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GOOD CLOTHES
We’ve just opened the advance spring
~ styles. The exhibit is interesting in every
detail.
KUPPEI IHEIMER 5
Lots of fine suits for men
and young men. Fabrics
are choicer; styles more
varied; value keener.
$36.00
ther Fine Suits,
JACOBY’S
The House of lil‘l‘PENflEL‘lER Good Flothes.
ONLY TWO '
MORE NIGHTS -‘
NOR‘VALK
ARMORY
BATTERY “C”
FASHION
EXPOSITION j
' AND—-
Vincent LOpez’s
Orchestra
SPECIAL ATTRACTION -
TO - NIGHT -.
THE NORWALK TIRE & RUBBER
COMPANY
Will Show the Complete Building of a “N or- ._
walk Tire" from its First Stages ~.‘
NEW MODEL DISPLAYS, VAUDE I
DANCING AND VOCAL NUMBIXREJLE,
50c Admits You to .All .
"Geode Cheer W1 "
A Place to Eat Par Exollaneo
Cakes and Pastries to Order tor Home Us.
I. D‘nngATERER FOR PARTIEQ
« on mo’
Mule Every Enable—0:3. 0:00 3D, 00“.
. it
. « .5
$25.00 to $45.00 i
. .4» wage i
izenzt be admitted to the conference
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tcrs. for a. wage increase of 2912 per;
'«nnt. restoring: the wage schedule to.
to a Completed Tire. f .
T7 ' today. when the executive committee
' of the Cotton Manufacturers’ Associa—
‘I‘on was to meet the textile council
' In discuss the demand of the )atter for
COTTON MEN ,
TALK OF WAGES
FALL RIVER.;1\Iass., March 23.—
lmportunt developments in the cotton
textile industry here were looked for
THE ‘DAILY SENTINEE
Mrs. Tamba. Mrs. Moran and Mrs.
\veek.
' Deaths and Funerals.
Funeral of Mrs. Rockwell
Funeral services for the late Laura
A. Rockwell were held this morning
at. 11 o'clock from the late home. 133
Main street, Rev. 1". H. Jacobs, of
the South Norwnlk Congregational
Rogers were visitors at: school this
church officiating. The services were?
largely attended and there were mam 9 .,
l'l‘extile organization in January anal
-sl~huol. \\'n lint Mia):
(,‘clot‘k. “as most rfil'llllidlc- tn llJtVlnlz‘ Mn! liul-ln 1‘ Ti r‘.‘ L '1 “In" Fits at" :
l‘honv 1‘38.——l
;lHt'l:llly thankful to Dr. ‘
ll'lJt'lllg :lt llll‘ disposal of lllt‘ school;
'ing the Session. may be taken home.
1::iluz'l2y \xith his inll't ate: for their in \\
a. - t.
re ‘t of fifteen per cell floral offerings from friends of UN
The ro osal of the manufacturers .. .. q ' 1
that a fompmittco of disinterested citi- deceased. The 1(mains were taken 1
was accepted by file textile council place in Lake Cemetery.
yesterday. The members of the citi-
zuls committee. who will take no part , Carolyn Montgomery Sanders
in the wage deliberations. but will act 3 Lora! friends (if-Carolyn Montgom
as unsteners." were selected by both i cry Silliders, wife of Thomas C. Sui.
parties to the nefi‘otlntions. They are: I tll'l‘S, and daughter or the late In \
Rt. Rev. Monsignor James E. Cassld‘v, ; James Montéomery, learned of h! .
Rt' Rm" Monsignor .Jl‘fln A‘ Prm 0““ l recent death at her home in Haiti
Rev. Dr. I}. C. Herrick. Rev. Manu'illnmw \lrs “a ‘ _ I“ ‘
.\. Silva and Judge Edward 1". | ‘ ' ‘ .. ' "‘li "3 “as 11 815“? 0-
lZnnify. . l::'“‘“~‘l“‘¥‘ 11. Montgomery: and at om
A demand by President Thomas F. SKELV‘X‘: :33?“ nt‘ of “”5 ("5' “hi,"
\lt-hlahon of the I'nited Textile “'ork. I “ . ' “0“!) and liked: 'lln
I lunexnl “318 ht‘ld this afternoon at
353“ O'clock from late home. TN?
the 1920 basis, has been disregardmli .Rl‘f‘fr‘i'” strait, Baltimore. Md. and
h\' the manufacturers since November. i ”_”‘ r~"“‘“t- will?“ “WIS Dl‘h‘utc “as in
\i'orkers affiliated with the, Unitedi 1'4”“"101'0.
thorizcd President McMahon to call a ‘ A cm“: a sh” p and a Pit: arr- lug”?
strike. At a mass meeting: Monday mm“! m thr» “Wm" “r St 110‘”; LF L.
night Mr. .\tpxlahon announced tint ”my”. "llihirtn ii: that cit hue-“H; T
he would withhold the strike call .::r 1 ”PM “211111.:‘5, .
pvmlint: the result of today's- ennfl r—I
rncc. lie charm-d that the tevtih
"ouncil was in collision with tlzv
manufacturers to bring about :1 small
wage increase, prohahlv 121-;- p- r cent.
\vhivh might :ncrt a strike in ["4111
I itlr. .
