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Clearing Sale
of Women’s and Misses' Suits. Coats, Dresses. Skirts, Walsts and Cor-
. ’mé PARIS
33 So. Main St. South Norwailt 515 Main St, Stamford
Ours are all main stores and we carry the largest assortment in
town.
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--Silk Gloves--
Complete assortments of summer Gloves are ready, including
a wide variety of the most wanted kinds in the famous “Kay
ser" make, distinguished by good quality, excellent style and per-
, fect fit. They are all made with double tip fingers in black, white
E and colors.
5 2-Clasp Silk Gloves at ..... ................................. 50c .
g, 12-liutton Length at ...... .............................. 75c
E : iii-Button Length at . ........................ ' ............... 987:
i} 20-lluttou Length at ...... . .......... . . . . .. ............... 51.50
”'5 Children's Silk Gloves, 2 Clasp ..................... , ...... 50c
Er Children's Silk Gloves, 12-button length ............. 09o
my:
The N. E. Ryan Co.
86 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK.
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Bathing Suits
“The Swim Easy" is the style
you want, Adjustable at the
Men’s Bathing Suits,
waist. Having only four but- 50‘ to $2.41).
tons is easily put on. Ladica' Bathing Caps.
Children's Bathing Suits. 25c ‘0 $1.00.
$1.50 to “.49.
Boys’ Bathing Suits. um" “WW 5”“
25c ‘0 $1.49. 25:: to $1.00.
A.Dickerman 81 Son
BOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
We GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
PONY VOTES
ions mini-sel- on ‘The snail-s or;
‘Life" Everybody wales-e
Meetings for the coming week will
be as follows.
Tuesday elening class meeting led
by John Valient.
; tinclinesday cloning the monthly
lmeeting of the Ollicial Road.
5 Thursday evening, Prayer
‘ praise meeting.
, 'Nerwalk M. E. Church—Music for
the day:
and
Morning
Prelude—Morning Song
1 ............... Charles W.
EQuartethear Not. 0 Israel
‘ ..................... Max Splcker
Tenor Solo—Selated
Pastime—Festival March in C
................ \\'m. 11. Richmond
Evening,
Prelude—Organ and Piano.
Cantate~The Peace of Jerusalem.
, ................ J. Eliot Trowbridge
i Introduction, instrumental.
Qliartet—AII the Ends of the Earth.
'lenor Recitatlte~1 Will Lift L'p
Mine Eyes.
Soprano Solo-The Lord Is Thy
Keeper.
Quartet~ ~The Lord Shall Preserve
Thee.
Trio-l Was "Glad.
. Contralto Solo—Jerusalem Is Build-
ed.
Tenor Recitatlve-Por There Are
i Set Thrones
Quartet—Pray for the Peace of Jer-
i usalem.
‘ Quartet—For My Brethren.
Baritone Radiative—Because of
the House,
Quartet—The Lord Is King for Ever-
more
PostdeOrgan and Plano.
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church——Rev, S. P. Fairbanks. pastor'
~9:30 a. m.. Fellowship Meeting. Eda:
.[mund 'rrounson, leader.
,Preachlng by the pastor.
'day-school service for Bible study
i6:30 p. m.. Epworth lacuna Devotion-
al meeting, Miss Harriett Warm, load-
er. Subiect "The immigrant Tide."
,7:30. Evening sermon by the pastor.
g Monday evening, Monthly meeting
of the Sunday-school Board In the
church parlors at eight o'CIock.
, Wednesday afternoon, ladies meet:
.‘0 new at 2 o'clock.
Thursday evening. regular mid-week
|prayer. At the close of it the month-
_ly meeting of the olcial board of
{the church will be held.
Knight Street Climb—awful».
Shields, pastor—The pastor will
preach morning and evening. 11 a.
‘-.
Blessed is the
who walketh not
the counsel of th
wicked.
Nor standeth in
way of sinners.
