,‘I
AI usual, we ‘add SPECIAL ITEMS at align. PrloeI.
Value 31 00.
anue $1.25 to $1.49.
" Value 81.98.; ,
STOCK WAISTS
Regular price $1.00.
Regular price $1.25.
Regular price $1.49.
Ladies Waists
SAMPLE wAtst's 50¢
(Somewhat soiled) ,; "
SAMPLE wnIe-rs ..............75o
9 ‘BAMPLE wms‘rs ............99o
erocK wmsrs
s'rocx wAIera..........
. . .790
.‘.98c
.....SMQ “
i .
[Piece Goods
MARQUISETTES. VOILES . . . . . . .240
Value 35c. '
WASH BILKS 24o
Value 3990 '
PRINTED FOULARDS 12V3o
Value 19c. .
PRINTED LAWNS ...,Bc
Value 100.
PRINTS!) LAWNS. only ......Be
”their-19' eHAP‘eoves'rs ‘..:....m- I
Usual price 26c. (Marked seconds).
Other Items of Interest and, Benefit to Our. CustoIners
3
Phone 446
A DICKE MANN 8: SON
.84 Washington Street South Norwalk
houses MADE or current NET.
I
I9! In Also Much Used AI Over.
GI'Y»
One of the materials that have come
into being with the beginning at the
hot weather is the figured cotton net
that we had with no several seasons
are. it is usually in blue and white,
although one can find it in, two or
Drap-
9';
«orefmado of it to wear over low silk
alive or line muslin corset covers run
through with colored ribbons.
' Those not blouses. says an exchange,
dreuulte the fashion, and "are im-
munoly popular toI warm days with
little thnt have n dressy atmosphere
Some women wear them in the morn
ink with plain linen units, but they
look more lit for the afternoon or for
y , The course figured ones are made in
‘ Milena style or with the revived arm-
hold and shoulder ileum. They have
8 double plotted trill down the trout
Milled with ii. hem of blue net or
tiny lace. and are thatched with white
I buttons down the front. The
collar to mode in initial with It
lurnnver hand at “the top at heavy
boo. The sleeves are finished with n
9 Molded out! thatched with crochet
Ilene at the hack.
9 net in also need for overdruu-
’ ttulteu the piece or mnrquinotto.
mdvloolting 30er in of very thin
“Airline mode with mplnin em-
lip with the net draped into a
onto which opens in trout, hon
ht side cruised well over the
lid is bordered with n hnitglnch
a,” of blue satin rihhon, which
on the neuron in the not.
' Short-waisted bodice in unusual
.7 t there duye, has It deep round
" of thin French lace, which on
only to the ooilorhone. The em-
Ellie iI made from three hand: of
. rniI of blue ribbon in front nun
India. There are under-
out loco, which hang tree oteho
no . are shaped ..to, n rounded
he hook. and the upper
or the figured out are admit
gutted blue ribbon. 9
oonomicai proposition, it
well to thinker title not he
luruu evening gown that
three other color combinations. Blous‘ ,
lied ribbon hnlohed with It twin. -
We Give S & H. Green Trading Stamps
I). Inp- i!"-
~-- ..‘fiw‘- "’
‘
of them
1
Waists
some exceptional uttering: here this weeit'.
before it in too lute.
80 Washington Street
Women who need Wallets are invited to shore in
On nccount oi the remarkable values we are in-
cluding in this role, we urge you to get your share
A broad variety of
styles. and every size from 34 to 46
The N. E. Ryan Co.
, METHODIST.
Norwalk Methodist Church. Frank
D. Torrey, punter—o—Moruing worship‘ut
10:30,..with sermon by the pastor; sub»
ject of sermon. "The Sanctuary of the
Soul.” Sunday morning clues meet-
ing, 9:330. led by i“. H. Bedlont. Sun-
duy echool. 12:05 p. m., under the di-
rection of O. J. Clark, superintendent.
Epworth League devotional service.
6:30 p. to; topic, “God Overrulee Evil
for Our Good“; leudore. Miss Annie
Tompkins and Miss Alice Miller. Eve
nlng service. ‘l:30 p. In}; sermon unh-
iect, “The School of Patience.” Tues-
day, 7:45 p, m., clean meeting. led by
F. ’1‘. Roscoe." Thursdny, 7:45 p.
111., prayer and praise meeting; ncrlo
tnre lesson, John 3: 22-369 Music for
tomorrow:
Morning.
