Clearing Sale
of Women's and Misses’ Suits, Coats, Dresses, SkirtsI Waist: and Cor»
lots. at Greatly Reduced Prices.
“$6 PARIS
33 So. Main St, South Norwalll [515 Main St, Slamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town. '
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Children’s Rompers.
Here you will find an unusually good assortment of -
Children's Rompers. There are all the diiierent servicea-
ble and desirable styles.
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Specially good Values made of good quality madras,
chambray, seersuckers, etc., in a variety of the season‘s
best patterns.
Sizes from 1 to 6 years.
Prices range from 250 to $100
The N. E. Ryan C0.
86 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
Sumner Novelties in
Pictorial Review
Patterns
The new
“Russian Tunic"
and theLnew
“Paquin” S ' t
Ifor Foulord u‘id
broidery Dresses on the
latest mi from Full.
fllesenovoltieocnn- "
not be obtained in ‘ '
my other pottern.
A replete ooflectitn of‘ ..
‘ correct Summor style-
'npraulesd' In. .
PlC'l'ORIAl. REVIEW
PATTERNS
l0: whom"
maithonoflopotoori.
For Sale at
Donnelly’s Stationery and Book Store,
16 South" Main St.“
Vein 5553—! Ion:
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I will close now with love to all.
From your loving son.
HARRY.
NELWIS FROM SAN DOMINGO.
nrry Toothlll Writes to His Parents
in South Norwnlk. .
' While mediators are vainly striving
adlnto the dlflarences 0! our trou-
, .° neighbors. the brave boys in
are ready to take a bond in the
‘ tion and strike ‘yrlth the mailed
« linolefiSnm entire curator revo
’l‘hp tpllovvlng interesting let-
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JUSTlOE HOR‘NBLOWER DEAD.
"' "‘ .,
Hod Been in In Llichfleld for Goveral
Weeks.
LITCHFJELD June 16. ~Wlllinm
Butler Hornblowar, associate judge or
the New York Court of Appeals, died
rain" 5m; :01 the boys at the “1:07 o‘clock this morning of my-
waiting at all times to serve the “films He had been ill for a long
a.“ the III. 5‘ LI by means of time Iond several times in the past low
M shell. The mm!- 1, the son weeks his condition was so grave that
r. ondhirs. John H. Tooth- death was “MEG A wonderrul Vi—
menstrual. ills not present law. however. helped him to stave
so ram Plats. San Damn. on what ma region. believed was 1s-
do some interesting inside eiilsblo' until today. ,
I sitsutlon theravslis no “its! H9mblowsrm rseordad as
, ._ Ione of, the most unipa‘t lo'vjyars in
{Egg} aololetyon
, Wearél
‘how long we time-in recent yam no 0 Visitor inn
.YW ’
‘I'if 1Now York stilts. Bolpro his We .
that most to the court or 1mm in lab- v
dawn Irunry last Lilo had spent much of his '
a left Noxloo laoturer on legs! topics. At one than, C .F
, mus-Melons,»
about 150. 009 he has been o member-I oi the Board "
letter from Grom- utmost. when president. '
itolldght. We appointed nir. Hornhlowor for the "
up on dock and watch these Supreme Court 01 the United 'Stnt‘és. V
' it" may don‘t but because of a random skin in the - ‘
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Your SUNDAY
ROAST
is best done on a
New Per ection.
Oil Cook-stove
its steady, even heat preserves
the rich. natural flavor of the
meat. You can get iuSt the
right heat always.
The New Perfection ls readfilome’. cool:
in a minute. No fires to
no , no soot.
Made in different sizes—Noe. l, 2,
3, 4 and 5. No. 5 has the new fire-
less cooking oven. Ask to see it at
all hardware and department stores. ‘
STANDARD alarm“
01 NeW'York
lew York
-W.W
HOW cotl'onESSME-N vorao
on TOLL8 aspen. leL
the opposite way-«tor the adoption
of the Moss amendment and against
final adoption at the tolls repeal
bill. . “
Congressman honergan voted for
the Moss amendment. He did not
vote on the dual odoptlon 0f the bill.
as "he hurried from the House to
w...—
Donovan WIth Administration All the
Way—Reilly Just the Opposite-—
gonorann for Mus Measure.
