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CANDY
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51 WASHINGTON IT.
Giving is always a poor investment
when it is air investment only.
The secret of fashionable beauty. I
asked the question of a noted beauty
specialist. "in order to be round. rosy,
plump, .very pretty and stylish take
Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea. 35
cents. Plaistcd‘s Drug Store.
Soon will be heard the hum of the
lawn mower.
—Green Iillles. 16c. Cutbill's.
The first straw hill of the season
was seen today. ,
——C|une's full orchestra will play at
Rollaway Rink tonight.
George H. ‘flyington, of New York.
in town today .
——'l‘llrlieyit, 22:0 Ili.; (‘liickclls :illtl
Fowls. Ilic. Iiayes' Mitt.
Postilnister E. It}. (lrowe is recover-
ing from a SI'VI‘II' attack of ltillsill~
ils.
—Fi‘t-sll llama, l-Ic lb. Ilayes' ltlkt
Moses P, iiullock, of Chestnut street
will spend Easter Sunday and Monday
in New York City.
You can't tell a woman's age after
she takes IIolIiater't-l Rocky Mountain
Tea. Her complexion is tine. She is
round. plump and handsome: in fact,
she is youngagain. 3ft cents, Tea or
Tablets. Plaistcd's Drug Store.
Miss Indemn Adams. of East Nor-
Dsnaturod nd Wood Alcohol.
Best line of Cpr ng Goods over shown.
HARRY RIDER,
6l2 Water at. BRIDGEPORT. Conn.
Goods delivered free. Tel. 243-3.
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NEW PRIMARY ORGANIZED.
Transfer of Pupils to be Mode at. the
Concord School, on Monday.
When the South Norwslk city
schools resume sessions after the va-
cation, Monday, April till, a new teach.
er will be added to the force to ac-
commodate the large number of be—
ginners. Already there are seventy-
lwq registered at the Franklin build-
ing and eighty-live at the Knudsen
kindergarten. So congested are the
primaries that no opportunity is allow-
ed to promote into them, as is usually
done at the opening of this term. Con-
sequently a new primary will be organ-
izerI at Concord building to start upon
initial book study work and a group
. will be transferred front the kindergar-
ttEmr to their new room. Transfers of
s—s
*-.a_
1
wEVIE'NI‘ISIVGQ,_.SEN."l‘lrtlsl.
primary pupils of the first three years
of those living between the school
buildings will be made to Concord and
Lincoln buildings to equalize the num-
bers in correspondin ooms at either
section. It is fortu or the District
that vacant rooms ‘1 the third floor
of the Concord allo ,for promotion of
the second floor rooms so a primary
may he opened at this building. Mrs.
Mitchell's grade will be transferred to
the third floor and each lower room
promoted and the new primary occupy
room on the first floor-.4
As a result of the tests held at the
close of last term there will be trans-
fers of some inter-grades throughout SUDerIatively fine as “APOLLO CHOC-
all the class-rooms,
All the buildings havi- receiver] a OLATEW We have lust received a
spring cleaning under the srlpervisioni “m,
of the jallitors timing the week's vtl-
cation and everything will start off
clean and wltolestliile_
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50R mos: WHO DISCRIMINATE
There are no other Candies so
stock iil Special Easter Packages.
Iii boxes, 30c, toe, title, The, title,
PAAS EASTER EGG DYES
5c PKG.
LIGGETT'S SATURDAY CANDY
9
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Pm")
walk, is spending a few days with rel-
atives in Danbury. I
—liot. Free Lunch. Saturday after-
noon and evening~bockwurst and
sauerkraut. l-‘. & M. Schaefer lirew'g.
Co.'s celebrated Bock Beer-oil draught, ‘
at Eagle Hotel. Anton'Stenger', Prop. ;
Miss Margaret Mockler, who has
been quite ill with pleurisy. Eis now
able to be up and about; . — . :
Letters'have been received from
Frederick W. Pltzer, who is now in
Colorado on his way to Califomla.
