Clearing Sale
sets at Greatly Reduced Prices
“(376 PARIS
ii town.
of Women’s and Misses' Suits. Coats Dresses. Skirts Wuiste and Cor-
33 So. Main 51.. South Norwalk 515 Main St, Stamford T“? “'8'“ Wed “'1‘“ my” “"5
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
“Ill”. ”HI":
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The annusi‘méeting of the Norwal’h.
Che-pier, D, A. R., was held at the! '
home of its mom, Mrs. J. Milton C°‘l
burn, at Colonia'i'flobtuge, Thursdayl
ntternoon, may 2ist, at 3 o’clock. l .
the families otitbose who lost their
lives at the recent bridge accident. 1
Following the‘ usual custom of sing-
. ing the national anthem. the minutes‘
Uneeda Biscuit
Annual May
WHITE SALE
Begins, Saturday
MAY 23d
and will Continue for OneWeek
Hosts of beautiful White Garments are here for your
choice at EXTRAORDINARILY LOW PRICES. If you
are already acquainted wth our regular collection of
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR you will know what to expect.
for we have lessened the prices in our entire stock espec—
ially for this event.
500d fabrics, correct Styles and excellent , workmanship
are the characteristics of the garments offered.
SPECIALS
r011 SATURDAY
.- IZ'i-I:uZ-2-1I;-zn:-:-;-:eis:-;-:-;-:l;n;-;I:I;s;-;n:n;-.-Le;:.v‘,n:s;e;o,s .‘Ifn'. "
75c l)’RA\\'ERS, \Vhitc Sale Price ...... , ......... 59¢
25c DR \Vt LRS \V'bitc Sale Price .............. 199
25.- CORSET COVERS, \viiiie Sale Price ..... 193
35c and 39c CORSET covcss, \Vhlte Sale Price 113
soc 'ai'id 59c co-RSET Ca.>-vnus. White Sale Price m
50c NIGHT GOWlNS, White Sale Price .. S
t” " . , l
75c xicnrcowns, wiiir‘c Sale Price
my .
. $1.00 and $1.25 SKIRTS, more Sale Price 79¢
$1.00,‘$1.25 and $1.50 WAIST
On account of our Stock. being so varied and the values
so extraordinary, we have decided to place on sale various
values each day of the week, in order that every one may
haw: an opportunity to participate in these remarkable
offerings. Watch our space in the newspapers every, day.
S, White Sale Price 89?
.Children's as well as Women‘s . _
Underwear will be
on sale Next Week
”flv'The N E Ryan Co
_WASHINGTDN STREET.
9011.111 .10an.
of the last regular meeting were read A crisp, clean’ nutri-
and wept“ l tious food. For
A new member was added to the, cvel‘ybody—every-
Norwalk chapter; Mrs. A. 1‘. Faden. ; WhFl'e- Fresh“! the
Reports of‘ the recording and con: monsture-proof Pal-7b
respondiné s'écreiaries and of [1111' “EC-Scents-
:. treasurer were then read and ac-
,' copied. l
Very interesting reports from the'
delegates to the Continental Congress
were read and all spoke in the high.
est terms of Presidenthenerai Mrs."
William Cumming story. i
The annual election of officers liven
took place, the following being elert-
cd for the coming year:
illegalitwlirs. J. Milton Cobnrn.
2o Zu
Vice Regent —- )(rs. Christian
Swariz, , ‘2 ' The funny little name
' Recording Secretary-Mrs. Frank of the famous little
K. Wade. . . l ginger snap that puts
' Corresponding Secretary —— Mrs.‘ {1’th “snap” and
: Swords. l
'I‘reasurer-—Mrs_ ii. iii. Andrews, l
liislorianwllirs. E. J. Hill. ;
Registrar—hire. Van linrrn. ]
lCUl‘Iii‘lI‘WMI'EL Sarah Lewis. l
Mrs. (,‘oburn. next appointed the ini-
'. lowing committees for the coming.
year: ‘
_: Music—«Miss Day and Mrs
.. Wilkinson. . .. .
' Advisory Board—Mrs. E. J. Hill,;
_ Mrs .1. ii. Ferris, Mrs. G, 11. Noxcn.‘
- Mrs. 1‘. Steam». and Miss Cunning-l
'1 ham. . .
. Membership (‘ouimlitee~—hilss Pry-
': or, Miss Marshall. Mrs. ilyatt. Mrs.
Andrews Mrs, Edward Gorham. Min.
'1 Mathews, Mrs David Miller, Jr., and
Mrs Ambler.
.. Program—«1min. Robert Way,
~ Leo Davis, Miss Lina Couch.
Entertainments-1MP; Quintard. Mrs,
‘ Lewis Green. Mrs. Gorhnm, Mrs. Bar-
, 111131, Miss Curtis, Miss Nash, Mrs.
‘ g Swords, Miss M. Couch.
After the Salute to the Flag. the
meeting adjourned until September
next.
