millet omnmuitw in
,_ 353.211.1919
ALMANAo ‘f'oii
, relies credited to it. 91'
' in this paper and also
411' gepublicntion. of we-
herein fire also re-
‘Lodge.fNo. 108, F. and A M.
5+_ Masonic Building,
Land August except-
:‘All Master Masons
John K. Finch, W'
01 book store or a. glanca at, the
of children srbooke now on the
designed. 98990311117 for llttl9'
Al: film itseems to be a fas-‘as
arms, and the‘ astonished
- tempted to considei the chil-
today blessed so far as their
life 3% 5:..- .
o:
..doubits increase as one. sees
ded "hoqlss {or boys" 01' ”boats;
s.” is it possible that nominal.
ke childréri'have 'to have spe
' l ,s of 119915 divided on
1 "fl 11,1111 girls love adr
exploration, imV'c-l
‘SE‘X
bout equally well. ° (mod
for children has no such di
line nmy moreithan for then el-
ude to another observation on
911111022 ehéldren’g books. V91";
' gay i'y often the old ones that
ead and loved by soVei'ul
of children
«linitations Silly ciwan
.. are so good or so in still
her Goose in All: uldi n
wonderful ‘olk {211. 4
$001119 down to us l‘iom UH
“Hembeoples
" 9 {dent}; of
05:3 rid girls, and VV ise put?—
themselves be c-nn
d; m’ by the stacks and
really f'imd
- One-or tVV'o roul-
» ear. read over find
'11 'liandled'until dog ear-
. child Imor-e rent- 1110.1-
" 1 00th: other sort.
ot‘ruln his taste for
11 books and life as
e epidenlic
t is paxticular-
1% 111141 the 11
‘311111183 be 01951390 as “good.
and those that alt: “'01th
in
h ed at first or it may attack the same
W, m; 0““ d0"
:cannot be Kept closed mde‘m‘te“ '0 cies now in working cider.
I
9' guard
-» out the country to enforce it, says that;
South'
9nd 310 Tuesday .91 I
[.05 an evil w
it out. because it has “Quite? a certain .
.1 roll thunder: #19 children .1 sec. £9189 strength, wit also because then
[will ,be many individual cases where
d.tbe epforcement of the in"
amen one somewhat amaze (to work undue hurdehip
mass and Yum” of 9111111 Iumgn is here and muspt be met, and.
' which involves too great'expendtture.
lounge: and illspoue of 1!. summarily—73'
‘0 t delugeiof would be [div lof iVVisiiuc ilw 1311112411 1 ion‘ 9 i
loaded the bookshops. Yr 1' v I
A some CilHE‘S.
,2L
The is that thou- mo‘.
1 .
m yisit. It may attack any tam-v
ly 339,111.11: may pick out those miss-—
victims again as an “ortfinzu'y cold"
‘ ..
u L. tjm'e I WASfllNGTON Feb. :6——:i'axpalyc
ers in need of advice on ow 0 ma
'r-honld rte-(012mm this dangl’l‘. and “Ct out their returns 01' calcuinge thei;
es moi. tax may obtain free counse rom an
Public 111.1023 M u e | 3 one of many public and private agen-
The ln-'
fa 'ternal Revenue Bureau today called
“am of Iattention to the fuel that moic than
but indiVidutils can be kept on tlicii ‘100000 persons exclusiVe of the 1011
Re propel pi-'-o(au- thousand regulai rmnue 03109111 and‘
.m employes, are at Work aiding citizens
lions “hen I Zlev come in contact VV'I to pay their income taxes. ,
Free advice mav be obtained from'
u r (1 tnei
flu" causes. 01' \1' hell the} COllll'fl t banks, many of which have establiskml
iseparute depar tments for the tax per-
1011; from Chambers of Commerce 01'
Boards of Trade; new spapeis, some of
which have created departments to
answer tax questions; local associa—I
tions of eiedit men: ' county faim
:agents. and special representatives:
:desiginied by large employers to as-
Isist theii men. These are in addition!
that people everywhere
acordingl}.
iesumption of the epidemic:
and can to
disease 11191115911: 05.
of continuous Vigi-
A ten months
lance would doubtless, wipe out the pill-
gu. Otherwise we may keep on suffelj
in g 'and dying ”from it 001' years.
coyRAGE AND COMMON SENSE
> ui'da Evening Post, com- nue collectors, in all large cities, with
The Sat y t l. hill and theI tigyeling agents scheduled to visit vii-
mending the depoi' u 10“ tually every community in the United
action which is being taken throughnstates baton “pi-ch 15, the last date
for filing of returns.
