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Clearing Sale
of Women’s and Misses' Suits. Coats, Dresses. Skirts, Waists and Con
sets. at Greatly Reduced Prices.
fie PARIS
33 So. Main St, South Norwaik [515 Main St, Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town.
Month-End
Sale
Thursday is
Bargain Day
' Special for the Day
DRESS FABRICS
A T
SALE PRICES
House Dresses 74c—Value $1
A.Di0kerman 81 Son
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Wt" GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING BTAMPO.
PONY VOTES
LINZENS
We are exhibiting Linens of line grades that are most appro-
prlate for JUNE WEDDING CINE-linens that every bride will
treasure.
_ , Included in ourstocks are
iCARFS Etc, in great variety.
DAMA‘SK BUCK Mil) TURKISH 'I‘OWELS.
ROOM AND FAMILY 'DOWEUS in large“ assortment.
TABLE Gnome. NAPKINS ‘AND TABLE LFNEN SETS, in
all the wanted sizes. ‘ _
LUNGl-IEON SETS, 'rna CLOTHS AND TRAY CLO'lills.
-hemmed or scalloped. Q
J LINEN SHEETS wND PILLOW CASES; also MUBMN
' -. SHEETS AND PILLOW CASES, plain hemmed, hematitched or
scallop finish
This display holds speciaiinterest for hrides-to-be as well as
‘ for others who like linens 0! quality.
The N EiRyan Co.
as mamas-row eraser. , sourii NORWALK.
DOYLms, cmrnnrmcns.
Also ounsr
‘ ‘boys to Westport in the morning and
' from there yisited South Norwslk.
',home which they reached about 6 p.
' -: rm. after a pleasant trip.
' Entirely Satisfied
Tripp’ sRestaurant
‘3 W!“ “‘° SM” ”m” "l“ “l" °°
~.‘Junuuni' Novelties in
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p . X may
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{measles minus, New
. You. (M “Work 0t 5t. Isry’s Hall,
important Meeting Opens Next Hon. 'Bhanghsi,” Mrs. John A Ely. St.
Mr, Bachelder, superintendent of l a, ll! Bridgeport iMary's Hall. Shanghai.
the Bridgeport Edgy (Blob tool al, l l p. m.—Luncheon for delegates in
party o! lo boys out so Gotta-o0 its-l The mu“ c9”'°““°3 0-! the ”PM“ Trinity parish house
land to spend Saturday and holiday i?“ diocese or Connecticut wiilbs held .
.They Starte'lSaturdsy moraingtoload ““31 M“ Chm“ B'ldfielm‘ OI none pivosce cases FiLeo m
an auto bus which was to take all 3““ 8 9 “d 1" T“ “3’“ mm”; . sursmon count
things neeed for camp. Alter finial», B Brewster. D" D' Bishop of the the l q—-
ing it they started for the island. cese the Right Rev. Anthony Mitch Brooklyn Man Seeks Separation From
They arrived at Ssugstuch shout 9: 30; ell, D" 13' bishop of Aberdeen and Ork Wits on Grounds oi Desertion
a. in, “here the motor boat “huddle” luev. and about 375 Clem“ “Dd lay, Four new divorce cases have been
“as waiting. They loaded the boat ““8““ from the towns and cities filed in the Civil Superior Court. Lee
:and started for the island, arriving 0' the "“‘“- “’1“ we" the ”"9” lie Bailey of Bridgeport. wants a do
there about 12 o'clock. gtion. cree from Rose Baifiey alleging deser-
The camp was put in 'order then the" A“ elaborate program has been ar- tion on November 1, 1908. The con-
.hoys enjoyed themselves till evening. ranged for the entertainment of the pie ‘were married on November 15
<0n Sunday, Mr. Bachelder took me ““3“ 9"“ m" ‘h‘ “much“ "3e 0"” 1907. and the defendant's mgiden
relation. Oueoithe features oifihe 911- name was Lolir.
i$353?Tfiii‘stlidiiifliellél he .. .. W...
