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,- Whytheineidentandfipeak
' resolutelyand clearly" in exact-
" ing entire execution of the clauses
\ od‘the Versailles Treaty.
Suggestions are made by the
Hatin and, Viotoire that the allies,
in the went of Germany's eon-
tinned refusal tosurrender those
accused of war mes, could con-
'tinnetooooup'ythelsft'bankof
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.CHEAPER SUMMER GOWNS.
' Fashion Expert Says Radical Tastes
“1.. mm W Prices
. NEW YORK, Feburary 4.——Dane
' Fashion will pursue a "radical’ course
" in styles and clothing prices av due
. fox-.9. fall. acct-dug to thé'pred ctton
o; PJAJO’Conn‘ell of Boston‘ rice-
preeident of the National Garment Re:
‘ tailers'.Asaociation.
“Summer garments may be. sent, -.-.t
a slightly reduced cost." the clothing
prophet said. "We are nearer to nor-
mal conditions now than {or the last
few years and we are constantly
growinl: nearer every dat',‘ Normal
conditions are bound to come within
the next two years and so will a. sub-
stantial decrease." ’1 - ~ '
.And while suits. dresses, Skirts,
imam and all the necessarv cover-
ings of life are Rollin: at a premium,
only a few noveltiea ha‘t'e crept into
the nude sheet. With the decrease
in prices will come a radical era ‘ in
dress. n'fionnell said.
Broadwaiv Bmmmels and gorgeous:
girls ere demandim novelties even
now, but manufacturers have been
unable ‘to supply their demands. ow-
ing tothe abnormal conditions of the
trade. .
aMAKE A DROP.
NEW You. Feb. 5.»-Victims of
the hit?!) cost to! living :wovje moan
cause. for reveneehtl chtlck‘ine. when
market reports showed that eggs re.-
centiy'pnt in cold storawe at 50 cents
a demon were. being thrown on the
.market. .at p-fces angina downward.
I from 151.0 31 acute. wholesale.
In mnv plmsttoriav. they were he.-
lng retiled at 60 cents and the. Plump
was reported to have affected tho
. fresh on: market. brinzi'ng prices
’down 8 cents FJnce last Friday.
The decrease in cold stature em;
prices was explained as beine due to
the fact that the expected European
demand for eggs did not fully develop.
. Fm ~Hi9hevay Robbery Charge
Hmford. Fehu‘arv. 4—~Hon"l 32'1-
' .mnla. 22, and Harry Adams, 25, both
{of Watering-n. meted in that city
fiyoalteldnv morning alter a thrilling
rmuto-Raasesupon'the chat-re cf rohblng
Geomefleerd thh city at $900ww'ére
managed invokes-court here this
"morning on the charge of highway
mbbew. The «canes were adiourned,
' the morbdngheki idiom-bonds.
"M BREE
“PM: its“! Gar-pound" then breaks
"’ "“thmokldn‘a mm
WWW. A dose tot.
ell o'eri'two hours until threedoses
ll! .
motions of Allied Powers r.
"are: Wu" ’at once"
fixes your‘Sour, Cassy.
Acid Stomach
Undigested food! 12mg! pin: it.” in
belching gas. acids «and W'
When your stomkh is all upset. here
is instant relief—mo waiting!
The moment you eat a tabTet or two
of Pam's Diaper-in all weMseetlen
pain and dyspepsia «unite-email by
sugary relieved. ‘ . 1 , ‘
These pleasant._harmlass tablets of
Pope's Diapepein .neut'ralise the~ harm-
ful acids 1;. the stomach.Land give al-
most instant relief; besidés they cost
so little at. drug stores.
«titties if} septum {a helping- it
along 391% . The in col
[ancestors we have to so
ebuterim in describing the roma-
rees of the weather), hold out little
promise of am. so our advice'ls.
don't .stert milieu-spring poetry set.
but pursue your music and slippery
path with all your winter W
on and armies, it you have L to
wear, and clean the snow and loo 0!!
the sidewalks. -
' -. ~ l CALL
men Loss 82.5.0” .816 WAGES ,-
' - - aE RN81!)
' nymnwcmmm - mgwo TAX MAN
2 (Continued from First Page). 9. 1
“In—.—
regulate the dampers. The last time,
he regulated it was about -8 a. In"
when he shut oil the draughts tor the
day. At 9 a. m. an alarm was given.,
and when the firemen reached the
place the entire building was full of
stifling smoke. The firemen did good
work, but it was impossible [or then:
to tight the fire, because of an inade-
nuate water supply. and the high wind
that was blowing all day. '
u- a motoepumping apparatus were.
in possession 3f the firemen, the build-.
