New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 27, 1925, Page 14

| ot this com ! right to appeal to higher © * 4l the men througho ' as a whole secure [ ehildren of al 0.5, STEELPOUICY | DETERMINES WAGE , Eative Steel Industry Governed by Gary's Attitude ] # i New York, T 27 reaching extent to of the United which the polic f Corporation deterinines the ¢ steel thr scale the In aiffienlt th ployes’ ¥ ghown in and 1Ir Nocke! T owner port ‘ of the employes' TeT which in other r plished much g0 “In an in( tradition ¢ of the wor 18, declared Mar yector of the I ment of indust dustrial representation plan of Colorado Fuel Iron Co. 1 a distinct step the plan the m: SRt iiiein ettt e it ettt e aitisseresiisititeced portant gains as hour day, an opp pate in revising W method of presenting grievances, and a security in their jobe thro t the decisions of foremen anc ainst bt vertheless, un- superintendents. effective representation in determin- ing wage standards, those emploved in any one plant such as t rado Fuel and Iron Compan works, are bound to be di The lack of this re the determination of ¥ cording to the repor the principal reaso workers of this com practically in & nation: body eel strike of nion of the workmen the obstatcle to the ing"” tendents and forem action nong of being arbitrary. The fact th the company did not ployes accordin sible for much d Selekman found luctant to make co it meant antagonizi whom they had to do work. “These grievances, port, “point to the fund of a personnel depar speclally trained staff to d the problems of hu to leave the supe: the tasks for whi marily fitted—that of directing pr duction.” Following the preliminary fie work of the Foundatior gators, & number of ¢ made in the plan by the Fuel and Iron Comp port makes a note of but shows that the difficulties fou n MOTHER! “Californ@ Syrup” Dependable Laxative for Sick Baby or Child LS LI S S SIS 25 playful ct werish, bilio cold, childrer ell your dr the genuine “Cs whieh has direc fls. Mother, forala’” R SeIIsIsENsssIssItIsIsINIILL Well Dressed Women Will Wear These With Their Spring Costume Madam — Cuffs Shorter in the New Spring Gloves $2.98 pr "‘ \ A pair of these will \ A impart th al touch Remember are / to the / ndid qual- 7 | ity kid, have perforated \\\ I o cums b backs, and seam wn, brown, nd black and whi Main FL) (D. & L.— All the Gayest Colors Ex- ploited in the Are New Scarfs $2.98 to $5.98 Salesman’s Samples! COLORED Pearl Chokers AND BEADS Values to $1.49 Zhe Restrained gance Ele g Good Jaste Y NX J’ \ sive Shop” Price! wDring ‘g Jresses hat are lovely 15 » 49 Dresses that achieve a sense of smartness and chic that instantly make them lovable in your sight. Beautiful Silks are used in the making, lovely trimmings enhancing their prettiness, and fanciful colors leading directly to your heart. En- sembles in frocks, too, cgme in for their share of smartness. You MUST see for yourself! There is no better time than Saturday. FOR THE “D. & L.” MEN! Sale o Shitts BUY A SEASON’S SUPPLY! Our Regular $2.00 Shirts! We've sold worlds of them at that price—and folks who hought them got a heaping money’s worth, All First Quality Shir too! Stock Up! Materials Madras, Repp, Broadcloth $2.00 SHIRTS | ————————— All Guaranteed! Main FL ' (20) Included the new “Half and Half” pat- terns for the en- semble costume, the enticing All- over, Striped a Floral Patter: for the other wearables — we couldn't think of trying to describe | all the new con- ceits sent to us from the best looms of Amer- fca. See them! You'll find them a revelation! A splendid group at are Saturday Styles Neckband $2.’.@ Collar Attached ... e $2.00 SHIRTS 54-in. Flannels $3.95 yd Shaving soap stick and [the piece. Conn. Telephone & Electric ) H v P Fairficld. 8i-| George E. Rice, Brooklyn. N. Y., Inc.. Meriden. Vacuum tubes ) ssignor 1o Su-Dex Wood g [for wircless signal receiving appak- 1 I g r G. Kno ¥ Co., Inc, Coscob. Conn. Treating [atus. nor to ¥ 1 Co. 1 guor to General ¥ ic Co. |wood. Curry and Barnum, New Haven. mo speed de y | Frank M. Rogers, Harfford. Driil- |Observation doors for furnaces Feminine Eyes Turn To To SEE these gorgeous new Spring Creations is to KNOW why all feminine eyes turn to“D. & L. first! Here the spirit of newness blooms perceptibly! Here women find VARIETY—if one doesn’t care for one style there are SO MANY others to choose from—and all are AU- THENTIC! Here, when making a purchase, one IS CERTAIN that when she wears that garment, she’ll be stamped as a woman who dresses in the HEIGHT of Fashion! And most important of all! Here | one is asked to pay ONLY A MOD ERATE PRICE and not an “Exclu- YOUR HEART CHOOSE ANY OF THESE McCALL PRINTED PATTERN 1igured inls combine to their mutual “D & L”‘ First! splendid Flann at are Smayt DRESS OF ite have Orchid, *inted Pattern 4018, ind plain mater- Women's