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BOSTON, April 2‘2.—-—$~'ew England 2 ..
Elks indivfluully and through theiri ‘
lodges are earnestly urzod by Grand
Exalted Ruhr Frank g Rain to lend
every possible assistancn to the Sal»
ration Army in the 1920 Home Serv
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” mu ALMANAG rout, quents Starts at Once in
Drive and $19,000 Recov-
W“ 2“ 0.....- 2 TOMORROW ' SATURDAY
' mgh tide 2:48 a. an; 3:36 p- 111- ’Alien ,5 Chief Ofi'e‘nder— gfg;“gg;‘_ 22;“; 22322;: 3-5325; .2 , - g 7 7 ,
Bun rises 5:02; sets 3:41- ‘ 300,000 Caught in Last lodges 2:] 23mm lie said in‘pnrt: 81 ’ ' ‘
‘ ”“_’_"“i . "Th Salvation Army for ceriain ‘1
r ‘s g“ - 2
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MASONIC NOT'GES ‘ economic reztons which had to do 1’ , 2 '
2’ , F d A M Cl'Gd by Government with the. saving time of its relief ‘ . , ' ‘
' Well Lodge? N0. 108- -_ an - '. , ‘ -—————~ workers so that they mini]? devote , ,
“gleam in Masonic building. South “ASP"NGTUN. April 22.——~Neariy themselves to rescue work. announced " , _ ,7 - .
Knin‘stréet, lot and 3rd Tuesday "f 30g 00 delinquent taxpayers were a year ago that instead of constantly
1‘01 dead up by the Internal Revenue
Bureau in its last delinquent tax drive,
which brought to the government $19.
f051,238 in taxes due and penalties. In
most instances the‘delinquents were
given the benefit of all doubts ’undcr
the tax. law and prosecutions were not
thousand non-resident aliens who were
xmade when they paid up. Seventy
delinquent in their taxes were discov-
';ered leaving the port of New York and
#i each oi! themb had to pay 'before leav.
‘. ini’t‘hgfcogntry.
, 2 2 . t a delinquents were for the
sIMPKlN CHARGESWTH MURDER tax year of 1918, the bureau running
. iconsideraibly behind in its audits. A
NEW YORK, April , 22:71”: indict-1‘1”“: against 1919 delinquents will be
., , . . . . .. ‘ begun immediately as soon as a prel-
ment chlrélhé first degree murder luminary checking: up of returns is
ucb‘ dnonth July and August except-
od. at 8 o'clock. A.1 MastecMuons
cordially invited. Asa. T. Lowndes, W.
.1. Robert M. Wilcox. secretary.
" 0 Chap
tated convocation of Butler -
to: :40. 38, R. A. M., and the amual
election of officers will be heldTufis-
day evening April 27th, at 8 oclock.
. . De 13912.;
Work ‘P M , go. 8. BEACH, H. P.
F. S. LYON, Secretary.
soliciting aims with which to main-
tain itself it would make one general
appeal each year. Tho inst acal “11.4
made in May, 1919. hfi noxr which,
will be for maintenanmD and natural!
extension lor one year. and to further
efforts of the army to scrve suflering
humanity will be conducted from May
10 to 20." o
“It is becoming more and mum dint
cult to gain the attention of the ub-
lic and bring about favorable db
spouse to these appeals for funds.
Because of these fools combined with
the thought tha tthe Salvation Army's
cause is one in which we are particu-
larly interested in as an order. I feel
constrained to ask you as members
of the order and the subordinate-
fYou‘vvig. find here tmerrOW the inostremarkable valu 2
in Dresses, Suits, Chats, Blouses, DreSs Goods, Silks.
. Hosiery, Gloves, DryrGoodsaetc-
‘NEW SUITS
DRESSES ’
4325.00 and $29.00
1* *flr‘
Marabou Capes
Beautiful Feather Nockvoor.
Good Intyles, fine qualities and
great. amines. A» special pun
chase of; two hundred sample
. $14.49 and $16.98
.7.
PARIS, April 11.~George Gavan
Duffy, Sinn Fein member or Parlia-
ment, who has been acting as repro-
oentative of the irish Republic here.
in commenting today on thesintement
on the Irish question recently made
by Sir Auckland Goddcs. the new
British ambassador to the United
States, said:
ations required to file returns of Inla-
cellaneous taxes, such as luxury taxes.
admissions. sort drinks and others.
