For Saturday H
1
osrery come to its
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HOSIERY. SHIRT WAISTS. FANCY GOODS.
‘ Ladics'_ Hose—At 250. A Ladies’ Waists~At 1.00. A
.1 - specialty. specialty. $ ' Neckwesrwzsc. 5°C Jshots,
I'sneics.
“Nut'a-Seine’Z—zsc. Gauze, Ladies' W diets-«$1.47 to .. ..
lisle, medium. $3. 49. Plain fancy. ) Lollar and Luff S€ls”25c to
‘ I $3.98. Embroidery, Lace.
Buster Brown-~25c. La- M‘dl 31 9;... - t
dies, chiIldrcns :5,ng 1,:3‘“;;,,3°‘,0 ,g . Silk Ribbons—19c. Plain,
years. P ““03"
The Popular Price—«150, _ .
2 for 25¢. Ladies’, (‘liild- Midtly Blouses-50t' to Silk Riblwns~2sc Our. ..
ren’s. ~ $1.25. 34 to 40. 5i-‘t‘t‘l‘llt‘l-
Ladies” Silk Hose—~25t‘. 50c
$7 ..00 Black and tans.
‘ Children's
50c.
Rompers-50. to
Large variety.
i‘abric (i101 cs~25c in $1. 00.
Short, long
CORSETS AND BRA SSIERES at Papulsr Prices.
A. DICKERMAN & SON
85 Washington St.
S. Norwalk
We Give 88.}! Green Trading. Stamps.
Tel. 446
METHODIST.
First Melhodis‘. Episcopal Church—
The pastor. the Rev. John E. Zelter.
will preach at both services. The mu-
sic program for the any will be as
(allows:
Morning.
Prelude—Andante Cantabile by Ch.
Widor. 4th Organ Symphony
Anthem—l Will Greatly Rejoice: by.
Owst.
Quartet—Grieve Not the Holy Spirit
of God ............ John Steiner
Postlude—Grnnd Chorus in it Ms
ior ............... Alex. Gullmnnt
, 7330 P. M.‘
Prelude—Berneuse, by Ralph Kinder.
AbibeVn~God Be Merciful. by fluid-
. win.
Tenor Solo—Guide Me Oh Thou
‘ ' Great Jehovah ...... W E. Brown
. Mr. Van Alaty.ne
Postlude» Prelude and Fugue in 8..
J S. ilnch
Other services for the day: 9:30,
class meeting, led by E. W. Fox; 12,
Bible school, in charge of R. L. 00
burn; 6:30. young people’s duraticnnl
muting, led by Miss Janet Ewing
Tummy—7:45 in. in, class muting.
lender, John Greenwood.
Wednesday—3 p. m., montn'y inset-
in; of tha Ladies' Aid Soc'ety: 8 p.
14... Blower-tn League busineu and so-
rinl nesting.
Thursday—7: 45 p. in. wsoklv prey-
orimd conference meeting. .
"Friday—4:30 p. m.. choir reheat
‘ "oat; 7:15 p. in. rslly or the E‘ L.
charter of the Nor-walk grow a: mo
. molt Acenue Mothotliot Church. At-
, ”dross by the Rev. L. H. tisswo‘l oi
' Itlle horwnlk Chin-ch. .
‘ F m Wish Church-30”
: “mantis-tn. Bundsyorsi
I'tmmuflm townhous-
,. so. was it. Ooswoil: 404 Minot.
littlest-listen cos s thongs:
our” Manually hold
.1 Miss-zoossomrttmsr
‘, mutual»... .
Monitor Mil, the udioo
WM an». at 1“ c'oloclr.
m nuns inn who by ts-
rtsm p. h. Wiring st 3 p. 07.. by
»Win.at.A.Lyndh. n 0. Mom,
WI W out moot «its 7794. run
point» u 7:“ 'i‘ltursdsy evening.
I pith Hrs. 0. ll. Jscluon, spring'oood
Blessed is the man
who wnihsth not; in
the counsel or the
wicked.
'ltior stsndeth in the
why of sinners.
Nor sitteth in the sent
oi the scorniul.
is‘alms 1: 1.
1 .
. I‘m
The Norwnlk group of Emma
vlenxuers will meet at the East Nor-
vrulk Methodist church, Fridsy eve-m
lug. June 7.
Eliot Avenue M. E. Church—4101. S.
P. Nrbnnka. pastor.~10:30 n. in. This
communion of the Lord's Supper will
be observed and the choir will no
der opproprlste selections. 12 m. The
Bible school convenes under the direc-
tion of Chas. Alnoworth. ll: 80 p m.