—-Iiuolt Shad, 10c lb.. Cutbill'e.
The regilar meeting of the Govern-
ing Boardof the South Norwalk Club
will be held tilts evening, March 30th,
1907, at 8 o'clock. ‘
There are many Ionics in the land
As by the papers you can see,
But none of them can equal
Rogers
r
., . 14 South
Clothes. for BOys.
Is. Yours Ready for Easter ?
if you've bccncomplaining that clothing is high-priced. you
will find little fault with our prices.
boy into "cheap" clothes, you w
and extra wear we put into our b
as being “worth the price."
We've every new and good st
new lllaterials. better tailoring th
Sailor and Russian Blou
Ages 3 to 6. black 3
Norfolk and Double-breasted Suits. $2.00 to $8.50.
Ages 7 to 16. straight pants and bloomers.
.Reefers and Top Coats, new models. $3.50 to $8.00.
I Ages 3 to 15. splendid qualities.
We pro also showing all the new styles of hats and caps, blous-
cs. shirt, neckwcar and hosiery for boys of all ages.
Stevens,
Tel. 632-2.
Main Street.
COSTS ONLY 29c POUND, bill for
tiavor, assortment and purity it is un-
equaled. STOP IN FOR A BOX SAT-
URUAY.
IIIII IIIIIIUIII PIIIIIIIIHBI,
THE PRESCRIPTION STORE.
TEL. 15—2.
FREE DEHVRRY SERVICE.
If you've been putting your ' “ '
' THE HAT TRADE.
ill be glad to get the extra style
The Outlook Bright for Another Busy
Season.
The prosperity which is so general
throughout all sections of the United
States, in all industries, is reflected
ill the present great activity iii every
branch of tin. llllt trade.
The welfare of the entire trade, of
course, depends upon the successful
progress of the retailer, and. its the
latter is enjoying the full measure of
prosperity, the wholesalers and manu-
facturers are likewise experiencing a
large volume of business. '
When all the factories report orders
for the season that will tax their pro-
ducing facilities to the limit; when
they also speak of deliveries to be
from four to six weeks late; when
there is a refusal. to accept orders:
when. as occurred in one specific ill-
stance, a factory cannot. take orders
after January first for delivery before,
Easter; when everywhere the increas-
ed volume. of business over last year-
itself a record—ls stated to be any
where front 25 per cent to 60 per cent.
when wholesalers state. that the size
of their business is only limited by
the deliveries they get frotil the fac-
tories; when everywhere are seer:
manufacturers building additions to
theirplailts or in other ways increasing
oys‘ clothes; our clothing is noted
yle to show you: new models.
an ever before.
so Suits. $3.00 to $6.00.
nd colored serges.
I
tradp ill a prosperous condition.
The Case Trade.
lvldcntly the wholesalers have frtn
To Go to Jamestown With the Connec-.
tlcu't. Party. Next Month.
Former Lieutenant onerllor Edwin
0. Rector, of South Norwalk. has re-
GOV. KEELER INVITED. I
l
l
ceived an
WA PRISONERS.
Annual Mceng of the Association Judge l.. O. Phelps, Rockville: chap-
Hcld Ye erday Afternoon at l
Hartford.
HARTI-‘lli I, March 30.—Al the re-
ontl vicepresldent, Ii. B. Simms.
confidence ill the continuance of pros-
perous conditions for the)’ invariably
have bought remarkably large volumes
of hats.
A condition of the trade pleasing to
record. is the largely increased orders
for higher grade hats. This is a decid-
ed improvement Ill the condition of
this branch of the trade.
SUICIDE AT NIAGARA FALLS. The Retail Trade. .
NIAGARA FALLS. N. \'., March 30.
Hartford; secretary and treasurer.
lain, Rev. Charles DIXOQMYVIndsor.
metals, patents and vclours.
