u. Rndicnl plot.
‘ . 'ce Search Is’Being
Directed t 0 Ft 9 d
u Themé-to (hen? Safe
Deposit Box Today
"FOREIGN BULLET
harged by Murder-
. 'er’s Revolver Caused
{i Death—Funeral Ser-
g; vices on Friday
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uBRIDGl-IPORT. Feb. 7.—-Search
threatening letters known to
V. been received by Rev. Hubert
limo, slain priest, in the latter
of 1923. fenturcd the murder
wuitation of the police hero yes-
day.
FAlthough all of Futiwr Duhme's
sets in the rectory were closely
‘ insd. trace of the letters was
lily of the murderer.
letters.
I
-
in: them.
coup: ‘ with the fnot {but the
u ssisut‘s yer is known‘m‘hmbesn
of torcisn extraction. the discovery
today that the bullet which caused
his death vyas of a European mnko
Indicated to the police that Father
Dnbtue may have been the victim of
Lsto reports from the detective
bureau last night \vcro to the effect
' that the police are still.bnmed in
their attempts to penetrate the iden-
. So few clues
are available and so little is know_n
at the direction in which the slayer
run after the shooting that police
are placing high hopes on the pog-
siblo revelation of the threatening
The three threatening letters re-
ceived by Rev. Hubert Dahme, the
first alleged to have been received
last August. the second within two
mpnths inter and the third on or
about last Thanksgiving day. may
be the basis of solving the myster-
ious murder of the pastor of St.
Joseph's church at Main and High
streets Just before 3 o'clock Monday
night. police intimated yesterday.
They stated it is known Father
Dahme received these letters and
confided in a personal friend regard-
No official cvmipluint was
flied with the police, however, and
they were in ignorance that the let-
ters had been received until the in-
formation came to them by hear-
suy. follocving the assassination.
Funeral arrangements for the late
Rev. Hubert Dnhme. were completed
mu . " m K'
o'cl._ ‘vvhen u m Nth ,
red omrrvriii be celebrated in
Flight Rev. John H. Murray. auxile
lsry bishop of the Hartford diocese.
Rev. Anthony Kaicher. pastor-“of
the Hartford German it. (3. church
and a. life-long friend of
Dahme will give the culogietlc sor-
“1011. Mona than 150 priests from
all parts of Connecticut/will assist
in the service. '
Johns-Mnnvillo Report_
Johns-Munville. Inc. for the year
ending December 31.
not profit of 83.078.928 after 1“(.'t.l-
its 250,000 shares of out standing
capital stock. compared with not
profit or 82.129.878 available tpr the
common stocit and equal to 885.19 a
share on the outstanding 25,000
shares of that issue in 1922. At the
justed its capital structure. .,
Sales during 1923 aggregated
42,000,000, the highest since the re;
cord year of 1920 when the total
was $45,138,181.
The hand work of a. score of men
is replaced by :1. “Warning invent-
or's horse drawn machine that digs
beets. tops them and loads them in
to a box.
An Australian government labor-
atory—is cxpcrimv-nting with nutive
woods to ascertain it paper pulp
Father g
oral taxes equal to $12.31 a share on .
beginning of 1928 the company read
1 923 report. .
V
f .
want, Single“ persons who bod
‘ net income 41:51.0» orange
or‘ gross income or “.000 9?}
more. sod worried coupl- who
hadn‘t income of $3.000 ga
more or gross income of “.er
or more multJile returns. '
WEEK? The «filing period do
from Jenner: 1 10 Moran 15..
192i. '
WW? Collector of internal
revenue for the' distric . in
which the person liven or‘
his principal Discs of business:
ROW? tum-notions on Form
1000A end Form 100: also the
luv end «dilutions.
WT! Four per cant. norms!
,. to: on the‘ first “.000 of net.
income in excess of. the nor.
sous} exemption sud audits. for
acme-m. ERIK bar cont.
norms! ts: on bounce ot net
income. Burton from 1 per
cent to M m cent. on not in.
could. ever ".000 for the you
1938. ~.,
No. 6.