The Epworth Lesgue will hold its de-
votions! meeting. bender Miss Annie
Odell; subject, Abstinence the Glory
of Manhood. 7: 30 p. in. The tutor
will preach). 'llhoohoir will render the
anthem. "0, be Joyful In file mm. “ i
Monday. 8 p. re. Eirworth beam
business ineetlng . i
Tuesday evening. The W. F. M. S.
will meet at the home of Mrs. How-mi
King, Van Zant avenue.
Wednesday. 2 p. m. The bodies Aid
Society will meet to new in the church
'pnrlor
Thursday, 7. 45 p. in. The rogulsr.
church prayer meeting. This mid-
week servioe ls iull of line sod inter
est
Friday, 3 p. In. The Junior lasaue
meeting, Miss Elaine Persons. Built
7:80 The bimonthly ml: of the Non
walk month Woo will be hold st,
thoEsstAwsnusOhnroh. luv. no.
C/uweli will be the speshsr sud tho
mule chorus of the that Avenue,
.Ohnro 'will still.
“Km Shoot A. II. I. Chumh Roy.
sries N D D" W
Fourth am will he oh
”7'.de throw. Roy, Wm. fit.
A. W D. 1).. Modding older. pro
siding; Wing slid luvs {cost It
Mr. In”: 17m school session
Rev. J. Holdin D. D.. at Bridgeport.
Allen Christin Indoors» IAIIlllO, ,7
p.10. Punching“ ti o. is. in Boy.
cordially volcanic.
COMMWWNA I...
first Odin-ism cams. rm;
mm. poster—Public wor-
‘ Frasier with Ml regional), "Let.
Adhb’ Words of my Mouth". .Grsnniss
Department sod Young Women's Dc-
’ wflmoht.
, p. in. Topic "Our Ohilfch. Conant."
1 to Children‘s Day.
....-.... ...... .e .... .-....i...
ship at 10:80 a. in. Music on follows
Organ prelude. Meditation. . . .Dunoon
Choral chant, "The Lord is in His
Holy Temple" ..Grsuntss
4 Non-.-
nhem. "Praise 10 the. rather"
.................. I,..(lcunod
Ottertory, Tenor solo, “Joan Mis-
' om," ...... ..... .N’evin
Refined by the Poster: "Groom-s Con-
ditional Gift."
‘Omn oPstiudo, March ......... Silas
Spools! musical service at 7:80 p. in.
Orson Prelude. Overture to "stra-
ddle." ..... .‘. . ............. F‘lotow
Alto Solo. “Still. chill with flee."
....................... JIscobsen
Quartet, “on High the stars on
Shining." ............. Rheinhornnr
ammo and W Duet, “0 Love Di-
‘ flnoi’ ......... ...Mnci'nrlnne
Chorus. "To thee 0 door Country, "
............................ (innit
Oifertory, Audnnte ....... Gounod
Sermon. hr the Pastor: "Why does not
GOd‘l’orgivo everybOtli'?"
Soprano Solo, “The hard is my
usht." .Alliuou
0719.7: Pesticide. Oilemlirs......\\’el,v.
The Bibic‘ school, mm at 12:iol
Clam lot nil sass. Young Men's
............ 44...:
Hell's Bible Study club
meetsnt 72:10 p m. in the large class
room upstairs Subject. "The Youth.
and Young Manhood of Jesus Christ)"
General discussion. Lender, Mr. J. B.
iuvm springwood Union Chapel
. dsy school It“) s. in. Evening pray-
.Itrlmictu'wm one. out first
maximum-summer
"the new Benevolent Asscolstion
until Octohor. .
Music smut} Wilt
Prelude, Andante in G .W. A Mosul-t
"0W. “liho Used. at Love".JNovln
Soprano soio,‘“'l‘he singing in God's
Acre." (requested) ..‘F H. Brooke“
Response. "W’ have mercy," ,
......... ..Alos 8. Gibson
Quartet “sometimes 0 lifllt sur-
prises" .......... .P. A. Weaker
Postludo. March in 0.01) 80, N0 8.
. ..A Gullmnnt.
Inning.
Prelude, Fontasie in E tint,
.................... C. Belntrloens.
Qusrtet. “The day is gently slnli-
ing.” ....... .....W. W. Gilchrist
Ottertory, Elevation in A tint on. 41,
No. 2 ..... WE, nature
Quartet, "Nov God be with its,"
................... ....l. H. Brewer
Postiude. Variations, on. at. .A. Hesse
Swedish Coungstionsl, Charles J.