WASHINGTON. D. 0.. June 17.—
'Such of the Connecticut delegatiosaas
voted in tlie Houno,~F‘rldoy.-ontha con:
’curranco with the florists in the adop,
tion or the amended tolls repeal bill,
Split.
Congressman Donovan voted for
concurrence will: the Senate and"
theratore with the president. On the
Moss amendment to assert the right
'0! 11.21 United States to exempt its
own oonatwlse unipolar; from Pans
no canal tolls, Mfr. Donovan voted Household helpers notch Sentinel
l'no'.’ as the administration wished. swan: Advil. lo:- ensues: to his more
Congressman Reilly voted exactly Appreciative employers
ho had an. amusement to speak at
Flag Day exercised. —
Congressman :Mnhln tins introduced
abill tor tfiaestahllshment of a lighttjd
gas buoy one- ~f0lll'tli mile due south
Channel Rock buoy in Wicopooset Pns'
sage. at the easterly and ot Fisher's
island N. Y. as an‘ old to nnrlaotlon
and for the safety of vessels. ,_
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Looms mom-moose
("mum-ton slow cancer 00st
growth, which is the progress
I‘have been built are one family hous-
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1 are owned and occupied, 1n most in-
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patch rs train for Connecticut. where?
.. been recently renovated and 1111me
:1 Ian, and is fast becoming a populir. chill
our I”!!! BHELBT-
IEIT Ifllllilflll.
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”built and the building of my more
is being contemplated. The East
Side is enjoying a gradual. healtunl
that
the residences which
counts. All
es, costing iron: $3.000 to 34.000, and'
stances, by the builders.
Civic pride is strong, in East Nor—
Vvvalli, and all energelir body of ladissf
have handed themselves together tori
the purpose of bettering First Norwalk 1
in every possible way. They have be:
come incorporated as the East Nor—g
walk Improvement Association. which;
'is wmposed of the most inl‘luenoiul‘1
and prominent ladies of the East Side, ‘
who are worthy of the most loyal sup—
port of the community The Assurin-
tlou has aloolllplislled lillltll good in
Illie past, but their work has srarcel)
begun, and East Noru'alk looks it);
then: for big lmpmvmneuls in the lu-l
ture. The members of the Associa~i
-tion are preparing for the building ol L
‘a Community Hall. which will be sol
ioondncted that the welfare of every“
‘clllzen will be advanced.
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of a public gathering on the East Side:
:and as the use at the srllools
.(hurriles are restricted. the Mall willi
lprme a boon to the rommunitv
ll1uilding committee are working
them at the present time and till 3' ulll
lune them out soon
With the completion
bridge across the harbor.
Norwalk a boom is certain. and East
Vorwnlk will route in tor a large do:
gree of prosperity
Elos-trlr- Light Plant, to be owned and I
the
3 extension or the water mains: and tha‘;
providing of excellent line and police;
operated by the Third District;
protection. Besides which. batter pos-
at service is assured when the car-
tsln increase in population is nocoin-
ipllshed. . ‘
Two oi the prettiest sections of the
-Esst Side are ungdon's lsldnd and
,Dorlnns Point 1 The Country club
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and 0‘ Sullivsns' Doriou Housman sit...
.. ,. noted here.
Dorlon's point. .Wlllcll
first started as a summer colony.
now an all-yesr-round residential use
lion. Shore property is exceptionally
attractive to own. but it 13% mighty
hard to and any available in this \l
Clix“.
. Henry J. Miller. of Toonton. N .I..
iwho recently purchn
Benet: Tract on .Gragoi
ins allude trees. lqmgousue roads
Iond cement walks up; v ’
iwlll materially aid the mm“ of
East. Norwalk
Samuel mum. in. oLMonlolsir. N E
1.. Will soon build s 810.000 house on
Seaside place, to be followed short by
the sractfiop of two more. which will
cost about the some.
London's island. is rapidly bacon:
in: a popular summer colony, many.
handsome rysidents having been built
than. and occupied by wealthy out
0:40an people. The summer. inn.
on thiot‘illlond. it: popular-with automo-
.bilo tourists trail all over the state.
