Clearing Sale at Women‘s end Mines‘ Suits. Costs, Dresses, Skirts, Waist: and Cor- sets. at Greatly Reduced Prices. we PARIS House Dresses A most complete assortment of all good eons of gar- ments in the light, airy styles that are so appropriate for warm weather Excellent models made of good quality lawn, percales, ginghams, etc, in dark, medium and light colorings, ef- fectively trimmed. So broad a variety of styles that it is easy to choose not merely one but a half dozen dresses you like. SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL OUR $1.25 DRESSES. SIZES 34 T0 46, THIS WEEK. 98 Cents The N. E. Ryan Co. 86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NONWALK. 'A':':':':’3‘ 5'1' EIJ ‘1I.I.I.'I.I .I . I. I. II? II Iiwlisl 9" -‘.'-‘.’-‘f-’.‘-‘.’-‘t‘-Y.T- WWW-"1“; ’0". ”’53-“ 0””? """ ................ WE ARE AGENT. FOR THE NEW llOME Sewing Machines LET us SHOW YOU l'rs'nsnrrs. A.Dickerman 81 Son souvli sonwntx. cons. we. owe e. no H. cnssn rnmmo "mes PONY VOTES énu-ss .0 1--ku 43- .I. 1’. n'e‘s‘u -'-*u r. l'l’c‘t'h .ll‘lll ..:.,.:. -,-_.,. . - o.-.-.v.' -.-;-.- 5; u f his? - U ’l Blessed is tbl mu "”"Mll whswslhethnotin the counsel 0! the 'vllohed, Nor maul ll tbel serum. Norditethintbesesfl - arm-cums. " mimic-1:}. 3. I ~ fiue'rlioois'r. . l mums. mama Wistldbisoomcnrch~ Cburebmvai’.mlh,wtor~— .11.- wmlim. W—«Pubiic 9' 30 I~ 1m. follow-hip meanwhi- .. orthmuiuo 0.01 .mmme.moosme .< 1011M «or We sermon is mmmmmnm mm mm sooodwmb’m Wainscot Church, Chutes anion Bette o...n Guild. minister—00.0w sol-vices: Clean! mm. H; p. opium: tebeurenl. To save MT ““8"" meeting :30 a m.; communion ser- 7: 30 p. Sermon topic iron Shoes for Roughl . ' ' Roads "0" the 900' 0f ""3 parilh will be ed is shown in erie i’ l - 33 50. Main St. South Norwsill r515 Main St, Stamford - *mken at the we service. pm... .1 m; if .1: 3.4331213: Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in CONGREGATIONAL. ,, "T. from the tree 5“,}de in the for. town. : South Norwalk Congregational Grace Church, "38 3°“ 1- Benton eat, to the boards and shingles in the Church—John Btspistou. MWMO— ;Vv’erner, WT; T113“! 8““¥*Th3 'morrow morning at 10:30, service will fir“ celebration of the Holy Commu— ,: drens' Story." and as a prelude to the , and Preaching at 10: 30; parish Sun- : sermon, Mr Stapleton will speak on day school at noon; eVening prayer I: ,music for the hour will be as follows: ': ,Orgsn Prelude—Elegle ..... Youierolr: ...................... Mendelsshon'sundal school 7:30 p in. evening rial in several piles—one of edsiuss 3’ Odertory Spring Flower ....... Glide prayer and sermon. (‘hoir reheeresl, and trimmings, one of shavings, and Postlude—Guprloe ........ Rubensteln Friday evening at 8 newt-11.0119 01 the [31811811 beards. Last cornea ,moet under the super-intended“ ol‘ J ‘M Glover ' mitten will report. . Contrslto . 8: 80 the regular Sunny-school oi the Held in the Woodward Avenue Gal» militarism ‘seste into some Boiobymaunniu. emote we nicotine will so helium births minister. Now aethodiet were“ Wme'ldll‘l 1:“ filth—no Bodily m MK m TILL. HOW lit—Tbs Bali club The Forest Prod ucts Ex iii 11 vice and recption or members st; The annual convention of the dio— being held in New Yorlkws p253; 10: 30 a. in Sunday schol at the case of Connecticut will be held in m” I l _ noon hour; Epwortb m meeting Bridgeport on Tuesdq end “'0an set miee,sw;.i:hm f&mnf: st 6: 30 11.01.; evening worship at day. The rector of the parish and the ‘0“. psrticuhriy the use at ”1'9 7: 30 with sermon by the minister. delesltes will attend. ducts. A specie] adoring ctr the relietwork The emount 0! wood used 0nd ‘7‘“. finished dwelling. The first model or this series shows a number oi trees standing in the forest. The next mod- el shows these nine trees felled, and forming a pile of logs and a been 01 tops and branches. The succeeding step is a miniature sawmill, beside which are piles of lumber. of