New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 25, 1918, Page 5

MYMTHIY Y OUR,_HOM AT STATE FAIRS It Will Apply to Aniual incomes £ e ! Fducational Displays and lmpor- 3 ¥ 1 to your fa}m}_v'g health from deadly germs lurk- of $2,000,000 or More Sl e = fani Demonstiations You can do it easily, surely and inexpensiveiy with H e Hartford, July 25 —Cennecticut's Washinzton, JTuly 783 | contribution to Ameri var efii means committee was enahl . . 5 3 5 s committ a & % 2 N % ete a el B Ll rit . Get a can of ACME today : : fnancial situation as fo confirm £ 0 2 £ e shown af fairs in the state this fall in 5 chiorinated lime. ACME is a om your grocer or denggi prediction that income and xe R A P G —15 cents. Be sure and ingist i ! o Profits taxes cannot he made tn yield odorisers Kills|germa, destroys on ACME. Substitutes may be v the Connecticut State Council of $6,000,000,000 Tt is now certain that bad odors; sterilizes linens and H stale and worthless. Write I'efense. 'The main exhibit, it is the plan of thus raising three-fourths | makes them snowy white, (i for booklet. now planned. will be shown at Char- of the $5,000,000,000 needed will have : s e to be abandoned THE MENDLESON CORPORATION fair in Berlin Accurate estimates [ s 11 Broadwsy, New York s Factories: Albany, 2% will be shown at two routes of | ciency and power will zraphically an exhibit which is sred nd, probably, at the Danbury fiin Smaller exhibits lavying ; smalier agricultural fairs throughout St oladns iy the state. Preparations for the e vield $1,800,000,000, while the | hibits are now forward rapid- orpo with the normal tax ! NEED OLID ¢nOTHES., 1incoat charzes as to the means by | Iy under the direction of the special they were able to obtain con- | committee of the defense council individu. modified o 12 per ce SRR | : ncome distributed s { Germans Do Not Respond to Call to |tracts though th bids were higher Several of the departments of the jeld about $1.000,00 Give Them Aw those of ther ~manufacturers. [ “ouncil of Defense have p | disclostives indicate that con- | Ning their exhibits, and o st Amsterdam, June 2 rrespond % have been jobbed on a 1 | have meetings within lzy or two, ence of Associated Press).—The “vol in shoes, shirts, leggins, at which their preliminary plans will Soldiers who have be sed e Germans are sh ave 33,200,000,000 excess profits ta B i mposeible, One |l untary® surrender of worn clothing | 2nd oller sipplles for soldlers and | be taken up, Ono of th: reasons 1t is impossible | for the benefit of v workers in | that this has been possible aus the exhibits will be tha‘ of the com- certainty that Germany is turning cut a complete { commission hrolers have been able | Mittee on food supply and conserva BPI—{EQ‘\! r‘UNNERS WGRK 3 T e atlure to swing contracts to manufacturers | tion, in co-operation with the United 1 CLLER L will atly reduce | The brief initi 1sh which Was | with whom they had an understand- | State food administration. This ex- tived by expectations of obtaining | jnz by pulling wires at Washington. | bibit has already been decided upon exemption from the threatened As part of the effort to stop this | tentatively, and details are rapidly ble emptying of wardrobes, s00N fhpactice the elimination of the dollar | being worked out under the direc cussed in the committec This would | died down Berlin, which was eX- |, vear method of payment is planned, | tion of George M. Landers, chairman P ol dlvidAllnoomas oyer so | pactsaliol viel o nty) tn on=andisnite i BN e e i B CaRi - e e DR e 1 i | has not supplied half that number |oSno, SO0 S SE T Who > been | Robert Scoville, United States food R D e ran s s an d S ihe § e > comes from all | (oriing with the utmost conscienti- | administrator for Connecticut i i wccepted by the | other centers The period for bring- | uchess since the first day: of the The employment service depart- : the | ing in the clothing had to be ex- |{\oao ment of the council will have an ex- discussion vesterday no other rates | tended everywhere and bonuses given B = hibit which will include the indus- ey sted. If there is any |as at Schoeneberg, where every old | g trial war work of the state, and will coming law it will be fo raise ‘the | honey or a packet of pudding pow- 4 5 committees on industrial survey and { der. Essen is the first town where man power and labor. Leo A. Kor- steps have already been taken for an | New Division, 12th, Formed From | per, federal employment service di- | official inspection of private ward- Regular Army Regiments and Na- | rector for Connecticuf, Frank D, robes but others will inevitably fol- | 10 "s 0 Sl Cheney. chairman of the council's low. In the meantime there are many & - - committee on industrial survey, and per rent in all classes except the | indignant letters in the newspapers | Aver. Mass, July 25.