New Britain Herald Newspaper, January 5, 1924, Page 2

e the exchange the soldier is emtitled TAXR D NB T to rece! must and will come, not . | | from the coffers of the government " but from the hearts and the minds' Collis, |of the people, and that “the acquits| 2 4 ? 7 % 3 ena ure which the seidier is to give in P, 7 ¢ i A Gmdye"%" vcturn is not a treasury receipt but g £ MY ; 3 g ‘ . | 3 k! Outfits 4 s a sense of duty well performed. Conttausd front THirG Page) “The cry raised by thousands of ex- service men: ‘For the disabled, eve; 55 000.0060¢000 and call it tax reduo- |thIng; for the ableshodied, nothing,’ b : ; . Skating’ Shoes, with hardened co 0 tion. It would be a dangerous poli. |i8 about as fine a thing as men could 2y ¥o% P f iaat exnhrms 1d def ;1do,” said the saker. It points in e 4 : jcal experiment. Tt would defeatany % 3 i g % | e % Steel Runner Skates Attached. party that would undertake it.” the right direction. For if the soldier i _ can give us a new standard in public Senator ,f‘,’“,'.":j:‘ i I",»m”” ingi. | S€Tvice, a better role in politics; if b 4 4 3 ST QN REUseS " he can lift the great American game 3 s i o i s s A Rt Aol o ‘e have $500.00 w cating the rate of increase of taXes | jovo the level of expediency and last eight or 10 years, declar- | o gonal gain; if he can help give : . ing they * ented the ™ most |, . pojitical party which is not : From $1.35 tg $11.00 (for the tubular), also double runner skates g tragedy of American Nfe.™ a00iq b0 lose an election and a breed ; P castern industrial centers the sit-| 0" e men who are not afraid 4 # 3 i _ for the little tots. usOnEyas 8 us enough, he as- 4, 1o5e an office, the glory of the serted, but in the agri ral Tegions | pact will not exceed that of the fue P % 4 Z 4 of the west, “thay are losing faith in |4, Pk i B [] government” hecause of unb The wwor i leadership, PR o ¢ able ts and “the mgll s i e h O Amerin E - 3 - ; ding,” in whichfthe Ker | oo - leac ip, brave, unselfish, i i i s continued Let > 4 5 (] governmént moral and i ectual lcadership. home and now by takihg — THE — Struggles of Famers T seag ey out of politics. ; r i e HARDWARE 336 MAIN ST. at ricultural wpet ys give the American taxpa) areas said, “where, in the last i at Washington. Let 2 is, must be found the source of | yg gupstitute, s indicated by this |national wealth contentment — | o0 of the ex-service men, prin- the pl from hich we are feMe— ciple for appropriations. And notably, there is going @n patient, dogged ||a¢ the republican party bear in mind ? 1. i ru o struggle for the p vation 07 | .. it takes up the task now before us i i k . homes and farms such as no man can gyat ‘in_politics as in mechanics, the Yy 5 i appreciate who has ot witneased it ,uer which is to keep the engine i X : the desert, ered and sacrificed, | chinery.’ e - 4 denied themselves, and under the “The voters who will determine the . i g most adverse circumstances opened | payy clection are insensible to the ” - ¥ |up farms, mow with 50 years of |p.py lash and will be unmoved by 3 | struggle behind them nd in mortal | napty appeal. They will ask us just § > * 0 |aread of the coming tax collector gy, question: ‘What have you done | Coat Values 1IN UUr B \ith nis ever-increasing call. They b o e binn wekl? = have seen their tax burden mount ——— women’s Sho [three hundred and five hundred per- | . Who'd have thought back in 1776 that some day a radio mi- P crophone would have been set up under the Liberty Bell in Phila- [ ores nad whRs eebvaiue e wie I‘E[i"]N I‘EAI]ER ASKS |delphia? Well. it’s happened. This striking conthast between| WOMEN'S