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NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, WDliNKSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1925.
Perfume
Atomi
omizers
Select your Christmas
Atomizer from a
complete assortment
BUY NOW
$1.00 to $7.00 each
THE
DICKINSON
DRUG CO.
169-171 MAIM ST.
The Value in These
Outing Flannel
Pajamas
Is not only In dollars but In
dreama.'
They let you sleep hotter for
l"fa money than ;i Pullman
They are ns warm as an electric
pad ait you paddle out In the
morning to pull down Ilia win
dows. A word to the wives that's effl-
iknt I
I If Torn. Charlie, nr 1:111 isn't
J whiMling the sonif of the .Inn':
! birds thin morning, try on" suit
j and you'll have it John MoCor-
lniok in the house th next, day.
The Pajamas, $2.00 up
I Warm Woolen Hose.
Cozy I'ndorwear.
HORSFALES
95'99j(syhimStrcu
n.iniom
"It Pas to Buy Our Kind''
Win. sri;.! iv schools
Speakers lor the evening schools
inrfiiS American Kdiioation Week
w '!' announce. 1 by Harry Wiwl
'today. Attorney Harry Ginslwrtr
will apeak at the Kllhn Burrltt
ffhool: Kdward Oirron will addrcKS
Mud n:.s at t h- Central Junior High
school, and il in expected that an
fffoit will hi- mad.: to pot rx-Aldor-tliaii
Pot. r j. I'iijcwsl.i to talk 'o
Waahinciou .school noning stu
dt nt.
Mr. V. ss !, -a I n hs,n !),;, rcc of
this part of t he -"lij.-iitiju iirogram,
''.iQilPre 1 that every off nit is being
mad'- to in; K- I n Ik w.-k a suro s.s.
The Infant -I'.-illi rato In the
rnltiv) Slat.?, is iMcior than in
I'.nrl '.nd. Wales, I 'enmnrk. Nor
way, Fw.-d.u or lrl-.li Free.
Stat".
I'AIIIM T MUKK OF M f, KINDS
W INDOW M l!i:i S, l.TC.
New Britain Screen Mfg. Co.
Carl !plrltliK-IT II. I. .I.rllll-Oll
;ih i;( iv nil. I. A l
1 . 1. :r.M-h
308 MILLION OFF
TAXPAYERS' LEVY
Proposed Tax Will Save the
People Tbls Much
Washington, Nov. 11 l& Revised
tax schedules that would mean t
suvinc of at least J30b,00O,000 an
nually to federal taxpayers will be
Incorporated li tha tax reduction
bill to be presented to the houne
by ta ways and means committee on
the opening day of coiign-tj. "
The committee, yesterday con.
eluded ita work of alathlng tho vari
ous tax rates after a week of dis
cussion preceded by two weeks of
public luannfrs. It worked out the
new rates tt will propose on a non
partlnan basis, an almott unpre
cedented peace time action, and vir
tually unanimous committee ap
proval of the measure is txpooted.
This would aseuro almost united
support by the house, party leuders
declare.
Most of the excise and occupa
tional levies would be wiped from
the books by the committee's ac
tion yesterday In voting a rut of
about lM,t''0,O00 In these taxes.
Reductions In the Income rates
through cuts In the normal and sur
tax schedules. Increased personal ex
emp'tons, and Increased allowance
for the "earned Income" credit ac
count for 1193,574,016 of the total
clah In federal levies to be pro
posed. Another l.o0i,000 will be saved
taxpayers by repeal of the gift tax.
Chairman Green believes the pro
posed reductions In the estate of In
heritance tax win have no effect on
government revenue next year. The
cut In the maximum rate from 40 to
Z per cent and the 80 per cent
credit to be allowed for payments on
state Inheritance taxes, however, is
expected to result eventually In loss
of $25,001,000 annually on this tax.
