; 1 TON, Feb. 26.—While de-
. W full sympathy with the pur-
. m an international peace
' Senator. Cummins, of Iowa.
51’ declared in an address to-
the than; can as printed at
mm aworld Wrath
an); incoherent power"
nomad moody condo
W a. or re.
win-k to avert unrest.
mm provision for nlamdamries
{.11. 1h reclaim territorial guaran-
" is 30mm in it (proposed
(1111111)," said Senator Cum-
.é-h.’ “M fsunore that is bad in
mingly m ”it.
rg'bnm which he declared mum
» W
"A, "M. we ought to agree,
own was ought to agree, that ins
Miss"
can be determined by the application
“lama law to established facts
besetfléd‘ either by anbitra
Mathew; “limelight
Indafiother nationsougnt
aces wtfiouc ell-Wot- ro-
,. than will abide by and per-
1 ' bran-owed orjudgnent.
. chemonwemm and all
, fiaomogmht to agree. that
_ fitter—peel: other interned”!
,. din-tee Wm not he ends until
. mm regular. internation-
aim-”mound? opportunity
mmameic Uponsuch
gum mammeuoam no
M and the W should be
arcade-“.8 influences which
. ‘m if any nation should refuse
. to m a m controversy to
I‘ _ jam. or reuse to perm the
.. . * when rendered m- m to
.1: goon-1m titling to,-
_ Moe fixe' t‘y in-
am
"mu-ousW m“
mmbmlhm the
» a outing more.
. The Iowa. Senator said the propos-
' - 1.0111311th would 'ineutrzmse all
of to launch! settle-oat
new nations am
1‘ mg» inhuman-
mag-om Mormon-
" m woe-ohm
. wu~flnitedsutss
MHWrthschaM this
. Wtqhema"
‘ plenum
jm
& mapouueal Independence
is the most destructive, un-
til mm new on!
he~llejooted with x storm. 1
W- - 0
M remain withfmf
mwmmator-
{so was ,W by Mr. Cumming as
‘ilIle about. dilation 08 our ”ms
er the Go
1115qu tobontompiatp."
mom... ‘3: “mm M
> u 5‘ literal. the
m it with all' the emphasis; o};
‘ ‘2 “of Itne charte1, Sen-
..........
none moat: with Gm
.it. AsmwMIflmwum'
and an .
which E
1mg
. computing any surmxrrmrm bathe.-
'Iilllwt
Fll s. ‘ Internal Revenli m
L ‘Bivee- Warning Jhal Severe
Penalties WI" ”W-
The Income Tax drive one. to s
closeron Saturday night, Isl-chm
tlaotdote um the provisions of the
new Revenue Luv must be in the
hands of local Internal Revenue Collec-
redid: Hem“ the ““131 “r- hetorotbolrotleuclooe that night.
The Incomem ill being collected to
meet‘tho war expenses. Every person
who shouted and‘tooted his horn on
Armistice Day is now called upon to
ion: xlriboto his sham ol the cost of win-
Ii". g the war.
The laggards and the «lodgels “ill
tncc more lines and jail sentences.
the Internal ltcvenuc Burcnu .nn-
nermccs that its officers will xiieck us
all up to see that mery person who
comes within the scope of the Income
Tax law did his share.
Where to Pay and File.
Island should make their returns and
pay their taxes to James .l. Wendi.
Collector of Internal Revenue. Harr-
cord, Conn..'ol' to any ’of his deputy
. collector's who are now doing frce ad-
visory work on Income Tax.
Payments sent by mail should be at-
tach: to the: returns and should be in
the torm‘ of check. money order or
draft; Cash payments by mail are sent
at the taxpayer! risk of loss.
It you are unable to make your re
turn molly because of illness at
‘sence. or incapacity an agent or local
ropr‘esénmliw may make your return.
if there are any defiant points as
to your items of income or ullownble
deductions you should get in touch at
once with 11 Row-um.- ofllccr or a hunk-
er for advice.
Women Pay Tax.
Women are subject to all the requer
ments of the lacuna nix. Whether
single or married. a woman's income
from all source: must broom
u unumrricl‘l or it livinngn from
her husband she must make her return
7M 1918 it her net income ms 31.009
er our. .
[from and Hummus}!!!-
bum! her income meow
with the habituation Mints: the
matinee-acetate. ’Ehelajunt 1m
meme; less the cmdtteallow by law.
