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Office as Second Clan Matter.
{ISLAND IS monoucmv {Ngggmggslgqh {Riva l: w;
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1m. Pablo John Finch, of Darien, Leads to Important Dis-
covery of Blood Stains 0n Boat
EAR-BY WATERS ARE TUBE
llllAliliEll Hill EflPPflLA’S RUDY
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iiiltll'lllCn‘ Now Convinced Coppola et‘ Foul Play—-
iiave Important SVitncss Who Saw Car and Three
lien on Island m Day oi Disappearance
Left Father’s Ford in Jerseyi
City Garage and Departed;
Wtih Girl—Faces Serioust
‘ Charge iGovernment Sta ted Immed-
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the Norwalk Hour found under the}
front. seat of a Ford car in a garage in ,
Billion Tax 1’
Jersey City. are the. only clues the 110-!
.lice of New Jersey and Norwalk have!
..., m... ... m... o. m... SECRETARY “ASS?
'las Bell, of Peat Swamp. who skippedl
from this city with a young lady andl
with his father‘s Ford car. ,'
Chiei‘ Pennington received a com-y
.munication this morning from Chief
of Police R. 'l‘. Battersby. of Jersey;
City, saying that a Ford car with the
Connecticut markers had been left in
a garage in Jersey City by a young;
man, about nineteen years of age, ac-‘
companied by a young Woman of the
Higher Rate Is lfiow Efiec-
tive on Liquor, Tobacco
and Many Luiijries,
. ll)t‘l‘l upside down and made t’asl to a ledge
'I‘homzls'ol' rock twenty feet from shore.
ilouton" The ground in the collar of Pratt‘s
,lmuse is part solid rock and part-red _
‘play. ’I‘hc wheel-barrow was left near :32): 1‘“gi’igréiéwggtdzgm’:$11311:ng'11:" . ’
a s lot where the earth had been ro- ’ ' _ _ ' - ‘. -, s m - g. ‘ '
t-t-nily disturbed and the officers, mum” and the police We” “O“fwd h-‘H(2.x,£3,21'5q21‘get're‘giyclgffig'12.7"“
lllt‘ possibility of finding a. clue. dugllhf” garage ”WEI“?- lmhn yehterdav'chamctéflled the ‘53.:
up the space adjoining where the! , “V0.59” 0t license 3' '
uhcelbarrow was left but without mytound ”1 the car. T-
.~llll. ‘ were attached to l.lll'
Yesterday morning Clliel‘ Of Policeixui male" “7““? l” 3'”
in onington. Prosecuting Attorney 1
Hts! mall and Detective Sergeant!
Eli'nltl‘ Andrews, of the. auto squad!
ani H- the. island. and spent most of‘
|l;t- (In) conducting a thorough search
ill" rious to the arrival of Sergeant
Hunt and his party. 1
Tim prosecution have on hand a'
witness. whose name cannot be divulg‘f
ed at this time. who will play‘ a very,
important part in the court proceed:
inns when they come up. This mall.
stated to the officers that on the after-i Rain,
noon ol‘ Friday.>February 14th, he had j
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car while 1'. ti,
envelope» ad
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provision. and is deal to raise $6,-
oooooonou. as tho "Vigory tax." The
,Secretary said: 3,
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grove-Due bill Monday and. thereby Bet
éin motion the well oiled machinery of
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ed for the greatest task in its history,
the collection of $6.000.000,000. "
“Last year we were in the midst of
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Emlmv was found in the (39113,. (y of the island.to get his mail which? A“ Enjoy Themselves: . ' " ’ _
is home and the boat had; " ‘ Hugely i . ! A
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annuals fNAllflNALHRE ,
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to Report Unfavor-
‘ Despite the. rain. the oozy. slimy"
.. Emmi and the Egyptian-like darkness of -
tlhe roadWays—ail making’ lravcling' . _. .
about as disagreeable as could hena {Legislature WOUld lee to
Hear From Former Com-
large crowd came out to attend the so-
cial given in the llowayton Baptist . .
mander of Twenty-Sixth
Division
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lit‘ one were ill danger of bumping hisi
{hcad into a wall or a telegraph pole.
gol' if his wot nether garments clung to
thin] like an uncomfortable plaster”
(there was warmth. brightness and a
mood time awaiting him at the church
[and he gm. them all on arriving there.
