1 Horace R. Nash,
Meet every cocking need.
SOLD BY
Cor. N. Main 8: West Sis.
Months-End Sale
As usual, at the end of the month we make
Greatly Reduced Prices
on Broken Lines and Short Lengths that accumulate during
the month. We mention a few of the specials
$1.00 Walsts .........
$1.49 Waists
$1.98 \V‘uists
$1.00 Waists
81.25 Waists
Ladies’
Shirtwaists
SAMPLE WAIST8
Somewhat Soiled. at Half-Price
............ 500
............ 75c
............ 99¢:
STOCK SHIRTWAISTS
............ 750
............ 980
$1.49 Waists ..........
81.98 Waist: ..........
.......... 31.19
.......... $1.49
Regular price
Regular price
Piece Goods
Black and White Stripe: “and
Check: ......
Regular price I250.
New Striped Voiiee, Month-End
Price ........
Regular price 350.
Colored scrim. MontnvEnd Price.
Itemtlar price 121.50.
Curtain Swiss. short lengthl ...... 80
Regular price 13530.
Short Length: Ribbons ........... 180
Regular price 230.
Mercerlzed Scarfe. Month-End
Price ........
Regular price 2.70.
Fancy Scar-fa. Month-End Price. ..
Peron-Knit Second: .............. 340
.................. 100
.................. 250
.10c
.................. 18:
.98c
81.40.
7:00.
Bargains in Small and Large Rugs.
Snort Lengths Linoleums
Month-End prices on
A. DICKERMAN & SON
84~Washington St,
‘ i At
METHODIST.
- Fiat M. E. Church, South Norwallt.
. John E. Zeiter. pustor»~hiorulng
Wilton: 9:30,ciass meeting; louder.
ha Greenwood. l0:30, morningr wor-
ajtip; subject of sermon. “Communion."
The abatement ol’ the Lord's Supper
Mil be administered at this service.
it”? .1150 musical program will he as toll
Vi:
window-Prayer ........... homolgro
" Iirano ooio-“'l‘he (lreen um Far
Away“ ..................... Gounod
, , Mrs. Waterbury.
filo-nod. ...... . ..... . .......... Gaul
'11 the Bible school session. William
fitting. the superintendent, will he in
““316. Men‘s Oltlfili will convene at
,1” nine hour; subject, "Application
of Wealth." The pastor will conduct
M ohm. During the afternoon the
Willi“ will visit the “alumina" oi' the
whit and administer the sacrament
_, he Holy Communion. 6:30 o. In..
rib League prayer meeting: lead-
II‘.‘ Minion. Evening uervloe. 7:80
lindewliartorale . . ......... Flagior
Mm'Tho Homeland". . .iiulllvan
South Norwalk
Church
TOMORROW
evening. weekly prayer
service.
and praise
0
Norvrnllt Methodist Church, Frank
ii. Torrey. pastor-t- Morning worship.
10:30. with celebration of Holy Com
munlon and the reception of members.
Evening aorvlco. 7:30, with oerlnon by
the pastor. The subject will be. "Hah-
lts, (loud or tied." Elundtty morning
class meeting, 9:30. led by F. H. liod‘
lent. Sunday ochool, 1220.? p. m.. 0. J.
Clark superintendent. Epworth tongue
devotional service, 0:00 p. m. The
subject for the meeting will he "True
Windom," and the Iondern are Mill!
(Irena Patton and Miss liarriot Odoll.
Tuesday, 7:45, close mooring, led by
i“, . Roscoe. Wednesday, it p. 111.. La-
dlou' Aid i-‘locioty will moot at the par.
aonago; it p. m., oiliainl hoard moot-
lmt. Thursday, 7:45 p. in. prayer and
limit": mccilna; rend John 1: than.
Friday, 3:30 p. m.. rehearsal for Chil-
dren‘s Day. The nominal program for
tomorrow ;
Morning.
Preludeanmmunion in EJIIIIJ‘IIIIIIQI‘
soprano and Alto Duotw'dn It nothing
to you?" ..................h‘mter
Soprano Solowlr‘lolocted.
ywiloprano solo. "Abide with Fortitude ....... ..... ...itrout
i........................I.ilddlo Evening.
,tidowtlloria. ’rwelnn Night. l’reltidowChunt ’l‘riumphul .... . .Groy
.hiozart
I,|kdencpoobpeianbaotro
Militia“ or the sermon will he
Wale of Meditation." Next Sun—
litiili baaobservod an "Old Folks'
lfipproprinte lervloeo will be
the morning matting. Notices
tilt: Tuesday evening. clans
' r. Remington. lender. Wed‘
a hormone meeting or the
League, will take the form,
" tb..ot a“ strawberry festival.
