HOSIERY.
Our Specialty—ascflose.
Not-a-Seme—"ll’cars like
sixty.” Gauze, lisle. me-
tlllilil.
Buster Brownwtluarantccd
Hose. lilack, white. tan..
“Cadet" Hose —-— Black.
tan.
Ladies' and Children's
Ribbed 'i‘op “use, Split
i’eet llose, White Feet
”use, ()111 Size ”use.
All at 25c.
At popular prices-ml.atlies'
:ruri ("Milli-en's. lililt‘h‘.
white. tan.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
84 Washington Street South Norwalk. Conn.
“ Telephone 446
Ribbons. "
Our Special Sale ContinuuAA
Saturday.
The hliange in the weath~*
er suggests lighter under.
wean.
Narrow to Medium—4o
tin 5r. A job in Ladies'
Sc M .~
Vesta-only
Iain».
M
Larheg. \' cairn—«10¢.
. sleeves, sieevelesa.,
Ladiesl
25c.
fy.
Wider Ribbons—~80. Values .
toe to 15c. 51‘9"
Plain and l'"arrey—A»-14c. \"a~
iues we.
.3
for
cunt-
Vests—~15t‘ :
Sleeveless or
Fancy anti i)l't'\tl('li~~-~18L‘.
Regular price
r- .
J‘st.
1-.
Ladies" V estn—~-:,L.
variety.
Large
Short Lengths at liargain
, . (iarnrents -— All
i l‘lCt‘m
lSt‘ in 251‘.
Children's
ath'ri.
.(it‘illh iiarmentx “25L 5m.
'Sllirts and Drawers.
ll
Neckwcar—zsc and son.
l'upular' style.» _
We give S and H Green Trading Stamps
i
Triple Skirt Effect Now
, Triple okirt en‘eets are owe to be
. much in etidenee anions; graduating
‘ [rocks and aheel summer "lfltltks for
girls. They are easily made and be
* coming as a rule and it is easier to oh-
, uln variett in this two of skirt tbarr
one would imagine.
A boat oi" exquisite
ials otter opportunity
effects and One must see the lovelll
hordnrc thingu in all w tile in order to
."nndesstand their popsillilliiert sheer
5'91“ cotton crepe marqulxemto mull. il-.
Amen. bati ate, and every line 1111
gerlo material is 0th L"d with more or
‘ less elaborate burr-do design or em-
broidery inset lace. woven pattern
, etc. it one pr‘eioia to true plain ma
j'tbrial and have the border tint-sir up !
piled. there are countless ideas to
ouch finish among the trimmln," read;
- made and the trimming devices illus-
_ trated in the, French model frocks. in
,Acolor of co. rue the bordure effeets are
innumerable
Hand made trimming is perhaps 1a-l
hoA d re matur-
tor ouch skirt.
l
l
l
thei mote r hie than the pattern border} .. " i
for the pix "ln flock. and self tone tr-lm l
mini; has the virtue of breaking the
skirt line but. little. \‘ery frequently
in the evening frock the border trim-
“ wing is in the color of the iroek. per-
haps of the name material. hilt reliev-
inu' color is introduced in little silken ‘
flowars.
T‘hoso flowers indeed play an impor-
tant part in the making of youthful
evening frocks and they are shown in
amazing variety ml the. trimming coun l
tors. Flmvors large or tiny. fashion-
ed fro-nr'taft‘elu. from Auntin. from aillr'
mousseline. rceoro or natural,
prim nosozaya in single stiff padded
bloaoms. in spraying little garlands—4
there is no end to the floral trimmings
or to the ways of using them. One
little frock of pink silk voile over:I
white mtin had single padded clusters"
of silk rose-a in pink and green set at.
intervals around thajrlaln little white": .
satin skirt. above a very deep hem,l '
while none was used on tho voile tun
in except a single cluster at the waist
line.
