. It is not I. hit hoe early to1hesln leng your Blaster apparel.
‘ dilutes is not silvery tar sway. Buying early means best selections.
'7 MEN W110 KNOW come here for clothes becnlpe they are confident
t our clothes are always rtuht in every detni and our price is train
%7 to 110% lower than others. We handle nothing but pure worsteds.
on will stand buck oi the guarantee. We show a line ct chosen gai-
merits trash from the work room,- from handsome new spring rubrics
or the standard price.
i1
”Copyright Clothing Company
6 NORTH MAIN STREET
$7 and $10 . .
LADIES‘ COATS,trom ....,......
. WAIST84W0 carry the largest and best selection in town. ,,
1‘ .1183 SOUTH MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALI‘.
Sale of stung Suits. Cclts. Skirts, Welds ea" Gloves
LADIES' SUITS. regular price 818. 00 for today only .. . .. .. 09.98.
.‘LADIEB’ SUITS. regular price $22 50. tor today only 012.08
LADIES' 8th 3. regular price $25. 00, it» this sale. use
LADIEB' SKIRTS,t tom ... . . . . . . . .01.” to $15.00
fisssssr
.s-no....5-a- - .
trom ....-....i.....~. .. ...... ...’.........
. ”08.00
Wagons carry a lull line of the well known KAYSER SILK
LadiES’Cloaks,Suits.WaiRs
and ‘ Millinery
Children' s and Infants’ Wearing Apparel a Specialty.
A Beauty in an Easter Suit for $9. 50
ONLY ONE DOZEN 0N HAND
L COLDEN’S, 68 Washington Street
~-rc-II.se-v‘st::l‘8D”‘°.155w .
nos. 2 and 5 came suannIc.
EASTER s * "CIALS i
NEW MODE FANCY TAILOR— MAD SUITS. in all the newest shades and colorings, in plain satin finish
clothes and fancy stripes and mixtures; at o, in all the staple shades, in all sizes, for ladies, and a lull line or
misses 14,16 and 18 years. »
V Ladies’ and Misses’ Spring Jackets
COVFII'I‘ (‘IDTII JACKETS. In short medium and long; III AGK CHEVIO I‘ ANDIIROADCLOTII JACKETS;
IBLACK 'IlAFFE'I‘A SILK GARMEV'I‘S, ill the latest styles. 7
KID GLOVES 4 ..
All the newest and most (.orrcct styles in LADIES‘ MISSES‘ and CHILDREN' 8 KID GlJOVES are here
for vcur inspection. we sell only the very best qualities. Many of them are our own importation All the new-
est shades as well as black and white. PRICE. 1.00 T0 $3.00.
-We are showing the season 's newest and most uttIactlye etyles in. LACE LAWN ulul LINEN COLLARS
and FANCY ’l‘iES.
11s ”:8:
TELEPHONE 450. .
GANS CO.
tenures- STREET.
‘ NIN NI] ENS: ER [NEERINGS
MEN’S
, . ‘1 Pure "Worsteds, nil the newest
teed ho tit this season’s goods only.
816.00 Suits at. . .09.00‘
$13.00 Spits ut....-, ........ $1.00
SUITS
shades. all tailored mode, guru-en
$20.00 Suits nt..,......1....$12.00
BOYs’ and Children’s suns
Ages 2% to 17
J; 50 Suits at. .. ............ 01.50
33. 50 Suits ut. .‘ ..... . . . ..... $2. 25
$6.00 Suits at... .......... ..$3.00
$6. 50 Suite ut. .............. $4.50
MEN’S SHOES
,7»Th_e well known brand, the Tuttle
lasts, Goodyear Welt We will otter at
Regular
We want you.- -to come in and
Shoe in all leathers and all
,.y.. ........... ..$2.7,5
at $3 50. '
BOYS' SHOES
’ Sti'onx Boys' Shoes. durable, at
. . . . . $1.00, “.25. $1.50 and $2.00
convince yourself that we have
11‘1here the bargains and that all or our goods me exactly us more
he.
