Corrie in‘snd see our stock or
Rugs and Carpets ,
CRfiX RUGB,TAPE8TRY HUGS. AXMINBT‘QJR ‘RUGB. ‘ .
monmu cAitPe-ré. TAPESTRY ampere. waiver owners.
on. CLOTH8 AND LINOLEUM. "
LAcE CURTAINS AND PORTIERES.
SHADES TO OROBR A SPECIALTY.
. 1 We“ give and Trading Stamps
A. Dickerman & Son
84 Washington St.,So.Nbrwalk
Telephone 446
Out
is bringing Women's
White Sale-
tic design, staunch make and reliable mater-
ials to you.at prices way below normal.
visit to the store will convince you.
The N. E.
86 Washington Street
METHODIST.
Flint Methodist Chm 1.11. South Nor-
walk—~Tho pastor, the Rev. John E.
Zelter will preuoh at. both services to
marrow; subject of the morning eer-
mon, "A Compulsion That Brought
ileum"; evening topic. "What Geneti-
lutee a Christian " it will be young
lug especially dedicated to the Ep-
worth League and young peoples
woxh. Musical program:
Morning. _
l" reludo Meditation ...... Clarke
Authemm‘Traiae ye the
lt‘atbeI" .. .................. (lotinod
Santana Solo-"Jeane. Lover of my
Soul" ....... . ................ Jours
Mrs. Waterbury.
Poatludem— Triumphai March . .. .
Evening.
Prelude~—Trattmerel and
Romance ................. Sherman
Anthem—"Sweet lo Thy
mercy" . ............ llarnby
Mr. Howard and Chorus.
Solemml‘here's a Beautiful Land on
lilgh" . ..................... Taylor
Other meetings or the day: 9:30,
class meeting. led by John Greenwood;
Men's class at noon. led by the pastor;
{Sunday school session, 12 m.; Young
People's prayer mooring, 8:30 p. 111.
W...
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........
May
Undermualins of artis-
A
Ryan Co.
l
Jordan’s
e
Perfection
Wax Oil
. . ,
Polish
,3?" (The litigious “Donkey Oil")
Cleans instantly. polishes
beautifully. hides scratches.
leaves no 0601'. It does for
Woodwork“ what metal pol-
iehes do for brass and silver.
' Ask for Circular.
CHAS. E. DOW
.0. NORWALK. CONN.
‘I
With our
, , ,
Experience
we con it you with gleam. most
suitable (or your one. We mun
ploy experienced Ooullatem—gradu-
ate physioloa‘tiwto examine eyes
end sue eaten satisfaction.
Ettahlilrhed ill years
THAMER
I AND DWIGIANI ‘
were. dilution. Gone.
it a illiteracy amnion
for to 101.1. MAiilél‘to.m
WAREZ. Mex" May lawman: for
the deem“ it to M 0 one within u
111* days at Pratt anal President
“tryout the life of 11:11ng
11d» tiered“ here. oath
Glover’s
THE PLACE
fl ."'-
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_ nodded lastly.
a pooled 11. lot and auto nothzu’ that”! that do nethln‘
“Elite Oxfords
NEVER SLIP
A Style tor Every Occasion
A Style for Every Foot
$350-- $4
Two. Stores
South Norweilt
Notwallt
"Home rule has been a the; time
oomlnu,"_ueld Thumbs V. Brody, and
rotary oi the lriah Eminent Minty.
other: York. “The-Englishmen who
promised it. in us Weft! it tether timid
lot when it came to luiiililng their
is Part Murphy. at lidllynoolirb.
'“Pei‘ said i. ‘do‘u‘t you utter not
“tired doing nothihgt'w
““Pet looked up trout bis pipe 11nd
"‘i’ndude. nor. he said. “I not to tie
elee.’ "
_ autism on
lhint women who avails hereeit er
outtbel
’1
l
yromlee’; ‘lhey new as tired. indeed. 9
Norwalk Methodist Church. Frank
10' Torre}: banter—«Morning service.
‘10230; the pastor will preach on the
1:euhlect, "Tho Resources 01 the Chris
than." At the evening service. at 7:30.
lRlebard 'i'jader, of Tokeneke. the Well
Elinovm traveler and lecturer. will
tweak. Mr. 'iiader has made many
1Manda in The Merriam. and fit) long
as he was unable to be present tut
‘Bunday evening. he bu consented to
.come this week Sunday morning class
meeting. 9:80.1ed by R H. Bedient.