Contractor H. V Gun is building at
present time s new house on Lung
don s for Samuel Cochran. Newark. N
‘.,J which will cost $15,200. and which
“it be a beauty all the way through; ‘
‘let Notwglk has three smut! store ,
centers. They are at th’oend at the,
Washington street bridges
street. and on East avenue near the
. Fitch school.
The East Nor-walk Yacht club has:
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with- waterspm loving East Eiders. '
The Yacht Club is about the only
II Disco at tho Jraeant time where,
.' launches can be kept, all the floats in
3 South Nor-walk having been done away
II with.
WBoms oi the other houses buildiua
. on the East Side are; one on Cove
. I? street for David Trounson; three on
:2 Core street tor Robert Josolovsky; one
..' on Core street, tor the Fisher family
. .. oi the new Marvin Bosch tract thgra
I: is the John Keogh house. the Marion
" Cloris and Henry Miller houses. and
mm more one soon to be built hares
: William, Hyde and James Munroe are
building ,I‘now houses on ditch street,
Charles Woodie enacting another new
no Gregor! Boulevsrd. Louis
lit on on post mm
(loom m old 'fiei-Lmsn me
As there.
is no hall or building for.llle purpose?
and l
fill-l
{log an urgent need. The hall will be.
. i built on Van 7.0m street. direuly op~1 .
posile the Montana: i-look & ladder:
Corllpany's building. The plans for the?
building are not yet drown up. but tho!
or
of the nawf
connecting E
South and East Norwolk. or the Set“:
" 0nd and Third Districts of the City oi
More incentives
for the progress and growth 01 East.
Norwslk are the buildinz or the now‘
is:
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the Marvin:
I,I§ioulevard. i
has greatly improved that loud. plant“
the‘
around The buildinxunrol bis tract t;
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um Marthe-lens. 1 Bridgeport Advertisements.
Cllt Dmthd C0.
Established 1857
June Lingerie Sale
Including all Garments in Nainsook, Lawn Dimi-
ty' and Embroidery, gathered from our own stock to be
closed out at very generous reductio ns.
Wednesday morning at the Under muslin Rcon on
the second floor.
‘.'\.il.t) ill"
Tllt‘ event 01‘ lllt’ summer “ilt‘ll ti'llllli‘ll
sire to replenish ’illcir stool; nl ”itN dawns" can «10
so iii an alluunagl 1111s \\.lI\ _\ll ganuollts an ill-
longed ml talllts um .11 art-m \\l%L'i'L’ the} may be
lll>piilt<l :lllll llilllll lul \ll an plainly nun-1.1311 us to
>lzc and price.
Night Gowns '
Suits “ill: low necks and hillll‘l Jun-r. ts‘limm-il
\\lll1 embroidery. ' ' ‘
98 ctS., $1.50 and $x.98.
.Dimity GownS, 10w necks, shun slum-s. High
llt‘i”i\‘. 11111;; slocx'wl Gowns,
5o cis. and 75 cts. 50 cts. and 75 cts.
Figured Crepe GownS, (‘ix’ll'illl‘.l_\ \luinlg', 75 CS.
A Small group of high grade Gowns, mulld necks
or square, short sleeves. (laint) Nilllllllt‘l‘}' things,- right
- in wear just now. tl‘lllllllt‘il with nice lllt‘i‘ uml l'iIlll,11.1us,
only bile (if a style. and marked '\'Cl‘l low.
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Petticoats
Long Skirts, slightly counter Mliiktl and dim},
trimmilorl Will lace and embroidery. ll-llgllls 3(1. 38, 4n
and 42 inches. at 75 and 98 Cts.. $1.25 to $2.50 and $3.75.
Skirt Combinatiom, 34 and 36 only. new $2.00 in. 83,50.
98 cts.
La Grecquc Skirt CombinatiOns. 31'. only $1.50
La Grocque Combinations
Special at I $1 75. $2. 00 and $0. 25
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Crepe Drawer Combinations 34 only 25 ctr.
Princess Drawer Combinatio us, were innm-rly $29 -5.