N. Y., seeks a divorce from Nellie
0p Brewster will preside and at which Boudreau of Bridgeport, and also asks
several noted speakers will deliver “‘1' for the custody of a six-year-old child.
dresses. One 0' "19 latter :m‘‘1 (”The couple were married on October
iliishop Mitchell, who 1' engaged "1 31. 1904. and the defendant's maiden
Emaking a 19‘3“!” tour 0‘ this country. name was Herbert. Desertion in lie-
llighlaiii‘linulgierflligtismircifilghigg :cemne" F910: 18 alleges. ‘
. _ i Bertha M. Breen of Bridgeport.
by Mrs. Mitchell and his- chaplain. wants a divorce from Samuel F. Breen
Fits-Ll Eyeglasses . ,
iBishop Mitchell ‘5 a descendant of one also of Bridgeport, alleging intolerable
of the Scottist M31199" whomssisted cruelty and habitual intemperance.
l
6 QC _. l
4 She also wants the custody of a 10-
»,in the consecration of Bishopfiosbury.
;the “m Episcopal “PM”. .10,me to yearold child. The Breena were mar-
.the United States The bishop and his rled on April 10' 1-901. and the peti-
litany ‘lll be entertained WM“ 0 G tioner’a maiden name was Hoyt.
Jennings other beautiful country res-‘ Emma Goodman of Norwalk wish-
gas a divorce from Sverre Goodman
idenco in Fairfieid. »_..- ,
Bishop Brewster will heme sueat 0" claiming he deserted her on “all“
,3, 1906.
1-the Rev. and Mrs. Steplieafliaa Sher-
man at St. John's rector); The dele-
gates will be entertained by the mem— titioners maiden name
glass of the church in Bridgeport dur ‘ on
"tag their visit . .-
.11», is expected that Bishop Brewsterl . .
“have something to say concerning; _' _
tin proposal to elect a auifragsn bish- ‘
opin the course of his address to the. .
convention, and indications are that
the members will again- atempt to card j
GOYS 0U). I‘MIEM CAI! AT
COGKENOE.
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They returned to the island, and af--
ter ii hearty meal they prepared for
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses and
adjusting. feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE
OPTICIAN.
Room 6. Kealer Building,
No.155 Washington It.
Opooslts Hoyt's 1'th
Monday. Wednesdsy and.‘ Friday
Evanin s :80 tel.
N. v. noun-L527 .un Ave. 9 to ”Y “1"“ W‘“ l" ”l“ “WPem -
4 p. in. any. i The molar convention will be nemi
;st St. Johns church while the diocesu ‘ 5".
an missionary conference will be held
at Trinity church. at h‘airileld menus
.and Broad strat. , l
3 On Monday and Tuesdsyimornings.
zprecedlas the opening of the conven~
. lion on Tuesday afternoon. interesting
You are Not
it Is always best to «nab -1
- leak or a plumbing repair Whey
gt first starts. because its tan
Ldenoy is to grow W011! will."
lconferenoos will be held in regard to
Sunday school work. social service
work and the furtherance of Christian
miss slona‘
l The sessions or: the Sunday School -
commission will he held at St. John' a
church on Monday morning. At 1 9-; '
m the sun‘sy school teachers will
serve a bullet luncheon in the Sunday
school room till the erasing support -
will be urvod st- 81. Ma's child: or ‘ .
i
with you table board try a few
meals. Everything well cooked
and served properly. We al;
, ways have satisfied customers.
‘onmrshouidorasntw I, :-
solve than tumour Ind ssti .
,iactoriiy.
(FORMERLY LAN 5'8) . which his Rev. WJiHi Pepson is rector
iAM lhlliwnpfl matters Delta!!!“
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taken upisnd discussed. - i
' ~ l The program or the convention lol- i
The Reed & VOlk glows: 1- i l
W] 1“ l ’l‘liasday. June 8 «Convention of die ‘
‘0' goose in at John' a church. :
Emotion with prayers. Bishop’s sd- 1
In the ‘TM
field haul. the “shop presiding Ad- l
80' loflsll ' islands Social suvleeand Socialite-1‘,
- and anti". Anthony Mitchell. D. In:
‘ lull/immunities in‘snulohs's church.
Mm“ or minutes error-um day.
