MI. Clearing Sale of Women‘s and lilssss' Suits. Coats, Dresses. Skirts, Walsts andpor— sets. at Greatly Reduced Prices. we PARIS 33 80. Main st. South Norwallt Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in 515 Main St, Stamford ‘ “ WASHINGTON STREET. , - MAY - White Sale If you do not prOfit by this sale you will have moon to regret the missed opportunity. For not until next year can such values as these be looked for again. Came early for such choice. . The N. E. Ryan Ce. Warm Weather Needs 0 V-‘l‘he oEerings include some very pretty garments. In .iaot some of the values concerned will not be repeated lat- er, and are special plums for tomorrow's picking. SOUTH NORWALK. TheSu‘tiden Change from Cool to Warm Weather Suggests ' . First, Summer Underwear SecondSununerOuterGarments DERWEAR. SPECIALS lN MENTOR UN- ' : chum Pants. 17¢ Regular price 250. rate-bot Unlon Obits. , 3;,“ "2%. Regular price 50c. Ladies' Union Suite. 85c. Regular price 60c. .,.. REGULAR RIN'B GARMENTS. ’ 100 to 260. LADIES’ GA‘RMENTS. ""100 to We “ . UNION surfs, 25¢. 500, 01.00. MEN'S GARMENTS. ‘ 28c. were 60c. STOCK CHILD- CHlL-DREN'S ROMPERO, 25c to 75¢. calmness oneness. 25o. soo, e1.oo. Special Values. . At Sim. y. Mm BLOUSEO. , mm emu. «no. LADIES' waters. At $1.00 a specialty. letter Qualities. O1.“ to $2.49. Ollk Wdlotl. “.03 to Us”. LADIES' HOUSE DRESSES. $1.00 to 31.”. Will be Oped Friday Night to 10 p. m. Closed Saturday ’3‘. A Dickerman 8: Son .OUTI'I NORWALK. CONN. We: ON! I. AND H. “I“ TRADING ‘TAIPI PONY VOTES v .. __&.-—- ._~..__...._.__.___.. 'f siding at Pound Rocks. Stamford for s n n a n a a n -:.;-.-;s,- a,-..;- 1'4 .1 l A" ..‘JIL.-:.. .;~ .....;. '.-J .1.- e s‘ -.I. a . spending the summer at the Melba in. 21 float of friends in town over the week- ~ end. I spent Sunday in Stamford, the guests ". or friends. iting with her emu". George Hal- . let‘t, Forest street; ;. out under the risht eye, Friday. by I ,I thrown stone that rebounded from a .. tree. ,’ tou'r-._.to Dorohpetor', 7: “Megan ‘1!- Ne! . BtephsnDletsltotsnowacleI-hms Plainvllls dry-goods store. ow Arthur Bliss has a position as clerk in Edward L Jones's store. Daniel Falkenhem of Dorian visited with friends in town yesterday. Mrs. Wilfred Nelson of New York, is John Brent 0! New York was the lilies Edith Woehr or Park street ’ #— Mr. and Mrs Willard Parker are re- the season. idles Alice Teolter of Milford ls vis- The Misses Gladys and [vs Kane of Stamford were the guests of iriends in . . town over Sunday. Master Georgie Housman was badly Mr. and Mrs, S. hi. Comstock of New York were gUests at The Ardsley. Sat- urday. They expect to arrive for the summer next week. Mr, and Mrs. George E. Andrews have given up their home on East ave- nue, and will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Ward, on Weed Street. Mr. and. Mrs. W. A. Wheeler. Mr. and tired), it. Iterritt and llr. and Mrs. . Frederick 0. sensor were guests at Mr. and Mrs. Alex McKendrlck at La- faiot, hirtield Beach. Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dominick Bruno have had a very sick baby tor several weeks. It was afflicted with an abscess in the car. it was necessary to here an opera- l tlon performed. and new the little one is getting along nicely. . a-d- --h-- Mr and lira can it. nastt.‘ who have. been enjoying a two i" ' -... u hoist Saturday. rs. sin musse- his return _, _ “ Wot-cuter. sit-inseam sud'FW A WOMAN! OPINION.