Vnhlstrotn, pawn—Special services
tomawownt 100 in. 4 p nnsnd7130
D in. All Scandinavians invited.
ooo‘lposs
EPIDCOI'AL.
Trinity church, liev. much A.
Coiernsn. rector.~—Trlnlty Sundu.—8
I. in. Celebration or the Holy Com-
munion. 10:30 0. m. Holy amnion
Ion and Sermon. Topic: “The stimu-
lus on vision;
sod Sunday school. 4:30 p. in. Chorsl
would; prayer sud muslcnl service.
Tueudsy. 7:80 p. in. Business moot.-
isg oi the Women‘s Guild . 8:15 p.
in. Monthly business meeting at the
.vosrrv‘fhr the parish.
Thur‘dsy. 7:45 p. in. Girls' Friend-
ly Society,
,Fh'lday. 7:45 p. in. Choir rehearsal.
. .v . - . h...
Once omit-eh. the Rev. J. Benton
Werner. Wr.-Trinity Bundny.-~
The tirot oeichruiim oi the Holy Com-
munion st"! o'clock; the second solo
brstion oi the Holy Mmunlou and
sermon at 10:30. Bundoy school oi
noon; Baptism st 2:30. Mission Sun,
any sdhrIolet Broad River at 8:00: cw
oiling prayer st 7:30. The cantata.
"How bosutltul ore Thy stcrnscles.
0 UN," will be sung oi the averting
service,
Christchurch. Rev. .1. Hvulun
Brown. rennianrlnity gundsy.--I-Bun.
er and lemon at 3:45. There will be
no eleven o'cloek. service it being the
first Sunday, in the month. Evening
mayor and sermon Frldsy owning st
7245 followed by choir rehearsal.
St. Paul‘s Church, Rev. Louis E.
Howell. mien-Trinity Sundays-«7:-
30 s. in. Holy Communion. 9:45 0.
70., Morning mayor. 103071. in Holy
Conununlon and sermon. l! in. Sun-
day school. ll 0. in Sunday school
at st. Andrew's Mission, Winnipnuii
7:30 p. m.. Choral Evensong and sen
m. .
Sunday school at 3: 30 p in Senior P. ,
P. s. C. E. meeting at 6:30. tendon!
Miss Luella shesdeen. Tonia, ‘Mlso:
louary Progress in Asia."
'l‘uesday. Whetscevor Circle or.
Klnx's Daughters will meet at the
residence of Mrs. John Bouillon.
West street. st 7. 45 an. Solution
Army Wedding In the church at 8 o'-
clock. Admission. (Proceeds 120.80
to mutiny work.)
Wednesday. A: 7: 00 p. tn All 1
young people who desire to Join the
Church chorus nro ssked to meet Hr.
Grannies. At 7: 30 in. in. Choir and
chorus rehearsal ,
Thnnsdsy. Mid-week service st 7:“
nets 2: 37-43. All lilolnbel‘l will be
welcomed. » . , .
Fridu. Coteehetionl class for oil
young people contomnlsting insubst-
'ship in thoohuroh. in the church por-
lors st 7:00 D in.
The First Connoutlonsl Church.
Rov..Ernsst F. McGrogor. Ph. l)..nss-
tor-TSot-Ivlcosstlu: 80s. in end 7:00
9.01. Prosolilog hy the pastor.
Morning schism. Bottomless Ion. lily.
oiling subject. Arbors Prico. Thur-o,
any. Musk service. Suhloct. The ‘
Children o! the Church.
Bundu. June 9th. will be observed
There will he s
moisl service in tho- morning in
which the children will mum
sud sit the adult coauthors oi the,
church snd their friends on nrssntl!
invited to be mount and «caution
the junior congregation,
Opportunity will he given on Child-
ren'stiundsy torthshsptisinotclilld'
ron. W and» in mve'm week. it 1444 votes to can u w Wm wan win in manned
their wlmmm oil runny «Inn well on tho mm: memes slnim Mnuof
idiom tho slimmer. no slicers oi the «strut Thom wmnr. J. a.