.ing might have been sawed. The old
rotaiy pump did good work, but the
stream was not strong enough to be
effective. -
I. Only the. night previous there was a.
three in 'West Norwnlk. near the College.
of‘the Fathers of the Holy Ghost:
lwhen the handsome summer residence
.of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Rhnt‘gan was
totally destroyed. The place was
worth about 320.000, and alterations
under-spurs were in progress. while the
owners were spending the winter in
New York city. A caretaker was in
charge. The Norwalk- First district
firemen answm-ed the call for help,;
tbut could do litt'e because of a lack 0!
”water The “V‘ “was" of remain
were not damaged. .
SALOON KEEPERS
i HELD BY LAVERY:
5 Continued From'rmt Page.
v
000 bonds by United States
sinner Hugh J. Lave-.17. , < -
‘ The arrest of the saloon-keepers is
the first made in this city since the *na?"
tional prohibition amendment came
into effect. and although nine places:
were visited during the, raid only three ‘
arrests were made. Many gallons of
wine. whiskey and other liquors were
confiscated by the raiding party. All
, Commlss
t
t
men gamma bonds and were released. .This year the income tax rate is less
Further anvsts are expected in the.
l’JJdB by internal revenue agents
against saloon-keepers alleged to be'
violating the,Volstead Prohibition Em‘
iorcement act, it Wasmtated in oii'icial 1
circles today. Commissioner
said that o a . ,had Nominal
lance Tue y at???“
15- P- film-EV. SANTA $5.-
{ '. RAILROAD HEAD .3ng
Was Onsflof America'l Loading Rail-
way Wei-ls
SANTA‘BARBARA. (33., Feb. 5.—
Edmard Payson Ripley, chairman of
Continued not rip: Page
Street car conductor! and motor-
men in Brooklyn. for instance. he said.
havc made as much as $60 a week and.
it their yearly income exceeds $1.000
tor a. single man or $2,000 for the head“I
of a. family. they will be required to,
contribute their share toward the cost.
‘6! running the Go'vernment Mr. Ed-
wards cited a few instances without.
of course, mentioning any names. oi
boothlacks. milk-wagon drivers and!
bellboys who, in 1919. earned in ex-
cess of their exemption and who'wdi
be required to file returns.
Payment. "of the income tax hem
cn January 1 and will continue unti
midnight of March 15. .at which time
all returns must be logic escape the?
possibility or amalmum ot'fiufiw‘
line for delinquency. \Vhile Collectar‘
l-Jdv unis was opening his mail the 0th.
or day out fell a check for 32.883.-
in the past year or two.
many lomshorv-men have
from 53,000 rotation aLyeur.
“The income tax also hits some
members of. the theatrical .pMO-e on
pretty hard. lane of the actors. in- 1
however. r
making
honors have been bestowedlln recon!
non of the part jar“. Huniéan played
in Km ot cameos m activities.
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rim with insets of yel—
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low gleam. . .i‘.‘ 3' .
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Dark tortoioo‘ shell
rimswith yellow glass.
insets, .
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515.39..mpreseatlnfihth° ”mama“; "y: '; “3130 L " ‘ - ~ . fitted with small ":z\‘~. -
. 1- tion tax wit penalty an - 1 * . _ . 1 . j. _
:zrgsflfa‘ThenextJetter he opened!“ ' . . ' . ” .- men Hos-we‘ll. m fashqsned on low. M are of .t H. we '
frohi'llontclalr. N. 1.. which is also in Tortoise shell rimmed ~ , . . _ r - W. m i dithese“ to stra to 111,, ,. , «1111:
his emitter. u had been regulated. - 1. ~ . 1 .slcnderzhneswflham_wu “0 33, , P »
lo my nn lawn-etc or 31-31 - £3188” W11 51(10le - r L waded so that nominee of board of any m 1. e
A recentcaller at tile coiletet‘qr'aof- . . a” . .2 . ~- . Mew-I‘m, ,,,L__I ‘ : $1600 ul)
, . nceme - ' ’ . . l ' ., . ' , ‘ .
mflw"-§sfsc§n;fm§"ér‘£m"° ted to ’ .. x e ' .. . . W‘ . " um m 1 w all 'V'flm ' Leather or Basket Cases
Rour‘cents. She‘ rained was: she L1ght gm y nms Wll‘h. . n 1* 1 - - for cam'lll”' . :11 I.“
'0“ d, M "ll 1 to . e , ”Y' " ‘ ‘ . . ‘t i r . a .“
ments "qufifi‘teriy." “'hen told she pale green ($136883, '9' m “W” Wthh lace to {he knee. . They bottles, = :
:3“l$.;.'3::.::3“l§3 lingtt'iidafi: “we”: 50 all ' "‘ " may be wornwithpumps «exterminate stylish in ap- Unbreakable Bot: ms .1 '
1éd 5"" '0‘" “mm mm“ "l" W“ ' ““1” c”““‘- T. penance and diet-good Mention on a long ride, quart Sims. 5
her receipt. Another patriotic oltisen .3 *1. . . . 1 ' . ,_ m 1 ‘
'shfrw'rhinmltnlzinha :ocrrmtmgzwcn‘ - e “V I W ; ‘ ‘ ' ‘ ’ um floor. a .