The only Fully assigns 2 am luv-Omelet: opened by thel
iLlCTIICAL 3H0! .
magnesium: session. l
_ ti o. inn-Diocesan dinner in the Strata-1
AUTO oUPPLiII
WIN-“801w... muschnwruerrittotstm-i
”Monetize: oi the Diocesan commie i
WWlmNpmy. W. may Emery, vies-i
.‘ _ 1reason" at St. Paul’s, Concord, N. H";
was». or Aberdeen. and Orkney. l
l iwuuasdsy, Juna‘ iii-7:30 a. is... 1
lw.’ I. or the hour which the conven-
tlodislisii sham—Ionian “11%;.
. Ming of the hall! hr? the election
" i! Startling conflict. and deputies
.. how I."
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Mince Mass Ms. .
. “512 lawfuy'sirs tor downs. Closing
”polls. ~' ‘ ~r.
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Established 155i
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Bathing Suits
of Correct Style
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hut
tlic lung~ tu'cuty—
lllrlt‘t‘
melting
llo )utl live near the sea shore? i),
four—times happy then, if when days are
and sultry you can, at some hour of
four. slip into tlic con], green st'awatcr and let it take
away the beat, \x‘carincss and irritabiliy—--if you have
any of the latter. 'lbbe be at case in the water
one must be clad in comfort, a one—piece afl'air of lit”
tic weight, and if a woman must pass irom bathing
house 1U beach before 1153in eyes. ‘Sllt‘ can walk with
calm serenity if she is conscious of‘lcxikingucll.
- For that iceliug of scrcuity there are rccouuucmlcil
some new and moiiish Bathing Suits «if lllllt‘h Satin Ali->—
l saliuc. Tllcsc arc madc in trim and jaumy Myles. with
plain fariugs (if sea-blue. tango foil. or gay plaids nl
, lircucll origin.
Prices for Black Messaiine Suit, $5.00
. Plain Black Siciliennc, llllt‘ quality. $6.50 and $6.75.
Blue Skillenne. fancy trimmcil, $5.00 and $6.50.
Black MOhail', with‘a touch of color (ill collars. fancy
facing: or bright buttons. $9.75, $2.98 and $3.85.
Suits of Salt Water Flannel, a cotton imitation of
\\'i)iil ilauni‘l, in navy blue or black. “on mailc. $1.50 and
u .
P Bathing Suits for Misses.
MOl’lalf uitli fancy pipiugs, $2.50.
For ages 12, 14 and m years.
.MOhair and Flannel, for ages 10. 12 and 14. $1.25
_ and 3:50. "
Suits for little girls, ages 4. 6. 8 and 10. 75 cts,
Second ilrmy)
Laces fit for a Bride
Chantilly and Fedora Flbuncings as filmy as cobwclls}
\‘cryrflcctivc Over white satin. ‘
Princess Flouncings and All-overs of beautiful design,
hand made. various widths for llllllt‘s and panels.
. ‘ Shadow Laces. All-overs and FlOuncings, for gowns
and the numbcrlcss lacy'afi'airs for underneath camisoles.
slips and petticoats. '
Mcchlin Nets and Tulle or bride's veils.
i
. Have you seen the bride's window at the corner of
Main St. and Farifield Avenue?
Late Fashions
in“ Hair Ornaments ..
"Fan Tan’ Backcombs in scmi~amber very effective
in light broun or blond hair. $1. on and $5.00. ..
Rod Pins, emerald green and lavender, set with
sparkling rhinestones a fetching combination, designed. to
be worn with white gowns. 50 cts.
Rowbud Earrings, cleverly made in imitation of pink
coral so eta.
I
N ovelties in Jewelry
Hoop Wot rhinestones, very brilliant 13. 50.
Slipper mid Pinup Buckles set with rhinestones, am-
ethysts, emeralds and sapphires. One matches liar gown
‘ , if she "wishes. $1.50 «158500.;
Lace PM horseshqes and V—éhapes.
sooth.” 4‘
“Tifin Tables
, Very unique afiairs with an Oriental look about them.
still slsry. handy ior use about the lawn and veranda.
The trays which are detachable are made of split bam—
bile and sappomd by a. folding stand.
$3.50.
Norwalk Chronicler