New Britain Herald Newspaper, March 12, 1919, Page 3

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERM cstor Store PUBLGURGEDTD GREAT CELEBRATION| oo b0 Ivom Camps and New Novelties inerel Revenue Bureau Asks Security League Plans Ohservance | =200 Vit o in ’ Aid of Honast Citizens | of Gonst.iuticn o, TR s of anabied W hin: e Gl Sty reh 12-=The org . | srantine of permission to thel on. on Septemi . For Spring Wear |z e e B 5 I draznet ST e ! ) le ir hospitals, Bl mesh, | bis nging into cumyp all delinguents. 3 the counti R f ) ) 1o cledly showing of the latest in faney veil-| “Ii jurice to the mun who honestiv ! to co-c not e ting 2 ings. Black and all wanted colors. | and promptly ects his income 1 . which \”\;fn tions the 1 v pro- i « 2 3 1 2 . b new revenue bill for David Jayn i B hem A E: led in a cam | failure or refusai r ind will be Ml who is president ¢ [onanl | eSOy < camp, or dis | s much cntitid Scroll effects, . chenille dot, one spot, butterfiy and fancy flowered designs. Erench veiling, close weave, heavy | sirict . d Commissioner #5sociation for constitutional Ve N trictly enforced nE | . v s <l ment. Among other members of the air and placement as i mesh, t the thing for protectio per on the woll Terentinted Detwoen the person wio | COmmittee which will vepresent the ! d nd the person who ‘wilfully re- Security league in the organization fedcral board for and pay his ©f the econstitutional celebration lucation Iz bending il are | forts ¢ in toneh with these 18 men in order to acquaint therd from March winds, 5 to 60c¢ yd. Slip-on Veils—Black and colored, | i 1o e R hed S ithin the time limit prescribec plain, scroli, fancy red and butter- | Offeniers of the Hnst cla Hon. Wilitam 1. Harding, govern- | e - s fiy designs, each one in separate en- [ ¥ HHe CFELE (OF not more than Or of Tow Hon. Charles J. Bona- |, el e ik m“:v 3 absolutely without cos { Person knowin man wilj e t by dress, s of \ase to the ccational . educa=- ! which will im- oy the matter with | O velope ¢ slip it on, no tying or pin- [ £1.000 and those of the second class barte. former atiorney-gencral of the $10,000 or United States and secretary of the ¢ ning. to fine of not more than ) yrisonment for one ycaw, or both, vy: John M. Parker, of New Or- Admiration Veils—Black and all{ qoeether with the cost of prosecution. leans, Progressive candidate for the o orance of the law cannot con- Vice presidency in 1916; Edgar A ently be offered as an excuse by Bancroft. well-known Chicago lawyer, the man who fails to file his income d Gaillara Hunt. auihor and his- novelty tax on time. WVide publicity has been torian. colors, | given the provisions of the new re Object in View, 8 2 2 3"“!’“‘[‘ | the best colors, scroll effects, 65¢ B5c each. Toop Fringe—The fring ari enue hill. The v majority, the Dr. Robert M. Mcklroy, the educa- 59c to $1.75 yard. re, of the American people know tional director of the Sceurity league. 2 = 2 Fringe——All wanted col-| the s of the government. Who is serving as active secretar : OVAK REPORT READY ainly, no consideration can be Dr. Hill's committee, explaing the oh- March 1 seace con- ors, all widths, shown the man who ‘“wilfully refuses’ ject of the celebration and prelimin- n oon Cz ovak affairs or in any way attempts to evade his ary campaign of constitutional inter- | ¢ . 1 ork just share of the tax imposed by his pretation, which the league will con- « nieg f the conniss i representatives in cong < for the duct, as follows: u its fifth meeting suppori of the war. ortunately, [ Our people today understand the e um anticipating few such cases. I he- meaning of what we have destroved, lieve the majority of persons subj and their opinion regarding it is clear, to the tax will thc just oh enli ened and uniform Military tions this year, lust, cheerfully and ¢y has no hidden meaning to- willingiy. But, the duty of the hor Jay. The mask has been torn off, and est man does not end with the pa it stands rev G 5 Pt G, 1 e ment of his own tax. I call upon him . its hidcousness. ; % Y I & for aid in bringing