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IIII‘III MIII
IIIIIII IIII
IIIII II IIIII
., Private Tax Advisers Reap
Rich Harvest by Doubtful
Meth’ods— Prosecutions
Probable_
WASHlNGTON, March 22.- -Fr.1ud
or misrepresentation by orira.‘ e in-
come tiur advisers in many oi: .‘es has
been reported by revenue ofllcers, it
was learned today and nit-estimations
are to be Ionic by United Stairs attor-
neys. Prosecutions are piooabl‘: in :1
number of cases.
Private tax advisers reaped a liar
vest last week, according to the r6
ports. during the rush of citizens to
file their income in: returns. The ad
“risers opened oinces and by advertis-
mg, drew thousands of persons to
’19an Revenue ollcinls charge that
Entered at m cm Noni-III m
romp as second Gino flutter.
it
TABUSEED 1870
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lillte of Three States on the Plans for the Organization War Department Decides to
Trail Of Gang Who 5110" of the Drive Perfected, Proceed With Purchases
‘irogafl. and Emma t0 and Some Subscriptions ——Less Than $l5, 000, 000
Wake Arrests in Near Flt-l Have Already Been Made Involved ' '
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WSW“ III II IEIIII VIIIIIII‘IIIII
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Reimbursement for”
es of Famous Suit .
Against Him by H
Gray -
cil Occu ied With .Consideration of the
SflerPestere Ci’tuPoIish Boundp ary —- Italy Gives Reasons-.-
Wity She Should Have Territory
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IIEN [MPHEATED M V b
Twenty-Seven ‘ Camps and
History of Old Case Basted
Bear Admiral Andrews Goes to the Adriatic to Take
[lt‘lt‘d They Have Secur- Palace and Regent Thea-g Fifteen Fields Abandoned to the Committe§ on gig; :8; ‘33; 15$: .1“? “g; ngggfgyg Command of the Arum-icon Force's There V
ed Hun) ( ars During the: tres, Sunday'Afternoon‘ f. WASHINGTON,- March 22. In t . Claims 111 Hartford, ’thnt theiroflcerswere branches ottbe A V Ma ch .21 (m g
I 1 ‘ f “ i ' ’ "-N-r « " revenue coll ’ ' .
”4" B L ll‘ 3‘0“ 0f the W8? department to Proceed; HARTFORD March 22.. m *omizations and PM, End”, H l‘ was “.2
~— I inul plans for the organinaiioVnV of with the purchase of the sites or ‘15 0. that famous Grey against» (Continrrd On Page Three) ‘ mated P1388)- ” 0P9 f
~ m 'I :3 ;'l‘l1e police: {1” Vdme Tm ”‘9 NE?” Em“ (ambaIgn all”) Camps and 13- balloon Mid thing} suit which involved Ihemi .. . pressed tonight in Peace COD “‘1.
. \..,. “by“... and New In horn'gilk next Vweeg were passed fields (over the counté‘y was announr- ed? courts of Fair-field conniyVV V ; . : “we “mks that by the first 0!
.-._» I. ,...I --l f 1 the' “DO" an flm’row,‘ “l 1“ “PM“ me?" 383“" all by ACUng ecretnrytlmnmrll six years and which has .V 3 V ~ ' would be
I... .V.Vn,“‘,l_: lwlilo on‘ in: oi the executive committee at‘tnerLess than 315, 000,000 will be nvoivvel I vited the aulénuon of unaffiV V, V ._ . next weefv; 913d 8“ “1135!:
. “NI :1 PM"; of' city llull. Practically a full attend- Mr. Crowell said. and it wiil not be! Assemblys, sounded 111mg V ”MW it. ‘70 tu" l t.
