New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 6, 1923, Page 12

A NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 1023 INCONE TAXES IN 00Tt e s e s = ey RUMR QUESTION I3 s i e FREKAT NRBEE AR RN e o ON GERMAN REPARATIONS e s it it e o ’ New York Newspaper Says Total I0e o5 and lighters A - . demmity s Fised At Forty ' ‘l . SN0 000 it 4 : sit n, whether it ¢ for Shooiing German Hoy the trial of Harry Diamend, Namber of Persons Having As- ooz o4 marke sasue French and Belgian Envoys Have . gassabl Incomes Down by 25,000~ ver oo FRENCH WILL SEND BACK Wldely Divergeat Views — s GERMANS' LATEST OFFER , charged with slaying his wife, Mrs, Herlin, June 6,—A frelght traln Was Nouie Diamend, the defense having f Great Diritain Wrecked last evening at Linton, Bear compieted its testimeny yesterday the last hope Eesen, by unknown persons, 84y the Diumond, whe eccupled the stand rent. The Brit.- Central News. Many cars were de: | (uroughout yesterday's session, reiter: ratled and smashed and the embank: ated his denial of any connection with ded as a level B H. MAND N8 h y achieve what Ment at the point of the crash Was (he siaying, and gave testimeny ine BY GEORGE AN T other statesmen have falled to torn up and trafe halted tended to show that Willlam Arme e 6.~Today's een A German school boy was shot and strong, ehauffeur, killed Mrs. Diae lh ussels, J ma o namely, sett the reparations EWashington Buresy of New § the N : A Note Faills to Mention Cessation of gations among Premier Polneare, problem killed at Duesseldorf by & guard #t 8 mond, He said statements of Mre. rashington, 1. C., Ju = French post, the ageney alsq states a nim with the by & . 9 > Rax X es De Lasteyrie, French minis. poet, geney alsq sta Diamond eharging n eome taxes pald by the . A Passive Resistance in Ruhr ter Theunis ang BY The Asscciated Press A crowd attempted to lyneh the sol- | ghooling were actuated by the late Connectiout for t wed | Fian § Distriet financs, Prem - Paris, June O.—Premier Polncare dier responsible but was prevented by | ter's desire that they be not septrate ¢ ¢ i€ gn Minister Jaspar of Belgium oo 0u"C0 "t 1o the Brussels confer. the German police, ed In death gold marks with service gy 7y a Press. garded in offiel ircles as con- . o Works Le BRI lebt computed at six per cent pon” a Pha raisction of uting the most important meeting - Finanee De PRESIDENT TO SPEAK O ne per cent SInKINE Germany's new reparation offer was between the tions since the nd Count Peretti d . e 5 e Ge n payments 3 i asd " . oo . ¥ ndianapolis, June &, ~ President German payments (. oshadowed in official quarter eré T r Roecea, director of political affalrs u H:m‘m' [;N’O't"l!l to an -':naunn- e in the Belglan (ne roreign office, 000 gold marks 4 et that the min. ment made at pational headquarters 2T of the Ameriean Leglon today has ae- One New York hookshop dealing cepted an invitation to address the entirely in children's publieations, has national flag econference to be held at Washington June 14 and 15 under the auspices of the national Ameri. canism committee of the legion, To meet these payments, revenues Froneh from the German state rallways, ‘eiroumst from ial monopolies and from |y s to me v! m the ¢ iveries are proposed, one b o in the gold marks from the railways, 1,- ed practiea 000 from the speeial momo- ' non to the heginning of negot COMPLETE OUTFITS FOR THE JUNE BRIDE FOR NEARLY SIXTY YEARS WE HAVE BEEN OUTFITTING JUNE BRIDES. WE SOLD THE BRIDAL FURNITURE TO THE MOTHERS