Nol- sitteth In the sea
of the sooraf..2.
-—Psalma 1: 1.
that
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PETHODIBT. The matador the day will be as
mulls Episcopal Churcir— “3°": » u l
.B mum Milo. mi no.
'awith sermon at 10130 a. m.. 0"“ “Whitest tron. Synt-
.1550 It. I. In the morning. the, PM“! Pathetiuuo Tualhowsky
in mono. «on shun, “arm—*1 in! Extol mo. 0 3:.
In Q'g‘ym “1' WW 1..................., y
mg; maul-mun to the or!!! Won—dialogs Frans
Ther— will sit in a my in Anthem-41m Your nuns. .msin
“(lurch where special sitting will Ora-a Footloose-Allegretto ., Bend:
3 Evening,
ll ssaa’sMoses-sauce‘esss'sssssa 8111““!
s. m” Anthsm—Peas Not 0 tarsal Rail
, Orson Granary-Serenade Rail
Q a. services for the day:
m adorning Class. 9:45
PM. Mill; Bible School. 1
,B, 6: 30 y. m.. {9915, "The 11114 .-vu’o--u-.........\.‘ HIV!”
” t 7mg," Mr, 31"., 3 8. Organ 1’08!le ..urblch
#3,”. iii-loam MMMRD.
m., preaching: 12:30. Sunday school.
conducted by Supt. Aaron Archer;
7190 p. m.. Christian Endeavor; led by
J‘s-nah liddlaton; 8 p. m.. preaching
by pastor. Come early as seats are
Me.
CONGIEGATIONAL
Congregational and Baptist Church-
es—Union services of the Congrega-
tional and Baptist Churches of South
Norwalk, will so bold in the Baptist
Church. Rev. B. G. Hartley. pastor
of the Baptist Church, will preach.
Public worshtpi at 10:30 a, in.
- lira. F I. Smith.
Sermon—The God of Today.
Organ Postludc. ‘
I: m.. the Bible schools will meet
\
Churches 12:15 p. m.. the last ses-
sionroi- the summer oi tile-Baptist
Brotherhood will take place In .the
auditorium, Rev. 8, P. Fairbanks. of
the East Norwaik Methodist Church
in: intersting s'ubhct .The Problem
of the Inefficient and lnoapacltated
in the Crowded City Districts. Mr.
Fairbanks has had large personal on
parlance in this work in New York
and wll present practical conclusions
gathered from his own observation.
All the men of the two churches are
cordially invited to stand this most-
his The work at the class will be re-
sumed anthem-st Sunday or Bantams
0:90 p. in, union service, The first
or a series of illustrated lectures on
the industrial and social xii-ostent- or
the United States willbe‘ziven at the
evening service.- Over my beautiful
Judas will illustrate thelocinre.'1'his-
aortas of lemma will continual
ithroughnfulymilitategivenuildorthis
“spices of thsBapustBsotherhoodli
'MP. 1.8mithwilisingatiheevsm
tits-arms.
'I'ils‘. union swarm-vies will he
heldthisvrsaltin 1019mm
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' be the last evening service until Oc-
‘ lor.
Pearce .
10:30, a. m...
18 m., Sun- '
.7 The annual Sunday-school
Organ Prelude ..... Pornauske,
Outcry—Melody ............. Wely
Offertory Solo—The Sjirit of the
Lord is Upon Me ...... Sheperd
at the usual hour in the lecture rooms
. of the Conventional and Baptist'
will address the men. upon the tailors»
First ConmtIanal Church—Rel
an F lemon-.1111. ll. puns—Morn-
ing worship at 10:90, with preaching
by the pastor. subject: “The Tides of
Happiness! in the evening at 7: 30.
.the pastor will give a stempticon lec-
ture on The Philippines.’ This will!
tober. All are cordially Im‘ited. Sun-‘
3uy-school at noon. Thursday. pro—i
paratory service at _8 p. m.
