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increase of 21,748 tons over Novemb-
“Sou'ra NORWALK ..
3 ma SEMINEL‘J There has been a disposition lately
* W VBY for Congress to take a hand in this
,. um GOLDEN
a i faction. Prop-
mum ‘ Y, 31:13.7,1920.
means of conserving the paper supp”-
There is little question in any quarter!
as to the desirability otteducing the
. {size of overgrovm papers and holding
' in]! papers down to the smallest size-
». m WAG IIoniconsistont with adequate performance?
I I ”"0330“, 'of their unique service. This, how-
. w 1:56 a" In; 2:14 P. m‘ ! ever, is a matter which the publishers
» m 6:58; sets 5:17' I can do better for themselves than any
L MASONIC NOTICE _______.L_.i outside agency can do for them. The
:December achievement lis in line with
. 1 F. A. M. - .
xéflikfifigmc final-lagd South the recent determination of publish-
: street, 131: and 3rd Tuesday of ers’ associations to limit their paper
" month, July an“ August except- consumption. and is proof of their sin
’ at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons -
‘ invited. AsaT.Lowndes, W
{Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.
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THE LEGION AND THE-SGCIALISTS
Ameri’
An institution whose loyal
PHONE CALLS
. Branch Office—4388. . _ , , .
Editor’s Residence 14924 vgovcrnmar body, has mined “th the
was Merl; Radon!” ENow York Bar Association and vari-
m ' one other important organizations in
my. Residence 213.2. 2 condemning the action of the New York
w glegislature in ousting five
. Mr of The Asaoclatod Prose.
, i members. Says the Legion:
:7; .. .1110 Associated Press is exclusively} "\Ve look with djgfavor upon every
-. “led to the use for publication of ' effort t7) overthrow the right 0; reprea
. . new dispatches credited to it or
~ d otherwise in this paper and alumsem‘m"n 0“ deny to ”‘9 properly 9‘6?"
.111 100:: :ews, publiilliied tliiereint. led representatives of the people the
_ z n c. on ca on o Spoiright to sit in the bodies to which
‘I dispatches herein are 5130‘ ’9‘ they have been elected, except when
I ll .. _ A 'they have been shown legally distiuali-
" ' tied."
. _ m miftLNoianPfigzl i . This last. qualifying clause is evi-
he been i ‘ ..l g . W l9 391‘ 0‘15: dently intended to cover such cases
.' mprmmg lately. The im- as that of Victor Berger, who has re»
mmeegsfiiasziin due to a]; 001111? fused membership in Congress not be-
I'ned nsumers an t e
. which is to say the news- cause he was a Socialist, but because
“and the manufacturers. The.
* -i3flner are curtailing consumptibn at
fit some time. that the latter are in-
cenaing production.
. , r in the month of December, publish-
' -&!S. by new economics, decreased the
»mt of 13113111: paper used by 9,565
an. as compared with Novemberfl
“I!!! record is all the more impressive
”use more print paper is generally
”’5 in December than in November, Legion. despite some rash acts on the
fins to the laraer Volume of holiday part of members here and there, i's
aha-using. This meant a saving of disposed to prove its patriotism 'not
”1'1? 0 be? 09“- At the same time by blind denunciation of everything
‘7‘! Mutation rose to 12,781 tons, an Knot approved by goad Americans, but
._u
disloyalty. The five legislators, apt
parenfly, were. 0113”" not L‘CCililSP of
personal offenses. “ .I because they
belonged to the Socialist party—a fact
which, however lamentaole, has never
been pronounced a crime or a legal
disqualification for office.
' The best opinion everywhere is {It
one with the Legion in this matter. It
is reassuring too. to find that the
matter, demanding the arbitrary lim-i
itation o! the size of newspaper as a;
i
cerity and ability in this direction. 1
"dues provoked c
canism will certainly not bequestioned in
Socialistllthe naval home high seas st
he had been found guilty of criminal1
by reserving its condemnation {or cal-
deserving it, an
file real foundations of Anerica‘fl' lib-
'erty.‘ , I \1‘ ’ . ‘
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NCB’CHARGE T0 .
DELIVER NAMES;
FRE
(Continued From First Page)
it is understood t
sion of the question
sadors took the view that the entire
question now is up to Germany an
that further steps by the allies should
await the action of the German author-
ities.
The fact that the communique was
silent regarding the covering note was
taken to mean that no note was consid-
ered necessarv to accompany the list.
The revival by the Council oi the
practice of issuing official communi-
onsideralile comment.
cums indicating that there
rictlon upon the sourc-
f the Council's do-
lt was tak
was to be a rest
es of information o
gs. ,
BERLIN. Friday. Feb. 7.—Twelve
.. Rooms-92. .