. mm, mm: R“. Iincc of the committee of twenty-six necessary to await action by congress.; m} again this week Major Amt: N. - diRicultyV in the way 0":de e 10", °
VV_ ml wmmmhg ol' the lending citizens of the districtVas the depaitment now has the n- ”es'l Mossmans claim against then our” of the peace- -makin work of tlie: . V
~. V, Stamford. and Bus inguic-ndanccf tV'TleVthVlv absences sagéugit‘lssewn camps 111‘ l 1" :heard by the commitgée (in m [cm 5 Conference raised y. the thlm‘éf
:I'h l“ “mg ‘0“? 0“ 0 ‘ c Y - “ 0 mm- incidental to the car 118 row; 0
I l :I!|'[V:lx“[0<“tl‘(:s- “ “‘3‘ decided ‘0 11111119 899C111] C01“ “10..“ idle“: ““1 “be abandoned, Orders; mention of great names includhtthat’ aiyltgliciantrelntilil’logtapgeflnltfily’
' " “ ‘ Iniilees 1epresenting the various In- aiea y ave gone on for the nban- reco I
5,”.an touiing [‘Oi‘csts or the city. who will handle.- donment of 20 of the camps. inc' Aid-i 3:985:13...figgfiefififiegism lead; will BEECH About the Mid' A Former Not-wok BOYsettling the ItalianJuKOSBV’
V » I, . Aqueduct the-ii icspective classes. CompleierinS’Vnearly altl of the: Notional]t InugfidV era of all times. .3. die of May, When Prm. Writes Farm 'He M controversy. President waging-IV
\- \HTIV f d t czud systems had been prepared in 1a mng 0911915 59 “P 3 91‘ . Asks $4,500 of State. ~ am “so“ the “.110“. uestion b? w.
W, 5,121.1,“ 11:3 advunre of the meeting. and these United States declared war on Ger-5 Major Mossman wants the state to t W Exmts in Not Know When He WI 1112:1811, and it is frdin him that till"
“mph car— new handed met to the various com md-m- CODSIWCUOD “0!"! 0D the ”I give him 34 500. 01 thereabouta and Return to the United Co'me 386k - » i w
.. SmmmrdV mltlees lo be dishibuted at the open Vcamps, according to~.wa.1 departmcnti mas, mu“, who he,” hm story any. m, States plan upon which hope of a . _V
.. 1““. us. It ing or the campaign emiy next week. figures, represents a 905‘ of npproxi :claim is Just. First Lieutenant William B. Gum~ M17 settlement is based II
..V .he auto- Setexai ver handsome “subscriptionstatélY $110 990.000 91' Whit“ 543- “I As the case involved is most excep- . ’V ‘ " " hart Quartermaster Corps thinner looked for.
0“ Ffl' wem ple‘dged By the turf: 1- m“““.§‘~‘°’ wmmwfidnyfip mfiiil‘lg: Near: “on“ 3°”?- ‘0 "1° 5‘19"” court PARIS. m.‘m$1mm. No no . ' {also} : : euéiion of the Italian {1ch
., .-. ,turing corpora oils 3 e mee 11g . .1}. «at? gonna-:r' EL,A , .V VV . . ,. en. 88 V“ V V Halli:
F5 W” "‘ "'9 Car ""“St mum' through representetiues gnfi‘Efightewm" New Jersey, and Steam l; (Coutlued On Page Two, ’ ‘ houses 6! atom We” ‘ V‘ 2 . . 1“, . . I $13333“) to 1m :nfi. .
.. .met of Police yhlfigggggzs 1333;333th 13:20? cm T” mm ‘3 L”. . g , .mbsbly be called to m is, Maven 1 men out: no ts, a ’33" i to til
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~ -I M Lin Page waive) ‘ ”0““ 1°“ W'“ “W‘s“ “ [“95" Dement‘ s 2,1,? Efix‘cfi'fififficfifl :03;%02§1:;ebein§ infiE ” mm" mewdyhopgeto rem-1TB: fi.§§§§"mi Lilia-macros n “ere ii” gave great concern to thin, ma!”
