Clearing Sale
of Women's and Misses’ Suits. Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Wolsts and Cor-
" lets, at Greatly Reduced Prices.
we PARIS
33 80. Main St, South Norwalk 515 Main St, Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
Dancing
Corset.
There is an insistent demand for a
low priced Corset that is flexible,
that allows perfect freedom and
grace in' dancing
MODEL A 282 ................ $1.00
MODEL B 282 ............... 31.50
J. I. Mallette .
98 WASHINGTON 8T.
TEL. 449 80. NORWALK
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Petticoat Special.
White, light weight cotton messaline Skirts, made of
shadow-proof material, with a beautiful lustrous .finiah,
closely resembling satin.
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Deep plaitod flounce, all felled seams, finished at top
with loops and tape; exceptionally well tailored,
Value $1.50 at $1.00
The N. E. Ryan Co.
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DDUTH NORWALK.
Bathing Suits.
CHILDREN-o enema sunrs- advs' BATHmo sun‘s.
‘ so: to $3.00. ‘ 25c to two.
'« _ . LADIES’ comma oHoss.
LADIES’ enema curls. 25c and one.
1.50 to .49.
‘ " LADIEO’ IATHING cops.
HEN! BATHING SUITS 25.: to "no,
‘ lBATl'llNG SUIT BAG“.
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METHODIST.
First Methodist Episcopal Church,
H. Wakeham, pastor—Anniversary
Sunday. The 125m anniversary of
Methodishm in Norwalk will be cele-
brated this Sunday, morning and oven.
illg, in the morning at 10:30 o'clock
the 'Rev. A. ll. Goodenough, l).D., dis-
trict superintendent, will preach. The
prayer will be offered by Dr. W. H.
‘ Thomas,
In the evening at 7:30 o'clock, in
general gathering of all the Metho-
:, dist Churches of the Town of Norwalk.
' The
Congregational and Jlaptist
33 Churches of South Norwalk will also
I: unite .in this service The program of
j the evening is arranged as follows:
Methodism and Norwalk, pastor.
Methodism and New England, Rev. C.
" 1E. Burto. or the Methodist Church in
Upper Norwaill. Methodism and the
Neighboring Churches, Rev, John Sto-
pleton The sermon to be preached by
Rev. David 0. Downey, D.D, of New
Clergymen representing
other congregations uniting in the
,1 'service will have some share in the
‘ exercises. The music of the occasion
~ ‘ promises to be an inspiration to all in
. ottmdance.
Other services for the day:
Sunday morning class. 9: 45 o. m
- Edwin Fox. leader
Bible school, 12 m. The so...
' school ought to be at high water mark
'1 ion Anniversary Sunday. Every pan
‘ out and teacher will be getting
in
touch with their scholars to see that
they are out.
lEpworth Mastic devotional meet-
ing, 6:30 p. in. subject, How God
Uses Fully Prepared Men. bender.
Clarence Brown.
Notices for the week:
Tuesday Evening Class, 7:45 p. m.
John Greenwod, leader. 7
General church prayer meeting,
Thursday, 7:45 p. m. Pastor in
chime. '*
Junior Magoo, Friday, 3:15 p. m.
Misses Khulna Fallon and Mildred
Ketchom in charge.
«Boy Scouts, Friday. 7 p. m: milk
Goodcllild. scant master.
The music for the day will be as
follows:
Morning,
Organ Prelude—"Second Meditation"
..................... Klein
Anthem—~“Sing Aileiulia Earth'
............ onus... Buck
Organ Odortory—
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“Melodie"
. . . .. Benedict
Show Me the
Path". ....... . ......... . . Marsh
Organ Postiude—“Moderobo”
V...-.. Mosxkowski
~ Evening.
Organ Prelude—“Andante" (The Quote
“011) ....u-,.ol....m Wolltdnhlolme
Anthem 'Wo Proiso Theo, O God
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Blessed is the men
who walketh not in
the counsel of_tho
wicked, l
Nor standeth in thei 3
way of sinners.