6:34“... momentouslisdiwsroswoiMstcoinimstommMWMN ennui;
um mu snot; no to no mm and nonhuman. m..nssr.mm mm a
nursing m. ~ These “307* J. ...... * 7 .
rum Girdle will not it. it ,, W‘ ‘ 1‘
moon on item: timing.
illt inwards will preach. Tomorrow
of the Broom. midtown. hold
OWENS“ QONOREOANONAL
CHUNG"
At the Swedish Congmxstionnl
iChurch service st 8 o‘clock. Rev. 0.
there will be special services in the
morning. afternoon end evening, when
Rev. 0. it. Edwards and J. Dnhlstrorn
v«ill presch. Theeholr wll sins.
I'HI MLVATiON ARMY NOTllj
Ssturdsy. 8 0.11. three out! sssy.-
Sundsy at it s. at. Holiness meet-
ina. s 0. n1. anndny school.“ 0 we. 10..
Solution 010770“.th Isnd Mrs.
E. W Wilbur will here chorus of the
evening service.
Tuesdny st 3. p 117.. 0 phone vod-
ding will he held in them Not~
walk Wfl‘fionll church Motor
Blmonsondront Hartford. will Mollie
sad the music will be rendmd by
tho Control Provlnclsi Qusrtot. Bo
sure sud coins.
comm sud Mrs. E. J. Perrstt, of-
ficers inc-horas.
CHRIM‘MH WING! ”GIITY.
Christian hclenco condo. of Non
whit—Regular aundsy service oi the
mug room. Masonic hulldils st 1;.
s. in. subject. m. and. Audio» and
Modern Nscmsnoy. sllss Hemor-
ism snd Hypnoti‘ sin donounosd. Test
inns! mil-t. Wool-sour, st. 0 p. in.
To both services the publicls lscofltlsl-
ly old mum invited flooding
mopintothspuhhosssliooohm
morocco {rest 3: is to (.10.
verse 70 077th wont. ‘
At the ssooisl tonsils: of the voters
out sold solders must M40:
,12 111. Bible classes .
cne, storing extra supplies in
it for them.
economical in the long run.
found herself confronted
L'rt'pe (hwns. Combinations
Cl‘rncl Covers Sacques anti
SUI).
CREPE UNDERWEAR of
Drawers
Short Skirts
Long Skirts
Gowns
Kni‘ckcrbockers
Short Chemises
Drawer Combinations,
Skirt Combinations.
MsrcellaIDrnwcrs. .
Marcella Combinations.
Children' 8
Drawers. 73 to 75 etc.
they “stitch their thoughts in lawn,”
”Matinces"
Drawer Combinations
Skirt Combinations . .
DRAWERS in regular style,
extra sizes. trimmed or plain
The. "Apron Drawer"
Corset Covers. French. plain or fancy,
Long Skirts, those inmlerately full. and the new scant fault»
ions, at $7.00, $1.25 and $1.50.
Uhrflmwahdlu mpmtg. .5
WWII 1d57.
. unnmuosmls vonlsu'imsn wean IN Ev-
.nnv. s'ran AND ensue.
Times change! No longer do women bleach their webs of
linen and make their undergarments by the half-dozen and rlnz~
chests and drawers. No longer «In
for the sewing machine does
But never, never since women cvinccrl a weakness for dainty
garments have Undermuslins, "lt‘h‘ intinles" been so bewitt‘hing.
so elgant as today. or made with so little trouble to the wearer.
You buy your garments as you need them, as costly as you can of.
ford, for good material and the best oi workmanship are the lilusl
“It is the pleasantest department in town." said a woman the
other day is she stepped from the elvaior to the velvvt carpet and
by cases and tables of Nztinsook anti
and Skirts,‘ French and
of rare hwclincss.
Chemist-s
La Grecque. Tailored Combinations new models this an
all varieties,
50 cts.
50 cts.
has and $1.50
$1.25
$1.00
$1.00
25, 50 ots and according to quality.
50 cts.
$1.50 and $2.00
$2.00
65. 75 cis, and up
Long Chemises with Japanese embroidery
$100. $1 25. $1 5°. etc
Gowns with either High or low nctks.
50, 75 ctr... $1.00. $1.25. etc.
$1.00, $2.00, $3.00
$1.00. $1.25. etc.
25 and 50 cts.
MARCELLA UNDERGARMENTS.
We have Exclusive Sale for Bridgeport.
50, 75 ets., $1.00 and up
. $1.00 to $4.50.
Undergarments
Gowns, 5o cts to $1.25
Skirts, so. 75 and $1.00.
Misses' Shirts. 32, 34 and 36 length,
$7.50 and $2.00.
Second flour.
@112 33. Hi. Emil (humping.
Advertisements w W
8710mm Advertisements i ,
. 4’
MEN'S SHIRTS.