No trouble to show goods and
money cheerfully refunded it1
eds are In any way unsatisfactory. ‘
D. GOTTLIEB
Efren ass-s.
11 North Main Street
Our stock oi Chicks. is the Ingest and finest in.
, all, the, world. You can
be sure that when you
make a selection here than is so similar piece is exist-
sure that would plmi you better, and that the was. you -
pay a In: thus u smaller merchant could possiblyuuh
1.0m 0! the 1V1ery et- 1
"active pieces that
1 .trsnusnv.
Rich. deemhrilliunt 1 "‘
enhwithwhihemetul
11 >7 inner. .34. 215
The Best Advertisement Is
aPiessedCuIilomer
Spectacles and Eye Glasses
that tit the face and lit the sight
are the kind that please.
EENlIIlNl IPIIIII Ill.
Successors to
HOMER B. HOYT.
United Bank Building
97 Washington St.
OFFICE HOURS—8 to 11:30
and 12:45 in IS: 00. and Saturday
evenings." a to 9.
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HIS NATURE CURE.
Dr. Higgins Hus Summer Camp Near
Ridgedeld.
All or the semen school teachers or
BInokiI'n received recently It circular.
announcing that the Summer Nature
Camp for “omen sud gills at Sunrise
Park. near Ridgetleld, will open Junel.
Dr. A. Sidney Higginn or No. ll Kins-
sion avenue. Brooklyn. who manages
it. limit! to cure nerve ‘und stomach
disorders. says the New York World.
Tin; rule of the camp is that the camp-
ers shnll weer noclothiug. except in
bad (It cool weather. and shall live
. upon fresh milk and cereals.
Dr Higgins said that there are no
maladies of the kind referred to that
cannot be cured by exposing the naked
body to sunshine and air. dieting as
he prescribes and taking required
rest.
Sunrise Perk consists of 1.500 notes
in an isolated section of GSnnectlcut
lonr miles from s railroad. in a heavily
wooded region. The doctor occupies a
house and the campers live in tents at.
some distance from it. They are re-
quired to go to bed at dusk.
The tents are furnished with beds
and cots. but some of the campers pre
(:9 to sleep in hammocks suspended
item trees. . Others sleep- on the
ground. Their recreations ere arch
cry. tennis. (melts and swimming. For
those inclined to strenuous exercise a
1 wood pile and a. buck saw are provid-
cd. Long walks are taken. On these
ween Webb
A. oasis Burrs,
DEALER IN
Hard and Soft Wood,
unwed and ""Split Rudy for
ye”!
“Sort Wood. “-00, per cent; 01.50 per
“‘19
“13):: Wood, 07.00 per card: 01.75 per
“Stilt WM. 11160 extra per 36. cord.
vm Ne. 74 Matthew Ave. '
Tel. 1m NORWALK. CONN.
Dividend Notice
FAIRFIELD COUNTY SAVINGS
,. B '
KI
March 18 1909.
At a meeting of the directors or the
Fulrtleld (Johnny Savings Bank. held
‘ this day, It dividend at the rate or tour
per cent. out was declared to
the dupes 'crs mm the earnings of
the six months ending March dist.
1909. The same will be entered on
use books and paid on and after April
10, 1909.
SEYMOUR CURTIS
m25 3t Treasurer
Savmgs Society
_ Incontinence 1349.
Deposits Mill'cll ISL I909,
$3,655,424.37
George M. Holmes, Front. 7
Wm. A. Curtis. ViceoPmt.
MRI-emit A.’ File. Buoy 0. Trees.
TRISTRAM 8: HYATT, NORWALK CONN.
TRY OUR
Bolognas, Frankfurters and San-1
sages 7—." made fresh, daily-
Meats and Provisions of all kinds.
FKARL!
70 NORTH MAIN STREET
Phone“ 7’ l
SMOKE the BEST’1
18 THE BEST 100 CIGAR 0N TH1E11
TWIN CITY
IN THE 50 CLASS. BOTH UNION
MADE.-
B. J. REYNOLDS
MANUFACTURER.
