nt recently gave express»
(1 is views on effective ad
and as be virtually re~
' at so many others have
5 opinions maybe declared
bed principles lie dc
ha . ”it is the constant.
i mnewspapcr space,’
new of "no successful
‘newspapei advertising is
and 111 the longr 11111 the
1
ipire has been recently
11d the first calculation
at there has been an i11~
111 7,000,000 during the past
1's, the count now standing
0110 as the total of the cm-
011 the basis of this count
has twice as many inhabi-
s the whole western hernia.
she has double the popula—
fthe great Russian empire
comeS' within 50,000,000,
ghiy syeaking, oi the total pop-
Ftuope. including 17.111.
on Russia.
deciding to the long accepted
5, a protracted period of
rains is geuclally followed
, an equally prolonged time of
fit weather W arm. dry weather
my the need of the agricultur-
for the proper initiation of the
. season.
‘ ore is a St. Louis discovery.
11:, Globe-Democrat. says:
‘l’erc is no limit to the inventive
ins of Connecticut. The latest
.velty is a counterfeit vaccina-
iiiOn scar to be fastened on tl11
r’tllc deception of health oili—
Tlte voting machines recently
{tied in Detroit. apcarcd to be
ughly successtul. the Free
,oi‘tllat city. reports. In all
precincts where they were used
the inspectors reported that there
tvasmo trouble.
WHAT WOMEN ARE coma.
Both dark and light blue are had
it be in special favor.
5 Mercerized mull is one of the sea
n‘s fabrics.
Every sort of fiowcl .s used ill deeor-
Ming spring- and summer hats, but
see predominate
Your belt. your thatolalno and your
ketbook must match in both de
sign and material.
. May of the waists in the 1.101 vs will
no 11 good idea of how to 111 range
velvet bows on her gingham and
Oihdt‘ wash gowns
The waists that are made entirely of
fibrin this season have the bands or
bbon jomed with gold threads arrung
pad in fancy stitches. Whito done in
11', way makes a lovely waist.
The wash costs or grass linen which
Will be Worn by girls and young ladies
hr trimmed with lace and sometimes
it} go velvet collars that can he remoy
'd on 11 very warm day, ‘ '
It seems as if 0311 i1 11 tips are helm;
am more and more. A becoming 111-
In servant to some is to have them
gin 1‘11 the side 01' back and left to
1) high over the face.
The New York Herald says very tru-
at “A11 simple looking as it is. .1
‘ waist tulips as much time 111 tint
ti- properly on i111 evening dress. ” HOW
any women throw them on as it they
no more than a wrap to toss
the shoulders if properly cut
a is no reason why a shirt waist
he luyollost of nil the hats i saw on
later Day. taking into consideration
'th the season and their becoming-
38 to the wearers. was one of white.
lion without a flower on it. The
initiation was wire and the chiilon
, as pure white. woven in and out. just
soft. braid might. be. At the loft
nt the brim was raised high and
d with soil easy arrangement of
Milt ohl on. and black covered the
016 under side of the brim. The
n with which it was worn was one
the new green foulards made 11p
black and white.
PARENTS WITHDRAW BAIL.
”DEN, April iii-Charles Steele
city. who was recently bound
. e Shorter Court on the
ii of bars cry of saloon,_wa11 tak-
ll. 1111 parents. who were his
1111'. having withdrawn the ball
which they had furnished.
? ' lo‘ talus airy chance Wm:
the («thy are at strike.
a dentist {you are
lien arid
anmnllwsm (her. ed
" rm «a: cam
Wm .
N Y., was painted some years ago with
' . painted last spring with Devon.
, . left.-
To a great extent it mnkes or mars
is an. important consideration.
It. has always been our aim to
desirable,
our success.
5
E. H. DILL
986-988 Nair 811111,
$8.00 purchases»
Becoming iiillnery 11111110111111 Prices.
The most important part of the feminine wardrobe is the bar.
it. Good dressers know this. and age careful 'to select from the pre—
vailing styles. only such hats as enhanc‘t“ their natural charms. Price
up-to-date goods at prices within the reach of all. Hence "
We pay your fare one way on $5 purchases; both ways on
the looks of a woman who wears
give the trading public the most
0N 111cc.