Hundreds of private tax advisers
the. two pi 1110111111 requisites f01' liand-' charging tea ‘01. comes] m“: 16‘3”!
liehed themelyes recon ,V'. 11 10
ling any such siuation are courage and xrevepue b u cautions taxpayers to
ascertain thut We men ale efficient
e alien More palm them. Many
true or m ’ nsidered fraudulent and ine
question Common sense dictates that ed (by the Government M
rowth uul taxpayers can obtain all the
measures be taken to stop the g vice they need from authorized 1'0} 0-
hich has waxed strong sim- hue onion—1:1
meas res in liund- . ,
.. Give 011911.111?an
THE SLOGAN
W
Continued from Fiist Wme
common sense.
1 This is undoubtedly lunc-
ply because. of VV euk‘
ling it. it will take courage «to root
at”
will 608:!
But the sit- '-a whowere
of complaint from. these
willie
priceless possession. their lite. when
'tke honor of the country and the safe-
ty of their loved ones were at stake.
oaths Post deClams u mmceesfmly.
Thar 1.1m Mule
with oouiage and common sense.
And after all, is not this the genet-
full meeting and overcom-
for 51100959 y 11f w sltua- find Wilton to show the depth of their
mg an! unhappy or u ortun e ‘appreolation and do 9 h
tion whether it be a public menace 'orlplplmmg and cap1nailiz‘nl I; ”the'kbr’nlonater
. to m 1' their
a private worry? It may. be the family ”'9 ebration “'th \ 8 a
home-coming.
which is maintaining a social standard
are returning and it is up tom‘
man. WW' child in New elk
Every person in the city and vicini‘
ty is appealeh 10A contribution is
asked of everyone. No person will be
a. 10‘ 0‘ overlooked by the collectors who will
Visit every 1101119111 the Nor-walks and
wmm where, it is egrneetly desired,
individual undermining health and uwyniufigceive a MYEfi‘XMHVtm-
character by a. bad habit. Courage and eirflicte b1: fiéggrezmg the ”$953116 8:1:
common sense VV ill right the wrong :lhe request 1. e that they contri-
W euk' compromise foolish short sight» Pgfiefimdf‘mmig 11139135992 ”an;
ednesa, 01' inabilm to recognize the fought for mu . - .
A meeting of the olive eomilt-
iec has hm called
01' it may be the town run by
dishonest politicians, or it may be the
ht in um
these nre the things VV'h'ich allow unar- lg“, llall “hen the bu get for each'
‘ l the final
' ' ' bolL'heVis-iii and .11 unclean committee will 01030016 “0‘
Lb“ and 3 ‘ plans for llu- reception 111$ “Ewell .le
noes to wax fut. .uloplul.
TYPIST EXPLAI' S-
CONTRADIC IONS
IN RANG
(Continued From 1
.__
THE BRITISH TRADE ROW.
\thn lbw Ill'lllh‘h government recent
0
1y :lllllOllllf‘f'Vl that
uioi'ce would in-
.300 111-111-le of (-0112
l
prohibited from 1111 ' f p
part into Ill" British [sit-s. more was, 389)
an zifllil nil
big: liullu'mlloo in .\mi-i'ii'un jimzn (“K-“mum. >1”. had 111
' oil it for Mi.
circles. and 111501110Alllt‘l'lt‘iln busim-sq "Mimi ”ml Slw had
~1111111501.“Rudol- F.;ald.lind dis
CllthS. Tim almox't foigom-u pastime cussed ”H. hubj . L hey ~omelimo
nil “.15 1mm [111- .m- ill Wu: drawn had
iograpli of Ranger and
7 Ed her that she.-
luul t the downwnl.