Prelndewllerceuoc in D ..... Spinney
Quartet-“D Lord. most meroitul"
Concone
Soprnno Solo-wiselected.
Postlude in F .............. (luiimnnt
Evening.
Prelude-«Offertoire in A. . . . . .l‘iatiete
Anthem—«“ilehold. (led in my
Salvation" ............ . . . .Stehhihs
QtInrtetw-“llnrk, hark. my
soul" . ...... Schnecker
l’ostlude ............. Clarke
”-9-“
coudneontomc
South Norwullr (optimisations.
Morning.
Organ Preludcw Aiiokretto.hlnclinstor
Choral (Thont~«"The Lord in His holy
temple" ............ .. . . . .Grnnuius
Responsive Rendiug.
The Gloria, by the congregation.
Reading of the Scriptures.
Response to l’ruyer——“Teuch me Thy
wily. () Lord" 9
Soprano Solo~“.lust lor todny".Alibott
OilertorywAndnntino ' ........ Lemur-e
Sermon by Rev. Edward C. Fellows.
Organ Powwow-March. . .lilachlauter
M u... WWW
tho drapery at today doeo not come to
the foot line of the
slope about at: inches above. it in III-
ueily looped up in some fashion at Mo
or hock. Ind in oltuu
threednoh hand or on
adrenalin or a running.
FASHIO HAN
The annotate handling in tint.
pended on n cold and
delightful in he nowhere and in the
nofllhility or snatching coutumea with
which it in worn It enroll cont, our: the
Philadelphia with
con mite most of the rubric handbags
There I n tupoitry bug with I poinh
ed nap thut in celled
counter.
Lined truer can he
reruns or suede lett from your trucks.
There to no room {Why you should not
have n littlelhnndheh
summer street, dress.
he oblong, square. oirouinrmvul. Drew.
inn strings or cotton
hug." lot edges are bound with liuon
tune or gilt gnllooo. and it tuition: null.
or hy It Width and loop or by It potent
clean that can he bought at any notion
mm
iowett skirt. it tective way.
finished with n
lured or natured
”QM“.
run.
oi rubric that In
Amerlonn. You
an “envelope
cent.
mode of odd diuuapoiis News.
to match every
The dilution nun
cord hro nudity.
with narrow“
hroideryiond ,
' PHIBIING IIAMB.
Some clothe- muIIt be omitted on the
wrong tilde only. In (the print or the
iron will chow mo thruu
proteins cloth, IIIyI the Commoner. Ex-
periment with I piece oi goodI hetero
doing anything with th‘eignrment. 0th- '
er mnteriniu m y he pruned on the
oneide. mung I, minded cloth unread
smoothly over; and ironed till .perloctv' .
Iy dry. All ream: should he notched
hetero pruning. 0n the month Mom
of II Ileeve the notch" Ire ‘
than two inohee npurt.‘
followed and mistaken Ion-acted Ire
Itrong rounde in the ladder to Inc-
, stilt? oOLhAR.
There to II ohnrmiug sott‘ ooilur that
in filli‘ti to prove popular, IuyI the in-
‘lt in made at lino
plane, In Women turndown Ityie, "in
white. euro or light hide. The front
it held In place by n Ismail peer! link.
which teatime under tho viaduct or
other non tie to he worn with it. ()th . “
or style: or this holler are on iron
can he added to the top Iurluce at It
I double
(it more
it” hlnfl
l
l
jAnthem~~~Venite In A
‘Eopueno Solo-W‘Suvo the. 0
will be for the thwnlk hospital.
The benevolent uttering for July
...—......- iii
Music at the Vital Church, Norwnlk:
Morning.
PreludeWSonntu op 36. in A. liret
movement .....A 0. thter
......0 Buck
God!" . ..A. Rondegsor
Rationale—«“Penco I leave with
you" ........... “Percy James
Anthem—«~“1‘lre Wildornen"
Sir John (loan
Postludw—Aiiexrn can spirito
Bl. til. F'Iavell
There will he no Iervice In the eve.
ulna. '
BAPTIST.