lilanles. all new. highly original and
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HARTFORD. Feb. 25. »—~.\n invita-
'tion to Major-General (‘lart-nce R. laid-
_wu.rds. commanding the Department of
llll‘ Northeast, to address the General
Assembly in the afternoon of March
27. was extended bx that body today.
surancc Company Secre-
tary From South Norwalk
Becomes Vice-President
z. . .. i. f , , ilaughter-provoking were played for for
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} . ml .1.“ clfl Thdl’. Caused ' Ailotlltr \itepresnlent was added‘to mm", time. uproariously runny jok(.s:(;‘{1mtf‘lu gigtfqnitilflzmn w'xlicgmmth
"J‘HQQH‘S lflt‘ Protest But , the list oi otlicers of the National Fire,“.(.,.,. rpm] 2401ng were sung and read» ‘ 0' 0 1" 1 2 1 0 9
3 5 . _ , l .. . ’ . ‘ insurance Company in Hartford at i ‘ ' ' '- ’ ' . igucst 0‘ ”19 City of Hartiord on ' that
‘ “\"I5 fill )Slltllte t0 the. annual meeting of the company} «late.
The legislative sessions Were bllef
today. as calendar matters were not
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.IFraucis Murphy . Brought
‘ From Jersey City to Man-
! chester on Murder Charge,
\Et'l‘ng‘ihe ll State Controlyesterday. . Frank D. liayion, of South:
.;]' \‘CllOOlS' Y..’\orwalk, tor a number ot years seem-g
- - itary of the company, was clectcd to;
" _th office. 0." vice-president. S. T. Max-i
'wcll Was raised to secretary from as~:
ism. illl unfavorable sistant secretary. C. B. Roulel. whoi
2‘ \llliliS'lii hill" l-stalr had been general agent of the com-3
.1 sum“; rod“ in l'w stat-'- was pally, was appointed :issistani secre-
"l" it'lirld'itt‘ t-mnmittoo ml tar): '
:t close-d :«ww‘sion }'i‘Slt'l“
voiltluiitt-t- was practically.
that a Sllllsllllllt‘ bill should h.-
rmi. making llllpl’OVt'lllt-niH ill tho
......il sistt‘m of Connecticut, but 'l‘IlRIL
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..,..~‘...~'.‘. I‘M-.325 111.1%; i;,..,‘._‘,‘§i §‘.l‘({‘,?;lxj.g‘_ IN $20,000 FIRE IN ‘ _. ,The Connecticut Company to
..,...,.~...-.. tal'v of o..- w...- NEW HAVEN SHOP MANCHESTER Feb. 26.—Francis Make Good Every Star in
"'tlti u; tilllldtiql Vi} .7 .,-. l - . , 'C. l ' h b _ .
p . . .. . 111.: inmuhv Muiph} of Jersey lty ast mg l e Its seerCe Flag
a .~:<~:m l‘l ;. HHm :ifi . . , , , . came the sixth inmate of the Hartford '
I»: m .u..:.- bi.“ .HAVEN, Feb. 26.—«Fil'e which [county jail charged with the murder of ‘ * ._ .
‘ .’,".'”€‘." m ”'9 “’11.?1'01‘5‘1109- a womens ,Wiulam F. Madden at the Cheney silk brery star in the servxce flag or.
u- ,-.., m, ;_,‘.'.l._‘,,_) Paws) .I-[Ilmms establishment, _ here, last mills here on.Ja.tL 30_ Murphy was The Connecticut Company Will “be
._ . I»__ a . might. resulted in wrecking a three‘ brought here from Jersey City yester— made good. says a statement issued
up ~ , a. _ Holy budding With an estimated loss day. arraigned in the police court and fimm the executive ofllces of the com-
jlyi. ' j of $20,000. Lieutenant Richard Green remanded without bail until March 6. pally in New. Haven. When the armis-
g 3:: ‘ H l I and Fireilleerobert Culver and _ the He was then taken to the Hartford tice was signed there were 524 em-
. 1 11m) deparument performed a thrilling ployes of The Connecticut Company
alleged silk
Four of these are
1. jail. where five other
1:rcscue “did when they Went to- theimieves are held.
