JWIAMRD m
Clearing Sale
-‘ or women's and mam acts, Coats, Dresses. sum, manna Cor-
naota, at Greatly Reduced Prices.
We PARIS
33 So. Main St, South Norwallt [515 Main St, Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
‘ town.
Month-End Sale
FRIDAY SPECIAL
Hemstitched Handkerchiefs, with
Embroidered Corners
at So each
REALLY GOOD VALUES AT 100.
SPECIAL VALUES IN OTHER GOODS.
ALDickerman & Son
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING ITAMPC.
PONY VOTES
LINE NS
We are exhibiting Linens of line grades that are most appro-
priate for J UNE WEDDING Girl‘s—Linens that every bride will
treasure.
included in our stocks are
scams, Etc, in great variety.
DOYLIES,
DAMABK, BUCK AND TURKISH TOWELS. Also GUEST
ROOM AND FAMILY TOWEUS in km 0.0mm.
”TABLE CUOT‘HS. NAPKINS AND TABLE LINEN SETS, In
all the wanted sizes.
LUNCHEON SETS, TEA CLOTHS AND TRAY 0mm,
hemmed or scalloped.
LINEN SHEETS ‘AIND PILLOW CASES:
scallop fln‘ldi.
for others who like linens of quality.
so wasameroa eraser.
nearing-3;. .'
CWTWIECES.
x‘a‘vis’ai-fia a:oZ-1ail‘_a;a;a;b:a a;-:a,-'a:l 0
also Mm
.‘ mm AND PILIDW CASES, pith: hm mm or
’ one display holds spool-tumult: tor hummus a" wall as
The N. E. Ryan Co.
acorn "DRUM
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Throw a m barud, ‘
Lies an Eden sweet
Where great trees keep guard
O'er an old world spot
Of the Bob M800 ‘- ,.
_ By Time’s hurrying tact. . t
w ,5: i
In its calyx deep I“
The moss rosebud rocks;
The marisold peep
'Neath the hollyhocls;
And the doubde—lis
With each hour’s increase
Her white heart unlocks,
The pink chestnut shakes .
Her scent! on the lawn;
The acacia wakes
By the iountain’s (sun;
And the lime~buds, nursed
By the sun, have burst
To the summer's dawn.
—Katherine Mann.
Fits—U Eyeglasses
Should your eyes have been giving
you trouble or your glasses need
“Justina, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. 00001“,
OPTIOIAN.
Room 0. KooIor lending,
oesoolto Hoyt's M
Monday. Wsdnoaday and Pride,
Esau-is. 0: so to 0.
N. Y. address—727 all: Avo.’ to
0 a. In. daily.
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You are Not
,EntirelySntisfied
withsontablobaudtryataw
uoals. Mild roll cooled
“mama-ix. ,Waal-
wayshaveoatistied customers.
Tripp’s Restaurant
(roan III-Y um
The Reed 8: Volk
Electrical Co.
monument”
mediums
nearer-a.
auto-0mm
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Mm M8011“
Dourisitis Line“
Let no book you. tor one of th
0911mm sum Goa ms. t
on On. Way. 010.00 Round. Trip.
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Have You W Tint Now
amour-r
"°' ‘55 w”"'""°“ “' A Brooklyn, who let: rum fortune,had
not by tho mm mm 95
. 1.012.
.‘naniu‘lntha United em. comp-ml
004,250 of it,'while there were scat-
tering hundreds of thousands in Rich:
mond and Queens.
The largest death claim paid in the
United States during the year was
died in a suburb of Cleveland. The 0V" 111“ inflamed
er who made a plucky light tor lite af-
ter taking a bi-clilorlde of uercury "e“hS- racking,
tablet by mistake. He surpass“ in soothes the irritated.
lite policies. Thereafter New
city came with a long list 01 men
above 0100.000.
an insurance of $230,000;
Fried had 0200,519 and Thomas A.
Sperry, 0165.000. He is classified as 00ml“ "0 0PM“-
a New Jerseymaa, but one a member “"59“”.
of Sperry and Hutchinson. the tradius
low it.
M m enormous-soa-
11,000
was ..... ........... 17,00.
tannin ........ 13,500
“SM“BI I" 1913 Goober: ...... . ..... . 13,500
. , Groton ........ . 13.500
., ~43... . . Myotk: .................... . na,5oo
. m. ....... ..... . 13.500
Figures for Untied Sin!!! 0“ lack, Hill ....... .. mos
Sound Bench ............ .. 13.800
CMVLISI Y'all I" Canaan 12,000
I ll Cromwell ................ . . 12,000
m PIIII C Galesville ................ . 12,000
Noroton .................. . 12.000
Lite insurance ore-ninth” 01‘ m Collinsrille ................ 11,000
United states and Canada paid out to Dayville .. . .. ............... . 10.000
policyholders “at W Mmkm'u. Mt BMW .......... .a 10,000
in! to the Insurance Pm of New 21:032....“ .............. 10,000
. York. New York city, under which Gm Frown ............ . 10,000
classification are included Manhattan, 1‘3””:er """""""" 1:333
, 32_ .................
B’ka‘wm‘e Bm‘me‘w" ' West Cheshire ............. 10.000
DON’T LOSE SLEEP COUGHING
AT NIGHT.
Take Foley's Honey and Tar Com-
$318,388 on the life or Albert F. ‘Hol- pound. The very are: dose surprises
. den, one time captain of the Harvard YOU-
football eleven,a mining engineer, who 313"“! B healing. soothing coating
tickling
second was that of am Sanders That’s immediate relief.
