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Done
By DAVID LA‘VRENCE. I
SpecialCorresp ondent of -
The Evening Sentinel.
(Copyright. 19:5.)
WASHINGTON, March 6.—Digni-
£06 and at times solemn but earnest
throughout. was the inauguration of
President’c.il\iii Coolidge.
Minus some of the tumult and
thoutlng and ornliuL-nt oi past Cele-
brations, the President took his oath
of ofticc~aml .imid siluucu. Ap-
plause (‘CLllIl (4113' as lit read cure:
Hilly ' ’ untrqurui
:uidrms.
l'. "His or. unusual shite paper dc-
\o'.-;d :0: 12:1. must part to micr-
iratfonai 11mm. pcliiicul and ccono-
:mc. L‘uz. ‘ Coolidge took oc-
-a.~.:;ou ic Lflidfi out plainly against
.: nt' tin- Ru lilux Klan.
.ilw'. In. . “.r.‘~ W“
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‘zio prim).
tht he ;.2;-'«i to my in his cum-
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his \n‘. “will lI-l it: IJ-llill'ngK
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‘t 163 -_:.'i>-r cf the Hrs.<i=:.-i:._
. \Viih ihv rxcqw-izozl of tho bill in-
"teasing the pay of postal employees
3.3.: fr;- 451:: 'iw rain. of posiasc
v‘n souxrzjr .H
12nd Lihc-v' H". :->
‘he (-1.» rim " .4
It'il‘ds. parcel post
a c‘.’ null] matter will.
:Ersi c1159. the urual
:ipproprintz‘i. Vii» InllS'l'U"; thl.
record of Cungrws
Dozen of r- ally important nteds-
ures rel E“ the wayside.
Congrc's “fuss-Ii to enter Ihu
“(rid com".
um. ': mus-d 1v falu: the sur-
I“|J:;' "miner tickets.
_ Ccr;n»,.»: :3 t'usr-d to pass any lugis-
Minn for ‘l.c wit"! 0: the farmer—
any ..f :‘r mr‘.‘ l'.’ illn',‘ lull: Dl‘L-
:J‘nt'TI.
@flflmydg.
WITHUGE LANDLOQD AT
THE DOOR (OR MORE.
remnme Hos‘r IHA61N°
ATiVEOPTiMIST WOULD
ucr cm. AN APARTHEN‘I'
House “ Home?
..o-.._._.____....._.- .
. men Wall Baud.
"up tin; Lumber. Mcflun
m teed {or 50 m
SAM
CALLED DIGNIFIEDANDSOLEMN
David Lawrence Reviews Occasion and Marks
Points in Address — .
and Congress —— Why Coolidge
gress Pay Bill —— What Congress Has Not
'iretlon
‘. For: to {oi-co an i \‘li‘u scs=inn came
.i-uiillc buildings hill.
.ni‘ I‘t‘llll‘sr‘. over the iur‘rcare in pay.
vii‘a measure bncmisc he goes out of
INAUGURA'I'ION
Talks of Legislation
Signed Con-
F‘ongrcss rn'i'usui to do anything
about cheaper fertilizer for the farm-
or by deciding the Muscle Shoals
question. i
Congress failed to pass the long‘
and short haul railroad bill.
Congress poi'kctcd the Howell—
Barklcy bill recognizing the right of
labor on the railroads. i
Congress rr-fuscd to repeal the pub-
licity clause-s of ihe income tax law.
Congress refused to put through
1 twenty-five pcr cent reduction inl
income taxr-s although several lead-i
urs conncdrd that thcre was a-sufl‘i-l
cauit surplus. in the fl‘ruxisury to do:
so. .
Congress refuscd to pass the bill.
appropriating $150,000.000 for new:
public buildings—the Democrats op-i
new: this int—cause to their mindsi
the bill unis a0 drawn :5 to permit;
new postoii‘iccs and i‘i-dcrai luuiid—'
lugs only in states coniiulied ivy the
Republican party.
Through rm understanding among
the Dcmncrats and Republicans “16'
iiivi'rami pay hill will not he made
.1“ lrrll’. anmci'uis as “*1! us I:».-f
riililica'1~. of COUTSL‘. profit by ii.