FUR TRIMMED years, and while reflecting over what | SPORT COATS | has happened, they are even more | 4; T. B . One group of fine imported [§|anxious about what may happen VETS T“ BAEK BflN”S "hei oll)d agd ":’“ s't’lo“T (Q:”l(’g (};lfa{;: leB:tx‘eklell hiladelphia offi fabrics, soft, warm, comfort- Danger of Taxes ‘cm roadcasting the histo; ] 3 able, stylish, trimmed with fine “What @0 such tax burdens mean? fur. Formerly $5%00. Special M| They mean imperiiled and forfeited f 3 i 3 : 4 v J 1 fr First Page) ing with the pastor’'s consent. efl- | —520.35. homes, they mean dissatisfied and dis- | (COPtInUed 11O T STANLEY CHURCH CLUB e Sikke Tl be. amtuetel \wton WOMEN'S SPORT COATS f‘?“’l""";"(f "f“'}‘"l““: life, they mean| gp, q¢ would require 20,547 mar. | He announced also a radio concert to| wours sronr coats e iue o sbvaams for b %10 U L e v and | OUTLINES 194 PROGRAM b s churha s o plaids and mixtures, excelient ‘”‘d B ciflvan, ShEY mesn PaIsioc |an incoms of $4,000 to mive the smouns the members have sets. t sylea Formerly $45.00. 8po- M| 0 (PN 103 and enterprise ster. | that one man with $1,000,000 in- | .| Mr. Anderson, president, ‘stated | clal—8$19.75. S’ i ekt oF il m‘” mean |come would save under the Mellon Social AfMairs on Program—A. C.|(pat plans are being made for a spe- Tur trimmed S8port Coats, | 4 d e an | an. In the lowest classes, with net 2yl Bk e s hriftiomaces and improvidence ~ and | Pian: In the lowsst clasesh AL IOH gy mesigns as Treasrer— (Gl fosture ab sach buvhees meskhs. > s | moral breakdown of w great and | 4 pere ns, the ' sav At the February meeting a member E a " embrace 4,6 5 persons, y » . soseds i P WOMEN'S FUR TRIMMED proud citizenship. - ‘“‘m Lt ety LB | George Hamlin Succeeds im of the clul‘; will give an address and DRESSY COATS | “Have we the courage to do our 8 shpr e et gl Y T b i i b at the March meeting a special fllus- Aiad ey deimuned Costo— iain duty? Senator Doreh asked,| Advosating the bon ¢ The Stanley Memorial Men's club!trated talk will be given by a well | 8,00, = | “I veg the people to understand that |44 ink of the war, the |18st evening launched an ambitious known local globg,.trotter. Plans| $98.16 Fur trimmed Coats— [ |t 18 not alone a question of reducing | :‘u; \’n- v .“,.lf\ o established at |Program for 1924. were discussed also for a minstrel | T |the taxcs. 1t s aiso this: Can we | wa8® O L6 RO UM U0 mediately | A C. Buess, who has been treas- {show to be put on later, similas to| $115.00 Fur trimmed Coats— | throw off this national discase of ex fterward prices became so inflaed urer since the club was organizgd, | ‘School Days” that won fame for the | travagance and waste?" i P resigned because of pressure of otfier|club last year. $62.50. ) 1 would only buy what 60 | Congress is the center of fire i that & douar WOE DY | hase, duties and George Hamlin was elect-| Rev. Mr. Gilman outlined a church [the tax cut contrdversy, the speaker he public took no interest in this (€ s successo he treasurer re-|institute to be carried on one eve.| . said, but not congress alone is di- change 80 far as the soldier was con- ported a balance and it was voted to[ning a week for four weeks includ- | je issue. 2 " ing four group conferences vunder ,(turn $100 over to the church treas- | vided on the issue. H SF I I - e cerned, but in every other way the O A S It scems to me that the admine ”l"“‘m did interest itself, The matlon | ury. different leaders and a general as- _99 l t istration is not prescuting a o M ave well given hepd, for it| The chairman of the social com.