“Ht abject to normal tax \I'rife'lt
net". iné'othe ls corislifbrett‘siepn‘rhfl-ly‘ in
13mm and wife me jointly. :11: a.
‘ mu: 1! thehusbnwi does not include
“his wife‘s immune in his return the
.‘v-ife must illen separate return.
Severe Penalties»
The now Rm‘onuv Law plat-cs sovere-
‘penottles on a person. ulm fails to
make retain on time refuses to make
return or raiders: 11 fraudulent return.
if» failure to 1.1mm u- 111m and pay tux
on time a hoof not more than 81.000
is named add 25 per cent of the tax
duo is added to the assessment. Fur
“infusing wilfully to make return or
for makluu 1 false or fraudulent re-
turn there Is a fine of not exceeding
‘10,“ and tnuwlaonment of not ex-
im on your, or both.
Farmer-5' income Taxable.
IEvery farmer and ranchmsn who
had a fair or a good year in 1918 must
heodgths Income Tax this year. He
must consideroll his income as tax—
able. He is entitled to deduct from
his gross income ull mt- expended
In carrying on his farm. The cost of
farm machinery. farm hm end-
impact-enema unset bodedmd.
The coo: of live stock; either for to,
sue or for breeding names. is nice
regarded as We - ,
Overtlmo and mom 7m.
Salary and wage owner‘s must conl
side: as taxable every iteni received
from employers and from other
man Boom and overtime pay
95.101.139.160! wellostheregu-
lar payments.
Allowance: for Losses.
.. Issues sustained In 1918‘ and not
covered bv insurance are deductible
Item it incurred in the taxpayer’s
"hnsine-u or trade, in any transaction
undertaken for profit or. arising from
lire, stonm shipwreck or other casu~
airy or tron: theft.
i:***aa*a*oa*naaa:
sauna: one FOR EVERY *
moon Taxi-avert. 1*
“Washington, D. C. — “.‘The 1:
rights of all persons now tiling
Income hr returns are amply
protected by. provisions for
,shalements. refunds and ap-
peels.” says Commissioner Dan- .
.191 c. Roper.
1-“Ev'm moon can he sure of
I Him deal. No person is ex-
pected to pay more than his
slur-rot tail. His share is de.
‘m mic-l: by the mount
a and nature of his net income for
”hummulelawr
“statement petition: are dealt, t
“with -Q5eerndIedly-. Refunds *
wfii *‘be made in every case a
is errones t
i
*
”fittitt'fiiil‘t
women nlrnm Luvs score;
new matron m
All mats and returns due on
Resident; of Connecticut and lthm‘a‘
1011381911907 toraeeshoonsldemtion.
‘ edin
Ihthedlnlngmomandfirod three
M at mm. It was miraculous that
A:
t
E
6'
E
truck Smith in the
hip. The bullet
outer and under
iii.
5:15?
The Millinery' Section
Every day some whimsical and bewiiching
bit of headgear betokening spring appears. I1 is
. as if things had stolen in through the night. In
the morning there thev are.
E
a elightfleeii woundand than pure
out again through hh Inirt ad!
under-garment. 3
Smith. with rare W a! mind
ped to the floor immediately and
assumed the attitude of ham been
inn-tally injured. Itchy and Fer-I
raglan examine! his body as he was
lying on the floor and noticing the
blood on his side, thought they had:
killed him. They rifled his pocketsfi
RE
5
In“ his cousin in
We called up his reittivo with the;
announcement that he (Smith) had'
just accidentally shot 1111113211.; They
Umdiso'ppesrod and have not been:
seen since-
The “noting was a. remit of a
light which occurred in Bayside. l.
l, a few weeks ago when Smith gave;
hisckay a thorough beating. follow-
in; which Mum swore he would get:
Smith. Becameto thlscttranann-l
ibm‘y with the avowed Intention of‘
taking Smith' :1 life and made good his‘
throat.
Smith, seeing that he was not seri-
ously injured. did not notify the police
101- call medical attenthnwe for him-
self until last evening when he W
the omens of Dr. George; G. Pawestt.
on Washington street, and told his
story. Dr. Faweett at once (at. into
touch with police 11m:- and
Patrolman Robert Gob-r Wed.
Hockey, who 'dld't’he shooting. is
dacribed as being 29 your: old. 5 feet
9 inches u; height. Weigh. 149 pounds.
blond hair. were blue serge suit. blue
cap. may Oversee: and block potent
lather shoes.