Yul mm: ..;‘ the nuuspupcr editorial:
erz-ivrd horc. Rrpuhlican as well a:
I‘l~.mocratic. nficcicd a f-icling that.
3. nos poor policy for on adminis-
to prcuch t-TOHOD'IY on the
our mud and 14m. Congre>s and tin.
. .‘ inc: on ll’lcl't‘dri. in pay.
Mr. Coolidge had three d33s in
which to scnd the measure back for:
rpaswge without the increased pay
provision. lie was told he would
vcr lmar tho cnd of it in Congrc-Ss
-l :1 was more important to;
.l m will tin:- cooporuiiou of Com.
:l.;ln to fun the dimpprmul.
-vf ilin country. IIL added about $1.-
:i’ l'
5:1 .cs
ENLOUO to tho: iixcd cxpcnacs annu-
ally of the gov: rumcnt to lace-p L‘on‘
L.r‘55l0ll{11 law-r nud hi: friends?
liopui tint uiilz all tht‘ news of the
inaugural :iu-‘l 11.; cxvitumvxnt over
rim. L'llilli‘lp‘ of ll‘n‘ .wssion of Congress,
i;;-. signing (-l the measure might be
lo.” Hziii of by tlic— newspapers.
"churns loand along toward the
'-\;— .m unusual promedings. No
riom unyu'hv-i‘c. Th“: Republican
minors xhci..>~;lves more than two
wcfiks ago sounded the death knell
oi important pieces of legislation and
hi: much to the last minute when
the minority «racism a powerful
("willful and LAN kill invarui‘cs by the
in" Yllitlil m‘ :i illihusier. That's
what happnm-d. for instance. to the
Members of Congress were gleeful.
ii uill nu! aiicct the Sr-umors and
iii pin <cniailvcs “how Icrms expired
rnon ull March 4th. in tact Scu-
:uor mu wnn selected to sponsor:
:3'
office today.
I" Ill>lil‘l‘f‘d by
I? may therefore hp
its defenders not :0"
much :1 n ward i'or pus: scrxice as a;
Hummus to H1 incoming Cough-sol
» huh. according m the President's
ur'n announcement. mil he asked
l0 dl al with in: reduction as well as
other mean-urns of vital importance
to 'he nation.
’l‘hcra l.:.s Loan some talk that
“1.51‘03.‘ would hm;- fnrcr-d an t xtra
,i.->.u2‘. :' th- lv';i.~l;iii\'u pay bill liud
‘Hifl v-rtord, lvu'. llllh hardly is
plutiSi‘ere as most of ”1- finders hit
that in ihe mom of :2. \‘LlO they
could rrnlly puss 1Y1»; lvill cwr )Ii'
Cooliilgc 5 Km. -
Thv scthl' l'n 51d. 11": room
. ho: “lL‘llull 1hr in: lulls placed b~'~-
for» him was Ilmli. .\lr. Coolidge
i4!ll"‘ll'l‘l't“d iinmrnliaicly on
measures bc—t‘orc him. not stopping
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FOP _PLANES _
W
LAYING DOWN A
' SMOKE‘SCQEEN
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where a technical state of war exists.
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While army and navy officers are debating the relative vuluc of battleships cud bottlepluna',
novel circuit is playing a spectaculur part in the United States fleet’s maneuvers in the Pacific.
Ewery aural operation now requires smoke-screens, and
planes are being used {or that purpose as well as for scouting. Seaplane: or: now 3 part of the
equipment of every dreadnaught, end one vessel. the U. S. 5. Langley, is used exclusively as u flout-
ing hangar.
a nix-nun: ~\«n Tu great Srrnalorp
and members, of ilu~ Home. leaving
this to the gold-braid.“ military and
mun] aids-{hid minim: officers “ho
grouped tiicmsi-lvcs. .
The sirens war as usual crowded
With the curious hm the number or
temporary :‘niuis \r‘s scant . The
whole lhili‘z lonk 4-“ lhu nuiure c»!
u perfunctory ceremony will: i'clu-
iively less attendance in Washington
than in any (Hhi r inaugural in re—
cent years. 1119 weather was line
and the arrangements (or the parade
and c¢rrmony “on. well planned
so ihni ll :1” nu-vcti u'iih pi‘f'i‘bimi
:iiul dlL’hlii‘. .
