Clearing Sale
of Women‘s and Misses Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts. waist; and cm».
sets, at Greatly Reduced Prites
we PARIS
33 So. Main St, South Norwaik [5915 Main St, Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town.
Dressing? Sacques
A splendid collection of Lawn Dressing Sacques in
cool, serviceable and practical styles.
Colored Lawns, 25c, 50c, 750
’White Lawns, 75c, 98, $1.50
Sizes 36 to 46.
A good range of patterns and remarkably iittle prices
for garments of this quality.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
“.4“
SUMMER DRESSES
In the latest shades and the season's most fahionable
designs ..... $1.49 up
Wash Skirts
In Mine, linen, crop“, cts., long .and short turtles; also
hand embroidered .. ........$125up
M Moltasch St Son
120 Washington St
a... 11.....1.
Main atom—210 Atlantic 8L. StarnflIrd.
A VacatiOn for Everybody
Foiir Days Trip $18
S88 Miles of Travel——-——-—Ail Water
New York to Old Point Comfort, Va. including meals and stat
berth on steamer. luncheon at Hotel Chamberlin, thence via James vel-
> Night Line steamer to Richmond. Va including supper. stateroom berth.
and breakfast the following morning: noonday luncheon at Hotel Jefferson.
" Richmond or Murphy in Richmond; leave Richmond same evening via
Miner to Norfolk Va.. including supper. stateroom berth and breakfast
. the ioliowlng morning: noonllay luncheon at Norfolk on ship; lesve Norfolk
H‘Taaxna evenlut tempt Sunday) 7 p.m. for New York. including meals and
stateroom berth. arriving New York following afternoon about 4 p m.
Steamers sail every week day at3 p m from Pier 25, N. 11., New York,
loot _ot N. Moore street. ~
Send [01 illustrated pamphlet Tour Department.
TOLD DOMINION LINE
. W. L. WOODROW, Traffic Manner J J. BROWN, Gen. Paco. Agent
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Have You Noticed
'12 placed in 4 weekl,10 placed in a week. 25 placed in a weeks.
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of known, .11 M Definitions
at cream Ind new business
with Matt Earle fl. M or
end Mr Contour. of Bridal:-
fie awhorlaed Widen»
= and the warm will begin
with 835.009 The incorpon
twutyatiaroa. The ordain-s are
cry. Holland 8. Moi New York
The Ace. Gardens Conical»,
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Week-End Purchases
FOR SATURDAY HOSIERY' COME TO US
Hosiery
A Popular Price.
15c 2 for 25¢.
Children's Socks or Hose.
Ladies' Gauze or Medium.
Hose at 25¢ a Specialty.
“Not-a-Seme," black and white.
“Buster Brown," guaranteed.
“Cadet" Hose for boys and vine.
Ladies’ Beat silk Hose.
25c and“; ‘
All popular colors.
All Silk Hone, $1.00.
Corsets 50c to
84 Washington St.
Pony Contest Votes.
Garments
Children’s Dresses.
25c, 50c, 81.00.
Latest styles. well made.
Ladita' Shirt Wavistl.
$1.98 to $2.98.
Silk Shirt Waiats.
$1.98 to 83.98.
Ladiea’ House Dresses.
81.00 to 82.98.
Muslin Underwear.
Corset Caver_ 25c to 75¢.
Night Robes, 50c to $2.49.
Under Skim. 50c to $2.98.
$3
A. Dickerman and SOn
Telephone 446
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Brasaieres 25c to $1
3 will” Green Trading Stamps
Fancy Goods
Long Silk Gloves.
Only 69c.
Black and while.
Neckwear.
Collaraand Cuff Sets,
25c § 12.49.
Plain and Fancy Ribbon.
19c. 25c and upwards.
Baudoir Caps.
25c to $1.0“
South Norwaik
CELEBRATION THIS MONTH. i
.1... -
01 Washington's Journey FrOm Phli~
adeiphia to Cambridge In 1715
to Take Command of the Ameri~
can Army.
Arrangements are being made for the
erection of tablets and other memor~
ials and for local Observances at var-
ious places the live state societies
llliong the route hating enthuiasticslly
undertaken to make the celebration a
memorable one in the history of the
organisation as a means of arouslnc
igenerai patriotic interest in the period
lot the War of the Revolution.
i It was decided that the official trip
be confined to the observance of
l
invents at points directluy connected
with Washington's journey. aide tripe
. and celebration at other places at
historic interest to be considered later,
The official celebration to begin at
Philadelphia on June a. and endat.
