$10. 00 to $18.00
The man who purchases his
Spring Suit here may satisfy his
most critical ideas of style at a
price which his sense of economy
will approve.
The models are attractive ex-
amples of the elsy grace and
clean cut style 'which is a' char-
acteristic of our men’s suits. Thc
fabrics show pleasing innova-
tions in patterns and colorings,
and will be liked because they are
out of the ordinary.
We cordially invite inspection
and a “try on." You will not
be urged to purchase. '\
THE VALUES AT
$12.50 and $15.00
ARE PARTICULARLY
INTERESTING.
Copyright clothing co.
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clonedlt is known that one element
in the Cabinet regarded as favoring
_ :helabor side of the controversey is
pressing to let the situation came to
t strike it therailways do not yield.
In the assumption that the strike will
e successful. 4
Another clenyent, regarding a strike.
It this time as a national calamity, al-
most an upntriotic net. is pressing for
vigorous action to prevent it.
Some of the president's advisers
‘told the view that he has full consti-
tutional authoritq to take the railroads
and drft offienil and men to operate
Hair Stops Falling Out and Sets Thick,
Wavy, Strong and Beautiful
Your hair becomes light. wavy, fluf-
fy, abundant and appears as soft, lus-
trous and beautiful as a young girl's
after a “Danderine hair cleanse.“ Just
try this—moisten a cloth with a lit-
tle Danderine and carefully draw it
[through your hair, taking one small
'strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt and excessive
toil and in just a few moments you
t
hem on the ground of a national emihave doubled the beauty of your hair.
:rgency. — I
Some of; the. president's advisersl
\ointcd out today that while he favor“
ed the contentions of the men in the
tonlroversy last fall, that was purely
t matter between the men and the,
Latin. The situation now, they say,i
concerns the govcrnment vitally and
‘hnt in such a situation the president;
‘egards the government's interests as
ovcrshztduwing all others. ‘
Strike May Begin Saturday I
(‘lll(?AIl(), March lti.—«itetween Gllll‘
lllll 700 division chairmen of the four?
‘lllll'Uirltl strike which has been sot for
nitroad .~.Irikc which has been sea for
'1'): p. m., (‘cntrnl time, Saturday, as.
=cmbicd here today to rcceivc instruc‘
inns and to discuss plans for carrying
tut the ordgr to strike which was de--
"-idcd upon last night in New York byI
Ito chiefs of the workmcn's organiza-|
tions. I
Executivcs and operating ot‘ftquis of:
\va-Icrn railroads also lllt'l to porfccl
t'Ilnos to combat the strike. :
[her :I meeting 'of executives of“
Acslcrn and southwestern lines whichI
‘ustI-d until late, lust night. and opIiIn-l
'Hic not was sounded whcn W. G.“
‘ ltiord, president of the (‘hicngo Tindl
‘Illon. who acted as choirmun of the,
H'uccliniz. lh'fllt‘ll tIIc following slnIIu'I
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"It still feel confident llil‘t‘l’ will be no;
urikc. I bclivvo there will he on intcr-I
Su'ciuinfi orwcr. It mny lu- that I’rcsll
l icIIt Wilson will u.:" l'illl-‘l' lhc influ-
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*wcz‘ :Iud. :lu'ouch on appeal. lurinui
Itoth rid": lcncllII-r. ‘1 may t'omoi
.‘ltrouuh lll" oowcrmf IlII- courts. hul’
. ll heliovc ll wuy will lm found. '
' \\'lsl|c ill) embargo on freight bust
‘Iccu iosmd ll) lllu' lilllltltlti>. u III-u E
;.I"‘ill Hi'lll‘l‘ lul:I lit‘t'll sI-nl Io IIgI'nts of;
'Ill lines \‘.I"~'l o." :I l‘IIo fr -.‘.l l‘lit-Htgol
1.“) New Orleans, instruction llIcm fol
Iny. AII :Impli- supply cf most lines.
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Besides beautifying the hair at once.
Dandetinc dissolves every particle of
dandruff; cleanses, purifies and ini‘ig-
crates the sculpt, forever stopping
itching and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks’ use. when you
will actually see new hair—fine and
downy at first—~ye's-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp. if
you car for pretty, soft hair and lots
of it surely get a 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton's Dnnderinc. from any drug-
gist or toilet counter, and just try it.
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TOO OLD FOR KISSES.