581111day school. 12:05 1). 111.. (l. .l. (flu-l1.
{superintendent Epwort‘h League do
Notional service. at 8:30 p. 111.; the
lsuhlect for the meeting in "(living a
ZConvlncing Teetltnony"; lender, Rich-
}ard Nisbett. Tuesday. 7:45 p. 111.,
ieiaee meeting. led by I“. 'l‘. Roscoe
éWedueeday. a p 111.com" by the
qunrtet oi the church. assisted by Mien
lathe: Littlemltn Thursday 1‘ 45v
1111.. prayer and praise meeting. Fri:
lday. 3:30 p. 111.. Junior Mantle. under
the direction oi Mrs Elsie Warren
Smith. Music. for tomorrow;
people’s day. the evening service be!
'hy" F.
PoetlndewGrnnd Choeur in
...... ......1. Th Salome
Evening.
Preludwharearolie in till
C ................ W. Woletenhobne
Stevoheou
1.11..
them. New a fellow known when a
' thing is funny and so he laughs. . it
I. .
Glfle' moods are m to?“
stand ll'ou never know how
e girl would never take a Joke it
wouldn't he so but. for than you‘d
know where you were. but when they
111111 something excruciatingly funny
it one time and than get angry at
something just eat nanny. or funnier.
ll. another time, it keeps you sooner
Quartet-"Lo! it is I”........ J. more hit.
0Mrtoty-80ng Without
Worda . ........... ....C. 8. Forbes
lQuurtetw-J'God that modest earth and
l heaven" ....... .....P. A. Schneekor
Postludom—F‘eotivnl March
in F‘ .............. Stanley '1‘. Roll!
adv—.—
BAWi'llT.
Program of music at the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church tomorrow:
Morning.
Prelude in F .............. ll. Jacknon
Anthemw‘fl‘he Earth is the
Lord‘s" . . . . . .Loh
Reenaneo-~“'l‘et the words of my
a .......... ...
mouth" ................... 'l‘ruotte
Poetlude in l) ............... C Harris
Evening. E
Prelude~0flonory ......... .. Dubole
Anthem ~~~~~ ‘0. come. let us
sing" .................. . . . . Burnt-11
Nonpublic-w“ Keep Thou my '
Stella" ...... . .............. Gabriel
Oiiertory—Ctmtrfito solo. "The Day in
Bone" .......... . ._. . . ...... Bartlett
Quartet-«WWhen we stood beidre
the King" ....... . ....... ...Nevin
Poatludearch ...........:.Bnrl1er
M
Grace nuptial Church. 1... G. Nichols.
pueror~ Special services all day Sun
day, as it is rally day for the pardon-
axe loud it 11 m.proecl1lng'by the
pastor; 3:30 p. 111.. sncredconcert by
the Sender school. Special sermon at
7:45 on "Haney." All are invited. The
sum or 8600 must be ruined by May
.80 to pay on the parsonage debt. An
Interesting proxmn has been provided
on the tollowing evenings: Tuesday.
8 p. 111.. the Woman's Auxiliary in
chum; Wednesdny. 8 p. m.. the Young
Men's Club in charge; Thursday, 8 p.
111.. the Lndlee' Aid Society in charge;
Friday. 8 p. 111.. the Sunday school in
charge. Subscriptions, pledges and
“MW” will be received each night
by the othcore or the church.
n—w
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Chutohw'l'he littlt Sunday at»
tel-.iiaolerwt a. 111.. celebration oi the
prayer and Carmen;
school. 3
12 111., Sunday
11, 111., baptinm; 7:30 p. 111..
Morning err-111111: prayer 11nd address. Tuesday.
:Preludem ~Lnrghetio ____________ \VHHG 1230 I) "L. confirmation Chi“. Wed
Quartet-liesr. 0 Lord ‘‘‘‘‘‘ mew”, uosduy. 7:15 p. 111.. Junior Brotherhood
Baritone SOMMSelN‘led.
lQuartel~Mayntlicst in t'. ....... Ruck
i'oatludent'ntortolre in F ..... hatlete.
