Clearing Sale of Women's and Mksss' Cults. Coats, Drone: Skirts Wanda“- sets, at Greatly Reduced Prices. ‘(zle PARIS 33 So. this sum Norwaik 515 Main St. Stamford Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in ' town. ‘ Decoration Day Purchases For Summer Hosiery For Summer Underwear For Holiday Neckwear For Fancy Ribbons For Ladies' Waists ~13, For Misses’ Middies ii? For Children's Dresses i; go to ‘ A.Dickemla“- '8‘ Son sou-m Moawstmcouu. we owe a. mo H. mm rnaomo cramps farm not . I son. 510 barrels. , plug a great many barrels of shell oys- ' ' 80D. 0: about finished shipping .. ‘ next August, when the 1914—15 season . opens up. Most of the planters in the " I vicinity of Fair Haven are now deveto- .. . Rowe is now in: cammission. and is . working on the beds. ' 3': lSeyviilo are sending out only a few - barrels of stoc lteach day. '1‘. ii. Dyk- ' ': stra has made his last shipment tor ' ; the season. and from now until ‘ I mu“ m“ DWI NUT“ ‘ : Many Petitions Are Introduced By Senator McLesn for Constit- (The Fishing Gasette). ‘ J dent‘s Helm _ has ‘flrollced in thef amass a lull sop-sing to pant sun-1 chi music: to Bush ll Iarss at Windsor, widow 01 William ‘1‘. Marks, late a member of Company D, Eighth Connecticut, at the rate of $30 a month. this also presented petitions signed by the citizens of the following towns: Hartford, Waterbury, New Haven, Bridgeport, New Britain, Wil- son, East Hartford, Westville, South- port West ’Haven, Meriden, Milford and North Branford protesting against nation-wide prohibition. lie also pre- = seated petitions signed by citlsens of Bedding and Moodus favoring the sub- mission of a woman suffrage amend- ment to the constitution, also the pe- tition of the Connecticut State As» citation of Letter Carriers in opposi- tion to Sunday closing of firm of first and second class post offices, and a petition favorinfg the‘iiammel Retire- ment hill. Senator McLean also presented the petition of the Connecticut Piano Dealers’ Association favoring the pass- age of House Bill No. 13,305 which forbids discrimination in prices. Also the petition of Dr. Leonard Pike and eight other physicians of East Wood- stock against the amendment to House Bill No. 6,282 prohibiting the sale of narcotics by physicians. Examination of young men who de- ..-._‘.. Massachusetts. —The lunar-rhea . nosed the bill permitting the leasing”; ' or onto: lists. . Connecticut—Capt. David Decker has secured about 11.000 bushels of oysters from his beds at Btamford. He also has a great many oysters on,his beds at Nor-walk. Speaking of busl- . ness during the last season Capt. Deck— V or said that it had been a wonderfully successful one. He shipped 900 bar rels of shell oysters to England last week and on Wednesday the Caronia carried the final shipment of the see» ‘He has been ship: : Encode Dineuit , l A crisp. clean. nntri- J clone food. For everybody— every- where., Fresh in‘the moisture-proof pack- ters to Europe during the last sea- The F. Mansfield & Son Co. has stock until ing their entire time to their oyster beds. Bottoms are being scraped and cleaned and new shells being put down, so as to catch a set, it there should happen to be a ‘set" during the coming summer months. if nature is good to Connecticut oystennen this year it will not be until after the first week in August. .» The big oystosr. steamer Gordon ‘The‘funnylittls name , of the famous little , sienna-p Mm fresh “snap" and "ginger" lads jaded appetites. gash-r New York.