New Britain Herald Newspaper, September 14, 1921, Page 5

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1021 IN PHILABELPHIA | %5555 || TAXES COLLECTED Govt. Drive Snm:esshxl—Dodgers1 Achievement teams to Spring- to Be Punished | fleld to participate in the inter- Washington, Sept. 12.—Collection of | meeting of the commission last night. - | state meet has passed the half Heard Dr Conwell—Sing With| approximately $12,000,000 in delin-|Emil Hjerpe who fills the vacancy reductions and 16 { bundred mark and stands today at $61. Friday will be the last | o day to receive contributions. Rhodeheaver—Visit Valley Forge [ ® A trip through the beautiful Valley C[" II‘E'M.S' o sk quent and additional sales and miscel- | the board created by Mr. Stone's r A new kind of phonograph plays |& We Mean Ever —er laneous taxes by the government as a .4 A . o hoe ; Ml Sousa’s Band on Victor Records.| e s 5 i sgp_l"""’"k““e"d“_‘ the imeeting. (but @ja| fodtifecordaiin suctssion iwithontiat: | § tember 3 was announced today by [P0t take part in the elcction. On the § Thi Ad ril t Saturday the teams will leave. Forge, 50 miles from the Quaker City, & lecture on “Hard Times,” by Rev. auto trip without ever a blowout, and St. Mary's Holy Family Circle, beld | Commissioner Blair. informal ballot the chairman elected an evening of music by a choir, led [an outing and fleld day at the play- The arive in which 1,725 field col-|received two votes and Commissioner solos by Rhodeheaver himself, are just | Phoenix Lodge, [. O. O. F., will hold | o1 to the so-called “luxury tax” on a fow of the pleasant experiences en- (a meeting tonight. soit drinks, heaer admissions and| The electrical inspector was asked to report the costs of installing fire Everybody, rich and poor, is selecting their home furnishings with greater care than ever before. DECADE INQUIRY. TOMASZEWSKY NAMED < Washington, Sept. 14.—The senate BY FIRE COMMISSION |special committee investigating mine labor 1roubles in West Virginia was ex- pected to decide at a meeting today whether it would proceed with its in- vestigation tentatively set for s ber or defer action for the pre decision is reached to proceed, committee will visit Logan and Mingo counties in connection with its inves- tigation. Former Council Member Elected Chairman—Keough to Attend Ordi- nance Committee Mceting. Commissioner John Tomaszewsky e was elected chairman of the fire etw y 1920, and March board, succerding E. bureau of labor 5 notices of wage of increases. . Stone, at a Dr. Russell H. Conwell, dean of Am- erican lecturers, as he is rounding out his 39th year in the pulpit, a 600-mile [C. L. Plerce Co.—advt. by Homer Rhodeheaver, who has or- | 8round this afternoon. lectors were eagaged)ihe said. coversd | Fred Parsons = ganized and drilled the tamous Billy | Lawn party K. of C. lawn Fri. eve. | noociicany e thew:’i‘i‘_ ;::’s:“ri‘;:”’d GRS Commiac Sunday choruses, not to mention two | Whist and dancing.—advt. i e hiTatrantshreas et | mione n moved that the y election be declared unanimous. Joyed by a party of travelers from this Buffet Lunch at all times.— transportation. section, who have returned trom a | Crowell's.—advt. The results of the drive were em- |PoXes on North Burritt and Mitchell trip to Philadelphia. Dr. und Mrs. George Dunn are tak- inently satisfactory,” Mr. Blair said.|StT€ets, as requested by the council. Hear Conwell, ing an automobile trip for two weeks. e = The board instructed Clerk J. J. Rev. Frederick H. Wilkins, and John | Miss Blinn will reopen her classes Keough to attend a session of the Luebeck, of New Britain, Rev. M. Her- [ in modern and aesthetic dancing in ordinance committee this evening inger, o Meriden and Rev. J. Klaaz, | October.—advt T O e hernte frand wew:|when the two-platoon plans will be Hot water of New Haven, havé® returned after at- Prize Fox Trot at State Armory|5c" attempis at discussed and a recommendation for . Sure Relief tending the annual session of the At- | Frday eve.