|sembly meeting to follow, each ad- | sylumStree tront,” the senator continued. “At a (MG BCE SO T esitent as far |mittee, Albert Olsen, reported plans|dressed by spenkers from outside. - time when economy is the crylng need | ©0Ud BARE TORTL 6 B0 Sy, when |for an oyster supper for Iriday eve-|The club voted to support this. It Hartford. | and when the morale of the forces what was called ‘depreclation P + ning, January 18, with Gladden's 1I\v-‘\'n!l"l also to have a special commit. “It Pays to Buy Our Kind” IH:;hLAn‘g for M‘rilu;rlnu relief is the | R giten to the soldlers to corr plece orchestra to furnish musie and tee ralsed to consider a survey of the utmost moment, the demands whicl : o a speaker for the occasion. It was|parish—-with an enlarged p of th i 1 X2 ferences botween the cost of lving (& P d |7 Arged map of tus | e “coming.in- for o greatcr wimy | ferences between Yoted to make this an open night for| community showing the exact loca: A New Flavor Combination Weekly |and for heavy additional expendi- 1@ | in winniog the (the ladies and other friends of the|tion of the member of the church and | T] . ‘fir k ‘ - ey “Tie men intorested {“l"': for mil o L) i shound | = 0 l"w et %0 ey that they|club members, The supper will be congregational for the use of the| not be presented : “mm" ot look out for the change in|served at § o'clock. A soclal hour | pastor and the church organizations, | Butter Scotch lce Cream With Filberts ntents of their pay | will follow The thanks of the Sunday school G d | Opposes ,\rnunn nts \ ¢ th l’r “As I understand, there is nearly | Value of the c¢ A P, 8 airms he | I acat ok s : ) wlod slopes. This was not the case with . ¥, Spencer, chairman of the|was tendered by O. A. Marsh, super| 00 essers $100,000,000 additional for military | SAVelOP ~ ! |entertainment committee, reported a|intendent to the club for the Christ. | Sold Only By New Haven Dairy Dealers | the eontractor. He went to the proper and armament purposes being asked | : for, 1 do not think the additional ex. | officials at once An¢ . e ome ere penscs are nccessary or justifiable, | Adjusted He was in to make mone) 1e 11, The ¢ il'g ©co The most commanding, the most pow- | and he made it. Th h”L‘ AN erful and the most invincible nation itiona was recogniz \ [ me is the nation ® case of civil employes. They were paid Wh N t Y ity seune nod e N & bonus of $20 & month and are still ] v v 7" \ y o ou‘ | whose citisens are proapefous, hope. | Feceiving it. But the service man )ml~ pever received any comensurate ad- A A A\A fl 2 \ ‘\ ful and loyal “If we build up our cconomic pow had his contract |plan for the club to have charge of mas tree and trimmings furnished for the entire service some Sun morn-|the annual Christinas party. omie co justment or compensatior er, give life and ¢ gy 1o o arm Mr fford then turned to the Ye l‘ondon sho ers and businessmen, make o | needs of the disabled men p for the average citizen to get 4 : We have heard much recently,” he said, “of those who would do every 3 to save something, to edu ] b Tailors Childron. we will he far more invinci. | thing for the disabled. What have 43 MAIN STREET ble than it we have great armies and | they done? Nothing but waik.” “Let Us Clothe You a nation erippled economically Asserting that the government re We Know How.” The administration has done & |@uired the men in its service to make fine, Inspiring thing in putting out w compulsory otments and to pay call for tax reduction, for the cue.