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By R. ll. Stoddard. l
My uncle l’hilip, hale old mun, l
“as children by the dozen; 2
Tom, Ned and .lucknud Kate and Ann-g
How many call the "cousin"?
(iood boys and girls, the best was llcss,
l bore her on my shoulder,
A little bud of loveliness
'l‘lmt never should grow older!
News had such a pleasing way.
They secmcd to :=uy.“i)out strike
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104 Washington St.
South Norwalk
Announces Their Spring open-
ing on March 215i ‘ .
When there will be shown for your inspection the latest produ-
tions of
“smart Style Coats, Suits and '
Dresses” - .1
Embracing the final showing of the Parisian models, fashions of
the tastes of American ideals.
Your presence at this exhibit from' the "Home of Smart
Styles" will be sincerely appreciated.
"I mean to make you like Inc,"
I liked my cousin, curly. lute,
Who liked not little misses. l
Shi- used to mcct mo night) note, I
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.lu<t old cno'uuh for secs!
'l‘lirs was, i think. tlIrI-o yc.Ir- :1 2c -
llt-l'ort‘ I wont to college;
A healthy sort of lill“\\ll'llR(‘.
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And all was at cud tlirrc.
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Y Here is the Spring Silhouette
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I ihe New Science
DEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC:
I Chiropractic is the definition of the
‘cause of the Iisense and the art of
l adjusting the some. Disease is caused
Iby a wrench, twist or sprain tn the»
'thlGli’i‘. simple
k litic::,c.\'pt'cssctl nitroc-
SOuth Nor-walk.
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d American style.
- ptn‘er Mo‘nroe and Chestnut
J.,DISESA, Manager.
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churn out
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" «general principal of allow-
, _, doctors to pass upon the
,o a of chiropractors, but
- pacific board of examiners.
embers of the committee on
‘ ‘ loafcty who are physicians
; n-rt'_ E. Austin of Green-
Dr. :lliram B. West of Nor-
, polntment of a eopnnission
‘ ropnactors, who shall su-
iicensing of chiropractors
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CENTRAL HOTEL
~Fine rooms by the day or week.
his and gas. Fine Cafe attached: also Restaurant. Italian
Steam Leated, electric
8:. Tel. 1555.
J. DISESA, Proprietor.
‘tnnlcr restrictions similar to those
up about Ilit‘ practice of medicine.
(lppnsillg the pleasure. and advo-
cating that the regularly constituted
board of examiners of physicians
should handle the matter, were Drs.
It, .I. McKnight of Hartford. Dr. John
Black. secretary of the State
board of Health; and Dr. Austin of
the committee. ' ’
ll. (‘._Boulon of Bridgeport. doctor
chiropractic, and several other
“cm I from other purts of the
set
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stateattended the hearing, suppli»
ntcnttng the. arguments advonccd hv
noun. Loban. ‘ '
Dr. Black advocated an adverse re..-
port on the proposed measure, with"
the prospect that withfkn few years
I. heard of examiners or many schools
of medicine will be in existence in
Connecticut, in whch the many
schools will have. representation.
Dean Lubon pointed out to the com-1
mittee that time are in Connecticut1
now nearly ll persons following the
profession of chiropractic. it is toI
the advantage of the public as troll am
'0 the conscientious chiropractic that.‘
the state should
their work.
ut Uric Acid
1: acid which exciton.
4e.kldr.-3ys in their cf-
from thc? syStcm’TReg-
, Ifeol'a dull misery in
"H' sharp pains in the
‘ docile, dizziness; your
Irritation or RhEuma.‘
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no this,
“To neutralize these irritating acids,
and flush off the body's urinous waste '
until further notice."
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get about four ounces of, Jad Salts which members of the White Ratslgained my strength, am no longer ll
from any pharmacy; take a table-'- ‘
frog in this city, shall be assisted by housework."
croft unions having members employ;
nc'ys will then act fine and blnddm-ch attltesc houses, will be considered
disorders disappear. ‘
-salts is made from the acid of grapesiunion officers tonight. White Rats re\-
and lemon Juice‘, combined with Hung,Ipresen'lativcs _
and has been used for generations to cause union musicians, 'singe hands,'oldcst and most famous bodybuilding
clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys motion picture operators and electri-Innd strength-creating topics. '
and 'stop bladder irritation. Jad Salts clans haVe remained at work at thel
is inexpensive; harmless nnd makes" theaters affected and in some cases
a, delightful effervescent .. lithia-tvnier'pitcures have been thrown on the that. we. freely 050? 10 1‘91“"! the
drinkwhlch millions of men and we screen showing them at work.
men-Italic MW and then. thus avoiding '
‘ lotions
spoonful in a glass of water before
breakfast for It few days and your kid-
This famous '2
kidney
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and bladder diseases.—
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properly guppnqselwill‘work out its individual methods.