Nor sittelh iu’the seat
of the woman.
~Psalms 1: l.
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ble study hour. Dr. Russell Morgan,
superintendent 3: 30 p, m., the Junior
and Senior Epworth Leagues will hold
a union devotional meeting in the
Suiday school room. .30 p. m., the
East AvenuerChurch will atend a un-
i
ion service at the South Norwalki
Methodist Church to commemorate
the l2’5th anniversary of Methodism
in The Nor-walks. Dr. David G.
DownEy of New York city, an able
and eloquent speaker. will be present
and give the address.
Wednesday—2 p. 111.. the Ladies‘
Aid Seeiety will meet as usual.
Thursday—4: 50 p. m., the churih
prayer meeting will be held as usual
with the pastor in charge.
Knight street A.
M E, Church,
Rev. Dr Shields pastor—4'1 a. nu}
punching by the pastor; 12: 30, Sun-
day school, conducted by the superin-
tendent. Aaron Archer: 7:30 p at,
Christian Endeavor service; 8 p, m,
preaching service. All are welcome‘
lalng prayer at 4.
and seats are free.
CONGREBATIONAI.
First Coweutionol Church, lion,
8. «F. lchregor, Ph. D., pastor-
Morning service at 10:30 with presch-
ing by the pastor 'Suhiect Spiritual
Worship. in the evening there will
he a star-comical: lectni‘e or Children
in For Away Lands. Sunday school
moot.- ot noon.
Thmday—Midflmk service at 8
p. m. Subject, The Holy Spirit.
Music as follows:
Mel-hind.
Prelude—Fantasia in E ‘l-‘lot
................... C St. Seen.
Quartet—Turn Thou Unto Us, 0
Lord .............. J. G Barrett
Duet—All Ye That Weep (Crucifix)
. . . .I ........... . ov- ...... J. Flm
AnthomfiBonum Est in‘G .. 1). Buck
Response—bot Our Prayer Come Be
tore Thee ........ Alex ‘3. Gibson
Maude—Festival March in F
................ Stanley 1‘. Roll!
EVoning.
Prelude—élnlroduction to Act 3. Die
Mental-singer .. .. ...... R. Wagner
Quartet—Abide With Me .. J. Berni):-
Oi'fertory—Nocturuo in A
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l'cstiude—Pre‘ ode to Fugue in G '
J a. Bath
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BAPTWT.
The South Norwallt'Baptist Church;
"Rev. R. G."'Bsrtloy, pasture—The first
of the union services ‘of the Baptist
and Congregational Churches of South
hot-walk will be held in the Cong-ego
tionsl Church. The run program or
those services are announced in out
othercolumu. Rev. 3.0. Horticywill
preach the bocooloureito sermon to
the members od‘tho Molina clot:
“offirflotwolk fila!.oclwol. The for
licultyotthenighoohobludthem
hero or them and their iriendn are
invited to attend this service. . ‘ .
it is the hubs that this senioe will
unannounced-torturous. Maw, WmaJ “m Wm: m
eventootmeooboolyqr »
The Womiuudthonap-
tist motherhood invite the men or
mural-mum the mothers
hoods-don. to behold tracheal!!-
tint calico. Jilin lotion that. as,
commentator Connecticut. will
”headdress. His subject: "The
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,ness meeting of me' Mizpah ('ircle or
:vice of the church will he held with
‘1 bree, pastor.
;ileld as follows:
i 0pcning~SchooL
‘Scripture Reading-Pastor.
:Prayer—ii. G, Howard.
i Recitalion-~—Arthur Hines.
I Singing—(heir.
E Recitation—Nathaniel Hopkins,
5Rending——!izira. L. Clark.
,Solo——.\irs. C. Wilson.
;lleading—Mrs, Odum.
