when we
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Moral:
Commencing Today Our Annual Sale of
Women's Suits, Coats, Dresses. Skirts,
Waists. Millinery and Corsets
1*.ocordinr,r to our yearly cuntom.
stomk of Spring t’lnrmcnta ht prices positively rcgurdloeu oi‘ cont, in
order to make room for our large line of Summer Apparel.
Suits. l‘fimcy suite 11nd Tailored Suits. cohabiting of thouo different
and distinctive designs which nppcn'l 11o much to well droued women;
nine Goals and Dresses in nil tho intost utyicu
This dole will convince you that it pays to buy Suite from a house
of our Btnndurd hecuuuu we are ulwuyu cheaper thou the root of tho 1
storey. no wo boil for cosh only.
selling on dollnr up and dollur down
goodu more thuu double whnt we link 1101' the highest clues of goodu.
Slum lint l’urle Store buys and sells for cuuh only.
obviously ndvmitugoonh for those who want to may only for what they
not, and to not all they puy for to truiie ut the Parker.
,. 33 80. Main St. South Norwall.
PARIS
we are closing out our entire
Ih-oouy
and descriptions.
All the stores that are charging or
plan not for their inferior
it in
515 Main 11.. Similar
‘ buying.
86 WASHINGTON 3TH EET.
HOSIERY.
Ladieu' None at 25c.
1A meciuilty.
“Not-a~36me" Hose. 25c.
“Wears like sixty,“
“Biiuter Brown" Hose, 25c.
liy the box. Guuranteed.
"Cadet" Hose. 25c.
[lest boys‘ and girls'
Ladlu’ Silk How. 250.
All popular colors.
CORSETS 501: to 33.00.
at 20 per cent. Reduction
from Regular Price
Our entire stock including Swiss, Cambric, Muslin and
Nainsook Embroideries in the latest and most desirable
Insertions. Edgingu, Flouncings, All-oven; and Bands.
All at wonderfully low prices to induce early Spring
This offering affords 31 excellent opportunity for wo-
men to supply; their need; for spring sewing.
Above Discount is for Saturday only.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
‘Week-End Supplies
For Saturday Hosiery Come. to Us
hose.
A.Dickerman 81 Son
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING OTAMPB.
World’s Weallhiesi Young Man
ran} Auburn 111......“ *uvniuho mm..-
lilliiiil iliiliiil limit
WAS Milliilljliltiillli
Takes Miss Helen D. iluni-
inglon as His Bride
S'l‘AA'i‘SiiUltii. N. Y., Muy 1.~«
Willinln Virlcunt‘ Astor. eon oi the lute
Colonel John Juoob Actor, and Mice
Helen Dirlemore Huntington. whom
he hnu known nini'e childhood, were
mun-led ullortly after 110011.; youtcrduy
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Uneeda Biscuit
A crisp, clean. nutri-
tioua food. For ’
everybody—every-
lu the big onk-puneled library of Hope. i
loud 110111111, home or the bride'e par-f
enta, Mr, and Mrs, ilohort l', l-lunting-E
ion. 4
Less than fifty persona witnessed,
the ceremony, and of those three were 5
the uuperiutondonts from the Actor.
the Huntington 11nd Dillumor‘e estates.
respectively. The other guests were
relutlvce 11nd clone friends of the fam-
llien. i’lens hurl been made for an
SOUTH NORWALK.
GARMENTS.
Shirt Waldo at $1.00.
An attractive line.
Shirt Waiaio. $1.49 to $2.98.
Latest style.
Popular Mlddy Bloueee.
$1.00 “6.31.25.
Ladlee‘ Home Dresses.
$1.00 to $2.49.
Ladlee‘ underwear.
At Populur Prices.
BRAsleRES, 25: to $1.00.
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SPECIAL
Pictorial Review Patterns
Just Arrived
. Frohi New York
The “New leih 1]
a“ m‘ infil‘meh . i
any albumen-- -‘
Youuillhhnrohd»nhe0d
”it"?
ithc unlnli compnny that witzleuuod it.
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. stoma. with here and there a touch of
' green, won the murhcl umntolpioco in
- the library
2 ‘ stood.
;j room on the nrm of her father.
:3 her throat glenmed a gorgeous neck»;
. lace of pearls, the gift of the bride
I ‘grooln.
. lace 'veil had been worn by her grand
mother, litre. Dlnsmore and by her
i
i tention for whooping cough starts that
, way.
