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Spring
Suuits .
- $15.00
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if "if his ’ .
mlllilllllllllll‘
Roller! Frothlngham ol Every-
..illllly’s To It Whal ll Can
Do For Firm
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In the rollers room or the t‘iii‘iw
liouliioin the pulli‘lt'll)’ muslin-s of Now
.liiil’on gathered at Mo third alumni.
.lliini‘r of the Xew Hill'i'l i’illilli-ili
:‘luh. roociuiy.
Mi. iiuit introrl‘rui‘l ilohlri lrl‘olll‘
iii hum. udvcrliiilu; iliniingor o.
’.\t-r,\'lmily‘a, mi it man who lllld be
up at the lop. Mr. Fronhintlium‘,
unite in port on follows; ’
"’l‘ho intluilrucllhio asset of on in ~
luuirinl huuliioSii is int» good will
allied hy publicity.
$18.00
$20.00
VINOI:
The modoin TONIC RECON-
STRUCTOR. ronlulnlun the niodlo
41ml anti-arrives of Fresh Cod lilv~
era. wlih Peptuuate of iron.
Sold only by
F. H. BAXTER
0Q uality
is the keynote of all our good:
If these figures ex-
“ i . . press your limit for a
Cam-mu um khflhuk Mara Spring Suit. we want
you to know that you are not limited to a few styles here.
We have a splendid showing of Spring Suits at then
prices-beautil'ul browns and tans. gray: and blues, in a
great variety of v«gravest and dhades. You'll enjoy select~
. ing a suit from so many choice patterns.
As for fit. you‘ll find nothing to approach the fit of
our clothes-4h: snug hug at the neck. the smooth shoul-
ders. the nifty set of the coat and trousers. Come in and
try on some of these beauties. We‘ll o it your eyes to
values you haven't dreamed of at 3:500. 13.00 and $20.00.
How about a Spiro Overcoat? Grays. tans. Oxfords.
black-newest style to to $35. This week we are aeli-
ing all of our $25 fancy Spring Overcoats at $10.00.
Spring Shirts. Spring Neckwear. Spring Gloves.
Spring Hose——what a splendid show of them we have.
Everything a man can want.
Everything boys wear but shoes.
Dainty Candy
FRESH BREAD AND CAKE
PURE ICE CREAM
.F. A. LANE
51 Waahlnqton Street,
South Norwalk
W Anderson’s Launch Works
Launches and Boatsl
Of all kinda promptly built
‘ Boats For Bola
All kinda of Repairing giving upeclaif
attention l
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Oyster Shell Point. Norwailt
lli‘m‘s'e liou‘lt'l. of Main street. is ill?
at his home. 0
Edward H. Hands, organist at St.
flary‘a Church, is ill at his home in
Cross street.
Sporiai :4le ol‘ rullled curtains ill E.
K. llnnku'. Stu adv.
. vn.n."o
James Sheehun. of River street,
: went yesterday in 'l‘orriugton (in ii
5 , pleasure trip.
John l’om‘r. of Franklin avenue», is?
roulliml l0 his home by illness.
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You will find a fine line of prepared
, amps at John G. Bauer's, Railroad
avenue. See adv.
Philip N. Snilth'a moldence. in Bay":
View avenue, is helm; repainted.
William F‘. ileKlynml min merino."
Walter “wit and .lamon' ilnugii. of ‘3 spending lb“ d” in Bridgeport oni
Nowalk, spo . yesterday in Greens luminous.
. Farms on business.
Carrier John} F. Halon, of tho Nor-
walk post‘otlict, has reiunwd altor a
lover-id days' vacation.
‘ The Home of Hart Schall'ner &%m m
TWO STORES:
Min Annie \Veyerhauoer. ol Nor-l
walk. is spending the day in Now York ‘
lily on business. .
Mini-i Mary ii‘ayou. of Hoyt street, iul
spending the tiny in Bridgeport Midi
will attend the circus. l
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The New Store
:4 Wall St.. Norwalk.
:4 South Main St.
800th NM
William Shades. 0! New llnven.
lpent lam evening as the gum of
' $0th Norwallt friends.
