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Clearing S 1'
' in! Women's and Misses’ Suits. Coats, Dresses. Skirts, Wrists and Car-
‘1‘ sets. at Greatly Reduced Prices.
1376 PARIS,
33 So. Manse, Solidi Norwallt 515 Main St. Stamford
Ours are 'all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town.
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The money saving opportunities of the White Sale
continues with no lessening of interest.
Tomorrow you will find complete stocks of COMBI-
NATION UNDERMUSLINS in an immense assortment
of models at remarkably low prices.
98c
Regular $1.25 Value
Regular $1. 50 Value $1. 25
gilllli‘ $1.98 Value $1.75
Finer gagrmenss reduced in like proportion. ..
The N. B. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Children’s Dresses at SS1
You can buy Pretty Dresses for
Children made in the latest styles,
for almost the cost of material.
Middy Blouses, Middy Skirts
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we owe a. alto it seem rnaolno snare.
PONY votes
3” JUNE .0 ON SALE TODAY ‘-
ism kn]
.? the Rockwell store. that hu‘besn ions.
' ed (or three years by the Great Atlanw
:: tic and Pacific Tea 00.. are nearly
- completed. The store will be occupied
if by June 1.
'j has been painted red.
- game of ball of the season,
‘ from the Kelseya of Norwalk. is to 5.
‘ it was a rather onesided same, and
" .the regulars were the masters of the
i; ‘situation from the beginning.
~ 0! Stamford the new catcher made ed a broken arm. while cranking sme- m uniforms are requested to wear
a good impression, and his work was tor oer. TI" tincture v" reduced b, same. though no scout nor scoutmas-
a.
L F. Griebel spent the week end.
with his mother on Burtis avenue.
The Equal Franchise Magus will,
hold a series of dances in the Town
Hall, the first to be given on June 12.‘
On and after next Sunday,
' . be three masses celebrated in St. Aloy-
sius Church— at 8. 10. and 11 o ’clo
Valentine Wolf spent Sunday with
.' his parents in New York, and at the
.. same time celebrated the occasion of
'; his twenty-tifth birthday.
The Country Club baseball team was
I: defeated by the White Weld Co.’ 5 ball
:; insects in their first annual event of
. season, Saturday. it was a two inning
': affair; score, 2 to 1. '
The improvements now doing on in
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The exterior of the store
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The New Canaan: won the first
Saturday.
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oi‘ the best. Jimmy Morrison covered
third in his usual manner and showed
loin lie is still a min-no with the New
Canaan people. Whitlook pitched well,
'sud showed up better than ever betore
in fact, the whole New Canaan team
did for better than was expected for
the first some. The visitors come
here stroll; bringing with them five
of the strong South llhld players—fel-
lows like Riley, Keene. Matthews 0'-
:Brlen and Smith. They could not
seem to connect with Whitlefk’a de-
liveries. 0n the ethervheod the ltlepl
Canaan had their eye on the bell and
did some heavy wetting.
New Canaan 2 3 0 i 2 5 0 xw—le
Kelsey :1000002—5
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The Bay Scouts' exhibit in the Town
.Hall Snturdny alternoon and evening,
proved to he very interestlnl. A camp,
was pitched, "mounting camp lire; nf
newt-booth. where all information
about the scout movement was elven:
[questions relating to the rum sn-
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The Bell lahnd (the tennis court has
received a general overhauling prior to.
the inception oi the season' s play.
'i‘he new ptowsr and stewardess of
the club. Ir. an Mrs. William Joni
m. “ New Y ,arrl'ved on Friday, ‘
find are already busy gelling the Clubt
m titted out and ready for the
Bath: “WING weeks.
Merritt lves,’ ot' Posse Kt Ellman,
New York city. had a mishap. Sunday.
when a cylinder 01 his French racing
car became cracked. The machine
was towed to Stamtord. i
A goodly aided weekend party was
Saturday and Sunday, the occasion be
aclub organism at Thousand islands.
last year, immediately after the Elk's'
Rochester eonvution. A beautitnlandl
00'“! tribute was presented to the
W b! thb limiters oi the club, llel
being their presiding member
Joseph W. Rooney, of Washington
aired. had intended giving a try- -out to
his new marine oontrivunce, \shichlle
has named the ‘Good Fellow Ship,"
yesterday, but, owing to some mechan
losl problem arising in the engine, the
event was necessarily postponed until
in more propitious time.