1Reading—litre O. Lockhalt
leolo—H G. Howard.
. Paper~\\'.
,Read‘ing—Mrs ll. Cutler,
150104;. Wilson.
] EPISCOPAL.
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fifth anniversary (I lethodiorn in our
community.
Announcements :
Tuesday, 7:45«An important busi-
King's Daughters will be held in the
lecture loom.
Thursday, 7:45—The mid-week ser-
the Congregational Chruch in the loc-
ture room of that church—leader, Rev.
B. G. Hartley.
Grace Baptist Church, G. J. Se-
Sacred concert will be
Recitation—Flora Hopkins.
llecitation— Elsie Brien.
C. Minion.
fiemarks on Sunday School Work—Su-
perintendent George W. Johnson.
Closing Remarks—Pastor G, J. Se~
bree.
Committee—Onion Locilhart and M.
Johnson.
Trinity Church, 'Rev. Frederick A.
Coleman, rector; the second Sunday
after Trinity—4 a. m, celebration of
the Holy Communion. 10: 30 a. m.,
morning prayer and sermon 12 in,
Bible classes and school :30 p m.,
evening prayer and address.
Wednesday—The festival of the Na-
tivlty of John the Baptist. The Holy
Communion will be celebrated at 9: 30
’.a m.
Friday—~72“ p, .m. choir rehearsal.
Grace Church. the Rev J. Benton
Werner, rector: the second Sunday
latter Trinity—The celebration of the
lHoiy Communion at 8 o'clock; Mis~
'slon sandy school of 8:. Faith at 9;
morning prayer and sermon at 10:30;
Pariah Sunday school at noon; even~
ADVENT CHRI'T'AN CHURCH.
Advent Christian Church, Van Zant
and Harvey streets, East Norawiit.
lnev, 0. ll. Teeple, patch-Half- hour
'proycr service. to o. in; morning
sermon, lo: 30 a m.; Sunday school.
12 m.: Junior Loni Workers, 3: 30p.
11141.0on Workers. 6 )5 p 111.; even-
ing sermon, 7: 30 p. m
Mid week prayer meeting, Thursday
1 evening, 7 : 45 o'clock.
8T. PETER'8 GERMAN LUTHERAN
CHURCH.
St. Peter' o German Lutheran Church,
Cedar street near West avenue. Mar-
tin L. stoop, pastor—The usual oer-
‘glical Lutheran Chumh. at 10:30, The
subject 0!" the sermon will be the
alter Trinity. Holy Communlm will
be administered. According to Lutho
ersn custom a short confessional ser-
'vice will precede the regulu service
at 10 GM:
On June 28th there will be German
services in the morning and English
services in the evening, at 7:30. Sun.
day school at 9:30. New pupila.wel-
come.
Socisl‘uthellng of the Y. P S. on
Thursday evening at the home of
was -Douise Bruochwoin, 9 Butler
street.
TH‘ SALVATION ARMY. .
The Salvation Army, _ 50 Water
street, South Norwolk, Conn; .lirs.
Ensign E. J. Perl-ctr, oldest in charge;
Sergeant liliesbeth Tllrkingbon, assist-
oot—Coturday at 7: so an In, qiea air
service, corner wuhinsm animator
otroots; *8 ‘p. on. tree and easy.
me. comer Mo: and boy streets.
11a.m.,holinuomeoflutw3 p.m..
company meeting, Sunday saloon
spamrectorycmo. modulo“
Young People's Legion. diner Whit-
nor and Corps Cadet Foamy Earring-
ton, loaders. 7:30 p. m., oponolr
service. .Wo Hotel. a p. at.
revival service, lino Yachin,‘ or New
York silo. will have churn of this
service.
l‘llondsyot'l:30p.m.,0poualroer-
Wednesday all 9. ul.. Baudelaire
'l‘burodoyot'l:80p.m. Openoir
Friday-stun, Corps Cadets
All are voice-onto the above publtl
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lvlceo willbeholdotSt. PetersEvan-v
.301an lesson for the second Sunday '
Condoy‘ avulso at am oil- can
SETURDA". JUNE am," 1914
i Wilcox-tine“. i Bridgeportldvertiocnents.
the D. I». Read Co.