' _$50.000.000 “NEW
«lulu. the next six month 310.000.-
elaborate church wedding_ but Mr. As-
tor‘s recent illness. which threatened
lpnoumonin. mode necessary the abun
donnlont of those pluns. Eighteen
huntilcd unnoum emoutu were sent out
infter todny 11 wedding ceremony but
had been imlied by iulorlnul notice ,
A fine rain was telling, when the
{low guests from New York city urriv-
ed at the Huntington eutnte. Guards
hud been pooled ut the entrance at
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:ouly those whose credentials were 1111- ‘
- ; questioned nere admitted l
1 Green foliage and
spring flowers
from the Huntington conservatories
‘ and from New York hung everywhere‘
throughout the rooms. ‘Burled ill bloa-
boi’oro which the couple
Mien Huntington entered the
At
lier bridal gown Was of white
tulle. with a train of white satin. Her
mother before her.
POUND! IT HELPS
rousvv HONEY AND TAR com. 1 ‘
A child that in fol erlsb and restless. ‘ ;
OJ wuoorzmo COUGHI our 0111 owe
with 1111 inflamed throat and alluemod
to cough. needs special care and at
Give lioley'u Honey and Tur
{Compound for thr llietrennulng w-oxlr ',
'ing tough ~ it helps wonderfully Mrs
Sllihbu.liuyh1011duville, Mo,euyu~—l
got line results from Foley's Money
| and TM and it is 0. great medicine
for whooping cough.’
For sale by all drugglutu.
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HAVEN" NOTES SOLD
Taken by Group of BankeHIOHOOO
000 More to Be Sold in Next
Six Months. 1
N :w 1',.om< 1pm rte-11 was an-l
bounced at the offices of the New
York. New illnvon & Hartford “Rail-i
road Company here today that the
‘_j 1 company had sold to 11 group of bank-
f. ' ers. consisting of J. P.
.. Co, the First National Bank of New
1'; York, the National City Bank of New
.1 York. Kidder. Peabody & 00., Bon-
.. ton, and Leo, Higgiuoou & (30..
‘: ton. notes as follows: $20,000, 000 New
«Morgan &
Bou-
England Navigation Company, three
nyeoro 6 per cent. coupon notes se-
icurod by collateral. no. 000.000 New.
York. New Haven and Hartford Ruth
$10,000,000 Hurlem Silver and Port.
ford Railroad Gempuny. ‘
Arrangements have nine been mude‘
with the some xroup of! bunkers. 11o
cording to the company's announce-
mumeyuuepurmtuoteoot
for-d 1.111.... Gummy.
mid. will be mud to buy of: the Mir
other and lumen of note: Milne on.
—~—-——-—-—-—-« 1
road Compdny one your 6 per until ‘
coupon notes secured by collot'erul. Fromm Bridmm Citizen-Hm puny. Inc.
Cheater Railroad Company. one your;
5 our (tent coupon note: endowed by Reed. erectile t of the D 11.11.... 100.,
the New York. New diuvuh e multivitamin
.. 'l‘hu‘ proceeds of theuu lot-0.11: we: "
where. Fresh in the
moisture-proof pack-
age, 5 cents.
The funny little name
of the famous little
ginger snap that puts
fresh “snap” and
"ginger” into jaded
appetites. scentau
; GRAHAM Caucuses
The natural sweet-
ness and nutriment
of the wheat are re-
tained, giving them
a delightful flavor.
to canto. ‘
no 1.1.3.... being! by
NATIONAL
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TESTIMONY ON RAILROAD CONDI-
TIONS.
'WA'SiiiNliTOX. April 30.” Ftlufllul‘
;ieatlmony regarding the noquiulllon oi
‘ the New York. llmatou and West i‘hou-
tor. and Port Chester Railroad proper-
ties by the New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad was submitted when
the interstate Commerce Commission
; todny continued its investigation of the
finnnclai ulfuiru of the New Haven.
Among the withdraws were George
'.S kennel. uecrutury to Oakleigh
Thorno who engineered the transac-
tion; li‘runkS Fowler. exurninerofthu
commission. who stated youterdhy that
there was a discrepancy of more than
81. 082. 000 between the amount allowed
Mir. Theme by the New Haven to make
the purchase and the amount impend-|
ed. on thrown by books of the Mill
brook Gomuuhy. the holding concem‘
'ol' the two condo and h 3. Miller. pres-i
ldont of the West Chester road.
i OAVlD F. READ DIES.