South Nornulk heparin—Rev. 8.1km
Jellorrou. or iluhyion. L. 1.. will hove
charge or the eervtcoe in thin church
tomorrow: The mimic:
Morning.
Preludomitom nnoe ,. . .ll‘ieohordl‘lenier
Poetiudo ......,...........J.Loyhnch
Karenina.
PreltIdoleuht Bentlloht. Schumann
Poutludo ...........tleod. Roneoltrunn
Mulio tor the day:
Moi-ulna.
Anthem—«God, lie Merciful illicit
Mononnmi’ordon our Trimaran
,, lions Nevin
Ottertoryml him I Grunt Width.
donation
, Irenlun. -
Anthemwhovu Not the World dhelley
llaepousowli‘nther, Pill tie With Thy
,i..ovom................... hordelto
Ottertory. hnritone IDIOM-Wlloil Thy
Long am It 33:th II humuhelley
Quefiettow-‘l it olive You lieu.»
Wort
(lace militant tlhtimh. in ll. Nichole,
nontormfiuudny services: Prachinu
at 11 l. on. Iuhleet; "The Home hunt
or the hermit 8untluor Iuhoul at u: ed
p. In. midterm! service in: l. to. Sen
he neuter out ninth annuity
flint unsold .
, filth: Inhieot. ”the Solar! Burl <
Come. behold the worko
What desolationu He
hath made 9 in the
earth.
Ville malteth wars to
9 more unto the end of
the earth; '
, ,He hronketh the bow,
_ 9 t‘ ‘ dud outteth the spear
‘ in eunder; ‘ ‘ .
He hurneth the chariots
ln‘the dire. 9
. . 4Ponim lid: 8-9.
Effluent.
Trinity, Frederick A. Coleman, rec»
tor; i‘). J. Simu. organist~8 n;"m..
prayer and sermon.
Christ Church. Rev. J. Hyphin
Brown, rector; fourth Sunday ultet
Trinity—Sunday school at 10 u. no.2
Holy Communion nud'sermon at it It.
In; choir rehearsal. Friday evening, in
the church at So'clock.
Music for the day:
Morning.
Prelude in E Flnt ........... Merkel
Vonito .................... Chant
Te Boom in E Minor ....... Shooter
.inhllnte inE Fist ............. Buck
Anthem-0ur Confession ghelley
Poutiude in E Fiat . ....... Homer
Evening.
Pmiutlewl-llevntlon ....... Guilmnnt
Gloria in Exceluis ............ Hoyle
Cantote Domino in C .......... Buck
Benedic Auiinn in 8 Flat ,. Neuhomm
Anthem—«l Will Feed My Flock ..
Simper
Anthemwxo Shadows Yonder .. t‘loul
Postindo»30rtie ...... . ....... Wely
Inna——
St. Paul's Church, Rev. Louis ll.
Howell, rectorw—lloui'th Sunduy alter
Trinity. 7:301. nI.. holy communion.
40:30 a. In, morning pruyer and litany
and sermon.
p. 111.. Sunday school at, St. Andrew's.
\l‘iunlpanlt. thlil u. lil.. evening pray.
or. There will he no sermon at the
evening services during the summer.
m
81'. JOSEPH'S CHU RCH.
St. Joseph‘s Church-“0:1 Sunday at
nil the manner; It collection will he tnlt-
en up tor the Norwulk hospital. in un-
nouncing this collection, Father t‘nr.
roll urged the people to be generous
no the object, was a deserving one and
also because the pr|ehta alwuye re»
ceived the greatest courtesy and kind-
here upon their visits to the hospital,
being welcomed at any hour oi the
day or night. During the eurumcr
the masses on Sundays will be lit
the usual hours, ’iziltl, ti and 10:30, the
only diflereuce being thnt the 10:30
more will be u low instead at u liluh
muse. For the convenience or the
people Father Carroll has placed in the
mtihulo oi the church a wnteer cool
or containing ice water. Thosewlah-
in; ice water may help themselves.
AT 81'. MARY'S CHURCH.
Devotion in honor or the sacred
heart were observed [It fit. Mary's
Church yeeterdoy morning at the 5:3tl
and “(o‘clock mention. At the evening
service at 8 o'clock .the devotion:
new concluded and the benediction
hollowed.