98 Washington Street.
g I am near, just as far as the, nearest 0 .
the productive canaclty——t.lloll is tho .
Letter Files“,
euros?
Saturday Opens
The Spring
Season
We are ready in all departments to clothe the most fastidious man 0.
boy from head to foot.
A summary of our clothing suggestions for Easter:
MODELS—Seven distinctive forms.
PRICES—$10, $12, $15, $16.50, $18, $20, $25 and $30.
FABRIC—All the new cloths, having dropped anything that to us ap-
peared common-place.
The most ultra styles in Men's Shoes.
a
.
All leathers—tans, vicls, gun
Specialty attractive is our new buckle oxford
in gun metal.
Beautiful creations in Easter Neckwear at 50 cents.
Regent and Rosco Shirts, $1.00 and $1.50.
Latest blocks in Derbies and Soft Hats.
New Chase Golf Caps, 50c. The new English Golf Cap at 01.00.
.—
Plile’s Clothing Store 1
of" HEAD-TO-FOOT OUTFITTERS in;
South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 165-5.
T‘would be tool islily expensive for me to send you any
but the best hay, grain and feed, when I make it a rule
to take back at price sold, anything that you think is not
as it should be.
it is easy to make low prices if quality"
is disregarded. The market Is always full 0! low-priced
coods—but—huying"cheap" grain is not economy and it’s
mean to your animal.
,Buy Oats Thats Clean. '.
MANUEL T. HATCH. .
letter box or telephone.
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special saga“ W
I50 Each.
Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea. invitation from Governor
Dr. J. D. ert, 50. defeated John N. Rollin S. Woodl'uff. to be a member of
Kline. 50, by the score of 50 to 28 the official Connecticut party at the
last night in the pool tournament of opening of the Jamestown Exposition
the Norwalk Club. in April, alrd will attend.
-—l..atest Spring Dcrbics. O'Brien. invitation "WIS:
State of Connecticut, Executive Dc~
Thomas Graham was tried before partment. Hartford, :iMrcll 26,1907.
Judge Tavlor this morning ill the town Dear Governor Keeler:
court and a litre of 811 Wits imposed. It gives me much pleasure to invite
Graham paid up. you to he one of the'oflicial Connecti-
Jflhn p. Tron‘lwplL Jr" of New York. cut party that will attend the openlu‘z
is in town to spend Easter with his exercises of the TOY-C‘t‘lllfillliili Expo-
parcnts, Mr. and Mrs. John P. Tread. sitioll at Jamestown. \irglniil, and the
well, Of North Avenue. excl'cigcs ofbd‘elih‘catiogr of the Connec-
Goold Iloyt. of South Main street. ”('"I ‘ ””9 _ “H “3‘ “ya , '
is critically ill at. his home. and it is The 0mm“, party “I“ leave If?“
feared that he may not be able to Haven at 1 oclock on Wednesday at-
lOf IhO Ullitin
Mr chler's sot' Captain Hm
rmiorr yeah-rt y at Grand Army hall —An open letter found on the Third
x-i’ldsoncrs of War as- Sister island, just above the falls to-
was exhibited a picture tiny and signed T. Tamai, 17 Concord
y Wel'tz, the coillmand-Istreet. Brooklyn. reads: .“1 will com-
er of the prl ll pen at Andersinvillc.ilrllt, suicide in this fall.” Other letters
who was hut ed by the. government lfound are addressed to parties in New
for the Illlll‘ r of the prisincl's of York and Indianapolis. 1‘. 'l‘anlal. who
“Val" Tile hi ire showed him on the had lived at a Japanese mission at I?
dissecting III , after the hanging. (‘oncord street, Brooklyn. disappeared
anti the vet-I s as they scrutinized suddenly two days ago. Nothing was
‘ it roconnii‘ll eir experiences under . heard from him until news came from
itlriu tyrant. . gNiaeala Falls today of the finding of
I Over 100 r mbcrs. many accom~ 1a letter, bearing his name and address,
implied by th. ' wives. were ill attend-ion 'l‘hird Sister Island. It is believed
Home at the r atom, and the gather-tut the mission that Tamal may have
.ing was the I grist. held in recent carried out his threat to end his life
iyears. At the business session $50 as he had been despondent for some
sot-iation IIlt“
The nlnltufacturcrs to the retail
trade have been vainly attempting to
meet dates of deliveries with ship-
ments of goods. and many retailers
have been unable to meet the pre-
‘Easter demand with stocks as com.
pletc as they wished.