Office—93 is the American Legion. ““5 great admirals, two high St'ls fleet com-
' cnatriotic organization. Through its mnudci‘s. thirty U-hoat captains and
I e officers of the
numcrousoxher aciir . .
are included in the list
so extradition is de-
te Powers. The
icers on
offs are
German Navy
of Germans who
mandcd by the Enten
names of virtually all the off
found in the list.
! Admiral von
ilv attached to Great Headquarters.
{w me he was counted among former
Emperor William's personal confident-
ial advisers. in addition. the allies de
mand Admiral von Tlv-nltz. Admiral
von Capelle and A
lwho ware successlvc
:ilic Navy.
, Admiralty officers who will discuss
'the list charzo that the wholesale de-
‘mand for German naval officers ndi-
cute: the Entenie's desire to "penna-
ncntly paralyze German naval aspira-
l
ly Secretaries of
lions." an I the presence of names like?
those of Admiral yon Tiroitz and Ad-
miral von Mueller is ridiculed.
? “Admiral von Tirpiiz." said an oili-
'cial today. "was never active at the
front during the War and never even
narticlu'timl tn the extent of command.
.inc :1 sunboat.”
9 lie declared that Admiral von Muel-
lcr was an evecuiive official who men.h
lv represented the Admiralty at Great
llemlminwom gm: nl-aved only a pass-
; ivc role during the war.
3 Admiral von Schrncrlcr commanded
ihe'Fln‘nderr-x naval base. and it was
under his jurisdiction that Captain
iFrvatt. later executed, was captured.
trim» commanders, ill-1 ‘Flniontn Pawn-s
wave called for onlv thirty. who. Dre-
'sumablv. are suspected of bovine ox.
voided their leziiivnme instructions.
These comprise all the prominent 17-
boat operators. The Admiralty admit
(I by sateenufiins"
‘ that naval oflicers Vere
hat :1; the Alissa-.211
tod tie m as-
ay 1 1' lin today would venture any opinion a:
d to what action
Mueller, chief of the
‘ Secret Naval Cabinet, was permanent-
dmlral you Trotha. .
Out of a total of 500 Gen-man subma-
_, ,. H
1am about as m. and n u
left at the close at
ted
estimated 169 warn
the conflict:
”Commander Booker is
who attempted a sensational Zeppelix‘
colony. in the
heart of Africa. Officials are unable
to account for the absence or the
names or Zeppelin commodore who
bombed London. in view of the ’tact
demanded
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chiefly by England.
Captain Nerger. whose name was in-
cluded in the list, was: commander or
an ‘aviator ‘
‘ WW3
Continued from me one
tlou now" claims membership 0: more
‘than 4,000,000..
'Wide Campaign is Blamed.
In addition, the campaign will be
e German commerce raider Wold.
Few parliamentary leaders in Ber-
would be taken. but
were inclined to be skeptical in regard
to the seriousness of the allied demand
ifor extradition. They were inclined to'
believe it to 'be the prelude of a de-
mend for a staggering indemnity. ,or
.an allied more in some other direction.
'Two CARS DERAlLED
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' PHILADEL'PHIA Fob. more
UChesapcak and Ohio flyr-l‘ with pas.
rm: into a ‘
sensor and sleeping cars,
Ffreight train at Frankfort} Junction.
”with national form organiza
ibe made, but the appeal
'dressed iiirectIyUto the workers them-‘
The "(J-operation;
of friendly stain out local far organ"
!|N RAILROAD W'RECK:
carried into state andelocai primaries
and elections and an attempt will be
made to obtain governors, Judges and
legislatures well disposed tow-rd
abor.
Labor leaders explained that while
an effort would be made to enlist the
shpport of the farmers, no third party
movement is considered advisable.
No attempt to reach an agreement
lions will
will be ad-
seives. ii was said.
.izations. however. is hoped for, par-
in North Dab-eta. Minnesota
g slates Mitre the Non-
has gained a.hold and
.ticularly
and adioinin
partisan Lease
Pa.,7yestenlav. and two cars we”. u" ;in New York. South Carolina and
railed. according to a slai,PlllG“i' Livt‘n .‘oihrr states having strong farmers'
out by Pendivlvania railroad Liir-iula- iorganizations.
Chiefs of the big four railroad broth-
The train was running mwr the Penn
sylvania trucks. None of the passed
gers were seriously hurt though sev-
eral were slightly shaken up, all con.
tinned on the same train, moving to
other cars in the rear of the two that
were derailed.
ARGUMENTS MADE
IN HILL TAX CASE
(Continued from First Page).
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he period whcn they
He
each
'and ignorancc
.became a lien on the property.
‘seeks to recover over $400 on
year’s tax.