. It the lawn or lira. Frauen:
. More. 'The Ladios‘ Aid
twill meetings!!! on hull!
oils h at it are. ‘ Thunder,
Quantum-"Art thou Weary?”
flohnockor
Trlo-~"llear our prayer". . . . . .Ahhoit
Quartetwl‘mmo yo dlaoonoolato".i‘iuoh
Poatludo in C ..............liemmens
W
Knight Street A. M. iii. Church will
continue its Etii‘t‘itleil, as astral. tumor»
row. Preaching at 11 o'clock by the
new pastor. Rev. Dr. lithium. The
Sunday school will most at noon and
superintendent. litre. John Burr. The
Christian Endeavor aervioo. at ’7
o‘rludu, will be led by the attendant;
the eexrelaes will he conducted by the '
Telephone 446
Mrs. Prank Middleton. Preaching at
h o‘clock by the paulor.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
South Not-walk (‘ongrogullonalw
10:30 a. m., service conducted by Ilr.
James M. \Vhiton, editor or The Out-
look. New York; 12 In. Sunday school;
7:30 p. m., service of prairie. prayer
and conference.
At the Find Congregational church
in Norivalk tomorrow there will be a
utercmlticon ecturo on .Iapanoue oils-
toms, people and mlsulonary work In
that country by Rev. Frederick A. Car.
tin. This will he lollowed by n ooutaw
to given by the choir.
Music at the First Church, Norwulk:
_ Morning.
l’reludowEntroe 'I'riomphuio. . .Wacha
Anthem-«“(lod be merciful
unto us" ........... ......G lion-int
soprano solowmi‘huuo am they," from
”Tho Holy City“ .........A it. Until
Roaponsow'dl‘ather. 'i‘by children how
in adoration" .. ..... .A. is. Sullivan
Quartetwml‘hon art, O God. the life
and light" ...........J t'. Warren
Poutludowlitilltory March. .l.. Phillips
Evening-«Musical aervioe.
Preludowtlohoruo irom Fifth
donuts ...... ..........l\. Ouilmnnt
Quartetwml‘bs day to gently sinking
to a clone" .. . .. .. . .l’. A. Bohnooltor
(inerlory—~— Pastoral In 0......it. Bibi
Cantutuwliymn to the
Creator ...i. (J. llridgo
Poatludaw-‘Toooata irom Gothic
Butte................L. lloellmann
m
.rci.t.-nntl.
EMPTIST.
south Norwallt Hamlet Church-80r-
viceo as usual tomorrow. with tiara
mono morning and evening by Rev. Mr.
Pogson, of New York. .
Morning.
PreludowCommunlon in (I
(No. l ..........". . .Aiex. Iliilimaht
Anthemwflhletmod be the
Lot-1‘“ .....................llaronu
Reaphnfl’r—"Wé lift our hearts, 0
Father” Dentnoogiuartttotioiouufil
Odortoryw‘fin Heavenly Love
Abiding" Brown
Ftifitiiidd “sultan-tinn- Ida A!
l’reiudewllerceuse . . . . . . .Delhruolt
Authetn--“Jouus, Savior. pilot
mo" ....... ..Sohnecker
llooponse—wl‘ioly Father, hear our
cry" ....... ..rriTruette
Ottertorywllnriton solo. “Sun of my
soul" ......... . ........ . . . . .Carey
Qtiat'totw-“Come Unto Me". . . . . .Wetit
Poetlude .................. (i. Merkel
Grace Baptist ("‘hurch, L. G. Nichols.
pastor«--~Speclal mlaslonary services
will be hold all day Sunday. It a. m.
and 7:40 p. In, Miss ll. Ii. Dolntny. a
returned missionary from Africa, will
speak. Miss i‘lelntny spent five years
III Africa and can tell runny Interest-
llii; filings of the natives there. The
Holy Communion will follow the even
in: Service. The parsonage rally will
he continued. All are welcome.
EPISCOPAL.
Trinity Church, Rev. Frederick A;
Coleman. rector; E. .1. Sims, organist}
and clmirmanier»~~\\'hitsunduy. it a?