In stiff hats there has been a very
big demand for the ftlll ('1‘0\\'n derby
which was first. shown when the sales
men were on the road with this sea.
son‘s line. This hat. which. of course.
is just now selling best for nobby trade
is called for in to smaller dimensions.
it has been impossible to meet the
demand IIS it materialized, which is
probably accounted for to a large ex-
tent by the fact that, in order to pro-
W m. P. Beers
Book and Stationery Stores. . .
49 Wall St. Norwalk. 6 So. Main St... So. Norwdk.
'"riill'lillrcri a BM‘
slumber and Mill Work for Everuthitltlir
FilOM A PIGGEIIYJO A PALACE.
v; _. . ted rm the treasury and $25 time because of inability to obtain em- , I but th bodies must be
tcrnoon April 24, and will leavell“ ‘0 . , . ,. duct ngoor . . e
INOVN- “9 has been in failing health , , ' . _ , ,) . was added by llcction to go toward ployineilt. Talilal, who was about 2.) . ‘ cl ll _ to allow of the full ,.
for a year or more. .- 'I‘I'Tffitown'f‘l‘l'gfi'l‘Igé "0 ”turnip“ m“ the erection of pavilion at Ander- years old. canto from Japan six years ISSFI‘Q‘I :é'em“ khown, manufacturers 'ilmber. shingles, lath, all kinds and grades of beveled Siding. flooring . ,
-—Clunc's full orclresth will play at axtli‘l'engén Sepiypllll “3m, G‘ll‘iIOSI con- sctlviile remote for the accommoda- ago. make up large quantities of bodies in and finishing lumber. All kinds of hard woods. Tar paper, flint coated
' Rink t ni ht.f ,, ‘ ' ‘ ‘,' ' , _ tion of the \c ails who go to the -— —-— ‘ h in advance of the 993mm . ,.
3min“? r h 9h: t. . Wm 13 m ‘.”l""“°" If “We“ ”‘3“ ““55"” d9 dedication of - monument there RAYNOR MAY GET LIFE IMPRIS— Emory” are no, so busy, and the“ roofing rarer. sheathing rarer. Hairinsulator and deafening paperl. 0rd! .
cm” ,“, 0." s ’9' v y, “‘I 5 “my )9 “”“F‘F‘e ' next October. ONMENT. hm‘sh the hm according to the sty. nary and extension ladders. Doors. sash, blinds, Interior house trim in J
» the Rolland) Skating Rink toniglt. V9” truly yours. M'IjOI' J C \V tnov who is a mom. LONDON March 30.—-lt was :tn- l . d ‘ this instance however , - -.