J ..cr shv said she learned eh» V1 'is
A good 111nm ”\llltl‘ll‘flnsr in error and made an allidznil stating
that she did not type the document
and than she ll('\(‘l‘ had seen Ranger.
Miss Range]. also testified. visited
hur tiller she had maple the second 331
'davit and urged her to make :1 third.
Thi<, she :aid she iofusedw to do.
. shown hm. -
"llicie VVoi'o V\\'plusions 111 11nd (2011'
l€Slllll(.ll.
congress null fulminzitions l‘i'uni export
in" houses.
“('10 persuaded than dii< nus a pin-.9
of iank disulmination heninst \.V.'mii
can industry and commerce.“
No doubt be him did hit (-vrluin
\mnican iillOlQ‘Sl.S rather hard Mirl'
in recognition of that f: lCl. B1 .lain has SIX NO‘V JAILED IN
MADDEN INQUIRY
Continued from First Page.
Cliowu williugncfis to 19181: the rules in
‘But on the whole, the
~' - ‘ ‘ " r .' to 11; V0
oulbur.t of (llllClhln seems 1 I
“0““ uncalled £013 fimu lloboken. N. .l.. and the other is
The CitV National Bank of. New: William S. Miller of “West Haven,
Conn.
York which has authoi 11.1tiVe data on Fought Extradition
Jersey City. N. J..Feb.2.’1.~—(‘haigod
'- P C‘ J
.111 Pluses “f our {O‘Ugn commerc r lwith the 1111111101 of 011191 of Police
ports that of all those 500 alticles wt William Madden oi the Cheney silk
d from S‘hip'pinq mimills, Manchester Coni.. Francis C.
VMurp‘hy of this city was! taken to llari:
f01d today for trial.
Murphv fought extradition from New
Jersey bv trying to prom an alibi be
1110 no“ pl Jhibite
Great Biiiuin me “are only shipping:
her2 per cent. before the “1112911011
or,th normal “111 trade. Biitain certai
. 3" m.‘
oher articles on the list 15 Wt e i Ilene Judge Thomas C Height in the
p01 ted from Anieiica lfleplesented 3"' fedeial couii at New aik. but the Con
an haslnecticut authorities submitted affida-
vits to Show that he planned in Hobo
'a light to stop billing 91119139“ " “' 3‘ tken the attempted robbery VVhich re-
' liable waiters.
_ 51-983 one is incliged to feel that the
sulted in Madden 5 death and was in
IManchester on the day of the alleged
imurderv
goods if she chooses.
__._______.._—-— _,___
Somebodv leinaiks that the Geimans
....- s... W... at a... p ...... IURGES consumes
Gersmen- ...-...... ...... mm «coal TO CREATE WORK
FOR UNEMPLOYED
Continued from First Page.
, ——..———- ‘ i
The British goVernment might try rc-I
cognizing lrishrindependence, and see
it'li'eland wWM’E‘am 10 get into meg-and shat all ships 25 per cent. or more
British Enipire then. completed be finished at once. there-
10)" relieving the labor 3111111111111
"Our investigation and findings in
~—
-—————-9-~
T s has been referred to frenuenb]
1y 11%: the “period of reconstruction.” Eurwean commutes." the delegation
But after following the acflm of 9911- 1mm “111,7 max “228‘? 1):: am-
aw of Won" would he a 11' to after-war conditions; that them
ittin er is dunger to the pubic weal in some
empire L 554 111-, of the “m MW” w ‘91"
“ ward by the di’soauteifi ,
8mg I each: Armour. There are um to prevent growth of simian: ~
times ' 11911 I envy the tramp his tree'- m in Amer-1m,
illifliliiiiiuus
Ito the agencies established by rave-3
Most indiyld-~
iPrm’a Inland
of the benstiai Hun NeVer a wordi
g to sacrifice eVen their mused. e wwhoneidenury isnnknom
meat tpiik and have returned home “In”
XWMerfih 111111190111“:i
R CASE:
actually-
‘ habit of carrying a revolver
- in fact,
Wimmonouem.