There were 161,591 such delinquents,
and a total of $7,926,238 was collected
from them.
do the new campaign, lists of all tax-‘
payers in every district will be posted
in collectors' offices. This will make
it easy fer the citizens who seek, rev
ed. communicated with President
Cabrera. and obtained the liberation
of Monsignor Pinomutrcz and also
permission for him to leave the coun-
t Monsig Pinol-nord-0..
ry.
United States, which country he left
on November 16. last for Naples.
From that date all trace of him has
Monsignor Pluol-Batrez went to the. "
chop. broken dim. White
onl ; nine 33.85:
ce price $2.50
‘ Milanese 3m. Gloves
Rayner make. two cusp double
anger tipc; . block. wimp and
an
$1.25 to $1.”' pair
Beautiful dresses, fifty styles, in high cost
models that ”prom the fashion of the day,
developed in superior quality satin, figured
foulards and Geomcttc crepcs; all the newest
colorings.
was returned DY the Grand Jury. t°‘ e lodges thereof. to again assist the cones rum: and scarf: black
day; against Tmm“ W' Stm‘ kin, “in-4 Th. last drive reached ve section Salmflon Army in 8""? in ' 81MB , um ' ‘ natural and o - ' , " ’ .
erant primer. V1161?“ “Eda illedegf- lag in: may and “9,7113; of tax. in its forthcoming appeal. y M A select mo ; mt“ exceptional “film” the ‘ “L ‘ ,2: Smart tailor-made suits in youthful and L:
James Wright Mailloe, no glcewrii St, .payers. Discovery was made that 131,‘ " 1' - ”Reason 3 m {owned Sty 195' fine' -‘ unlity fab' OWQ‘k 1‘3 Under oming stvles high grade gramme that n?“
during'laat .Sunday sh so? 3386 persons had not made ”mm who DISAPPEARANCE op Monma mes, tafleta, satin, silvertonc and crscy cloth. - 7 ' ' . .
eGorzefl E11130092“ 3;? 6, the can, lwere required to do so under the 1.232.: Non PJNOLBATREZ All sizes for . ‘ d . th . Regular Value. “"0““ mm“ mm“ “‘9 “Wm“! m‘ m“
& Frown!“ memnéd hem“, the and 37,500,009 «as collected from them! ROME. April 21,—Muchuonxiety in "“3805 on women, m e season 5 W. qualitv serge and Jersey cloth.
gre‘gation were :8 Assistant Attor— in taxes and penalties. 7 . :felt at the vatlcon concerning the inn smartest colors. MW French KB ‘ '
5.1“”? 9'3 witnesgfhs ’1 1 ded Herbert~ (More than 44.000 taxpayers with in- of Hanoi or Jose Candida Plnol- _____,_ . 2 2.
mys ““13? 2; n? imin of J Pler- comes «$6.060 ayenr or m. failed to Batrez. rnier Bishop of Gram“ an. vcs ' '
L' ”a? ' to (if 1131. George B. may the full amount of taxes dut. and Nicaragua and head of the church in . TV“ SMI'W quality. correct
9°“ 3’3““,3, 3“" ,g M, , cap- an additiomnl-$3,500.000 was collected Guatemala. 2 *2 , ‘ style. perfect stuns. contrasting or a e “l s
:Errlwer'sfino 12213139212253}: hadu run ltrom them. . .1" 1919 Monsignor Final-Balm ' , . ' “d “e" “m“ m- 3189‘“ '
1:01;“: the Ichurch into Stuyvesant It ‘3 Significant that the largest hum-"W88 Enlisted by order of President ‘ ’ While. Tun. my. on.
street. ' ‘ ber of delinquents were aliens or in Estrada Cabrera. charged with hav- . ‘ “.85 “k
. lthe so~called law income class; Th ins: preached against the government. 2 _ . to
" . 'next largest; number of delinquent Pope Benedict. having satisfied him- an mm m Kid
IREhNND SEEKS ONLY LlBERTY “"as among the indiv‘duals and comer. self th‘t the “Censntion Wu nnfmlnd' . . F Ghvw
Suits of this sort could not be made ind-a2"
to sell‘ot these prices or anywhere our.
Th“
fabrics‘orc mast desirable and the styles :2"
in the very height; of fashion.
