 108, F. and A. M.
Hoots in scenic Building, South
- Main street. 1st and 3d Tuesday of
each month-July and August ex-
cepted—at 8 o'clock. All Master
“Alon. cordially invited. Frederick
5‘0””, W. M. Robert. M. Wilcox,
Butler Chapter, No. 38, R. A. M.
am in Masonic Building South
Main street. 2d and 4th Tuesdays of
each month—July and August ex-
cepted—ct 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
Masons cordially invited. Charles 1".
Mills. H P. RobertM. Wilcox, Sec.
-- V. an nus-‘3’—
15 inches. Regularly sold will screw in. 801d regu-
' . . 25c. Saturday .......... 16c lcrly 25c Sa‘turday.....15c
.t-vhw on
sun I- -— Iii _.
DANBURY MEMBERS
NOT iN NEW YORK
(Continued from First Page.)
A report came from lhrnbury that a
conference was likely to be held be-
tween Dr. Macfarland, Father Kennedy
and some representatives of the official
board of the National Hat Manufac-
turers‘ Association. lir. lilacfnrluud
declined to state whether or not this
was so.
Today Among the Trade.
Tomorrow morning the trimmers af-
fected by the strike will be paid off
at. the Central Labor .Union quarters.
the same place the men go for their
benefits. The officers of the Trimmers“
Association decided several days ago
to make this change.
Today there is no new development
in the local situation. Many of tho
hatters' affected by the strike are in
hope of being shopped with the Super-
ior lint Company, when that new con
cern opens up its factory Monday. The
union trade are in hopes of havint:
their members out of work gradually
absorbed by the other factories.
The amount raised by the benefit in
Bridgeport Wednesday night has ndt
been ascertained. This can not be de-
termined until all of the tickets are in.
John W. Sculley. who has been busy
the past two days in his auctioneer
work. left this morning for New York.
to attend a meeting of the national
advisory board of the trade.
It was reported that there was some-
what of a gathering about the ”cloth
of the borne of Hamilton Wilton. at
the corner of Washington and Frank-
ltn streets yesterday afternoon to greet
him when he returned from his work
at the' C. & K. factory, but the police
state that they heard nothing about
it. So far as has been made known.
.\lr. Wilcox was not insulted.
CRISIS'MAY BE NEAR.
(Danhury News. Thursday.)
What may happen or may be expect-
ed to happen in the batting situation
in the near future is all a guess to-
day, but so far as any rcaliy enlighten-
lng information is concerned, every-
thing is as notch in the dark as it was
yesterday. There were hints, today,
however, that a crisis in the situation
was not far away, and that develop-
ments niong some line might be ex-
pected before many more days had
passed.
Tile most interesting event in pros-
pet-t during the next twenty-four hours
is the meeting in New York tomorrow
between the Rev. John 1). Kennedy. the
Rev. Dr. Walter J. Shank-y and the
Rev. H. C. Mescrvc, of this city, and
the members of the national executive
board of the United Hatters of North
America, The members of the exccnv
tivo board are President Moditt, Vice-
Prcsidcnt Shalvoy. Secretary lIawlor
and Treasurer Maher. The meeting is
expected to take place in the offices: of
the United flutters, and the hour is said
to be 10:30.
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The purpose oi the meeting has not
been rustle |illil1it, but it is believed
that the elergymen are to present some
new proposition to the national board.
One story is that the national officers
are to be asked to declare the strike
off. and that this request will hav
some relation to a proposed adjust-
ment in this district, to take. place af-
ter work shall have been resumed. ()n
this point, however: everylmdy has
been silent since it first became known
that there was to be a meeting on
h‘rfiiay and most of the stories about
it appear to be conjecture.
As to whether or not there is any
further chance of adjustment along the
lines of the proposition formulated by
the Rev. Father Kennedy, which up to
Monday. seemed most likely to suc-
ceed, there was no information today.
but the prevailing feeling upon that
point did not seem at all hopeful. Fa-
ther Kennedy said that he did not
think it advisable for him to any any-
thing about thc matter today nor to
make any statement about the purpose
of tomorrow‘s visit to New York.
The. local associat ion of manufactur-
ers held a prolonged meeting last eve.-
ning, and it is understood that anotb~
or meeting is to he held today.
cars of the association said that there
was nothing to be made public about
anything that was done at last even-
ing's meeting or in regard to any phase
of the situation.
National Treasurer James P. Maher,
of the United Hatters, was in town to-
day, returning to New York this after-
noon. He was loath to discuss the
situation today. saying that if there
was anything to be said in regard to
the present status of affairs or about
tomorrow's meeting in New York, it.
would come, probably in the form of
an official statement from the execu-
tive board of his organisation after to.
marrow.
Committee of Dsnbury Clergymcn to
Meet Executive Board of United
Hatters in New York City.
(Daily Trude Record.)
it is understood that the three Dan-
bary clergymen, the Revs. Kennedy.