,In. Holy Communion. 10:30 a. In.,i
filloly (.‘otnmuuion and sermon; iopic,;
.‘"’I‘ho l‘ppcr Room.“ 1: noon. Sunday:
school. 7:30 p. m. choral cvonsongl’
;nud tnusital burrito. Monday andl
,‘l‘uesday in \Vllllnilndt’t‘t’k, lioiy (‘oIn-i
munion at it a. In. 'i‘uusdny. ii p. 111..
business meeting and social of thoi
li‘omau‘s Guild. \i'cdncsdny, T::l(|,‘
Brotherhood of St. Andrew. Thurso;
day. 7:45. Girl‘s lv‘rit-udly Society. Fri-l
day. 7:45. choir rehearsal. The first,
communion of the lust conilrmntirm
class will take place at the aeoondl
service tomorrow. This is a holy day
,0! obligation and all cummuulcants1
are expected to receive. l
The program of music at the even“
'ing service lollows:
I‘ro. Hymn 133-» “Hear us, Thou thati
broadest."
Voreiclea ...... ................ Foetal
l‘ealter—w—F‘ourth day. l
l Magnificat ................... Godfrey
lNunr Dimittis ............... unarmyf
,Hymn 370-»~"Our blast Redeemer. ore-
‘ He breathed." i
Antlremw'iiark. hark my soul." trio§
for women's voices . . . , , , . . .Shelioy l
1Otiortory Anthonr~~"(‘omo Holy
Spirit" . . .....Millard
‘ynnthem—anako thou that alcmm-~*,"
from "Daughter 0! Julius". . ...
iiterate. liymu {till-M'Snvior, blessed;
i Savior." '
Grace Church, the Rev. 1. Benton
Werner. rector ., \‘i‘hitsunday. The
tire! celebration of the Holy Continuum
ion at .\ o'clock; Sunday school at
0:15; the second celebration of the
Holy Communion and preaching atv
jltizilti; administration at the worm;
merit of baptletu at 3:30; mission Sun-
day school at liroutl River at 3; melt-‘-
ing prayer followed by .I. Elli
hridga‘a cantata. “The Peace
atrium." at 7:3", Attention is mailed
to the tart that. beginning tomorrow.
the Sunday school sessions during the
rest at the summer season will be at
.9:lh In the morning. instead of at’
noon. Teachers and scholars are re-
attested to he on timt‘. so that the tics-
.uiona may begin promptly at thin. The,
public will also notice that in the New
ulna. at 7:30, tiwrc will be a musical
,ucrvicc. The new choir will render
firmwiu‘iduo's "l’ttlif'o of Jerusalem." .1
remain for solcr. chorus and organ. A3
:cordial Invitation is extended to every-3
body.
The musical program tor tomorrow:
i
1 Morning.
l'rclutlt-~ Auduuiino ......... Lemarci
,Kyrir- I'llcieon ................ Martinl
Gloria 'l‘lbi ................... Martin
Autumn-wt), tor a closer walk with
: God" ....................... Foster
.Snnctus ...................... Martin
Menus l‘lel .................... Marlin,
'ulmla In terrains ............ tum-uni
; l'outlude In l-S-tlat ............. Gounod
: Evening.
‘l’raluda in hl~llat .............. Morkel
hiagulllcni in ll-ilet ........... Marita
Nunc lilmltila in ll-ilut ......... Marks
(Tantalum-"Tho Peace of
Jerusalem" ............ 'I‘rowhridxo
,Authetnw‘t) ootno to my heart. Lord
Jesus” ..................... Ambrose
l-loatlude in l)
tit. l‘sul'u I‘urioh. liar. Louie It. How-
«It, rectorvreii'liitsnndail. 7:30 a. up.
ilolr Communion. limb in. in. morning
prayer. 10:30 a. m.. iloly Communion
and nermoa. iii Ill.. Sunday school. it
v. to. Sunday uohool at St. Androw’n
Miuslon. Winnlpnuk. 7:30 p. in" oven.
inn braver and sermon. The clean
lately continued will motto its first
communion at the service at man a.
h. Cotnmunicanto oi the parish «an»
orally are asked to be present at this
service and make their communion
with the newly rot-aired communi-
cantdt hervlcoa on Monday and Tues-
day at it and h. the nasal holy day
hours.
....Morkel
” m
‘iCttrist (hunch, Gregory Boulevard.
‘ltovx‘J.’ Ilypitih lirowoi rector: Mrs. t1.
ii.“tVood. errantstwwhitauuday. Stir.