corsets and gir Trade Mark Applicants The New Haven Clock Co., Haven. Clocks. The Henry G. <Co., New Haven. |chines and biades. port. Band saw . dles. New 19 » 169 The first thought of Spring naturally means a new Coat. The soft wool fabrics, high color tones and suitable trimming .embellishments (especial- ly the ones with the bandings of Fur at the hot- tom) suggest sufficient reason for your early choosing. The workmanship in every one of these Coats comes.up to “D. & 1.” specifications. Count- less models for every type of woman, Tall, Short, Slender or Large, Round Necks; Trimmed with exquis- hand embroid umper Skirts $5.95-$9.95 Fashioned of a quality el, and in ‘he newest shades. '_%l'ng { oafs i ery, hemstitching, Laces and Ribkons! colors, L Nice Enough For Any Home ’ Dotted Marquisette Ruffled Curtains With Spring “around the cor- ner,” you're undoubtedly thinking of making your home “Springlike” too! ' Saturday is a splendid time to buy your Spring Curtains! These are made of extra fine Mar- quisette material, are 2 1-4 yards long, have tiebacks to match, and are very pretty, besides! Whites gn_ly'! $1.60 is a low price for a an'’ French Marquisette Curtains $3.50 a pr. These will add real beauty to your home, for they're hemmed on both side and hottom, and made with a 3 inch silk bullfon fringe; 2 1-4 yards long and yard wide. Ecru only, (D. & L.—3rd Floor.) —“D & L”' CHATS— Gowns, hemise, 2 Piece Pajamas, Val. to $1.49 Each! SATURDAY The Gowns Jenny, V and Peach, Flesh, White, Honeydew! We Don’t Brag But we do feel justified in beiny proud of our continued growth and ever increasing number of patrons. There is, of course, only one an- swer to this—we please patrons and they keep coming back—they tell their friends, and that helps, too! Our patrons ave pleased because our Merchandise is “Right in Style,” reliable in quality, and al ways priced, as low as Style and Quality will permit. And back of all this, is our Guarantee of Satis- faction. That's the whole story! able. derwear at 94c! day, get your share! l D&L—2ND FLOOR l Sleeve. 4,95 Boys' Serge Sailor Suits Special Purchase! The well known “Billy Boy” Guaranteed Full Cut, Fast Color, Perfect Flawlessly White Stripes on Sleeves and Col- Tailored! 3 Regulation $3.89 to 8 years. GET ROCKEFELLER AID. Il Rockefcller Found er the condition prevailing in region to of Argentina, Alres, sanitary ropical dise Araoz A Rockefe! 1t is unde n will send a commission- Thompson & Son | ef to Argentina 1o arrange prelim- ma- | inary detalls and the manner where- lin tho aid will be rendered. | Meriden | Argentina to be Helped in Fighting Tropical Discases. Colors Sizes, Etc. Make a least one dress from these tage in this new dress | | make! s, Whites, 14 to 17. Every Silk Plaid and Striped Flannels. features the knee | | Fitting and mravs NLa iy o 6 They com new pretty colorings; flounce and sash. This is one Middy Style! "1‘,‘-‘ 2 Shirt Full Cut sponged shrunk. A fine quality of the new McCall Printed e e Ebieite on s, Checks, and Made To Woolen Material! Pattern styles on sale at our (fl“- o b o Floor.) a:ntColor - (D. & L.—Main ¥oor) pattern counter. . & L.—2nd Floor. Plain Colors. Fit Properly! st asTssss s s etes T e e ST A T e R ' 2 and C, P, Swick, ing machine. ., ‘The Fuller Brush Co., Hartford. . 1 A Brit rs to American| Joseph Sachs, Hartford. Electric | purniture polish. | & Mfg r switch operating means. | e el . Wallingford. || Clarerios D Tubka, HArford, jas-{ cobs oaroos, BT S0 v NeorHaven, ast [signor 1o the C. . Tuska Co. Dial|and Bridgeport Stiver plated flat i E Haven Knitting Mills, | omas B. Lashar, Fairfield, as- |knob. |tableware. Bucnos - Hosir or 10 Associated Silver Co., C Jacob Wershow, New Haven.| fThe New Haven Clock Co. New | (08 t . 3 st ‘reparatio edicing substa ] ") - pos Patents Issued to East Hart- [cago, TIl. Spoon or sin icle. | Preparation of medicinal substange |y on (2 registrations). Clocks | ngn e | R . N > ¥ or safety Charles May, New Britain. Case |and making the same. S e Connecticut People or electric lam Trade s Registered and watches, and clocks. i \ s John J. Mecintyre, Hartford. Ball The Bradle Smith Co., New Ha- Remington Arms C gorio o A . |grinding machine. ven. Candy. port, and Tlion and N. Y 1 ) Gustave E. W. Miller, Boston, Cheney Brothers, Manches- | munition. E 3 2 ¥ F ( ssignor to Scovill Mfg. Co., [ter. Woven, knitted fabrics in| The Warner Brothers Co., Bridge- | the United States where he explain- ¥ ood n will aid the authorit notified Dr. , director of ational Hygiene Department. Dr. Alfaro recently returned from 27.~The les in FOR: i orth- | that oundation that the An opportunity that is as rare as it is remark- Think of it—fine Shadow Batistes, Voiles and Novelty Striped Un- Satur- KI-MOIDS INDIGESTION Instant Relief! 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