WEDNESDAY. JUNE 24. 1914
Clearing Sale
of Women‘s and Klaus” Suits. Coats, Dresses. Skirts, Wallis and Cor-
nea. It Greatly Muood Prices.
we PARIS
33 80. Main 87.. South News“: 515 Main St. Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town.
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CORSETS
Every member of the family needs a dilferent style corset, and
we are pleased [0 offer our expert services in the proper selection
for the mother or for her daughter.
\\e take pleasure in calling your attention to the
new models, fashioned for the season 5 styles of dues.
various
Let us assist you in your selection and you will make no mis-
take if this selection is made from the styles we are now show-
“38 in "B‘""°"-" “R- and 5-." “c. 3.," “Warner‘s." “Nemo.” “Ls
Rosina.” “Thompson’s GIOVo Fitting" and other popular makes.
APPOINTMENTS MAY BE MADE WITH OUR CORSETIER
FOR FREE FITTINGS ON ANY CORSETS SELLING AT $2.00
OR OVER.
The N. E. Ryan Co.
I6 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
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— . Ladies Under-Muslim at 980ts
improving the season‘s and opportunity to buy Embroldorles.
A manufacturer has given us ' unusual values.
COMBINATION SUITS UNDERSKIRTé
at 980 at 985
NIGHT ROBE8 UNDERSKIRTS
at 980 at $1.19.
' SECURE THESE EXCEPTIONAL VALUES.
We had remarkable success with our 49 CENT
Undermuslins.
Have been able to secure a
few more. GET
YOUR SHARE.
A.Dickerman & Son
IOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WI GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING BTAMPI.
PONY VOTES
Sun-er Novelties in
Pictorial Review
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NEW KIMONOS IN “RPM-
TINE AND PLIBSE CREPE-t
dong Kimonos. slurred yoaee.
in plain and flowered crepe ..'
..................... 97.00
. Long Kimonos of serpentine
, and piisse trepe in Dolly \‘srden ‘
' and floral patterns, made ‘Wltll .2
raglan sleeves, trimmed at neck
and sleeves with fancy cord and -
narrow bands of satin jj
........... $1.25 and $1.50 ..
Long Kimons. serpentine "
crepe. handsome tioral patterns, ,
Empire styles, sleeves and ..
front trimmed with wide bands ‘
. Ui satin ...... $1.98 and 92.25
snort Kimonos.
Serpentine crepe in plain col-
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Flowered plisse crepe, sleeves
,‘ and front trimmed with Wide
, bands of satin 31-00
Short Lawn Kimonos
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.Cltandler Is to Address the
High School Scholars
Tonight
The graduating exercises of the,
Franklin. Marvin and Center Grammarl
‘ schools vvlil be held this afternoon, at
,2: 30 o'clock in the Armory.
A very
interesting program will be presented
and Howell Cheney will deliver an ad
dress to the graduates Mr Cheney
',Silk Manufacturing Company, and is,
"a member or the State Board of Mus,
,tion and the Yale University govern
ing body. lie will prove to be a veryi
"able and instructive talker.
I This evening at b oclock the comi
niencement exercises of the \orvvalk
Compensation
address the graduating senior class.
Mr. Chandler is an eloquent speaker,
and his address Is bound to be very
Interesting ‘
The names of the members of the
graduating classes of the Franklin,
Marvin. Center and Not-walk High
schools follow:
CI”: 1916-ng7» School.
Francis Joseph Barrett
Albertson S. Beers
lStanl-ey tHandord llaldwtn
Bertha Maurine Ballwitz
Lucile Annette Brands
Gertrude Campbell
Clara Frances (‘lark
John Arthur Cleverly
Dorothy Frances Crosby
Celia Hickman
Ethel Louise lecman
Hertha Dokus
irons Catherine Donnelly
Janet s. Ewing
Clara Isabelle Frank
Hamld Sanford Glendenlng
Ruth Jeanette Gregory
Alice Leonolla Hanlon
Richard Treat Harris .
Marshall Ellsworth Hoyt
Ethel Mary Hyde
Mary Elisabeth Jackson
Effie Jane James
Sarah Amanda James
Mabel Leech Jarvis
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Edward Claude Lobdell '
Abnafbool Lockwboa
Stanley M Allistor- London
llamas Edward Matron
Katherine Gertrude Marin;
Winery Catherine-lobsrmntt
; William Henry McMahon
{Esther Alclo Mead
Bertha A. Meehan
Gretchen Marlon Mills
Frederick Parks Murphy
Harlan. Altos ‘Rold
him .Louloe Riordan
Walter J. Roberts
Thomas William Eran
James Whlker Storey. Jr.
Altos Ellubeth Staplevon
Catherine Louise Tierney
Kathleen Agnes Tracey
Elinor Frances Venus
Gilbert Morgan Walters
Hazel V. Wittflook
Ruth Glrard Weed.
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Joseph A. Banyal "
Robert B. unsold
Lewis H. Decker. Jr.
Marion W Keri
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John Wesley Chambers
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Commissioner George B. Chandler will,
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Henr etta E. Livenstein
R t Henry Rowan
George N. McKlbbin, Jr.
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donnien Sara Abramson
Sara E. Lawrence 7
Mary Beatrice Boldizsu-
Gladys M. Ls Faye
John Daniel Redway
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Y. Henry Yourdisky
Julia Wargo
Mabel F, Hunhall
Lena Meeker
Morris A. Goodwin
Elton M. Hoyt
Mary Ellen Lane
Rose, irene Taradasa
Eugene J. Chariott
\Villiam F. Lyle
Raymond Hotaling
James Maruca
Albert II. Lockwood
Ethel ll. Pierce
Mary (‘atherine Warren.