Approving the new surtax sched
ule with a maximum of 20 per cent
instead of 4') per cent to apply on
incomes in excess of $100,000, tho
cornmitte decided to make reduc
tions In these rates effective only on
brackets between J 44,000 and $100,
eae, A proposal to allow the. MOO de
duction for children between 18 and
21 years of age who are in school
was rescinded by the committee
upon complaint of the treasury that
it would be impossible to adminis
ter. The age limit now Is IS years
in all cases.
The committee gave further study
today to administrative provisions
of the law, with a tentative agree
ment readied for retaining the
tneuih. rship of the board of tax
appealH at 10 members. H would
plvc (he members Hfe terms, sub
ject to good behavior, and increase
Mieir salaries from $",500 to ?L',0on
annually.
New Surtax Hales
These arc the new surtax rats nr.
approved by the committee.
$2,8ti0 upon net incomes of $4 4.
"0"; and 15 p r cent upon the
amount of Income between $4 4.0mi
and $50,000.
S3, 4(10 upon net incomes of $,'.'..
'"'inland 16 per cent on excess up to
$.i,060 upon net Incomes of $'i0,
r,C"j and 17 p"r cent on excels up
lo ? 7 1 , 1 1 0 " .
S6,76'i upon net incomes of $7'e
"Od and IS per cent on excess up to
SSM'ifl.
?'.,ei" upon net Internes of $S0,
eoo and 1 per cent on excess up to
; ii n i oo,
$I2,3'10 upon n-t incomes of
Jioo.oiio and per cent on e.xc.ss
e'er thp. amount.
The amount of rev-nue lora esil
mn'e. to r-sult annually from each
change approve. l by the committ'c
in the federal fax.-s was shown in
another table, as follows:
Surtaxes-- j:'S,:'l,720.
Normal Income tav-s $ ti..". 1'..
I v:.
Increased credit for earned tsi.
come- - $7,f-'lo,i'l(io.
Increase. persona! e. nip' lot..-. -
' ir.sjft.M".
Repeal of gift tax $1,090,000.
Plfsrs in.ooo.ono,
Alcohol $4,000,000.
Kxeise taxes' $M. 367, 1S3.
Oecupmional taxes $11,431,000.
Stamp taxea $2,000,000,
Total $308,572,709,
Sure Relief
FOR INDIGESTION
29 LOSE DRIVING LICENSES
I !
i
stale Motor Vehicle ri-pt. Takes
I A,.!r.n AtVnln. Hn r'An. f
. II. Ml . i.l.fc ,'.SU VVI.IIIHU .'I
Orw rating f ars Whllo Drunk. I
Hartford, Nov. U The weekly!
list of Connecticut operators whose
licenses have been suspended for one
year for driving while under the In
lluence of liquor was given out today j
at the state motor vehicle depart,
ment as a part of the effort to re
duce this highway menace. There,
are :'0 names on the list. The cases
of three have been appealed. The!
department statement advised peo
ple to notify the department or tho I
police In case they should see any j
"f the suspended drivers operating
motor vehicles, Tho following is the '
lis':
John Bacdon, Hartford; William
Halrd, Norwalk; Joseph lianks, New!
Haven; John Hartley, South Man-1
Chester; Edward Hololn, Thompson- ;
vllle; l.ouls G. Bournssa, Wllllman
tic; Eugene Brady, Hartford; tins. !
tave lireisler, Norwalk; ltlchard i
Deane, South Norwalk; John 14. j
I.'odd, Mlddletown; "Walter A. lior-i
man, West. Haven: Alrnon J. Four-'
nier, Iiris:ol; 11. Flms Guy, New;
Britain; John I.. Howe, New Haven; i
Louis H. l.oomis, West Haven;
George N. Lyman, Colchester; Ed- !
ward Malley, Hartford; Henry P.. j
Martin, Hartford; I'atsey O'ConnellJ
Merlden; John Palinierl, Norwalk; i
I.averne, Penlleld, Stamford; Gregory!