Attorney J. E. Brinckerhoil‘. who
:had represented both parties to the
;salc of the property. while scorching
the title for the Fidelity Title and
Tmst Company. of Stamford, testified
as to apportioning the taxes between
Mr. Hill and Dr. Smith. and stated that
everything was satisfactory at the
time the transaction went through. He
admitted that the tax year. fiscal year
and other novel features in the city 0:
Norwalk charter were very confusing.
especially to a non-resident. as well as
the assessment list being prepared so
far ahead of the time the taxes became
due. but believed the division or the
taxes had been fair and fully under-
stood by Mr. Hill.
After some discussion between At-
torneys Davis and Light, it was agreed
that briefs should be submitted to
Judge Walsh within the next week,
and it is expected that shortly there-
after a decision will be rv-ndered.
lei-hoods. now in \Yashlngton for wage .
'confcrences with the Director Gener-
'al, shied at any political discussion
Iwhen asked yesterday it the railroad
employees were aligned with the Fed-
;erailon, in the contemplated light.
,Vi'arren S. Sumo, chief of the Locomo-
lilve Engineers, said that he had boon
too busy with other matters cud had
italked to no one regarding the pro-
jected. scheme. " 39'
3 On the othcr hand today's issue or
{Laban the official organ of the Plumb
'l’lan Lcague, will have as its leading
editorial :1 call to “Ninety miiion wage
earners and lax-mere" to organize now
to elect. their quota of Senators and
Representatives. ll. E. \K‘ills. chair-
man of the Legislatiie Committee of
the liroiherhoods, and L. E. Sheppard.
prcairlrnt oi the conductors. are mem-
hem or the Editorial Board of labor.
Want Warkers as Lawmaker-u.
The editorial declares that then
should be at least 20 workcra and
farmers in Congress. insicul of the
"lawyers. the bankers. the trust
barons and the mine operators. now
holding seats. .
“Labor and the farmer have the
votes." iho‘. editorials. say. “They need
only to mobilize rho—ac roles or re
sum. They should begin to organise
now. ll will be too late after the pri-
maries. and there never was greater
reason for such a union and for such
an action than now."
Th editor-la condemns the return of
railroads to private ownership, uni.
versai training. intervention in Mexi-
co, aniletrlke legislation and "a new
n
, memarsram,
{its own chooaln
it"w‘
Insurance $8,000 Insurance......... sun. U
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The value of your property has Euro; 394}
, $
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Have you increased'your insura
Preportion?
In five years building cost has increased 60 per i .. -
niture cost 127 per cent.---clothing cost 129 per mm .
quently there ha: been a great increase in the vnlm .
by the usual policy on “dwelling and contents."
Late increase in values has more than covered
What. was sufilciont insurance five years ago llli'.
To you the real value of your pug--
tion.
half enough now.
what it would cost you to replace it.
If you were burned out today, would ycur loss (13.,
the insurance company pay its rightful share of tint 7
cost of replacing your property.
If you haven‘t enough insurance, permit us to .
with you what amount you should carry.
We are still writing Insurance at the ramc rlrl P
Rates.
‘ TAYLOR e GOLDm
‘REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMPANY BURT", “ .:
TELEPHONE 1230
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alien and sedition law." Privilege. itUj
"an attorney general ofU
s. so it can put men in
the right to
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says, wants 1M: m”
:c‘uivnt 03‘
“Written lrl'fl'ilib I
ly ill wiiflpncumwnv»
in a \‘iulu‘li; :ut.
Stairs. Horatio
John Bull. .1
a bust-U lho I‘n‘lul >4 .'
“‘1 t‘i’pi‘inlll‘ 1H1 v ‘.-
a
jail for even discussing
otriko.
"In 9. Ram
should be nom
blican district :1 man ‘
[hated who can be rc-
lied upon to oppose these things." it
continues. "In a Democratic dlh‘li‘lt'i
a Democrat should be nominated who
‘will oppose these things."
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L000Pieoes 0f
~> whitening Cloth
’30 tm made of combed yarn;
tron drooling, sot: chamola fin—
Exira Special .
Elmdale Sheets
sze 81:96. .
Salyprlce. each . .;
5‘,“ 5“”: 83k aria ' 31:59 “ouch
on. m 3-1.
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Extra Special
Cloths
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THE GREAT WINTER CLEARANCE SALE-9“?
, _ STARTS MONDAY MORNING '
Its the Biggest and Best of “All Great Sales—-—It’s One of the f
Biggest Selling Events or the ' . Entire Year. It’s the Sale That
the Good People of These Parts Eagerly Watch and Wait For.
_. There’s 'a Whole Store Full From Basement] to the Attic of
.‘Wonderful __ Bargains, That .Means at This Particular Time Tre-
imendous Sayings—fNo Prudent Housekeeper Can ~ Afford t0
'" -“-—
Hick Equality. .w‘ ~ up, j.
' TurkishBath Towek a:
000‘! welxht. om white, you an
absorbent. . J .
Salem m ...,
a
.. 2.000 Yards or
White Oufini Flannel
V m Today's Market Valve-
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