Loretta Phelps 'Cumstock
Kenneth W. Valentine
Vincent J. The
.logephine M. Drumm
Gertrude May Ilarris
Veronica Mary Rearns
Mary Grace O‘Brien
William Frances Plunltett
Elliott Royal Casey
Louis B. Ileai'don
II. Irving Bulkley
'lierbert Fitch
Palmer Rivker Sherman
Samuel William (‘ockeiur,
IKeneth H. Young
John T. Sculls!
Vincent F. Mcllush
James John Monsport,
Frances L. Ailing
Helen Elizabeth Yosburgh
Harry Rockwell.
Ellsworth Traiton Paxton
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E’dnn Muriel Bat-tun
Henry Howard Angelman
Harold Theodore Finch
Gladys Warner Beach
Elisabeth Mather Hendrick
Gladys Josephine Larson
Kathleen Voronlca Phillips
Elsie May Hunt
George Louis Van Wagner
Olive May ‘Hipson
marl: Sidney Podelislty ,
Julia Augusta Billensteln
Solomon Jan's ' ‘
John Andrew Canovarl
Carlton Wheeler L'llommedleu
Dolls Van Coevertn‘
Leslie Ernest Finch
Amelia Mnlse vBetts
Carl Arthur Valtistrom
(Frederick Frnncls Loveioy. Jr.
Edith Susan Nit-hells
Clayton Frederick Buckley
Lawrence JOseph Bushbaum
' Vernal Fudge
Vestal Fudge
Jessie Madam Lisbona
Selma Evelyn Olsen
Irma Blydenburg
Mildred Evelyn Lovejoy
Francis Dane Crosby," Jr.
Patrice Monahan
Easel .Lura man
Muriel Coleman Janos
Edwand James Lawless
Piumsll Amalia Cummlnn
Charlotte Myrtle Cornstook.
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Ellsworth Salleclt
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, LeGrand L. Allen
., Lester Russell
Edith Barium Burr
fittymond'tfl. Brady
Lily Harris
Harry «Frank Wood
Percy Walter Edward
Thomas Julius Halloren
Rulih Anderson Ewing
Gladys Amanda Forbush
Anna Walsh
.1. Cornell S. 'leoman
King 0. Tolles
’ Wilhelmina Rosina Naumann
John Louis Moehrlng ‘
Lester H. Collins
Clifford Elbert Olinstsad
dunes Donald «Corridor:
Freda Scheldlsr .
Eunice Eudora Blake
Joseoh Mansfield .
» Frances :Hnyt Balm-its
'llaobollo Frederica Austin
Elizabeth Martin
Elizabeth Anna Leach
Florence Jessie lsltlyan
Dorothy Ogden Burr .
Ethel Quailsflnnam
Ruth B. Anderson.
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Miriam Wilson Ewing
Ruth Eleanor Gray
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Striped Canvas Suiting, a Serviceable
Material for Outing Dresses.
Strength and durability scent to be the chief
characteristic of this novelty among Lotion
Dress Goods. The ground is a clcar \\llllt‘ with
straight and even lines of (lt‘t‘ltlt'il coloring in
blue, lilac, tan, rust. amethyst and black. The
vvcav'c is open, )‘L’l not transparent, and it will
not be too heavy for hot Vt rather. ‘3’;
19 cts. a yard, 27 inches wide. 3]
For separate skirts or whole dresses. all
, The Question of a Gtrdle
The Girdle is a distinctive feature of this
summer‘s costume, and the clever \\tiill£lll pm-
vidcs herself with several. one for cash lll‘t‘.\<,
for well Sllt‘ knmvs the importance of such (lil
accessory. Material]: that were never usctl bu-
forc for lllt' purpose are now {blunting them-
selves ‘right in the forefront of fashions favor—
itt's.
Black Enameled Cloth, which has the uppearancu of
patent leather, yet is soft and crusliablc is IIv's't‘il for
Wide, soft Girdlos with a large knot lusocly llL‘il. 500.
Shirred Girdle. with flaring peplums, 5o cts.
Black Taffeta. GirdloS, with airy butterflies perched at
thc fastening, very attractive with any gown,
$7.50 and $2.00
Satin and Messaiine Girdlos in all shades. $1.00 and $7.50
White Kid Belts, with \\'llIlL‘ or black bows, .-
50 075. and $7.00
V957: of Moire or Suede
Of quite nvannish style. and these are a delight to
the girlish fancy for they have pockets at either side and
two or three buttons.
Suede Vests. tan, green or black, $2.00
Black Moire VentS. $1.59
stts 0? white Kid and Pique, 50 t'ts.
Fringed Sashes of two colors, Belts and Girdlcs with
turtles. brilliant reflects in Roman stripes and other noch- .
,_ ties oi exclusive style.
Window display on Fairficld Ave.
Bolt Section, north aisle.
Summer Fads and Fancies in Jewelry
Adjustable Buttons for Shirt Waist-s, in pearl, jet
”or 007771. very attractive and practical. 50 ctS. a set.
Bangle Buceleh, set with a tiny diamond,
$1.50 and $2.50
$1.00
Center aisle.
Pearl Necklaces, 50 inch lengths,
A Ready-Waxed Thread
for the Sewing Basket
A Tw0~humlrcd yard spool oi" six-cord cotton,
“waxt,” for general use. It will never knot, as all necdle~
women know, and will be'a useful adjunct to the work
basket. 8 cf! 3 513001, goc'a dozen.
Notion Section.
The Stock of Couch Hammocks is now at its best,
complete in all styles, the best of springs and mattress—
es. ' " - » ' ‘
Special Hammocks for the babies Protectors of the
' folding variety to keep away mosquitoes and annoying in—
sects, . In the Basement;
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