of Women's and liner Suits. Costa, Dresses, Skirts, Waiata and Cor-
sets. at Greatly Reduced Prices.
we PARIS
33 80. Main 81., South Norwaik I 515 Main St. Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town.
House Dresses
A most complete assertment of all good sorts of gar-
ments in the light, airy styles that are so appropriate for
warm weather,
Excellent models mad: of good quality lawn, percales.
ginghams, etc., in dark, medium and light colorings, el-
iectively trimmed.
So broad a variety of styles that it is easy to choose
not merely one but a half dozen dresses you lilw.
SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL OUR $1.25 DRESSES.
SIZES 34 T0 45, THIS WEEK.
98 cents
The N. E. Ryan Co.
3 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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ence Marie" directly in its stern. AI grounded at low tide, standing about are unable to attend the review are
. her cargo invited to send their scouts with
'. storm did not appear to be of propor- was intestinal night. but the barge Troop 5: all scouts going to
‘ Capt. Daley. York should attend the marCh-out
~ drenched in the akin, lost no time, al- drill on Saturday which will leave
Fancy Goods
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFG—Embroldered com, 5:.
untasv Hmoxencmzn—lsc, 2 for 25:. Special Velma.
FANCY uzcstm—zsc and 50c.
COLLAR mo cure ears—ere so our,
souoom CAPS—260 to 91.00.
FABRic movie—est: and 50:.
can moves-00o in 01.00.
LADIES’ KlD GLOVES-White and colors, $1.00.
ADickerman & Son
0001'" NORWALK. m
W-b. GIVE 8. AND H. eaaau TRADING ITMN
PONY VOTES
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‘ what follows:
Imother and my sister. They
'come with me as passengers on the;
em: memtmleTSrecoral. CHURcH.
The one hundred and twenty-unis
anniversary oilMethodism in the Town'
of Norwalk will be dttingly observ-
ed during the month of June at the
First Methodist Epismpal cum,
Special services have been arrsnxed
for the several Sundays in the month.
gram will be rendered by the quartet
and organist.
ren will enter largely into the «sen
class of the day.
Children's Day service will be render-
Ioil. On June 21st Dr. A. H. Good
enough. the District Superintendent;
.the tug passed Norwalk harbor. the
tions to cause any anxiety.
Gale nines Quickly.
Next Sunday evening a musical pro-3
On June 14th the child-l
'land Norwalk was probably the iirstl
.in the evening a“ stop made by this great preacher. liq actively interested in making these
- is greatly damaged.
will preach! in the morning and in the
evening Dr. David 0. Downey, former-
ly pastor or the Stamford Methodist
c,hurch and one of the most brilliant:
preachers of the day, will be the‘
speaker There will also be greetings
from the pastors oi neighborins
churches.
During the cording weeks much will
be said and printed about Jesse Me.
the pioneer of Methodists! in New Eon
ohms from Virginia on horseback. and
apple tree somewhere uptown on June
—.
17th, 1789. He took for; his text “Ye’
Must Be Born Again." As a result 0i;
his visit, the First Methodist Episco-
pal Church was organized in South;
Norwalk. and it has been a wide
awake institution ever since. The
present handsome structure. a picture
of which is given above, was— erected
during the pastorate of Rev. A. S.
Kevan-ah. it is the third edifice the
society has occupied. Rey; William
H. Wakeham. the present pastor, is
anniversary exercises such as wilt
breached his iii-st sermon under not properly represent the great church he
serves. i
1
tour test out 0! water
a
New
About 10:30 o'clock. a gala sprung tar reaching Bridgeport. in going to the First l. E. Church at 2 p. 3..
- up and IOOII l heavy SCI was l'llfllllfll.
Hail an hour later. swells iiiteen to
twenty toot high were pitching the
' barges around like corks. The sud-
dennese and the iury oi the storm.
the barge captains said. was seldom, it
ever, equalled in these waters. With
the tint heavy swehs, the bawsers or
the “Florence Merle" parted. The
:‘ touriinea aaappadwith raportslike
rileshoiaandtheheavybarpe was
-“»-attheneroyotthesea. ‘
Leap to delay.