‘ ' [indications today or) that. the manu-
Iond Albany lluilroud today
following order:
thrmltned railroad trouble, this com-
», nwuwmwflt .
Ivul lurpcrlculers. V . ~ . . .
Stops woro Izikt-zi today by illi' (‘lly i thought of‘ Uncle Philips plucr‘.
hculth filllllut‘ltlrs dual IIIilk (lt‘ulvt‘s Inf And every >t'IilIlllly tricutl thorn!
board qu milk supply thumb l’ull- My cousin mel‘ ntc n: the mac; 5
road offII-lzvln v'klll‘l'ifil d the lit-lit f tlml; l
will. lt"|l-lI-‘ would he run with ten/I , l
lllllo Iii-luy ‘ .\ Hill young woman, :Itttl, \l‘llillt‘, .
p"Pee Negotiations Fall With manners: coycr, colder. l
l't‘ill'l‘ ltt‘pllllttllollr‘ iIoluI-o-u thc roll ihe guru her hand wilh sIIItI-iy pridu‘
road: of llllt' l,’nillnl lSiulm .Itt‘ti.llII]I-i uwm-_ who! u ”WU”: Ibis 5,:
-mp oym‘ Iro: lt‘l‘ ltllN s mvc In N. , s ,_ .I,
.“w ”H.915.“ 1‘”th “(TH ,” prospect: ‘ used to in» lllt. tho 'Itpmd.
of .‘i :-Irik.~ oi conductors. cligllil‘t‘l‘nJ 1 am too old “l“ 1‘15“"‘"
Humor. and tmiutuou that will tic up _
.uilrotol H'uIIsporuuiou front Muiuv'lo I hm‘d‘ I lotcd m) cousin H'i‘ks‘
CillilOIIIlzl. AI 7 o‘clock SIIIIII-I1.I_I-§ She's always in my mind In)“:
niI.lu. uIIlIns l'rczidcnt ‘.‘ils.m :auc-‘A full blown bud oflovelinnoss»
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0‘ "" “"‘lm‘l 'l‘hc rose of womnnkind now!
“WNW.“ “(mmwniiv ,1“, “mm, ““1 She must have suitorsfiold undyoung
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begin with llit' I‘rt igII' and yin-II vm-l Must how their hands before her;
ploy-cs of thc New York L‘cnzrni tho Vows must be made and songs tics-uni:
Nickel Plate and lizvll‘lmovc and Ohio; By manya mud adorcr!
Lincs nod lll the switclnm: yards of 'But l mu t \.- l1“ ‘l ‘ Q l'
Chicago and St. Louis. I s. \m “1' bu "1““ Kw
some orders can III first for n cos! To me her youth and honor:
szttionof work only on freight tt’ninsHAnd l-to love her while I live
l‘lIothIIIiltoyes (‘IXIDIHIL tltahtlns lehlyi Will be. my happy duty;
o sr-n' l \\I nor )0 rolls o .
‘ 5 1“ ‘ l‘tir she, Will love me soon or into.
li‘l'lllS.
Lind be, my bliss of blisses,
She looked five, ll‘l‘ older
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if it fails to do this the strike will
be extended on succchivc days to Will come 0 meet me at the gate.
freight cItIployes throughout the court.
t'olv Ir anion, and crossed
sash l‘t'll «If sclf—tnntctial.
\lany others equally
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you MARCH
and .
The Spring .
FASHION BOOK
..f the (‘clclimtcd
i Rain-la! Review Patterns
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onnelly \ 16 So.~Main so. i
"2" Hum by mallow“ {m ”w mud.“ Nor 3 too 01am, M5303; .. Va ;6: _ ‘ >zmzafi©1aojro
.‘I'Ii‘..1:‘:..::.i§:°_::;t~or..‘r‘.t:::‘I.-:‘.::I;.:f. .. LI SPICIAL 5MB 0F CARPET SWEEPERS .I
hood men will bcgin‘ to lcuvc the “Sim daily by the ladies in charge of
passengers trains and locomotivcs. lf‘the recruiting stations of the local
the men carry out thcir program "vol-":ehnpter of the American Red Cross
mile. of raIlroud in lllt‘ country‘bothy . . H
troll-{ht and hasxcnm‘r. will feel the (,f‘Ieecms ‘0 be decreasing 'slouiy. lhir-
loci of the strike by Monday, lint-ch teen members “'0"? ORllSll‘d WSW?-
lday.