SPECIAL.
Negligoc Shirts of woven Ior,
rune \lndras, \cry satisfactory,
values at $1.25 and $1. 50 I
for 89 cts.
Soisette Shirts ‘u-ith
turnback cuffs,
$1.25.
lfrt’llt'u
worth regularly,
for 79 cts.
B. V. D, Shirts,
(..‘mnbinations,
50 cts. and $1.00 each.
All Silk Knit Ties, narrow 4n
lll-‘llantlh, 25 cts.
Main flour, Slain St.
Dra wcrs and
WOMEN'S .
UNDERWEAR.
Swiss Ribbed Vests.
Swiss Ribbed Lisle Vests, 25,,
35. 5°. 75 etc.
Fancy Trimmed Vests,
cts. to $1.25.
Fine Cotton Union Suits, very
great favorites,
50 etc.
Lisle Union Suits, 75 as, $1.00,
$1.25, $1.50.
Children’s Vests, 13 and 25
etc.
Union Suits,
cts.
13
50 and 65
LITTLE SOCKS
for Little Folks.
Such an attractive case is at
tile llohiul’y Suction filled with
Fancy Socks. in white and colors.
White with t‘ultll'C‘il tops, black.
tan. llllL‘ll colored Romper-Socks.
in stripes and plain.
as cts. all
“DUSTORAINE”
for Ladies' Hats.
Women who motor or ritlc will
be thankful for this maul nr-
rangement. it is of «mu light
rubberized material .mtl fashion-
ed to drape over lllt‘ lint like a
veil. It IS guaranteed to be aim
lntclv outer and (lust prtmf .tmi
“llt‘ll not in use (am he ftultlul
into a small cnwlope or i'ilfit’ no
larger than a pockttbmk You
carrv it in your handbag» min or
shine. $2.00. See it at tht Veil-v
ing Section.
ROAD EXTENSION.
BOSTON. lune 29.-'i‘ltst the
Rsllrnsd to Boston thereby 'giving
interest, was the opinion sent to
chus‘stts rnllmsd law”.
ws. pending in the some when
M.
will require canairrent action thy
ernc I'.
tints we‘ll-known about town.
tho suicide.
mum violin.
incited routine business. ‘
howls 1(0ch and (Scott-sew A.
”am on worded the counsel.
GOUT’HERN ‘NEW ENGLAND RAIL-
lxislnture today by the rsilrond com-
mission. 0! its otstcment the commie
arch suggested certain amendments to
malts the hill conform to the illness-
The bill hsd passed the house and
inquiry won ads on to its public belle!
Any omendntents hy the senate
house hetero the hill ranches the nov‘
FMI'NDLMG MAN IUlClDEB.
BOSTON, June 1.—-Frlendless sud
without inesno, William Cusick uno- .
ended
his life today by plunging from a third
story window or s lodging house. His , '
rather ws. proprietor 0: n succustnl ‘
business and him! his dsoth the for
«his vent to thoson. The money silo-
‘ped through the young insn's (losers.
Worry over his nduced circumstances I
is believed to have been the coins or
Witt. commends LIIRARV AUDl- .
The Nut-i201: mm, simian s47,
inst evening In the library and mm
the report oi the building column:
coma. the sudltorluni oi ‘thsf
EX‘
lecithin of the Southern New Englandi
May White ‘ Sale
Grand Trunk system it fourth soshusrdt
enlist in New England. is in the public
the '
the
the
lues. at ... .
quality. 750 values.
The values are. wonderful~the qualities are
~all that .the most particular candesirc. Hosts of
beautiful white Ignnnonts nre here for your choice
at. the lowest prices ever made in the May Ssie
. ***** sndif you have ever attended one oi“ these sales
you know what to expect.
Special Value: in Children’ In: Undermusiir’is
make them worthy participants' in the White Sale.
CHILDREN‘S v Neck Gowns, regular soc vs-
44444444
CHILDREN’S Chemise Style GOWNS, fine
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS. with hemetitched
hem and cluster of fine tucks; also with hem-
stitchod ruffle; all sizes .. . . .. . 15¢ pair
CHILDREN'S DRAWERS, with cluster of five .
line tucks, finished with ruffle of embroidery.
Ml silos. Regular. prices 220 to 290. 'Any size
st the White Sale at .
39¢
......
19¢ pair
R. I. , II WAIHINO‘I'ON IT»
loo.
The N E. RYAN co.
INUTH NORWALK
Norwalk Chronicler