’ RilS‘ZfBAl'TERY
Ndrth—Center STEON
S h 01 Notes ' If your luattlrv nv-ds nthntion. or
c 0 ’ l l? lytvil UN- in 11.1.! n.’ .'l n« W lllllltl"),
» this «vnxvrn is at _\'ulll‘ ht'l‘\l(‘(‘ “ill:
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:le school pmslwlun lir. “'lllinm .l.1 “I.” 4:, \\'.-:s A“ 1:21..
Tracy. iltltll't‘SS them. The (‘hili l.q 18“ .\vln rtir‘t n1. ht.
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email :‘ sugtttstmns
SuperintL-nd- Hi
all! l‘lltH-ll to
run}.- to llltlll l_\'
Buchanan.
.\t the close of session
.th rnrmn :t ivn-tv “as gixen to Max.
'«l‘ lit-in rt .loms. “ho is Inning
yestc rill)
‘nme in ('h \a land. Hl to.
School “*(lvonlml back this \\'t‘('l{
‘lnst-r l'Iarl Rants, “ho ins hut:
::l~sv:nt some time hccause of i'lnrss.
EASTER
FOOTWEAR
The Newest and Most Authori-
tative Fashions for Spring
Are Now on Display.
FOR WOME. ’.
GREY SUEDE PUMPS—Wide one strap. two buttons, Cuban
heel, black trim .............................. . , $7 00
PAT. COLT PUMPS—One-strap. grey suede, quarter 'Baby
5 heels ..... . . . . . ............................... $6.50
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“It‘s Here It It‘s Houseware"
PROMPT '
DELIVERY
HOUSE AND GARDEN NEEDS.
Saturday shoppers will have an opportunity to supplv
many garden and household needs at considerable savings.
These specials are from our regular stock and the qualities are
absolutely reliable.
Lanterns Vacuum Bottles
95c large size barn
lanterns at . . .. 79c
E camera shape made
of heavy tin, —
at . . . . . ...... 20¢:
Brass l'ulish
$1.75 — Universal SSC—bé pt. cans Rut-
__ v a c u u m l-otth-s. land brass or nickel
‘ keep liquids hot so polish.
Lunch Boxes hours, At ....... 19c can
39c black Japanned At. _ —_.__.._._
......... $1.39 Gas Lighters
_ ‘ 15c-—Safcty gas ligh-
Colandtrs tors, save matches.
* ave—Gray enameled At. ....... . . . . lOc
Mothzone good size. ~—
50c. kills moths etc._ At . "9c Garment Bags
10 oz. can at . . Tc ' """"" - 31-00 .— MO”! DTOOf
. _________- ‘ ‘ a garment bags, over-
Clothes Baskets iron Rako” coat size. 30x50,
“.79 wet wash. flat 59c —- Malleable iron A" ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ' ' ' ' ' 79
garden rakes. \vlth Garden Forks
1 > ' .
“eke teeth $135 __ steel garden
bottom. large size
splint clothes bas-
Aket at ------ ‘l-‘o At . .......... 47C forks “tith hard“
-— -————-— ' d handle :
Hangers “00 '
Long handle. best' Pruning Shears At ”-2 ........ 980
quality rubber toilet 39C '- Steel pruning l Sprayers
shears. :59c_1 qt. rose busll
plunger: at . . . 471':
holler Racks At . . . . . . . . . . . 23c 12:33:21 mada of
25c—Metal hot water -
boiler racks. adjust- ‘1 Igor-huge Cans At. . . . . . ...... 41¢
able to any size, . —Large size gal. Dust P
,. Just the thing tor vaulted 3a :- b a. g e _
towels, etc., cans, . 1910).. Dime! edge dust
A:...........uc At..........80c '
At ........... 14¢
9:5 "9599”” 31's ’ "
Dunbury where interment will talk. "
’l‘rney for! ;
it: scar-1:5 gratummm zwmeémmmm:
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FRIDAY, MARCH 23,19 .
. Louis Heels ................................... $6.50
2 GREY SUEDE OXFORDS—Perforated tip. blucher cut; flat
‘ FOR MEN. 5.:
TONY RED CALF OXFORDS~—Bluchcr cut, perforated toe, ‘
. Rajah sole ............................. ._ ....... $6.50 3 .
GUN METAL OALF OXFORDS—On our Club last, rubber . '-'
heels .......................................... $7.00
PAT. COLT OXFORDS—Plain toe, light welt sole ..... $3.00 ..
kl-lell’ IN SHIP “'l'l‘ll s'l‘YlJi—“j'l't‘ll (H II \\‘l.\l)()\\'S. f3.
QUALITY SHOE STORE *‘
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6 MAIN ST. Phone 675-2 NORWALK, CONN.
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Copyright 1923 Hart Schaflner & Marx ‘:-\-—,
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New style, new fabrics,
new colors—in Hart
Schafifner&Marx
spring clothes
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READ Y FOR EASTER
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There are a good many pleasant sur-
prises for you at this store; new fabrics for
spring ——— bright, rich weaves, new pat-
terns; colorings are different; so are the
style lines. You’ll have to see them to ap-
preciate them.
Hart Schaffner~ & Marx
suits for business men
Many business men like suits a little
more conservative in young men’s models.
Here are many new ones, in sizes to fit
every figure.
”Suits and Overcoats
.335tos45
Two Stores
2; . r. . #5.“. e
Other Gem Makes at $29.50 o $32.50
I ROgers 89’ Stevens
South N orwalk
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