Centurion were heard It the
church on Thurmduy. both ottemoon
and evening. The service. of the
church yesterday Were especially well
attended. 9
llHIIII‘I'iANJOIINcIt eooII‘t‘rv. ‘”
ll‘lret Chrlutiun science Society. oi
Normlltwllesulur liunday services at
the reading room. illnronio building hi
it I. III. Buhioclt. July ii, “snorumo‘ I."
Testimony meeting, Wednesday. at ‘8
n. in. To both sorvioee the public ll
cordially and internally Invited. head
in; room open to the public ouch week
day ulternoon tromgiio to 4:30.
IALVATION AKMY. ,'
aerviuea will he held at the 8mm
tion Army hull tin Water strum to
night at 3:15 p. In, and tomorrow at
it It. In. and it h. In. Sunday school It
3 p. to. Young People I Legion It that)
Open air meetings each even
lug ”:20. weather permitting. the.
err/body welcome to these Iorvloee.
Adltitnnt and Mrs. J. ’1‘. Winterhutiom.
catheters in charge at local Work.
W5: “TIN! EVANMILIGMI LUTH
. “MN OHURBH. .
uttered. hittttln Lu uteri). hunter;
fourth Enndny otter ’l‘rioitrwdthe III-
. lilndny and l crocheted in the
' Ullr E. did. U Litton Clout out;
or the Lord, ‘ :3
Holy Communion; 10:30 a. In. morning ..
12 m., Sunday school. 3 '
‘ Ion Ind I Bounded, tho “hi-It contin-
. . mm
or. Peter‘s Evangelical withered
linluhliultrh liltin-
‘ om
. ' x 9.
f
The Store Closed Daily at Five O’clock
Except Saturdays 9,
7.4.: .:.1
.Mostof us haveccased to think of degrees of heat.
What is I ‘de'greemote or less th'eSe days-402‘ we can
think, only of the coolsplash of a shower-bath, or the tin-
kle of‘ cracked lee, “pellncid. silvershriil, " and then to put
on the thinnest and easiest garments we possess. “Sonic-
thing I can put right on; I cannot sew this weather,” is the
demand every woman makes. We offer:
LAWN ONE- PIECE DRESSES, white and figured,
low, round or square necks and sleeves of moderate
length. $2.50 and up.
SERGE SUITS, plain white or white with hairline
stripes, Coats with wide shawl collar faced with black,
and lined with pean de cygne. $20.00. I
PONGEE SUITS, Coats lined with corn satin, per-'
fectly plain but taultlcssly tailored. $28. 00.
. CLOTH COATS non MOTORING 3 I
. AND SEASH ORE WEAR. "it.
Should onetake evening motor rides. the long loose
coat of light cloth is exceedingly. dressy and attractive.
It may be of light gray, corn or rose colored cloth with
deep collar pointed in the back and wide over the shortl-
ders. faced with black and white striped satin, and adorn—
ed with small gold buttons. The sleeves are large and
roomy, and the‘coat is of a model that will slip on easy
over a be-frilled lingerie frock without massing the
same. -
$10.00 and unlined. ““l’
SUMMER PETTICOATS. .
THE WHITE CREPE PETTICOAT is practical
for every~day wear under thin frocks. It requires no iron-
ing. 980. . _. ail
WHITE CREPE PETTICOATS
ECRU COTTON W 1TH EMBR 0 I DE R E D
FLOUNCES.
WHITE AND BLACK STRIPED PERQALES.
STRIPED GINGHAM PETTICOATS, gray and
white, 50. 75 and 98c.
Coat and Suit Rooms. Second floor.
On these hot days one may have a tempting light
luncheon in the Tea Room. Cool salads. freshly mixed.
thin deliciOus sandwiches, iced tea, cortee or chocolate, ice
cream and fresh fruit.
Gilli P. hi. ldruh Glnlttnoug.
church in North Main street at 10:30 CANNON STATION'$ ROMANCE.
a. in. tomorrow. A brother of the to
rhinestonnohert B.Stoup, whole we Miu Pearl Ferguson Weds Clarence
paring {or the ministry at Concordia Searibner, Despite Parental
Theological Seminary at St. l.ouia.9 Objection.