Redmond, New Haven; George Rob- i
erts, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Barnahy Pa. j
pier, P.ocky Hill: Famuel if?pooner, '
Old Payhrook; George II. Thomas1
Rldgefleld; Edmond Trant, Hart-!
ford; John J. Wallace. Hartford;
Thomas J. White, Hartford.
ELL-ANS
2bt and 75 Packages Evrywher
. litututntntti
Exclusive A','ents
for
"John Prown's"
Famous
SHAM HOC. K"
Irish I.liien
Clothi and
Napkins
(Basement)
Tnttmtrmmniiiiiiiiiiiiniiimmi1 "ttMiHmimHiiniimiimimuiimiiimitiiimiiiiimHiiutt
Plan Xeiffhborhood
Christmas Trees
Neighborhood Christmas trees as
supplementary to the main CThrlst-
mas tree on Central park nre being
i considered by the municipal Christ
inas tree committee this year, neigh
ihorhood trees to be placed at Vine
'and West Main streets, Franklin
Square, Mc'abe Park and near the
' East s'r' et school,
i Charles w. Hawkins, Fred O.
Ir.uckllffe and Chairman Waller O.
'Cook will be the finance committee
of the general committee. Mrs. I
:W. f-'eheldl'M', Ralph P. Wainwriglit
iand Eben Pittnnni will be a commit
tee on decorations. Harry C. Jaek
' son and Is. F. Armstrong will be a
'committee, on entertainment.
1 The committee will meet next
' Monday at f o'clock at the Chamber
I of Commerce rooms.
ft rr o. . tfl
i rue atones
From Life!
What are the stories that have
stirred your deepest interest
that have Impressed you most
powerfully that have lingered
longest in your memory? They
have been stories of real people
about events that really hap
pened storiesthat moved you to
the depths because they were true.
Every month you will find
eighteen or twenty such stories
in True Story Magazine stories
w ritten by people who have en
joyed life's greatest triumphs, or
who have plumbed life's blackcut
sorrows people who have
laughed and cried strangled and
lost or won who have sinned
and suffered.
deep and so true an understand
ing of life as the startling revela
tions that appear in True Story
Magazine. Don't miss the De
cember Issue.
Trae Story
COMPROMISE ON BOOTH !
FOR TROLLEY STARTERS
flt May .Allow timnovtl'-ut Co., to
i:rcct Tcmporarj Winter blullcr
At Central Park.
The petition on the proposed larg
er dispatch house at Central park
to be built by the Connecticut Co.,
was opposed by Commissioner John
Olton at a meeting of the board of
public works last evening. A com
promise was reached whereby City
Engineer Joseph I. Williams will
confer with Supt. Bryan of the com
puny relative to making the struc
ture a temporary house to take care
of the company's employee during
the winter months.
When the matter was brought up
for discussion by Acting-Chairman
Williams, Mr. Olson Immediately de
clared himself against giving per.
mission. He said that In the rast
the Conecticut Co., has turned a deaf
ear to appeals for public wailing
station, but when its fmployes are
to bo Inconvenienced by a lack of
shelter the company comes to tho
city. He said he would go on rec
ord as opposed to giving pei mission
to have a "permanent eye-sore"
built in the park.
Tho Itusswin Lyceum corporation
was given permission to build a
marquee in front of the theater. in
West Main street. Frank Zapalkn,
who represented the corporation,
said that he would guarantee that,
the mar,uee Mvould be built strong
enough to make It safe. The com
pany had been given permission
previously to construct tho marquee
over the entrance to the theater by
the City Hall commission. II had to
go to this board for final approval.
Permission subject to approval of
'he building commission was granted
the New Britain Co-operative asso
ciation to move a house from Vance
street to Monroe street. It was vot
ed to grant Paul Zehl'r the contract
for the shingling of an employes'
house at the sewer beds.