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pg Q. in: flood Go.
RM .1.‘» Doria ii‘
.31;
re. and prominent in
banking circles. died at his home hunt
lent night after an illnellu of 113va ,,
month‘of rt complication of monolith.
worried. die mm the last survivor in:
five children of the founder of the do:
pennant store bearing the utility
numb. . .
.« MMI. NORDICA OiNKilNO. .
BATAYIA. Jove. April sown“...
billion Nomi...
ill mom u until use. has turd o rei
hope otjlior‘ mm. Site
.Yiilntyiadyouuloptduu'
!Unaili0 to Stand on Ills Fault r
il’oi‘k Herold. printed todny. romio nu
’ioliows:
‘ il.\.\'.v\i'.)S. \‘in Sullturom. Alny l.
;’l‘heodoro lltmncvolt, his son Kermit
‘11l'tcl‘ u lllout perilous.- voyllgo.
l wreck.
Mr. Mail we; 83 year: of on end our
who arrived here quite ’
v.11
' W to; Genus. whore ‘
' Mm w. Young: of,‘
‘ , ted to meet her. 1%er .1111 Samuel nor... of Minn:
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ill. lilillllllil Ill.
Sliliilll Hill 30
Illil Ill Jliiillil
More Than Five Minutes
A special inlhlo iioupntch to the New
and hill exploring purty urn-trod at Md-
1111011 lute lnut night from the interior
».\lr. liool-levoit is (lilutlbt 11 physical
Ho 11113 n. fever and his legs
are so burl he cunuot stand for more.
than five minutes. He huu outon noih.
i111: l'or twenty-one duyn except eggs
nnd too. He lenven for New York to:
lllorrow with Mr. Dunstnn. Kermit?
grim to Mndrld.
The Governor of the State of Amu-
zonnu culled on Mr. Roosevelt todny
Alter ixcllnngiug coultcsieu, iMl. i
lioouomlt sold timt its North Anlel'ulc
made history for the nineteenth con- ;
FRIDAY. MAY 1, 1914
D. M. READ CO.
tury so would Brazil make history for m
the tur'ntlctll (ohturi |
‘ll will he illi‘ umpire oi tilt Q~ouill !
11111 l‘loss, ’ he sold |
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Iiii‘ rnfusril to (Helium. the .“txlt‘liii
wnr.
ln councrtlrm wiih his vxplorntion‘
he said: “For forty-one days I llad‘
pl‘ucticnlly been shut in deep ravines;
with cliffs two hundred to three. lillll-;
tired feet high We only plflgl‘i‘ssvd'
half 11 kilometer d:1ily.und no pun no
111111 durin; r that time." .
It nus IliOSl. ioltulmto ll1.1t Ill-1 lmcl“
nitork ot-(urlori utter this “UHF“iz-ll‘i
he never would hurt: boon able to get,
through. i
The pnriy 11101 but little 11111118. For.
days m-nr the source of the river they ‘
were uunbie to (fllCll uny fish and mu
>l1ori of food. [‘01 ”Hr“ dnys. until
they reached the r‘uhbcl plnntatiouo
iili‘ pnrty existed on ship's biscuits.
l‘our rluily for chill 1111111.
Although they new traces of 111-;
tiinns they never met uny.1
For forty eight (love the" 11111111 saw‘
:1 human llPillK. They lost live (“noon
out of seven in rapids and cataracts!
and had to build others. ’ ‘
George K. Cherrie. the
with the purine sold to me today:
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naturalist;
"in i
thirty years of tropical experience U
have IIB\ or made such u trying uxpcdl- 1
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MATINEE WHl‘ST CLUB i
Members Entertained Yeuterduy Aft:
ternoon by Mru. George F. Foote '
The members of the Mutinoo \\'hlst
(‘lllb gathered at the home of Mm!
.lohu ll.
guests of .\irn. Goorgo l“. Foote for.
their regular meeting, youtorduy ui-l '
rosultedi '
ternoon. The auction ploy
ill the following winners: First prize:
Miss Mary Bette: second prize, .\lr1;.ly
Waiter Harvey Weed; guest‘s prize.
Mm David W Raymond. A dainty!
luncheon was buried after the uwnrd'
ing of prizes.