—The depar- | gorpert Knox Smith, chairman of the would | from citizens who patriotically de- | fure from Camp Devens of the Sev- | ,,oh hower and Jabor committee, are nied themselves articles of clothing [ enty-sixth division of the National | . king on plans for t exhibit per | and which they are now told are not | Army and the formation of a new Woman's part in war work will be good enough for munition workers. division, the Twelfth were announced an important feature of the Couneil and $100.000 up to 25 per cent on | Complaint is made that the latter | officially last night. The Seventy-sixth | cypinit. It is planned that this see- estates of 310,000,000 and wmore. The | ©arn much more money and live in |left camp some weeks ago, and the | tj5, of the show will oceupy probably S better style than the disappointed | departure of the various units at dif- | e ihird lurgest amount of space al- ferent times was the occasion 01‘10’”"1 to any department Commit- : — — much farewell cheering here, but no tees representing the Woman's Divi NAME AVIATION FIELDS k: ouncement was published sion of the Colincil of Defense are H he new Twelfth ¢ fon is to be | hugjly engaged in planning for this ATBESL Of | abm mn e A A A A A A A A A ar profits es running as hi on income supertaxes were di committee now as 10 per cent. In rate The co i reached a tentative greement on revision of the estate x. The majority of the committee | vered increasing the present rates +wo largest. where the incre: he a little gre The present tax runs from ent on estates of bhetween $30,000 ST e e e 000000 and 510,000,000 15 2 cent. which the | henefactors. committee changed to 356 per cent. The 25 pe \t N ose of 310 500,000 the committee VETER FLYERS WHO DIED | 0 BadE e b B e T B e Juilt arounc regular army regi- | foqture which will offer B t r New York, July 2 Four new avi- | ments, the Thirty-sixth and the ation fields on Long a ¥ ‘orty-seconc f: v ac § i S e e 0 ‘1' on Lons WSvu.i ha\; been | Forty-second Infantry. W n|h v\:h 0{: ing their part in helping win the war, ) ; > tax produces $70,000,000 in revenue pAned et Hador :""1‘;’ ‘|"|"’~‘ ”‘"\‘} 2 M““I""”‘\“”‘“ ‘:’;““'}“’ and land that the continued effors of the 5 2 ¢ f 5 P M il pe Mitehe ) Raou P rery, Lieu- machine gun battalion wi be brigad- B 2 a %, £ 2 e o ok Bannallidl The! revised) tates! are ax- ] ] women of this State are essential fac- S . ! : 2 revised g tenant Colonel Henry J. Damm and |ed. Fifteen thousand draft recruits | goi 5 popness H0E S 00 i % & i nderwnod 3 s ging 5 % 2 Yaderwood Lieutenant Colonel C. G. Chapman, o due to arrive in camp within Fo R i : e g = The co-operation of the American e e S v 7 G % [BAITISH OFFICAL PHOTO) conclusive heen practically adoptec proof that Connecticut wemen are do- pected to vield ahout $100,000,000 hair Kitchi ; e American aviators killed while flyir few weeks and will be assigned i > change altogether the pres- [ . TSTCan aviators iyed : Siiemycks ana ! | Red Cross has been assured by the & 3 ;o N 4 *%" laccording lo information received ' mediately to the division. D ; - : 0 PO 5 stem of levying excess profits : Atlantic Division Headquarters in | % ; : : m poflevying ; here today from Major General Wil- : s : . : ; : < taxes. Instead of A tax increasing Y S New York, and an important Red as the profit increases he has always '_‘:::"'\, ”‘“ \'\!_vim”‘:“:n“”‘ Eeaetoc ACTOR LEAVES $450,000. { Cross exhibit is certain, Other de ALy s et e ¢ London, July 25.-—The will of the | partments which will show the work This British official picture taken somewhere on the western front shows a British gun crew stripped to the late Sir George Alexander, the Eng- | which has beea done, and the need . waist loading and firing one of the big guns. emptio and a fat ate o all S exemption and flat rat n al 81 A YEAR PLUS profits ahove that exemnption The k ate he favors is 10 por bated here, and shows that he left | war include the Transpcrtation Com- TR Tl T of 1 covemmen Bapiovs ot ont | 1 i 0l | LT WL EIIS TGS USED-UP HATS SALVAGED BY QUARTERMASTER DEPARTMENT lish actor-manager, has just been pro- | for continued civilian effort to win the A