It was voted to have, a hearing on
the petition of the Fafnir Bearing
Co., for abandonment of tho five
foot building line on the south side
or Orange street.
j Powers will be ordered In Albany
avenue from the end of the present
'sewer to Alden street, and curbs
will be ordered on Wilcox street
from Daly to Lasalle by May K,
! 1 526, it was decided.
DAVIDSON and LEVENTHAL
mm
xcluslve Agents
for
'John Brown's''
Famous
"SHAMROCK"
Irish Linen
Clothi and
Napkins
(Basement)
LINEN PATTERX
CLOTHS, .B5
70'72. Floral and plain
striped borders.
I.ARGF, DINNER
riiOTHS, gtl.RO to ?10.D3
72x72 and 72x30.
DINNER SIZE NAPKINS
Doz. .." to 910.05
2l'ix21,j to match above
cloths.
NAPKINS TO MATCH
lk. 87.95 to $tft.B5
Regulation Dinner Plie.
IMPORTED UN EX SETS
5.S
BRIDGE
TEA
LUNCHEON
Hand Irish ("rochet Lace
edge, wt'n Irish crochet
medallions.
LINEN" I'll. LOW CASES
Pr. 83.50 . .1 95
Fine round thread linen;
hemstitched border; reg
ular ctze.
MADEIRA HANDKER
CHIEF C ASES, tfe
Dalnly hand embroidered
patterns on fine quality
linen,
The Success and Radiance of Your Thanksgiving Feast Depends Not Only
on the Turkey and Other Goodies Served, But on the Background of It AIL
the Setting of Your Table!
Snowy White Linens
They're mighty important! Every artistic hostess knews of its attractive
ness; she also knows that she can get the very best and most alluring at "D.
& L." for "D. & L." specialize in the very finest imported and domestic nap
ery. Comparison has convinced her beyond a shadow of doubt that "D. & L."
pieces are consistently so! Follow her footsteps! Buy all your linen needs
here and your Thanksgiving dinner will be a greater-than-usual success!
Linen Luncheon Sets $3.9")
54x70 Cloth and six 14-inch Napkins. Hem
stitched border, floral and openwork pat-
i Dropped Her Lover, Now
i She Sues Him for Fees
New York. Nov. 1 1 OPVF ranees
' Marion Jos. pha Brandon, lawyer
who last March announced her en.
, f.'igement to George j. Gillespie,
also a lawyer, only to have it re-
' pudiated by him. Js now suing him
for an accounting of legal fees.
She admits that lie has paid her
$''.551 but .says that he owes her a
'substantial sum for business of
! wealthy friends which she turned
; over to htm.
After the repudiation last spring
she announced that the would seek
.indication some day. "It will not
l.e the reprehensible courses of "the
' 'woman scorned.'" she said. "I wii)
not seek monetary balm."
Miss Brandon, a divorcee and the
' first woman lawyer to be appoin'. d
! i.ssistant. corporation counsel, sets
forth in hr petition that, as attor
ney tor num. eons women of vviaith
..ml i-ui.-i.u p'-iiiiun, tin: lunieu o.u
.ui.'jus, oia.ueis to Gultspie s linu.
Linen Dinner Sets $14.9.)-.516.9.
60x66 Hemstitched Cloth; 66xS4 Hemstitch
ed Cloth; six 21 Inch Napkins. Allover
floral patterns.
Linen Pattern Cloths $3.95
Fine Imported Irish l.inen. Pretty
floral patterns.
Linen Damask Tea
Napkins, Doz. $3.50
Hemstitched borders; new assort
ed patterns. Excellent quality
linen.
Linen Pattern Cloths at $3.95
7(xsS; heavy double satin Paniask; Satin
stripe, and floral patterns.
Linen Table Damask, Yd. $1.98
7" inches wide; heavy quality silver bleach;
Rose, Chrysanthemum, stripe and poppy
patterns,
22'ix22'4 Napkins 'o match. Doz. $").0i.
