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Evening sentinel, Thursday, May 28, 1914 · page 2

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Clearing Sale

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33 So. Main St. South Norwdk 516 Main St, Stamford

Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in

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Prepare 3:; Holiday

Dress Accessories which appeal not only. in their re.
15th and exclusiveness but in moderate prices as

well, will be found here in large sentiments.

Women' s “Onyx" Silk Hosiery
Special Fridav per pair
NEWEST- was
CHILDREN’S SOCKS

" DRESSY WAISTS -
SMART NECKWEAR
WHITE AND JEOLORED
PE‘ITICOATS

mu GLOVES
FANCY RIBBONS
-. J VEILS AND VEILING
~ _”_nndacomp1etestockofthe latest models in onqr'nito
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR and CORSETS. '
CarnehereityOudeSire satisfactionin yoursnnsut

Tomorrow is the Lain Day of our
' ‘ GREAT WHITE SALE

and may am valuawillheiondhue.
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wiuheopmunfilgom. Friday.

The N. E. Ryan Co.

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SUMNER WY NECKWEAR

Gauss Lisle Host The Powlnr Buddies. Fancy Nockvoear.

At 25:. ‘ 81-00 and .125. 25s Ind 50c.
Black, white, colors. u Balkan and raglan sleeves. Lace Collars.

Beet enk Hose. Lalea' ohm min. 3' h .1"

3 , , our» and one sets.
256 and 60:. At em 2“ to “.3.
Black, white, colors. A .33me '

A“ Mum“ u Lodloe' Nirthaiots.‘ Main and Fancy W' 3
season... ewe-seen .' "6W2“-
‘Blaek' white colon Ladles’ Silk Walsto.

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SUMMER UNDERWEAR, legend 50:.

Children's Garments. Children's 9'9““- 55“ Gloves.

10:: to 20.6. 25.3, 50¢, .130, 50: and .130.

Ladies’ (laments. special Vines 81.00.

10:; to sea. , . one" dude.

Union sum chlldr‘on’e Romm.’ 25c and 50:.

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Corsets 50c to 53

Pony Contest votes.

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Telephone 2446

Dressleres 26c to 81

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South Norwalk

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rier William H. Trim-m.
The party arrived at the Point about
8:30 and the followiu moon was on-

land:
Clam Chowder.

Steamed Little Neck Clams.
Broiled blue hauls med

Fish Potatoes
Combination Salad
Broiled Lobster-s. ‘

Ice Cream
Donn Tease

master. called on the incoming pest-
mastsr for some maths.
Kr. Leary gave a most friendly talk

‘- to the man. its salt! he was coming

acuum Bottles

. with the details. He would rely on

into the once with but little know-
ledge of the business, and it would
take some time to become acquainted

the emptiness to assist him in this
mailing innovations. but his hope was

’ to keep the. ouce’uo tam recognises
eilleiency as exists at present. He

» ‘1 wanted the men to snow that he

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would be ever really to assist them in
lightening. their burdens and in re-

lie satisfactory public service, He

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I. the service .nnder insulator-solemn
‘niea'sant relations. and he expressed

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turn he asked the hearty cooperation‘
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all sorry to lose the old Postmaster.
but held out a hand at welcome to
the new one. lit. Leary.

Clarence R. Want. President of
the Carriero' Association. on behalf
of the men in his branch at the ser
vice, expressed regrets over the do
pasture of It. Crows. but extended
continuum" to Postmaster Leon
and assured him :0! their intention to
assist him in every way posolhlo.

Alter I tow more remarks,» Julian
Fl. stain and Jesse 0. Seaman. the
party “so DIM t0 the alarms
[noel MI. Ind muffled to their
homes ob’ont 11:80. o'clock.

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convention and will sail with them
for Europe on tho‘Olympie Saturday
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the return trip on the Bedouin on
July-2

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Established (6‘57

PorchFurniture, less 20%
until Friday closing time

 

All Willow, Reed and Cm: Furniture in sets and
separately, is ofiered at the above discount the remainder
of the week.

AJarge assortment of Porch Rockers,
Suings.

Bar Harbor Chairs

Of fair bleached willow .with a cushion of gay or
sober cretonue,

. $5.003 Brown finish
Bu‘ Harbor Rockers, with cushions.

Chairs and

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$6.00

$6.00 and $7.00

Brown Willow

Armdnits. Rockers and Divan: with cretonne cush-
ions. For a large porch with roomy .cool. depths, no
more pleasing furniture could be found. It is a dusty,
harmonious brown that will wear well.

Less 20 per cent. this week.
Sewing Rockers, natural, brown or green,

59 and 75 cts.
Straight Chairs, brown or natural, $1.00
Fourth floor.
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Last Call for Cottage
China

English Porcelain Set, pink icstooo.,

value $23.50 for $16.50

English Porcelain, green and" gold. '
\alue $2400 for ~ $15.00

Austrian (36m, green and gold, I ' i

value $2500 for $18.00

English PQTcdnin Toilet Seats.
Value $8.00 {or $400 3 Value $22. 50 for 36.25
‘ Fourth floor.

 

Women’ s Underwear
for warm weather

The "Ant " Pints; made of plain gauzelisle,a fab-
ric that absorbs perspiration. light weight, cool and very

comfortable.
‘ Plain hemmed 59 cts.
ce trimmed 60 cts.
Embroidery ruffles 70 cu.
‘ Ebb!!! Cocoon Union Suits, light weight, 59 and 75
Cell“.
Ribbed [Jain-Union Suits, lightweight, 89, $1.00.
$1.15- ~
g All these are extrnsizc.
l Bloomers ‘ 59 eta, ”.25 and $.75.

 

Frosted. Eponge '
’ ‘ ' A Summer Cotton

payout-[beam seem "

3 CW” meaning sponge. is a loose soft weave,
Insanity in a delicate shade, which has the appearance of

being lightly frosted or flecked with white on the sari
face It is exceedingly pretty, light weight but not
transparent. It my be had in. these attractive shades: I
l Rose and white, navy blue. light blue, amethyst '
and W 42 inches wide, -
81- 25 i yd-

. 3 3 " Cotton Goods. man 900% «.
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