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Mrs. Thomas Hound. of Stamford, in!
spending ii short time with friends In '
Main street. Norwalk. l
Fresh-caught Weak and Blue, Fish
and Mackerel
Bummel P. Millard, of \Vuahlnzton,
Q, 0.. is spending a week wlth his fam-
‘ly in Gi‘nndviuw art-hue.
The house in Fairnold avenue own-
oil by Charles 1. Sterling is being ro.
framed with a coat of paint.
.. we. may...
Oliver E. Trowhrldiro ls haviur n
colllile storm wall erected in front of}
his resldonte in iinyrlew avenue. i
Arthur '1‘. Murray. 0! Harriet strain:
is spending the day in New Havon,on1
a combined business and pleasure trip.’
-—Got n 35 Safety Rotor Uulllt lor
I66. 869 ad on Page Three.
Before you buy coma and on our clock and prion.
Mr. and Mrs. .i. H. Brown. of lirook'
aide, am ironing honor slowly, alter a
ti: weeks “looks of grip.
Tullaytown mad. but of the amen. Halibut. 100 It. dtoalt Cod.
Slattiah. Bo. Eula. lea Lobaton. Long and Round Claim and
Link Naolta.
‘t
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Market.
TILIPHONI 10!.
Mira Goriidiuo Shepard and Miss
Anne (luerlii attended theatre in
Bridgeport, hint evoulnz.
The Crown (lumblnoln at the Old
Well liook & udder company parlor-
lu in the hands of the piano tuner. to-
day.
Francis 0. Ward. of Arch street, it ”u' orzuvdny,
Wading the l-llppodrome, in New
York city. thin afternoon.
Dancing at Rolon Saturday ova.
A'l'horo will he a meeting of the gov-
min: board of the Norwalk Country
Club at the club house on Friday over
‘A alas.
m.-
Work on Frank C. Becker‘s new
brink atruoiuro. in Waahlniiton urea-t.
has been owned and the collar la bo-
lng oxvavatad.
Sugar ! Sugar !.
Nwiumumtommr. rm pm. of a...» la m to ion
emu. Par a law daya only we are ailing: ,,
88 POUND. «RANULM'ID 0m
20 POUND. OHANHLATIO m...................|l.oo
IOVIHIIGN TOOTH rowan la a winner—1h. Ono almit given.
The muolélnal committee of tho
Mhama’ and Manutaoturura' Anno-
outlon la «nodular! to hold a mootlnx.
fl. evening.
Ono at the wagon. oi the ll'lnuoy a
Mine Blanche Pohlman. daughter of
”Mayor and Mrs. A. M. Pohlnmi. it
oonilned to liar home. in Spring street. ,
glut intone in Wall lm, has linear; 'llh’ “lilo”. today. «Id-IL nun—-
“a“ “$.33: ”w" ”'9" ' com mum. om: or the alum The Union Pldflc Tea Company
“1.." ' W.wlliholdnmtln¢thtaann«; ”I”! ii I hum! , m .
in. la Iyatlo Chain- nail. and all mola-
lion are mauled to ho area-int.
imam Gilbert 1. Fitch. of 24 con.
man. Btamlord. who mum
“git a (on wealth aio, in now
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M" mm.
FREE
"10 I *
Thursday, May Hill.
is Dividend Day
Value for Pink Stamps.
BRING YOUR BOOK M AND RECEIVE 10 STAMPS FREE
See the New Premiuma we ha to just received.
You get Bigger
83 G. 85 WASHINGTON 6T.
"Hm first. no wise liltll. lot us lay
Miro “ho. roml li t-luili'. We must'
n'iroo that the first Mint. and thri
,niort (militant tillaot. u!" up industriai‘
linisliioss ill that its. pruduit must in
ill“) per mill. in quality. it must hr
Sun mod ua hrzzliui and skill and huh
floaty of purpose um lllliltt’ li. 'i‘ho m.-
it re for its manufacture must ilv in?
lfts‘oxrelltnm. it must lie so Rood.
:(‘hlrt it can roll itself. even if not ad
li’ortlrml at all.