Before disbanding for the summer
. months, the members spent a pleas-
‘ ant social hour together and partoak
,. of tasty refreshments served by the
f hostess. ‘
“ginger" into jaded
E. G.
The natural sweet-7
ness and nutrirnent
,oi‘ the wheat are re-
talned, giving them
a delightful flavor.
to cents.
Blobiscm't‘alaedby
NATIONAL
BISCUIT
COMPANY
Mrs
\lii‘.
Guam Caucuses
ammonium
rwere reelected. .’ . .
. m her course this
lost your (three years monastery and
four years collegiate) and has receiv-
ed the appointment of a school vprinr
cipsi.
ELSIE L. WADE,
Recording Secretary.
COUNTY W. 0. T. U. MEETING.
Delegations Representing 22 Unions
Attend Annual ConvenlIOn.
Delegates from twenty—two branches
Union of h‘airfield county attended
ltbe tliix'iyilrst annual convention of
the organization in the Swedish 11n-
mnnuel Church, Danbury, Wednesday
The morning session opened at 10
o'clock with devotional services in
charge of Mrs. Edna Fielder, of Dan-
bury. Lunch was served at noon in
:the dining rooms of the church by
the members of the Swedish Aid So-
cieiy .
Mrs. Clara 8. Barnum, of Danbury,
imade the address of welcome and her
Etulk referred in general to the condi'
ltions regarding the sale of liquor in
Danbury She said she was sorry
the delegates had to come thiougb
_wnite street from the railroad sta-
‘ lion because of the number of saloons
5011 the thoroughfare. She gave a
:hearty. welcome, speaking for the Dan
bury uunion, to the delegates and said
that she hoped the reports of the of.
floiuls of the county would shw prog-
tress along tompornnte lines.
l Touching on. woman suffrage the
lspenker said that the day was surely
icoming when the women of tho anticn
lwould be granted the ballot and when
ithm did obtain it thiv 101M do none
,‘efi‘eciim w‘oik in ridiiug the to 1ni’v
lof the. liquor truffle. Slle :1in d all
ltho delegates in beroms inter-3111’“! in
the suffrage question more omwciaiiy
lfrom the viewpoint of the Milk the
lwomen could do if they had equal
‘rigbts with men at the polls.
1
l
l
l
l Mrs. mmum'told of’tbe different at-
liltnde the liquor interests are inking
[on the question and how now the li-
quot men are urging saloon keepers to
obey the law in order to instigate the
feeling that is rising in the minds of
the thinking men of the notion that
lthe saloon has no place in the efl'orts
'that are being made for humanity by
lman and that it. ought to be eventual-
‘ly eliminated trom the country.
After lire. Bufnum' 1: address the
regular morning session was taken 1213.
:houtine business occupied the alien-
' tion of the delegate! for the most
l All the odicen and superintendent
‘ nlx
“minnow; indies attuned 1mm
The annual report was as follows:
, Nine regular meetings were held
" during the year. Subjects presented
; wens as follows:
New England Women of Revolution-
ary Times, Miss Clinton.
. The Old Trails Rood, Mrs. Frank
I K. Wade
The City We Live 111. Rev Lincoln
1; H. Coxswain .
_:'Me1nories of Old New York. Mrs
-: John Frendis "Yiwtsr
. 'Ilbo Womfi'icmnpensation Law,
'1 Mm. GWENWHJ»
.1 New Educational Opportunities 111,
-> Connecticut, “1&4qu
II Mary; 11‘ Mother of!
‘1 Mrs. Robert Way. '
;; Thomss'lbfihon. thoflther oi the
-- University oflggrdnls, Mr. mun.
r'i ill.
on. ' '1
Nash.
Board of- this organisation.
pointed a member 0.!
Road Commltee.
Washington.
mot suheess. ~
May gunner, the‘ young
whom the Nor-walk mentor
\
’Our recent, Mrs. Coburn. has been Srbooll.
Appointed a member of the National dgywhool, mt Nag-walk, was one of
Board'for the Welifure or Women and the Banner Schools. Temperance in-
Children, and is chub-men of the State six-notion every quarter,
Mrs. Frank K was 1111; Muljb'l Jamaican—Mn. ‘
the Notional Bridgeport
Old Trails Rood Committee, sud also
" ls member of the State Old Trolls Dunbar-y. and Mrs.Gook. Bridgeport.
l Secretary—Mrs Grace Pllitt, Bridge—
ln December a sole was held at port. '
the home ormries Hill and was s
omen
been 'Csrrle Smith, Norwalk.‘
Norwnik union: Mrs Cbidsey, Mrs.
' Robert Thompson. the. A RP Pslmer.
Connecticut Signers of the Declara- Mm Cyrus Roscoe, Mrs. George Seb
lion of independence Miss Minerva lock qua Mrs. C, A Bsxbee.
; 700 pledges wel‘s signed in Sunday
The Advent Christian Sun
l County once“.
Charlotte Bloss.
VicoQPresidents~Mra ‘ Dora Taylor.
'Dsnbuy.
Superintendent of Missions—Airs.