Biillllitl’illll
Advertising is the bridge between
suoccesu and failure in business.
But. your structure must be strong
enough and long enough to carry you
oven-Good Advertising.
Advertising is but a form of sale-:- 5
munship and the. thing it is proper to '
say in the store may be properly aardi
in an advertisement. v—Bates. .
Tile best advortisemt’mt of today is:
the simplest. the plainest worded. the
most sincere.
As a rule advertisers who have made .
fortunes are those that have entered to l
the masses and not to the classes.
1
i
1...
I
What is Advertising? 1
it. is simply a matter of multiplied-i
tion.
The self made man starts with little 1
or nothing.
lie has visions and schemes and'
1.011111113411111 like all “101 'cst of us.
lie makes san experiment and loans :1 3,
little money and gets the blues and.
then gets over the blues and makes"
more experiments.
Sooner or later he gets ou the right
tract.
H1) starts some business on a small 1
scale and begins to make a llttlet
money ‘
Then looks for a war to multiply the
business by two or three
in about ulncuiuo cases out of th1"
hundred the growth of the. business
hinges upon the selling of more good.
_. upon interesting more people upon]
publicity. upon newspaper novertrmn:
llm'auso hr- has lull littlo money he
begins carefully. and because he be
(his carefully, on such 11 small scale
that he can keep at it and wait it r1111
ollahlo limo for results. he finds this
ttlverilsiug profitable.
As the business expands his idea 01'
he possibilities before him expand.
i-lc figures upon some more multiply-
ing. More. 111'wapupel' advertising. b2-
causc he is persistent and patient. and
awful about the preparation of his
copy. again doubles or trubles his bus
iucss.
Trade follows the advertimlmeut.
The host. mediums for advertising
1111 the daily papers. because they go
ight into the homes. bristling with
was and are always eagerly wol-
orned,
0111' ad. man is over at your service.
HARRISON LIKES NEW YORK.
Chicago’s Mayor Says that it is the
Cleanest City in the World.
NEW YORK. April iii—Carter H.
Harrison. mayor of Chicago. is now in
this city. obtaining a much needed rest.
“11' said in 1111 interview last. night:
"i think New York is thc'oitllmcst
...lty In the world. New York bits what.
"llllcago has not. New York has an
unlimited supply or money for the 11111.
.11’ the street cleaning department. l
u dorstand that ISII.1...tl.tl0tl is devoted
the work. Chicago hill-l only $1.000,
on.
"i wont. to Boston. and was diuap
minted in that city. . The streets there
are not clean. The great trouble with
Chicago in the way of uneleanlinesn
is that We how; many unpaved streets.
in Boston they have too much maeud.
am or granite blocks, and they do not
make a clean movement. 'l‘he main
thing that i wont to Boston «or was
in sec. the subway.
”Chicago's municipal
very satisfactory. from my standpoint.
The election was very largely decided
on the question of street car tram
chilies.
"There is no gambling in Chicago
today. There are only a low (it the
old timers who are hoping that some-
thing may develop.
Never since ‘73 has Ulileugo been a
loss open town than it is today. The,
entrance of our young men of cduca~
tlon and decent ambition into the re-
cent municipal election is an an clove»
tion of our city polities We started
in Chicago with a very iongh council.
it remained so up to [our years ago.
Gradually it improved until today we
Charo a council of reputable. men who
with servo the city and not the. carport»
t ons."
“‘NVW w
Letter to F. H. Merrill.
. Norwalk, Conn.
Dear Sir: Did you know that there
is twice on much paint in a gallon of
Davao lead and zinc as there is in a
gallon of some of the mixed paints?
Ferguson dz Thompson’s store, Delhi.
Rn~
Mr.l.ynch our agent, 111111116 gallons
Would be enough. They 111111 8 gallons
Yours truly, '
a mixed paint-«took 32 gallons.
1 .
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SPOKES FROM THE AD. WHEEL. 9, WESTON
A Bridge. Mrs B. A. leclnan is ill with heart
\Vi
t..on is ill with starlet few-1.
has visited Mrs. Horace. Hurlbntt.
ispcuding somo time for the broom ol
l’M'l' of patrons.
election was .
oublo.