54F}: chlrd story and saved 8-years—old fMor-
I A 1 l A 2 .l'lS Vi'atstein. who had failed to get
out. With his mother and six other chil-
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9.1, l i I.\ l-‘l-b. 26,—I’resident, 'phone Company's Biulding nearby was
.. m the Capitol today it‘ in. danger. Fire shutters on one side
,. lllr pm'mit. to meet Sena— ‘oi‘ the structure were lowered, how-
-. Hr: the legislative situa- ever, which prevented the flames from
" t. spreading. ‘
in the military and naval service 0!
the United States. or about 12 per
cent of the entire personnel of the
Company. Up‘ to February 21. 118 of
these men had retained and found
their old jobs waiting for them. Their!
old jobs, or other work. am waiting
the return ot—tlle remaining 406 em-
ployes of the Company who are still
in the service.
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aw: Elma
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an m urging prompt action
tiection of funds for the receptiOxT'to
mung the United States:
iately on Colle’gption- of Six
PA’llliilllfif APPEAL
'l'é‘l‘t‘llue hill. just signedby the Pres-i
jery cog and wheel of which is adJust-'
. coast of Alaska in Moral, '1313,‘ to
1 the polar basin on the theory that. the!
. government will
UiifiES BflNfiRESS '
ill CREATE Willili
' Ellii UNEill’EllYEll
Gompers‘ Cables IUnrest in
Europe IS .Due to After-
War Conditions
fRESllf Rilllll BREAKS our
Radical Socialists and Spar tacans Begin Movement to-
Oust the Government in Saxony, Proclaiming Gen-
eral Strike and Interrupting the Railway Communi-
lAllSTS IN [Ell’llfi
“'ASH’lNGTON, Feb. 26.—The Am-
erican labor delegation now in Paris,
headed by Samuel Gompers: presi-i
dent of the American Federation of
Labor, today sent a cablegram to fed-
eration headquarters here urging that.
(Xingress “take such action as will
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his position. |
Greek Troops Have Advanced-North of Odessa, Pursuing
mended that the government and pri—;
vate building be resumed immediately'
the Bplsheviki Forces Along the Dniester River
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OTTAWA. Feb. 26,—The sale amv-f
al on the north coast. of Alaska on
November 7 last of Storker Storker-
son. the Arctic explorer, and his four
companions was announced in a des-
patch from him yesterday. forwarded
from Fort Yukon t9 the warm:
Went ot‘ Naval Service.
The explorer set inn-tram thenqrth
NEW YORK, Feb. 26,—Confllcting
amdavita made by her were explained
Yam by Mrs. Louise Godber. at
”Stamford. Conn... at the trial here of
Miss Edith F. Ranger and two others
charged with olefin; for probate 8.
mm mil of Henry ‘WW.
landscape artist. Under “his film
will Miss Ranger would have inherit»
ed her brother's $200000 estate while
under what is held to be the genuine
will the property would re‘rert to the
National Academy of Design.
Mrs. Godber testified that, as sten-
ographer for Charles N. VVexler. con-
fessed drafter of the alleged-forged
drift westward on an ice cake across
currents would land him on the coast.
of Siberia. it appears from his des—
patches today that the ice cake on
which his party camped merely car-
ried them around in what might. be
considered a huge eddy.
COPENHAGEN. Tuesday. Feb; 2»
I25.———A fresh revolt. broke out. at: ‘ '4' ’
sMannheim today. Spat-tam fon-
Eccs occupied the post-ofice, tint,
:telegraph ofiices and the railway
station, and communication with
:the city is interrupted.
IN RANEER EASE] BERLIN, Tuesday, Feb. 26 (As-
' isociated Press).—-Spartat;ans :23‘ ».
iRadical Socalists have mine . .
Mts' GOdber Says She Deia movement to overthrow the ex- .
flied Affidavit Wexler Ask-listing» ltrovcrnlmcnlt tii:i $830197: ,
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ed Upon Learnlng FalSlt" fto assemble today. A generals”
Estrike has been proclaimed a11¢
railway communication ,withg
Hallo, one. of the principal lune:
tion points in Saxony, has been... _
broken. The Spill-taunts are re».-
, ported to have taken ’ssessio of
Planet: and other?" ‘ ' r
tors. .