_————
.9-
wigs and heme siren. Md nhen
these were 911 out of the way, the
m'owd sat dim. m a repeat which, as '
with the other items, was enjoyed to
the hill. A fine, Jolly old time was
.had by everyone,- and all felt amply.
repaid for haV mg dared to brave .ihel
uterrors mentioned above. T90 excel
{lent contralto solos Were sung by .\115 I
'Leah Albrecht during the course 01sz
the We ike number of soprano.
solos were re}; ered in similar stV ie by!
iMiss Marian Jarvis, Miss Maiiain
«EWeed recited and read charmingly.
and Miss 1911,1911 Raymond under'
“hose egieeéont «Erection the social
”was held fin-cred with two capital
ieutdipngs. bath of which were so funm
that her audience nearly laughed
newly-art?“ nick over them. Miss‘
Mary 51110111 and Miss Marian Janisi
We re the piano .tccompanists.
rune male is m-
DEWEY SEARCHED
BY P0Li_0_3_ r011 ewes
! -—-.-.-h
arrived at 1:08 from Ne.“ Kgrk. As
near as he oanremember it woe around
1:20 When. «119 202.; you“ t he
noticed a our 3
tfnom the new to m “and.
.He claimed the 083135.! new- one and
slightly larger than a ford” and“
W The
Rt , .
cui markers :11
land- '
Coppola me last seen u 1 o’clock
3.03 Mum
about twenty me.- m 4% in
was} to name “the our longed
m Coppola and fie .9911 been walking
along the road wens Coppola. Prdt
so far.
i-t-was stated thumb; bytgc
authorities that they ape-310w awaiting
Win a! .a. m w“ from
New for;
at”
‘iet at Brown 1M1.
the vicinity of the , 1'th
mmmmummla
the water.
searched yesterday afternoon by the
police and press representatives from
New York mg Emit in an effort 3.91
limits .
The stains which were found on the
sldepocket on him left door on Coppo-
Schuluo. on one“. of New York.j
him yesterday cello-799.11.192.10 exam:
-a-o
l --.
lvllle emu m adieu-nee until
tomorrow the hearing of Pratt He
salvo increased the bell team $1. 000 to
Isoo 000 despite protests by John 0L?
Minion. .lr.. counsel for Pratt. .
‘ "There is stating suspicion" Mr. Un-
sger told the. Magistrate “uintihe de-
ifendant is guilty of a more serious
Ici'ime than grand lamenyfi' He then
related that Charles Coppola nineteen-
,Vearold taxi (baufl'eur. whose new
Homing c.1r,it is alleged. Pratt stole
‘had been missing ever since February
:14. the day on VVlilch Pratt attempted
110 3111 the nulomgbllc lo a Manhattan
,gmagv keeper.1.ungersaid that
idiscolomiions hulk-Veil to be
had bion found on the body of tho
\tlhlcll’, and than the portions had
been rvmmeil and submitted in Dr.
10110 Si-hulie, lllt‘dlull 1m esiignioi' for
Iihe District Attorney. for analysis.
3 Iran denied he had stolen the cm.
‘310 said be 111111 merely gone to the
Ignrngo with
1 car he named to sell and also that the:
car was given to him to sol] by a man.
He has maintained. and so has him at
lornoy Mr. Minion. that he came to
;Ncw York early on the day of Coppo-
Ila's disappearance and that he knew.
nothing about it.
An examination of the automobile
indicated that something unusual had
[happened in it. Coppola was in the:
in the:
left hand door pocket. where he could
M
reach it if he was held up on any of.
his late night rides. This pocket. or}
flap, one form as if some one had
snatched at it and had to rip the
pocket he get it open and the front
of it was stained a dark red. Mr.
