Clearing Sale
of Women's and Misses' Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Waists and Car-
oets, at Greatly Reduced Prices.
We PARIS
33 So. Main St. South Nlirwallt i515 Main St. Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town.
kit -End Sale
Willifit‘art the Week with
ffiPECIAL PRICES
in .
FLOOR COVERING
., 1 Drop-Pattern. Rugs ,
. Axmmsran RUGs.
,1 5‘4850. Value $2250
~ £21.50. Value $25-00,
.Siz'e 9 ftx 12ft.
‘ TAPESTRY RUGS.
$10.00. Value $12.50.
' ‘ $12.50. Value $15.00.
Size 9 ft. x 1‘.’ ft.
Piece Goods
sum camera.
Pattern Velvet.
75¢. Value 01-00.
Mottled Velvet.
69c. Value 31.00.
INGRMN.
29c. Value 400.
FIBRE MATTING.
25¢. Value. 35c.
" WOOL FIBRE RUGS.
37.49. value $10.00.
"one 9 ft. x 12 ft.
STRAW .MATTINGS.
Sale Prices.
Lengths 0 yds. to 20 yds.
sALE PRICE: ON OTHER GOODS.
1A.Dickerman & Son
PONY VOTES
You should see our Pleasing
Assortment of Genuine
“Halcyon ’ Messaline
Petticoats
..... .. 98 cents
Special at
, .. There in noname in the world's fashion better known than
‘ 'WHALCYON" Light wolght—Lustrouv—Durahlo— Unucellod for
A. Practical Wear.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
-I‘t‘waanmoron eraser.
sourH nonwatx.
“Russian Tunic"
‘ . “Mufti" Skirt
for Fenlaid and En- .3
Duane '
latenwudhrnPun.‘
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Woe-es '
' mt Be' obtained in
, | The
" Dr.J.H.Maiiery
. Entirely Satisfied
Tripp’s Restaurant
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The Old WM 80.408. F. and:
A. M. will hold their regular monthly:
business meeting this evening. 1
South Norwalk Conclave, No. 418, l.‘
0. it, will hold their regular monthly;
business meeting tomorrow evening. "
The regular business meeting of
80th Norwaik Camp, No. 102, Wood-
men of the World. will be held this
evening.
Lady Jennings Lodge, No. 7, Shep-
herds of Bethlehem, will meet for}
their regular monthly business meet-
«ing tomorrow evening.
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1 Butler Lodge, No. 7. l. O. 0. R, will
hold their regular monthly business
meeting tomorrow evening.
l’ncas ’i‘ribe, .\'o. 26, l. 0. R. M.. will
hold their regular Weekly iiieellilg thisl
evening. 4
member 01' Washington
Camp, \0 11 P. 0. S. A., will hold
:their weekly meeting this ev.ening
The regular weekly meeting of the
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2 . South Norvaik Quartette Club will be
held this ev enlng. 1
'mm till lilillli
Think of’this.
more may put your teeth in
good condition if, you see
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Two days' iu~ ‘
Then give him full
charge of them, let him clean
and inspect them every six
months. A small part of your
income will cover the expense.
Don't be stingy to your teeth.
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t. to. Main 0L. Io. Nora-lit,
HOUII: I A. IN. TO I P. M.
IUNDAYO IV APPOINTMENT
1 avenue,
avenue. is entertaining a friend from
lStnalford.
l in Stamford.
‘people of this place.
_wnlh. spent Thursday
There will be preaching at the cha—
pel on Sunday, June 7.
Mrs. David Campbell, of Newtown
is spending the day in Da‘
rien.
Mrs. Landgreeu of Chestnut
Hill
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Gregory. Ofl
Chestnut Hill avenue, spent Friday
Mrs. Keyes, of Noroton, formerly
of this place, spent Wednesday with
triends here,
Mrs Frank liartung of New linen '
spent Monday last week with Mr. and
Mrs A. HUN-3013.
Miss Ethel Phillips, of Grumman
avenue, entertained it friend from out
of town on Sunday.
ltoton Point was well represented
on Decomtiou Day with the young
Mrs. ‘J. H. Jliigeniie of \‘en \ork,
snout the iolida) with his family on
Chestnut Hill menus.
Mr. and Mrs. E. sraytor' and taint.
ly entertained a'iriend 1mmC out of
into over the holiday.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Shepherd of
.\'e.vtown avenue entertained friends
from the city on Sunday.
