Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 15, 1911 · page 2

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color, lines and trimming.

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hittited is sliwuys in good style.

 
 
 

its nanie lsintonoed tolmplt'.
can ”our the head and has no but-

” it and white stlilled frocks are
omnleted hy hate oil of black or

 
 
 
 

J There is the dliiersnce in the collars
fut operate waists and gowns that on
he collars are very, {very large.
:P on separate blouses’thsy are”

1 you have a little time you can
m 0 any number at dainty sailor coi-_
hrs at home at little cost. The one
2110 necessity obout these its that ,
they must always be fresh thsrsiono. i”

Not only on atoms or all lands does-
,Piiohu uproar. but we are assured
nunt season's ereni‘hu Wraps, most
p‘tuuus ones, Will show this chsm- E

 

 

We invite your mot

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A Dickerman 8: Sun

84 Washington so, .So. Norwaik

hite Undersklrts

n 0“! our large yttriety oi Lsdies' White .
Underskirts, ranging in ”urine E

From suite 0 50

Embroidery and Lace Trimmed Sample
Skirts at Reduced Prices ‘ *

_ We hove n considershie number of Sample Shirts 00 which we ,'
have put Bargain Prices. These prices srs for the bslsnéo oi the

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

It is a matter at surprise to note how
diaolnnliy the tonnes-inch trimming
hand on the bottom or a long cost
looks on different figures. On some it
upbeat-s superfluous and artificial and
on other! it gives a very good air of

Though, the earliest of the (all can.
strontium, predictions are that they
yiil reach the length oi forty inches

on mending large holes in socks
this is the land that invnrishiy
.40. round in his boys socks) it help.
1;? to run around the hole with a course
water and over stitch beiore starting the
durninz, tolling clue of course. not to

'Drgssy blouses mil/lie hull of lace
and hall or chiffon are completed by
Miriam; little inhots and crsvais
which seem to bring the two halves 01
waist together it: s harmonious

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

. . - Everybody is huyiii: Psresols this tour. slid slum,
sold more this season than ever beiorPe hi0w wo‘ re
P going to olo‘ua out the hoisting. or
duced prices. it you lilivuu't Mount your Summer
Purisoi yet you-o in great luck to have this “flow

did chance
$300PPARASOLS now i ..... .... @0150
swimmer)” now «.00
31.50 PARASOLS now ............ .. . 11.15

« $1.00 PARASOLS now ............... ..700
756 PARASOLSnow.. .............”0
50¢ PARA SOLS now . . . ............ . . . .890
CHILDREN’SPARABOLS. ..13. 'PiPI and ”0

The N. E Ryan Co. ‘

“I. WWII IttPM

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. you select a wrap oihlaclt mar-
quisotto‘ lined with White chiffon and 4

,mmed down the long front lines
will: jeweled blinds, you not only have
all weedingly goodloolling mil. hilt
hat is to the highest degree rash
on. as it disolsye good points as

tucks laid in a innrqulsette
rolls lot-m sre more then usually
.trimmlns. tor. the deepening 0i
oior caused by the double thick
“of the material is all nieusius as
m hand oilect oi the tucks than

,A jihot oi tulle or point d'Alencon
white or son: are the more fancied
”their. but a labor of iinh linen 010w

Silo who their» gowns whip" tells
list she never has it full on tel:-
i'i'o he oven and perhshs the
' list idle nei‘ei‘ toiled it out;
ill hits” portly cooled Elie has ol-
’ done this without any hortio‘u-
so it, lint now that her attention
‘ is. to the (not that some have
’ NF it telling thinks it inlay

ticuliy or on the dilution“.

voile and marquisutte.
accounted for, because they

pensive. do not crumpls. m not meet»
so -hy the dampness sud are combined
with any type or lscehntl capsule or

any kind in decoration.

the new lingerie frocks.

Bali tirinue oi irish croohehor rows
of made balls at cotton covered with
, north: or silk. we used to outline tum

ice and odds sleeves.

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Amorioun.’

not be minimum with the

 

LiNGIRiE snocus ‘
Borne are of ulternnte rews oi lanes
and bullets. running horizontally. rur-

Mony uroloi tho invorite materials,
This is «siiy

The ‘contrsstin: bonds or colored
mousssilnu do solo at the hem and on
the edges oi sleeves sru tenures oi

Crocheted huttonu no out oi this
. season' 0 noun:
decorotivs purposes sud sise tor for
tuning zowns.—-—Philldsluhls North.