-0yster shippers at West , vice will begin on June ,1, in several cities about the country. The only city the in Connectkrut, when the examina- opening of the season 1914-15 will do- PONY VOTES ' , ..i ................... You should see v... reusing .Assortinent of Centrist: “Halcyon” Messahne Petticoats «mm? 98 cents -' There issno nau- in the world's fashion better known than .5 N" Light woiurt-Lustrous—Durable— Unexosllod dor fPractical Wear . fiThe N. E. Ryan Co. as waitresses eraser. ,.« .. sou-m mum. runs-mu; cl ' l i o i i . e .. _,, . j, 3-,. s;.,.,a,-‘s:- s;- s,s l s s s s - ”Mp-hall- .. .. spouse-ricer raven-rs. , kl mvss'noarroa re as use: the following were issued tray 38. New You: Inn on... With inke- _~— malnucm., ., ~ : Harnesses? Ina-41m . ‘ a further instigation of the facts Mi. anemombis. Bridgeport. or the matter‘ the case against eredseJewlns to outline ml- Frank De Inlay or New York ' ' city who maroon: m hens: needy Macaw win mossy by stats notion-tan ml: churnedwltissedaetlonoflt ‘ X vote his time to supervising the work ,on his oyster beds. Rudolph returned from Bridgeport and iflonth .Norwa‘lk. Con. last week. after ipurdasalng seed oysters. During the ,week ending flay 9 hepnt down 19.000 fGaptaln Jacob Boilers unthi- brother; ,Captain 'll‘rsd Dollars, are both busy ‘ lmen. Captain flake" looking attor- the -. interests of the Blue «Points 00.. or .‘ which he impresldut and semi man- user. j; tot-planting. Thessadwillbeplsosd -- in Vancouver Island Sound. Them ' terswereplaolrsdinsoaweedandshlp' fpsdiaareirigerstorosr. i . Commissioners has opsned the follow- _, lug unitary for inert-kins bf seed 3. loyaters andsrthetermsnflheomr.‘ l ’; rmm thesouihosla and am Is- -laadtothesoutwlyendofNelsons . island. the taking of seed oysters in j ‘tlnt territory to healthiest totha fol- lowing auditions: - v j the territory set apart by the counts- .' the Oyster Nan, or m. masts- only a comparatively low years before Pmumm er sev- tion can be taken is at New London, which will be conducted by Captain W. V, E. Jacobs. The boys appointed , Willbe sent to the school of lnstruog . lion at New lbnbn and upon the tomhtim of the required more of .uusyvmummnmdmikueu- tenants in the service. - Captain Willi!- u. GunshGucnns its natural sweet- noes and mm fifths whereabou- tained. giving them a deiightlnl flavor. ' ”Glob. bushels of young oysters on his keds. MODE MANOR! POI “MOE. Three petitions for disoroe were tll3 ed in the Superior Court. m :aomnorsmmum ammo: II from linu- 0. new, ad naus- s Influential. bier maiden name was ins-so. they would larch m. 1892. I Mstllds a. Items at Stamford, asks for [divorce from in D. Stev- snauthogmpd museum in- “ temper-nos. Bits also under, sii~ ln'm; claims; at: hit-hand a. mm ““000 en name was Horn. and the our“ took place June 1. Bread Creel: shoves lino reaching " . . ' . 18“ t "I? '1'“ wealth The my. of the Lissieih of Greenwichsews a di- interior are about ss much lntere‘ed mm "0- 3w 3“" 9' 33mm": in having the State's oyster interests on “I. M 01' MM!!- ““7 W9" onset. um. um. depend m the maiden name was Net-st. State‘s beds dorms. if something l w. m ,0 W“. mm” m. moment sAiLows' mavee LO- encourage its development it will be came. Aarofdong island oysterseed has been shipped to British Columbia 11mm .--Tho BOOM of wash All persons taking seed oysters in also should turnish the Commanders! tives.ondomand.swrlttes statement mouths-mew murmur-”3 «Witches showing the parties to whom such great. that they will be out of the mill.