[NUMMIICOI at to a. m. Evening prayer
and tremor: at out n. in. There will
he no morning service. It doing the
‘iirst Sunday in tho‘moath.’ It in or
mind that the hearted-anal: A. tale
than, router or ‘i‘rloity Church. will
branch at. this aeration-Jill the menu
’ ly IMuot-ratir
fund iiutchlnnou. at
,aend the nmnoy, and that was the lust
itinerant. ‘ The memberu of Trinity
parish are also most cordially invited.
“......
SALVATION ARMY.
“em—......
Services will he held at. the army
hall on Water street tonight at Brill
anti tomorrow at 11 a. m. and ii p. In.
Sunday school at 3 p. m. Young Peo-
ple‘s Legion at 6:30 p. In. Open air
meetings each ovouinglnt. 7:20 p. m.,
weather permitting. All are Welcome.
Adjutant and Mrs. .i. 'l‘. \i’lnteriiotioiu
oillcore in charge oi'locni work.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
First Christian Science, Society, of
{\‘orivnik«Regular Sunday services at
the reading room, Masonic building. at
II a. 111. Subject. .luuo ll, "God the
Only Cause and Creator." Testimony
meeting, \\'edncsdny, at it p. tn. To
1slioih services the public is cordially
iand Iraternnliy invited. Reading room
1own to the public each week day ai’~
tcrnoon from 2:15 to 4:30.
~~—~»~—¢-—-~—
llliiliililiS liiiilil;
Willi ARI lRlE
Four Decrees of Divorce litrez
Granted by Judge Howard B. .
Curtis in Superior Court 1
.iutlyr- ilownrtl Ii. t‘uriis. or thr- su-
perior court board the petitions oi tour,
fliwlit‘flntfi for divorce and granted tin-l
crack to that number yesterday. Jude..-E
l.ut'ien F. Burpco, oi" \‘i'aiorbury was to‘
have presided at the court, but until
down word H) Clark lluvllaud In thcl
morning that ho would not be able to
come in Bridgeport on account or anal
other important mutter. Judge Cup}
tie, who was in the building, and who!
also bad business in the court room“;
to adjourn the May term of the crimini
Iual session. agreed to hear the divorce
cases on thr- ohort calendar.
Elizabeth Further Peck was granted'
a divorce from Arthur '1‘. Peck, former»!
tmvn chairman oil
Bridgeport, but now‘ living at Dem-(ml
,Col. She was also allowed to drop the:
l’mh cud of her name. The witness:
testified that she married the dolcnttl
‘unt in November, 1004, and for actual
time after the two lived with hlr.‘
Puck's mother on State street. That"
oonlinuodou for several years and;
sine thought it was time tor Mr. l’t-ch?
to contribute something toward her,
support other than her board and lodR-i
log. and they had their firm row ovcri
moncy matters. Finally in the tail:
end 0! i007 Tilv. l‘eck told her that hoi
had an odor of it stood Job with Sperry :
lionvor, COL. all
The two talked oycr (Ito?
proposition, and it was decided that hc.‘
accept the offer. He agreed that he;
would send her 320 every week. .\lr.;
l‘ct‘k loll for Denver in January. 1903.1
and that was the last she ever saw 01;
him. At the parting he left her in“
good spirits and very iricndiy, also;
with u rtnewnl oi lllll promise. l'tut sin-l
never not the $20 per Week. She weir.
cd. tutti wrote and wrote. and there “as
no reply. His relatives attempted to
assist her, but inutontl oi the $20 in“
made a request to borrow $130 on the
pit-a that Iit' lost that amount of the
nrtu'a money having a good little and
wanted to make it up. She did not
tho a week.
that his wile ever heard trout him.
Took Wife's Money.
Caroline F1. (lervnn, of Norwalk, was
itrnlrtod a divorce irom Hush tiervau.
of Buffalo, N. Y.. and was also allowed
to resume the name at Hohal‘ior. the
name or her first husband. The plain-
iltt wan a widow In September, 1000.
when she married the dotendaul. and
aha also had 31,000 in the savings intuit.
It was In February, I007. that lun- has
baud told her that he was soloing to
Rochester on holiness. and she made
the diseoVery about tho some time that
her hunbaud had got all of her money
by toruory. Thatwuthoiautuho ever ~
saw of her money or of Mr. lorvau.
Ilattlo A. Wilnon. oi Danbury, was
granted a divorce {rum William 'l‘.
Wilton on the around of tloeortlou.
Plaintiit Wont. away one morning no
she oupposod was going to work. That
war only a abort time alter the was
married. Iior husband never returned.