DARIEN MAN
HAS 3 HORSES
IN BIG DERBY
“'illiuin Zligler. Daricn
whose entrir-s hzue mad-2 such good
shouings at local horse shops. in-
cluding the 0.x llirige event. is out
:lio famous. Kcn'ucky
l'Icrby m Churchill Downs May 16.
Jr. of
lie ‘nus iiirz-c rntrhs 2n the classr-
ior tbrci'--)c:.;‘.olnis. unir th'. er;
(formerly Sinr Lorri lorniI-rland.
und Noodle thin.
(I ilisr'i'fl“?
ru-zi 115' («=—
ri'simimn: iui'Cr
crcii‘. illul
AS .1
:Sus a, in! v:
iial.
’Mark-down Sale
Ends Saturday
Everybody has heard
values that we have been giving during this
sale. .Tomorrow the BEGEST V ALUL‘. GIV-
ING SALE this community has ever had
comes to an end. Note a few of our values.
of the wonderful shoe
Barry Shoes
We still have a few pair.
left in discontinued num-
. 33:520.R§"3$”.$2.50
Barry Shoes
We still have a few pair
left of an excellent quality
of our Regular $8 and $10
”313°; 7.°.?1.°.s.°.$4.95
Men '
Now is the tune to bW
pants. and this is the place.
Rugula " $2 .95
$5.00 . . .......
Here’s Value
. Fancy striped shirt. Regu-
lar value $1.00
$2.00 ........
More Sox
We are now offering a full
mercenzed Lisle 80x. Our
Pants
A special for the last day
of our sale. ReguIar $6 and
$7 pants are $3.45
now
Sox
An itcm for people who arv-
hard on sox. Our sex can ‘:
be beat for wear. 'Re
50 ‘11: l' l gulai-
.02. skow‘i‘iofil .00
Underwear
Wool mixed union-suit —
reg. 35c num. $1 00
0
bet. Row 4 pr.
”my "1“" $1.89
Reg. val. $2.50
3‘7“? M of \“Bury” Slim manned
Louis AvriCk'
POST OFFICE BLDG.
3°“qu for lion’- Shoes
,HE FEARS LATE
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and Fun 'Ihings
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' RETURNS HEREI
,Everett Preece of Rev-
enue Dept. Says Few
Are Filing Tax Pa-
pers
Everett Preece.
the Internal Revenue
\\ ho has been at the downtown City
Court room (01". income to: return
blanks. outed this morning that
residents or the City so far were not
taking advantage of MI presence at ‘gpcrnt‘ry of agriculture. took the
the City Hall us they should.
Mr. Precce pointed out that only
representative ot‘
Department. '
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a small percentage of the residents
had illled out their blanks trad that
he advised them no: to wait until
the last few days and all come .to-
gather. as he would be unable to
hundle any great rush.
.‘lr. Pearce said that tho same
situation existed last year. Most of
those filled up- to the present time
have been business returns.
He “ill be at the City Hull until
Monday night Murcia-16.
lie is holding a check for u :5 per
cent. refund on lut your’l u: be-
longin‘ to Prudence G. Brown of
this city. which was sent out by the
Hurttord office and returned bu-
causo «he could not be iocuiod in
Norwuik. Mr. Preoco will turn the
check over to the owner. if she will
call a! the Citv Hull. he staicd.
Gore, “'csc Virgina Governor.
(.‘HARLSTON. “2 Y... Xu. 84-—
Howard M. Gore. Who on Monday
resigned his post in “'uafiington u
oath of office no governor of West
Virginia yesterday.
Ensembles.
The Ensemble Costume Is
a Harmonized '
Coat and Dress
If for no other reason than that it is fashion~right, an
Ensemble Costume will be one of your most urgent wants
for your Spring wardrobe. But when you_alsov discover
that it is extremely practical, because you have a separate
coat and dress which harmonize beautifully, because they
are suitable for so many occasions and becuuse they form
one of the smartest costumes ever designed, you will know
how wise you will be to realize that desire. We will be
happy to have you see the collection we now have — com-
plete in its presentatio‘mof the most stunning creations in
COCOA,~GREE.\', NAVY and BLACK.
