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New Britain herald., 1925-01-27
CONN. PAYS WELL
 TO INCOME DEPT.
Taxes More Than Twelve Other
 States Combined
BY GEORGE Il. MANNING. (washlngton Bureau Of N. 5. Herald

Washington, D. C., Jan. 27.--Con- necticut paid more into the treasury of the United States in personal in- come taxes in 1922 than did l2 other states and Hawaii combined.
 This is revealed in statistical judy of tho 1922 income tax returns . made by Congressman Ernest R. \ckerman of New Jersey from infor- nation furnished him by the treas try department.
 The congressman intends to use this information in pointing out to congress the wide discrepancies that exist between the amount certain thickly settled portions of the coun- try contributed to the United States in taxes and the amolnt Of repre- sentaton they have in the legisla- tive branch of the government. as compared with more thinly settled sections.
 AS an example, Mir. Alderman says, Connecticut, with two senaiors and five representatives, paid more in personal income taxes in l92: than l2 other states put together whose combined force in congress includes 24 senators and S3 repre- sentatives.
 Personal income taxes paid by citi zens Of Connecticut in 1922 total s13,130,562. more than one and half per cent of the entire amour collected by the government in per sonal income taxes for the year. Tn twelve other states and Hawaii, list cd by Mr. Alderman, together pal only s11,510,197 in personal incom taxes in that year.
 The estomated population of Con necticut in 1922 was 1,449,O97 whIl that of the 12 other states combine was 7,999,SO6 or nearly 7ls per cen of the population of the entire coun try
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27
.GoLDEN BED" AT PALACE

The Golden Bed' now at the Palace theater 1 sa story of two Palace theater is d story of two sourceful sister--and what they do for self-made millionaire who is an all too human combination Of strength and weakness
 The vaudeville bill contains four very pleasing acts with the head liner Shireen. the X-Ray Girl. This offering proved revelation to Palace patrons yesterday who were dumbfounded with the performance given by .Shireen. She allows her self to be blindfolded with adhesive tape and 8 black cloth and then does everything with her eyes closed us one would expect her to do with her eyes open. In fact Shireen claims and proves that she can see as well blindfolded as with her eyes open and goes through 8 series of remarkable stunts. Her best is going among the audience and de- scribing the clothing worn and also numerous trinkets worn etc. Other acts include Dorothy Casey, clever juvenile performer; Franklin Wells and Co. in very fine skit; and Locke and Verdi, excellent character comedians.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

the vaudeville program with several headline attractions featured. Norris Sprlngtime Follies proved one of the biggest applause getters on the bill with their splendid offering which includes besides Cal and Ethel Norris. a trained baboon, six beautiful collie dogs and three leaping greyhounds. Gallierini and Sisters also were big favorites with their fine musical act. Gallerim is acclaimed the worlds, greatest ac- cordeon player and with his two sisters plays variety of instru- mSnts well. shannon and Van Horn offer 'srhe Top Floor" a comedy skit that Is original and bright and snappy in batter; De- Witt and Gunther, Baby Eyes and Baby Size" were well received with their comedy, singing, and talking number and the diminutive come- dian caused plenty of laughter with his funny antics; Jones and Ray arc a clever couple who work hard in presenting their offering in which tho patrons delighted; the Romas troupe, closing the show offer An Acrobatic Revue of 1925" These five boys are very versatile and be- sides being expert gymnasts also sing, dance and offer comedy talk
 The photoplay on this bill presentt
 William Fox's melodrama Tt Is Tht Law" with an all star cast. Or Thursday the entire, bill changes ant
 brings seven more Keith acts ant
 Tom Mix, with Tony the horse anc
 Duke the dog, in Teeth"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27
COMPANIES IN MERGER
Purchase of Earl X Wilson Company by Cluett, Peabody Company An- nOunCed Yesterday.