The plaintiff has been supporting her»
Iltilf, Working In a hat factory, oror
since. Besides a divorce alto watt giv-
on the custody of. her liltyoamld
daughter.
Julio. Mentor, a dress matter at 276
Falrduid avenue. Bridgeport. was gran.
tori a divorce from Zoplir Mentor on
the ground or (insertion. Zophr lit out
like a null 01 wind to December, 1900
when he said he was going out tor an
hour. but he never came back. Plaintm
married the detention: in November.
1592, but her married life was not at»
i gum nappy. the husband refused
0 support bar so she had to do the
supporting for the family. She had her
"*‘l‘lihtill arrested several times for
non-nupport.
Your idea of a housewto he had
on your Idea 0! price andterms may
hero and friends are mounted to be
1
, Bridgeport Advertisements l
@112 E. iii. span (floatation.
iEoiahliahrh 105?. ' ‘
TELLING OF SOME UNIQUE AND SMALL
FURNISHINGS THAT WILL BE Apfil‘iopmafrs
FOR WEDDING GIFTS.
THE FURNITURE ROOMS. ARE ATTRACTIVE
AT ALL TIMES. BUT ARE REMARKABLY SO AT
PRESENT BECAUSE OF THE LARGE SHOWING
OF ESPECIAL GIFT PIECES. THE SEPARATE
ARTICLES THAT ONE LIKES TO SELECT FOR
W E D D I N G AND ANNIVERSARY REMEM—
BRANCES. AMONG THEM THESE ARE CHOSEN
FOR MENTION.
SEWING TABLES OF SOLID MAHOGANY.cop-
led from English and American Colonial designs, plain
With pedestals, or with legs: some with carved rope edges
and convenient small drawers, spool drawers, etc., correct
in all details.
. Sheraton Sewing Tables with marqueterie and ribbon
Inlay work.
,Prices from $13.50 to $32.00
MARTHA WASHINGTON SEWING TABLES,
$22.50 and $14.00. special.
BOUDOIR DESKS AND WRITING TABLES. in
solid Mahogany, Colonial and Sheraton models of great
beauty.
White Enameled Writing Tables for boudoirs and
bedrooms.
. DRAWINGROOM TEA TABLES OF MAHOG-
ANY. Sheraton Inlaid Tables. Colonial Tables and Kid-
ney Tables with detachable trays.
Prices from $15.25 to $23.25.
MIRRORS.
WALL MIRRORS, artistic reproductions of the
Queen Anne. Georgian and Early Victorian periods, fram-
ed in mahogany and gilt. with panels which are copies of
the paintings of Sir Joshua Reynolds.
FRENCH WALL MIRRORS. periods of Louis-
Seize, Louis-Quatorze and the Empire, framed in antique
gilt with copies of Greuze and Watteau'pictures.
DRESDEN MIRRORS in white frames. imitation of
old ivory. with festoons and garlands of small flowers col-
ored in pastel shades. Extremely dainty and novel.
MANTEL MIRRORS in gold frames. either oval or
oblong. in Colonial designs.
Prices from $35.00 down to $1.00.
TRAYS.
ARTISTIC TRAYS FOR HOUSEHOLD USE,
glass- panels. oval and oblong, framed in Mahogany, and
lined with flowered Cretonnes and English Chintzes of
quaint and charming patterns. For drawingroom tea, for
liqueurs and cocktails. Many sizes. many designs.
Prices from 750 to $11.35.
Certain of these pieces are shown in one of the Main
St. windows. and a very large gathering will be found in
the furniture rooms.
Fourth floor.
BLACK jAPANESE SILKS.
The “Four-in-One" Silks are receiving attention. De-
signed particularly for‘hot weather.
Waterproof, Spotproof. Perspiration proof, and
fast black. ... "3
Widths from 23 to 36 inches. Prices 39c to 980.
Silk Section.
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ALL—OVER EMBROIDERIES.
Unusual values for Waists, Dresses,
Sleeves. Beautiful qualities at
69. 75. 89c $1.00 and $r.5o.
On sale immediately.
a i
on» B. till. Titan (immunity.
Yokes and
Linens
it in time now to be thinking of linens for the
June bride. We have a good variety or fancy
ilcnrl's, Iloyllou. (leniotupleooa. Towels. Napklna and
Table Sets. no that choosing to practically unlimited.
Ityou want auporlor Linens that have style and
quality, come here. , .
The N. E. Ryan Co.
.80 Washington Street.
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