New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 25, 1914, Page 2

r it is applied you'll wonder what lame of the backache or lumbago E $ Rulb enever : umatisth or sprains, as it is abso- ftely harmiess and doesn’t burn the ling, . Rub i and instantly the soreness, stiff- and lamenes e of Mead Seal Checolates. PINERY, 15¢ $1.75 and $2.50 ; 15¢ and 25¢ 45¢, 75¢ and 932 ... $1.95 to $3.50 joats at 159 Discount $12.50, $15.75 and $18.00, worth double N’S 50 to $7.95 Home of Reli- able Millinery - 223 MAIN STREET OPEN THIS EVENING ' awrv Tax Will Be ew Britain Dec. 1 Will Use $6,000 Worth Stamps-- Tobacco Man- ers Heavily Assessed. New Britain . of ) ufacturers and sone cigarette manu- facturer. “About $350 war tax will be collected from these manufacturers in addition to the present taxes. Be- cause of their greater output, $300 of this tax will be paid by two man- ufacturers, Willilam G. Muller and Muller. Considerable dis adhesive it vear, which fh in the city’s s provided for .passed by con- ésident Wilson. ¢ ‘already in ef- stamp taxes are ¢ cases will fall e, citizens and | “effect until De- is felt by these two manu- facturers. The tax is based on last vear's output, which makes the tax $150 each. However, this vear has sgen: a falling off in business and it is believed their output will be so as to bring their business into the $30 a vear class. It is therefore seen that he difference of $120 is practically a tax on past production. The man- ufacturers feel that the tax should be graded so as to make this difference less. The price. of tobacco is any form, no doubt will rise as a result of the taxes. The tobacco tax is computed on a basis of annual sales and tabacco dealers, manufacturers and retailers must all pay a tax on their sales. To- | bacco dealers whose annual receipts man- | exceed $200 must pay a tax of $4.80 | each, which will increase New Brit- ain’s'share of the war tax by $250. Amusements Taxed Heavily. Amusements will be taxed heavily and may result in increased prices in theaters and in pool, billiard and bowling establishments. Three of New Britain's theaters probably will be taxed $100 each and the ather two $50 each, or a total of $400. This tax is based on the seating capacity. The tax on bowling alleys and billiard rooms is $5 a table or alley. Bs- timating one hundred tables and fou teen alleys in the city, the tax will amount to $570. The state tax on pool and billiard tables is only $2. The revenue from the tax on drinkables sold in New Britain can hardly be estimated. The principal feature of the law is the tax on beer, which will be £1.50 a barrel, or fifty cents more than is imposed under the law that existed up to October 21, when the war tax on drinkables went into ‘effect. The tax is a stamp rev- enue, and is to be imposed on “all beer, lager beer, ale, porter, and other similar fermented liquor, brewed, manufactured, sold or stored in ware- feally impossible fime the total hich New Brit- landa indirectly, ari be counted | 00 in stamp of the items | fxes, taxes on | he tax which its capital, in- and undivided | gsatisfied. jeven cigar BACK. BAGO OR CKACHE AWAY out with small trial f old, penetrating . Jacob's Oil.” cause Backache? No! Ve no ne s, therefore can ps‘un_ Listen! Your back- B c d by lumbago, sciatica rain, and the quickest relief is penetrating 'S Jacob's it right on your painful disappears. Don't pled! Get a small trial bot- St. Jacob's Oil” from your st and limber up. A moment mest “St. Jacob's 0Oil" ou have sciatica, neuralgia, CANDY Your Thanksgiving dinner will tastec better if you have a box of our Dainty Sweets as a dessert. Bon Bons Whitman’s Cara Cou Molasses Dainties, made of pure molasses Baby Chocolates, our new Marsay Brand, (Just received) s, a fine chewing confection ©....25¢ Ib. ts, assorted flavors to fill your favors with, ... 39¢ 1b. pure sugar and nut centers HUYLER'S THANKSGIVING FAVORS. ALL PRICES. Just received a fresh shipment of candy from Huyler's, Belle Sweets, Whitman's, Farm House, Mary Garden and Green ICKINSON DRU(} C 169-171 MAIN STREET D e on with the apportionment of | | | their house, or removed for consumption or sale, within the United States, by i ¥hatever name such liquors shall be called.” The new law also taxes all stilled wines, domestic and imported, | when sold or offered for sale or coi- sumption. The tax on still wines is cight cents per gallon, domestic and imported champagne and other sparkling wines, and all carbonated wines are taxed twe cents extra, and the tax on liquors is increased twenty-four cents a gallon. One Cent Telephone Tax. The telephone and telegraph tax probably comes closer to the average man on the street than ang) other. This tax goes intejeffect Dedefnber 1 and is ingluded in tHe stamp' taxes listed in schedule A. The Southerm New England Telephone company has not yvet made an announcement of its plans for collecting the telephone tax of one cent a message, but the 'law i which follows, provides that the com- pany shall collect the tax from the | person paying for the message: “It shall be the duty of every per- son, firm, or corporation owning or operating any . telegraph or telephone line or lines to make within days after the expiration of eacn month a sworn statement to the col- ! of internal revenue in each of respective districts, stating the number of dispatches, messages, or conversations originated at each of their respective exchanges, toll sta- tions, or offices, and transmitted thence over their lines during the preceding month for which a charge of fifteen cents or more was imposed, and for each of such messages or con- versations the said person, lector son paying for the message or conv sation a tax of one cent in addition to the regular charges for the message or conversation which