Shanley and Meserve, who were re-
cently appointed to meet the leaders
of the strikers, will meet the executive
board of the United Hatters in New
York this morning. it is believed
that the ministers will plead that the
strike be declared off, on the ground
that there seems little likelihood of-a
settlement being reached under the
present conditions. Martin stior.
secretary of the United Hatters. said
yesterday that he had heard something
about such a meeting, but that he did
not know where or the time it would
convene.
The Joint commission which was re-
cently appointed to attehpt. to bring
about steps looking coward the cattle-
ment of the strike is still actively ex
ertlng every effort to accomplish
something. Pressure is being brought
to bear especially in Danbury. where
the local sentiment is decidedly fav-
orable to a cessation of the deadlock.
e, Post, G.
on.
The two sides to the controversv are
said to be drifting further apart there.
however.
VETERANS AT CHURCH.
The members of lhrttclns Fowler
A. R.. and of McKinley Corri-
mand, Spanish War Veterans. have ac-
cepted an invitation to attend the
South Norwnik Baptist Church in Sun-
day evening, May 30th. in a body. The
pastor. Rev. H. B. Carpenter, will
plrench a special sermon on this occa-
s on.
TOWN TEACHERS‘ OFFICERS.
The recently elected officcrs of the.
Town Teachers' Association are as
follows:
1 l’rcsidcnt——Dr William E. Chancel
or.
VIce-Presldent~Miss Emma Bouion.
Secretary and Treasurer—Miss l.ii~
lian M. Smith.
"Latest in Soft flats. O'Brien.
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Our Annual White Sale
emhrcldorles brought out thls cocoon.
GAVE DINNER TO FRIENDS.
H. s. and M. Jacobs Entertain Party
at DOrlon House.
ll. S. and M. Jacobs, wlro are to man-
age ltoton Point this summer. enter-
trained a snrall company of friends at
a shore dinner last. evening at John
E. O'Sullivan‘s Dorlon House. the
event proving a most enjoyable one in
every particular.
Mrs. .iacobs' guests included Captain
C. C. iiegeman. George H. Lockwood.
Henry F. Clark. J. R. Connor, E. W.
Fitch, V. w. Ferris. William B. Ward~
well and J. Edward Slater. .
Messrs. Jacobs announce the open-
ing of Roton for Saturday, May 29th.
and have been engaged in getting
ready for the opening for several
weeks. There will be many new at-
tractions at the Point this season.
There will also be many excursions. A
steamer will make regular trips each
Sunday from New York.
BEGINS
SATURDAY. MAY 22ND
* And Continues for One Week
The Undermusllns offered In this sale are excellent in every particular. They have been made In clean,
sanitary shops. from the softest, shccrcst materials obtainable. and trimmed in the newest. dainticct laces and
Women who buy Muslin Underwear here know that it is uncommonly
good, and at. the low prices quoted below will secure a liberal supply for summer use.
To PARADE IN BRIDGEPORT.
McKinley Command. Spanish War
Veterans. held a meeting last. evening
at the Norwalk armory. and madn-
plans for decorating the graves of tin-
deceasod veterans of the late war. II.
additiou to attending the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church. Sunday evening.
May 30th. the members of the Com-
mand will go to Bridgeport. May 31st.
and participate in the Memorial Day
parade. The local camp will decorate.
the graves of their departed brothers on
Sunday morning. and it is requested
that all those members than can pos-
sibly attend be present at the roll call
at the armory Sunday morning at 9
a. m.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
George C. Woodward to bottle E.
Ketcham. undivided one-half of lot and
buildings. Chestnut street.
George C. Woodward to Alfred
Sisham and wife, building lot, Reser-
voir avenue.
styles. at . .
Several styles of Corset Covers, our regular 25c num-
bers. all sizes ............ . .....
Beautifully trimmed Corset Covers of fine cambrlc,
or crossbar lawn, a big assortment of bile and bile
............... 390
Ladies' Drawers with deep ruffle finished with tucks
and hemstitcblng or neat embroidery, wonderful
value at ...................................... 19c
Ladies Fine Drawers trimmed with lace or deep em-
broidery. any of ottr 50c styles. at .............. 39c
Night Robes, V neck, finished with clusters of fine
tucks and ruffle, or chemise style, with neck and
sleeves finished with neat. embroidery; the very
best 50c gowns on the market
Five styles of Gowns, beautifully trimmed, chemise
or V neck. our regular 75c qualities, at. .........590
Our line of dollar
...... .........19c
Notable in our
............... 39c
be especially interested in them while the price is.76c
Long White Skirts, with several clusters of tucks on
a deep flounce of fine lawn. very full and nicely
stitched; always a good seller at $1.10., . .... . .. .m
A little lot of Fine Skirts, priced from $3. 50 to 87.,50 .
that are slightly massed from being used in our win...
dows, have been marked at special prices to close.
Combination Suits
are the beaiitiful Combination Suits 00
Pants. or Corset Dover and Skirt. slso Sheathhockcrs’
and handsome Princess Slips
Gowns is always popular. You'll
thlsvsm
t Cover and
Muslin Underwear tilt:
e
this sale presents.
N. B.-Wsrm weather I- near at band now and sensible women will appreciate the buying opportunity
N. E. RYAN 8. CO-
86 Washington Street
South Norwalk
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Norwalk Chronicler