was s ’1 Wo. t,“ to}, . " . ‘ r . » ‘ . 1 . 1 1>~
tom of hf'logt’rn’wae the {flit-wing”. 7L ‘5? ‘ h ’ - 3 . , ~ > ' . ,,, M ‘. . “ V ’ Motor RObcb
“neural-fitted «113?. wt 3:10;.ng L _..,,§,.., ‘ E it At thaw.“ m ‘ 3 English ' Made from 1h 1 51-”!
Day som on e or ."" “o ’ {' 1 W 1 . . . 1 ‘ - l
(‘o‘lector .Edwards said that under Smg‘ my.,wom i g ' ' _ . ' m” km in brown Arctic alilnm} :1llll
the law. he was not permitted tow; baskets of 113111: smeand . m9! 3 _ ex w ven in," W,” _ ,
ff‘:'.“‘é2..§’iff.§a£§“ .. “we: .1... ' for on cenent remeaver' cw . and on. T1,... are sort 0 . - .. .1 .V . .
cl‘ WW"- in “5"“1 p3 pa 118 z .s ' ‘ 0110 %p‘l'.]l‘!l l.” ’
"latch, to dispose of as he saw at. IWSWhennlonvtfip ,\ pet] and er skin’s and warm. and make five polio i . , 3'
O . . . \ ‘ ‘ ‘ l‘i 5
lam-1.3;: regrrtzrmzxm has been planned. 1 ‘ simmer-teatime.“ W" mpg “he” one *8 brown and .
81.000 of net income above the enemy-L a We “wag; out for‘ long ndct turc,
lion. and 8 per cent. on the rem "n «to An unusually large ~ ’ ~ 520 CO ;
net. income. instead of 6 and 12 per ° - - 83“ m ' ‘
““311? 319181, a, 11.... ' “11°. ““1“. 1°“?- m‘vm ‘l‘u‘ have: m and e 'onm- .11 1» 1
“ an ." 38 ‘ . P co or. "one . o I . ‘ / r ‘ . ,
would hm“; tum" um. ‘ lones‘wmz- according to aim and “mm ma Glitchh?h:lil_8,blue and taupe. 9
mancam wtnin the requl . Lt; f" ‘ 7 rd , 1m
the incense tar low. Cerium 3:, did style. _ J M a!“ W com 0113' ‘8'00 :1]? . , "
mo: a Jew yeans om. when many or * - ML ‘ 3 incubator-flu m 1
them found it had to make a 'ivinz. « V" " i . l . ’ /
1 . , , ’ .
the board of directors of the Santa Fe gggna‘énfioéihrmuoéc’tg‘m fiat-gown”; ~Mh,_ w -1 M Voila for L for VW 13"
railroad itvstem died here yesterdnv to , an " “we". . ‘L :hvow ’ . -
‘ ' - .' rtxmonthinth ~ _ L, ; -. -. ~ - _ 1 '1.
nitt‘mogn at 4 o'clock. lie was one. Well and 2.x}?orum: she‘s: inTheilgs . MM. M l I] a 1 gal llfi ‘ ht M] m far-table favors Wlth Cilpld H, H L, .
o to on k . .y . - ... . . . . . _ 3'“. U.“
the mm; 322:"ngng‘222‘33; gzemfln. 'r'fiyufir’o Zifiiifigduwfi tomof skh‘tfimshed mthnmow pteot ,. aiming. arrow keepsng guard on the cm. or. i 1.. ‘ «t
r... svetem (or manv years. He came, 2,533,821?“ 1“";‘31‘1‘3‘1‘: any {agedét The, neck" June 18 round With a shaped, ‘lm'flia simple huttasty mate, 10 111» “H
on. but"... 08...... m. a clerk ,n m .m n. w . havmg three any pleat edged ruffles. Cuffed 8 com Boxes without comic 0 (-1,“ each
freight department of the Boston "I'm-.39" mY l"'°‘"¢'at°m found and tic. saéhalsorufil . , ' ’ “
0”,. 1. many d‘amoud merchants have been 0 . all "8M" _ 1“, (.tq :1. Ill
".9 o ' the Chicago, Burilnetnn &. “Oingbueiness in this country, four or $12 5.0 $ M. mm,
°'- “W “81“"8-‘11 his duties connecting five years, without pavingtaates. We s. . - " ' ' ‘ "BM" M. Nd and sun-t1] in ~l'lc 7” ’7" 9- 1b
him with both the freightand masons. rot after them find increase curve. , \ . v . 8t . ht ’. , y‘fi’ at m . 1 L _ n . .