$25~and $29.50
Wall Street
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
.aturdoy Specials
N orwalk, (on).
BUNGALOW DRESS
Regular Price $1.25 each
SATURDAY $1 00 EACH
mp «26er
SMALL PERCAI.E
APRONS
Regular Prim
SATURDAY 3 H
LIMITED QUANTITY
Ask to See Our Three-in-one SheppiigTag
ON SALE AT NOTION DEPARTMENT.
4.x. Cm.
"‘ $1.00
- i'Rli'l-Z 8198
The radio as a. factor in teach
and instructing in current ev
wu umply shown Wednesday. when;
all the high school pupils listened to‘
the inuugurul uddreu of President,
Cquin Coolidge. as broadcasted by'
station WJZ or Xew York. Before'
the address began, the pupils were}
given a brief schedule 0! what was
akin; place in Washington, and
then they took thdr place- in the
auditorium. The speeches were%
distinct and audible at every corner:
0! the hull. :
The program continued for over,
an hour and a half. The set was a;
six tube Aiwuter .Kent installed,
through the courteoy or the Norwalk 5
Electric Co. This came concern pro- %
vided tad inatachd u Radium Super-l
beterodyne. by which all the pupils,
of the Hillside school heard we pro-;
gram. ’
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Get wing Privileges.
Wetheruficld. Trumbull and the
Eat Hutton! Fire District arc in-
cluded in the list 0: Connecticut
municipalities which are allowed to
make zoning rezulatione. in a bill
which the legislative committee on’
ciiieu and boroughs has voted to re-‘
port (avorubiy in the Ltgislaturc.
The municipalities which now have
thJs power. under the act adopted;
by the 1923 session. are Bridgeport._
Xomlk. Wutorbury. Stamford. Fuir- ‘
field. Greenwich. Enncld and West
Hartford.
—\VELCOSI li—
‘ TO THE NEW
.‘IUNSIE DEPARTMEN'] STORE
\VE WISH THEM Slfi
WALDNER’S
WOMEN'S SHOi'
l‘\§
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AZO Ointme (
A Guaranteed Remedy
FOR ITCHING, BLIND,
BLEEDIKQ 0R PRUTI‘.Y '_
It is now put up in collapsible :25» .» uni.
pile pipe making it very easy to a;:1;:.
Irv"
Special directions (re? 5 tr"
pacLa' ge. Your 6.3;: ‘ * ‘
(Also put up in old style '1' .-
:- FILES
._ 1.253:
for you.
Do you realize that it takes only a clevtl‘ pattern and iizml- -
scissors and a dress length of some specially prlccd silk 1... nlakv" '
reality? That‘s why we say “Our Home SCWing \Vcck Sill: N f ' ..
Sale of Silks
HOME SEWING WEEK
3131111130111 Robele‘Silk
A dreu length of Mullin-
son‘u Bobele Silk and in the
twinkling of fashion hour your
“Wish Dress" can become a
reality. Length 3 1-3 yards.
$15.00
Kullimon’: Pussy Willow
Soft and beautiful. this Pus-
sy Wilow Silk comes in all oi
the «won't lendihc colon.
Plain or delightfully pattern-
ed. I
83.75 to $4.68 per yd.
Bordcred Riviera Barre
A churning silk. in 3 won-
iertu! assortment of colors and
designs — most suitable for
the ensemble. 40 inches rudi-
$4.98 per yd]
Crepe de Chine
One of the oulalulldlng
spring fabrics. printed in the
new pen and ink designs and
delightful modern floral pat-
terni. 39 inches wide.
$2.68 to $3.50 per yd.
- Figured Gem‘s“-
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Sl'k: I.
bl:"_;r-‘ V
raw.»-
51.59 x.- =1 .. ._,,
Ombre Georg”: Crepe! .
A ror‘. :_ _.,
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)ou".i . . , _,».¢
lhls 2:5 ' ' ‘
in 3:. .ls~(~“'
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$2.34
land 52 in W “1
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