AND GRANDMOTHERS OF THE BRIDES OF THIS YEAR. YOU CAN DEPEND ON PORTER’S FURNITURE COMPLETE OUTFITS roreviry POCKET BOOK SPECIAL ECONOMY OUTFIT - LIVING ROOM ————— Three Piece Frame Suites of Davenport, Chair, Rocker, Covered with Velour $110 00 Mahogany Finished Library Table ..............c.coovviiiiiiiiiinnnininns 5.00. L RS T U T S S R R s Mt S i s s S el 39.00 ————————— DINING ROOM —————— a large demand for French, Italian, uskin is- | Scandinavian, German and Russian tions. of the reparations problems | hooks for little people taxes was 31 of the total tax |=ni in eountry, The net income 9 persons mal 17,180, or 1,75 the tota! income reported for the United States Hartford led the cities of the state in the number of persons making in- eome tax returns, with N¢ Haven was second, with while )f the state Waterbury .“l Meriden, u“. Greenwich, 2,4 2,431 and Norwalk, 2,36 By countles, the num of flled was as follows: New Haven, 30 129; Hartford, 35,201; Fairfield, 27 113; New London, 3: Litchfield 4,807; Middlesex, 8,805; Windham, 8,714, and Tolland, 1,760 The total number of personal re turns filed in the country & the calendar year 1921 wa according to a preliminary statistics of income {ssued by bureau of internal reven Th amount of net inc these was $10,577,2 tax, (normal and surt amounted to 1$719,889,106; as compared with 1920 fhese figures show a falling off of 91,768 in the number of returns filed, & reduction in the total net income reported amounting to $4,158,416,655, ,fls.:.za:fi{f: ‘n:: ::m;:)r”mn' Eight Piece Brown Oak Suite of Buffet, Table and Six Leather Seated Chairs $123.00 tre average | 8-3x10-6 Tapestry Brussels Rug .............ccoviiiviiiiiiiiiiiiniiinn, $29.00 for 1§21 was $2,938.66, the average | amount of tax $107.08, and the aver- | age tax 3.67 per cent. The proportion of the population _— BEDROOM ——48M-—orn— Three Piece Grey Oak Suite of Bed, Dresser and Chifferette ................ $88.00 OVERSTUFFED LIVING ROOM SUITES I flllnt,dab,ecotl;)d!ng to the population re- B i poneas G0 e In Many Different Styles B ias e st e e opial NN Al S e e ) $?Z(5)8 Ao B O . o e e e e 3.00- net income reported was $184.65 and | the per capita tax was $6.79. For the preceding year the proportion of the | population filing returns was 6.85 per cent, the per capita income reported | was $223.87 and the per capita ta).‘ We carry a large stock of these suites, both large and small. Tapestry, Velour and Velvet Covers. Also we have suites uncov- 8-3x10-6 Tapestry Brussels Rug ...............coviiiiiiiiiiniiiiiininnns $29.00 ——————— KITCHEN — “futre serere covea 21 retwrns o f | €red so that you may select your own eover- [ 7.6x9 Gold Seal Congoleum RUE ....................cevveiveieieinninnn, $10.50 g incomes of 1000 000 mm ove or . y f B e iR g e e o e SRR BSOS $4.50 O LG RIT R R B e i R R T $3.20 Total of Only $482.20 SPECIAL COMMON SENSE OUTFIT LIVING ROOM 3-Piece Overstuffed Suite, Grand Rapids Make, Separate Spring (‘ushlons, thoroughly well made, covered with good grade of Tapestry ........... $225.00 Mahogany Finished Davenport Table ..................coooiviiiiiiiin, $29.00 Floor Lamp with Polychrome Bage and Silk Shade ........................ $27.00 ' Mahogany Einished Ladies’ Writing Desk ...................cooooiiiin, $36.00 i Mahogany Finished Windsor Chair . ....................cciiiiiiiiine. $9.00 : 9x12 Whittal: Terprac WIlton RUS ... ..ot iiiiiiiioiviinonivinons oo $105.00 ‘ ————————— DINING ROOM —--—- ke 10-Piece Walnut Suite of Buffet, Table, Server, China Cabinet and Chairs well made Grand Rapids Suite ...................cooiiiiiiiii $349.00 8-3x10-6 Whittal Body Brussels Rug ................coiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin. $66.00 -— - BEDROOM —4—404Mm8m8 — 4-Piece Walnut Suite of Dresser, Bed, Chifferobe and Toilet Table ......... $235.00 fmm ssnn,nno to S].Omr,nnn; 162 of income from $300,000 to $500,000; 739 of income from $150,000 to $300,- 600; 1,367 of income from Slflfl,“ml! to §150,000; and 8,717 of income from $50,000 to $100,000. Fluctuations in | incomes of a million and over are| shown in a table which gives for the | year 1920 the number of such incomes as 83; 65 in 1919, 67 in 1918, 141 in | 1017, 206 in 1916, 120 in 1915 and | 60 in 1914, | The largest number of returns was trom New York, 1,066,637 or 16.01 per ceny ofithe total, the tax amount- | ing to $210,768,379 or 29.30 per cent of the total. Pennsylvania was next, the number of returns received heing 621,103 or 9.32 per cent of the total, and the tax $84,660,220 or 11.76 per oent of the total. Illinols was third.! The number of hushands and wives, | .with or without dependent children, | and of husbands whose wives though | Uving with them filed separate re- turns was 3,477,602, The number of | wives making separate returns rrnm, husbands was 89,634, The number of | men filing returns as heads of fam- flles was 401,662 and the number o” women flling returns as heads of fam- | illes was 115,356, The number of re- turns from 11 other men was 1,845,- 009 and from all other women rtfl 829, The amount of net income report-| ed from dividends, and therefore not subject to the normal tax was $2,- DINING ROOM FURNITURE is one of our specialties. We have suites in 0ak, Walnut and Mahogany. We specialize on Grand Rapids Furniture. 476,052,899, These included by far the larger part of all incomes of $200,000 and more. Net incoms WalntvBsenoh-to - Maten s o i vV v e due i seis b e $9.00 WaltiE Bookar to. Mateh . .0 iioii o biinonme vav o ol sonasaie vas s aoa e $12.00 GoodNAONA] LItk SPEINE. ... o ivicvn v oniis e de cos i ns vaeinnisons $9.00 Good Cotton Felt Mattress ..... I D T B T T S S O e $21.00 R:3x10-0 Tapestry Brusseld: RUZ . iivcvveivvivobivsnmomasdiosasnhbsesds $33.00 - KITCHEN ——4M88 —— Inlaid Linoleum (about 12 sq. yds.) @ $1.85 ...........ccciiiiiiiiiiiinns $22.20 White Enameled Napannee Dutch Kitchenette ............................ 69.10 White Enameled Porcelain Top Table ................cccoviiiiviiiinennnn 11.75 Two White Enameled Kitchen Chairs ...................ccocviiiiiinnnn, $7.50 Three-Door Eddy Refrigerator ...............cciiiiiiiiiniieinnninnnns $45.00 . Total of Only $132O 75 i THE ABOVE ARE ONLY A FEW OF THE GREAT MANY OUTFITS THAT CAN BE SELECTED FROM OUR LARGE STOCK. LOOK ELSEWHERE FIRST, THEN LOOK HERE. REMEMBER! WHEN YOU BUY AT PORTER’S YOU ARE BUYING DE- PENDABLE FURNITURE AT HONEST PRICES. WE DO NOT “SELL DISCOUNTS.” ONE LOW PRICE FOR ALL. o 'B. C. PORTER SONS ™ C ."Hfl w , “CONNECTICUT’S BEST FURNITURE STORE” empt from normal tax because of #onal exemption and cre for pendents amounted to $14, 101, 855 700, and from interest on government obligations not wholly exempt from tax to 846,994,400, Income from personal services salaries, wages, commissions, bonuses, directors’ fees, ete., amounted to § 813,165,1 About thre IH 1mmm~= betw BEDROOM FURNITURE in Oak, Walnut and Mahogany. We have many suites with both full size beds and twin beds so that you may take your choice.