Cambridge on 'Juiy 3, to correspond
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id Dominion Line
Let‘ua book you tor. one oi these
Delightful Slum Sea Trips.
88.00‘00. Way. 83400 Round Trip.
80a Company’s Advonluulint on
Page 8.
Have You Inamd That New
Automobile?
J. M. Layton 81 Co., inc. ’
Real Estate and Insurance,
5 Railroad Avenue,
South Norwalk.
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COmp o [no
BOSTON pPOST ROAD
'Westport, WConzL
,. Service. a la Carte noted tor
Steaks. Broilers and all Sea Foods in
season Arrangements can be mode
(or banquets upon short noticil.
CONCERT av oncuasrna
oAllclno Evsnvgvsmno.
- line. at. Law.
Telephone Connections; '8 Weapon.
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with the dates ur‘wltsnlngton's jour-
ney. ‘
The program will proabiy begin with
a trip from Philadelphia to Valley
For?“ the afternoon of Monday.
June ; a banquet at Philadelphia on
the evening of that day in cornmcmo
rational the iarn'elledinncr given to
Washington in 1775.
On Tuesday morning, June 23, die
party will proceed to hasten. whats
a tablet will be dedicated; and there
will be u reception at the state home
a trip to Princeton and dinner at
Trenton hi the evening.
(in June 24. at New Brunswick, a
tablet will be dedicated. The Pilgri-
mage will bereaved by‘tlw president
or Kaiser's College. Visits will be
made to Freehold and Monmouth Bat.
tielleld
On Thursday. June 25. there will
be ceremonies contentious and New-
“ ' V o
The Light” Fantastic
l‘l‘ango' down here and let us
give you some light on the sub-
jectoi'EDlSON um ALalnpa
and you'll feel no Healtation
“about dancing back home will:
a full equipment of
EDISON
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mun “find-launch”!
as old-asylum
momentum”. Potomln
, mvhmpuobtlnyonrhona. once.
m“ t .
“about”.
The United Electric
Light 8: Water Co:
~ from Connecticut
ark. Springfield and Morristoun. i
Thursday cloning the party will ar-'
rile ill New York to remain until Sat i
urday morninf Julie 27 \lilcn thel
mute will be followed to Kingsbridge
and New Rochelle, theme through
Arriving Saturday afternoon at liotcl'
Tit-ft, the site ot‘ Washington's stopping
place in New Haven. and remain there
ovear Sunday. The party will be out
corted by the Governor’s Guard and
Yale Students and Alumni.
Monday, June 29, the journey will
be taken up through Wethcretield to
Hartford, where there will he lunch.
reception and military ceremonies an
der- the auspices oi the Colonel Jere
miah Wadsworth Chapter. Springfield
party will remain overnight. Cere—
monies at Springfield, including the
dedication of n‘tnblet will be under
the auspices of the George Washing-
ton Chapter of theASona-o‘f the Ameri-
can Revolution, Which originated the
pion of celebrating the journey.
The party will arrive at Worcester
Wednesday evening, July 1, to pro-
ceed the next day through Marlbor-
ough. Watcrtown and Cambridge to
Boston.
On July 3, ceremonies will take.
place at Cambridge in commemoration
of Washington‘s taking command of
the American Army.
The following have been appointed
for the "State"
Wash Skirts
Good asaortment oi Crepe.
Seersucker and Gingham Skirts j
tor summer Irena, white, .
black and white, blue an wh
and gray and white stripes. ..
Long White Seersucker Skirts. -
extra slum... 50c and 75¢:
Short White Seersucker shirts.
.. .. . .....l:"505'
Long White Crepe Shirts 81. no .
Striped Seersucker \and Gina- ~
hero Skirts .Bhllndlno'j
Janus She seenmter. artists ‘ .
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ulnar. . ..ee. .1
Max White Sateen Skirts 81.00 ‘
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guns. Thinkinxpooillethl‘nkot
this line We have a physllnan
the D. I». Read Co.
Greenwich to Bridgeport. for lunch?
will bet reached on Tu‘sdny. where the,2
Established 1857
53”
A Cape
is the thing to wear
if you \Vlllll'i Ellilililk' iiiit"l touch of smart»
no» to your Cll>llllllc by all nit-ans mar a (arm
The lille of pcrsunaiit} may lie given ily the
\\';l_\' _\‘l.l11 carry it. l)_\' the Lillgit‘ uf _xtl11r t‘llwu“. by
a hunch shrug of tile shnnllicrs ur ily ii til-mi-
sllmcllt'tl attitude, if you t‘lllMlSC tn affect it.