Another i‘roeir. had r1 triple skirt.
with bordering houillcueea of the frock
material and above theae bouillonneoa
were posed applied floral, motifs. two
to each fiouu‘ce.
mttcn had their motif. on the olden.
hamlddlo mention had the motif-up» ‘ I
toll in trout and “back; 'i‘ho «abated A
the bouliimoo trimmtnx with a
m flower- acres. the bust rind
r of the dorm: wu on each o
What had at allplttiy full untrlntuo'
flirt of the tall: veiling over a cling- ‘
"trimmed fichl drapery on the bodice“
; tn. was very gliilalr and attractive, but
in anti,
The top and bottom T"
in». skin '9! unite “tin. says the mew any exaggerated peculiaritina nboulit
i nit Sun. (in this satin foundation at be avoided.
intt valh hands of light hind ribbon
Were laid, onetrdliug tho shirt, the. . “W" 7'"
lmds in all. the iiieirobt being plnqbd .\ most unugua] and good looking"
below the hip Line Those. of course. pram {0" the w“; William”! Mik-
wcro veiled by the tulle but the over , Rpm “Km. mode in ”fifth“!!! “Phil“
shirt was caught up vet: slightly at lg, 0!. black satin, uclfrdiug to ihgl
melt hand in a diagonal line front the"; Pit“) 3m. p0” ‘l‘hrifi I; K a“ W
lett hip to rlgzht foul and hold in place or the satin and one long ”"3 of the."
hi it prim cl star of rose-u This {are satin made double and widening (m1
an .ill’ilOEt impeicoptlbie tnovetnént to toward the human) This and 1. about
tho tulle ovar akirt and tho effect wusl eight mm“ long and y. out and a
excellent. halt inches hide at. the top and two
The ink t cauaht ur a a droortint and mm» quartéra wide at the bottom.
puff just below the. kneel nnrl, failln: . Six round silver m~ ”minimums at";
narrow and strait!!! er in a “"mlllpiaced nt halt inch intervals at the
ilounro is nrloprerl for some youthful: 10“” end
drt sea and it in ion suit nireer ma
te:riri . r. not an an. etul one model in
crurnrgc dotted tulle. nit‘l the skirt be.»
hm tire pui‘t trimmed in inset bands
and irlli‘oi nu.» lnet lliitl with a lace
M
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Mint tnii’letn in being run rh tuned for
loan “raps for the. warm weather.
.__.
Trlplo oklrtz effect; are much in art.
(tr-ace for the growing giri'a linger-lo
tucked into a snail glrdle‘ or‘mse taffe- 50w“-
Wash flannel trunks trimmed with
vividly colored buttons, are much in
favor for athletic women. ‘
Bolts of black patent leather are be-
ing worn by exolusim women with
Bags of the ever- popular toweliug
have now made their appearance, to
complete the costume of the fabric.«-
Cheap. Cuff Llnkn.
Cuff linka to harmonize with buttons
used on any 'walst can he made by Join-
in; two buttons with strong thread
allowing thread to separate the but»
tons about a undrter-of an inch. Bring
the til-rand back and forth and than
, twine it around and arounduntll a
strong thread it made, says the Mod-
ern Prlacllia. This manner of maklntt
_ before the gloves. ‘ l cuff links enable: one tolrave 5 var.
Don't ”mtm th "in“ ., lely of ottectivo,and pretty links that
2 are both looting and inexpensive.
“Kayser” glove: cost 1, ‘
no more" and are 3
worth dub le. -
M‘s-w. to lull ,
Ill-join u- :1
“M m the hem!’ for .1
the noma“Kayur-” It l
in murance of quality :1
and reliabil ity.
.0.“ '75:.30 Slou- I I"
‘7‘...“ “$50;
on find the name
ayur." you have
the “genuine’ --tlto hind :
‘ that “don't wear out” i
)t the finger ends, and j
every pair contains-
A dumb
that «It'll...
"a new pair free"
if tho"tipn"wwout J
White Sol-on.
The attractive features of an all-
white dread are undeniable. it never
fades. it, is generally Mounting and it.
can be worn by women of all alien.
r .
. For spring the while some salt is
.’ vrurtrznouht. it appear. in Ittrnibtite_
style, the minty lino being the out ‘
L (shouted by the Par-Ilium. ..
Scallop: hound Mat" A"
.. ;uudtoodubnnlmmwopir
' M rm. wane battling. ”Erratum tho
'II
1...
“to.
. kty thitt it me the property of Mr.
"Mforfhofa‘s
Natural Coior~llantintll
, Quickly Removed
rim .4
There in nothing new alrout the idea
of using Sage for motoring the color
of the hair. Our grandmothers kept
their hair dark. glossy and abundant
by tho-use of a simple “Sage Tea."
Whenever theirhuir fell out or took
on a dull. faded or streakedappoar
anco, they made a brew of Base leavers,
and applied it to their hair with won-
derfully beneficial effect.
Nowadays we don‘t have to resort to
the old-time tiresome method of gath-
ering the herbs and making the tea.