Knight Street A. M. E. (‘hurch, Rev.
B H. V. lumba. pastorm'i‘hla being
the 11111110111 last Sunday this center-
sum your, there will he s grand reun-
ion aerrine held at it s. 111.. conducted
by the pastor. The last sacred not»
got-rt ot the conference year Will be
:held at 3:30 11. 111.. under the‘bianege-
meat of Mine L. (lambs and Min Grade
’ llutier.
Allen CI E. League at ‘l 11. n1.
Farewell sermon by the parlor It 8 n.
111.; subleot, The lieeult or Counter.
ency. The (half will render special
mulir. The public in cordially invited.
CONGIIOATIONAL.
South Norwailt Conventional
(thumb, Charla. 8. menu-11d. onetor
”Morning service at “3:30 o‘clock. at
which the sermon will be preached by
intimation The bible school. includ-
ing the young men”: department and
the young woman's dennrtrnent. meets
at it o‘clock. The “4111': Christian
inquiry Club hold! i111 Illusions «lithe
name hour. The subject tomorrow will
he The Mistake oi Socialism. The
lender will he Roswell A. ilenedibi. The
evening eerrlne or song. prayer and
eoni'erenee et 7:30. led by the hunter.
The ma are free at ell eerrioen and
meetings. The: metric at the morning
service will be an indoor:
Organ Preludewtierenade wiiohuhert
Rfimnifiu-“O herd of Mercy "
Anthemm‘Trnisti of Spring"
Robin‘nieln
H06llflfl3§r-"Hdifl our prayer. (3 Lord. ”
Oitm‘oryw‘tneednnte“.irom ,“tlniinlth~
nah- ‘
‘ ed hymnhouy". . . . . . . . . . . .Bchubert
Organ roulette-“Military March.
, sebuhert
Harwell: Contretetlonalmnev. irred-
trick Curtis. a missionary to ‘Jamn.
will occupy the pulpit tomorrow. The
mualcal ommtomtl be as follows:
Momma.
Melody-«Easter denote. llnn more
mail. IiuarluuilnutJ Lemma!”
Gnhrtet-‘a-t‘iiou lovely are Thy dwelt:
lmrflh‘l" tellutr‘eutteteeriflegmhr
Serrano “townie-tron is 11111
I
ant lilit‘ertlilnx‘lii the to» about
of St. Andrew. at the 3101119 or the di~
ghostludewhiinnuette .........liunnett “W"?- ”““W 0~ ”in"?- 3"“ 7 “‘3“
gum“ Itrtei. Thursday. Ascension Day, 10
jPrnlude-ei’nntornle .............. iiihl “' "‘-- Holy Communion; 7:“ ll. 111..
thtartet—Jireniun Hymn ..... (‘ononno Girls' "‘“l‘udb' SOCWU— PW!“- 71*5
p. 111.. choir rehearsal. The rector in
now molding at 39 hilmwood avenue.
‘Teionhono call iiiiHl.
St. l-‘nul's Farlrh. Rot. Louie ll. lion.-
ell. rel-torr— 11031111111 Sunday. 7:30 :1
111.. Holy Communion: ‘l0230 u. 111..
morning prayer. litany and eermon: it!
111., Buttday school: 3 p. 111.. Sunday
school 51 St. Android‘s mission. Win
nipauk: 7:30 p. m. evening prayer and
sermon. Monday. Tuesday and Wed—
needdy are “OKliillln days. (in these
days the prayers for fruitful eon
are to be «old. 'i‘buredny. Ast-enelor
my: survives to be announced later
«W '4
om; (‘hurtm the Rev. J. ironies
Werner. roetor~«~-i‘ionntien Btlndny. (lei
ehrallon or the Holy Communion at ll
o'eloult; morning mayor and sermon
at 10:30; Huntley school at noon: ruin
lulon Sunday achool nt lirond River at
3: owning prayer and barman at 7:30.
hiunicnl program at Grace Church:
, Morning.
'l’reludemacherso in ('4 .....l.emai¢re
Venlte .Chlnt
To ileum in ll-utinor ....;.....‘.lluok
Benedictue in A-iiat ............Btioh
‘Soprnno nulom'hlot Attained oi
i‘hrint" .....................l)sulte
.. Mie- Home.