.\io., ulii deliver the sermon. Taking ,
his text iloml Timothy 2. 46 he “m Qu. to a little romance is attached
speak on God's Earnest Will That All to “1‘" ”3MP?“ "‘ “‘55 139“” Fe'g“
Sinners Be Saved An in: creating and son. Iiuughtcr .x: lvunhury parents. and
in: tructive discoureoie looked forward Clarcntc S"t‘"”’““ "“3 80“ oi (‘unnon
to no .91, Ste 1, my" “me speaker. Station residents. which was pertmm
AllGermune are enrnestiynud cordinl- 9“ “”5““ “1‘ “e" “I ”mom 0‘
19. invited to attend Seats are "09 Goorgetoun it in on uilnir which the
and hymn 900“ are ptotlded (or all Cannon Station residents are still
The Sunday school meets evorv 59“, talking about and is nn‘fintereetiun
, tiny 9990959099 the summer at 9. 39 a one to those in Nottvnlk u ho kuou ‘.\II
in. Choir rehearsal. Tueuduy evening Scribner. ..
a9 7:309 o'eeung OI Ladies' All! 30" It, Is Still} that the young people fall
eiety, Thuredny It 3 o'clock. in love with ouch other seine time ago
We... and that the girl‘s. puronte ohierted
iNYfiflNATIONAL ilBLE ayu. stronuouuly. to the nttnchmont. 8ch
DIN". ernl times. according to the report».
international llihle Students of An» lilies Forgotten lIud qu nwny from
"1mm? (3. mm”, mm; lecturer hor Dnnhury home and none to (ion-
03 New York will Weill in pmwnm non Station to viuit the young men III
Hour TheotM."thlclt in coiled by 919.3. 'whom one had contlded her uilootionn
"1g lune. “my.“ nt 3 9, n1.,8unduy i'l‘heoe viuitutlone here brought to a
fume "The buy 0; Judgm99t.....w9mo decidedly nhrupt termination Ii} the
“than, u All welcome No cfll‘oollon uppenrnnco oi the mung iudy‘ n moth ’
.. or. peel; the story. hut odoiI tinre one
'9 ll . Mulder managed to not Irony from that per-
.. on“: watchful ete.’
fuse petfiotio Quotation Iteon in- “ _ * ' .
I I I iy on with their unvoilinn The Muir culminated in the more
at ”biotic when. This time 9 9. rinse. howover, on ’lhureduy. and it in
.1 mm“ Mm. "“99““. “Idaho thought that the couple will live “Into
1% Client.“ a m. mum." at oily ever afterwards,” for they nre 9
the American Revolution unveiled on eel-thinly Attached to one another. if
"I. MW“ M M‘WMMW Wk. indications show anything. The yotmg
annivmido Drivelreiowihm Itmt. huiy wait tlolofmiliod to have, the III"
a" 7"“ City. T1“ ceremony V“ iuir ended in the only proper way, no
In celebration at the anniversary at _ . . . _
the tattle of “9)” Wuhin to . cording to hoI slow oi the eitnntion.
R “‘M So Thursday she arrived in coupon
79, Pint Gentlemen of Europe ; Stntio odd hurt her beloved. Porno
mm 33.91,", h“ “moored M trillion d with grout haste. they allude
wonder and Inhalation that toughen. tor the house of Rev. A. F. Chamber:
won him with Animus and nuns lulu. punter or the Elton hiothodilt
scrim for Meie Jenni: III II I'm-a Ghut‘oh. lltit a. ll niipourod he had
gone out. He and his wife were “Ill!
inn dinner that evening with n pertain
truer and not to be stopped by any
such little Inconvenienue. the couple
managed to reach lien. Air. llnicolm
ut hie home in Georgetown.
Here the ceremony was unholy nod
quietly perloruieo and Air and tire.
Scribner naming sheet nitrite; or their
uteri? friends tor 9. bright on pron.
hereu- married lite. They will more
m" In mil III tire Inert romrtrehle
moron in inmnwhondon Setup
day um. "
»- WWI“ 09 the Port.
Hon the ten downwind in recent
Authoritlou other in tholr
opinion My own to diet he has not
on» motion. end were not on non
astound or the, noun or the shoot»,
only or are Worm dens .
'in reside in Cannon diet In. .
Norwalk Chronicler