Farrington is said to be about 19
years or age. about 5 but 4. weighs
115 MWobmmxmmw
tent: leather than and a Moi
chat.
Although the police are under I b.-
vy Madcap having been notified so
late; they ant-oar: tron-hing o. the
case is an endeavor“ catch the two
men and brill: thei- fo m
CLEVER ARRESTS MADE
or swap AND CLQNE ,
continued from menu
. ego-n ‘
The car was. e proper-
ty belonging tor. JIM]. of We-
common: when: JMII'I
:3; i131: driver's WM out
Novella-log. . m I
suburb of NflWfl: . '1"
The local s hue unl-
mnnlcatlou with the co of New
lamina and it happened that Mr. P.
B Newou. minor of mm. was at
the New London at the
time. He told the local odlcers that
the ear belonged to him and had been
not. from a area b New Landon
at 9 oclock Monday night by too
lore. He was overjoyed to hear
of the recovery of tho-um tho
arrest of the two thieves. He left For
this city at once and nn-ivcdheroluo
last. evening and identified the ma-
drills.
Thitwosallonxavetheirm u
Fred Christian. 19., and Paul 8m
wood. 18 both of the Newport Train-
ing School New“. R. I. At the,
time of m bah were in uniform.
and Christian at first chimed the our!
wasownodhyhis‘fuheroholived in
New landed. but later cgntosoed to
the entire story admitted stealing the
machine.
Sherwood. it has been learned. for-
merly lived and worked in this city.
He was employed by the Connor’s
mound lived onSouth Main street.
previous to his enlistment.
Last evening Detective Cayenngh
ior New London, was In this city and
iidentified the our and took both
Sherwood and Christian. back to New
London. _
Finmms' Burs. , .
0F HEART ATTACK
Mace no. no- no
of “H.000 is said to be e of thel
moment in New 91! 13'
spent nearly 31.000. .000 in
xwflm
last night It the Lewis
(the body will My be
$511M, N. Y.. to be pine»
the family mausoleum in Sleepy
Hollow cemetery where the bodies of
his father and mother lie.
While Mr. Lena norer spoke of his
activities altars charitable lines his
many Wm- were well known
to themfimdlfld public. All of his
work that rectton done
I! was an
His democratic attitude toward rich'
and poor woaforbim the enviablerepl
utatkm or being the "not loved man.
On his estate he em-
ployed noerlyasoore otsemntnall‘
or whomlndteohlohis employ tor'
years. He saw to it up: his employee
were provided with model homes. giv-
'11; his personal attention to this not-
term wealth is “vex-lonely «some to
approximate 32.000, 000.
-77 77
thathe
Mbninkit.
Body.
It tons
hoinetha
then
in flan-elem
WOULD SEIZE
A eoqmttnh rough straw Ml-lelln‘txml or )a-
pate With a few ripe cherries, a luff of «m‘rrich'
feathers or a “choc” of ribbon.
Knox Mrs in every variation of lim- as in
brims and crowns, in all the' fashionablo
ings.
«‘11 lll)!‘
Tricomos in fine straw.
.s
Sec-end “001 .
a 7---._ ..-._ -. -77....
The display of Georgette Mo 13 a knici
escape of coloring. The lovely pastel shadm
tans, champagnes, turquoise, shell pink, “1'
feud, bisque and reseda, when draped 0Y0] :1
satin of contrasting hue, make a startlinw and ‘
charming cfiect. Satin gives the shimmn.g
" The above Ifivizrg'an-Set has
been made according to our special or-
ders. It contains a devenport. wing
than and amiehair. The Davenport is
seven feet long. a we Minat for
-' in It is the very am and a vivid color is softened and changed by 9
ml of m... and contains full the Gemtte- Dont miss the exam.
Spring seat with spring cushions, spring 3 ' .. ;
arms and but ~43 Specials in Table Napkins
An ideal place to spend thcaming with your papers, the _
last magazine, aadyour favorite dog. A Smoking Set‘can Odd daun- Which cannot be Md up
exactly with" table cloths
be provided to stand within easy reach.
Seventy-five dozen in the practical .11.