The (also may ilcuf any mutt-rial. but just now
we intro to hllgg‘l'\l~-uilll ink} Cluck," ul' Cup/2.
We recommend fur it
Black Chiffon-finished Broadcloth, 3 5“
which, lined with some lovely colon-ll satin. mil
be a garment any \mmall \\ill enjoy “caring.
Black Broadcloths, llll}'~tlilt‘ liit‘ilt'>. $1.50
Iictter qualities. 50 llil‘iitw‘, $2.00, $2.50. $3.00
()f exquisite texture, supple and clrgzlllt. '54
inches, $3.50
At the I)Tt'>.\' (lands Section.
As an after-thought, it lines not take ltll‘gc
amount for a cape: it is not a liliill‘llil task to make
it. ("inc cuts the cape, and ”it lining. it is stitched
together. Tilt Pattern Section can provide patterns
of late design. Ask to sag NM. 731 alltl..\'n. 7MB.
Fur a dressy style, No. 7580. Patterns 15 cts.
l‘attcrtl Section.
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Silk Stockings from France
Genuine French Silk, sheer and fine. but
with double lislc heels, soles and toes to advance
the durability. The line of colors l> wry pleas-
pale
white.
purple.
and
ing, pale blue, pearl gray, taupe,
pink, navy blue. lavender, black
French upcltwurk clocks at the side.
$1.15 a pair, special.
DiSpIay in case at the Hosiery Suction.
Turkish Towels of Good Sorts
Generous in size, of 'good appearance, and made
for service ,,
Extra heavy, measuring 30 x 57 inches, 75 cts.
Bath Sheets. spongy and absorbent, with hem-
metl ends, $1.00
Bath Mats, various patterns, pink, green, Dillt' and
tan, fast colors, and very heavy quality, 50, 75, 98,
$1.25 and $1.50.
Towels. 22 x 45, 30 and 35 cts.
Towels. 24 x 40, 25 cts.
Towels. 18 x 38, 13 cts.
Towels, i5 x 25. sets.
For the Nursery.
anknit Bath Sheets, 20 x 40. 5o cts.
22 x 48. $1.00
Turkish Towelshcxtra soft and fine. 49 x 24. 25:
in the Basement.
Flower Boxes
[for the window ‘or Porch Railing ,
The best kind of a box for growing plants
and vines is’ made of steel, painted and 911-
amelcd dark leafy green. It isa specially con-
structed box designed for" irrigation and ‘vejiti— :!
lation‘ from the bottom, giving perfect drains,
‘ age without. danger of lea-king. Six inches deep,- "
seven and a quarter wide in these lengths: f “ _ ‘
Eighteen inches 75(: ‘ Thirtysix $1.25?
Twenty-four 85c Forty-two .- $1.56 .,
' Thirty inches $1.05. , -‘
The “We” sanitary Egg Holder. Fertile?
on shelves or in the refrigerator, protecting he eggs.
giving a free circulation of air. Made of one piece of. ..A
strong nietal, enameled. Holds one dozen.
l5 and a 5 cts.
Basement.
Wa‘ohintxon Journey ‘ Committee:
Louis R. Cheney, Hartford. chairman;
Benjamin B English. New Haven;
dietowu; Andrew J. Slope: New
Britain; E. Hart Fenn, Wethersiieir; _‘
Dr. George C. 15’. Williams. Hartford; 1.
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aimless” Ho
maltreatment Name a_
ill-lo certain»
seminar 0 Month. Hon. Ernest C
Sultana George Dam Seymour.
Norris G. Osborne, New dihven: Law-
is 11. Curtis Bridgman; Frederick c.
mural. C. P. 1.,Groenwich; . .lllem
H. Burr, Weslvort' Hon. John H
M situation-t tektites our lack--
Charles Hopkins Clark; Hartford; »
Charles G. Stone, Hartiord: General
Edward E. Bradley, New Haven.
.f‘Nutloaal’" Committee: «A 1-].
Leo, New Haven; Hon. Morris, B.
Beardsley, Bridgeport; (lawn Clot-y
once H. Wickhsm, Hartford;
a abyss-rte: iN run-.8“
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