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For the settlement of disputes lay-iv
vate industry, It was proposed that
each establishment be' regarded as an
.Induetrlal unit with weenie machin-
;ery for adjustment of misunderstand-
ings between employee and the man-
agemeut. Other of the principles dealt
with conditions and 10111-3 01 work.
wages, and the right to associate. and
51! was declared that every association
whether of whet employee or employ
ers, “must be equally subject to pub
lic authority and legally answerable
for its own conduct or that of its
agents)!
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TRISTRAM £1 HYATT
Norwslk’ sLeading Dry Goods Store
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‘ “IT UNDEWEAIL(
Those who have tried the Forest Hill make of Underwear app-o
ciate its perfect fitting and long wearing qualities.
Union Suits lor Women
All models with a choice of sleeveless, long or elbow slew es;
knee or ankle lengths.
@ . .' Spec1al Sale of Tailored Waists ' For Bifiousuless °F °°”°""‘°‘”“m “whit: fi 3.3; fi ‘ ' " $3 83
._ ”—3. Pink and Blue. A Great Bargain. Sisif' 1 3:38..“‘efiumimm‘fl‘fi. Heavy flawed—:3”. 34g: 34g 44 ' °°°°° fl .... $3 go
A2 t $1 9 "wing mequence. of mm“ are ' I!” o .3 o_efle_c4n3‘_e as. . $ 5
David W. Raymond A . 8 ~ 1333.112.” ”m“ "‘ "°°" °"“' PART WOOL—Medium weight—Sixes 34, 36, 38 ”9;... $3 00
UNDERTAKER * As we have a limited amount come at once. semen-muster: ' ' 3"" ‘°’ ‘2 “ """ $3 "0
m 0“ 1000-8: H m ‘ ‘ 8C1 tom tl without oil: Ol’ m. : SILK AND WOOL—Sizes 34, 36, 38 e c . eve - o} e o_o:e‘o_a_‘o‘efr‘.jo . 4. $3 {‘0
g wA3H|unoauz1g The Pans Cloak and 8““ House Eici‘gxefi 1' I?” the Sizes ‘0, 42, 44 ..... ,. . .1. . . .4. . . .‘._..._. .J $4 00
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payments as agreed.
Millinery
Every woman knows that we are the leading
millinery store in Norwalk. We Show as much
stock as all the other millinery stores combined.
7 ‘. Come in and look us over; Most women wait on
' themselves. They find their "own hats. We do
not bother them nor urge them. The priCe mark
is in plain figures in each hat. Just now we are
selling a great many Beavers and Velours for
women and children.
Prices Range From $4.98 to $12.00.
After buying a Hat. Coat. Suit or Dress. ask
to see our Shoes. A complete line of good. up-to-
date styles. Our guarantee goes with every pair.
and prices no high'er than elsewhere.
Shoes lor Men. Womenlloys and Girls
Ladies’ Goats
LADIES’ COATS. SUITS. SERGE AND SILK
DRESSES. VOILE AND GEORGETTE
WAISTS. ALL KINDS OF SKIRTS. FUR
SCARFS. ALL KINDS OF COATS 'AND
DRESSES FOR LITTLE GIRLS.
' Prices as reasonable as is consistent with
goodouality. Try and give us the. last look after
seeing all other lines. You. oWethat to your-1
selves. _ . . 4 .
Men’s Suits and‘0vercoats
In an the materials that it is nOssible to ob-
. tnin under the present difficult conditions. Blues.
Blacks and Dark Mixtures.
$25.00 to $4500.
Established H KR ' . Established
.1868 4. . . , , 1868'.
29-31 West Washington Street '
W:e are now ready to show you the largeSt assortment of Ready-to-wear Clothes for Men,
W omen, Boys and Girls in the city of Norwalk.
We haven’ t been doing much advertising of late—because we find that price cutting is nOt the
best method of bringing people to our store. Giving you standard, reliable merchandise at fair
prices brings us better results than price cutting baits.
Qur charge system has increased 100%,in the last 2 years and is a great drawing card in increas-
mg our sales. Hundreds of men and women are anxious to Open acharge account now!- VVHYP
Because they are earning good pay, they see their way clear to pay their bills. When a low
standard of wages exists and work rather slack, honest people hesitate in contracting bills, for
fear that they may not be able to meet their obligations.
Our system which has been before the people of Norwalk for almost 39 years, has made more
friends and customers for us than any other store can boast of.
1,1 Fathers and mothers are bringing in their boys and girls 'who are just starting out in life, showing
them how to Open a charge account—teaching them how to live up to their Obligations, impress-
ingupon the“ young minds that a good name is better than ready cash. Instead Of spending all
their earnings at one time it gives them a chance to divide their earnings, put part in thrift stamps
or in the savings bank and also a little for spending.
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A0 need to talk about 1t, no secrets, We give you the goods (that must be right) you make your
Boys’. Suits
We are agents for the famOus DOUBLE-
BILT Suits for Boys. A guarantee goes with
every suit. If same does not give the satisfac-
tion it claims to give the firm gives the customer
another suit. We have a big line from
$7.98 to $18.74.
1 Sizes 4 to 18.
Comioriables and Blankets
FOR A LITTLE LESS THAN ELSEWHERE.
We stocked up pretty well months ago at
prices much under the present market values. .\
Buy as many as you need now. as later the ‘
prices will be higher.
A FULL LINE OF SWEATERS FOR MEN.
WOMEN. BOYS AND GIRLS.
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