Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, March 26, 1920 · page 15

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and in defense ot.theug

' 3 .‘ interviewed ”newspaper
, - . with the request that
f. m statement he made pub-

Deoelnber the teachers 0!
the school

.. noted to grant the in-
—. ”fledaiecalwaytodo
" Who lound. 150 further action
. tabs. for a month when the
‘_..u.. net~with theschool board
j-reoonf .tlie'~'propoaed.ralse. The
‘ .. then -unanimously- voted to
t theadvice of Secretary Hine
the attorney general. The at-

: y general did not. give any de-

' A -n.. hut Secretary Hine replied
t the school board of Ridgefleld
Fld Inflnlly give the increase Still
actiu was taken. The teachers
std-sided to show the board a
w, it they desired to take
. - top of it. A resignation signed

if m it three teachers was sent
‘ the school board to take effect on

ch & This action was miscon-

* ’ - -ed by the townspeople as being
"mike." This was never intend-

as mftqrteachers. have higher

 

‘3!!!“ 3200.000, to build-
inn. at - Atlantic avenue and _’ Oliver
street, early team. .Tnmc,,0n_4¥1‘n’
tic avenue, the principal trier! : or
communicatlgg Won the . . -

. rminal . Station. was

sos'ron. m 25.—Fire caused
mares-tins

um disturbance tocommut'ers. '
A five-story building. oned by the

cry, Jose. : 2'! l: Company; niac ' '
m, an. Sa‘ional Machine Cone

ver street, Was «'rmaged ontwonoors,

Italian Troops Take?

ROM’E, March 24.— talian. troops to
day forced the surre er of workmen
who had seized. the Miami and Silvesi
tri factories tit—Naples, following a re-
jection of their claims for increased
wages. The men, after seizing the
factories, barricaded all entrances and
raised the Red flag.

’orkmen at Turin have occupied
the F. l. A. '1‘. factories as a protest
against the hours of work enforced
there.

 

. 9.
On Monday, March 15, the teach-
resumed their duties to Ilphold
eir principles and to play fair by
. children of the town of Ridge-

 

YLIGHT SAVING IN
NAUGATUCK VALLEY

éwANSONIA. March 27».— Daylight

ving without selling llw clocks

read will be effective in Ansonlu.

11V. Shetbn and Seymour beatn-
April 4.

 

NEW BRITAIN CON-

CERN PROSPEROUS.
5 NEW BRITAIN, March 25—9.: Ulu
‘annual meeting of the directors 01
'l.anders. Frary and Clark Company.
unis afternoon, it was voted to put the
stock on a twelve percent. annual
‘dividend basis, instead of ten regulars
and four extra, as in the past.

I ._________
I Cut living costs with a back-yard

Massachusetts Generatxospitai ‘Co‘xi .
pontion, LL‘} destroyed, 171th consld: "
mg lf‘zvr- m the Bay State pingi-

the occupants or which were, the A. ~
B. See Elevator Company and the-
Ault I: Wibong Company, ink dealers. .

. Factories From Workmen A

joining building, on 911- 5

 

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The Mill Outlet Sale

A 124 Washington St., So. Norwalk

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IT'S HERE IF IT'S HOUSEWARE.

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Spring and Housecleaning Needs at Our

Usually Low Seinrdzty Prices.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

.. ALARM CLOCKS
Lackel pier-«E. max-unwed:
$1.98 velar: . ....... At $1.69
COOKING POTS
Good qualiiy gray enameled.
with cover. side 01‘ ball hon-
dle: lowiuaz'x capacity: value

$1.89 At $1.59
.. STONE CROOKS
“uh C0\PT>Z I-zzillon size.
Special 79c

WOOL STOVE MITTENS
Excellent for polishing stoves:
75c Value. Special 590
BLACK DUSTLESS
DUSTING CLOTHS
39c size. Special ....... At 29c
MlTT'S GARBAGE CANS
It's an extra livery, cnrrugzizel.
galvanic-d rm. and will stand
all kinds of lard uw. Fam-

Wc IRON RAKES
l-‘nr g...tl+it Uat‘l 12 tine..At 47c
GARDEN FORKS
mood quail!) stool; $1.59 value
.................... At $1.29
$1.49 CEILING DUSTERS
“Tone :wine' wooden block and
loner handle. Spf‘cial....$1.29
TAELE OIL CLOTH

47‘i21.3.wgl “bile and colors.
opecml. Saturday ..... 59c yd.

SCRUEBING BRUSHES
01' lJl‘O‘XR’lllJl'C, large size; regu-
lar 29c .............. At 216
98; DUSTLESS VIOPS AT 795
Hf black mine. long handle.
SHELF OIL CLOTH
\\'hi1e or Colored. Saturday,
° .......... . ........ 1213c yd.
25c PIE PLATES AT 19:

 

 

 
 
 

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ily rii’xe. 13;};11111 $1.33. Sutur- Gray enameled, deep medium
day ................ At $2.79 rilfii‘.
GAS MANTLES NO. 8 TEA KETTLES
Inverted s’jdw: r- :ulur 15c All Puppet nickel plated; rogu-
eacn ............ At 2 for 24¢ litl‘ $3.75. Sntu1‘da}'....At $2.39
25 WASHINGTON ST. SOUTH NORWALK.

*Majestic Electric Heaters

fiat down your furnace—SAVE COAL—a
“organ—ken...-
_. llOor 220 Volt. Pric . . . . . ..

AT 6 P. M. SATURDAYS.

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h. 4.. _ 1 2.1““ ’ V"
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To prOperly appreciate the large
and varied assortment of up-to-
the-minute styles of Millinery,
Straw Shapes, French Flowers .
and Fancy Ornaments of all dc-
scriptions, it is necessary for all ~
you ladies to Visit our store. .

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You will agree with us and you’ll
- “declare us, as usual, the Leading
Millinery Store in Norwalk.

- You Will find Our prices Within
reach-of every purse. , You can se-
leCt your'shape and your flowers ~
and. we win 7 tum your hat: wmte

you “Wait... A « rdi "l invitation is
to Vlsit our store

 

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