()lrlnndo Andrews is seriously Hick
grip.
llilss Nellie Perry has gone to spend
some months in illusion.
The seven yolu- -old son of l (‘. I1‘nu
Miss Blanche urcgon. of Wilton
has another one seriously sick.
Miss Blanche G1 rcgory. of Wilton.
Miss Eddiec White. of Lyon Plainp
has Spent 11 few days with Miss Lizzie
Adams
Miss Minnie Williams. of Ridge: field.
has but 11 with Weston lriends for a
few days
\‘l1 iau Root. of Dridgoport. has spent
a few days. at the homr- of Mrs. George.
llcri'oll.
Thomas ’l‘IH'11111ln1-ll lost 11 bur. 11 1.131
week with spinal meningitis and has
another one seriously Ritk
Miss Mabel Sturgcs and Miss ladith
Jackson. of Wilton. huvo been guests
of Mrs. lamcs tlolvv l"oi 11 f1 11 days.
Wilbur Stnrges 1"ctuiur'd from Mary
land. inst. wock. where he tilts been
his health
Mrs l"ll1'n Andr'sou and Seller it An-
d1'.1-ws ot’ Nornmk. who haw spent a
work with Mrs A ll).’luru1~y_
11-'tuln1~d ll()\ 1'
Nolilcld Grange paw a most sue
ccssi‘ul homo supper on l1‘rlduy oven
inn. which was enjoyed by a lal'gi- uum
’l‘hu toasts ()111
Homes, Our erllghbors. (ltit'tiii'ls.\\'1u'c
happily responded to by Mrs. (‘l1:1rle.~
St'ofiold. Mrs. l). l.. ltowlnlld and Over
'u'ei' William tiocppic. Papers upon
Norlleld (image and The ’i‘woutioth
Century were also read by Worthy
\taatcr A. 0. Bradley and V. Godfrey.
Noriiold Grunge is to visit Cannons
Grunge and provide the progrmnnlo on
the evening of May 2.
METHODIST CONFERENCE.
’i‘Al N'l‘ON Mast-1.. April ld~~Attc
1hr opening devotions today Bishop l
N.."loy11~ ononod the business 11c" slot»
it" the Southern New England Motho
rlist Conference. Dr. N. .l‘. Talbot pro
outed the report of the conformer
intuition and Rev. it}, M. Anthony. oi
lewott City. Conn. and Mr. R. lv‘. Ray
'uond. of New odford. were elected
trustees. Rev. H. Bates reported
‘or the. committee on entertainment
the church at Willimantic. (‘onn..-- in
vitos the confm'encc to hold the norr
{\‘SSlOII there. providing that $350 br-
:1lscll to assist the church in enter-
taining. After a long discussion it
"its decided to continue the present
'vutem of free entertainment. and to
illow any uburch to solicit. assistance
in doing the work.
liRl‘lMl’CN. April lfl—vArercd: Sten-
mcl' ('lrosscr Knrl‘nrnt from New York.
liliRAl/l‘Ait. April l5 -- Arrived:
Steamer 'l‘l'nw- from New York for
Naples.
Slut NNthaNllet it.
' incorporated llltlt.
FRANK A. FERRIS, President
RICHARD H. GOLDEN, Vice President
CHARLES E. HOYT, Sec. and Trans.
m
24’WA8HINGTON STREET.
(First National Bank Building.)
Trustees.
A1111 B. Woodward, Theodore 8.
howndou, Thomas l.’liaymond. Frank
A. Ferris. Edwin 0. Kocler. It‘runkiln A.
Smith. Winthrop li.l'or1'y.Nolson Tay-
lor, Richard ll. tloldon.
r.
carefully and promptly executed.
W
Bullpen Hour-11:
b
have ‘
99.5399!) 8 1 May. trom 1) t. 12
fitvmbhlllvmh‘
.1
TAFFET A SILK WAISTS,
priced 1m orted model. We do not exaggerate tbe halve ’halzen
here at 5. 00.
COTTON SHIRT WAIST S
Gram! showing here this 'lbeela.T/1e number of styles are so
int/1e popular firr‘e while lawn, that description would be almost
Walsts made of fine lawn. striped and plain madras, corded,
trimmed, at $1 98, $1 50.. $1. 25, and 98c.