slabs. and of sswdust, all from the logs shown in the tow-Wis model. The next mild. el shows what becomes oi the rough boards after they have been through the pinning mill; the resultant mate be held at which time the minister nion at 8 o'clock; Mission Sunday will preach on the subject “Evsngelis- schOOl of St. Faith at 9; the second tic preaching" In place of the‘ Chil- 'celebrstion of the Holy Communion The at i o‘cltick st which hour the sacra- 'ment of bsutism will be administered. "The Needs of Our Hospital." Holy , Christ Church, Rev. J. Hypkin :Brovvll, rector—Trinity Sunday—10:30, gHoly Communion and sermon. 12 10., Sentence—ae’l‘be Lord is in His Temple. Anthem—In Heavenly Love Abiding a newly-finished dwelling house. around which ere the odds end ends of the lumber leit over from the build- ing. ' At 12:10, the Sunday-school will THE OALVATION ARMY 50 Water street South Norwslk, At 6: 00, the Senior C. E. Society Mrs Ensign E .l. Perrett, officer in will meet as usuul. loner-go. Sergeant Elizabeth Turgiug-; On Monday evening the Ariston Club 1 ton, assistant. 9 will meet at 8 o'clock. The Wenomnl Saturday at 7:30 p. rim-Open air Camp Fire Girls will gather on Tues-”service, corner Washington and Wa- dsy evening at 7:30. ter streets. 8 p. m.—-l7'ree and easy. On Thursday evening. the mid-week Sunday at 10:30 a, m.—'0’Dell air service will be held at which time the service at corner of Water and 'l‘lollos Woodward avenue Department com-intreets. 11 a. m.——-Holirless meeting. The subject for'3 (p m~00mpany meeting, Sunday the evening will be "learning the Doc- 0.0h00l i p, m.-—Directory class. 6:45 trine by Doing the Will" ’ p. lit—Young People’s Lesion, Broth- The Boy Scouts will meet on Fri-tor J. B. Waller and Corps Cedet Rus- dsy evening It 7:30. sell Wright, leaders. 7:30 p. m.— Open sir service, Mahschemo Hotel. First Congrentlonsl Church, Rev. 3 p. m.—-Revival service, Rev. John E. F. McGrogor, Ph., 1)., pastor. lsmpleton ol the South Norwailt Cou- Morning service In 10:30. Sublect'gnentionhl church will spook at this i sermon by the pastor “Christ's Caro service. for the filaments" Monday at 7:30 p, m.——Open air ser- The Vesper services hsve been (II-mice, 8 p, lit—«Salvation meeting. cntiuued tor the summer but during! Wednesday in 4 p, m.——Band oi the month of June there will be ove- have eludes. 7 p. m.—8dvndon ning service at 1:30. Subject tor;m9eung June 7 "The First Home " On June: pm at 7: so it 1m. -Open all i l l i What Wood lo Wanted. The relative amount of material used and wasted is indicated roughly in these models. but is shown accord- ing to actual scale in another part or the exposition in a series of diagram- matic charts. In the logging process, 18 per cent. of the standing tree is left in the stumps and tops, leaving 87 per cent. to go to the sawmill. The vul- ous torm- oi' weste shown at the saw- mill constitute about 43 per cent. of the originel tree, so the! the rough boards constitute the remaining it per cent. Moat of the sawmill waste is unavoid- able. it is asserted. and due to econom- ic conditions; the imminent say they take out all they 0011 011000 to. Seedling reduces this to 42 per cent. Alter the pinning sud other tin- ishlng processes, the finished lumber form only 89 per sent. 0! the tree. The waste involved in building the house amounts to e per cent. more, so thst the proportion of the original tree 14 like 0:10;; llel “ugh these:3prlu5" ' service 8 p, m.—-Bdl\'ltlon moeuux. ‘m M 1m" and], m the finish- sect ou 0 or Il',s “ 0 sons" Fries st 7 . m.~C0r Csdets‘ The Golden Rule Circle will meet elm. y p ' 05 :11: walling u not more than :5 per 0“ Tuesdny I1 3 p. 10., with Ml” car“ All are welcome to the shove 001- m w.“ is Utilized. rlo Seymour, 62 West avenue. win. But all at the toothirds need not be Morning wasted. 