|their life insurance premiums, Mr tailment of expenditures. But noth- | #pafford said a bonus would “be just |ing has discouraged the supporters returning money aken from the more than this grabbing for public |meagre earings of soldlers, iaker | funds by the different departments of | from men who were —ofering their |the government. Who can deny @ ! lives for their country.” “The familics | soldier hoy and ask him to share with of these men” he added ed the his country the question of the mat- | money and the government is going | ter of depression or prosperity the | to | proposed savings ar to he caten u ; onus I g Tiem A Hohenzollern | “The gr obstacle to tax reduc | tion, it appears, is the proposal for {a bonus rdr ex-service mer It we consider the bonus ey i THE FARMER BOY SAYS the light of material or fir Al aid “My romping health is due and if our real purpose is to assist to the milk I drink.™ i the soldier i of no gre vens Lhese If you drink lots of milk Proeegioge you'll flood your life with §|conditior the sunshine of health. United Milk Co.’s milk is a gt superior pasteurized article gne y pin of food dependable in qual- | « ras or dis i. The ity. e grant ¢ individually e sum tota v l I. \'/ I N v ] 1) v |l A v, X N A A [ () Vv 1 N v 1 A 4 eturn it." Vv, ] A Statement of Dec ember 31, 1923 This Bank Owes (0 Depositors ...........ooooveeevnn.. $6,472,419.57 This Bank Owes to Other Banks . ....................._ 257,719.46 TOTAL INDEBTEDNESS ................... $6,730,139.03 A conservative bank always has this indebtedness in mind and arranges its assets so as to be able to meet any request for payment. For This Purpose We Have: Cash and Due from Banks .................... $2,566,373.99 (Gold, Bank Notes and Speeie) and. depogits in other banks returnable on demand. 9:9 WV, . N Vv, ' A \/ ' A v A v, 1 A Vv, 1 N \J / 4 N7 1 A N7 I V. ) AN v, ) Ay . S. Government Securi " . 1,659,188.97 Bonds .... 569,560.96 Of first quality and easily saleable ) v A Try Our Grade A Nursers Milk peciiokabi-rioagdt, b vthing a’v’i For Your Baby - d ¢ 89 N AT A BOmMOBEO @M ES S EED O DS EE e DO EEE S EED P SR G o S s S W § e '@ N MILK I8 YOUR BEST 1oOD ou prosper anything United Milk Co. | =" 49 WOODLAND ST. Tel. 1610 TR v . . 2,710,153.10 Payable in less than three months on the average, largely $ecured by collateral. Stock in Federal Reserve Bank .............. 25,500.00 Banking House and Fixtures ............. 210,332.57 New Britain National Bank Building Assessed Valuation $349,000.00. TOTAL TO MEET INDEBTEDNESS . ........ $7,741,109.59 This Leavesa Surplusof . .............oo00uvue Which is a guarantee fund upon which we solicit new deposits and retain those which have been with us for many years, \) 2.0 7 1 A \/ 1 A\ \J (] \/ [ \Y (X v A A s A DENTISTS A. B. Johnson, D. D. T. R. Johnson, D. D. S. Gas—Oxygen—X-rays National Bank Bldg. a9 A NEW BRITAIN NATIONAL BANK “The Only National Bank in New Britain” A Voice Culture BAR TRAIXING SIGHT READING nstitu devotion of th citizen—then Trainee of Yale Unmiversits call these young men 1o the pay win - “Phone 74-13 '- Sefton Drive ® 4 dow and at the same time apologize Platinum wire used in certain - optieal and electrical instruments is v, A 00000000000000000000000s v A For Disabled All Mest Prince Willlam von Preussen “But there is a feeling prevalent | the eldest son of the German ex- |in this conntrs. a feeling shared by grown prince, now 17 years old. Had Arawn to a finences of less than one | thousands of service men, that this (It not been for the war thie young L tWelve-thousandth of an inch Irv" ce, this belated dole, is neith- | man very likely would some day have | diameter. er compensation nor gratitude, lh.!‘bflsn emperor of Germany. l Ihr these five years delay | SQ