I The Kind Word Circle meets on
l'l‘uosday evening with Miss lda Tay-
Music at Norwaili First Church:
1 Morning
Prelude—Andante No. 3, in E
..................... Henry Smart
Trio—Thou All Gracious God i
...................... A. G. Bobyn'
Contralto Solo—The Hills of God
i .................. George B Nevin;
Response—In Thy Dear Presence
Kneeling ......... P. A Schnecheri
Anthem—Te Deum, in D. 1). Buck ‘
Postlude—Tempo di Menuetto. op 45.
i
No. 4 ................ A Gullmant,
‘ Evening 1
Prelude Allegretta Cantabile in Y E
...................... A L. \‘i ell"
Queraton—Second Nocturne i
.................. W. Spinney'
Quartet-«Softly Now the Light
Day .................. F. G. llslel’ ;
Postludew—Triumphal March in E flat, I
................... \\' enham Smith
BAPTIST.
GraCc Baptist Church-Rev. G. J.|
Sebrgc. 8. Th., pastor-Service Sun.
day. 11:00 a. m.. sermon, nucleon;
“Live it Down.” 11 Pet, 2:13. 12:30
Sabbath School. 7:45 p. in. praise
service, led by Mrs. Lucy Carey. Music
by choir. 8 p. m.. sermon. 81151607..
“The Soul‘s Organ of Sight. John.
X1240. Ottering. Benediction.
All are welcome.
i
7 EPIBCOPAL. 1
Trinity Church—lies. Frederick A.‘
Coleman. reclaim-Calendar for thel
week commencing. June 28. 1914. The
Third Sunday after Trinity—8 a. in
Celebration of the Holy Communion. :
10:30 a. m. Morning Prayer and new
man. 12 in Bible class and school.
3: 30 p. m. The sacrament-of Holy
' Baptism. 7. 30 p m. Evening Prayem
The members of all the Parish Ur-‘
ganlsations have been notified to at-
tend this service whkh sill be the
closing service for the worlt of the
past winter The Sunday- -schooi will i
also attedd and tour young ladies who
have completed the work of the school ‘
will receive diplomas.
This will be the last evening service
until September 'rl'i. school will al-
so be closed until the second Sunday
of September.
Monday 9: 30 a. m.. Celebration of
the Holy Communion. The festival
of St. Peter the Apostle. 7:45 p. m.
The Young Men's Club.
picnic
will he held on Tuesday of next week:
in conjunction with that of the (2011- 0:09, 6:573, 7:19x. 7:45, 8:181, 8:59!”
attentional and Baptist Schools. It
will be held at Retail: Point. The:
children will be taken in spsCIal can
and free. but parents and friends will
have to take the regular cars, The!
children will receive their tickets at
the school tomorrow.
The rector and his family will leave
town on Friday. to be gone until Sep-
tember. The rector has been appoint-
ed to take charge of the Sunday sen
ivices at the Church in Randolph. Ver-
mont at which place he will spend the
*summer. '
Grace Church—Rev .1. Benton Wer-
nsr. reoipr-Tho third Sunday after
Trinity. The celebration of the Holy
Communion at 8 o’clock; Mission Sun-
day school of 8. Faith at 9; Morning
Sunday-school at noon; Evening Pray-
er at 7.
Monday—Feast of St. Peter. the
Apostle—the celebration of the Holy
communion at 9:30.
Christ, Church—«Rev. J. Hypllin
Brown. notch-Third Sunday alter
Trinity. lot-sling Prayer and sermon
at lozaoa. at. Sunday-school at 11.
Evening Prayer and sermon at‘iao
p. m. Choir rehearsalfPriday evening
at 8 o'clock.
8T. PITEQ'O .OERIAN LUTHERAN
GHURGH.
St, Peter‘s German Moran
Church, Cedar street, snai- West ave-
nue: Heron L, flew; Mt St.