' “Also. tho produu must have sin»
235:“? men behind it. Personal honor
élllllhl ho hrou‘zlit into it. The in
paucity of tho inhaler r-rnlisuuin mini:
ism-snout! the iiurhuiou. Eaterncaa
‘to improve» tho product constantly.
i
lmnst ruin the shop. The thing made.
Emmi he tho. lionnst prldi» of the mun“
gwho make, it.
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A. F. Beckmann 8: Co.
PHONE 440
SOUTH NORWALK.
The Car that is Built
Call Us for a
"ll‘rnultly romanim that n commodi.
3‘ W In of no good unless it lo auto to
I afl‘élwlfle lta own )lflllllt‘ll)‘ by ri-anou ............. ,.............
ll of ill: own quality and servloonhlrni'as
l» and that rloarly mnagom that in ad
gt't‘l'tliw ll. lllt‘lliilllly. is to give it an in»
" rli sirurtliilo dam-l.
Chicago Experiment.
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"in (lhlrnno. a low years into. lita
State smart dopnmnvnt mums not in-
oelhor and nary-ml that ihrir commu-
irlvu advorilslne was too grow a lax.
They unlturl in ii mutual promiao to
routine their mlvorilnluu, t-arh Mort“
lo a single column daily The “‘51!"
union had fallen on on per rent. it
wasn‘t tiled main.
5 "A very huge part (it tho public-hr
4th create! popular"
iatrniitht out display of advorflaina.
"Women buy Wanna advertlsln‘t
fianakana and lantern limit wants.
3 "Ono l‘.llmflllh‘ old which hold ad-
'verniilnr rive; to a good rommodlly
.- ih the comm-tithe advertiaing which it
"Here it another V“ w whlrh oliowa
lhow adela iii: strengthen a corn-
f:rnoditly. Your advertising compels you
3rotuutuntly to improve the thing you
Endurtlw
"No! I am going to prudent. aa a
lflnal Vit‘". one whlrh has unror boon
lain-minted. ”Xi‘olll by a very low 0!
iho moot far lacing ningnatrs of in-
dustry and merchandise.
Uymp‘thy With Public.
"'l‘o oxnrou it no aluiply an imoallilr
ndtoriialnn croatoa I bond 01 dyin-
pathy with the public.
"Who ooedn that bond of aympathy
with the while? You who dopand on
the public? You, mo of the great in
dustrial oorporailono. You. who do-
. pond on the untold: good will. You,
who grow rioii on the mall ratios
which tho mammoth public- niiya ovoi-
to you. What do you need on much
u a Nail of ”apathy bunt-ea your-
lona eventual Mmha politic!
"'i‘hoao ho nortontlouii darn. when
the blunt ladurtrlai mmmlooa
walk ginorly. hire a moon on «new
tall: ion. Tho wind iii imminent with
own to sandman oaiiital.
me.hutaflhm$¥flflm
coho nod thorn-arty not:
‘ who out. to talent in luio and
m with ill-f Will“
a
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,Wdlthmolmn
" m1 "aluminiutuu’n
MIMI!” AWriunlnoa
m u... at Loom.
«mo
dé‘ifi‘md fa ‘
"Out than in a male amigos.
Ital-u. width doom ‘t om” dianrlnir
am accurately Moms the y ao-
cm ~ ;
V“M'Wt want to on not
“lion. Hr. arm of industry aad
EEC “am...“ . W4.-- w”.-. ..- ..
The Kli
A comfortable and
THE HENRY ‘
.S. ‘L. BENEDICT, Agent
to Sell on its Merits
Demonstration
08 SOUTH MMN ST.
Phone 092-2.
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ne Kar
eady Touring Car. With a quiet running motor.
a
baud on the finaat mocfianlcai principles. 4-30 four or live-passenger-
Touring Car. tuily equipped. at $1675. Runabout. 31500.
W. B. UNHOLTZ
won that in one “malt ilwlr rornlilni-d Agent for western Connecticut
82 South Main St
Tomorrow la dividend day at Dooli-
anonn’o. Beerarlv.