Troy. x. Y.. Jan. 27.-Purchasc Of the Earl &: Wilson company, collar and shirt manufacturers, by Cluett' Peabody X Co.,, the largest collar firm in the city, was announced yes terday. Edgar H, Botts, president Of Earl X Wilson, will become vice. president of the Cluett firm, 1t was said, and it is expected arrangements will be made to place the purchas- ing officials of the firm. The consid- crution involved was not made pub lie. The mcrger affects 10000 em- ploycs. l. was said the Earl X Wilson trade mark would be continued.
 Earl X Wilson grew from the or iginaI company founded by William $. Earl in 1850. In l&57. Washington Wilson became a partner in the bus mess.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27
NARCOTIC. GANG
 OF SIX NAbBED
Police Claim Accused Were Operating in Thsater District

New York, Jan. 27.--Agents of the federal narcotic squad, under Ralph II. Oylcr, closed in yesterday on gang whose members, they asserted, transferred the trade in contraband drugs from the lower cast side to the theater district, using q cigar store at Times Square as uptown head quarters.
 Six men were arrested, and three employees Of an east side Turkish bath establishment. The sixth man, thought to be head of the narcotic peddlers, was captured in the Penn sylvania station just as he was about to board train for Philadelphia.
 The raid on the cigar store about noon filled Broadway with d clam- cring throng who thought there waf a holdup. The police were called out to untangle traffic engulfcd by the crowds,
 David Buttcrman when arrested IT the Pennsylvania station by agents . uniformed as railroad guards, wa' carrying a bag said by the agents tC contain $1.250 worth Of morphine 1 heroin and gum opium. Harry Con ! nors was captured at Broadway anC ; G2d street as he alighted from a cal l carrying a bag said to contain l small quantity of morphine. Samue Marcus, manager. and John Cum ' mings, cigar clerk, were arrested il the cigar store.
 From there the agents went t' the Turkish baths and arrested Lin denblatt and Samuel kleiman, clerk | at the baths.
 Six others, from whom the agent alleged they had previously pur chased narcotics, were arrested Il Italian resta urants in lower Aanhat tan later in the day. They are be lieved to have had no connection
 with Butterman.
 The arrest of Butterman and hi alleged gang followed several days c
 intensive sleuthing about the theal ! rical section by the narcotic agent.
 aroused by the reports of the vast
 increased traffic in illicit drugs ht
 ing carried on between Times Squal and Columbus Circle.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

very smartest hats, "llr. Bcndel continued. Ut is used much less aparingly than il has been for sever al seasons and with much more dash and sweep, but it is discriminating ly handled to avoid any of the old top-haayy effect that used to char act"riso the plumSd chapeau.
 The black hat is still the staple ir the hat closet and no women has n complete wardrobe without at !, ast one, but this season this som Der tone is cclipsed in interest by the bright colors and pastel shades that are so lovely and suggestive of spring.
 When silhouette Changes
 Square and pointed crowns seem somewhat to have had their day and tUrrc is a tendency 10 return to the round crown that conforms to the natural shape of the head.
 This type of hat is almost bound 10 prevail as long as the straightcn' 1 ed frocks do. When there is radi' cal change in the silhouette, it vii be reflected in millinery, but not un 1 til then. Hats continue to carry ou the color scheme of the outfit anC to complete the general picture.
 select your hats carefully ant have them beautifully individua and you will have solved the mos important problem in your sprin wardrobe"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

"Reminiscences of Early Days of Kiwanis" will be given by Past President Charles w. Hawkins. Short talks are expected to be given by District Trustee Joseph N. Ward, Secretary Clesson w. Parker and William R. Tenn.
 The address of the evening will be given by Professor F. F. Humphrey of Hartford, professor of history at Trinity college. Professor Humphrey will talk on w )rld Leadership II. c. Billings is chairman of the committee. Other members are Attorney Harry Cinsberg, Norman l. Merrill, H. M. Martin and Dr. II. T 1 Bray.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27
By HORTENSE SAUNDERS LEA Service Writer