The crowds who “UH-M are rapidly ROI'I‘IN.S' WOODRUFF' her ‘of tire Ant sollville monument nounced today that as a result of the Ih:;:f(i::tlics “2.”, of no use rind “the”: Pine. Redwood. Cypress, Poplar and Chestnut. summit “(I “I!” ‘08"
X I {111.3225 lilitihitmmii III‘IIITBOJISII‘2LI’tIIlttlttI Town]; “0‘" mm“ 0' K9919“ Nor- WINNIE-Elfin. (‘Nh It‘d pictures of the popular agitation In favor of a re had 1'0 be produced—which occngionod tng, turning. Planing, shop jobbing, cabinet work. veneered work. Kiln- '
' ' ' ' T - .' . memorial. it is i handsome design pl'icvc t‘or Horace G, Raynor, who Jtln- n.ld cable delay. ~ dr'ln . Eillti . ’ " " ‘ '
by patrons. .n.. i NEW Ella/IND BIRD LIFE in bronze and it cost $6,000. It is nary 24 killed William Whitely, the 001.?,e(‘.0g,le of brown stiff hats for 5 g h“ e. , , In
:‘i"°“.§2“‘l-.l°‘:.”’.. ‘—~ ' I‘J‘I'Ii‘imi‘i‘.“ stairs: a: latent: .. m . Erect,“ M... t... .. Marshall-sweet» v - Telephone its-3. ._
Will' '=-' i '. . ‘ . fl . .. to as or 0 run .n a m l‘i. orl ”t . .- .‘ ., . . lsewhcre' int 3 paper. 11 towns e
this morning in ”u. ”0me Court on Portfolio Club ‘0”?le Exhlzlllii‘. at toward (It‘tfl‘ilying‘ n expenses of the king to commute the death sentence demand has been almost exclusively Lumber Yard. Water Street. Telephone 46oz. . .
IIIE ‘0 probutoz'tbe WI" 0f the Scuth Noera-onmi rary ex cit-prisoners to he Andersonville to life~imprisonnlent at. penal servi- for the full crown derby. . -.. _ L _ _ ‘ .
' Captain (“£1,1an I‘llnnrgltxi‘suivfié Lovers of nature studv will be well ”MIMI”? “film '_ The, foilowming “m“ in soft. hats the blilk 0f the demailid , . ,. .,
e request 0 ‘olney '0 l - . l't‘p'liti bv a visit to the Smith Norwalk Officers “9T0 f‘ cc ._ Pies dent. ra. , , , has been on telescopes. and D05“ 3-
represents the. children (-H the late. A]. i ll“ v I' v tiln Iii-tween A lril 2nd Ilurgcss, Springtl : first. vice-presi- “19 path of happiness always “WIS with pearl band and binding. the brim a I .
berl J' Iloyt. ”‘9 hearing was "05" ‘ raga IIm'Th) (‘Portfolio C'Il‘ll) will deal, J, ll. Chitti‘l I. Waterville; sec- llv some and one-’3 side. made 10 be snapped down in front .
poned until “0“ Saturday. ’ :31. gulftéxhlhihon there. at that time. ' ' "‘“ "“H ‘ ' ““‘“""‘”‘“'V‘“““*'“"”“‘“ _._..._.. have been the season's lenders.n di ‘ a -~
——ilot Free Lunch, Saturday MW“ a series of 125 pictures, illustrative of The groyfvtngbdffititfisrtllt:r {ghastggrtelhnts , , -
“00“ “"d ”I'm"g'h‘wkwnm "I” New England bird life. menslons or ticularl noticeable fcn- .
sauerkraut. It‘. S; III. Schaeier IW‘W $- The pictures are ‘colored and are. has been: ”MEL seashn‘s trade in. , 2 ~
0039 CEIeI’MIe‘d ”Rel: Beg: 0" dragghl? moat of them, copies of illustrations in ' Extinct: trail-game more 5% crowns , ‘ .
at Eagle ”0'0 . H 0“ . “MI”. r‘ - the works ()fJi‘l‘llllk Chapman. . . , d fewe' 53, , . I
. - .. ,. , xlbe- . , , , ,. ‘ sold than heretofore an . ‘1 «In ‘ _
19“ th of the days at the be- The spring mlnration is my er . have been purchased ‘ ,
.232. of...“ will be thirteen .0... sun. each an minisnewrmvustrana Depos1te subject to check 1s not only it‘d...” brims M... n... 3.... W, M, ”H, m m , , , ,
' d fort minutes At the end of the this collection of pictures offers it fine “salt h t re likewise made in smal- , i . J .
south tire days will have lengthened to opportunity forfsllldcnts to so famil. . o a s a - .
payable ,
convenie
demand, but is safe and
Children’s Suite, 3 to 16 years, worth $2 to “—41.25 to $0.