“ mama June mwm'mmmmw“¢usehdMden—n “Mosaic: the Gum-ate tbatpenonsrecslviogsnuhusdoys- tsushouidhemulrsdmflniaismmmwfl Vim ”mummun; rmmmmmmmwwumammb—Wh Hus-n «mu delivery. ”amen outer «mum These stavessswnl es mum—sumo m magmas-unanimous summon-aims mid aetions will be represented .g mom-ruinsmsbdlussd- buriedst Mlle-Meow Gee sixth annulmvenuon of them ‘3'. tuba-m fists decal main. crotch: decorated with dow- omm'uaoam'amuon hmwmm m madman-mum mucmu3.,mmmusm “assent-arcane:- iconswhiohhasbsentomedinl’uie .w Barlhgudfic. mammoth-tam; ammo Mes ”30mm! William 3.; “smiths! muons “Linmsssdpausdamm: immllhusndflwhichldr. 001018590- “as. ‘ , sire to enter the Revenue Cutter Ser- ‘ GeorgeWchDonaidLeeJormg-wmm'umb! the. simmlhhhmmtmuehflmrdMMmeubMM‘Wm-i‘sum‘m’ ' ' " flagellum“ "he. mil-w ans mm. ‘3”. late ultimate. Established 185'] This Store will be Open Friday Evening » until nine o'clock. 4" l «Cloud Saturday, Memorial Day. r Friday will be the last day for Special discounts in Porch Furnitun. Deliveries will be made of late purchases. Friday will be the last day for the special Cottage China Sets and the clearance of Dinnerware. Friday will be the last day for the Special Sale of Crepe Meteor at the Silk Section. A Friday of Good Luck! Embroidered Cotton Crepes, for Waists and Fashionable Tunics White grounds in this lover weave, which have been lightly sprinkled with embroidered figures, sm’all florets, bowknots, ileur de lys, and conventional designs in French pink and green. A charming material for collars, tunics and ruffles on plain white crepe, or for separate waists. The same designs may he had in black and white for those who desire it, and it is an altogether fetching combination. 59 cts., $r.oo and $1.25. Ask to see it at the ‘Cotton Dress Goods main floor. WashableChevrette Gloves fin honor-ted White Chem“: Glove of high quality. When one. fastidious woman meets another woman, 'a friend. and say, “Oil, what lonely ‘ncav Gloves.‘ and the friend replies indificrcntly,‘£'My dear. it is their second season and they have been w ashcd many times,” then it is tins: to enquire the make of Gloves. ' Those White ’Chcvrettcs arc. IZ—lmtton, the regulation ”length. and a snowy white suede. which washes perfectly and each time looks like new. because the Glove is made of a fine chevrette and perfectly shaped. They are $3.00 a pair. final is true, a. little time expensive than the ordi- nary washable kid glove but it pays! A word to the the “gnu. ‘Ask about them A Union Suit for Hot Weather LOW necked and sleeveless. with aplain neat cufi‘ at the knee, or lace trimmed if one prefers. One of the re- liable manufacturers took a superior quality of light weight yarn and had some thin and sheer gar-mots made up, and the sizes rnn unusuilly full. Both regular and mu sizes. Section, ~ go as. situate o Underwear Section. main floor. A Pnétd‘orm fer Con- venience in Dress- ' “ making , A very ceps'idiedemmsstt‘ator' is visiting us at the ‘Pat- tern Socials: and showing to mange who comes the dea— ,’ tunes of pneumatic dress-m. The Pnetrfmn mlievcs one null flitsegsaid is- of infinite convenience doth: womanhood“: her owo gowns at homers malts-item drumming Come andsec Pistols” of team will undue (use or eimgel thmtgli WWIWMmmofflsc ' Willardflodbythemmss iechangeefrhe 11W fissile an opportunity not io‘besl‘girte‘d‘, a's wrfect mm nation: to be had in imfiuidual, cm‘especnflysflme fireflies-e any not be normal “ J Freezers . room. , We Quirk- a - :55 MM , his Two gums. : asst! WmMasdgsemmf . Baeemeist. ,..
Norwalk Chronicler