Capt Call and his wife. last before
', the nu line broke. mm to lately;
on the deck of the “Josephine."
- low minutes later. the storm mused
A.
them and m crew d N "Myth."
_‘ to seek rouge aboard the “Miller," the
leeward tpg oi that tic.
Fairilold Beach by trolley.
begets-small boatand rowed to
theeunken bargetoregainaomepw
sonal enacts. .
"Just to show, you how she was
rolling," said Capt. Daley. "you ought
to have seen the main cabin oi the
'F'ay.’ A stove that weighs 40C
pounds was ripped from the desk and
was standing upside down twenty feet
iron its usual place." i,
that. Gala and He wm. who Joni».
ed to lam! m the “nuance
Marie" and. Capt Daley with his wife
and mother were brought here aboard
the “Salutation" early last evening:
l
i
The barges rode at anchor inside the ,
harbor last night. while the "Saluta-
tion" tied up at Stratiord avenue.
Did Not Expat Denver.
0
There weather permitting.
Scoutsoi'l'roopsmuathandin
their registration cards on Friday
night; also all unsold tickets ior the
enieualnmaat recently held in the
High School. All sold tickets must
be paid lot Friday nlabt.
(Billed)
F. GOODCHILD.
Scent Master.
AUCTION
SALE
Will boll It Public Auction, all the
l immediately after th- "mm 0'“ WM “0 mm "“9 sleet and natures contained in the
Marie" broke away, the lines of the "Salutation" could not be reached last shore a Vinoenao Mole corner of
"Edward lay" Md 0”“ Daley night. M h" “‘3' it was said! Water street and Steamboat place.
Daley’a Thrilling bury. '
"My first thoughts were for my and
had
Sound trip in order to escape the heat
of New York city. it was their first;
time aboard a barge, and naturally
they were mic-stricken
there was no time to lose. 1 called to
the captain of 'Yale Blue: the bargq
‘ to the leeward. to stand by My beet
. was then pitching about in awlul in: company in New York has been;
shape, rising to the tops of twenty»-
loot swells and the next instant being,
buried into the trough of the sea.
“immndto get alinet‘otha
'Yale find and we were held alou-l
aideaawellastheminaseewoeld
permit. 1 had to carry my mother
totherail. Fright bedaaaedher
to become helpless and she wan;
Ideadweigbtinmyarme. At ata-
‘ vorable Momenhiinmped'with her
lamy arms..andiound mmltonthd
deck or the 'Yaie Blue. " i'
"i went back and got my sister
and carried horse safety inthesame‘
was gone.
‘plpbl In”! I aloe bid to “hint."
“_. meant-rainy with'a nails. "and
_ AMgfleinmhtbe use:
west luau mess-rm ain't.
[lib-tad!” leew'myboetwaa'
.,» ., _ , ‘
m Bummemwtbtmbfl
a barge aquarium"
a.
,when loan by a reporter at the Adam that the storm was not of s
, Norwalk harbor and that it was boi
lleved the tug and tow could outridd
in complete safety what little wind
thee was.
Aboard the other tags in the tow
were about thirty, men, women and
children None or them was in any]
great danger, save that which might
have followed the breaking away all
“When {saw my lines going, i knew lm'“° of the town.
Cert. Delay. in visiting his barge,
last night. put lights aboard her an
warnings to navigation.
notified and a salvage crew will reach:
here today. it is believed.
Few en the bound. l
iShloplnamen earths storm wee.
theworltin aeveralyeara. Atari
unegaleaceomanledthe blinding
'raina and few dared battle with the
' elements on the Send yesterday.
ii
i
Another, ‘I'uu Disabled.
a. in; Wind: m'bupq '
loaded with coal for Norway“
but into portherwwilhoaeolthe
battalimhhlghadiy. Thain; to.
mm«:hfin.dfl barge to
preventherfromsiahiag
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”idly landfill, It3.309..m Also
:tic hotel last night. thus described proportion to warrant anchoring in license ‘lbr '
D. i... LADRlG-AN,
Receiver.