Neither the p‘orsonxl exemption
nor tho $400 credit for dependents
may be prorated on aécount of I.
change in status. marital or other.
wine. of the taxpayer during the
year. His status is determined as
at the last day of the taxable your.
actions”. sad is showed only an ,
”eruption of $1.000. '1‘th low. how;
Wed on December 31.. not be
granted the exemptions allowived~ s
married person for the full year.
Similor conditions gist with rs,
span to the personal exemption cl.
lowed the hood of a family sad the
credit lorulspondcnts. ~A person
who has n dependent child. not men.
fully or physically defective. tits; st-
to, the last day or the your can not
claim the credit for s. dependent. if
s. dependent dies Just before the end
or the taxable year. no credit (or
such dependent is allowable. it dur.
during the year 0. head or s faintly
ceased the subpdrt in his home or
relatives. he is entitled only to the
$1.000 exemption.
.1n the chance of continuous taxi.
deuce with the persons whom he
supports. the question whether s.
person is heed o! of lily within the
meaning of the rev s not depends.
as in the one 0: inert-led persons.
upon the chnnoter of tho-spots.-
tion. It a child is any at school or
on s. visit. or through force of cir~
cumstsnoos is msintained in I
bonding house or with relative».
the exemption allowed the head of s.
family applies. But when needlessly
over, works both ways. *‘A Inns m3?
l!
tsins the use of is years just prior.
Charles 2
y 8.
via R. .Hool'it
willy _
two lots. East
street. .
field street.
Peter E.
152::
cnsrlu' J. Mints to
’30,”.
Esteto or rum. intuit“ to
Charles Merino; 28 sores sud build.
in's. North Torte: scones. A .
ours-rec Coors: autumn J.
stNess. lot and bouillon.
‘;r‘cehjh§n‘ torlB‘ul ,‘ IIIEQGICh
lot end building ,lgincoln "suns.
Lillian Vanni; to 39”? 3. Flynn.
lot and build!!!” .m street.
Suun Bess-dole! to. John 1!. mm.
two lots. Font Pork.
mums; Hoyt to V. Wile. lot
end buildings. used" my >
Irene Priestley to annual J. Keel-
or, lot and buildings. relies: avenue.
Louis Greenberc and brothers to'
Gaza Godnx. lot end buildinss. Win-
Robert M. Terms to Williun .H.
Bullion sud wife. lot. Shutting street.
Cullen-in 1nd wits to
Alice H. Webb. lot. 881403,.le ,
John Gardens. to June. L. Ben-
nlcasa and wife. lot. Newt Wk.
Worries: ts iti-
Il. lot. Mil New
5 Louise Maui. to silence! me.
First.
Herald 0. -.
fl fiLUE SERGE SUITS
$27.50,
Exceptional Value.
-————.
Rogers é? Stevens
Km, 80. Norwalk
w
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3
3.
With Hufltlev
Edyth 0133'“ ..
‘6 V pm
(HAS ..
Charles G. Bohsnnsn to m -
Hendrick and .wlfc. lo't. Totlsomc m‘ ‘
avenue. 9
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5; Values up to $45.00. -
t l a. A .. r a.» d it ho
."Biig‘ipon ”:11"; 1....”1‘L‘ODJ ”and”. The body Wm no, in state can be produced commercially in December 31. it the return tented and continuously the parties live Weldlicil. house and lot. West sve-
l-‘l ‘ by the police in a. further search in the basement of tin: new St- that country. on tho calendar-year basis. ss‘most sport the status of tho head 0! the nue. ‘ Epfl DAV'S s
3 . - - . 6m. Sues-r
e. 7; . > , 2 _ ~ ~ mints. 3.]
.413 l" M
St n
OWLANDS 17.54
l“ i ‘ . S les 2
5? M. - , . Odds !
if. E. o O O , l -» . OVERCOATS
Entrance on Mam St., Fairfleld Ave., Cannon St. . , - o...
.2 _ , of . Kind
~ E l $22.50
-i‘ 5 ~ 1—1—1
L V!
.5 a;
3
&
* "no... r
.littfliiitflflitililiiifliilliHullliflti!’ ‘ ’3‘l‘liltil
low.
and center stra cut out $8.50
.. ’3
soles $9.