tax the 4 person, firm, or corporation shal turn pay to the said collector of int nal revenue of their respective d tricts.” The law exempts telegram, tele- pitone and other company messages Learing on the affairs and service of thecompany and also all messages by government officials on official busi- ness. Inasmuch as long distance calls are the only ones which come under this provision of the law, it is not likely that the added expense and trouble ‘to the telephone companics will be very great. The conference committee changed the telephone and telegraph tax to require the company to collect it from the ‘“person paying for” the message, in lieu of the word ‘“sender.” The first special tax on banks will be based on the capital, surplus and undivided profits for the preceding fiscal year ended June 30, 1914, and will be eight-twelfths of one dollar per thousand to cover the eight re- maining months of the tax vear end- ing June 30, 1915. The tax is due now, but the procedure of making return, assessment and payment awaits the promulgation of rules by the treasury department. The tax will have to be paid until January 1, 1916. or fourteen months in all. The rate is $1 per thousand of capital. The National bank will be assessed $600 and the New Britain Trust company $500 in w tax. Law in Effcct Thirteen Months, Following is a list of the adhesive stamp taxes which will go into effect December 1 and shall not be levied after December 31, 1915: Bonds, debentures, certificates of indebtedness by any association, com- pany or corporation, new issues, $100 par value, each five cents. Sales or agreements to sell $100 par value, each two cents. Agreement of sale of products or merchandise on exchanges, each $100, one cent. Promissory notes, notes for circulation each $100, two cents. Bundles shipped by freight and ex- press, one cent. Telegraph and telephone companies, one cent on each message over fifteen cents. Senders of telephone or telegraph messages on each over 15 cents, one cent. Certificates of profits (Continued on’Third Page.) stock, except bank and renewals, of corpora- artificially | thirty | firm, or | corporation shall collect from the per- | 3 and 5 Franklin Square, We Want fo Paint the Exterior of Your House NOW OCTOBER ---NOVEMBER Are the ideal months to do exterior painting. Favor us with a request for an estimate. THE JOHN BOYLE COMPANY New Britain Gonn. | 1 { were a saved spell. PERF SMOKELE pensive to buy'and and rewick. No inexpensive. Triangle trademark. New York HONORS BRITI AVIATORS, Parade Held at Belfort to Celebrate Raid on Friedrichshafen. London, Nov. 25, 8:05 a. m.—A des- patch from Geneva, Switzerland, to the Express says: A telegram from Belfort states that the commanding general there had n parade Monday in honor of the Brit- ish airmen, Commander Babbington and Flight Lieutenant Sippe, who participated in the raid on Friedrich- shafen and decorated them with the Legion of Honor. Later the officers of the garrison entertained the air- men at a banquet. It is reported here that two Zeppelins at Friedrich- shafen were seriously damaged. Only One “BROMO QUININE.” Whenever you fecl a cold coming on think of the full name, LAXATIVi3 BROMO QUINI Lool&\ for the signature of E. W. Grove on box. 25ec. —advt. { ) { ! Baby’s Morning Dip (19 OODNESS KNOWS,™ says grandmother, ‘‘what we'd do without this Perfection Smokeless Oil Heater.” ““If I"d only had one when you baby, you’d have many a cold and croupy been For warming cold corners and isolated upstairs rooms, and for countless special occasions when extra heat is warited, you need TION HEATERS The Perfection is light, portable, inex- to use, easy to clean kindling, no ashes. Burns kerosene — easy to handle and Smokeless and Odorless. At all hardware and general stores. 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WR COATS, S| We mention a few of the many furs. $1.50 Black Coney Muffs, Sale P e Black Coney Sets, large Pillow Muffs, Valu ¥ One Assorted Lot of Large Pillow Mufis, Value $ White Iceland Fox Sets, Animal Scorfs, large Muff. sebassse st URED Sale Price $8.50 Sale Price $9.00 alue $16. $12.50 $19 $15.00 White Icel Sale Price . Black Near Seal Sets, Fite Sale Price sens cesssans Black Near Seal 1, Fitch Trimmed, $12.50. Sale Price im 1. Value $35.00 Misses’ and Women’s Very Handsome SUI'TS In the latest siyles have just been received. We have just.rgceived these high class Suits at a big reduction from several of New York’s leading garment makers. They are strictly the newest of modes and the most distlinctive lot of Suits we have offered this fall. They include the following:— Suits of high grade Broadcloth and Gab- erdine in smart military effects, richly trimmed with fine fur. Actual value $39, specially priced at $25. High grade Seal Plush Coats at $25. Guar- anteed Salt’s best Sealette. Two smart models; loose fitting and belted effects; guaranteed silk lined. Horstalls '+ . “IT PAYS TO RUY OUR KIND" HARTFORD, Connecting with 140 TRUMBULL ST. CHRISTMAS IS COMING There is more of the true spirit of - Christmas in a photograph of yourself thanin any other gift you could purchase. (Read that again, and slowly) And One dozen photographs--twelve gifts. MURRAY, Photographer 173 MAIN STREET Your Thanksgiving Dinner will be better relished if served with our high grade ‘table and hollow Silverware, artistic Cut Glass and hand painted China. Prices are right, goods guaranteed, step in and look us over. Our Xmas line is ready for your inspection. It will pay you to compare quality and prices. Goods may be selected now for future delivery. We carry a full line of Victor Victrolas and our proposition is very interesiing. Step in and talk it over. HENRY MORANS 321 MAIN STREET, NEW Bkl'l‘A[N. 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