- "M 0? ”10 fund. hm". as (‘0‘ 9("8‘101‘3 cgnmnments to be bought and ,ch 13% th‘e United States. ’ February 24, 1919.. delegations today. Although “I.“
EV . now owned and it was largely bzcuusel If the “WW 0' PM ‘9 suiflcieutly Dear Dad: This is in answer to Supreme ( muncil was oceun
(“unwed 6“ Page Three) 30f the sum involved that the dell'tl‘i l “mud ‘0 mt such a course.“ yours at February 2. which came a fair with n cmidemtion of the W ~
, l * mmottheSensteinaybe
[T ,meInt derided to go ahead w1lh the, , ’ Vem Polish boundary the PM"
pumhase' MOM 0T we 30 camps "OWE 551:3: firm thism “3334: 325:1: “WM“ °" SM" Pf“ iers themselves with Colonel 13...;
[11 House. were engaged in trying;
to find some solution to the verse“
difiicult problem presented bv the:
action of the Italians
It has been known for somoft
time that the Italian delegatem
(Continued On Pose Six)
.. INCBNTRIBUTDRS BEfllllllNS PlllAfiE __
I... 7; ..., M... AND [llll [N EliYPTngvflflg Blll [I]
['ll' Returning Fighters
.Charles H. Harris, [Owner
of Ledgewood Farm, Pur-
chases Adjoining Proper-
I, I... N... mm... . CHURTS AMBIENT
(Continued 011 Pete Eightl
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EASTERN ROADS
SHBWEB [[EFIEITS
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Moravian—15.1: the collectiongGen' - Alicnby on. Vvay t0: REFUND [TEENSE [ Charles 8' Hams! “w“? of Ledge- T were apprehensive that any pro-—
. ll‘n- recpption to we re; Cairo ' and T1 OOPS Re-V. Iwood F11rm,bas recently taken title lo WASHINGTON. March 22. ——'rne gram adODted by the 3119mm
~ Iwrs. sailors and marines Enforced {additional property consisting of a s1x- Bureau of Railway Economics, 2. pri-ICouneil which contemplated W
.1!‘.([ Wilton draws to a; - —— f FEES Tl] SAl‘flflNSi room house and thirtg;l 31¢st of ground vate institution aaintaingd lgfrail- relegation of the Italy-Jugo-Sln‘flé ,v
.lllllil‘t' 1'11 charge wish- . . - .1 - r ‘ . adjoining his present 0 ngs. . . - road companies, t ay me. and c an I e. __ ‘
:[:1-[l‘ hearty thanks and ‘0“ DO“ Ma1c11.2.-2—T'1., “"‘m‘m After extensive alterations the new Charles E‘ King ahd His analysis of Interstate Commerce Conrlcontroversy to the gue 0f Ha , '
in Egypt is becoming worse and (it llle‘
piescnt time is distinctly graze. a lien
(er despalch from 'Cairo says. Gen. Al- [
lenby. commander in i’nlcstlne. will I
reach Cairo Tuesday. The lame forces .
of troops already in Egypt. :Irt- Ill-fligl
re- -iniorccd.
A lingo numbex of armed Bedouins
Ive enteted Beheira province. Lona
Egypt, from the west. and we robbing:
towns and villages The situation is
not legarded as presenting auv mili—'
13.137 danger.
The Turkish flag is reported to be
nmlw to everyone in the
mlundid work and re-
,. Iii‘u :115 and in the cam-
pfiorts to make
I'vir
and their work-
wnmulut delaYed at
3‘11- -II on. the job and [m
'1‘ >1: ~11 eded in visit-
Imnu in the city.
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But Judiciary Committee
Doesn't Recognize July[
1 as the Date
The first day of July is not iccog-V
Vnized as the date when the federal‘
-prohibiiion amendment is to go into
effect. in a substitute bill to be re-
ported to the General Assembly by
the judiciary committee t), prv'o‘ vide for.
reimbursing holders of liquor lie-games
R 1 flying in some villages m Beheira for money paid as fees for linen-Ice.