"WW’g
Aunsnnsms
in two parts, with J. Warren
Kerrignn. A startling romance
only: West.
“m” mu
“THE W OF MIND" .
In Mm
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l WAdvenh-neta l Bridgeportldvertiaemente.
690 3
Th.- Silk Department,
wide or narrow, in black, 1
Originally 85 Cid.
peculiar shape. Every we
of a shoulder strap that i
the arm. and which must
style garment is Swiss-rihh
weather. Made in severe
Regular sizes,
Extra,
Lace-trimmed
Two special offerings for
bri
Very line and dainty l
insertions of lace and dclic
ml 79ml
shape of little golf sticks. br
both tucked into a pretty
plaid, 50 cu.
raining powder pufl', mirro
et for bills and cards. so
Party Boxes of fine is
$12.00. . ,
Jet Necklaces. genuine I
Safety Pockets for we
suede. all sizes and styles, 5
A perfectly hygienic a
wire to which areattachcd
even very scanty hair can
center counter;
Meson rue GAVIL
lschoda Mt Club will hold their
V regular mating tonkht.
Whitehekahlbdae.flo.a,l.o.
0. It, will hold their regular business
meetinsthieevening.
Thematarweefly meetingoiLin-
eoln Council. NO- 4. 0. U. a. bi. will
hailstorm-arming.
plmmw.n. 0.,No. 15.
wmholdthdrregwhrweeflynesuq
thiamine.
NAME! WW OLUI.
noun. hyflra. Henry‘w.Grenory. The
',raautermoaucllmnhrsbowednha
rial Gertie and Mae lobe Byluaton
morn-men. “Menu".
‘ summer‘s selling finds llSi‘
Some exceptionally fine designs for men's shirts.
Dainty colorings for Women‘s blouses,
thirty-two inches wide,
69¢.
Vanity Can: of German silver.
.I'i‘hemamhersotthehlatmeemm‘
Clnbwereentertainedatthe amend
WWWIW snu-
«mm-mmw
the D. I». Read Co
Established 1857
Striped Wash Silks
500 Yards of Good Quality at
Yard
splendidly equipped fur the
if forced to ruluw ~lm.‘l\3.
'i‘hcsc stripes, familiarly known as iuh >lll\'\‘ are in
white grounds with even stripes. singly or in groups,
lil\'}‘ blue. gray. nld blue.
lavender, green and tau. Very neat Colors which \xill
wash and wear satisfactorily.
|
vamnw
Silk Section.
“Cumfy Cut” Vests
They will not slip oil the shoulders. owing to the
man knows the discomfort
s continually slipping over
be secured with a pin. This
cd. light and thin fur hot
i qualities.
:3. as: 39 and 50 cts.
I3. 25 and 50 cts.
Handkerchiefs
girl graduates or jnne
dos.
incn, edged with late. with
ate embroidery.
98 us.
Fads and Fancies in Jewelry
Sterling Silver Hatplno. short lengths, in the
assics and the like in pairs.
little golf bag ‘of Scotch
good size, con-
r, coin holders and poc-
our.
other, silk lined, $4.50 lb
talian jct, brilliantly cut,
light as alieather, according to length, $2.50 to $5.00.
men traveling, linen or
o cts. to $1.00.
The High-Style Hair Roll
nd shitary roll of flexible
combs that secure the
whole afiair to the head. \Vith this the woman with
build a Psyche knot or
French' twist of creditable proportions. Shown at the
-Two styles, as and so cts.
tsunami:
REX THEATRE. ,
*—
Kerripan Does Role 0! Sheep Herder.
J. Warren Karina's ability to take
any role and appear “advantage in it
is euidenced in “The flee) Mar."
Sheep borders are held incontompt,
even by the hymen. who knows only
remotely oi the struggles hetv'voen the
eatilemen a'nd elmepmen tor posses-
sion of the West-I ranges. In “The
mum on. Karina playstho
titlepart andeeds by meningitis low-
ly We! migratory muons into
a real here.
no two-reel drum is a worms--
West-n story with plot! .8 wtlon. ,, g“
Norwalk Chronicler