3m 0! it 0! but should go, Prelude—Modern» from Bonnie, oil ADVENT CHRIGTIAN CHURCH. a” ”W .m‘ m the 84. ..................... E, Silos Advent Christian Church, Van Zant m 5“”. which t. any“; such Quartet—~".God to Whom we took Ii... linrvey mu Rev. (loom ll satiation. «The bullet the waste. In: Bundlv." .. G W Chadwick Tensile, must! hour Wrist not no nos. but. sites. see «you. umber, 51111101. 1;. Brig-p00: Advmtd. the D. ll). Read Co Established 1857 W Her “Crinkly” Clothes Bridgeport Advertisements. Crepe Underwear. It was first made up for con- venience when women were out of reach of line laun- dries, as. it. required no ironing. Now it is made of fine crepey weaves and trimmed with lace and rib- bons. also. it appears in the most adorable shades of pale pink and pale blue as well as white. All gaf— ments are ready. - Crepe Gowns, plain white, plain light blue and pink. and while grounds with delicate figures in blue, -w—w pink and lalcudcr. . ~ , 75 cts., $1 00, $1. 25 and $1. 50. ‘ Vim Corset Covers, 25 and 50 cts. Drawer; and Knickerbockers, 50 cts. each. Skirt and Drawer Combination,. 50c, $1.00 and $1.25 Marcelle Combinations, $1.00 Short Skirts, 5° cts. Long Skirts, $1.00 and $1.25 Black and Figured Crepe Skirts, $1.00 White Crepe Bodket. $1.00 Second 1111501. A Handkerchief Linen in Colors Pale pink and pale blue, :1 Sllt't‘l' and fine quality, Solo—“‘l‘lle Shsdow m to s. 10.; met sermon. Holy flour on be mode into chemo-l, turpentine. Land”. ..e tel-lo we. wont! eleohol. assist. of. Response- “0 Lord, Have Korey u '01.: Junior that ”Won-hrs: 8: 300' ' Upon Us!" Alex. 8 Gibson 10; lays) Workers' meeting. out p Anthem—“l Waited tor the Lord," in, 01min: .mnon. 7: as 3.10. ............ l". lendelssohn; ma...“ payer service, Thunder. Postman—Mulch in E-llst w Fsuihee 7- 45 p m, Ewnlng at 7: so Prelude—«Ottertory in D, up 25.1%. sowdustismsdointowoodsleobolsnd terms ins- tool. lllustretiovls 0!. this utilsstion ot' mill mm are shown It the exposition GHRIITIAN WINCE SOCIETY. l ................... A Guilmsnt mm Science Society, 0! Not shown the use by I knife msnuiscturer-i contents—“There Is an Hour oi nix—amt sunny services at the o! the dogwood oust. 0t a. linker oi Hallowed Pence", ..... J Bamby reeding room. manic building. st shuttle blocks. Another case shows Oii'ertory—~Nocturne in 0.11 0. a. 0.113.111.4110”. "God the Only .................. l J. F Frysinlsr Clulg uni ore-tor." Testimony meet Anthem—Gloria in Excelsis in 0.1“ Wednesday a 3 p. in. T0 both large school furniture is converted “1.: to scrubbing “brush backs tor a brush. . .................. 0.11mi: services in. ”an; 1. cm um factory. Other cases display shoe? Fernando—Finals, Haunts. op 84, "my invited m room inlets mode from discarded tenpinsnbeg ...... E. Silos em to the public each week do! st. use 9! note veneer cores tor mine; tor-noon trots 1:15 to into. "um ell tor new on: stock. adv-3 Woodward avenue Department. _ .,_._. out use into new sweeping coin-i pounds. I.“ dowels oi urinal sixes: unstructured from cooper-us waste. 1’ Non-inflammable thingies. Woodward avenue department, .will ”New"!!! mm.“ Tent. l Another exhibit consists oi the, in- ‘ hold its first session under the sullen m commodloue new tent 35 x 59 WNW lest upon abinules treat intendency of F‘. 0. Thompson. Tescn- (set, has been at up is cum ed with strain chemicsis. Onehsltl: era for oil clsssss will be in stteil- with the WW Avenue W“. o! 0 mm b trusted. the other hell .1th hinting is assured. All my; me 111.0 South WNWIE lett unused. With the best preach: Children. young people sud sdultl are tinsel (4,th end Sunder School end votives so for devised a dame which "“E‘L h the “9‘ on WW“ will .be used tomorrow to house the Ivonne. " lam m 07;; the Sunday. school It Ammo. nu evening service will be 3 30 u I. I“ m “”4 Wm 39!: beldintbotehttowhiehsllthem mu.“ “n1, . W 00m inunity II invited. MW!“ W" m slump timid how, node oo- ton Wk 0! thé subject “m‘gmuy (“4“, m m '5; MC music was [axles-«end won 0; lm “MM m R u mm on odious Woodard, avenue 30st below)!