From
stitched
A recent purchase of Children s Reefers and Misses Box
finished and rimmed 1n the best possible manner. The dcscript
CHILDRE S REEFERS. made of all-wool cloths, colors are
red. navy. cadet and easier. circular and square deep collars, stitch-
ed and trimmed with braid; sizes 2 to 10 years. remarkable value
at $1. 25
CHILDREN‘ 8 REEFERS. all sizes, all colors, very dainty ef—
fine rows of silk stitching all arouzlk and gold braid also made with
the little folks. best we ever saw and. nothing more appropriate for
facts, deep collars, stitched with st the price, $2. 25.
CHILDREN S BOX COATS, sizes 4 and 6 years. cut and
style specially adapted for these years, extremely popular colors
Latest Styles in ' « 1
_ A Suits and Jackets.
Silk and Cotton Wat’s is
This Week a grand showing of new modes and no'beltr’es brought out especi—
ally for the Easter trade. A showing that 'm’ll emphasize tbe fact that the cor~
rect styles and prices are al'haaps to be found at lbe Boston Store.
made of fine quality. pure silk taffeta, in light blue, rose, grey, red, 'm'olet, all
white and all black fine lacking and hemstllched all over entire waist, front fin-
ished with silk bands and silk covered buttons to matcb, design copied from a high
hie say 57. 00“
many, especially
an impossibility
lucked, and lace
Separate Skirts.
a big variety of Separate Skirts we have selected a few only to
give you an idea of the halves you may expect in this line. At 33.50,
Na'by and Black Clotb Skirts, flare shape, trimmed will; deep satin band,
fire rows of machine stitching.
lot Clot/1 Skirts, flare shape. “mill; or without flounce, trimmed ‘lvitlz
At $4.98, Venetian, Serge and Chen-
sr‘lk bands; a great variety of styles. At 35.96, Fine Broad-
clotb Skin‘s, beautifully trimmed. Just lake .1 look at our Black Silk
Skirts, prices range from 3 6 .5 0 to LL. )0.
Elegant styles; all new.
Children’s and Misses’ Garments.
Coats at a big saving from regular prices enables us to offer very
special attractions in these two lines. 'ihe lot comprises about one hundred anbd fifty garments. all the very latest and newest styles,
mm of the few quoted will give you an idea of the values.
and trimmings. Special $5.98.
MISSES' BOX COATS. made of Venetians, Coverts and Ker-
seys. satin-lined. velvet and self collars. colors. tans and castors.
sizes 12. 14 and 16. a very stylish garment. $4.98.
Misses‘ Box Coats. the best quality cloths, strapped seams,
plain and trimmed reveres. best linings. perfect in fit and finish, the
top notch of style. all sizes. $15.98; real value $7.50.
MISSES‘ BOX COATS of fine Broadcloth; cut 21 and 22 inch
lengths. appliqued and stitched reveres. the best $10.00 value at
“$6.98.
100 Silk Waisls "all colors regular value $4. 00. Special for lodau $2. 90
l
KILLED RELATION.
WlCHI’I‘A. Knit, April i‘bwAt (911111
itc. 0. T.. yesterday. .l. T. New killod‘
his Mother in law John Doyio. l'lothi
had revolvors.l1ut Iloylo did not at
tempt to use his 11111111011 lie Wont in-
to a neighbor's house to avoid the
quarrel, but. New followed him and
hot him three (lines. Now is under
CALI. 58-2.
Seymour sStore
arrest.
freshness and the method of (ininsz lm
t
.GOOD TO EAT.
i
1
i
5 i The lh'idgowater liilh-i Crcmcry But-
3101 takes the 1111.11! 011cc tried. 110 01:11-
5111 kind will suit lib. printitl, 30c Out
10f tub 280 111.1, Other grades. 22c and
1211(' lb.
The host Maine Sugar Corn. as sweet
as the fresh corn. cut from the our.
Rigid enforcement 09 the
At Scynlonr's Store you 11111 obtain the very best goods at rteiuouablc prices.
