New Britain herald., 1925-09-01
NEW BRITAIN MEN PAY HEAVY INCOME TAXES
tcotninued from First Pase)

Of l4S.oOo names in one day, nsces- sarily causes the appended list of local individual taxpayers to be in- complete, Among the New Britain residents who paid, and the amounts paid, were the following:
 Judge B. W. filling, s213.s6; Judge George W. Klett, sS66,3S; Is rael Wexler s425.77; William J. Morrin, sS67.l2; John H. Kirkham. sSol.Ss: John c, O'Brien $26s.11; A. F. Corbin, s57364; Miss Frances Whittlesey, $20s.75: F. c. Platt, sSo.o4; Samuel Waskowitz, S160.61; H, M. Bates, s1S5,S5; Philo Kalish. $so.S6: William H, Caldwell. $3O5.S6 {; Dr. William F. Flanagan. s121.39: Claude J. Leroux, $596.6s; Mary J. Stanley, S1,251.S1; Walter H. Hart, ssl4.SS; John w, Marsland, s276.TS: Frank Vibberts, s421.9s: George Hildebrandt. sS31.6S; F. W. Christ, SS55.S4; Frank Wachter. $54s.S2; Harry G. and Grace Hancock. ss2l.- II: Michael S. Contaras, $2s0; Charles s. Contaras, S2o0.03; Isaac D. Russell, $125.3S: Charles F. Chase SS5S.23; Frank l.. Traut, sSS.02; Herbert Rowen. s22S.51; Guy Fitch. $1Sl.S4; Arthur T, Jones, $112.22; Miss Mary Whittlesey. $41s.60; FL ford B. Eddy, $27O.79; F. M. Wight man. s1Ss.44. Max D. Honeyman, s62s.1s; William S. Bacon. $S2s.o1; Joseph Arbour. $s471; Everett r. Arbour, s10S.6o: NJ, Henry Donnelly. $2G3.3S; Thomas F. Jackson, $43s.- l6; Howard s. Humphrey, s2S2.05: A. H. Schilling, s591.76; Mortimer N. Judd. sS71; Malcolm Farmer, s269.- 60; W. II. Fitzell, s4o7.41; Henry r. Ludorf, SS2,74; John c. Loomis, $111.7s; Dr. Henry T. Bray, ssOs.1o; Harold w. Hatch. s1o3.09; William E. Atwood, $4S453; Judge William c. Hungerford, $75.s6: Margaret c. Lee, $SO3.40; Alice B. Moore, $2,- 205.79; Mate M. Brooks, $269.33.
 Dugald MacMillan, John A. An drews, Morris Cohn and Maxwell Hart were among those who report ed they had no taxable income ex- cepting such.as legal exemptions off, set, and accordingly they made no income payment.
 The American Hardware Corpor- alton paid the highest. income tax in the state, its bill being s4S3,762.s5.
 Other corporations making pay nents included:
 W. L. Hatch Co.,, $1,2S1.23: The Vlbberts Co.,, s1,2s7.S5: New Britain Trust Co.,, s9,62S.S9; s. & F. Motor Sales, $1,271.71; New Britain Wood working Co.,. s1,157.57; Stanley Svea Grain & Coal Co.,. s23S.06; c. L.. Pierce & Co.,. s1,192.9s New Britain Polish Business Co.,, s220.90; Hard- ware City Cooperative association, $545.23; Stanley Securities Co.,, s. S53,47; Donnelly Brick Co.,. $1,- 457.9G; Rogers Recreation Co.,, so,- 455.s6; Keeney Mfg. Co.,. s133.61; Miller & Hanson Drug Co.,, s10499; New Britain Real Estate 8, Title Co.,, $2,675.04; Polish Loan & Invest ment Co.,, s1,642.4l: Olmstead X Thomson. s271.SS; Rogers Sash and Door Co.,, s15,401.S1: City Coal X Wood Co.,. $7S3.05; New Britain Ma tional bank, sl,421.SS: Electric Dis tributors corporation, s7,221.39; Minor Corbin Box Co.,, s4,466.02; John Boyle Co.,. s1.314.sS; Union Mfg. Co.,. s12.95O.s2; Rogers Realty Co.,, s1.SS5.6S; Taplin Mfg. Co.,, $2,- 60479; Beaton (; Caldwell, $S,42S.65.
 New Britain factories will pay almost half million dollars less In federal income tax this year than last according to figures made pub lie this morning. The totals show a decrease in the four leading in- dustries in this city of $414,99S.9S, despite the fact that one of these industries pays the largest tax of any corporation in the state.
 The American Hardware corpors- . ton which tops all other factories in the state of Connecticut pays $16S,- 915.6S less this year than 1t did last year according to the figures. Other factories show corresponding de- crease.
 The American Hardware corpora ton paid last year $652,5ss.6S. The tax this year is S4S3,762.s5.
 Other large tax payers in this city include the Fafnir Bearing company which pays $127,441.S4 this year as compared to s1SO,572.72 last year. Ianders, Frary & Clark pay in 1925 SS07,414.61 as compared to $S5e,7S4 last year, The Stanley Works pays in 1925. sS91,6SS.65 as compared to s5S2,261.6S last year.
 The TrumbulI Electric Company of Plainville pays ssO,7O7.14 this year and paid $5s,216 last year.
 The total in New Britain for the four industries mentioned is s1,s10.- l6S,sS in 1925 as compared to s1,725.157OS in 1924.
 1He iepoTtS also snow that z c simmons of Greenwich. president of the Simmons Spring Bed Co. of Ke- nosha, Wis, is the largest Individual taxpayer in the state, his tax amounting to $25o,S7S.s4. Senator Hiram Bingham of New Haven is on the books for a tax of s4.91, while Mrs, Bingham must pay $1o,066.ss. Lillian K. Blake Of New Haven, who vas the largest individual taxpayer last year, is second this year with q tax of 194,466.0S.
 John Day Jackson of New Haven, publisher of the New Haven Regis ter, is third with tax of s1ss.- Sa5.25. Florence Gates Judd of Ber- lin is on the books for s55,62o.72 and Harold Lee Judd of Berlin pays S44,0S9,61. Governor John H. Trumbull pays s4,65S.11.
 A non-taxable return was filed by the New York, New Haven & Hart ford railroad, which included the Conpectirut cnmnany and ell Its