New York, Jan. 1.-The import ant feature of the spring hat is not it's size, shape, color or material, but 1 its fit, according 10 Henri BcndcI, in whose fashion salon a most gor- gcous display of new millinery greets the eye.
 "Tha hat of today" he says, gets the close, careful fitting and all the nice adjustments and subtle twists that used to be laNished on the form fitting bodice. Tho dress of today must be casual and straight, but the hat must ii.
 Americans arc becoming con- verted to the French idea of having every hat fitted 10 the head that is to wear it, rather than buying a ready-made shape.
 Not only must the crown be per fectly fitted and follow the line that is most flattering to the features, but the b-im must be rolled, dentcd or strengthened to give the stamp of individuality that the French call 'C'est moi
 Extravagant Trimmings
 "Once the hat is perfectly fitted, one may take what liberties she likes as to trimming, using little, much or none, according to prefer ence. Right now Paris seems in a mood for extravagant trimmings - costly aigrettes, jeweled pins and feathers, but these never are at- taohed so as to detraet from the | lines.
 "The smartcst hats for the mo. ment arc small, I found in looking over the models.
 "But as the season advances VIC expect the large hat to become mort popular," Mir, Bcndel said. "Brim'
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

The biggest time in the history of the New Britain Kiwanis club will take place "Wednesday night of this week at o'clock, when the club holds its first annual banquet at the Burritt hotel.
 A bronze medal will be awarded to Miss Ventiie r. Logan, nurse for the Tuberculosis Relief society, who was awarded the medal during the recent Herald Kiwanis contest here to ascertain the persons who had done the greatest service in the city during the 10 months proceeding November 1,1924.
 Attorney Donald GafGney presl- don't Of the club, who returned to his office in the National bank build
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27
PLAN RADIO TESTS
Budget Bureau Grants SlOO.O0O to
 Carry Out Experiments

Washington. Jan. PA s10o,00o expenditure has been approved by the budget bureau for a commerce department inv, stigation to dei,.- mine how a radio receiving set with in ten miles of broadcasting sta tion may fail 10 receive its transmits sion, although fin another direction rccci> ., s-ts as much as 2eo miles ava. ne... be g good results
 Directing ac,lc, will be installed a, diTarcnt points taa from the re- suits it is hoped ! ter atlocatior oC wave 1-ngtNa au' tcrritcrics tC broadcasters may be made.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

ing today for the first time since he underwent an operation for ap- pendicitis at the New Britain gen. eral hospital two weeks ago, will be toastmaster and will mGke the pre- gentation.
 There will be a short speech of acceptance by Miss Logan.
 A program of songs, instrumental music, monoogueS and funny sketches by "The Scrcnaders.' will be intcrwovcn throughout the eve ming.
 There also will be singing by the Kiwanis double qua"tetta under the leadership of Rev, X. X. AhIiqu'st, The Bacchanalian orchestra Wilt play.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

will probably become enormous put all the art will bcucantcrcd abont the crown. which will be as perfect ly fitted as on the small models,
 Trimmed With Flowers
 These large hats will b" trimmed with flowers in season )urlnG th' rose months, large roses will nestle onthe brims and as wc work through the season of daisies, poppicS, dah- lias and on to chrysanthcmumS' these very blossoms will bc copled exauisitely for hats-a rather charming touch of nature, l think
 A large model for Palm Beach wear that reflects the coming hrinls is Of apple-Green felt bound Wl'N green velvet and with bow ol green velvet draped carelcSsiy over the crown and pulled down under the brim.
 The most striking and character isticaHy Parisian model in his coll"c- ton is the one of black silk crepe with four large, punches of gtycerine ostrich arranged spoke fashion m the back. This has the chic of the small hat and the elaborateness and luxury that only rich trimmings can give.
 limitations of AigrcttPS
 This season there are very clever limitations of aigrettes, to be used m this country where aigrettes are ta- boo," Mir. Bendel says, and there are novel ways of using them
 That the crown need not always be obviously form hitting is evidenco' by the felt model, which k in a love ly deep shade Of brown, wl'h draped crown through which an os- strich plume Of brown is drawn.
 "Ostrich feathers are used on th'
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