V}V\\V[)TV‘\[[ 1,[‘ l‘; T REDICTS province. There are no response? any; Under the substitute bil:, “within
F. \\T S DEFEAT casualties having been suffered by the 131ny days from the date when it
military, but some prominent native shall become unlawful to engtgc i.“
:I I. I1. \"-11r11 22 ..-—.—U officials and several Egypmm police ;the sale of spirituous and intoxicating
have been killed. iliquors, county commisstuners would
ndegee of Con-
.2 (IT (in a league Of
I'lIHIr in the Yale
’ Riots at Cairo and Tania. on March
12 were suppressed by troops and the
police. The disorders in Egypt have
been ascribed to the activities of the
ationalist leaders. seveml Gin-110m
ave been deported.
. . unless radically
\SUuld not only .h
Iiv l ossitl‘) tWO'
v ll we :01- ratifica-
~-\. 11 command 2. SOUTH NORWALK BOY
mum" HAS BECOME MAJOR
‘ In lsi<ls in his 163- .7.
>10 9.
1- I. mm 3423?; “.2123. IV‘VVord has been received that David
I.“ “mum, of a RHunt, a South Nonwalk boy, £01 mer-
lime. “in be no 1y Chief Clerk of the Railway Mail
[hp president Service with oflices in White River
.1 n be just as Junction, Vermont. has been promoted
major. Major Hunt cent to
France in. March.1918. and for th1ee
months was located at the headquarq
leis of the post office department, in
VVVVV Paris. In July he was commissioned
‘ ‘a captain and placed in charge of the
Ir} )IE‘ANS mail for all the back line camps and§
hospitals with headuarters at Tours,‘
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lHll> 21nd autocrat- I
2‘13 III In BILLS
EH
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of all kinds
missionets to
town in 'which a liquor business
been licensed so that the town trio-
urers may return their proportion to
the license fees.
be required to certify :0 the comp-
troller the amount of money due from
the state to holders of liqucn licenses
in their nspectiie coun.
ties. The rebate would be based on
the length of the period from the
date when it becomes illegal to sell 135 wounded 138‘»
liquor to the end of the license
“and the amount would be in the pro-
portion that the unexpired pmtion PI
of the license year is to the entire 9P8 began to get into action.
license period. Similar
would be made by the county com-
the treasurer oreach 27: June, 29; July.
has September, 181; October, 125; Novem.
bet to November 11, 43.
BELGIUM IN NEED OF I
10 BlLLiVQN FRANCS‘
1111111 to the Vim
snussms March 22, (Associated mind's»:
' for_ working girls.
certification lows. ‘
house will be known as the Ledge-
nood Vacation Lodge {or “’orking
IGirls. The surrounding ground will be
converted into a spacious park and to"
gether with the new house. will be
used exclusively as a vacation center
Accommodations
(Continued On Page Three)
171 AMERICAN AIBMEN
LOST LIVES IN BATTLE
WASHINGTON, March 22.——Casua1-
ties in the United States air service
personnel serving with the Americans
and allied armies at the front number
554 Of the total,171 men were killed
in combat. *
A table made public today by the
War Department gives the following
official casualty report for the air ser.
vice at the front:
Killed in combat. 121; jptisoners,
missing. 73: killed
tear in accident. 42; other causes. 4.
The record by months We the ra-
d rise in casualties as American iii.
It- fol-
March, 1918, 2; April, none; M33.
65; August. 82;
fCIerman Helmets Only
For Loan Prize Winners
WASHINGTON.” til—As a. se-
liberty loan or‘
mumm-
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Mother Have Narrow Es-
cape in Crash in Westport
Charles E. King” 87 Merriam street.
.a lineman in the plant of the Liberty
Ordnance company: of Bridgeport. and
his matinee. Mrs. Ernestine Knot-'1, oi
the same address, were severely shak-
en up and bruised in an accident
about 8:15 last night in W eatport, in
wind: both had a narrow escape iron:
death; As a result King‘s automobile
nonhuman-111m to be towed
to the Blue Ribbon garage, Bridge-
port, while King and Hrs: Kuast were
taken home in another machine.