James 80er and helpers are admin-l
istering to the club house pier iounda- ‘
tions, that have been more or less but
tered by ice during the winter.
Miss C. Meeker, of Danbury, mill oo-
Icupy the Golden cottage for the sea-
son, after the first of next month. They:
are at present in the Whiteslde cot
Master Haywood Smith. son of Wilv
ilsm 1;. Smith. met with a painful no-
cident. the other day, when he sullen
Doctors Perdue and Tracey. The in-
lured arm promises to knit quickly.
William C. Smith will he in lndlan
spoils and Pittsburgh. for a few days.
attending to his business interests in
connection with baseball.
Police Captain John Tapan, of the
New York police force. and who for-'
marl! occupied the Hewley outage. has
just opened in the Pelhsm Tree inn.
Peiham Park. N. 1., which is consid-
ered the finest of them all.
The ‘fllywood" and “Ethelwyune.” "
power boats of William C. Smith and
Charles Money. will take the water the
early part of this week, after being
thoroughly overhauled.
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fi‘he row of cottages at Pine Point.l
that of late have resembled e picture
of Goldsmlth's Deserted Village.“ is
now in the hands of the renovator.
NEW MODERN DANCING
The Leading inner-tend Instructor in
In New York City. writes:
'Iwored by those scouts can-yin; the: "Dear Sir: —-l hav’e used ALLEN'S
flex: demonstrations in tint aid. carL FOOT-EASE. the anti-colic powder-to
mus wounded. lire 1m, etc., were tn- lie shaken into the shoes, for the pelt
“Minx Morel. Captain Stevens ten years. and can say from experi-
. twentylour years old and is survived
;. by his father. James Grey. #0! Gray
j Brotherl' bottling works, and a broth-
or Charles. The funeral was held iii
', 8t. Aloyelus’ Church yesterday. at I‘ll "
f-_ e. m. with high redolent niesa. The
Faeroe-ed m e you; man elitist:
" ideeuende mthelpeohlsllsdlsr. "
aomottlmesgomiseresfbomeoseet; “
edm news- mummies
votitemtnl'd. Wedmehievcoamonn" "7’
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aims tooinlace, dn‘uhidh he erad-
; wummutfieem m to
“New mummnaflmdlbemme '
of the First Aid Corps In the State
militia delivered an address on (iron.
and He made mention of the odioleng
ey of the work or the loos! acorns. in
the evening. there were more exhibits
by the scouts with remarks by the
Scoutmsetsr, Rev, B. D. Trinknns. and
an address by Senator H. 8. Weed.
Theesnatornveaveryabletalk, tak-
’ in: ion- hia noblest, “When 1 Was a
Boy,” Th0 Whole exhibit was one or
an enlightening nature. tbé credit tori
which falls "upon Alan Patterson, who 5
planned firewall; ”retold kits, blrd-;
houses made by scouts. nomads
oases Ind lemonade were dispose! of.
William 1‘..va died stills home oni
Weed street, Friday mi, utter a]
somewhat complicated illness. He was l
summertime
ised. At that umsfihum an
'your ring; but dovyou know why it re-
tray cranium-ileum: was round ‘
once that it is a blessing to all who
are compelled to be .eonstan'tly on
their feet. 1 dance eight or ten hours
daily. and find that ALLENLB FOOT-
EASE keeps my feet cool "and comfort-
able, takes the friction from the shoe.
prevents coma and Sore, Aching Feet.
1 recom’fneud it to‘all my pupils."
Signed, E. WEI! HALLAMORE:
Sample mailed FREE. Address, .Al-
Jon 8. Olmsted, Le Roy. N. Y.—-Adv.
She—”Tia true that I have broken
the comment “a, um 1 still have
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to the victor belongs the spoils. 1 sup-
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m Order Is. 10.
From: Shoutmsster Frank Good-
child.
To: Troop 5. South Norwalk.
w: will a! We.
MNmswlmemstfp. m..Frii
day night. tor rapier mill. at Wins1
M. E. Ch“, Aadsmnt Gamma-tor
[up h charge.
All Scouts must be present with
think ropm.
Buglsrs and drummers must report
with their instruments.
On Saturday Scouts of this troop
will report at the romance (76 South
there will hold at Commodore Crom's cottage, Main street) of the soontmsstor at
noon sharp. for general inspection at
ck ins ““3 first ““11 “PODS meeting 0’ West Norwalk. Marching orders will
be issued at Friday' it drill.
(dialed)
FRANK GOODCHILD.