The Classified Ads are your best friend and adviser Things are brirs advertised at great rc'Ections this month so follow the Classified Ads carefully and benefit by their l bargains.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27
CARNIVAL WEEK AT CAPITOL

The special mid-winter- carnival
 opened yesterday at the Capitol and the bill offered wonderful entertain ment from start to finish. There are seven Keith acts included in
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

test, and sure enough he found lndl. can present. As long as >lndica1 la present in your system you simply will be troubled with sick headaches. sour hloated up stomach, gas, biltous- ness, broken out skin, loss of appetite until the Indican is removed.
 You may not realize you have lndican. but if you have the conditions men tloned above, it is a pretty sure slgn YOU have. And unless you remove the cause of the lndican you may have some serious sickness such as rheumatism, neuritis, .gastrits, even lung trouble or other dreaded disease. Make this Test: Have a urinaiysis
 made and if the chemist tatip repqesspt eapters IFS Iittie Iittia liver Pills for a few days. | Then. make another test and see how ali these signs mentioned above start
 Carter's Little Liver Pills not only
 wake the stomach, liver and bowels
 work in a fine healthy manner, put
 also have been found to drive tha Ta;o,n ont of the system.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

Are you looking for a bargain in machinery? The Classified Ads will direct you at all times.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27

A SMART CRUSHED MODEL IN BROWN FELT IS SHOWN AT THE UPPER LEFT THE CHIC MODEL AT THE UPPER RIGHT IS MADE OF BLACK SILK CREPE AND IS TRIMMED WITH BLACK GLYCERIN OSTRICH POM-POMG. THE SMALL HAT BELOW IS A BLACK AND WHITE CREATION, WITH A WHITE OSTRICH TRIMMING. THE ROAD-BRlMMED HAT IS MADE IN AN APPLE GREEN FELT AND TRIMMED WITH A DARKE ER GREEN VELVET.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-27
No More Sick Headaches
Since she m ade the INDICAN
 TEST

"You'll never be rid of headaches by doping yourself with headache pow ders" this wonlan'a doctor told her.
 F1sbn, ha made A
Evening star., 1925-06-26
Specially Priced for Saturday

Combination Garments Of soft finish muslin round
neck and knckerbocker drawers; open back and drop
seat; finished with lace edgings sizes 4 to IL SOo
years. Regular sc value ue............. O1C
Children's Muslin Nightgowns. soft finish quality
Summer; round neck and kimonc sleeves, trimmed
with ace; full cut sizes; well made Regular CSC SOo
Value. ......................... ~
Evening star., 1925-06-26
Women's ST Rayon
Vests. 70c

Rayon (Fiber Silk Vests. beauti-
full light weight grade for Summer
wear, In pink. peach and orchid.
the most popular of lingerie
shades. Made bodice style; perfect
quality.
Women's Gauze Cotton Union
Suits, low neck and sleeveless.
loose knee. regular and extra
sizes; irregulars Of SOC SOc
6IduS
Children's Cross-barred Waist
Suits, with reinforced seat; garter
attachment; perfect quality; sizes
TO. to u years Regular Ssc 75c
STduc.
Girls Gauze Knit Union Suits,
built-up shoulder straps and tight
knee; regular 59c grade. QOc
Evening star., 1925-06-26
Women's $3 and $3.50
Umbrellas. S2.4

Women's Umbrellas, of high
grade fast black materials. such as
silk gloria, English Bradford cloth
and Corollo twills. All fully guar
anteed for wear and service. Made
and finished In upto-date style.
with attractive handles. All with
tips and club ends to match.
GoldenberH's-Fifst Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-26
Soc Felt-Base Runner

