"w-
$1.15 ,
$1.45"
314.65;
$691.35 ‘.;for
"$265 3',»“"for
The
vfor
for $2 .oo
for
3553.00
‘$3 5V0
W
3 Take advantage of this sale I
I 3 willie sizes are complete.
sot: auteur: curls, plain
or pleated bosomsa‘ 3 A
$1 50
$2.50
latter are all
':?Starx;anihsodit Goat “Shirts
‘ and Knee Drawers,
:iorfiroo quality.
is
V
3
quality
quality ‘x 3‘
«quality '
quality I
quality.” 3
’Silk.‘
soc
35°
were 2.5 and ssclper pdir
w‘ére 50¢ per pair
Fancy Bot “Pies
were 500 qudii’ty
for $150 quality Fonr~in-
mantis
3 :‘ Blane Ribbed
tram
25:33
“he
~fior 50c quality
iHEVAiHHHHEH HEHFHAL
HHV THE SHHHEHHIHH HAH
*flemmiwoimmflmouu
ions Relating lie Estates!)
V .»:Bsossssll Persons 'Aekeil Him
- xhy Isl: commissioner
Attorney General John H Light has
'fint to Tax Commissioner W. H. Con
hill the following letter containing re-
plies to We questions presented by
‘ illit- Gerbil! and which were naked the
oonlnllssioner by the Probate Judges'
usuclnlion'
Hartford, July 20,1911.
Vision. William H. Corbin. Tax Commis-
sinner. Hartford Conn
‘ ‘ My floor air: You request my opinion
on follows:
3"i,onnreonosted by the Probate Jud-
tes‘V‘Aosocilition of Connecticut to
tuition. for your iormol opinion two
. attentions on whlcn there is n diver-
oi'on or opinion relative to their ad
ministration by the judges in dliioronl
ports of the state. ._
"The first donation is. Bhonld In cl:
iowanoe mode to the Widow or tomily
of n decedent be deducted in senor.
‘ , “W8 ltd mill! ”lite?
fluent. moms to he that
such ans chance is on expenis ot ad
ministrlition telling precedence over
olnlms .ot creditors or the decedent
‘t’nlthe nittiro of n toilhiimntior
Walton which trotted: lipon‘ him
lilotlnle. (HM’OnI Appeal:
93‘.) 0:: the other :hsnd
‘g‘hsrdlx consistent with
. (lorries sntlowiu, 74
inv-entory .volnations?
'Se'oond in ascertaining the amount
or taxable mtg; Ihonld additions be
personal property or for advancement
in the market value ct stocks and
bonds shove the inventory vainall'ono'i
"As soon as rollr opinion on- the
obese questions is received.
copy sent to each member)
I will answer your additions in the
order given in your letter.
First should an allowance mod?" to
estate?" . '
If such an allowance is it proper
port of the, costs and charges oi» ad-
ministration it should be deducted
from the valuation ot-nll the property
inventorled in ascertaining the tax-
nhle estate. Hence. it may be Well to
consider the character at an aliomnos
tinder Sectionlioll oi the general stilt
lites.
By her marriage a woman acquires,
tinder said statute an inchoate right.
to on oilowanee t of her husband’s
in a very practical sense. it rillht that
she can entered.
into is ghsrxed with the fulfillment of
converting hill dependent ianliiy.
so.) ‘
(Havens Appeal rrom Brohnto. 69
Conn, 898. i '
illirnent or a legal ohliustlon growth!
out oi marrisgo‘. 3
it must he lived for the support or
the wider» or lsmily. it cannot be sl-
lowed or :1in tor the purpose oi rotten
in; the chitin and chorus oi hominid
3 trotted“
fallopian. it amounts Mil contains
delicate revision tor the turtle”:
l'nm re~’
quested by the Probate Judnes' assert-V
““0“ to have the ““19 printed, "“1 ‘ estate it in his. opinion said estate or
Aceeds in veins ten thousand dollars.
estate. Upon‘xhis denthithis hecomes.‘
The decedents elk
line taxable estate. .