Independent Socialists in Im’
zig have issued a manifesto tic-
,manding the retirement of thc
\Vcimar Government, 'dcclaring‘
that it. is “an impediment to So»
.calism and the liberation of the..-
iproletariat." The independent SO-~
!cialists are Pt‘l'lol‘tt‘d working fev~
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”AR—35“""3fl'w FAVBRSLEAGUE
Warden Smith’s Lecture on.
Trees and Birds SPOfl‘deays It Is Wise, Sound and
by Lack of Light—Big;
gerishly for a proclamation of at.
€Soviet Republic in Saxony. ‘ 1‘
1 After radical demonstrations Ito,"
lPirna and Plauen, the Radicals- 7
seized the plants of non-Socialist.
newspapers and ordered the uni—-
=cers of the plant to leave. “fork;
'has been stopped in many Saxon.;.
factories by the seizure of powtfi” n
Just in Its Fundamental stations and the interruption or 9»
Show Present 7 2 Principles :overland transmission of electric.
-———-— g - 1 power. The break inrailway com—,- . _...
An illustrated lecture on'Trees and: WASHINGTON, Feb, 26.——Senator munications at Hallo suspends.
33:18 was Beheduésg‘réo be given by l0wen of Oklahoma, Democrat, speak-
nty ame en Wilbur 1“- ‘ing today in the Senate, declared that ' ' - ~
Smith under the auspices of the. Nor-:while not perfect the proposed Consti- anil'Welmar and Munlih’vdsbthe‘
walk Bird Club. at the his mom as_ tution of the 'League of Nations is on 3 expresses running axe eon.
sembled for the rare treat always af— “wise, sound and just" in its funda- ”’11th through Halle.
forded by Mr. Smith in his lectures on 'mental principles. The Senator, who‘ ATHENS, Tuesday, Feb. 25rd“
birds and their habitats in local zhas just returned from France, urged Greek troops. operating with a...
field” and wmds- . ' "he Senate ‘0 mum" me League tachmcnts of'French and Rn 11
Mr. Smith was there. with one hun~plan constructively rather than “ex- . ‘ ’ ‘, ~ ma 'i
dred and forty lantern slides made, citing vague suspicions and arousing lans’ have advanced ‘ north of,
1mm his own photographs, and most the hostility of other people in the the- Odessa, pursuing Bolshcvlk fore- '
beautifully Folored bymhiiiliself $313: ory that this instrument is full of pit~ es along the Dniéster river, After“ ‘
rue mas 0 nature: e igh falls and dangerous." ’ '0 ‘ '
lantern was also present. There was' "The peace of the world," declared :1] fillgrgf'inhlt, the) 1:3th ocenplecl
not the least doubt about it for it Senator Owen. "is too important, the I" 9 am town 0 Tlracpol, on:
tt‘uture happiness and security of our the right bank of the Dnrcster,..
‘people is too important, that we should ' fifty—three miles from Odessa, new,
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fail at this wonderfully auspicious time cordin to a Saloniki dispatch. 7/
‘1‘” adth a plan which Will safeguard Thegretreating ‘Bdldheviki’ham , .
BOLSHEVIKI INVITE the future of the werld. l -_ . - - ‘ . .
S OCI ALIST INQUIRY! “N0 thoughtful man, certainly no a landoned many dead and wound«
. ed and have left. guns and mlmi
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CHICAGO PLUMBERS ,BASLE. Feb. 2a-“... seventy--
IN SHOOTING AFFRAY l six communists arrested cncharg~
grass at Borne proposed .to send to
es of rebellion against the Hungar—
investigate conditions. ‘The Soviet CHICAGO. Feb. 26.—Two men were lan Republic at Budapest, accord-
rantee the .oom- tablet and perhaps fatally wounded and “lg to fidVICPS from =that . city,
mtimion every fax: itY- a third w‘as slightly mm last night at have admitted that the money“
The message concluded by express a meeting of the plumbers’ union. All necessary to set. up an “1th ub- j
ing wonder as to whether the govern— . three are members of the unions lican .- p ..
ments to which the members of the; The pence mounced today that _ government came from Ros-
socialist commission belong will per- Maurice ("Moss”) Enflght, active in 818, and that during the past
tthrough service between Berlin.