A, PN A A A SN e e exemption 1 the Fuel Committae, the Americaniza- umulated hy an English actor, the |tion Committee, and the Publicity | st approach to it being the Committee ‘pared to make a fight for diserinina- | ae 1o freo t S ms;‘i’"fw ¢ | tate of 400,000 left by J. L. Toole: | The Council contemplates, in addi- S Sir Henry Irving’s estate was pro- | tion to showing this Connecticut war ation above that point he has worked ouf vet New York, July 2 Dollar a year Manv of the committee are pre-|men comes are not tion in the normal tax on irdividual | yging their Government s t 5} F c ! ng the overr positions to GG arles Ko e B + Incomes between earned and un- | pupiher ial interests will be grad. | 'ated at $100.000 and Charles Kean | exhibit at the fairs this Fall, a serles earned incomee. It is admitted that [ yally eliminated, it was asserted in a | 1¢7t $175.000. of exhibits in the important centers ight difference in revenue | gespatch from Washington last night. — — of the State uring the coming win- RaideThanios el oty S-ARGENTINE COMMISSION. |ter, the basis for which will be the because of the charges of fa ant , Chile, July 25.—Estab- [ Show provided f>r the fairs. Al- here incomes are partly UN- L yoritism in the placing of army eon- | lishment of a permanent naval com- | though this has not been definitely d the chief argument brousht s made in the raincoat scandal | mission (o the TTni States similar | cided, the tentative plan calls for {in this city. Many men who in the |to the one now in Egland is proposed | PUitting this exhibit into the halls or { first days of the war offered their ser- | by the Mercurio, which advances the | 2Tmorles in the cities and larger vices to fill up the staffs of emergen- | suggestion in an editorial article un- | towns for one or two wee so that FOX FILMS BURNED | ey bureaus at the capital will be re- | der the title of *Our s constitute e numbers of people may visit it lity, Mo.. July 25.—Fire | placed hy officials who will be given |the best union with the United | 20 see what is being done, ated in the vault of the |adequate salaries s Admiral Gomez Careno is| 1N planning the exhibits the various Film company here vesterda Confessions ire said to have been | si ed as the head of such a com. | cOmmittees of the Council are using estimated at $250.000. | obtained from men involved in the every effort to see that “live' exhi- | | bits are prepared. There wiil be per and demonstrators, and per to give information in all ection of the Council’s exhibit S0 1t ali persons who visit it may gain infermation concerning what has been done, and whot must he done, in or der that Conrecticut may remain in first place among the states of the 1 result from this discrimination. | mpa difficulty of figuring the proper | tagen country as a rea' war asset WILLIAM CECIL DURAND, AMilford, Conn Juiy 25.—William When the boys overseas find that thelr hats have see i t s they turn them into the hat department ! of the salvage department of the quartermaster depot in France, where they are fixed up or sent away to be made b | {over into brand new hats. known men is dead in his 67th year. | | [ He traced Mis HNeage Irech from Sete | | o s A A e e e e A e e e A A P e ers who b heir first home i E E il i, e | MARINES BURYING GERMANS THEY HAVE KILLED ed at Challier Institute of New Vork city, was graduated from Shef field Scientific school in 1872, twice went tn the legislature and for 20 Cecil Durand, one of Milfords' best vears was treasurer of the Milford avings bank. His only membership {in a social organization v the Old { Milford Club. A widow survive SD CROSS WORKERS WOUNDED Par July 5 American Red Cross workers have heen wound S { ed during the Franco.American coun- > . | ter-offensive. Lieut. J. I. Butter- | ! field of New York and W. A. Fox of e Buffalo, an ambulance Ariver. were > hit by shrapnel while attending = — < | wounded under shell fire. They were ! taken to Chantilly hospital and will Copenh: n, July ~T Dutch inventor, Ellchammer, recent sold t - P his patent rights in a new mofor en- 8 gine to Norway and Sweden. The sum ] he received is reported to be greater % 3 than has ever heen paid in Scandi- navia for an inventior The feature | of the new motor is steam. Tt s claimed that it will supersede the | ordinary explosion engine, tha s neither heavier nor bulkier than benzine motor in common usage anc United States marines in France burving the bodies of some of can nse the cheapest raw oils Chateau Thie