Felt-base Duroleum COo
for stairs or halls. plain ~~N
or figured centerS, with neat
border designs. Any quan-
tity cut from the roll. 90
inches wide.
Evening star., 1925-06-26
60c Grass Rugs

24x54-inch Duroleum %.
Felt-base Rugs. wool Nv
rug designs. with neat borders:
or 27x54-inch Japanese Grass
Rugs, extra fine 1900 warp,
in neat stenciled designs.
(,olden enheyr's-FirSf Floor
Evening star., 1925-06-26

Only by coming and seeing these
Hats for yourself can you appreci-
ate what wonderful values they are
Hats Of exquisite workmanship.
Styling that echoes the last word Of
Paris. White - because this is a
white season. Black-in the re-
gal manner. Chinese colors that
glow like Ming patterns Delicate
pastel shades, too. Hats of fine
hairbraids. leghorns, straws and
crepes and silks. Gay little touches
of velvet, organdie flowers with
leaves of shaded silks for trimmings.
Plenty of large shapes, medium
and mushroom effects. Hats for spo
ier models.
Goldenberx's-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-26
S5c Window Shades


.ca rs dp1o 1T,osass sss.s,tt: ts.5ao Hol- 39c
on strong spring rollers.
White, ecru, drab or sage
green. Slight irregulars, but
nothing to hurt wear or ap-
pearanCe.
Evening star., 1925-06-26
Women's $1.65 to $1.85
Perfect Quality Silk Hose
All Are ~ -
Full
Fashioned - o~O
Remarkably Low
Priced for
Saturday at.........,

Seldom do women find Silk Stockings
of such splendid qualities at price so
low. A June Demonstration purchase
that means unusual savings to those who
purchase silk hosiery here tomorrow.
Full-fashioned, medium-weight silk ho-
siery, reinforced with double sole, heel
and toe and Isle garter top. In desirable
colors and white. Every pair perfect.
Children's Socks, 19c
Children's Cotton Socks, white and colored
effects, with fancy tops: irregulars of 25c grade
Women's Rayon Hose, 69c
Rayon Hiber Silk and Silk Mixed Hose, with
three-seam back; longer than boot length; as
sorted shades; also few Of thread silk hose in
the assortment: irregulars of $1.00 grade
Children's Socks, &c
Rayon (Fiber Silk Short Socks. all desirable
shades. with fancy tops; irregulars Of soc grade.
Goldenberx's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-26
Boys $1.39 to So W.
The Biggest Sauing EUent of Summer!

$40 Palm Beach Suits, $7.75
Genuine Palm Beach Suits, English model
coat. with detachable belt; knickerbocker
pants: assorted shades; sizes to II years.
SIS Palm Beach Suits, $1l.75
Fourpiece Palm Beach Suits. with one
pair of long and one pair of knickerbocker
pants, separate vest to match. Tan or pow
der blue shades. Sizes to Is years.
ST Play Suits, 69c
One.piece Play Suits. of Khaki. plain blue,
blue and white and light blue materials. but
ton down front. long or short sleeves, ankle
or knee length pants; finished with rtveted
buttons; sizes 8 to 8.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-26

These Choker Necklaces are shown in all
the newest and most desirable colors and
shapes, some knotted, others with small pearl
beads, and rondells between. Finely cut
crystal, fancy opaque and colored pearl
(manufactured) beads.
Evening star., 1925-06-26

Smart, styles in Handbags of genuine feathers in
of the popular grades plain and embossed effects;
with leather lining Choice of pouch and
long handle styles Black brown and tan
odenherK FLOOR.
Evening star., 1925-06-26
S14.5O Fiber Rugs

P1T.OO lDCI mugs
S.3X10.6-ft. Hodges co o.
Cherokee Fiber ~)'oo
Rugs, reversible. medallion.
Chinese and neat patterns;
green, blue, rose. tan, gold
and brown colorings.
Evening star., 1925-06-26
WOmen'S White
Belts, 40c