"militants“izlw-lnttillzfntl
:overed Spanish Louis heels $7.
4.
- Women’s low .. shoes
_y Oxfords and strap plunps
‘ ‘ ’ New Spring styles
.. i . Practical, sensible walking shoes eSpecially de-
. signed to meet the needs of women who desire low
shoes that assure comfort but‘neccssarily (lo-not sacrifice Style. "Made oi‘mng
durable leathers with conveniently comfortable heels many of them broad and*
There are some more extreme heels for those who prefer them. You wlll be
agreeably surprised at the extensive selection; all comfortbaly priced. too.
There are fog grey sucdc pumps with covered Louis
meals and cut out strap over the instep and at unkle S9.
Fog grey suede pumps with covered military heel
Black sue 6 pumps with leather cuban heels with
black mat trim over toe cap and instep strap—welted
Black satin strap pumps with black suede trim and
Black patent leather pumps with militarylicels —
Brown kid two strap
soles—suede cut out on Si
$8.50
$6. -
Main floor, rear.
:entcr strap—trim of bar effect with dull black kid 57.
. 3
:2- . u n -
t: .; Treo girdles
t i .
:- proper corsetmg
Just enough for support and not to much for 'com-
}; fort and health. '
; Variety of models to fulfill every condition.
.4:
i4 inch length $3.50 ‘
'12 inches 54.50—14 inches $5.
‘7‘t‘fim‘u" 3“,. A 1.. .._.
til, well boned—12 inches $5.
: “Treotex” all 6135th girdle '12 inch $5.
' back 56—14 inch with back panel $6.50
inch $7.50 -
at front —14 inch 58..
I
Second floor.- roar.
Valentine day
for: the children
Jruznssuuuanmw» t t :23 “is” area-.1; .-
....
O‘CIIIQsajcam-loo’eio
‘family or friends 0: box.
\
f‘w‘box; -
Misheard-r.
.THE‘
Sectional elastic girdle made with flesh brocade -—
Surgical all elastic girdle made with heavy coutil— ‘
Surgical elastic girdle with panel back of flesh cou-
. Surgical elastic girdle with flesh brocade front and
“Treotex” sectional elastic with flesh brocade—'14
'All “Treotex” elastic girdle made with flesh brocade
. 'And we have many things to interest them. Valen-
tine material put in a box in four different assortments
from which 12 valentines may be made 35c box.
l .Valcniinc wonder box contains 10 valentines printed
.for coloring with aints or crayons, suitable for mother,
Mechanical valentines for little htads and hands to
make, little figures with pinsland envelopes complete 30c
‘5 A very attractive and complete assortment of valen-
. .' \ch for children and grown ups priced from3c to 25¢.
. g?
l
lstryl -
priced $7.50 to $10.
made with round collar.
dainty
Three new models one
cotton novelty fabric all
lar g2. ' -‘
umps-v-military heel—walled
c 58.50
Black patent leather three strap pumps—walled
soles--lcathc.r cuban. heel. Perforation over toe cap $8.50
Black kid, oxfordss—mllitary heels—weltcd soles
.812ch patent leather one sira pumps—low heels
—-medium short vamp—perforated ar effect along side
“Martha Wa'shington" men. leather m ,.
Colonial buckle and tongue, 13w heel s5. p". P .“llh
’Smart and stylish ‘
but small a're hats
Becoming to the vast majority of women are these
little snappy looking hats that are arriving almost daily.
What a variety to choose from! What pretty color com-
binationsi What fine workmanship! How clever the art-
'Thcre arestraws an'd silks and combinations of
every thinkable sort and the hardest part is what not to
choose they all are so alluring and all so moderately
leeond door. trout.
' , New washable
blouses and waists -
Dainty white voile tucked
Fine white voile with cluster
tucks and long collar embroidered and trimmed with
lace. Ecru English broadcloth with fine cording
and embroidered stripe in brown '
These are only three new models
_ . in white E llsh broadcloth
the other in corded dimlty and tbefltbirlclgin a light blue
made'shirt style With'round col. ' '
second dour. roar. v *
ROWLAND DR v
gm“: QWN' [
all over with tiny tucks,
makes rel contrast
at 33. p ty
GOODS
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andoontradst shade are but a
gnodels now showing; i
4'.
introducing
the advance modes in
women’s coats for Spring
Our February showing of coats always attracts tile
attention of those women who enjoy planning the new.