This is done by skillful chemists better
than we (could do it ourselves; and all
we have to do into null for the ready
made product. Wyeth‘a Sago Ind Sui-
phur Hair Remedy. containing Sage in
the proper strength. with the addition
of Sulphur, another old-limo scalp
remedy.
Thin preparation gives youthful coi-
or and befliltyJD the hair. and is one.
of the beat remedioa you run use for
dandruff, dry. feverlnh. itching scalp.
land railing hair. Get a any cent bot-
tle from your drugglat today, and you
will be surpriled at the quick results.
All drngzistrr sell it. under guarantee
that the money will be refunded tit he
wile Quaint in Stamford on
larch 26, With Burglar’s
Toliis in Their Poussin-
a-Wiil be Enhanced Today.
lfiiilllli illAL‘ilill Iii
A liill Siiiliii lliii
Roland Hodges Unable to Secure
$5.000 Bail Demanded Alth-
ough Friends are Working in
His Behalf—Kykelo Sentenced
to Year in lall
. Charles hehaeter. Mike Winzlk and
lohn Zach, who were arrested in
tarnford on Maren 25, and when
senrtthed several hurglnr's tools were
found in their pnaueasion, wore {mind
guilty by the Jury in the criminal au-
porlor enurt yesterday on the charge
of (lain-inf «bmglaru tools and will
be Jorrtcu‘ced tomorrow by Judno
William 1. Bennett. It was b o‘clock
when the jury came in. but their de-
liberation was very Kirort.
The testimony showed that the at.
tenttou of the police iii-em attracted o
the "1,11 by some Siavoniana in that
tuirriho Sufi that the three men tui'.
Special agent. Stiiioon 6’: l‘owoil Cor-
pontion.
IEIBERB 0F VALE
‘ BOGIETIES LOOKED illlT
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NEW HAVEN. May 2L~Menrllera
of the three senior secretary societies
Athéir ' rwn nationality) were avltinn a! tale were locked out of their rooms
Rullliv nfl flirt Ulla information thtt early today by students of the ocular
""79 “‘9" “"9““ M" “”19" b" “Kill I class not membera of the fntternitlea.
10 WHCK‘ headquarter“ ”l! ‘00“) “FEE! and New forcrpd to submit to laun(u
“MM 0" HWY berm in the “hull" ”l and jet: to outside the gates at the ea-
“ mm a nkelt‘lou be) and n , trance or Vanderbilt Hall on the mm-
W' W- t :pus uhllo those innlde the enclosure
" ”int"? 5’10“" dnnrnrl around a but bonfire on which
The ermine of the int-n was that A was piled furniture. bedding and any
the) came from Newark to huv a so other material which came handy.
loan. but when they worn in borne of The senior societies meet on Thom
the anions they acted as though the: (in) evening and the marathon leave
were too anximra to not at the cash tho chapter houses shortly after mid
realm They explained he skeleton Knight. The appearance. or the frater-
ulty men at Vanderbilt (,‘ourlnnt‘d
W‘llnlk, 5r Either it was his alatersl was the signal for the other students“—
are? "In? embed a innit: in her house. gathered than to start the bonfire and
New driver Splinter. clone the gates. The fraternity men
pfoketl it up on the ttreet when he after futile attempts to enter their
not of! the train at Stamford The: ‘(tl'hrruitoriea by ladders placed at the
men worn defended by Attorney Abe windows were formd to climb our the
S Geduldlg. in the 1mm“... Act iron gum. which had been covered
int; Stato- Atturney Pullman was no ulth thlelt glue. 0M3 one excoptmn
listed by Prom-eating Attorney Fred: wan made. :1 Scroll and Kovs man be-
«riots W. Huxtor-rl From the quick-g in; allowed to not Into his room
near at which the inn came to u do lthrough the window. The. fratomity';
eiaion “it wan clear that thoi took no men were kept out of their rooms for
mt: in fin dttffinfll. latterly two homer, wheat thev Were re
" A “can“ Bond 35,5000 quested by the aenlors inrido the on-
Roland Helix". of Sound Boron: cloaure to climb over the gate one man
who in charged with manslaughter in . at a “mm his name was called
euitnll‘rtz the death or lurmr gm. .3 Whllo‘the demonstration was in ‘
art a follow \torker in a grocery store 5 program Dean l't‘rederirk S. Jones of
was before Judge Bennett yesterday! the ifldflmlfl department. appeared 0“
{mention uncmnpnniod by m. mop; the mono and naked the. man to desist
nay, Homer 3 Cumming, for wet No mention mus paid to his reqnoat.
pn‘rporro of fixing the amount of a “OWN"-
bond. Judge winner: fixed the banal Comma closely "to? the met“
at 35.000. and Altmd Wkwood a mock “tan dart" ceremony by one day
wealthy contractor living at Riverside 'thia latent demonstration was the sub-
4
, run lilifiiilll.