Ungei said in court yesterxlm that a
quick examination by Dr. Otto
Schullzo. the medical examiner had
indicated llmt the stains were fi'ioni
blood.
In the investigating party conductedI
by Mr. [Inga/yesterday afternoon was
Mich 191 Piccione uncle of CharlesI
Coppola. who has not worked a day
since the boy disappeared, but has de-
voted his time to trying to help the 90-3
lice. l’iccione said his nephew wusl
VVeil 3.ch with Print and had.
brought Pratt to his home on!
one occasion to get a gallon of ltol-I
ian wine. He said: 5
“Charlie was not Pratt's. regulai‘
chauffeur. Albert Romano did most
of Pratt’s driving, but Charlie often
drove him. He used to take Plait
from South Norwalk station to
Mary Schaefei" s house often three
.timesa week. 2
“fig and Pratt were quite friendly.
Last summer Pratt asked Charlie it
he could get him some italian wine.
We sent to some relatives of ours
in Brooklyn and got a gallon for him.
, PM cage m to the hem
and got the wine. I can’t understand
33!? Brett mu 895’ he did not know
my 11 ‘ I i
In the meanwhile there were no
i _4: f the
i9 wine Geranium
; _ , hovegiven an
m” . we:
Continued pp... in"... my I
' l
Imp 1501?: 209
new $3111.00.”
my the .
The island was well populated and
'lenm smoothing of Coppola's wherea-
19’s car I?” enjoined by Dr. Otter”
Were pronounced to be blood status by '
m/tfl'
,'V‘
0
918110135 Pick-ups-tbr Tomorrow. - It’s the Savings ‘1‘“
That 'COuntw-Now is the Time to Buy.
I
The (militate small profit
very mm for instance.
Clearance pi'ige
All Wool Genes
44 inches wide, midnight blue and
other colors. Value $2. 25.
_ ' ..... W' ......... ' $1 73
'50 inch Broadcloths ‘
Was “.50 yard. $2.98
Tomorrow yard ......
All'colors. \Vere $2 yd.
Tomorrow ynnd
36 Inch Longcloths
12 you! pieces two yards more than
1: sum. Tomorrow 52 .49
The whole out
81 x 90 Bed Sheets
Tomorrow each
........
«5‘
0
blood I .
45 x 36 Standard Pillow
27 Inch Chambray
l‘lnin colors. all fast dye. 24c
\V‘I-re 2191' at mid
i§
mm 9 Mil be to drag the waters near
l’i'all island, fox the body on the
cheery it was weighted down by a.
heavy stone. If it Was not weighted,
they expect it shortlv VVill be seen
iloaiin" along the Long Island coast
(Monica them by the curients
__~_,, _~_ Im; -A— _"v --.AH...-. _
' I
WANT AUTHORITY ; RWM , “1. -.
FOR CALLING STRIKE,
BOSTON, Feb. 26.«—En1ployes of the."
New England Telephone and Tele-
graph Company. as membeis of the in
ternational Brotherhood of Electrical
workeis, voted today on the question
of giving authority to union officials
to call a suike to enforce a demand
-..—.... -.
00f 005$ liflfoS
II £01040 W1»
.Clearanceprm.............
mwmfiflliittioll-e
MW
Were$16..00 Clearanceprice..............
vumm
Weremmm..............
Were$5.00.Clemneenrice ..... $2.98
mwmm
Wmfiflmmsam
Anodi-ioLWm
53919911- ..
3": inches wide. Regular
501',
\‘l'i’lh fancy red border.
Value 3.3.- ;n eat-31
Value $3 1.25
in
another man who had a a: mmmmmmn..~ 1...." 1.3:":
for wage increases.
that. 15,000 workers, largely
would cast ballots.
in every city in New England when»
one or more affiliated unions exist.
“Pam's Cold Compound" and; bad
colds or grippe in a «few '"
hours
Relief comes instantly.