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Milli? OPENED. , . ‘
Despite the fact that tho “Mil“ ‘
lotto. or psnuiooil shirt lino lounti no
encouragement in this country, it mutt

 

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used (or

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shirt thst

CHILDREN'S BOOKS

mode with elastic woven into the top.
to hold in up in place. Another style
for little folks. to be worn with tau
Osiords. hump our sshtlsls. is oi lino.
‘hud hold, with dsrlt blue or‘:hrown
clocking, while there are slso old hills
socks with tan cinching. ‘_ A shhded
blue sock. which is rsther expensive.
is” espooialiy‘puotty with hills glnuhsni
rompers or linen or chumlml! ploy
dresses. An ‘uil blue book. with white-
embroidered dots. is 900d style. but
the blue has a tendency to lads sully.
,Wliito iislo or action social with tho
pisin- colored tells us slivers soot!
ion and 900d style. us its site ths
hi ‘ufrld Willi. ill Iii‘lpud dotted
aeolian. am the lion York .

Quits the thin: tor this smll boy
when he torture in his Instill irhitu
plain or linen suit is it pure “its list.
sonic. over whioh are gosttsihd tiny
rod sillt. dots. '

HAND FOR GOIPPURI‘N

Bowitohinzly wort an mu 0! V
decorative hitndit that” colonists ‘

 

' sud evening services snd will proaeh

” . Nom'slk hdethodist Clinton. anlr

4 also. with sermon by the pastor.“

. worth W devotional stories. ll: 30
.9, in” the mold for the service will

~ Wordai.‘ Ennis; servioo. ’7: 0‘0 0. in .

".Plldiidllnfidli 2.P.......W “A. Buoh

. Postwar—Allure Fossil)

Postludu in A- minor . .

. Willing Worker-'Clrcls. Friduy. fight,

. o ‘oloolt. There will he no stoning ssr
A ponulur sock-were this weir—is , '

E Rooms. “Lord‘s?

 

 

METHODIST. .

South riot-wink Methodist Episcopal
-~Ali the newlines will he held st usual
at the church, tomorrow Rev John E;
Zeiter Will hove charge of immorality

It 20th.

1). Tom» pastor-thiamine worship st

“minimum People" Sunday thorn-
in! class smiths. 9: 30 s in F ii
Bodkin, W lunduy 100001. 12‘: till
0. Piiil, 0 J. Clark superintuiidsnt.‘ Elli

he “Need. the “note to Abundunco’f:
tile moduli: Elli he led by Joli” D;

mum at ”alibi. “Counted With s
Loud oi lists“ . the service will close

clusgiisutlus. led by ll. '1'. Roscoe.
Thin-slim? loop. in, prayer slid pulse
neuritis. Ionic tor tomorrow:

“ Morning. ‘

To Dominion. ....
Contrslto Solo—Selected.

.. . . ,hioyd

.. .Besee
.. it. Ironing. {f
rflluddfivmn in s s s on ”film mm
QDWHGHNOII 000 W Lem
Quartet-4‘10. Foils» huhol‘di' .21.: ,
Krefssmn
...Drode
Knight Street A. M. E. Churoli. Rev
Charles hi. Gibbons. unsiowl'ruschins
st it s. lit; suhloot. ”Following Aisr
0i!“ Sundsy school. 12:80 0.10. Al
ion Christin Endonvor home. ’i n.
in. Preschins at 8 p. 00.; suhluct “The
Better country But in... "Funds:
night. olsss meeting. Thunder nisht,

D“! 01‘ meeting
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GONGIIDQ‘NONAL ,

) South Norwslh Constipation--
liar. Horhsgt 8 Brown, Phil. oi the
fission Congresstlonsi (.nurgh. will or
Solute tomorrow manila; It 10: 30

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hiusic It the First Church. Normal:

Morning.
Prelude—Northam- on. “Adsulo
ii‘ldelus" ........ ...4. iii. ’i‘hsyer

Anthem-“illess¢d be the Lord
50d" ......J). Duel

Gonmlto 8010*“Gstillumnfl,
' Nor: '1' Suite:

dilution-"Sometimes st light
surprises" ... .P. A. unmi-

Postiudegursnd Ghosts in E
’t GIVING

No service in the ensuing.
naturist E‘

outs-tn: Issui-

Bhtss. oi Mystic. this state. will oili-
0isto tomorrow. The rhusio will he
so “tollows:

‘ Morning
Ptoltido. LRPIO v o i i I ' i r- t J: F: and“
Authors. "Oh Hour: ”ohm. initially
r"‘--Ciiitnt
caution. “in Hours 9 14000." Aliid
at eshite-olpttnntlanssod‘t and“,
”In“; OVPsPPssots'ssP‘l‘lih-ssdu 69’: H. “Ink

lunln9 4 , , E,
M0,, issoolsgosstnrrs‘sro ‘
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I twill, he as" ioliows:

, mentor—adios it. Olmsteud.

MMutu.‘8il.Tuesduy;1:fip~in.'

toslehration oi” the Holy Communion; ,,
19:30 a. in. morning prsysr and sort ,

South Norwslk Sunfish-Rev. W. E.