Second “in ascertaining the tax-
able estate should deductions he made
made 101' gain in the sale of real or for loss in the state of real or person-
sl property or for. ohrlnkage in the val
.ne 0! real estate. stocks or bonds iron:
the inventory valuations?"
Under Section 2689 othhe genera}
statutes the ,conrt oi probate having
jurisdiction oi the settlement oi any
shall within ten days otter the return
. and acceptance of the inventory and
appraisal send a certified copy of t e
the WWW 0" family 01‘ a decedent ”3 same to the treasurer of the state, to.
deducted in 3308113131118 1113 thxable 801116? with h“ can-[acute an [o the
correctness in his opinion at said in-
: ventoy and appraisal and igno new
appraisal lemme as provided in the
statute, tileWnlmtion therein. siren
shall be taken aI‘the huts tor compn~
ting said taxes.
The court's): prohste shell. on the
The standard quality of the
:3 ' World.
$5.09
32,4200 .qoality
”$320; quality
“$2.100 ‘ q'nelity
for quality
- :for
.‘for‘
$3 85
62- 65
‘ 1’ Sills
ifli’i’iti
munitions _
”for '25:»: ou‘alit}
1' $800 2 goodly:
_“ “Slightly wheniVstuixarlthis:~ ‘
antiniouslidmnns‘ildch.
.i,
real estate stocks or bowls from the should not bededucted in ascertaining in‘ the mile: value oi stocks and
bonds above the inventory Villas-
lien?"
My answer to )our second onestion
applies with equal force to this one
Additions and 3 deductions are news»
atily Internet} tor the some role. Ai-
tor the appraisal is finally made. the
valuation therein given shall be loll-
.en in: the basis tor cornputinx the
tax.
Respecinlly submitted.
JNO H LIGHT.
Attorney-General.
W
(HUNTBD DOWN. .
but week and had a deer. .
Bill. thiemeekvhe isn't hero.
“The humor; or none mantles-ms
‘htmxdorm,
Through chestnuts. mono the lots.
Fol-winner: or twenty blocks,
Until he made a hreait towards the
Hound
application oi the treasurer oi mega" leaped into the “”1
state or any person interest in tho
Asucoonsion toil, and within (our mon-
ths atterlgrantins Idministrotioo. ap-
point three disinterested persons.
who ehsll view and appraise
Inch ‘»Wty , at will actual
value (or the purposes or
snidimnond omtilemcceptnnco oi [lid
return. sitar public notice and heir-
. _, line. the .vsluction therein musician
'(Oowles.ottol..:.vs. Wies,"'llx10onn.. he binding upon the persons interact.
led ondxanpon the stator
ham oi theohtnion that no datum
' “011:.”th anode iron: the «issued
‘ 80 it appears that an allowance is in so determined for less in the sale at
no proper sense so sdrniulsmtionirssi or manual property or sin-init-
»ohnr§e or expense. but rather the Mr in therylnlue ot real estate, stock. or "n“ mi. M.“ dip”: know
holids. The valuation given my be
sold to pertain at the tilted annual-r
niche radiation made in the m .
Unless the list-
nlont list oi a town.
nth provides tors
not he told.
in the cm of flour w.
:69 Cmns. 3423, $119 noun “1": V ' 3" I
""i‘stl laws are nicelloiiliirxtecil’hlon
revalustlon it on
erolllslvcly ii
Trillion.
this court held «loot I'm-s end has
since acted upon til "WM' mi
“as the news:-
To main his liberty.
Arid swath across onto the other
when: 3,
With the hunters on his tail.
With power hosts and «ii
.Lsml. nuns and pistols by the
more.
He Was "lightened most to death.
He could hordw set his breath.
When heosw the pirate: hint about
‘ to land;
The. horns upon his hood
lies-n totem like 19nd. ' ‘
And twice he took s bender on the
Iona. ‘ »
Which my he doubt to so.