Rubi-o PM and duly flair to "
remedy is not exactly as represented. ‘
,. we in an toilette: some vs. St. Jo-
marginal um «m but the white
I” present to so on the bond. \
There «an bitch in the proceed
than. no the éieri'r of the court found
that Lockwood was only owner of a
rmothlrd estate. or which he is not in
full control until the death of hlri
women. it. I'll! a disappointment for
young Hudson to have to no to‘ Jail.
but Mr. lmckwoou win have to get the
consent of name of his relatives or it.
will be necessary to get another
unndnmn. The information from the
Jail tut night was that Hedge: new
be relented this morning on bonds.
‘AOM Year‘for Kmio. "
The first business in the superior
court yesterday wan the imposing of
salience. on Star Kykeiu. whom the
jury found guilty of assault on th.
person of Annie RJnirlowlck, aged 16.
on February 26th last. He was oeu-
tenced to one year inrjall.
The first trial before t'he‘oourt to-
day was against Anthony Kent, or
Bridgeport, who in charged with crim-
inal assault on hia haughtor. He will
be defended by Attorney William H
(brainy. n. who was Ipmintcd by
the court to defend” "the“ man.
Ana-.—
SEII Pillli‘. LEAGUE
‘ Gilli)" BBHEBIlLE
W
The schaditie for Silnday‘a game in
the Connecticut Edutt-i‘eofeulonal len-
..
"north; at at. Jo'rioph oval: in... vs.
lamina, at Ahlonihi‘ Welt Emil VI.
Cedar mini. at" Entrance.
Macaw Admit-we:
PM.“ AOURID m l-wTO 14 DAYIA
Yuri- ‘ '?"w't 'nflnd money it
' WT“? can ‘
d! Mun: lint him or. harm
in. run ln «0 .5 14 am. _, soc.
ject of excited comment about the.
campus today.
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OFFER 625.000 STAKE.
SAN FRANCISCO,
Pacific ’t‘rottlug Horse Breeders" Arr
sociatton will offer a $25. 000 two tear
old iuturity stake to be computed for
in itllir during the Panama Pacific In
ternrrtlonal ”Exposition.
trounced last night
WOLGAST"ANO O'BRlEN MATCH:
Ad Wolgut ha. been matched to
boat young Jack O‘Brien at. the Amort-
ean A. (l. of Philadelphia. on May 31.
They have agreed to make 183 pounds
at 5 o‘clock p. m. Wolaaat will we
cetvo 64.000 for his share of the purse.
but
Don’t Hide Them With a Volt;
move Thom With the New Drug.
An eminent akin specialist recently
discovered a new drug. otlilntL—dou-
hie Itreunth, which ll no uniformly
innocent“) in removing freckloa and
giving a ‘ciur. beautiful completion
um u 1:1qu by? r a. Baxtnr under
fit
an ltiinohito (titanium to “hind the .
money if it full.
Don't hide your, Main and» a
nit; at on men of otbtlto and re
move them. nun thir‘ nut nixht'u
am will ohow a harmful turn-dro-
mot, homo of tholtfitbr lion“-
alibi": «will a ti arm W limit
ion. and on injure the" unit tell-
der akin...
Be our; to unit l“. E: EM forth
double «mm “him: it it that that
l
in
in ooido‘n mu book shunnint .
May 2|.—~Tbe .?
it War. or :
’,|'
ronsvrna 'wnrsrs.
We are pleased to inform our customers that
from now on we shall keep at the Waist Department
a line of Fursythe \‘Vaists. and we realize that thi.~
will be grateful news to all women who desire per-
fect tailoring on reliable material.
The Forsythe Waist is produced under irleal C(,lll-.
tlitions, by experienced makers, and individuality
and high character are known to he unexceilerl. It
offered at equitable and nimlerate prices.
Waist Seetionneconri floor.
its
is~
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A DISPLAY AND SALE OF ROUGH SILKS.
RAJAHS AND PONGEES.
llel‘
l’ou—
weave
as in Sill-t.
the rough
(lurahle
livery wotllan has her own ideal-i
favorite fancies. but nearly all like
gees. it would he hard to ii.ul a illttl't‘
in the silk family.