Peter's Evan-alien! Lutheran Church
there 'wIllbo .divlne minor both
morning «devout-at tonal-low. The
insulin union, at 10:80 will be
maisonette ths' German language.
“bidet ut‘aertaon: Jesus, the Errand
{$0.71!th Thom-cod
Prayer and sermon at 10:39; Parish ,
of Sinners. The evening service at - - ..
DANBURY 'ro SOUTH NORWALK. II
Ala-4:00, 7:83. 8:00, 8:18. 10:03:, "
_ 11:55.
TH! “LVN AMY.
m Shiv-Una Army, 50 Water
street, South Norwaik, Cann; Mrs.
Phsign E. J_ Fe '1, officer in
charge. Sergeant Elizabeth Turking-
ton, assistant—Saturday at 7. 30 p m.,
west air service, corner Washington
i
,and Water streets. 8 p. m~ free and
easy.
Sunday at 10:30 a. m_. open air ser
vice, corner Water and Tolles streets.
11 a m., holiness meeting 3 -p. in,
company meeting, Sunday school 4
1p in. Directory Class. 6:45 p. in,
Young Peoples Legion William T.
“Ferrell of South Manchester, Conn,
leader 7. 30 p. 111., open air service,
Mahatkemo Hotel 8 p in. revival
serlice. Adjt. William Hale of Wa-
terbury, Conn. will have charge of this
service
Monday at" 7:30 p. m., open air ser-
\.ice 8 p to. salvation meeting.
Wednesday at 4 p. 111., Band of
Love classes 7 p, 111., Y. P, L. class
Thursday at 7:30 p, m..
service 8 p. m, salvation
Friday at 7 p. 111., Corps
class.
Adj! W. Hale, of Waterbury and
.Treasurer W Perreti of South Llan-
open air
meeting
Cadets
0 .chester. uIII hale charge of the Sat-
urday anl Sunday services.
All are welcome to the. above pubf '
Iic serv_ices
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Christian Science Society—Masonic
‘building, 39 Wall street, Norwalk. Sun-
day school, 10 a. in. Regular Sunday
service, 11 a, m. Subject, June 25th.
“Christian Science." Testimony meet-
ing Wednesday, 8 p. in. To both ser-
vices the public is cordially invited.
A free reading room is maintained at
zthe same address. Open daily from
,2:15 to 4:30 p. m., holiday sexccpted.
CITROLAXI
c iT R 0 L A x l
c I T R o L A x !
First—pet the name down pat- then
buy It of your druggist. Just the very
best thing for constipation. sick head-
ache, sour stomach. lacy liver, slug-
igiah. constipated bowels. The pleas-
antest, surest, nicest laxative you ever
Tastes good—like lemonade.
Acts promptly. without pain or nausea.
Gives you the most satisfactory flush-
log you have ever had. For sale by
‘all draggists. ’°
Turpentine will be found very good
ifor cleaning an enamel or porcelain
to b.
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N. Y.. N. H. 81 H. R. R.
Timetable
IN EFFECT JUNE 7, 1914.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. 51—1371. 4:49;}, 5:342, 5:42x.
9:183. 9:40. 10:33:, 10:51:, 11:51.
P. M.—l:18x, 1:22x. 1:27, 5:02x,
3:29, 4:42x, 5:151, 5:45. 17:02:, 5:47.
.-7:02x, 7:45x, 9:42x, 10:182.
Sundays.
A. M.—-12:25x, 4:48“, 5:34x, 5:4
8:54, 10:33x, 11:30.
P. ill—12:50:, 2:44x, 3:02x. 4:42;,
5:45, 5:921, 7:02x, 7:12. 7:45x, 7:57x.
8:05x. 9:42r, 10:18:, 10:35.
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NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. N.—4:4lx, 5:35. 8:45. 8:0317,
8:511, 9:151, 10:02:, 10:05, 10:50:.