- Mlstrese—«liaven't you any retor- ences? Maid—l have, but they're like my photographs—«none of theme me lua- flee—Exchange, "needs. Ilaoult‘. A crisp, clean, nutri- tiena food. For everybody -- every- where. Fresh in the moisturaoproof pack- age. 5 cents. antt Thetuimylltde name of the famous little ginger snap that puts fresh “snap" and a“ginger" into jaded W 5 Wilt] Guns. Genomes The natéral sweet- ness and dominant ' cit!!! wheat are re- ulned. giving them a delightiui flavor;4 so cents. ' . NI. AUMONV, .Wma Divorced, for Exam-aloud Through Maine Woods Aleln in Court. Stamford mustnian who named a notion?“ mitts role. as compend- entwined heeecuréd adiv’oteeirom flame Clrstsirs Ferguson is in: has been sued by his former mother-la- law for failure to pay elbow.“ sardine-Ate an alleged agreement ”in papers died yeatomy in the smarter court so, White'Carstalrs. 'a mom liar o! the rich Philadelphia i'amilyod distillers snee tor $2.000. - The plaintlit says that on October - 1S. 1912, Ferguaoh made an agreement is mileavded wife :30 a month 35mm legs” on our four ‘ months! allowance was due the claim " wae‘eailfied at the plaintill’br no r . tilt? Cafetflrs’ foreseen. She demand edthemoney mumbuthe Websites The Ferguson dime suit was one of the meat muons! ever heard in ‘ 9" We“! misconstrued testi- Wmehbwflemuol lWhites Ferguson Jr. the wealthy , baseman-step sear, , . Putnam his. Company is Have a lip“...F Attraction Next Month. or the carnival attrspt , secured by Putnam Hose Combs-1. which will be is south lies-w semi“ month. the Illddlotows Penny following. . :' uetnlght, the second at the earli- val given by the Greater New mg- gland Show company. do 1iall's lot. :oraaastrest, wssattemdltysl bis fcrowds as the night before The weath- :er was just right and weather sonata when a circus is given The sun dried up the grounds and it was only for patrons to get about. The show is. Tdrst class in every respect There is ‘nothing ottenslve to reliant tastes in any of the tents. Interest 18st night seemed to center . in the motordrome races. These races ion motorcycles are held in a little 1 saucer-shaped arena and the machines ‘ are driven around at breakneck speed. jAnother good attraction is the diving girls. These girls are all expert swim- mers and diver}. The demonstrations of the various swimming stroke! is .very interesting. The Turkish dancers tare making a hit. The dances are a lblt tame, as compared to those seen at Coney island and on the Midway 1st Chicago. _ l On the grounds the usual circus scenes are enacted over and over. Fakers are here and there, selling bal- loans, can", flags, etc. The Greater New England show has a barker, whose voice can be heard a good mile. l'l'he concerts by the Royal italian hand land the singing of Miss Gerard please immensely, Considerable interest has been inani- fcsted in the work of Jack Morro. or 'Cbicago. the wrestler who shows in the burlesque tent. Morro, who is 38 years old, and weighs 165 pounds, has been in the wrestling game 11 years. He returned from ital! some time ago, bringing with him the champion ship belt of his native land. He is 'wrestling catch-as-eatch-can, and his manager gives 85 to any wrestler who stays on the mat with him for live minutes Morro is here tor the week On lionday night. Matthew Plaza a local, succeeded in staying the live- minute limit, and received the money. ;’i‘he show will be here the remainder 'of the_weelt. and the indications are that it will be a big success. tilts. PANKHUR" OUT AGAIN. LONDON, May 27.—-lirs. Emmeline ‘Pankhurst was again massed from Bellow Jail today, solutes item the elects of a “hunger strike." She had refused to eat from the mment .. other. arrestdurlnglast week's raid by the sum on Buckingham Palace. when they tried to carry a petition to King George.) misdeeds Timetable IN EFFBOT MARCH 15, m4. OOUTH NOIWALK TO NEW YORK. A. ail—mu, 5:883. bzels. 