$1.89
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Hand Embroidered and .hand made Drawer Com-
bimtions, in Sitl‘S 35. 38 and 40, “llllll “tit {1011}
$5.00 in $050.
$3.98 to c lose out.
Lace and Embmidcry tr immed Open Drawers, were
75115 and $100.
50 ctn.
Lace trimmed Open Drawers, sizes
2;
25 and 27
75 cts.
Nainsook and Cambric Closed Drawers Inn and
embroidery tl'iuuned new {ormulv $1.00 and $l. 50
st 50, 75 011ng cts.
Princess Slips .
with lace and elullronlery.
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00.
Marcellas
Lace Trimmbd Drawers
so. 89 and $1.89.
Short and-Long Chemises
were $2.00 and $3.00
98 ctr. and $l.25.
Combinations.
35, 38. 40 and 42.
were $3.75 and $4.50.
at $2.00.
Corset Covers
Fflmch Covers, 3 lllllt m ussml and soiled from
handling, sizes 34 and 3(1 onh were {unnerly $3.00
and L$3. 50, at $1.00
‘ French C0vsrs, 25 and 50 cts
lace trimmed V- necked Fitted Cavern.
Square necked Cavern :5 cts.
IO cts.
, Children’ s Underwear .
Crepe DiHaWeIs, embroidery trilumcdp (.1. S 10 and. 1:2.
years. 25 cts.»
Lace trimmed Drawers that \\ ore til .00 50 CISII
Drawer Combinations 4‘ (1 and 8 wars 89 chi
Petticoats. embroidered 4 to M years; 39 and,“ 53.3.,
Petticoats. fine qualities, 4 to 14 years, 75 andfig as,
VCry Special Values in Children’s Rompéfiq ' ~
I 98» cts., $1.50 and $2.00.
Benedict’s Farm bridge and Firm *
ARMY AND MAN 01qu initial» and officers will be elected
The spodflly invited guests of the
PM NUA DINN R."-
“s A“ t £ golnll, who will be among the speakers
w—b—fl ; '
’ at the banquet will include Captain
Colonel Willnm E' 0°“ Will 3° Alfred B‘Beera. 0! Bridgeport, former
Tmlmsmr- notional comolnnder-in-elliel ot the
Colonel Julius m Knowlton. or G A 3.; Hon Samuel 0 Prentice. I
mums. secretary Millie Wand chief justice at the Supreme court and
Navy Club. of Connecticut, has loom once captain of Company KI. First In
the notice to:- ths {it'll-tram annual flint”. C N G.; former Unit“ States
reunion and banquet 01' the -club,I Senator Morgan 6. Bulkaloy and
which will be held il‘l‘l‘ldsy. June 26. Charles Hopkins Clark An internist!
stroke momentum Point. The reception to the speakers and the ln
steamer Griswold and Bollevlew will ‘11th guest! Will be than in tile hotel
cosyey members free from the dock parlor st 7: 30 o’clock.
at New loaded to in: hotel. Earlyl The banquet will he served at 8:15
norm: will be served for those whogo’eloolr. Grace will be said by Rev.
desire to tote the 6: 50 boat Satan-«1,3651? G. Marshall. of «inflow. tor-
naming which 0onnosto ‘wltl: the '1: 81- marly cti'aiplaln oi the mammoth ;
a. no train want on thosfilenoleIont. '0'. V. Colopol Gone will
'Divish‘n. 'I . be toootmnstar and “Will read the
The mom month: will. he held Moldy: of the not your “Taps” .. 1‘
in the mm st 7 o'clock on wfllbehlnvnootbownet nil stond— w
'llsr avsnilit‘"““w William n. has. Iind tho Wynn inflow.-
cone, ‘o’li‘uo cl ‘ Wattle] Moot on... secretary Knowl- ,
. club. will presided gangs idling all M Whitney will so
,. duration}. to the Mould early on the day ‘ot,=-_
n‘rauurar George Q. Whitney. or tnlsI on meeting to receive the comrades.
the nominatins committee and no they arrive. It is expected that .
‘ I no special cqp- the usual number, 150, will no presents;
Norwalk Chronicler