For the enemy he new, on every
Moo; 3
M11040“ never went roiling by,
ll‘rom persecution he did die, :
And throws maroon took lilo hornl
end hide. .3
UALVlN A. filtil’t‘il.
‘ nut in.
' interested hotly. .-
‘ lor'x mittens may.
ed prices:
321801 "quality
$20.90, quality
«.x$22.oo quality"
32253.00 quniity
J
l- W
“iron“
The lemons
“Minimal”
Clothing at greatly rednc- .
‘ w
. . . . .‘ £313.50
. . . . . 3x650
.‘l' . 3818;” '
$28.00 1 quality . . . . . 320.00
TWOePIECE SUITS
' . thwartsromodifln.
.Broken Lots :of $12 SUITS
‘Tronser
‘$5~00.qi1_s‘lity : - . Hairs
$3.593 duality ,........$2.75
‘ rnhnnEL"*mnousnns
WHSOleiafifiy 3 . . . . . . .txfisxroo
”$5.00 i‘quaiityV . . . . . . . 33-50
H3
A V
. fin Suits
‘ Macao.
imam or rnumeuu. :5ch
once TO some.
”V V.
lrldueport-D’anhury Co. 'Donlurred.
’ Whrlmen employed Q the Bridge
port-Danbury trolley line were busy
this. morning carting away tells
which had been thread with good ei-
(entail-on: the Trumbull line on North
sun: lowest to the terminus of the
Connecticut’Co.’s line that ohoveSl.
Vincent's hospitsl. » This does not
look as thonlrh the Donner): company
’ expects to operate in Bridgeport right
may.
Thoeenils were taken inrther
north where ‘ the company is laying
tracks on North Main street, shove
the Trumbull line. .The track has
road I? or as the Chestnut Hill road.
where the first crossover will be later
The men are now working
on the west mid oi the road and con
aiderobie track has been laid.
The .Ilotement in last Sunday's
Poet loan interview with Represeo
mandolin W. French or Trumbull
that the crossover: had to be out in
and were more suitable where the
road curves.“ is laughed at by those
ucouaintedo It all with the facts.
Fi‘nllh was known as the represen-
tstive oi the trolley company in sev-
eral matters lid is not wholly a die-
"utmmwlinpcnolhle.
it anyone is res'nonllhie lor the
dsnxorous mawvers it is the oeloct—
men. ileum. shellac, Poet snd‘Lau-
“.tor of Trumbull. who but the entire
‘* control at the Iltustion and insisted
upon the oroMVers being locnted
one lit the Ghostnut Hill root and
one at Lonriilli cantor. There wu‘
no head oi» oily not err. the trot
not ’they were
Itrdiiply union it... hey he’d blond
dm’rn up or the trolley line to ex-
tend the "whole my on the out side
of the mod and pronounced that lay.
out one best drain 1: engineering
'——‘—¢-— 3 .3 A i
They Demanded ' cross-oven Although
been laid on the east side at the '
at in i’ilednction
fie-piece Suits Hot
' $5.75 “jasmine
' thing~for»xthesnm-
met cottage.
Prices also he-
duced on other
suites. Tallies &
Rockers.
A. J. .ANGEWNE ”a:
an no.
"M100 ‘Wdimflfl'flm "CT.
1 The trolley camp-my sequiemd in
‘ the wishes at the nloctmsn rather
{than delay the work «construction
by appealing to the railroad commie. .
donors on could her-c been done.
.Unim intend“. 3
Repmuntttmx .mnohis tolerance
that the moseinmcrosI-overs «were
modularity lro‘nl so «estuarine point
oi View in olesrirjretrollm. -.
’1“ to than Miller with Whittle
non. On moonlit oi the masses to Ironing, on one or
travel, coins to trolley oil-s dot-till: withofiW‘ [V
come the road leimo"xrmm~ :
in: companies Millie to have these:
‘ercsmrersioilrniostdd where horrible ‘ oil to
t in this omitm e
_ “turlpsny lip/intuit the seldom
33.19.3111“; Wt hwim DOWN:
innit! , .
and noted helm .
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