Linen Huck Towels $1.69
Hemstitched border, with monogram spac.
Floral satin borders. Extra large size.
Linen Buffet Sets $2.59
3 pieces to the set; Rpanith hand embroid
ery treatments.
Linen Towels At $1.00
Hand embroidered patterns; hand drawn
thread borders.
Linen Luncheon Sets $7.95
f,0xi9 Cloth and six 14 inch Napkins; col
ored borders and solid colors; openwork
patterns.
Linen Bridge and Breakfast Sets
$3.50
36x."S Cloth and four 14 .Inch Napkins to
match. Hemstitched borders; pretty floral
patterns.
novelty embroidered
THANKSGIVING
Hand Embroidered Maderlas
Mosaic Punch Work Patterns
Colored Punch Work Embroidery
Carrlckmacross I. ace Designs
In a full range of Doilies, Centres,
Oblongs, Scarfs, Tray Cloths and
Sets, All "D&-L" Priced!
Ovals,
Vanity
Embroidered Linen Towels $1.69
Ppanlsh borders, Irish hand crochet lace
and Insertions, with Irish crochet medal
lions. Linen Huck Towels $1.00
Fine Linen Huck with Irish hand crochet
edge and medallions.
Linen Dinner Sets $9.95
6x60 Cloth and six 18 Inch Napkins. Hem
stitched borders, floral patterns; ready for
use.
Linen Bridge and Tea Sets $2.98
36 Inch Cloth and Napkins to mateh: soft
imported crash; colored borders, plain
corners.
Linen Napkins, Doz. $4.95
Size 21x21. Large assortment tit
pretty patterns.
Linen Madeira Napkins
Doz. $5.95
Dainty hand embroidered patterns,
on fine round thread linen
Embroidered Linen Sets 4.50
$6 Inch Cloth, 4 Napkins, hand embroidered
patterns. Hand drawn thread bordere.
Linen Huck Towels 98c
Colored plaid patterns; hemstitched border
with monogram space.
Madeira Linen Sets $3.95-$4.95
Hand embroidered linen buffet and Vanity
Seta In profuse variety.
Linen Huck Towels $1.25
Fine quality Linen Huck In assorted pat
terns; colored satin borders.
Linen Guest Towels 79c
Colored satin borders; plain and floral and
striped pattern; Monogram borders.
' Tirnt national PiTTiireffiy
p m. v i m v. nov. n i
New Britain Sign Co.
"Dom;; lit tler W h;it
Manv Do Wfir
.l ( 111 K( II ST.
TH. S94
J. D. DONAHUE
Voice Culture
t Olf f If !PO lte.$jiv Blitt t Hilii f
(rum 't ti mi l u ( im '
K- ir.MX Mttilifi MV.1
M. C. LeWitt's
ITSTAIKS JKWKUtY SHOP
Room I 2W Main Street
-V".'- Phone .'U0')
UJ
: 1
DENTIST
Dr. A. Pi. Johnson, D.D.S.
Dr. T. It. Johnson, D.D.S.
X-RAY. (.AS and OXYGEN
"Why, Uncle Jim! You look ten years younger!"
"VUm I saw you a couple e.f months aer., I made un mv mind you were eetttne
old. At least you looked it."
" 1 -, Rilhc, ?nd I felt old. No appetite, couldn't sleep nights -one dav lust like
another, and none of them r.ny cood. 1 knew constipation was at the 'bottom of
if. hat it seemed the more lav.nives I took the worse I cot. Then one Atv I saw
Neh ptrm? N'mol to my little grandson. The doctor had prescribed it for the
hahv, but I found out it's just the thing for old fellows like me, too.
"I tell you, Billie, it keeps me feeling fine all the time. My appetite's back and I
fleep wm i child. If I look any younger, Nttjol gets the credit."