TMWKSMISW in 68' 02x24,a111menandofd s'abl tt Th
. h I . - , e 1r epo em. 1319
; Signal“: would give C aractel‘_ to any n , .1119. several qualities ranging from $6.00 to $21 00
l
. ._M._‘_._._...- .—
leg 1‘09!“ Ia dozen fmefly, but which have been "him-“"1
Whom is large and Itmuri— hpficeandbeor tickets,
roots.- 3 $5.00 to $15.00 a dozen
. .z This} Sell: eoveredin good quality,"
‘_ verdm'etapestry.1hchackoffl1edav-
enport 13 covered with the some mataial,
_. thus making it poss‘hle tordaee the data:
, :1 enportmthemlddlevofthermorop-‘
.....; Tm a?! fireplacewuha mhle I' .
111%” 1:14}! AIL-Sets mindekghnegilead 7.17“”
guarantee for quality} and excellence. "
This is on important offering to hausekcepere. It will
hardly be possible for the prices of linens to Change much
in the not two years. It takes long to convert a growing
flax into; snowy table cloth. A process requiring gn-m
cm and patience.
‘ Hemsutch‘ed Doylieo m
“Quotes (I! fine limit which are used in ‘81»
.. .. ...._ .7.— _ -7- 7
W ...-_ . .,I-. . .
Wm momma“. WW Jamil-lemma, m Mansfield and March 4—1111“! the new 11.-
Iteoy'm‘ mIiaomgne-uim a." - ..eo11mumWWBdeenes ,
" molt). 33:. “maximum mmmwmw w N. Bloke-lee After an, nobodv is win t‘
10 permit Q‘Wopposéd the bill. ed to pay that‘1uxury lax.“
W‘
. The deportation of the 111m! '
. ' «mail?» aliens has begun. twpcrd lht‘ "H
“rm Your guest! .
' :1 wants to set W“
2'33"
'1 ' - ' and are at the followmg W me» many ways about a home. Luncheon Sets can 1-11
Davenport; were $125. 00 made from some of these by selecting the dim: -
special: once $100.00 , 9'” m
ng Chairs, were $65 m . . &“ 12X 12, were formerly $ .50 no“ $ .40
special WEE $55 00 5. 18x 18, $111) now 3 .85
" 24 1:24. $1.75 now $1.25
Armchairs, matinee 27 x 2.,- $2.“) now $1.50
' special price $50 00 1...... m-..
i m door. fl . , I , W
‘0“ I ‘ M I ’ ' l ' Laces for Undermush'ns
R -g .Ot‘ _ . F F A stock blinnm'ng With laces, Normandy
.- ' . - I Vols, Chinese and Belgian Chmics, and Filet
SIZES 8.3 'x 1:6, $55.00 bends and edges will attract every \1- 01mm w 110 11:
9 x l 3‘6 50 looking for trimming for undergarments. .
These rugs are light weight wool One special lot of Filet. Laces for camisulee
and fibre, in a wave that closely resem- is priced at 36 eta. a yardg-gf;
bles the old fashioned mgrain. They are on...“ m nmmwer widths, ranging iron-l -
mwood hm greens and somewhat . . . 15 to 50 eta
lighter effects such as gray, old blue and Valenciennes Plouncing,- -9 inches wide
.-_ tan combinations. A good assortment. 59 cts.
'. run-tin floor Mom 11 ml.
. i
': TWS Cases- Dinner Sets , _ Dress Trimmlslg!
‘ : - , I Silver Bands an
for men Attractive Desrgns $i275 Flouucings.
Black leather, qdn- ; . . Beaded Bands and
taming m i I 1 t a r y American Main, 66 pieces, with delicate illGamituresl‘
-‘ a A new pa u we
. ”fimm {“7 design in “lioyfiwer” or trailinb arbutus, pale just arri VH1 1.“ I”
Eng-a1. do? comb mi! file Wk and grew ”Rh? 8°13 edge“ France.
. p0 " l ’ ' ‘ . 4‘ 3 0113, C 1"" 4 .
' Martha! to insert The same. design with blue forget-Inmate T111431: Druid: _ .4
a safety: razor. and 80m “183- Girdles, ] 111_ a}?
N“ c e I finished. latest on ornigs.
~ ' one $12693: - In this - p, we 93‘} Sum service fm' Fine Tale-.5015.
'1 7’ eight people. I and chenillt, 11':
--$5- 95 (H's, 25 0'15 '5'
3 ’1'» “I m Busegtte‘nt. .1! vi
11..
1 .‘ wm' mm ‘0 pay a “My“ .
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