Mnl’Voili Macaroni is recolnnu'ndml to you as a first class article of food.
the nourishment of Sirloin Steak. Sells for lilo (full pound) package. No other brand just as good.
FROM PURE CREAM T0 PURE BUTTER.
larva or ,‘
You can depend upon their
sillcss.
Contains four times
cleanliness shows results in every do i Pure 1' retail Cream. in 1,121 pt. bot:-
tall 01' our goods 111111 out. ‘tlcs. daily.
The Fruit and Vegetable market: The dainty delicious Dessert Jelly-
contains only the best goods here. Con 101 patkugo.
Bermuda Onions New Potatoes (‘ar' 1 Congo Sauce. the New Excellent. Rel
rots. Lettuce l’armrips. Spinach. Gran '.i11h
berries. Oranges. Bananas, l.emous,i 0111' Pure Old Dutch Java and Mocha
Celery, etc. Notice is the genuine article.
luci...nllt)tlb‘ ’I'ENDEI: LAMB
A fore quarter. log or chops out £10111
£11030 younr animals will make you
think this meat in the most delightful .
The flavor is delicate. and the flesh
tender and toothz-lomo. Order one of
these cuts for Sunday's dinner. .
1411111111
Fore quarters, 120 per 51;. Cost,tlii815 the
Shoulders . a pan” . 7»
Laps, ' 12l/20 par lb. SiOl'eS . .\ “Will sooner or la
Loin Chops. 20¢ per lb. ,
w 1!
NEW CENTURY MARKET.
Adam 81alnwald.Proprletor,
. liliy Block, So. Main St.
LITCHFIELD
FINEST ASS
If you are one who appreciates the Best Goods at the Least
"day. If you don’,t you surely will if you think. Glance your eye
' over these bargains for this week: "
‘19 LBS GRANULATED SUGAR FOR
~MEADOW BROOK PRINT BUTTER,
01111.13 Seymour, Leading Grocer. 33 list Washington Street.
TELEPHONE CALL 133—6.
11 Retail
Stores .
in
Conn.
place to come. A few don’t know this. but they
ter. More and more are ‘coming our way” every
$1.00.
22 CENTS LB.
21 CENTS LB.
COUNTY PRINT BUTTER
. “ GAPS. CEREALS FANCY CRACKERS.
Bilililllil BUSIIESS OF A“ lilIle 7 Barn Bvilit’o bodily I 251:: Rataton’a Breakfast Food, 13c5Fancy Tea Lunch. ”1.. 10°
Banker's, Manufacturer/5's; «‘1' Me’s ggars $93309 ._ ~» ‘5 250' 5 lb, Pkg. Hominy, 15:; Fruit Squares. to, 120
chant'a. Personal and Family Accounts 6 8:51;“ 5 ' 113:5 Plilsbury’a Vitoa, per pkg., 131: Graham Wafers. lb» 120
solicited. Estate's. Administrator‘s. ' 4 lb. i’ku- drhhiima "id Cream of Wheat, per 11119.. 14o Fig Newtonn. ”1., 1311
t‘iual‘dlan‘sund all Trust Funds indies . Powder, ‘ 15¢ Wheatlot. per 11119., 1311 Mixed Cakes. lb.. 90
lonely invested and cared for. Savings , 1 lb Pkg. Gold Dust, 50 Shredded Wheat Biscuit, per pkg.. 12c Lemon Snaps, 53., 2:
Bank Department otters the best l‘ncllt- . 13 Oak“ Oval 8011p, 251: Rainton a Health Oats. per pkg., Eclaluger Snaps, .
“es fm‘ “6909‘“! 111111 “Item“ WWW" Just to introduce our Famous TEAS and COFFEES. we will give at this sale
W": “Witt“, "9'30“ "'1“, Watt 1 LB. VERY BEST MIXED 0R BLACK TEA, 60c. QUALITY, AT so CENTS.
“9““ °‘ “0‘“ an“ 'Pm‘m“ “WW 5L3. BEST j‘AvA AND MOCHA COFFEE 30c. QUALITY FOR $1100.
3
ORTMEN'I‘ OF NAMES. SHOULDERS IAND
BACON A'l‘ LOWEST PRICES.
Norwalk Chronicler