Gray Pongce. Cheney's make.
$1.00 a yrl. for dresses, or dust coats.
3(\ inches‘ \\’ltlt‘.
$3.00
89 cts.
_ 4o cts.
l
width 54 incinw
\vitlill 3h incllr'é
width .‘l'l inches
Natural l'ongees,
Black l‘ungees.
Special in 444mb Pongees.
Black. White and Natural.
'at least $1.50, .
$1.25.
Rajahs. rough and very stylish. n hing list of rle~
sirahle including black and nhitc.
inches wide.
$1.00.
extra value., north
cniut'ings. 27
Silk Section.
The Regular May Sale of Porch Furniture. in-
cluding. Willow. Hong Kong. Rattan and Carlton Chairs
and Rockers, Begins Saturday. the twenty-fifth. and con-
tinues until the thirtieth.
Details lonmrrmv. morning:
(lye-:1 Saturday
I
ROYAL GROCE Y CO
ill lira. Sugar ................. 61.001 ltest Creamery Butter-
Good Potatoes,pk. ............. 35cltlood Table Butter ............ 31:
3 Gold (‘roan .\llllt 26cix‘liml Rhubarb. 5C
3 Square Brand Milk ........... 25c Native Asparagus .............. 30c
7 bars Lenore Soup ............ 25cANntivo Spinach. pk. ..
than: laundry Soup ......... , .. zscltl lbs. Milk Crackers
Soda Crackers ........... 25c
lba. Starch ..... . 25ciil lbs.
A full line of Farley Fruit. l’lnea ppiea, linuanas. String Beans, t‘ncunb
hora Lettuce, New Potatoes, 'I‘onlatoee. itadrshes.
Tel. Call
The Hatch 8t Bailey Company
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Lumber and Mill Work for Everything
' Tohphono,4|.
BEAVER BOARD
is gainin; rapidly in popularity as a substitute for lath and
plantar and wallpaper. It is amenable of an infinite variety
‘ of artistic designs for walls and ceilings and permits of a
wide room for individual mformont and taste. We are agents
und keep I largo supply on hand. ‘
Califllayrnond,’ Windsor,
uai device.
Trade Marks.
i lire nig-
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
Tho fol-lowing were llpued May" -i,
1912; lint furnished from office of .-.lt K01)! Nurse'r) and Realty (o.
M. Wooster, aoilfitor of patents. Now “We“, fresh pineapples
Bridgeport, Conn: i New England Cereal C0,.
Leonmd Ashelm. Bridgeport. ink Norwulk. cereal food comtound
bottle stand and holder. The Smith and Egge mug
William H. linker, ilridgepot. warp imridgeport, sheet metal chains.
atop motion holder. - Sotollwerck llrothers, lnc., Stamford,
3031!) 0- Rinse. Bridgeport. chocolates and cocoa
cue for towing machines.
John H. George, Bridgeport. lamp.
Edwin Cooper. East Hartford, (1.
Ill. Clark. Hartford, sectional brace,
John Hickey. New Haven, separa-
tor. .
Ernest C. Wilson. Merlden. matine-
ine..
South
00..
bobbin
n..- was. um.
NAVY. NOT LIKELY TO ENTER
inc: on HUNON. .
\XINAPOIJS, Nth. May 24. “If. it
not thought likely tho Naval Atadon
lwlli he represented in the his internal
lotilate rowing regatta on the Hudson
“her this venr
George tn. Curtlra. New mum. in- Superintendent Gibbons and the no» "
var-ted ginua holder. . 'vy athletic authorities yesterday reg)
Charles Glover: G. Holt New Brlt- celvetl an invitation from the Pong»
Ila. bud Ihurrlna machine (dealunl' kcepsle rowing ntewmta to enter a
Henry G. Votuht. New llrltnln. varsity and second eight. but it innit: -.
«Wiley door lock; thought pit million to do no dim he oi?
Johnfiuttle. Leela inland, battery ”med, The result! do... not fa...“
lino. place until after the mldahtpmen std "ll
John Donmlty. Brantord lineman: on thellr summer cruise
climber. ‘
“Slm- LII“. Milford internal com“ min nearly half of the initl'twtl
bullion “lino. ~ ! cruise. '
Pmr N. landim. Milford, mm
Jill“; for munitions.
"Emil Inn... Torryvlile. flab fork.
10.
. .1
mania-u—
Mom-y sometimes talks when ‘y 5'
want to imp it quiet. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler