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Board of Assessors R Complete! Ill •' \/ fc % i^lWv ^ Advertising Copy Must Reach Us WKfettii •••wm f*1'. • I Not Later Than Wednesday Noon. SHHI ^cai items Must Be Accompany " No Copy Will BB Accepted on j V; ied by the Sender's Correct Name' J |lp'?P TL 8LLAL,,: R ' and Must Reach Us Before 3 P. f "" S m. ® I M. Wednesday. THE OHIY NEWSPAPER PRINTED IN THE TOWN OF ENFIELD; COVERS MORE THAN TWENTY-TWO SUBIJRBAN ^DISTRICTS, COMBINING A POPUUJION OF MGRE THAN 25,000 BETWEEN HARTFORD ym.- AND SPRINGFIELD-IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN IT ESTABLISHED 1880 THOMPSONVIUiE, CONNECTICUT, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1922 Single Copy 5 Cents VOL. XXXXII., Board of Assessors r Progress Being Made New Police Planning Work For y:--. ; vjESt.<u«r:<- In "White Way" Plans Wilson Foundation •/VSJ Committee of the Board of Trade Complete! Its Work Appointed For This Purpose Meet Head Named Public Meeting May Be Held To and Make Considerable Headway Inaugurate the Locul Caiiijiaign With the Project of Installing For the Conununitys Part in the For Retail Ornamental Lights in the Busi­ AVoodrow Wilson Foundation FSPFI EVALUATION OF TAXABLE PROPERTY FINISHED TUESDAY, AND THE ness Section lof the Village. This Week Movement Which Opens Xext ••••••'Vi. V • . QBAND LIST DULY ATTESTED AND TURNED OVER TO THE TOWN Sunday. BLANKS ARE ISSUED BY STATE TAX COMMISSIONER BLODGETT FOR - The "White Way" Committee Clarence L. Parker of Wethersfleld 1 : The local campaign for the Wood- L, ... CLERK.—THE TOTAL INCREASE IS SUBSTANTIALLY THE will hold its second meeting in the in Tliis State Appointed Cliief of THE RETURNS TO BE MADE FOR THE NEW STATE TAX ON UN­ tawn building next Monday even­ the Local Police.—Assumed His row Wilson Foundation will be R>' \ ' SAME AS REPORTED IN THESE COLUMNS LAST ing at 8 o'clock. Considerable Duties Yesterday Morning.— opened next week m charge of INCORPORATED MERCANTILE AND MANUFACTURING BUSI­ U progress was made at the first John A. Burns Denies He is Mem­ Former 'Representative M. J. Con­ meeting of the committee which ber of Civil Service Board. nor, who has been selected by the NESS.—LOCAL MERCHANTS RECEIVE THEM THIS ' WEEK.—LIST OF LARGER TAXPAYERS, I State executive committee as chair­ was lield last Friday evening. :v4 Mark W. iBushnell of the Standard man for this town. Mr. Connor WEEK—MUST PAY MINIMUM TAX OF $5,00. The Board of Assessors of En- 000; Henry S. Pease gstate, $10,- The position of Chief of the local is planning an open meeting at r.field, the three members of which Metal Company was selected as Police which lias been vacant since 500; George S. IPhelps &.Co., $26,- chairman of the committee, and M. which a speaker or two of nation­ -."care Harry J. 'Bridge, William Hil- 425; lEliza/beth 'Pierce et al, $11,- the resignation of P. J. ^ Rogers al reputation will be present. He Under the act .passed by the last gaged in carrying on - ditch and William J. HUglies, lin- W. Hullivan, who proposed the re­ last fall was filled this week by General Assembly local merchants 1. A retail mercantile business. 085; George H. Poole, $15,625; vival of this movement at a recent states that the effort locally will islied the work of compiling the Isabel B. Allen Price, $15,310; the appointment Tuesday evening be in accord with the movement and unincorporated manufacturers 2. A wholesale mercantile busi­ meeting of the 'Board of Trade was of Clarence L. Parker of Wethers- ness. Grand List of the town's taxable Jeremiah and Minnie Provencher, elsewhere, strictly non-partisan in must pay a tax for the year ending 'property Tuesday morning, and made Secretary of the Committee. field, Conn., to the position. Mr. 3. Any kind of manufacturing $15,900; IPeter and Annie Pumig- One of the first acts of the com­ character. Those who believe in December 31, (1921, on their gross Shaving duly sworn and subscribed Parker assumed charge of the the ideals of the former .president, or repairing of personal property. lio, .$10,200; Eugene Quinn, $13,- mittee iwas to adopt a tentative department yesterday morning. income for the year. to the same, turned it over to 555; Abraham Reiser, $14,750; regardless of their party affiliations (Those engaged in conducting res­ ' Town Clerk J. Hamilton Potter. lay out .for the initial installation Since the annual meeting of the Work sheets along the lines of taurants, bakeries, laundries, print­ Rosine B. Root, $11,200; Joseph of the new system. It found no are invited to take part in the those .provided by the United States , vThe total increase made over the Civil Service Board in the town movement. A local executive com­ ing or publishing concerns are Rostek, $13,060; Thomas ISavage difficulty in agreeing to have it be­ building 'last Thursday evening, internal revenue department to as­ .list of last year is $688,348, which & Sons, 515,800; Philip H. Schoen- mittee will be appointed this week, manufacturers .within the meaninsr —amount varies but slightly from the gin at Furey's Corner on Enfield' events moved rapidly in police sist income taxpayers in making out of this Act.) tag, $31,0'00; Rose Seminara, $11,- and in addition to the chairman, a their returns to the government ^.amount of the increase reported in street, and extend through Frank­ circles, culminating in the appoint­ vice-chairman (who will very like­ This is a gross income tax. It 000; Shaker Farijis, $153,230; lin, Pearl, and IMain streets, to the ment as noted above. At this were sent out by the state tax com­ these columns last week. The net Philip Sisitzky, $1.5,100; Nathan ly be a woman) and a treasurer is based on the transactions of the ^.amount of the Grand List is $14,- Railroad Station. Also through meeting John M. Savage not only will be selected. missioner's office this week with taxpayers consummated in the cal- and Philip Sisitzky, -$17,200; North Main street to Alden's corn­ forms mailed to owners of business .325,008. This is the largest declined re-election as chairman of The movement locally is not to Nathan Sisitzky, $43,050; Henry er on Enfield street. While the the Board, but also lated resigned partnerships or associations liable lst^io?!^ next prior t0 Jauuary •••Grand List in the history of the E. Smith, $14,440; Richard M. be in the nature of a drive, those town, and the increase the largest manner of financing the installation as a member of the commission. to the new unincorporated business Each taxpayer makes return of 'Smyth, $13,295; Frank P. Smyth, in charge are going to organize tax. It is the first time (that work .ever made except when an entire was being considered, a communi­ While not authoritatively stated it the campaign so that those who his gross income, ibut the amount $10,425; Clara D. Spier, $18,595; cation was read from General Man­ is understood that Mr. Savage's sheets have been furnished with revaluation of the property was Standard Metalwork Corp., $142,- desire to become a part in this na­ ot the tax is computed by the Tax ;made two years ago. The following ager Schwabe of the Northern Con­ resignation was due to his dis­ tional movement may be enabled to forms for making returns of any Commissioner. Retailers and man­ 300; Agnes Steele, '$16,550; Arthur necticut Light and Power Com­ agreement with the method that state tax. is a list of the heavier taxpayers J. and Emma L. Stewart, $14,340; do so and have the community get ufacturers pay at the rate of one -compiled from the Assessors books: pany, assuring the committee of was being employed in the selec­ credit for whatever may be accom­ Returns for the year just ended dollar iper thousand of gross busi­ David Stillson, $10,635; Albina St. the hearty co-operation of his com­ tion of the chief of the Police De­ must be filed at the office of Tax Charles T. Abbe 'Estate, $17,645; r plished. ness done during the calendar George et al, $32,800; J. <D. .Stowe pany to the project, and in ad­ partment. Commissioner William H. Blodgett "Linden S. Abbe, $12,575; Dwight & Sons, Inc., $20,750; Harry year. Wholesalers pay at the rate A. Abbe, $10,155; Levi P. Aibbe, dition pledging a generous con­ It was Mr. Savage's contention •by March 15, but a statement is­ of twenty-five cents per thousand iSquirsky, $12,000; Thomas F. Sul­ that under the merit system as "•$28,4S0; Benedetto Alaimo, $33,200 tribution to the fund, if the under­ sued 'bv the commissioner pointed of gross business done, but in every livan Estate and Ellen Sullivan, adopted by the Town and applied -Cologero Alaimo, $11,700; Thomas taking, as has heen the case else­ Arrange Series For out that no money should accom­ case whether retailer, wholesaler or $12,750; Maurice Sullivan and Mary where, is financed by popular sub­ to the Police department, the se­ pany the return. The taxpayer will G. Alcorn et al, $21,200; Francis J. Sullivan Estate, $50,450; Fred. manufacturer, there is a minimum scription. lection should be made either from not be required to compute the tax of five dollars. Any taxpayer B. Allen, $1>,490; (Edward C. Al­ W. Swindells, $35,700; Avidas the present members of the depart­ 10 len, .$19,300; Lucius IS. "Allen Es­ The subscribers in most instances amount of his tax under the new who has kept an accurate system Tatoian, $12,350; Harriet Theur, were the property owners and ment or from an eligible list pre­ law.
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