into camp the tax Ve are now asking ourselves the i 3 ! ] slacker G« b, “Are our people equally well | g r’i “The hureau of internal revenue | informed as to what we h saved? | B E - , n ve is offering taxpavers eve nce. | If our nation is to play the part of Corporations and individual able | leade p in a free world, which the | FOR WOMEN M'SSESC Bo—vs to file their returns by March 15 may | developments of the last {wo vearss -3 J . MD c’RLS obtain an extension of forty-five days ¢ opened to her, she must under- Fiyhi fto Win on or before that date an | stand her own institutions better than | | 324 Reliable Qualities—Moderate Pri Fullest Possible Values s of the amount of tax due, ! she understands them today. Repr g A3 y 5 Tid DS el G i amentor el i e e e A b It has bu“" a feature of the Siater business u“‘do‘"‘ growth was fastest during times of depres- - . one-fourth of the estimated tax. This ! {he crucial test of ld-wide expe ¥ SN ¥ sion or unsettlement, when economy was necessary ani le loo! . men—strong women and robust | .iioras ample opportunity for the fil- Mhaon o on e lmc,}\,f‘, b Y, peopie ked out for the fullest vaiue—This children. Wisdom suggests that | inz of the contplete return U tive’ bt the peonle of hih ey R o} feature Is pamlcularl'y notlceable now, when comparisons of prices prove that Slater 8hoes are real every proper means of safeguard- : u of internal revenue | to which so many nations are looking | kg 5 1 thrift shoes—and TEN BIG, BUSY, FULLY STOCKED STOREB are thrift head ing the vital forces and building | has at iis command innumerable | for light and leadershin, should e | ff ;o3 Snappy New (..o in New England’s largest citles. quar- & o1 sources for rounding up the tax de- | put into intensive training for that |[R 4 H up of resistance, be utilized. Tt e ey RGN, BAT| e 3 Spring Boots s 5 provides that as soon ax practicablo e R > - 5 ; ) NEW New, Stylish Black there shall be prepared anc de “The reactionary movements label- 2 ‘High, low and me- (i A o i Tt i | o eRad e R e R | R ) i e \} COLONIALS sat'"sa“dd Gray : e ols , S ; uede office of each collector and in such | attention of the world, are menacing - other pl 1s the commissioner of | in exact proportion to the rance | & \ k and grey kid. § ternal revenue may determine, lists S eoite. it e e blas < BTy A Made of patent otk internal rever 3 3 of our people can bring home Light weight soles containir n‘:lcnw,\ and ]rukinlhlu ad- [ito them by Inte e Nk 68 \'g e = i 3 b coltskin end black B dresses of a persons making '”v"r’“‘" campaigns, the vital principles of our ‘| N\ K o very exibie. "R ¥ b s 7 3 y S affords definite help to those who < returns in each district. This, to- [ sovernment, as embodied in the doc- b o\ kidskin. Very tony. ! B 2 Black kid, brown kid “ . ) . ether with the ‘information at| uments which real Americans justly 3 ¢ q 9 and patent Jle: are “fighting to win” against | S0 (. ovicion of the act. provides | reverence, we shall furnich a specific | N= $8 VALUE . ; Excellent ; p: ather the inroads of weakness. the bureau with ample groundwork | antidote to Bolshevism and kindred | B ¥ N / ) Scoft’s, abundant in tonic- for determining its course in rvesard | eactionary political heresies. ‘Bdu- | B AR\ nutrient properties, builds up to prosecution of delinquents. ation,” declares AMadame Breshkov- | i ol $3 ga B s W tiny Straight oxfords Vaiue at .00 E > W% Made to Ret the body by Nature’s methods. A = skaya, the ydmother of the Rus- Our price B for $8.5'§ Scott & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J. 18-14 23 PEOPLE OF WARSAW an Revolution, ‘will put an end to WELCOME C. S. RIZD CROSS, | Bolshevism.” If this is true in Rus- 3 , it is vastly more true here. where Washington, Mavch 12 —The we have not felt the ruthless force Latest of Warsaw zave an enthusiastic which drives men to despair K B e The Favorite Through Daily | come to the special relief train 1 — : ing the American Red Cross miss 20,000 JOIN STRIKERS. : e for Spring Sleeping Car || i w2 core o tootnts | iacan. ioriees meoreaimcer- || 8 1 HIGH 6UT hospital supplies and clothiy ¢ Washington, DEE = axneis porey mb s i ot B | RS s NEW ANKLE on the te v ups el on strike in the mining district of Beu- | M i Highforflowghoels ¢ ) | London, aa 1 ol ] \! Latest 5th Ave. : A in_ paton : 5 | trade announces that henceforth all A telegram from Graudenz. says | B . ; \ ; 3 L Via Hell Gate Bridge Route raw materials may be imported withs | mari + has been proclaimed in R 7 model. Made of [jigs o 1¢ bla Lv. New Haven . 