Walker, Jr" of Macon. (3a., the hanlr- up the tightness in your chest, stops
stuffy wheezy breathing, eases dis
teasing coughs,
inflamed bron-
York chial tubes and air passagIés. Children
it is mildly laxative—as a
law A Muriel had cough medicine should be, and does
Samson not upset or distress the most sensi-
tive stomach” Refuse any substitute.
For sale by all
it slides down your throat and
surface.
it loosens
stamp firm in New York city.
Edward L. Montgomery, of Brooklyn. .
had policies aggregating $154,023: C. I“.
Chamberlain. 0145.500; iA Dessert, of
”35.000 in life insurance policies:
William P. Banmey‘r. 3126.020: Fred-
erick W. Devee, 0121.030; Charles F.
Naethlng. the baker,0120.000: Wash-
ington Lee Jacques, $103,000, and J L , , ,
.Moifett, 0101,00. The largest policy .-
on the life or a woman vas'tor 0121;
000, on that at Florence W. MacCar-
thy. of Baltimore. .
'I‘ho statisticians analysing the u»
urea declare that the general condition
at business was Indicated in the roe~
0rd or policy Iowa: The amount at . '
the increase of outstanding loans at
the close at the year was 063,725,000,
as surest an increase of smmoo
for 1912, a diaerence of nearly 020.-
000. In maul yearatho attorta o0
lite Insurance officials have been di-
rected toward discouraging such loans, _
smooMthorovlei'olfiodian-tbu- ;.
tioaotliroiuuransomuoiaeu- :j
tioud the tar luau on -.
policies as Matilda: or the Bantu-v
than of Histaoos coadliau. The dis-
turbance at moral'buaiuao caused
tho Increase at poise: laau in 1007.
and the drone businessman“ or
1.013 toss Indicated 03 the tar-ease
lama. m: to thurourt.
Tune“ of tho asymm- death
claims and metered endow-ants last
per east. at the business showed an
increase to the amount at WOW.
mad with. 015,100,000 increase for
Dividing the Increase it was
noted that masons ol the manual
formayouvmm death claims,
while 01. 800.00 went. for endowment '
Inmaaycaaeaotdeathclaims acci-
dents were cited. notably automobile
accidents.
The astrihutlon or premium sayings
'ferreoooualy called dividends." the re -
post says, amounted to more than
01.01.200.000 for In! for all the coin»
‘od'vith 1012 the’reeud showed an
increase or 00.000000.
Weill: claims were. as hollows:
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Harlan .. 13am 9"“?-
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White Tailored Skirts
of the Washable Variety
The Coat and Suit Rooms
of useful White Skirts to
offer 'a large line
wear with separate
blouses. These are of Linen and various weaves
of serviceable Cotton whirl) adapt lIlL‘llllSt‘IVCS' to
clever tailoring. They are made on easy,
straight lines, often with a slight fullness in the
back at the waist line. aml arc of a “lillll to al-
low free stepping. Stitched folds and white
pearl or self—covered buttons with some unusual
cut of belt or fastening lappet are the only dis-
tinctive marks. \They are made for everyday
common wear, to 'endurc numerous visits 10 the
tub, and every woman needs scvcral of them.
Of plin White Linens, imitation linen, $2.00
Of good quality White Rep, trimmed with Imi-
‘ tons, $2.25, $2.50
White BCdford Cord, will) drop tunic. rows of
small buttons and the semblance of two small
pockets, well tailored, $5.00
White Ratine of but heavy quality,
$3.75 and $393
Fourtli Floor.
A new type of woven wire foundation for the
coifiure will meet with the approval of many wo-
men. The wire roll has two combs attached which
secure the roll to the head, and of course it is quite
sanitary. There is no weight to it. therefore it will
prove no burden, and for a simple and high coif—
fore it can be quickly and easily
can be seen at the center table at the
young Iarly
show visitors how to arrange the hair.
Prices 25: and sec.
arranged. It.
notion
counter where the in charge will
Rags to carry with
summer gowns
Dresden Sills afl'aim just [large enough to
hold the handkerchief, a powder put? and some
They are in blue, brown, tau and
wine color. $1.50
Silk lPOplin Bags with girdles to match, dark
blue, and pale yellow trimmed with black. quite stim—
rung, $5.00
Be-mfi'ed Bags of quaint design, white, black
and Roman stripes, at $3.50 and $5.00
wait. Lace Bags which" can be lined mm a mi.
and sillr to snatch the costume, 50 eta.
small change.
jewelry Section.
Hong Kong.
“Tilfm” Tables
A! the antics: of “tiifin” one thinks instinctive-
ly of afternoon tea 'at—Simla, perhaps—at an in-
teresting m with an interesting hostess—Mrs.
Rankine, perhaps. It was at “titfin’f you remember,
that Mrs. Hhulrsbee planned numerous clever um
I A “Tiffin’ Table makes hr entertainment always,
and these little light weight {olding tables with their
removable trays of split bauboowili be iomrd of use
through the summer at outdoor luncheons and festivi—
695.01% either: can beseenarrangcdiornse'm
the Reading Room They are sold in the Furniture
Store. Fourth Floor.
$3.50."
I
Bathing Suits
“aimed: Mrs flotsam iannty
“MMdNWm-Mkw
SecondFloor.
ill
The Hy—style Hair Roll
Norwalk Chronicler