—advt. dirsotered @ _|the council araftea. lantic conference of German Baptist | The weekly payrolls in the public It i rocokmized that >0 BaERE| S comimtalonst W, | C. | Kranowlts E LL- churches. The conference met in the | works department are as follows: | 0f monthly returns mistakes are apt|..jjoq attention to the fact that sev- FOR INDIGESTIOR second Baptist church in Philadelphia | street department. $4,649.69; sewer : e eral of the fire trucks need new tires. last week, from Wednesday until Sun- | construction, $1,423.59 and sewer [©S' error on the part of the taxpayer|Tpe mayor informed the commission no penalty accrues. @ay, Inclusive. Sunday evening the | mafntenance $207.64 s n that the need has cxisted for some . . party went to the Baptist Temple | Victrolasand Planos, Henry Morans. While, from the preliminary re-|yime and has been reported to the When Dld You wrlte port, it is believed such action Will be [ poard on another oceasion. Home Last? See where Dr. Conwell preached his first | —advt necessary only in isolated cases, evi- “THE OLD NEST” “Prior tc government investigation thousands of amended returns show- ng additional taxes due were filed 6 BeELL-ANS More thought is given the artistic effect to be desired. to occur, and where there is an hon- sermon since last spring. Dr. Con- | Mr. Nathena P. Godfrey's classes in A Sl e R L More attention is given quality and construction. well has just concluded his last chau- | dancing and deportment, will open |dences of fraud discovered in the final|showed 16 fires during the month of tauqua lecture and is beginning his | Monday, October 31st.—advt. checking up of returns will be follow- | August. Losses totaled $1.386 on 39th winter In the pulpit of the Bap- [ Watch for our Moving Sale ad. in|2d by proseution. bulldings and $3,165 on contents. tist Temple. He begins his 40th year |tomorrow’'s paper. Axelrod’s Park “In this connection tax dodgers may in that church on Thanksgiving Day. |gtreet.—Advt. take warning by the jail sentence re- Seo Famous Battleground. The Women's Home Missionary so- |cently imposed upon Joseph Schwartz One of the prettiest scenes members | ciety of the Trinity Methodist church [and Harry Sultzer, fur manufacturers of the party ever saw, according to |held an all day meeting today at the [of New York city. statements since their return, was the | home of Mrs. A. L. Andrus of New- “Schwartz and Sultzer were indicted auto trip to Valley Forge. This has | ington. for knowingly and wilfully refusing to been turned into a government park Green's bankrupt stock will go on[a.count for and pay over to the col- and headquarters which were occupied |gale at the McMillan store, Friday, |lector of internal revenue the excise by Washington and other Revolution- |¢he 16th.—Advt. tax on articles manufactured by them. ary generals still stand in all their — “Investigation by the bureau 'showcd old time colonlal quaintness. 4 - s “Rhodie" Leads Choir. City Has Few Cases of il T A EaX 3308 :”«‘a;lalbs: ‘.r“"fl"‘(_h’;,"r"fn":‘;:";:Dn;'T'e‘;::::“w;:‘: Contagious Disease Now |biiity of $99,991. Both men pleaded the Connecticut visitors attended ser- | There are but nine cases of con- |SUllty and were finéd $100 each and viee Sunday night. “That sermon by | taglous disecase in the city at the fl'y.‘enftd_to 30 days in the Tombs. Dr. Comwell.” said Rev. Mr. Wilkins | Present time, the records of the de- In similar cases of deliberate fraud, this morning, “impressed upon us |Partment of health indicate. Four | it will be the po_ury of the bureau to more than anything, the fact that Dr. |0f these cases.are typhoid patients, | irge the imposition of extreme penal- Ceonwell is & most wonderful man.” three are scarlet fever and two diph- | ties. This is the only course possible The trip was made both ways by |theria cases. 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Bill As Miss Rappe|not metaL Edward Samlow of this city, whose stage name is “Eddie Sell,” at one time played on a bill upon which the e peared. Miss Rappe is the young| woman whose death resulted in the incarceration of Roscoe (“Fatty”) Ar- local actor is visiting with his par- Tne Instant-Cooked Breakfast Cereal ents In this city at present. E " I ! Doy Fraciarcs Ars conomica | . Russell Bowen, the son of Mrs. Ger- Fy trude V. Bowen of Stanley street, 12 pounds of delicious ernoon near his home when he fell ) healthful food from a wagon in which he was riding. | The boy was taken to the hospital and ind I ° taken. It is believed that two bones [ WRITE FOR o [ in the arm are broken. FREE SAMPLE A woman owner of ranches in \ p The Patent Cereals Ca, Geneva,NY. | Nevada uses an aeroplane to cover her | @ land or go shopping to San Francisco. — = buckle on a manslaughter charge. 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