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dreams are. . w . .~ " ‘ :mmman' ‘~ Lil;
Lodioo', chum he». i 7.,
#41 . LCbilur m: one on: if
column are... 3 " . genome. ‘ 5r:
win-nu. Tall mums. ‘ if » . , ' :-. ‘
_ 5 ‘ .., ‘ W 11" fl ”‘ 3 '1 ‘ {-1,
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hum-111i mum ' a...
49"” who, u so.
was run eleven. .1 r g
1mm ! meo.‘
of the Women‘s f‘hristian Temperance
Treasurer-Mrs. Mir: '3'. Mable.
;,
the D. ii). Read Co.
Established 1857
Scrim for Cottage Cur:-
tains in Ecru, plain
White and Cream
'l‘u'o numbers of Scrim by the yziril. plain or much
in blocks, \\'lill llCiilélilt‘llt‘il 1:1]ch null bomb. ill (lrnnn—
Very
tzigc illltl bungalow draperies, mails to sell
\vork insertii‘m of Vlil’luils uirltli. :uiiablr for ruir
lil 191' a )(il’il.
15 cts., Special while it lasts.
Carter’s Union Suits for
Women
L'mnfurt in warm weather cannot be lliiil by ZillVUllL'
without \vcll lilting underwear. Suits that bind 111'.1311ll,
that are too llf*lll in one plum and too large in another
art not 1igl1i in our opinion 1hr (Parlor 11mph- linu-
made a slmlv of thcfi guru nitli U11 i'L‘hllll ilini tin.-
11191119‘ 1111 out from ilnir factory are made on the rigln
lines. Tbi- {Milowing numbers in. l'nion Sum :11‘1' mg—
gwiml as being tlu' right “right for 511211111141
No. 407, Gauze Cotton. NO. 405. Light “right L'wt-
lull.
N1). 41,12. (jauzr l.i:llc. No. 475. Light Wright Lille.
NH. 4+1), l5i111' .\l1'i'1‘1'ri'/,1'(l Lislt'.
Carter‘s Union Suits for Children, 50 and 75 cts.
'l‘lie lliillit‘rh of ('iirii'r L'nilcru'rnr llith‘ thought 131111.
even the scraps left from the rolling of garments are 11111
good in throw awn}. sin the): have used them for dainty
little azilllt'is. We shall lie plea. ill in giu' Hill in 1:11l1
\mniin calling at the l hilt-room Utpurinunt on lr'ulii\.-
\la) 22 Main llooi.
xii l"
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The Latest Treasure
in lBijouterie
A ”Party BOX." it is a dainty case of lL‘i'llllL‘l', mu»
ally of rulorrql sailinn. black. blue, purple «11' ml. measur—
ing 5 X 3 indies. and lined \\i1l1 moire silk. It contains.
gold plated toilet fixings, pmulu (.259 small unnb lllll-
ror, perfume flask crtam and rouge box, and nail fill,
. with room for a few other tiiilrs lhis is an ideal allair
for the woman who wishes to make a. one minute mill-1.0
foribconl—of—irmn woman no motors in for a lilalllit‘cr,
'aml desires to hastily remove dustandtravclfs‘tains.
Price $5.00.
A novel and dainty gift
for a bride.
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At the jewelry Section.
Dinner Sets at Tempt-
ing Reductions
English Porcelain Set, green and gold line. and bor-
der, to; pieces only, regular value $19.35,
$12.50, Special.
English Porcelain Set, pink and green border with
medallion and gold lines. regular value $23.50,
‘ $16. 50. Special
Austrain China Set with conventional border of km
leaves and gold lines, regular value $25.00,
’ $18. on. Special.
Cottage Sets for 6 persons:
' ‘ Pin! Rmhnd,
”Blue Willow, 43 picks,
, $2.25
$5.00
-...A1um1num Ware
Practical demenstration of useful pieces.
_ Lip Seucepm‘s, 14 to 5 qts 3o cts. up“
Covered Soncepans, r to 6 qts. 60 cts. up
Open SteWpInsr- 1 to. 4 qts. ' -. 45 cts. . '
Open Preserve Kettles, 2 1~2 to 24 qts. 7o cts. up
" Covered Kettles, 1 to 10 qts. 60 cu. up
In Kettles, rust and sheet iron, $3.‘25 up
i Douhle Boilers. 1 to 3 qts. $1.30 up
:r- ' Teasiid Coffee Pots, 1, to 3 qts. ‘ $1.50 ‘
' Steamer Saucepots, 1 to 6 qts. .‘ . $1.45 up
Frying Pans. front 1%. 7 size 60 cu “P
Griddles. Waffle Irena, Pudding Pans, Pie and Cake
PmnrudoodePmaOpenandCo-veredlzoast-
“Mailman.
or. Special group:
1- One quart Saucepan
One and oils-half qt Saleem,
Tim, and one-half qt. Kettle,
f . 31.99:... the set.
value: 30 cts. ~
’ value 40‘ cts.
value 70- cts.
Basement.
Norwalk Chronicler