-The accident ~ occurred at Main
(Continued 011 pg... Three)
~ If [TMFTRECURBS
All Connecticut Data Will
Be Sent to Washington on
the Same Day
In common with other states. the
Selective Service Regulations in Con—
necticut will be inoperative after
March 31, 31311011311,me present in-
dications, the members a: the variou
local, district and other" boards will
not be dmcharged from the service tor
some tune Olliciaily. however, there
:cen be no action inreiihlon
' tor a loft building which has received
tome.
mision reports on railways earnings
last year. to show that of the $214. 000.
000 government deficit for the year,
$150, 000 ,_000 or seventy per cent. was
in eastern territory. Western roads
showed a deficit of $72 .00, 000. while
southern roads had a surplus, earning
$8,500,090 above the government
(Continued 011 Page Three)
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So many inquiries are being made
for factory sites that the proposition
A
consideration by some of our business
men in the past is again be g talked
of as a coming possibility. ere are
many industries which? could be int-u
tracted to this city could uccommoda-
tlons be offered. The Second District
one property 011‘ Water street which
would be ideal for such a project. _ItV
was proposed at one time to move the'
Electrical plant to that place. but there
is su’il'lcient room for several factories
large area. along Water ;nd my street
for industrial plants which should be
utilized.
VICTORY PROGRAM AT
Uuier the auspices of the children
in that neighborhood. There is a'
Battlefield Souvenirs
WASHINGTON scuooL V
FUR OFFICIALS
’ “‘* France. Besides establishing post oi" Press) —-In introducing the budget-1m- e11:
tions, when it is formed, or CW
its consideration by the Supremev
,Conncil after the completion of
' cop tinned on Page Nine.
INIIIIIIsgm .
Suspected ~Bank Rubber
and Slayer >1 11M
Cash' in Many Odd PMV
ST.- LOUIS. March 2?. ~92qu .
111011311111! dofiitrs was found today sew-
ed and summed in the clothing of Bar
TyleroISyracuse.N. Y. who was new; ‘
rested here Wednesday and niinV'n‘Ie‘ her
taunted. in Brooklyn. ‘N Y.. V
marinade: and book whhery 112
mm with killing or. two.
clerks end the theft oi $15300, «1111 afi‘
Cleveland for a bank robbery in M
$15.60!! was stolen. The money Inn-I
ingeniously distributed thrown in“
continued-on Pose Nine.
0f Exceptional Interesfi 3'
7 by the size or the indie”
m
neito'wwindawof RozmltSt'ev
m’dratt after new; 31. 5 Int thewmington School, a very pleas
thepnbv uptown store, it is the most interests
Mmch 22 — i‘ices, Major Hunt has been in com— 1919.11310ng a. deficit Drover“ mat 10
3 .
VI , (-
000 .000. francl, which it is proposed to V'iiettjrém m
~ “in Department mand of a motor transportation ser-
’ .1: s. (relal‘) Crawell vice carrying supplies from the portsV cover by the income tax and m an}
‘ m. in split? of the to the army camps. .. . [inhefltances. tobacco beer and spirits;
III. big deficien- In Janualy he was also made exec- Premier Delacroix said yesterday: , V_
on: xying funds utive oilicer of the courier service or ”The liquidation oi'V tbe‘co‘st oftbe 785,000 hm
mg to millions the A. 3.111 from the base ports to the
army of occupation Major Hunt need 10, 000 .000,000 trance. The existalcsusefiim
“bligflllon MI- writes that his work has been interest ence of the country is at stake, but givethem
' . .1 1m cite the “shirt- ing.and he has had a. wonderful or our great allies 11V ,
3'1 m 5 account to perienoe and believes they" will' all re‘ 1:88k6f Willing
mu) all have to turn to the” good old U ‘53- . Wtel‘ great rarity
“but we will pay Aineri wonder? olVVtVlioil' MW . .
<11 thc department-hind d ,
"amen eo- Venntandenecessml'ent
Major John Buckley
' . . 7W yesterday to fine audience-.1
I [figmmotmeaminvnm‘ "summit; gum.
Wu oriocstdistmtmdmedbgmmu excellentl'
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