11:03.
P. _ M.—12:03. 1:05, 2:04x. 2:57.
330:. 8:55. 4:15t, 4:29. 52057., 5:24.
5:28, 11:01:. 5:07, 11:10:, 15:25, 9:40x.
11:15x, 12:00:.
‘ Sundays.
A, M.—6:0_0 8:03x, 9:00x, 10:02x.
10:50:.
P M.—-12: 10 1: 02!. 3. 39x, 5:02x.
5:04 ,6: 01x, 7: 09x, 8: 10:. 9: 00x, 9:40x,
10:00:. 11:15:, 12:00:.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HAVEN
a. 11.112: 23:. 1: 17: 5:05, 7:18. .
9:15x, 10: 18, 11.11:, 11: 57a. .
P. II.:—-1.203. 1:20.3z:,15x.428 5:17.
5: 14:. 5: 47, 7: 09: 9: 24:. 10: 51x.
11:06. ,‘ -
' Sundays.
A. 1!.:——1925x 1:131, 7:43, 9:1“.
10: 19. 11: 11:.
P. M.—11:57x. 2:08;, 4:45;. 5:101,
5:48, 7:991. 5:28x. 9:243-4, 10:08:.
10:51:. ' ,
court-i neawam 'ro nailsuav.
AIM—120 C:::13,827.95!x.
P H.:—1 25, 2: 888.4: 38, 5: 341, 8:20.
‘7: IR.
Builds”.
A. .1:-710:”.
P dds—2:15. 7:32.
ant—4:11, no, a: as.
W
a air-73.91:“.
PI-d 'aa, 1:111. 5:175.
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be D. 1». Read Go.
Established 1551
An Adjustable Morning Frock ~
that will fit. any Woman
Such a sensible tlrcss for lliUI‘illIlg “car. about
household duties or in the kitchen. 'i‘llc materials are
I’crct-llc anti Madras. plain pink. bluc. or tan. or small
chi-cits and stripcs, blue and white ur black and white.
There is an inner 1ch1 made with webbing. which will
adjust itself to the waist. and as the dress is sliirrt-tl to
the belt tlic garment fits pcri’cctly \l'licli lihlt‘llt‘tl.
A CUIlllllt‘ii: “119 of sizes, $1.50
On sale ill the Dress Scotiun, second floor.
I
Silks to Close Out
Shooterproof and Shedw'atcr Foulards.
About l’oillartls all women :lgrcc. They are the
most satisfactory silks for summer \war. bccansc they are
so light, thin and agreeable to “car.
On Saturday Morning there will be placed on sale at
the Silk Section about 35 part pieces of Showerproof
Foulard, 75 and 85 ct. grades, at 60 etc. to close out.‘
23 inches wide.
There are all in medium and dark grounds with light.
printed figures. conventional in style and vcry pleasing.
Some good patterns with black grounds, others in navy
blue, tan, brown and wistaria. Don't miss thcnt.
Traveling Clocks
Tllcre are a good many of us who have friendly lit-
tle Clocks that. keep pace with us twcntvfonr hours
around, and we nit-ls them very greatly when wc do not
have them. There have come some new and inexpensive
little Traveling Clocks in leather cascs inadc cspcciaily to
take‘ out on vacations.
$3.50
111 Morocco, red, green, 0r black,
A Folding Clock, red. grcen or black leather. which
can be carried in the handbag, or slipped into a pocket,
52-95
Clocks in Black Leather Cases, .deiiigncd either to
stand or hang up, watch movement, $1.25
Clearance of Odd Leather Goods.
A gathering of Photo Frames, Guest Books, Poker
5019. Scribbling Pads and Playing Cards in leather cases,
to be closed out at small prices. In this collection may
be picket] up some good values for gifts and prizes.
Leather Goods Section.
For sale at .
Donnelly’ s Statione {y and Book Store,
16 South . Main St.
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