A New Assortment of White
Leather and Fabric Belts, fancy
perforated styles as well as the
palmer kinds. Some with colored
edges.
GoldeuberE's-First floor.
Evening star., 1925-06-26
ST Rumed Curtains

Ruffled Marquisette ROo
or Muslin Curtains. w
plain with hemstitched or
plaid effect. All 21o yards
long, with tie backs,
Evening star., 1925-06-26
$500 Mating Rugs

9X12ft. Oriental GO 20
and Medallion De ~~'o|
sign Stencied Mating Rugs,
for large rooms; perfect quail
ity.
Evening star., 1925-06-26
WOmen'S White Footwear
ss;s;; ss'cS c:.se. s$i"" .'',. $3.50

White Footwear is always the favorte for Summer. The
embraces of the seasons and most
ish military and low walking heels All sizes from 21l TOT
int
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-18
Goings-On

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Players
in the Belasco success, 'KilEi.
KEITH'S odiva. diving queen;
others.
EARLERussian Orchestra
other acts and films.
STRAND Russian male chos
rus; other acts and films.
COLUMBIA Lillian Gish IN
"Romola."
PALACE-"street Of Forgotten
Men,
RIALTO-"Drusila With q Mill
lion" Miss washington, ~ per.
son.
METROPOLITAN - CoIIee n
Moore In 'sThe Desert Flower.
TTVOL.E-"The Spaniard. z
AMBASSADOR = THE Desert
Flower"
CENTRAL" The white Des-
ert.''
SAVOY.aThe Way OF . Girl"
AVENUE GRAND The Re-
deeming SIM"
APOLLO Her TIusband's
Sin. ~
YORK The White Desert
HOME The Redeeming Sin,
EARLE ROOFFiIm and dane
ing nightly.
Outdoors
LIE PATaADIS ROOF Dancing
and dining.
CHATEAU LIE PARADIS AT
Anendale, Md, dancing and din-
GLEN ECHO PARK Dancing
nightly and outdoor fun devices.
STR. ST. JOHNS Nightly ex.
cursions Monday, Wednesday ana
Friday. Dancing on board.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH Dane.
ing, fishing, swimming. etc.
CHEVY CHASE LAKkK Dane
ing nightly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-18

"Kiki,' as most everyone must
know, Is the tale of a primitive
little nobody who lies with en-
chanting grace, talks like a mule
tcer, dresses in barbaric cast-offs,
is alternately explosive as tiger
with rings on its tail and sub
dued as an aneTiaone. She has
with a bow to- the Prudential
the strength of Gibraltar in her
love for the one man, the only
thing consistent in. her makeup.
How Andre Picard, the author.
ever fused those qualities into one
human, only he himself knows,
but he has made a whale of a
Job of it and 1 must again say
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-18
HOOVER WOULD ALLOW
U. S. IMPORTERS TO UNITE

Secretary of Commerce Hoover
today came out strongly for legis.
lation permitting American i'm,
porters to combine for the purchase
of good from abroad.
Legislation now on the books al.
lows exporters, to unite in selling
merchandise to foreign sources.
THE experience of the last few
years would justify Congressj in
passing laws giving the same Trade
advantage to Importers" Hoover
said
Such combined action, Hoover de-
clared, would put American i'm
porters in better position to fight
foreign trusts, and thereby reduce
the price Of imported goods.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-18

that Miss Lane will never hurt
the reputation of NJ. Picard.
y \
The entire cast, bolstered at
the beginning by pretty recruits
from town, posing as chorines, is
slick and smooth. AS this is the
individual triumph for Miss Lane
above all her colleagues it is also
the most finished and worthy
presentation this troupe has ever
given.
To the quiet, little man with
the curly grey hair who signs the
pay roll as Clifford Brooke, d.
rector, goes overwhelming credit.
IL took courage to produce this
piece and everyone connected
with it can strut with the man
who copied the. ~10O.to.1 shot.