PARIS. Feb. 26.—A Russian wire-
less message received here says that;
the Soviet government authorizes the
entry into Russia of the commission.
which the recent international con-l
, Hill on the b' ' -' i '
””11“”, was?“ VagingfiiréingNERS IMPRISONED “Give as cheerfully as they cheer- ' '
:~~m~ Dassageof the oil 19...: BY HUN MARAUDERS “my mg” ‘0" “3-”. is the “1°53” SKIRTS ABOUT SAME
M, r ower b’ll th 'i ; . iadopted for the campaign for the col. LL HIGHER
p l s. 9 pm - -BUT HIGHBA
AMSTER’DAM, Ifeb. 26.—A band of the returning soldiem. sailors and ma- . ‘ . .-
marauders 1n the Vlcmity of Essen, soil-mes of Norwalk and Wilton which| While women's skirts have stopped
,cording to the "Vorwaerts" of Berlin,,‘is to start on Saturday, March lst growing shorter and thereby dispelled
.yesterday destmyel the ail-shaft and gand last until Monday. March 10th. some anxiety, 3. new wncem comes to-
iuthel‘ Olltputs of a coal mine and in»; - The best of the manhood of our day or tomorrow to fill the minds of
,llfisoned 600 men in the mine. It will‘community cheerfully laid aside their men—many men at least—and this the
the impossible to release the miners civilian occupations and donned the announcement that the price of high-
[tor a for? night. The explosive maga— .blue or khaki of Uncle Sam; cheer- ballads goinghigher- This WW8 came
line of the mine was pillaged. 'mlly toiled night and any in the can‘ »w.itilr-that- which told of the president
g ” slgukigthe new revenue bill which
donments in this colmtry; with a song 7
i .on their lips they braved the dangers placesa tax of $3.20. per 8811011 on
nun: Sen-ice. and Secl‘etar)"
mi In appropriate $100,000,000
.wv-inmailon of land to be op-
~ wtm- rs and sailors.
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i!‘ ings Elected _
Democratic Chairman
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AMERTEXN AMBXSSADOR TO
. ~ , , . t FRANCE of the deep and, went to France. with spirits, $3 a. We} on beer and $3
" "ICTON Feb. lid—Homer S.‘ ' -—-— the same song ontheir lips they en-jper thousand on cm.“
«It (‘onnetcicut was elected WASHINGTON, Feb. 26.—-Hughtered the trenches from which many. . Just that the prices will be has not
the National Democratic Campbell allace, of Tacoma, Wash, never came out and with a final smile 'been spoken-by figs powers, but it ia-
today and the committee was nominated by President Wilson .went Wer’the top to meet, the [101111 outsmart tin-ism thinker 1will
Hunplete reorganization for today, to be,AmericanAmb:usadorto . . » ~ ." 7. . r 7 , .29. i9 _ , w! 39 t0
‘- ~fire campaign in 1920. ..-. ‘lFrance, tosucceed Ambassador Shani 3 ‘ (Continued 0133580“ 59 9? -
mlt Bolshevlk commissions to visit
‘labor troubles and once convicted of month the expenses amounted to“
their countries. .
lkilling a fellow labor: ageing, was be- 300,000 crowns.
W in‘g sought on cusp c on o eing 0011' PARIS, Tu da 0
, . es y Feb. -4.——-
TWORAHWAY, N. J., 'cemed m “w “W”- Samuel some... , pm,’ idea: of a...
POLICEMEN KILLED i LUDENDORFF GOES laAmerican Federation of Labor, Mk
. day told a delegation of French
RAHWAY, N. 1., Feb. 26.~Patroi-i BACK TO GERMANYland foreign newsmwm. that:
men James Lynch and Jacob Krans " the Labor commission 9f the
were shot dead today, while attempt—. IONDON, Feb. 26.——Gen. Ludén— P Go f. - .
ing to arrest a number of men sus-fdorfl. dormer quartermaster—geneml of ' a?” x n erence W33 0811-8“! *0
posted of having engaged in a street,er German army. left Sweden for arrive at good results so for u’
tight. The officers were killed as ,Germany on Sunday night. accordingithe workin gum was concerned '
they fumed their way into a house toaswcklmlm dispatch to the 3x1 .“It hm 19:1,“ 3‘“
where the waged 1123me had burl- lchnnga
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