Poetiude in A~minor ...........tlalitln
' . Evening.
Prelude in (3 .................Garrett
Washroom to toast ...........Bimoor
blunt: Dimittis'ln lililnt .......Bimpor
hometown come to my heart. herd
Joint" ...................Amhroeo
Anthemw‘d will feed My
hock"...............¢..... .eitnoer
Foetludo in U ..............tlanpelnn
m
mum crumb. not. .1. molds:
iii-bun. review-Filth (Benetton) bun
day iii'tej‘ Euler. dander school at
ill on to. Morning prayer Ind sermon
at it 11 in. All are Waldemar
M ;
‘ CHRlS’TlAN stilettos Idol
rim Christian Seisn‘eii‘ hhhldty"
'Ner'welit vileznior Honda: to
tire tending the». Menuhin h
it n. in. “with Hey it, "
belt." The my steed
Holy Communion; 1011101111.. morning '
I know a girl who is always losing
things.
amounts to genius. in tour days lost
week she separated herself from
three gloves: two pins. one pocket
book. thirteen handhercbieia and on
overtime. She tells all her friendl
that they must help cure her of the
habit. i tried to help her.
We were going to a deuce. We
were late: that is. Eli bath was late.
i call her Elizabeth on y when i write
or think of her. for you have to know
a girl a long time these days before
you cancel! her comfortably by her
first name to her face. l had been
entertaining her lather, who i knew
would rather read the evening paper.
(or a full half hour before she
fluttered into the library in her eve-
ning clothes and from there out into
the carriage. all in n tremendous
hurry. i picked up one of her long
Mel as i followed and silently put
in into my pocket.
We were nearly at our hoatese' be»
fore aha discovered her glove was
training. “Oh oh." the said. "The next
time i lose anything i want do be
punished terribly for it "
"i should say an evening with one‘
glove on and one glove on would be
quite puniehlnent enough," i re-
plied.
*"llow did you know it was my
slave?"
"it who the only thing that you
didn‘t have fastened on."
"Perhaps i‘ve dropped it in the
sun-lace.” the animated.
.We looked. but it wasn’t there.
“i we: in a studio: tin once my-
Ioir.” said ifeooutinay.
kept my hands in my pockets ell eve-
"I here no pockets," said Elizabeth.
”And you ere laughing at my trouble.
which is unkind.”
“Or you might wear your mutt 011
that am." i situated. "A little
m while dent-inn. herb-ins. hut-"
"fie! be serious. What shall i
do?" Elie-both held out her arms.
On one stretched a long white glove.
on the other stretched 1101111115.
1 considered the situation.
might have an accident." 1 sold.
"incident?" M. mulled but
lied. .1. ‘
1 collected ”113mm: Hg!!! my
more. a tailor: nutter seen to 11
dance with lone than three. "Shall l
bind you up?” i asked.
“ Eneoheth new the 1101111. "i think
it would better be a dreadiul scald. "
eh. laid. a: she held out her ann.
godmy bunkerchieta around
it wrintw sud made them look like a
bandage. The bandage nae certainly
too hula to pull a glove over before
i (at through: i enjoyed the work.
Om likes to not as near no possible
to mienbeth.
Ellabeih .was appreciative "l
shell alum come to you in dlihcultiea
after this," she said
it was after the third dance that
i bean in need my hnndkerchlefe. in
the hoa'rt ot a oympathetlc group
Elisabeth we.- relating the circum-
stances at her dmdtul weld. She
had been relied upon to tell the etorv
no otter: that the he really settles
holed. People are glad oi «cum
that keep than near liliiubeth.
i numbed the mun end drew
U'You
1‘ momma [love from my nuclei. "l '
be: portion." said i. innocently. "A111
1 interrupting?” i happened to be in-
tel-ranting Rummy Blnzr‘e expressions '
or motor. *1 should 111111 to ex-
ohuin tbii glove tor two oi my band
lieu-elite“. .
llo‘ one mud to enjoy the “it“:
item more than Elisabeth. The only
one who didn‘t laugh at all when
Elisabeth’s wrist in unveiled mu
My. end be we: feeling rather ._
.‘ I 0 t e i d
Well. i thought it was a splendid
M or humor and thnt it would have
such a seed silent on illitnbeth in
mm her more errand, Beatrice.
ehe enjoyed it on much. he was clear
by the my oh. laughed. lint on our
way home site are me so awful «is! .
ling nbout it and eeld I had induced
her to tell an outrun: and then had
med her untrutlii‘uinuel What do
you think at that? ,
any, i rm dulled to a turn. Yea.
thnt'e whet i set tor trying to give
Ilisehetb ”memory lesson for her
am tired. Pin untold dummy Blair‘s
new set me benefit not or this
,7 , cote over being
thaws-onion“ New:
The Inigo on Him. .