11.53 P.M out license. The list of articles in- | the Briezen, Kulm, Thorn and § s- Ly patent leather, | ; i and - 3 | cluded under th order comprises | burg districts of west Pruss owing | B ¢ e e | D N ashinscon Tl = 35 A M hides, timber, sugar cane and tallow. | to an advance of Spartacan forces. e ! ;’1’ ?k Kid WESTBOUND_Car ready for occupancy = - - : )1ac s at Now Haven, 10.00 P. M. : e i EASTBOUND—Train leaves Washington il ; - % P51 y TR $8.°0 Value P. M. and car may be occupied at New Haven until 7.25 A. M. N.Y.,,N.H. & H.R.R. browas Military SALTS ND KIDNEYS HURT | ‘ ' j - : Thursday, Friday B ; SPECIAL! Moy > | i il : J B i N and 8aturday \ Black sfl 55;; rnk lots of er and stop cating | = a N 4 @ SN oW ' 208 = ml(-:u |'u|-“4| ".\Xxi!lx-“il‘ _\":!:n' e i £ Pt o P Spats 01 zg 8 atin Spats fi v Bladder troubles you, [ i / [ all colors ~button . . Widtha, [ When you wake up h backache and dull misery in the kidney region | z ¥ it erally means you have been eat- | 3 p e Boys’ $3.B0 RBox - e i e 1 1 3 D Boys’ and Girls’ $8.00 g & Boys’ @irls’ $3.50 e e e tens R | , i P teombe " Ratton Shocs g [/ Col Stordy Shoen i ys_:‘d acid which overworks the kidneys i ! . : ! 7 760 Comfort | Choice of Jeather or For achool or s lF EXTRA HISBH CUT = T Salloy Ghernied ",‘\ v\v{\;\ in | / i 1 S 3 Shoes and cloth tops. Sizes up to 4 |dress wear. War . ieir effort to filter it from the blood | 2— ; |ranted solfd Taa and they become sort of paraly th and logey When your kidaevs get | o ' Sizes to sluggish and clog vou must relieve | 3 h : R 19%— y Solid leathe 1em vou relieve vour bowel , i = E heels; e 5 $2 29 thronghout grmopins A lithe Bodysiuainonstigstey : A { : most comfortable > . 7 s : | else you have backache, sick head- 4 — : d . 5 AT Sizes 1 to ~ |wondertul bar ache, dizzy spells; your stomach | HR d ° i A g A hof all shoes— > fors TR Y waosp Eein. Sizes ur sours, tongue is coated, and when the | (<] - ROV arnis p \ S XA 5 - LA®T |0 o bad you have rheumatic . s 3 i : S - = g i 5 In-or-Out is the ace of aces among varnishes. 4 3 % ¢ Big Boye’ $3.50 nnels often get sore, | B There isn't a varnishing job on earth that In-or-Out 3 ) - 3 Boys’ and Q@irls’ ; Qun Motal Caif ’%2 20 -l water scalds and you are obliged to | : won't do to the expert’s perfect satisfaction. : N [ §3.50 School S Stylish Shoes seck relief two or three times dur. I8 . e B MR N 3 | G 8hoes : - ' . ing the night. | N5 In-or-Out is for the professional painter or the B \\ § o i e - i Either consult a 200d, reliable ; handy man around the house—one varnish for any ! N 1 A S i fi@ | | physician at once or get from your | : 5 s : i lace. Sizes to 2— pharmacist about four ounces of Jad | - kind of job- convenient, economical, almost imper- take tablespoonful in a g ishable. Gallons, quarts or pints. ater hefore breakfast for a few Paint the house this spring with Bay State Liquid Paint. Made in every good and your kidneys will then act | color, ready for the brush—pure lead ground in pure oil. This famous salts is made fro 5 b fatn v S Gt WADSWORTH, HOWLAND & COMPANY, Inc., Boston, Mass. combined th lithia, and has been | Largest Paint and Varnish Makers in New England used for generations to clean and | You can buy In-or-Out Varnish and Bay State Paint from stimulate z Kidneys, also to neutralize acids in tne urir Instam “ 0 ALL LEADING DEALERS SELLBAY STATE PAINT | 2557 Jad Salts is a life saver for regular E Baanrt, Boru meat caters. It is inexpensive, can \ehe or Tira Jot injure and makes a delightfui, clll _——m_n-n——wm_pm From. fervescent lithia-watsar drink.