New Britain Herald Newspaper, February 24, 1921, Page 9

ERALD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1021 ONLY THREE DAYS MORE! OUR BIG GENUINE SALE ENDS TUESDAY, MARCH 1Ist Hundreds of people from all parts of the state have taken advantage of the extremely low prices during_ this sale. Many wise people who do not expect to use the niture until next fall have purchased at these prices, which are lower than can be expected for a long time to come—if ever. Bed Room Furniture We have many wonderful barg Dining Room Furniture | Living Room Furnitu 1 $245.00 Three Piece Cane Suite of Davenport, and Rocker ............. Davenpot Tables: Of many different Library Tables, Gateieg Tables, and Spinet | Don’t delay. Buy now and save many dollars. 918.00 Four Piece Walnut Suite of Bed, Dresser, Chif- ! fonier and Toilet Table NOW $165.00 This Odd Dresser Regular Price $130.00 NOW $65.00 : The reason for selling this héndsorr}et:"V'aJn}tt %resseifezel%vglfiofitefvitggt&}fi %2252 Mahogany, Walnut and Oak, ranging in prices i ve n . g(li(:ices ? it $185.00 to $865.00 B. C. PORTER SONS “CONNECTICUT’S BEST FURNITURE STORE” $609.00 Ten Piece Mahogany or Walnut Suite in the William and Mary style of 54 inch or 48 inch Table, server, China Cabinet & Chairs $395.00 We have an unusually fine line of Dining Suits in S0l | in and are determined by the taxpayer's status on the last day of the taxabie PAY INCOME TAX and wife may make a combined return of their joipt net income if less than | plained in Message of or James J. Walsh 5,000. If the income of either ex- ceeded $5,000, separate returns should be filed for the purpose of ronlpufln:‘ cotrectly the surtax which applies only | to income in excess of that amount. *““The tax may be paid In full at th; time of filing the return, or in four equal installments due on or before March 15, June 15, ‘September 13 and December 15. Taxpayers are advised - not to send cash through the mail. Checks and money orders &8hould be drawn to the order ot ‘‘Collector of Internal Revenue'' (insert name of city and state.)’’ ames J. Walsh, collector of in- | revenue, at Hartford, has issued follov ing atatement: ‘'Wita the approach of March 15, payers are advised not to delay in preparation and filing of their in- 0 tax returns for the year 1020, d penalties, the returns must he hands of a collector or n ty collector of internal revenue on hefore midnight of that date. Returns are required of every mar- couple whose net income and that lependent children for the year was PO or more and from every single or married person not living wife or husband, whose net in- o was $1,000 or more. he exemptions are $2,000 for mar- persons and heads of families and POO for single persons,—or married ons not living with wife or husband ASPIRIN e “Bayer” on Genuine U. S. Contributes $1,720,551 To Chinese Starving New York, Feb. 24.—Contributions for relief of starving people of North the American ommittee fund was organ- China since for China Famine ized last December, total of $1,720,551, treasurer of the committee appointed by Prerident Wilson announced to- day. Most of this, he sald, had been given through small committee work- ing voluntarily in cities throughout the country but $71 : has been contributed by religious bodies. Penn- sylvania leads all states in contribu- tions, he said, with $75,649, have reached a Vernon Monroe, “Pape’s Cbld Compound”’ Breaks any Cold in Few Hours MUCH INTEREST IN PROBE AT SHELTON’ Can of Gasoline On Front of Trolley Will Be Important Item In Phelan Investigation. Shelton, Feb. 24.—The attention ol citixens here and mare especially of those who had relatives or friends in the trolley car wreck of Tuesday was directed today to the opening of the inquest by Coroner John J. Phel- an at DBridgeport. It was their ex- pectation that some definite explana- tion of the reason for the wreck would be brought out. It was also believed that all doubts as to the ownership of tho five gallon can of gasoline which was on the front plat- form of the Bridgeport Dound car would be determined and some rea- son advanced why the crew permitted it to be carried on the car. The owner of the gasoline, the po- lice have stated, was Stephen T. Pal- mer, town clerk and judge of probate, | who was on the car going to his home which is a short distance south of the scene of the wreck. The morning report from the Grif- fin hospital at Derby was to the effect that the condition of the 11 wreck patients there was practically un- changed over night. Mrs. Wilkinson, who is in a critical condition from fa- cial burns had a fairly Henry Ballough remains in extremely serious state. Mrs. Fred Homers re- mains about the same. These three patients are those for whom anxiety is held. The other eight patients are not on the danger- ous list. The body of a man is vet to be identified. The opinion is that he was of foreign birth, probably a Russian. { The woman’s body was identified last night as that of Mr=. Ida Upscher of Bridgeport. STUDENT SCALDED —_——— good night. | | i i | 1 | some others were making cocoa the Delta Psi fraternity house. When it was boiling hot, MacAuley started | a saucepan of it to the floor above in a dumbwaiter. The handle of the pan projected from the chute and the pan was upset. MacAuley was look- |ing up the chute and received the boiling contents on his face and head. ‘”e is now in the college infirmary.’xn $40,000 BLAZE Naugatuck Lumber and Coal pany Has Disastrous licved to Be of Incendiary Orgin. Naugatuck, Feb. 24.—Fire broke out early today in the plant of the Naugatuck Lumber and Coal company in Union City, called out all the fire apparatus of the borough. The loss was estimated at $40,000. A large quafitity of lumber and se eral buildings of the company were destroyed. An abandoned dwelling also was burned. The firemen pre- vented the spread of the aflmes to the property of a coal company ad- joiningz. An official of the company said the fire have been of incendis appeared to y origin. “DANDERINE" Cirls! Save Your Hair! Make It Abundant! Com- Fire—Be- ! which } lumber | y McComb’s Funeral is { Held in N. Y. 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