Mrs. Prank Hiedel,
of South Nor-
and Friday
with friends in this place.
Mr. and
avenue, have moved to
place on Sherwood street.
Mrs, White of Newtown
the Dnnn
IF
You are Not
with you table board try a for!
meals. Everything welt cooked
and served properly. We al-
ways have satisfied cuetoinernt
(FORMIPLY LAN?”
The Reed & Volk
Miss Lydia McMahon. of Bridge-
port, spent the week end with her
mother on Newtown avenue.
”w.
Miss Perry, of New Rochelle, N. Y.,
spent the holiday with Miss Gracol
Patten, of Chestnut Hill avenue. '
offload Mrs, E. L. Gregory. of;
1Newt0wn avenue, entertained friends.
out of town over the holiday.
The-Whu—ta-‘Cluh we. 0
island by Mrs, came. Buttery, of:
New-(Own avenue, 0‘.- hunky.
M a
Mr, Ray Patton. of New What‘s,
spent Saturday and Sunday with his’
mother 0n Chestnut‘illli avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. George Downinghoi'
Electrical Co.
The Only. Fully Equipped
lLlCTIiOAL CHOP
In the Town
AU‘ro ouPPuII'
Phone 805-50 80. Main IL.
30. m1. Ilene Bolt Shot.
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Old Dominion Li
Let us hook you tor one of the:
Delightful, Short Sea'Trips.
“.00 On. Way. 814.00 Round 1’"
Ole Company's Advénlumtnt
‘ Page 5.
Have You toured That Nev.
Automonile?
.i. M Layton .8: Co.,inc .
Real Estate no neurones
Railroad Avenue,
Sogth Norwalii.
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F I Mrs. H Assign he: returned to
{New York city after spending a lew'
, holiday at their, log [cabin at Com
not, spent Wednesday with Mr. and
l Newtm avenue, entertained rein-
. lives from out of town on Saturday.
1 Mrs. Minnie Gregory of Newtown:
1avanno entertained...n‘oiatives- from1
gnrldgoport and Norwaik on Wednes-
1 day.
, Mrs Anna Klee-liner. of Chestnut
Hill arenue. visited Mrl. Adan; Bur.
:key of Partrick avenue on Thurs-
’dey.
'dayaon her form, on Chestnut Hill
avenue. 1 , 1
Mr. Anthony Juvenile of New Yorlt
city visited his parents, M.r and
avenue”
Mr, and Mrs. E. J. apdmr. and Mrs
E S Taylor and family. went the
po BBB“:
spoilt Ripe
town. avenue?
epoxfkthe wool: and with her mate
Mr. #3de use. 0. hi lily, of chestnut
Bill avenue.
MAM Barker. .01 Bat-trick ave-
Mrs. .thllun Burkev.,of Ely avenue}
\la.
Mrs. J B. Juvenile of Chestnut Hill
uiig filler-id.“ 0mm. of not-wok, ‘
. week and with her mad; 3
. mother iii-s. giant, awry. of N
WM!!! Evelyn-my at New York city. '
Memo i914
l w W l “W Bridgeport Advertisements
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Estadlulul ' 1857
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For Bridal Robes, Veils, and all SummeraGowns
and ‘Waists '
Princess Flouncings of cvptisite tlc>igns arc >litl\\'ii for lll'lilt.> gmvns. Now that K
titerc is a fancy for vciiiin,r thc shimmering \vhitc satin with NJlllC misty lace. it gives 51‘
' to evcn a tlcnmrt-lv simple dress an air of lightness and gracc. ! .l
Chantilly and Fedora Flaunces arc of tlclicatc design and mine in various
widths for flmmccs zintl tttnics.
Shadow Flouncings arc in immense assortment and of all tit-gins of ‘1'”th
From these a lm'clv gown may be tlcsignetl at .small crust. ‘
Lyons Silk Laces are as filmy us the finest cobweb and its». (is though the thrcatls
might llzu'ebecn spun by Araclme herself.