.Q
The Henry F. Guthrie homestead. in
Silvermim, has been purrhnsed by
Brooklyn parties. through William ll.
Guthrie. The old homestead will he
romodiod, oxteniilvr- improvements to
the plare. being contemplated and wlll
be ready for ot-ouiianry hy the owner.
on or about July lat.
Audubon m, manager of the Wes-
\ tern Union Telegraph slatlon. in Booth
Nor-walk. took the mound day‘s vacu—
tlon he has enjoyed for tho imhlmn
live years, yesterday. when he Journey»
ed all the way to lirldnepnri to Boo the
performanoo Q: l’oll'a theatre. 'l‘lila la
the laat week at this popular theatre
lurid ton arts 0! vaudeville are on the
program. ‘
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Harold hi. Welhorwax. of Newark,
N .l.. a former Norwallt young man.
who alnoe leaving here has hem
armor! the «form. now souda mount
.to hilt Norvalli friend: tolling that
ho hail around it line position for tho
Jummer an clork in tho Port Inflor-
aou llolel. Port Jolleraou. L. l. lllii
many frlondo with him success in his
new undertaking.
trim and the not. muricloua. holler-l 1.0 1“de “m“ ll. 0mm", mLi
lion“ tho distinction at home tho
{that bother to take a dip in menu»
flora of the aound oil the Narnia
Ecouotry muo'heneh. Tho aaaial pro
int-lam or the unilateral» limo.
tom oi! the cloak of his yeah. this
motor. and blind into boyhood to»
n in mlmo. ialtlna a luxurious
who in tho rooliun Vittoria. Ho owin-
ad that “the tram nu loo'? their in
turnout“.
own We. of loath Nor-yolk m
mum to nttond on mainline Hctdn.
m. Planted warm or children."
51 1». 0mm Matti minor. if
tho ”I“. in than atoll Mom mil.
than}! t a.
Pc‘
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P
no mm at tho Wouldn't» now.
Floyd Coffin of Norwalli. is apt ndlug
the (lay ln'Briilaeflort. “Wilding the
slums.
Mia. John Smith or Chapel strut,
ls mourn»: n: the ilOBpl-lal aft-Jr her
rot-om operation.
Ernest 1}. Wilson. of \Vt-st Main
sin-oi, and n friend. are lnilridgeport
today nttending‘ihe circus.
Thorn Win a writing 5‘ zit-loll inst ovo-
niuu or ihv at. hlnry‘il Ladies Aid 5;»
cloly. .\iurh work was accomplish-
rd til the aoaalon.
The Girla‘ Friendly Such-1y or
Grin-o (Thurrh met last owning and
round for the hospital. Much work
will. norompllahod.
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Thnddoua ll. llnyer. of South Nor-
waik. attended the lllllll annual ronvo- .
canon of the Mom Excellent Grand
Royal Arvh (‘havtor o! (,‘onnoollrut at.
New lllu'rn yooterdny.
..
The ruin of yesterday and lht‘ night
lbw-fore. nhhouxh dlliiori'. did a world
of wood to tho 'iflllfi and rmwutly
planted xnrdruo. thu- results helm; im
orywhoro ziriiaronl. -
mm...
Wolromo Stranger Lodge. tlomi of
El. ammo. hold it nodular intention that
arr-ulna. ‘l‘wo now momhorn Worn re-
mind and thre application for
momliorahip. lloutlno lmulnoas “I,
mounted.
Goorfl Cannon. Warren 0. Wood- ‘
ward. Homo Green. all or Norvalh.
and two friend» or the latter from Now
York oily. are attending tho name or
tum Kai. and William College. at
New Haven today.
A lam number at people are taiilnn
advantage of tho trot-y mm to
Maori today to Minoan tho om
our parade and than the other» MW
lite. The Brianna“ llno in munitions
tn can which man thump am
“* m- '1
curtain Union omen. motion
datum. mm mun W
«a limited on. Win or law
part of I. in bond. «loom to tho,»
atatii mm. A will tour
W n to Warm
Ulric I“
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Norwalk Chronicler