 

 

1‘» Climatbéhuld thoiworlts 4
E E at the toro,EP E5.

hath rustle
north. 0 »

at ntslretli wltr'u to.
more unto the end ‘0:

~ 0 the north; -

E '”Eliot “break-til the both

And cutteth the silent

in louder;

Ho buruoth theljchltriots

 
 

in the

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Selection-000ir.
PrsyewSulierintendeut.
Boriuture Roadinswl’ostor.
Seiection~Choir
Recitationwiiiss E Bryant
Pinto Solo—Miss 1... Richardson

Duoiwhiisses .Wiison. Eju
Beoltutlon~hiiss iii; Boiler.
Raiding—7M" J Clsy.
Solo—“Mrs. Whitslleud.
Reading-whilst F Fisher.
Rocitltionwliiss o. butcher.
Solute—«Mrs Moors.
Resdinsu—hiiss E. l-lsinlett. .
Selectioan. P 8. 0. iii.
RecitatiooPt—(l Powell .f
Reading-«hire 0. w. Johnson.
Gulch—Hrs. L. Dickson
fluorite—nit. morn;

IPISCOPAL.’
Trinity Climb Wick A. Cole-
man. outer; E. J. Sims. orsnnist;
dith Huntley otter Trinity-v.8 s. nu.

0:00 Weonsudsy 7: 3030. ..lunier

Duck-J‘Suviour. scores of every

blessing" . Glebél
Miss Bump sud Miss DePierne.

Postluiie in iii-list .............lisnier

lcu-wl...

Evening.
Preludew—liulodie in E—llst .Lemuizre
Gloris in Exoelsis . ......... . hint-tin

llouuln list in Eliot . . Putter
nous marsh" in D .. .Bu‘ck
Aliment—Jim Kins oi Love. .. .Siiolloy
Soorsno sPoiow'Wlth verdurs

clad"

um su-

Miss Bunip.
Posiludgz. . . . . . . .Qouliiid

Christ Church, Rev. J., iiypxiu
Brown rector-Filth Sundsy otter
Trinity Sunday ochool st l0 s. in.
Morning prayer sud sol-moo st 11 o
in. All on wioosno. ‘

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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE BOQIITY.
li‘irst Christies Science Society, oi
monk—Regular Solidi! “moss at
tho rustling room, its-onto hulldina. at
i s. 1!. Subject July 16. "Lite." 'l‘ul
t our msetins. Wednesdsr. at 8 u. or.
To hull survlous the public is oordislly

one...

open to the public ouch vault dsy st-
teruoon iron 3:13 to 0:30.

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E-IlilLl STUDENTS. ~

P c. Dstwilsr of New York will
me his» second discourse in the‘ rim
slit Hour thostro. Neutron}. solidity at
8 ii. in Topic. "Rum and Rustit‘uv
unit” The hull is cooled byte sluotrio
ions. Ail woloooiem No ohiluotion.

 
 

, SALVA‘i‘iON ARMY. , ‘ i
Sunless will he held. at tho tinny
hail lonillit at 3:15 o'clock and i0-

“ lid M'rs. ‘Wintsrhottom .

 

 

 

7 What desolations' lilo, ‘ t 0E
if ‘ SOISE'I‘TE SHIRTS. coat style with attached cufl‘s,

‘in‘th‘e lire” _ .E ii

“Tact! m MK. 'l‘0 JUGGLIL
“MI. W is the Iain Work"

Cheviot», Motherhood oi s Audion.
at the home of Mind onlchoutur. 100
South Mun strut.

Grace Church musics] progrlim:

‘ flaming.
Prelude inD.... ...........Lsmin'0
Venite ...... ‘ ...........’.......Chsntr
Gloria in Exoelsii" ....P.....,.iilsrtin
1’0 Donor in iii-minor.......4...lilortin
Juhlisie in Eliot ............... Buck

.Hnydu'

und transmit, invited. Radius room - 4

”minding.

 
 
 
 

,htuuMlnm .‘i‘oinsoi

oiorrow st 11% iii. and 8 u. on Sum ~ ,
titty school st it 0. in. Odell liar mean _
inn still its heldoitoh evening 09:31:20 3

The. Store Dl‘oscs at‘s‘ Q'oldclt'iliincept Saturdajth

MIDSUMMER sALE OF MEN ‘3 WEARABLES

‘ Including Many Garments and Needinls for Boys, Coma
‘ moncing enmity and Continuing Through the
Ford Port of the; Coming Week.

 
 
 

untoxtra good value, were originally $1.50
890 special.