Craqueie and Lace: Laces arc attractivc. but among all t‘llt‘t‘lltt’ nnvcltics iii": '
the L'amie Laces which are of intricate pattern Nliui and llll't‘iitlt'tl with line :0le ur
silver tinsel. '
Mechlin Nets for Brides’ V eils
\ Mechlin is (if cluntlt finesess but stronger llum lnilu or ii Iht llttiss‘tis mt. it
is safer to wear not so easily torn and will prove nmst satisfactor} than ilic light“
and less expensive nets. l “'0 _\:trds \\ ide
Tulle in excellent quality, two and three yard \‘t‘ltlt‘.
Chantilly and Shadow Lace of substantial texture. for the camimics :uni 1»\’lll~ ‘
coal designed to wear under thin gowns. These garments arc lllllilt' cntirt-iy of lztcc
. in the most frivolous but enchanting fashion.
Net-top Flouncings, that is, a plain ntt \tith a design noun 111 m it, cspcciullv
planned for Wlflt‘ ruffles and tunics. _
J Double-edge Allovers for kimono waists. TWO yards will mahc n sinrplc \\;ii~i ill
mt- prcscnt style, little wdrk and little fitting required. .\t the Lact- Section.
A Fan is a Dainty Gift
Tin-re is a small gathering; of white Fans. gauze. lace and spnngios. with mother—
ut’ pearl and imitation ivory sticks, the prices of which have been luwcrcci, for the ‘
reason that the stock of Fans is too heavy.
Value $3.75 for $2.00. .' Value $5.00 for $3.00
Value $4.00 for $2.00. \‘aitu~'$;.oo for $4.00.
These are exceedingly pretty styles for evening. 'l‘rinnningr Section.
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White Chevrette Gloves, $8
That price may seem large for a pair of Gloves. Take into consideration that the
length is u—button that for ordinary elbow sleeves. and that the quality guarantees
.1 their washing for an u'n‘iimted numlber of times. In fact one has a new pair of Giov es
‘ Icverytime-lfthey are washed. 'Ask about them. . ‘
Corsets, Special “Glove” Duster
A number of very good values The O—SO-E—Z Klean Kloth, which slips
from the sale of last week. These are fin-
a high quality. one of the best known makes,
and former prices were from $3.50 to $5.00
alul $6.00.
98¢ to close out.
Not all sizes.
remain
of .
on like a glove and you can gct your
gcrs into every corner and crevice of fur-
nitnre. Handy fortlic piano. the piano
keys, victrola, or any" polished surface. and
very like for sum" articlcs. as it enables
An odd collection. including
hook-front styles, to
Kmlflem
oth crossroback and
rinse out at
one in clean easily and quickly. l‘roiccts
the finger nails“ \sk to see it.
Price 25 cts.
Kitchenware Store.
Corset Section.
guest at the Remand homestead 1
Tuesday afternoon. He has been ,
stopping'yith Mr. and Mrs. .losiah'Gil—
hart, in Belden mu.
John Davis has just. finished paint-
ing, paper-lag and decorating the in-
tot-lo: of the Davis homestead on
Chestnut Hill ,and is now engaegd on
work at Fair View Farm.
Mrs Clerc Ocden. has returned from
9“,!” trill: relatives out at town.
was rm Hut-d has closed Anh-
cottage ‘and has returned to Erika-
port. {1
The Library Whirl met Tues“!
afternoon with Miss Mary F. Gregory 1
-‘A pleasant attention was spent and.
til i b di 5 d t o advisability of ' h A“ l '
o c in non so it The fight” Paul '0‘
organising the Summer Whist‘.‘
'TIDID Where and let on
viva you With! on the sub-
Sacral EDISON I'dZDALunps
M ”I’ll fie! no floatation
Miss Emma Comatoclr. of North
Wilton ‘io suffering fromnn attack a
rheumatism. .. , '
The Civil: Lame will hold its us-
not monthly meeting WednesMoftero
mm; Jan 3rd in the rm Hall.
This will he an important meeting.“
Mn; and Mrs. w some on-
mum guests on Norwaik ovoi-
ohont Ming book m m
Builder 1 . 1,, . m0" other business the election of "WW“ .
Mum Maui may one WV” ”PM” , ‘ n1 7 ' "
H.” mm homo fertile Wilton was represented a the lw- " ‘ 5.”.
Anna given last Saturday evening in ,
‘ . 1‘ Wfiold by Dr. Eastman the Indian
.. mmmommcmm
1mm new were the
snort-amino,“ the Pattie: tribe
‘ and was numbed» filmy
W the whom wore
the dread epithets” Indian no».b
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shameful-wary.
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