Plans to combat such It sll‘lkt‘ were
completed by tho railroads of the
country lust winter, when the crisis
was nvcvled by the action of I’vcsf
dcnt Wilson and the. passage of the
Adumson law. lunch rood \pparcntly
union l0 wuu “
Who Are "Just Ready to Droo”
When you are "just ready to drop,"
when you feel so weak that, you can
hardly drng yourself about—and ’ be
cause you have not. slept well, you
,get up as tired-out next morning as
when you went to bed, you need help.
You can not. it just as Silt-g. .‘inxnvcl:
did. She says: .
“I keep house for my little. family
of three, and become completely run—
down. I was weak, nervous and could
not sldep; finally-l‘wns unable to do
my house work. A friend asked me to
try Vinol. 'I did, so and improved
BOSTQN. March 15,—The extent to, rapidly. pit toned up my system, I re-
gevs hope u lurcc percentage of their
men Iwill rcfur-o to obcy the strike or
dcr and that u pnrtiul service will be
maintained uotwilhstmullug the ef-
forts of the hrotherhocds.
. Freight Embargo On.
lli‘éi'ilifi, Murcl‘. It; 7731“,.” finale“.
issued the'
"Effective at once, on am’tlnt of the
pony will dcclinc to accept all freight.
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WHITE RATS WANT AID
\ctors‘ Union on strike at eight then-.nervous, sleep well, and do all m.\' I,
Mrs. J. c. Maxwell, 3,;-
>Monlgomery, Ala. . V’ b
There, is no secret about. Vino-l. It I;
owes its success to beef and cod liver 2‘
popjoncs, iron and manganese pep-
Ionntes and glycerophospatos. the
It a conference of international local
have compllzined be-
, So many letters like the above ore
'continuaily coming "to our intention,
Imoney paid-for Vinol in eyery case
> lwhcro it fails to give inflection)—
Routine business was transacted Frankll. Baxter. South Norwaik,"Alao
9332.533 onion . for $1.25
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$2.50 Sweeper and carry the same guarantee. 7 l.
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Formerly Known an Bridgeport Steam Dyeing a Cleanlng Co.
and ‘Lace Curtains Cleaned.
Silk' Dresser, Glover, Blankets i
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their in :1 incl; Hi lIluc lback. Even if done in childhood
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ml .. 1- I; . ~ ]~ {(-0 y . It creates pinched none: and pa
"in“ J'Ji‘ “‘1 A t 1 :llll?!‘ life in the different organs erd
collar I-l pnlcst iltsll— gum“
Chiropractors remove the cause rt
ldlscase and pain, health is restored
,Inrough harmonizing the nerve sys-
tems in your .body. Female troubles
given special attention; also curvatuzo
.If the spine. You will never regret
:ivtng the Chiropractor a chance to
help you. ‘
Magnetic treatments given also,
T. Francis, D. (3.
84 Washington St.. So. Norwalk, Cor 1.
Graduate from Palmer School
You Will fail
to get and hold
A Good Position
if you are not prepared
Our Secretarial Course is just
what y0u need. '
Merrill Business
College
South Norwalk
Stamford. ' Port Chester.
REBUILT*Tyl?EWRITiERs — L. c.
Smith Underwood
Acmingtun, all other
_mukc.~t. sold, rented
repaired. Rentals, $2:
per month, )lachiIIts
sold at $5 per month
. JAS. DONNELLY
to South Main Street South Norwalk'
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MOTOR TRUCK TIRES
We carry a large stock of Solid
Tlrcs for Motor Trucks—have the
rest equipped Press In the state for,
applying—guarantee 10,000 miles.
Prices as low as anywhere.
THE BARKER FACTORY
0H Crescent Street
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Missathet Virgin O'Ndil
VOCAkSTUDIO
no ‘.'-.‘:~I::hingtoh Street
Sulilll Norwalk
Tueodiya . For particulars
Fridax Inquire at Studio
m.”- 12‘. " Phone 1737
. «smoupngoomto Sentinelrcluelg. "
If your tenant is delinquent and
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Norwalk Chronicler