Scoutmuster.
Parents of Scouts are requested to
see that their boys attend both drill
and inspection. It is most important
that 1 full attendance he reported.
Don't let your boy lose interest in the
scout work. which makes a boy trust-
worthy, loyal, helpful, friendly, court-
eous, kind. obedient, cheerful, thrifty.
brave clean nod reverent and occur-
axes him to do a turn every day.
Genet-Ii Order No. 1
Norwalk, Conn" “may 19th, 1914.
ham: Scout Commissioner Pirle
MacDonald.
To: Scoutmnstors.
Subject: inspection of troops.
All troops in the City of Norwalk
will report at the headquarters or
Troop 1, West Nanak. on Decora-
uonDsy,st 2p. m.. sharp.
All scoutmssters and scouts possess
let should feel that the lack of uniform
interferon in any way with their ate
Troops from Norwnik and South
Norwnlh will report to Scotrtmastel-
Chamberlain, at the Soldier's monu .
'ment, at South Nos-walk. at 12:30 p.
In. and the column will be in com-
mand of Seoutmester Chamberlain
while on the mad.
’l‘rops will leave West Norwalk at 6
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m M-ACNNALD.
Scout Commisslmer.
100 MY 1'0 WORK.
firth Elem. Jr. t Ce. closed down
their tensor! lei My noon and
will runni- eloeed this week. The
dust on sex-ins street its. been so bad
for the pest tu days that clouds ~or
(rid would blow in the factory win-
dows and cover everything with the
street difl. buns injurious both tothe
work and meal-dry. While many of.
the dty dream have been eprinhledi
lower 8pm street seems to he one of}
the neglected .ones. The superintno
out of the rectory. speaking about the
dust, said it was too had that Spring
streetwse not oiled two weeks ago.
after the mind. while the roadway was
solid and compact. ltwould not have
required over one-halt” much oil to do
it. and it would have remained intact
for the season. During the past two
weeks of dry weather the roadbed
has been ground up until there is an
inch 4! more a! pulverized grit and
dirt on the surface. This will have to
”Model! We oilinc, its good
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May Sale .
of Porch Furniture .
Continuing Until Friday
night at closing ,time
On Reed. Willow and Cm Furniture
a discount of 20 per cent.
Reed Chairs and ROCkers, natural or green filllb'll.
Value $3.25 for $2.60 Value $3.00 for $2 .40
Value $2.75 for $2.20 Value $2.00 for $1.60
Freochbfiray Chairs.
Value $3.75 for $3.00 Value $3.00 for $2.40
. Value $3.50 for $2.80. ‘i
Settees, natural, French gray or green. ‘1
Value $6.50 for $5.20 Value $5.50 for $4.40
Value $6.00 for $410 V allue $4.75 for $3.80
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Bar Harbor Chairs
WiIIOW Armchair, natural finish, with cushion, $5.00
(lull brown finish, $6.00
Willow Rocker. natural finish, with cushion, $6.00
dull brown finish. $7.00
On Willow Mat. in sets and separately, ~‘.
On all One: (Jilin. Rockers and Tables. ._'
0n Ford: Swings, natural green, French gray and
brown,
On all Reed Gain. Rockers and Settees. l"
20 per cent, reduction from regular. i'
Fourth Floor.
Vudor Shades for Porch
A cool and pleasant pine c with plenty of chairs. a
restful quiet place nicely} shaded from. the sun's glare.
where ortecan passthc warm daytime hours and where
we may have complete privacy for the outdoor slecpilltv
at night. One has both when thcporch is furnished with
Vudor Screens. In these dininsions to lit spaces:
4 ft. wide, 33.25 6 ft. wide, $3-25
8 ft. wide, $4.25 10 ft. wide, $5.50
Carpet Store. first floor.
Bathroom Fixtures, 490
One of the tables in the Basement Furnishing Store
holds a brilliant array of nil: kclupiatcd Bathroom Fittings.
in the collection are included
Towel Bars. Soar Dink“. Toodtbnnii Holders, Tum-
bler Holders and Paper Holder.
Also there are other articles handy for the bathroom,
all at I” each.
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Don’t miss them.
Coaster Sets
It mars the surface of
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The moisture from n tumbler.
the table, it makes an unsightly spot on the linen.
are some Coaster Sets consisting of. launch Tray and six
Coasters. with Dutch tile bottoms and nickel'rims. finite
$1.25. , . l
Basement. .
assortment of patterns.
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