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“The Home Rule bill is still-horn. rouge ’by reporting deui‘qpm en- been lost. in letters Written before ‘ -. ‘Kayser’s Band'lfi Button Silver tone sultS‘
qno )uom 0) uuans .xeru lllM puma.” “mpg his departure from New York. Mon- 2 .1 » s “ SikGh‘EB
the infamous designs of English cx- . Signor Pinol-Batrcz stated that he‘ I. ‘ . 2 S fl ‘
ploitatlons. Ireland seeks only liber- Cut Living Costs with a back-yard ‘3‘}! NDSMIIH)‘ watched by agents of’ ups 01' Q3311”. embroidered
ty'to work out its own destinies, as garden, Ilt‘xldcnt (‘ahrcra and ye, 1 an Ill-i - g‘c‘s‘ _ . 0
*Hm-I ‘ tempt would be made to no -0 him. i $33 w t $49 m - 2.. ' $12§ “Rd 81449 9811'
-' .32.. -‘ozwo:\ if". “59:. “W ”WT-«W”if-“wif'wl‘ '7 .. '“'" “‘““‘“f‘""“ " ‘ ‘ o 0 o H WC Gloves . .- ‘ .2 . ‘ ni‘ l number «2
$30“ ”*0. mwmmmmn -mrmmmnmm .2. Chum “(mun Tm mm \ niemlnl wk‘r‘twn a an!!!
distinctive nmdols of the finest quality silvw
iouc. These mills are unsurpassed in unit
beauty and price.
than. black. guy and pongee.
Special
- 98c pair
Bemcoe Hand Embroid-G
Fifty new eaniniw modcln; thc new-cot, rich-
, cot and most fashionable styles; all beautiful
" _ rmculs. Just rcccivcd from the best manu-
“W120
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1: fa rcrs in New York. There are laifeta silk, e 1mm“ I
‘ sail, . corgctlc crcpc, crcpc do chino, crepe mND ERCHIEFS ‘VODIEN’S CAPE-S
I 2.2 .' . 4 ‘ ' ‘ ‘ _’ . .
' , melrm' nmlc.i iricrmm and figured beorg Women's haudkerchlcfs ‘1‘.“ Accordcmx-plraimi iriculinc capes, new at"-
l‘”; cite. bright, colored borders and mm“ you" popular: \‘t‘ry stylish with large miles:
Val.” " 2 "
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- 104 Washington 81., So. Norwalk
“‘1 PLACE ON SALE SATURDAY f’
white. beautifully embroidered
and hemmed by hand. attractive
assortment of designs.
rSDeciai 25¢ each
Moire Silk Handbm
Good pr’acilcnl serviceable bags.
strong frame and inside fittings;
Value 133.00. 2
Tomorrow 31.95
R & G Comets
Low Bust, all sizes. pink only; -
silk collar” ........................... 3m
,
' s ‘ SKIRTS
o.98 to $25.00
Fashionnhlc scpamlc skirts: handsome box-
plcniml. llm-ni‘dé’flll plcalcd and smart Vlailorcd
modcls; rich colorful plaids, silks, satins, vc-
lnnrs. stripcs. checks. poplins and novelty cf-
”i‘ccts; nunc smarter to he seen anywhere.
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WQMEN'S HATS
In Newest laden.
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Fetching: ilicax, lili' Mason’s moat dcsil‘al‘f‘iv‘
Styles. Hundreds of mmlcls and all the fashim-
alilc colors. Murkcd at coonomy prices.
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* . ' isses’ Tailor Made Suits - "m ”$3149 9.2. W med .2... ------------------ “295““ “r 7
. ; WOMEN’S CAPES _ B m Br km span. a... ................... «$2.95 cod .2 .
V, ’ I ,2} Fashioncrl of beautiful camclchair fabric: cop- Open'back. Spec,“ Un’mmmed Hats ............... $1.50 and 13;?
j i ” ics of, costly impmgcd models ....... . $29.98 *3; 69 cents Children‘s Hats ________ fi ..... 31,95 and I!"
H” Important Sale Of . HOSIERY SPECIALzr
- .1 g ,
3 DRESS GOODS AND Novelty Dress VOlles mssrmgy
g 3m . - 1 1 .1. Special $1.49 pair
5. L000 Yards Figured The best the 80th produces. We are known as 1 19 men Burson Hose
; Geomette . (quarters of the loveliest cotton dress fabrics and as to prices Medium “Fight“. ”Wed my. 2i
it“ “1 Silk 40 inches mm.“ The d... we are always the lowest. 30212311035 and reinforced. macs.