Nnjol hclp$ Nature in Nature's own way
8 .
1 3rd Floor Features
Housewares
that Your Home Craves for
Thanksgiving
Imported and Domestic Chinaware that will be a pleasure to serve
in fnrarrifnllv all nnpn stnplri. Rilvpvwavp that won't, tarnish
ill yiJlUV vvivv W vjJVtt vtw ' ' - -
(you ought to see the rich designs). Glassware that tingles
(a delight to drink from). And Lamps and Rugs and Drapes and
Ornaments to make your home more beautiful (They will impart
an air of hospitality). Everything "D. & L." priced, too ! That's
the real feature !
Dazzling Silverware
Cheese and Crackers. .2.45 up
Bon Kon Hishes $1.00 up
Fruit Bowls $2.98 up
Casseroles $3.49 up
Nut Bowl Se's $2.95 up
26-Piece Sets $8.95 up
Well & Tree $5.95 up
Serve th Turkey In one of
these. The gravy goes down In
the well. Illustrated at upper
left.
ilrs ttjfe-.-
j3v m. wi
Comports . . .$2.98 up
Cake Plates $2.98 up
Candle Sticks Pr. $3.51 up
Fruit Baskets $2.98 up
Tie Plates and Frames, $1.98 up
Table Flatware ISc up
First-GrarJs Oriental Rugs
S. V. SEVADJIAN
41 C.raii'l Mnil Iclipliuiie IIHti
AU'i Ml hm. I. i.f I!, pnliing
ml tlcsnlng hil; iK.m-
Midfle Kf Wiegs or a decrease in the nitural
lur)n(j:r.g srerettov in the 'nrst:rr. Then you
feed NVyei. Ir supples ih- denV-enev of the nat
urtl bt-ncsnr. Mr.iiril nirhorities approve Nujol
h-.-S'is- it gemie, sift and natural in its action.
Con-pat"! dangemiK for anvhodv. Najol n
sf- inr tvnWr. Stiiol s.rr.plv Fofttns the
as-?rattfT and fhw perm,f rhomuch and rep
aiT eiminatioa without oirrtaxing the iatrsnnal
muscles. It u not a medicine.
You can fate Nuiol for nv length of tine with
out ill effects. It hnuld lie taken rrgularlr in
accordance with the directions on raeh bottle.
I'nlike la it does not form a habit and
ran he ai:sc-:iTtaue 1 tt any time.
A?k ' our di.nir for Nuiol today and begin tn
rn:ov the perfect hea.l'h th' is possible o.-ilr
when eLmination ii normal and regular.
Sparkling Glassware
Table Stamped War
Gold Banded
Iridescent
Green and Amber
Choice of Coblets, High or Low Sherbets,
Cocktails and Wines, 49c up.
The Proper Drapes
Complete lire of China, Glass, Pot
tery and Brass Novelties at very
moderate prices.
New Fall Cretonnes
New Pilk L'amask . .
Tard. 29c up
Yard, $1.63 up
Wt IKTtUHM. LUSSl-aXT
For Constipation
The Newest Rugs
:S4 Axmlnster Rugs $3.95 tip
Sturdy P.ng; Rups 9Se up
Rrslded Oval P.ufjs $S.51 up
Gold Seal Puss i Sc up
Beautiful Lamps
Boudoir Lamps .. $2.69 Bp
Table Lamps $7.50 up
Bridge Lamps $7.95 up
Floor Lamps $12.98 up
New line of Hand painted Parchment
Shades. Al rites.
The Best in Chinaware
Colored Banded Tatterns
Floral Patterns
Bird Patterns
Gold Banded Patterns
100-plfce Dinner Pets I19.J0 up
42-piece Dinner Pets $7.96 up
23-piece Tea Sets $9.95 up
See Windows!
New Fall Curtains
Ruffled Curtains .
Fringed Curtalna
Pr. $1.39
Pr. $2.91

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