Established 185']
1V
Ratines, Duvetyns,
Marked for Closing.
Ratine is very popular and sm'it‘calllv. it lla>
a look of weight but is not llurllellsonlc or ..l'l-r worth.
and occasionally summer brings a series of will ‘13.“
when a Rntinc gown will prove cuxlrful‘tnldc, It is
the material for outing dresses, {or sports, golf.
lllilulltain wear. and because it docs not grow limp
with dalllpncss, it lllakcs good yachting Cnsillmcs.
Skirts and Dress Lengths—half price.
Value $1.50 75c \‘alllc 75c 39c
Value $1.00 50c Value 50c 25:
Per Yal't‘l.‘ '
Duvetyn
For the new and striking looking caps that fall
loose and easy t‘UlilS to slip i)ll
w
ill ripples. Ur the
over summer frocks.
pale blue.
special yard
blue and
65 cts.,
coloringsmlll
pink and rose.
lll attractive
tan, cllampaignc,
\\'lilC.
\Véllllmv display.
For Bathing'Costumes
Cotton Goods Section, main floor. 1 ,
Added to the large line of Bathing Suits, Cape,
Shoes, etc, aforementioncllill these columns should
be listed some garments that are approved
highly
by women swimmers. '
Black Ribbed Underwear, close c lingillg,
obviates the necessity of under trousers.
which
Vest, low necked and sleeveless, 25 and 50 etc.
Tights, knee length 50 Ct!-
Tights with feet; no stockings necessary. 51- 5°
Knickerbocker-u, 50. 75. $l .00 and $1.50
Black Union Suits, 50c and $1 00
e ' with feet $1.00
knickers $1.50
extra sizes 59c and $1.25
Underwear Section, main floor.
Corsets
A Batiste Corset in a perfectly new. up to date
model with low bust long bagk, and free hip bon-
ing. for medium and slight figures. Sizes 18 to 36 in-
clusive. Four garters '
ref: mu
Mill“ ' Special at $1.00.
Discontinued Numbers in High Grade Corsets.
Fine values for the woman who finds a model
suited to her figure. This collection represents for-
mer prices from $3.00 to $5.00. ‘ ‘
ii" 98¢ to close out. '2'”!
Children's Walrus. ”’ '.
, The “Pfl'feaioll” designed to wear under thin
frocks. , 25 cts.
"it i Carset Section, main floor.
Table Fittings of Nickle and Copper
Appropriate for Wedding Gifts.
Table Kettles and 005cc Machines of artistic
de-
sign. Percolptors, Tea and Coffee Pots.
Chafing Dishes, Casseroles, Ramequins, Egg
Boilers. Steak and FiSh Planks, Trays and Bread
Boards in nickle rims.
Solod Sch, consisting of an etched crystal bowl .'
.in a nickle holder, basswood hork and Spoon inlaid
with pickle or copper on ,the handles. Handsome com»
bination. $565 for thefset. ,
Condiment Sets, Toast Racks, Biscuit Trays and
COM. Basemnt.
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Sunshine "Specials for Satturdaym
Aaorted Box of Sugar Wafers. half pound, a- ' layc
Assorted Box of English style Biscuits and Sugar Wat: ..
on, one 31c
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When you'nnd o man who is a
bernaliy invited. Reading room open good listener, the chances are that
to the public each week day alter- he is a married man whose wire has
vicoetlmnubliciocordlanyondrra-1
compelled him to
Times-Union.
. A woman with a green wig thinks
she's got all the other women green
matching to o glee club doesn’t 111- with envy.
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