* Sizes :4 to 16% inclusive.
MEN’S GAUZE SHIRTS with short sleeves. not all

‘ sizes included, regular 59:: quality, at half price, E i
‘ ' E 25 c.
VERY SPECIAL scisn'rrn SHIRTS of extra '
Quality, with attached collars, sizes fgom 14 to :8,
. $1.00 each. ' “I ,
ALL-SILK FOUR-IN~HANDS. the 25c grade, :50.
a for 05¢.
_ MEN’S NAINSOOK SHIRTS.
sleeves. 190.3 for 250.
ATHLETIC SUSPENDERS, special at 190, 3 pairs
for 500.

coat style, no

FOR BOYS.

Soisette Shirts of fine quality, attached collars, regu-
4st- price Si. 00,
.59"- ..1 '
.. Sizes 13, 13% and 14.
Boys' Ribbed Undershirts, for ages to and 12 years,
:50. a for 250. ‘

 

PARABOLS’ AT REDUCTIONS

All Funny Perusois which have been $5.00, marked to
close;

”(0'

$3. 00. . E,
_ Exceptional Values.
"I i - ' ' ' ‘— ,
A ICE CREAM FREEZERS, ell metal galvanized tubs, _ . ’1
” with heavy tin cans. triple action flashers, these sizes: . P ,.

Quarts P 750. . TWO quarts, 90c.
Three quarts. $1.00. 0 Four quarts, $1.2 5.
Sanitary Freezers, all glass. $1.25.

Mill-II—

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win h. 00 E200 '(ilnmhtmy. ff

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ENcAefio lNlcE.

What a misfortune it is, remarks Ori-E
uon Swot-t Murder) in an urtlcle in Sue P
cess Magazine, to go through His 0p-
patiently ennui-d in. ice, yet all thoP
while full of kindly, cordial reeling for" E
one‘s fellow men! Shy People ore ni- _ P,
says distruatl'ui of their powers and
look upon their lack oi confidence as a
weakness or lack of ability, when it
may indicate quite the reverse .
Morbid sensitiveuees requires heroic.
treatment A tinder-er who wishes to 0
overcome it must take himself in hand
As determinedly as he w0ulti if he
wanted to get control oi a quick tour ,
per, or”io rid himself oi, a habit of
liing. or stealing. or drinking, iii any
other detect which prereuted his hc~'
log a Whole man.

“What shall I do to set‘ rid hi it?" .‘
asks u victim. Think less of yourself"
and more of others. Mingle ireely
witht people. . Become interested in
things outside of yourself. Do not
brood over what is said to You. or
onslyse every simple remark until you ‘ 4
insanity it into something of the great- j
”It importation Do not have sutll it P
1001 and unjust estimate oi people as l
to think they are bent on nothing. but”
hurting the ieeliugs oi others. and de—r
preclnung and mailing light at them. if
on every possible occasion A man
who mommies himseli lit, his true
v‘siue. and whogiv‘es his neighbors"
credit idr helm; at least all good as
ho is. cannot be a victim oi oversim-
sitiyeneu

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mammmnm
muWin-mpuno
ammwmamm
«Minibus-donut”. him
mmmmuimuw
out it is to their Mg“ it is
moutusuroi.
fieW.RWN¢I§Im

003m 00 fondue:
iii-hr odoeu not
ours for would: emu no better
Won. it has often occurred to
usthstiuessolvimutherolsny
tusso- toiosrsuuumoiwulrsis
tits man; 0! disused «mural.
omhulm mi splnul sentrsu by the
rapid and oomph! movements reg
united in Mill might sum to not!
so so sliicisnr. primitive.

Wu do not vials to am: too much
iotmsnusimodshlshiudmn
its my poloto‘utthtii tends to
patient nervous m at! that no
touting trial on bu Whirl! done
it the prism: indulges in div
simian «so so mid so host slid
W~m~ Hodiolnu.’

. Isosnditn W Hood."

000 9! tin Wm room at tho
the mom on com
oi humanism ”Em in tho Persist: sill!
is tool the WM lion loom
MM or «m station. 1054 P
hut-w mm ilss mutual: tits E
has atom hut no multimiu
titan lit. the mild! 000nm. Billion
W '1)! All big Wild iii

till.
who
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iN‘JURED BY A FALL.

James Kearney, of Bolden avenue.

tine quite hsdly injured when he loll,

Ell-om it cherry tree early in the vault

3‘" no is otlll confined to his home under

E . the our,» 0! his mutton. The can

' full ms the some as in molt
4 other oituei, s unlit thst was thouultt'

with .0 lie strong. liming br‘oité

‘ Wrnuy’s right tiniilo iron in

‘ sprained on as 0 result he will hand

lined to his homo tot-to feel: or tour

' ‘E the line the sympathy oi

many friends in his trauma. and ti:

best wishes oi till for its smelly 'P

mvery’ on possible. Tho nitrous hi

Kournoy toll is not eiooti ' 0000 E

 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

 

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