Spring wardrobe early in the season. ‘ «
:Thls advance showing is planned to anticipate ilie
needs of just such patrons. It presents the best values
"ive are able to secure. There are coats to a variety of
new styles; sport coats in large "checks and plaids pre-
dominate.
There are grey twee'ds, brown miXtures. brown and
tan plaids. grey laids, grey and black plaids. grey stripes.
imported Englis itripes, and camel hair plaids.
Wondrously fine tailoring with mary touches of or-
’ iglnal artistic design that add a lot
meat.
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.All of the new coats are '48 inches long.
:The shofisi and interesting part of the story is the
prices—they are small and attractive.
is from $25. to $59.50*
Second floor. center.
Silkblouses of 2
Heavy lustrous silk crepe inplaln
over blouses. , V -
« I Crepe dc chine with delicate beaded a
trasi colors.
Printed crepcs of unusual boa
or scheme.
of style to
cash EU",
The price mks
Ms .
colors made into
eslgus in con-
uty of will ma cox.
crepe dc chine in Combination with silk lace luself
of style. ‘
at one price,
co.
Bsocnd'lldoor. rssr. =. .
too—$5.
3‘
few. of the new attractive
._‘ In goiui of fact it will 'pay you to see tli
rivals as they come from the makers in all their
new and ‘freshn .
" , ,Quite a shown?
a: near fir."
beauty Lot ‘
_. In”.
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‘MONEY
Send this sd and ten cents to
Vols, & Co.. 2835 Shefl’ield Ave,
odd“. clearly.
ten cent bottle of FOLEY’S HUNEY
tor.Conlttpstlon and Hlliouness.
These wonderful remedies
helped millions of Tleople.
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cold- Ind homness. also. free sam- ;
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A great improvement.
ollicr-\lmlc by tilt.
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'—- $3.25 Pail
Keeler'sShoeS.
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YOUT l3
INTEREST
FOREIGN
Classes to En. m
Young Amerim
NL’W Y
increasing
loans is bit .
Cign trade :.s
the Educ-u:
National 1?.
order to (’
this dirt-cm
eign trade b. g an ad
ignorance on the :ar: c-f
the committee 5 gangs-ll
ial educallu I scam: in ...
With. the or ccmemoflr
council at i .l m: 1:3
.n
colleges and 5:112; 23‘ '
ed States “2:: i=:-.\‘c with
and business courses. in "
to send teach: and 5:25:13:
on to the carver.
ins steps 1.) c;
porters 41nd importrrs. mm
813 and o‘lnxs engaged in
trade. to iizr
by the may of .
can youth “to show in
foreign trade a:
An official co:
ago. showci c012
foreign scrucc 2
loses and unixc. ,
number of student c:. .
all subjects rilatmg l6 13'“
training 11‘ “7113 “
dents carryng
major branch.
vestigation strut-d
Lat." (f ‘ '
melfil’lném-
{Craign
A more "
63 M"
With a. total number 013‘,
dents. in commerce 3-2:;
allied subjects. and 0.4.» .
Sara/inf; foreign “ark 85
branch. . . A
A closer ana‘ySls o. w
tends to reduce the rum!
dents actually engaged 1"
themselves for foreign D'-
Vtcc. for the above ll cf
men who intend to on! ‘
sular or other ion-1331 ~ .
0! the United States G0
The council says i
show that the tom‘su ‘
of American banks {72:9
' ‘ nearly Gigi!“ .
brig??? Huxley, chairuii?‘
e!
15in
‘ We have built up ‘a it:
biicated technique .0!
trade: we must new 510 .
our foreign trade. 12rd .
methods we must 5U tic
tit'ic training. Foreign U1 ~
teaion: it can be
study and expcrxen
1-3321!
or."
‘brown coal es lo
by a“ '
us': 9!
comma“ '
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Experiments
railway in the
resulted far from
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For safe dams” M; t!
pa
been uuldcln “l" d ‘
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a- before they 3w! '
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