Moétly About Coal
If coal mining is suspended for
ashort time it will make no dif-
ference with the consumer. There
are millions of tons now stored
for just such an emergency. Our
can: neéoa'msur or
EASTER
Post—"Cards
Sc aidEEIOIfceach
W. A. Buggennan
occasions the campers weer bathing ‘-
suits or a short single garment. The
11: wee" clothing also when they visit the
lies a. matron. hut '
was established
a on September at).
Dr. Higgins s a so or A.-8 Higgins,
Sn. who 3 connected with the
Brooklyn ubllo schools all the active
years of h s life. The doctor abandon- ‘ ‘
ed the use or drum live years ago. . .
"The medical profession is tophesvy
. with theories.” he said. “Back to no.-
III-strata! Catalog on Request
1 , west 2lst and 22d St.
THE YARD. '
fineness Mugsztne )
author not long1.‘ngo
'1 inho's book-store, but fer some
‘ 7 not. attract the atten-
‘I‘ a. clerk. If. interest being cen-
tend R’ shun gentleman who was
us down guess on a. pad. The
Ile verinihst direction
that: it... Yorlt City
“And now sir. you have almost com-
. plated s- library of which you will be
proud: hut. of course. you will want
Balzac? ' . "
“Wadi.- I don t .know, now. You see.
we ve only got two- teet‘ and seven
lnches' space left." the old gentleman
replied. »- “Go ahead and insecure him,
ture and fire rlnciples is my Incite. "7
THE LOVELY wnlrnzss. , L
Gen. J. W F. Hughes, of the Karim
national guard, takes at: epochs or
granulated sugar to every cup of cot;
tee The only reason pie csslgns t
that he likes “his coffee sweet,"
sling he jumped o ’5 train
it w‘ his
train. ,.
rsu- my eating use he w
met! his
though and Ithhe 131:“. too wide, I'll How
W yOlll‘ SRIRI‘Y.
you ought to c
oif it as a practical protection so.
y be Some irregularity in the drséwing‘ at
1877 on)- per cent. and keep open trpm hrs
a ‘ 7 ,
Saturn 7
.11 sorted. “iBhosslth
"' and witches! ou77ot th‘ dlu- 7
; will he in encrmOus demand in. ‘
7 the course of in week or so. We '
:- are ready w th 7the very newest .7
f of the new i round in Shoe-‘7-
Edam. We also call attention to -*
'1 our- completq range or models in. “
Ehtermn Shoes for men. Here a .
.7 It hint as to prices: . .
Ladles' London Smoke Suede
-1 Roots “H00" ‘ ‘
Emerson Shoes tor Men. 03
think they hsv ECH- ‘e a a uni"
eep‘e up the ti
. .liti ‘sl‘ In. lib
pitting the wood , '
to buy now" we are ready. 7
For Spring we have received a1
big lot of the pulverized Manures
which we have sold with such set»
isfaction for a few years past, in
convenient bags. ., I
-...J ‘
The Ferris Coal Cof‘
The Reger Ludlow l
MARKET. YOU CAN'T sear THE f
own stock' Is large. If you choose 1.
Sca ter
Your Dollars
About recklessly. 7‘ Concentrate yourbuylng at the store
where your dollars go farthest. All true values will .
stand .the supreme test—COMPARISON. . . 1’
. s1 z ‘
([5? Wit-1 want you to compare tcilook around, to get ia-
miliar with values, qualties and prices and ‘we feel con~
fident after doing so ydu‘ll concentrate your purchase 7 .,
here. It ' '
l ,
This Is The Pod-
ples Store
(I We are busy when others are waiting for trade to
come. Why? Because the people know {rem experi—
ence that we carry the largest and best stocks of Mil-
linery. Tailored Garments, Clothing for Nico, and the 7
- most complete stock of Furniture to The Norwalks.
1 Charge Accounts So
Norwalk Chronicler