The next meeting will be held all
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the home of Miss Julie Lockwood on ; ~-<~v~»-———r————~
East avenue on May 7 Miss Lock- '
wood and Mrs. Henry 1' Brooke will
be the hostesses. .
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
The following real estate deeds in!“
. :buen recorded in the town clerks of
flee:
Connecticut Suburban Homes Com-'
to Frederick E. Lewis. 2111].
of Weutport, three iota. Roton Hill-—
warranty.
‘Witl’tondu hand (lornpuuy to Michael
Rate-Mord and Wife. building lot, :llniu
had Word streets‘ wurruniy
iNor‘iIulk Securities Corporation to
41.1.1111. Creation. two lots, lthodonaiia
duh-«mm.
Ellnbdth A. ‘Dulehonty to Agnes -.li
money. two ions. 89111111 View Purlt~~
Warranty.
Wilbur p. Rondo“ to Battle A. Pad-
. Nook. fund and buildings. East avenue
' Judd Mill Pond-#mrranty.
"Willi flanker to Mir! A. Tito. our
north .1, d bdiluinlro. lily avenuemwor-
“Iii ' ' t‘
Ww’
THAWOa-MONTOOM ERY.
a... 111...... an. it
, do. were united in moi-rm. at at
lury' a (lumen rectory. by Rev. Thanh
J .
Ferric in West avenue, usi ‘
no ;j grit; r1111
' ducted : mm
1...... Juli, how well than Wm... has ".111 About. Adam" and "All About
1.... in owed... to Sentinel mo Abner." lust. evening. in the High
1111... his been more “more
You Chop Down Your
Motor Supply Cost
When You Buy
NOBBY TREAD U. S. TIRES
from us. sutis— .
faction.
F. E. Lockwood «S. Co.
30 WALL STREET. ' NORWALK
5,000 miles guulnutee, Adjustments mode to 10111
capital. Cnllniltl, Spain. (.‘ubn Polio
NEINLL'S “uni“ "Ew Rico and South America many fillinv.
positions w here grout executive ability
IllillilEIEliT
'is required. The three schools are
(Continued from First page) housed in the flntst buildings in the
ion... where located. The teachers
‘enuipment and methods need in col
lege work have always been the best.
owner will maintain the some high ‘
323$: véfsliingcfi“;gfsno ;;;:r"§:':t:: The alumni have ever been loyal to flu
aimu motor. and to it and her many
3:; Zigrerioflgtelggtpfiz‘nhxs 2:53; faithful tenchern \lre.1.\le1riil winhts.
support that has been accorded her.
and which hon been so much npprech.
tried and to which she attributes much
of her success
The Merrill School was born in
Stemford, September. 188, in the Ayree
block. 8 Atlantic Sou-re. and wan first . ‘
named The Merrill l’honogrnphici Our business men on cxpreu..ing
A dem One year later two entire great satisfaction over the retention
11:3... wire rented in the demo block. ”I the Merrill College in our city, and
New delnrtmentu were edited and tho ucordiltl welcomcu 11d support Wm “H
“m changed to Merrill Business CO". doubtedly be given the new luallngo
logo. The school grew and in 1895 it ”mm ‘
was removed 1.1... fine dew quarters.
built firmiyror it. in the A’dvomua
biotin. where the «Stamford school in
still housed.
In 1905 the Brown College. of Norm
hulk. 'wos porch-nod and the name was
but ed to Merrill Business College.
fanatic! in the City National Bank come but" of the Rye Prechyturiltn
building. Wuhinston utruut. In 190.1 Church. We. . The ”William”
‘ Mm“) tuhoo‘ was opened ”1 Po" Whmh hlfl bean accepted by “18 ‘OCDJ
Mt“. N. Ymow housed in the a“. church will take effect on June 7
the W
, mm “a”. PLAYS WERE. GREAT.
around by the.
The Senior Cloris again presented
through the columns of The Sentinel
to extend her bent wishes and to be
counted the some interested trieno.
She will keep in touch with the
uchools. give assistance and lend hol-
influence whenever and wherever need-
WW“ 1.:
.. QANBURV PASTOR Ramona
DANB‘URY, May l.-'.~Rey Hairy
Chamberlain \leselVe, pastor of the
First Congregational Church of this
city ‘uinco i904. has resigned to be
doubtful if any elmller lusti- wheel hall. The uuumbly room was . ‘
‘l * when «The clue but probubiy .
,; educating the Youth of our we... $100 on the twilight-C All;
otnplimunted the good work done In
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