V l . if. ‘ ai‘gnS’aurl colorings are matclt- Thousands of yards and abundrcd designs and colors. A 1“ 59c pair
2 a ues up to $65.00. : ‘93., in beauty ‘ choice collection. Medium, light and dark. Women’s Silk H
‘. . . ‘ , Th 71 2, fl.49‘pcrynrd;0m' . _ . 09° ,
Smts of a type. comfortah‘e only. to very costly productions. if , £2,392; 3.0mm... ’ 79c. 93c, 31,25, 31,49 and $1.93 yard, 131:2.“ Tfiifirfigl‘ tgge‘arifay:
, . . - , , ‘ ~' 3, '; . i 1 7
“5“”th “1119“” and “‘9“ dressy ““68- “autifully fashioned 0” fl . 40 Inch Crepe $431323? COTTON Goo “ns White Dress Voile .02... ”9° .. $1.98 0333'?
inch grade tricotine and men’s wearserze. Each model handsome. Colors are white. black. and mm SECTION ' Fine sheer quality for summer Women’s Fitrite Vests "
. ‘1' '1]; li ed . regular Price "-50. .~. d f" mosses. 31mm: limo 122mm ”gm weigh.” sleevelem reg“...
, Y 81 n . _ $2.49 yard An opportunity to purchase cottol; 40 inches 'm , ,3“ es
7 ‘ 2» ~ ’ eorzette Crepe __ money-aging Illa-12e- — wholesale ‘45 inches 3.50 in“! . 29 cent‘
fin... 40, inches wide. a“ ‘80“ ““0"; prices to us m M“: “1‘ 79¢ "fl Women’s Bodloe Vests:
‘2 “38“!” “‘50- “mm mm‘ “ " ~ Fine ribbed lace straps 12an
$2.29 yard m m of Weight. special .
, - . ~ , ' 2 ‘* - g s t, c inkled t on hick - .
Dr *’ €99 G 3“ “:2? 2222222222.. us.2‘2..“.2.°‘s2“...2‘2-‘x‘" 2 ~ 32;... 2,. 3222...? .2322. 20 cenv
. f . "pure 3 , 3 2 ‘ . ‘ an. ue.-—- or no or Tofietta Petti.
“a drama. The ‘ , . . Com
esses OW] IS :2Kf;:fi£y, black, white and [A]; . m m 801.33%; and chflmn a wear. t8
' cream. Regular “.50 vane. Sta . IN! W 59C yard Looks and feel silk but won 2‘
, , . 2 ' Tomorrow - ndud quality. mt be. blue ,. » — better, all colors with beaumr
Reduced to , msyard checks; 8980*” J m , mmm Voile 1y ggzzlmtllesigns, ruffle trimmed.
. . , . - ..... f’ and My, “an.“
,. » .- ‘ . , _ A“ W001 French Serge BEE] ShEEtS ' fine in apparition m a soil ‘ $3.439
.. 2 ' «54 inches wide; Miami.“ at, Full I!“ strong man (nab draping finish. , 2 . W Waists
“ , 2' b ' .2 ‘ .50 . 3 . . 98 fly; Value “Gbijsotihfi ch ‘5 inchoo “by.“ “wt-lazuli”. mannlreh Pfffl‘th.
' “ ' " ' ' 2.00 lit sot ..... 1.4.9 pro ‘~ My m; 51,912.
Values 1m to $32.50. 2 ,. » :150 mm; 'ut ..... 31:56 you! Bad W Fancy checks. plaid? Ed 5‘ pas crepe dc Chine and Gear-
, ' . modality atw... no. you! railings it?“ went-k Man in corded or satin oflolts 2 II Bi.
V a. .. .. g ‘. . i . . r , I’laid Sh’mnz Be > em; ‘31! m!
Included In fins collection are the very newest models of ;, 'mmiitm'esoovlflde: value woo a 3251:: 3% “grown“ . . S , I “3: .2 3151:0222 m
n . - ‘ , ‘ ' ' ' ‘ , mum ' . l “0 ‘ e r
theseason m designs suitable for afternoon and strong 3 2.. yard. SW5: , . wilt-ultimatum: mm m... um desirable mm ch“.
new bloom bountimny ombroin‘
cred. headed. or dainty lat-2‘
HIM—light, medium and
“I - u. The largest mil
mu into stock vu- bun“
wear. '
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