er departments. . turns by more than $1030, _ ~30.“ ' . Milli oils. .1!) ring one-incur, y (5. c. I“. “mum ‘(0 t 5 ;1 lb
"tfr Rt 1 . °' “m "um“ "‘0 “are del'nsuen' ‘tucks form a yoke in front, and chaste“; of tucks '
t . no} was born in Dorchester. last year said thev d not pay _ . 1 . ‘ 1 ‘5' 3 'l 5 ll'
Masa. October 30. 1345, and came cum "3;" .1 n . on... m, e -. slashed to jllnw a ribbon sash to mums-the ‘PP 0 ‘33! M . ‘~ ‘ “ '
. . haw . r - e . - L ~ .. I . ‘
12:11:? oldfllzse; Fig/{ligand ”litmus; M wimp”; my a???“ Mb: $6 “'81le 11”. Name; mmmmm m Jam M, .. {H .t l :1 it
‘ Ch“ -' Y- a M Y0 and other luxuries. A so ‘ “m es sleeves. Sizes' -' 'eu-rs H ,
Vermont. moved to Museum“ minenalty Was impound Mammoth? . g _ - . 1 3 ’ '9 NW”, heart ehmmami’nf L'fliwl‘tlll‘
early b‘manhood and entered the smuaillure ‘° DEW When the taxes were ~" $§2,5® '- 1 . _ ' ‘ $1 00 “In. \‘j DU
cery siness. «tum ” . . . . > p _ ‘ . . .
, ' 2 taxes.’ said the collector 1 ‘ ‘ 11.031166 liirt and waist ‘ _ 1. 0.
WM J MULLIGAN -“M'dmb“nc ”’"m‘" 3-“ 5* Nobility. last . mm W} th ‘t s 111 hem . - . "
I' . HONORED sir POPE 3:332 wmféxj‘mumb“ " ””3"“! “mg and We cmbnm defy 6'38. PM. - 1 ..
, a ’ s 00 . ill. Then w” . ‘ l . ' ‘1. W ' ' ‘ .
. - ~ immense: 1». ”1...... » ”I". “mam , 1m. - . end “W - . "Var—ii Fair" --
.nghthood of cm.- ef'st-Sytve-terwgge 31% 33?}: {Mom .Valenmermes. We 11be girdle. he 6 to 14 W "Knickers
., Conferred—Previons amnion returns. A certain flo‘chmrhm‘h WIS, . . u ' mm ,
,l ROME, Feb. 5.—Pone Benefit-.2 113»: 8200000. He filed his WW1 .. -‘ . l 315% 5. . . ‘ 0'1 Silk . ' 01'.- 11mk git... .1
;confmed -the anMM at the OD, fiat: of 340.009. :He,dgfq,§m 4n 3!" _ .; g o - _ , - . . ‘ .4- ‘_ . 9W .V-wts, 'M" ~ _ ~ 1,“
we, at Saint Sylvester flr— William int’erveigg‘ imflgflgawe’m 2 v. - . . _ w " ~ . -. .A . 1({8 Wig. ' 113 am '1th (liilill lost 1 .
lJoseph ottoman «mummcm file money.- a 5 . gmhhfif pmk. finale-mew ' . M 1 - H is.
. not can .thy m. ,, , . 'egma e. .1
Mr. Mane-«n is chairman or the “90% and he hauled 41mm} all . With amm“ -
WILD! Oolumbus committee- {Olfl'ffiii‘mfit "9“71'gwmml 'Wfly H " M V ‘ smog
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Hews: recently mated a room. The Second .4? think 85:003.“; m L . ; an ' . $3.50
munder of the Order of St. Gregory diltflm. Hr. menu. .3“. In“: L ‘ ' ,1 L ' .. '
wthe Great 'by “Pope Benedict. rheso.1;‘,;‘:,,‘,"fgg_jfdmna at the . mm. . . O 1 ‘33” anew \
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M3 no» finenldmheremm new“
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‘ P. - mitten “Veils, to,”
«taupe, blue, “M 11.»...
and'black, .
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"mammzanamminbometomez
“mama“ mat. with soft folds
“‘1’ ' .- EM' _ prim ’ onthecrown. .
Ilems of-welvetwifli worsted embroidery on the
«clowniandn worsted. towel. . .1. 1
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