8:09. d:5la,1=1ts, 'l: is. 8:173. s: 55:. 9:15;. ' 0 s1 to: stir. 10:68. uzua r.’ it— :su. ms. t. m 3:29. 4 40:, or me. am, 0141.7:023. 7.313. a: in. 10:18:. c lend-ye. air—tater. 5:833. 5:412. 8:.54 10:87:. am. tr. l—uwds. 2:44;. 8:00;, 5:.“ 0:001. 7:011. 7.13, 7: ‘73. 9:“. 10:13]. 10:38. new roux 'ro aouru NOBWALK. a. hi.--i: 45x. 5: is, s: is, a: car. mm, 9:15!- io-esx.‘ iii-05.1mm. 11.08. ‘ moo. Mann, 5:95;. 5m. ms. s-meuememeumm. n:mn:m, b Duns-n" Lita-400.803an moss. inset. “mt—1210,1032. sass. szosr, . wamnesia. nuns: teas: its. 11:15:, . mess. ‘ .. ass—upl- sous-urinalysis roasts Hans shiatsu. i in. site 1st. to P. K—Iltfl: 1:05. 3‘0“. 1:57.“ Cite D mRead Co Established 1857 H;- On Friday night this week the store will be open until nine oelock to accommodateevening Shoppers. ' Saturday, Memorial Day, the Store will be Closed. Refrigerators Three Excellent Makes which possess the three Essen. tial Features demanded by all Health Faddists, In- sulation, Circulation and Sanitation. The Seeger Spylton, 2 styles, all sizes. Elastic Enamel 'Lining, ice capacity 100 lbs. $45.00 ice capacity 125 lbs. $52.00 Porcelain Enamel Lining, ' ice capacity 100 lbs. $60.00 ice capacity t 50 lbs. 575.00 p The Success, an all metal Refrigeration finished mn- side with aluminum color, a ml the interior is of white enamel. Ice capacity 100 lbs. $22.00 125 ")8. $25.00 200 lbs. $35.00 "M" " 225 lbs. $45-00 The McKee Refrigerators, several styles of cases and lining, all sizes. SEAMLESS PORCELAIN ENAMEL LININGS. 100 lbs. lee $07.50 150 lbs. ice $45.00 125 lbs. ice $35.00 175 lbs. ice $55.00 smuams PORCELAIN so'r'roms. "' 75 lbs. ite $25.00 100 lbs. ice $33.00 90 lbs. ice $30.00 i751bs. ice $35.00 ‘ GALVANIZED STEEL LININGS. . 45 lbs..ice $8.00 80 lbs. ice $10.50 50 lbs. ice $9.00 100 lbs. ice $13.50 The above in both front and top icing styles. Sale of Porch Furniture Porch Rockers, Chairs, Settees and Swings, Willow, .Reed and Crcx, ' Less 20 per cent- 5 until Friday night at closing. Reed Chairs and Rockers. natural or green finish. Value $3.25 for $0.60 Value $3.00 for $2.40 Value $2 75 for $2.20 Value $2.00 for ' $1.60 French Gray Chairs. Value $3.75 for $5.00 Value $3.00 for $2.40 Value $3.50 for $2.80. . .Settees, natural, French gray or green. Value $6.50 for $5.20 Value $5.50 for $440 Value $00 for $4.80 Value $4.75 for 5380 Bar Harbor Chairs Willow Annchs'u', natural finish, with cushion, $5.00 dull brown finish $6.00 Willow Rocker, natural finish, with cushion, $6.00 \ dull brown finish ‘ $7.00 3‘ .h __ Fourth floor. , MM WORLD'S continues 5 The program lor today provided for PLANNED. ~ the opening of the convention by See WASHINGTON. Hay I'L-A “get to- Nth! ”laid. at the Militant or nether'mov wumMahrgershareMmeuawithanaddressoniheim- oi the world's commerce is thoobiect portancebttheeountryfsforelnntrade. dihaflauonalmeign ll‘ihdeconvert-,Secretary Bryan was to speak at the tion. which met tor the“ timohere convention's handset naught. today. ilor‘o than an hundred repre- . \senutlse buttress men heat through- To sweeten closets. small pieces or out the country weroin Mace. charcoallaidinthecornereandupon The meetings will eontlhue through the shelves 0! closets will absorb .dampness and distal! unpleasant odors Lighten the burden of houses _ hog grad ' tam range is a rac- tical'. construction which makes} cookhtg a simple art. for-lit . suites economy and sue:
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