The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-11-22
OPENS THIS MORNING.
HUKLER'S BRANCH NEW HATEN
 STORE.

Improvements Made at Store Cost s2O,-
 OOO-New Haven Contractors Did All
 the WoFk-New Haven Clerks VIII
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 Candy stOre-New Haven Agencies
 to be Retained.
 The New Haven branch candy store of the Huylers, New York city, will be opened to the public this morning. and considering the great amount of irn- provements made at the store in a very short time the management has accom- plished wonders in being able to throw open the doors of their new store to- day Huylers confectionery is renown- ed the country over, and this is the firms S5th store. The firm has now thirteen stores in New York city. The twelfth and thirteenth there were open- ed a few days ago. The New Haven store is at 914 Chapel St., next to Mal- ley's, and is where the HubbeH shoe store was located. The new store will present a fairyland like appearance. A large force of employees, including the mechanics, worked all night to accom- plish the big task of opening the store to-day. Great changes have been made in the store in the line of beautifying, and modernizing It. The new flooring is one foot lower than the old, thus giv- ing a more roomy and improved ap- pearance to the premises, and 4he new flooring is of ceramic mosaic tMinR. which is very handsome. The walls and ceiling of the mainsstore are taste- fully adorned, the color scheme being cream and gold. The counters, shelv- ing, etc., are of mahogany. Opening into the main store in the rear is a. specially fitted and equipped large room, called the pagoda, adorned with palms and mirrors, and with latticed arbor, and encircled by wisteria vines and leaves. It is lit by a multitude of electric lights. Here patrons can re- gale themselves with the famous H,iy- Ter healthful ice creams and fountain soda water and confectionery. The milk for the creams Is from Mir. Huy- ler's celebrated Hyde Park private dairy, New York state, one of the ffr- est private dairies in the world. Fur ther back in the rear is the stock room. laden with goo1s. The improvements of the store made by the Huylers cost $2O,OO0, and the firm has a ten years lease of the premises.
 MT John F Tupper, general manager, has been supervising the work and tie beautiful improvements of the store are of his own designing and planning. The Inew store will have for it's chief Miss Elizabeth McGrath of one of the lead- ing New York Huyler stores. The girls who will wait on patrons are all hrous stE from New York, and will be employed here only short time, and until New Haven girls can be obtained to fill their places. Then they will return to their New York places MT. Huyler has enn- the work, giving local help the prefer ence. The new store is a credit to New Haven, and to the renown of the Huy- Ter firm. The Huyler firm was founded many years ago by J. s. Huyler, well known the country over for his prom thence in philanthropic and benevolent work, and for the generosity of his gifts in these directions, and MT. Huyler Is still at the head, one of the noted active business men of New York He Is presi- dent of the Huyler company.
 It may be added that the general manager said yesterday that ''aH the old local agencies for Huyler's will cons tinue to sell their goods, and will have the additional advantage of being able to get their supply fresh almost daily. Most of the local agents will also begin carrying much larger variety of our goods.
 "The company firmly believes that the new store will prove a stimulant to the trade of the local agents, and we shall be much surprised if a largely increas- ed business in our goods is not reported from the candy counters of all cur agencies in New Haven