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r
mmwror the 1m «11 lichen, - ‘
lanolin. when. 1.1- yeu rot yousnll'e
beats turned. wrong side hetero-mt?
“Will Don't tail: to land.
You see. he invited to it stroll W
tron whistle. and 1'11 nettle“ do bulge
out'n tie W'“W Meteorite.
amt ' 4'; ‘
Stern msnwmdmm. When
‘ no snddhet your: warm muted,
«you think you can woodcut»
matte tell 1
Her faculty in that direction
"i lost
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Edinblteitrh 1B57.
fireman ‘Adye‘rtieernhn
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SUMMER WASH GOODS 0F DISTINCTION
For the deli htfully cool and airy summer frocks, no-
thing on e qua! rgentine for beauty and daintiness. The
most charming combinations are seen, and the stock 1s re-
ceiving frequent additions.
FIGURED ARGENTINES, silk and cotton of exquis-
its fineness, in floral effects. pink, lavender, pale blue. and
other delicate shades on white, and nearly always with a ,
tiny shimmering silken dot, , l '
39¢ a yard. '
ARGENTINE IN PLAIN SHADES. every desirable
color, at 25c.
BORDERED ARGENTINES. in both‘light and dark
effects, two~color combinations, lustrous and handsome
Among these some extra good designs in navy blue and
white which will make into practical gowns for hot weather.
501: a yard.
FIGURED JACQUARDS, plain shades with self col-
ored figures. very stylish and a most serviceable weave. In
gray. brown and navy,
will" b
39¢-
Wash Goods Section, lower floor.
SUMMER PETTICOATS.
Fine Soft Finished- Tafietas at $2. 98.
In two shades of brown. dark and light navy. dark
green, catawba. rose. light gray and wistaria and black.
The quality of silk 111 these skirts is the same grade
as in the $5.60 skirts. .
WA§H PETTICOATS. of Chambray, Percale and
Seersucker, at 5°C. 75c and 98c.
THE WHITE CRINKLYi SEERSUCKER in narrow
stripes. which have been 111 great demand, at 98c.
Second floor.
wottws SUMMER UNDERVESTS low-necked
and sleeveless, of very sheer gauze lisle. cool and pretty.
35c, special.
E ONOMY STOCKING PROTECTORS. Soft lit—
tle ca 3 which can be attached to the garter clasp. and
which guard the stocking from ripping and tearing down,
no matter how tightly it may be drawn.
Set of four. 15c.
Set of six, '25c.
STERLING SILVER THIMBLES, good weight,
xoc special
SPECIAL CLEARANCE OF FLOOR MOPS, threw
sizes and three weights.
One lot, complete with handles. 25c.
On‘e lot of Mop Cloths which can be attached to any
mop stick. 20c.
A full line of eelfowringing Dust and Yacht Mops,
oiled and dustless, and Map Cloths 1n many sizes.
Basement furnishing store.
Do not forget to see those new Japanese Screens, at
354-75;
Elbe . E. till. itirtth (tempting.
Above AIL-«for Men who care
to dress well
Shoes BARRY Oxfords
in all leathers
$8. 50 and $4
. "FLYNN's BOOT SHOP
R. H. FLYMN. Prop. 00 WAOHINGTON 8T.
9
l.
sugar 1 5....“
Title is the oileauoot place In mm to buy 3113.11.31.11 in any
quantity. ‘
OUR M'ECML Trill WEEK l3
SovereignTalcum Powder,15c:
‘i check Given
The Union PacificTea Company
1” Wuhlnolbn Streets—Nehm l'ree Delivery ,
nun:
.......
Extra Specials at the
Ailtl’ Store
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