A dose taken eVery two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe‘
misery and break up a severe colic!i
either in the bean, chest, body or limos. '
It promptly opens clogged-up 1 05111115 ’
and air passages in the 50051, $09551 '
nasty discharge or owe running, :e-'
lieves sick heudoohifip.463il.1111i':e‘1‘~-tellerl
ms. .1919 throat. sneezing. sore-p
ness and stiffness.
Don’t stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
Ii,‘ 1 m
d,” whick costs 09;};
‘ me: it
Big Clean-up in
Dis 5113115 in snappy
- ; Separate Skirts
system abounds here—-
$9. 50
$ 6.50
$21.00
WOMEN'S WIN TEE COATS
001.4.u-uuuuo-
. . $12.98
...........
27 1!: 54 Monster Rims
Tommi-4.01“” ....... ‘2 098
Cocoa Fibre Door Mats
Conn- and Silk Cree-as 125.33“? .................... 94c
W'ere 69c
Tm” Ya” """ '“' . Curtain Swissos
I" {ill 36 inches wide. Reg-
ular 25c at V'ard ............ 1 7c
Wool Filled Comfortables
388111" $6.98. While
they lam
.............. ' $3.98
340
White Poplin
111 yard
La rze Size Turkish Towels
. _ Value 490
4;) Inch White Valle 51 ppm .................. 29¢
it \gular 75 '
:1 11 yard . . f ................ 46° HUCk TO‘velS
.. 1 1 w Cases Beach Cloth
1‘ 11'in 111' .(' Thu only. Value 490
c at ....................... 39° Rvgulnr 500. :11 yard ...... 25c
Hemstitched Table Cloths
88c
t
. . . 39.90%
I
It “as expected
women.
Polls were opened
Turkish Face Cloths
Regular 100 each
6 for 29¢
Firm quality, hemmed needy
for use. Value like at each 25°
Women’s Peri-Aline Petti-
Tray Ghths
.
a
0V
: V
6
Pratt-y Amt”. Alli. coloring. also 1
plan with adored . f
finances. Special .......... G p
The newest with collars, bell and
ma. sizes up '
we! if” '» r9150
WEI .98 ............. ”-98 1
Women’s Sweaters
,1 in: wool, m silk and
331$ wQfl Valet)! of colors.
W" m??? “f?“ .5538 r;
Vegans We
1.69
W 11.5;
m pm f
mummw ......... $ 1.25 :1
timing: whee. W9
Regular $1.25. At ......
Galvanized-hon Water
1! t W000
quot . .
Special .............. 49c
. .2 1221 were
i t '. ,
$1.30)... .223... 36
Extra Heavy Tin Dish
Pans
59¢
10 quart size.
Household Ammonia
White only
Special ............... '
Regular 750.. Special . .
haugfelbc. Special .. 10°
\‘Vhite Tea Cups and a
1 . Saucers .
Silé“f‘.'i ........... . 150 3‘
Dust Down Sweeping 5
Compound 1
Large size can.
Special — 293
Steel Gray Enamel Tea
Kettles
.\. \‘n {1.19 $1.50.
“.... «fl :3;
Ni).
i’w/ ‘1 ~37
Special .......... .. . $1.15
Galvanized lron ~Water
_ . Pails
Large EIZQ
Regular $1.10. Slit-vial 85c
.M‘
The result of the voting will not be
known until Friday, when. at. a meet--
ing in this city, the New England joint.
council of ti'lophon'x'
mum the ballots.
\V'Iu'lmi's \V' 11'.
Are your valuables, papers and securities properly pro-
tected? Have you a. Safe Deposit Box? If not, we can pro-
vide you with one for the small sum of $4.00 per year, in 011:
We will alsp not us emiodian 0:
your Liberty Bonds without charge ,if you desire.
Our Savings Department pays 4 per cent. per year.
Opei 3 chem account and par vour bills by chock.
modern Safe Deposit Vault.
The City National Bank.
South Norwslk. Bonn.
P
Furniture, Hues.
Draperies
HausevFumishingS
' our m comprises every/011m W “‘9
* (savingoi from 19 in 20%
be.“
in.» a;
A.
Norwalk Chronicler