“ muMlbeWmelwmmmM.mm m’m“mm ”m milliseconds. souls-assimilate l? C M0000 will “ma "‘9 womanhood: concert-informant! Middleman-noon. I‘m”iiudtosbwtbswsnsrslschemeoi tinnwlthtbesohoolumewmbssuem : W!" “1"” sudsxlrldtelub “‘1' duothorobihitshowsssmsllmm lmmtmbembwmnm'maot‘mwmma m 39'“ “‘Mm‘mmmhmdbummtbsmot dlkm‘MitFammohmlmmmmeumg‘mm ,Mvfltmuu‘lm “Murmur-sine.» . mummmmmmsts . . ‘3 m ottehemspeoiss mumww “Minnow » . '1' WWW WMMBDDIWW s _ “0 Manuel. ammonium-sin- mm,“ ”lw'nnmmnoesstheoldm South Norwslh Contentions! 800-, daycscbool. On Sunday 'siternoon st FIRST PIEAOHINO SERVICE. «0—— notiflectthowwf. l snodeinMtisshou Wwottwmuomms. smutmdmeyuvlsbdmeh. tent as provided, and all are intlind On Wednsldsy evening at .745. s - “Sonnet “donuts G’t'l‘d Thom 311m) If tune. 00b 00d poser. and even the, min eleellnl. 00d used in dinerenL inseerissoiwsllcssss. 0000000, how theoute involved in making; 1 mmtbeuntresisdbslttoburmdoesh 1 r, :. mmummm mecbnnisms ' ' tor mini enduring irood £0110 110‘ iniportsntnutottlrewosltios. 'i'liulll ' We: won atoms- or one .I telephone lines. sit mu: slid mun. suitable for making summer frocks with an abun- dance of ilouucings and rul'é'lcs. 'l‘bcrc are but these two shades, which were ordered early in the. Spring but they have been late in arriving, therefore they are not priced as high as was intended. if! 59 cts. a yard, 40 inches wide. ‘ We intended to mark them 75 cts. ' Wash Goods, main floor. . 0 Sunshine Special, Saturday .‘insorted,_box of English style biscuit, l4 varic— ties, dainty sweet tidbits, and wholesome unsweet— ened crackers. ‘ull pound box. 31¢ Special. Basement. Men’s Silk Shirts A large assortilcnt of neat and tasteful color- ings, stripes in wlliteggrounds with tall, brown, black. navy blue and red, wide or narrow ““08. l Tango Shirts. with "mushroom" plaillngs, $2.00 Negligee Shim, striped madras. $1.50 and $2.00 Men's Summer Underwear. Carter's Uniou Suits,with long or short sleeves, re liars, "stouts’ ankle or knee length, gt $1.00, $1. 50 abd- $2.00 Fine quality garments of combed Egyptian yarn. ' Shirts with long or short sleeves, 1 Drawers, regular or “slants," 50 cts. each. Poms-Knit Shifts and Drawers, all styles,- sects. Men's B. V. D. Shirts and Drawers, full line 50' cts., each. ,, B. V. D. Union Suits ~ , $1100 ’ Light Weight Wool Shirts and Drawers, $1.00 each Boys’ Poms-Knit Shirts and Drawers, 25 cts. each ‘1 Union Sula, . 50 'Ct. First Section, Main St. entrance, right. W monuinoturers who were associated with him in his long fight to prevent 0! them the mussel (crests are both graduation lathe tsrlit on lists. called: mounted from tire and rendered to- theretooomtulste bimuponhle res— osssible to use. - borntion to health. otter the illness Another striking model suggests the out miles his retirement irom decimated electricians all-sun ruuuot mummaymum- enuresioooltomtsd silo deforested . may.“ a um um: contest is o. slopes. The model some: 01 two Wm M is the history or hot: .lsimulnnsd hillsides—one others soil. msuuiscturius in this country. 0110 it. the other clothod with vent-Mm We will be recalled that everybody cone W from sbove’ 1? W sliho “W.“ 1100th withtlis increment same to Mr. bothbdlsendruuottistoflietwo ummglunshnreottbecredin 00018- The Mimmmthem tor the success 0! the sudeevor. At WWW“ 'mwmthetlmootbuillneultmssidthal MN MW 8m; tho otli- m “mu d a. W “Wign- II. 0001 M 0111! c1“! "‘0' W aneshiuxion winner; responsible W m WWW“ “We ‘ for the impeirnient of his slain. The hot molecular.- of the country sub- ‘ , smartly mobile a. We testi- meals! in recognition 0! his work in: their lichen. by the government; by means M ,- After clothing bros-or copper with hit an vinegar. rob with olive oil and the motel will not tarnish tor a v " M then dildos million «petite vs m Well. since the, m a! routine. according to 9,, ;
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