, A full line of Men's Furnishings at correspondingly low prices. .1
Shoes for every one in the familly at very reasonable prices." ‘
D. . G'OTTLIEn,
ler dimensions and telescopes 2% by 2
' have been in brisk demand in some to-
calities, notably college towns. This
is extreme. however. prevailing dimen-
account in our Generaliml‘fie‘fil: Si?§§"‘.i.i.li§§e§i§ms .‘2
I: and pay Your bills byl...n..a mm m the “m ,
ep .
. . . . ';.
but this tendency is significant of the
trend of but styles.
0.. .:'
~ . - . lliutcs. larlse themselves with markings that
*dgggt'i. hygilisaggdtiigi‘lh’sfizu‘d‘rtcr of identification of new comers will be
the moon; new-moon the 12th; first easy.
quarter the 20th. and trill moon the
28th. ~
“ "'~—A used Kranich & Bach Piano.
also a Weber 8: Steinway. for less than
hit the original cost, will be sold at
firs. J. W. Studwell‘s Plano Parlors.
Milena Main St.
The Choral Union will hold a re-
.¢
'3 'I- '1-
. MINISTER COMES AT LIMA.
LIMA. Peril. March lid—Leslie
Combs, former American minister to
Guatemala and Honduras, and recently
Start
Banking
appointed minister to Peru, arrived
here yesterday wltll his wife and son.
I .
. check.
Almost all the manufacturers have .
a .. their full lines on the road and it is
. . Clothier and Furnisher,”
Sit.-
. ~- ~ ,. ~- - -» hoped that those retail‘ers \y‘lit‘tzvém‘iwfzfi «th .
westerners racism: Summary Sale If you ver kept a. check ““0““, reactants... " ETEET scum am...
fl . . ‘ ' - , ill lace larger lnlt it , - ___.--.__. _ ...__.- .. W .__...__"'
t‘m’flali‘iutl‘l'iié’ifl‘d'é’i‘fléi’d SHIIT MU 5'0 come 1n (1 let us explam how to keep 1,133.222’3‘ 'il‘. ‘Zomi’... season. Dividend Notice JOSEL‘OM’
:11, music of the Hospital Concert on I00 it and th Price of Raw Matsrlsi Still Advanc- c . _ , E; .4
Ing. .
From time to time in the past artic-
les have been published In these col-
umns recording the increases in the
price of raw materials and other etc
He's i; Cousin of Mine, Somebody
Wettingti'or You. No Wedding Bells
for Mo, Cheer Up Mary, Kiss All the
Girls for No, Brass Buttons, When the
Orioles Conic North, Shapiro's Latest
EVERYDAY N
" Hath, will hobsd. New members
well so former members will be
‘ me, as there will probably be
' so on the new season's work.
' those Maiden.
Fslrfletd County Savings Bank,
Norwalk, Conn., March 21. 1907.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Cold Medal Cannery. ' . ' ,
' I i the cost. of bat Falrlield Count Covln s Isnk hold Fency M'IM Potatoes“.
later Hats. O Brien. Dance Folio. , :fihhsfsmli-liisgusrned. nwhile in some of this dlyi I d'VWy‘i“ st in". rate. I” 4% Native 9mm” I
, . the" item! there, have been no III-0 per cation was «clot-d,” ”IRON . “$3.9“; V
ouau'rv cHochim. , 0 ,. , COLEMAN s advances. in, than the u up It!" from the min of the st .mm- .
' Main snthsncy Dom . i, . . continued“ “9""! ' ' U“ none 1’” If ' . I.
= ,. ~ . . m... rim-ctr... ......... _, « , ~ ,, * new". artist. -. ‘- ~ ..... ”"i‘ ‘
. M .. ‘°"‘ "" "” Rosa wit-W i Mi“ ' '
MA..- Idln
now-soda
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