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State Commissioner Asks
Loud Assessors to Attend
Hearing n New Bill.
AT A REGULAR MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
DIRECTORS OF THE PEOPLE’S TRUST CO., IT
\K'AS VOTED THAT A DIVIDEND AT THE RATE
Hi" 491-70 PER ANNUNM. BE DECLARED T0
lil‘ll’OSlTORS IN THE SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
iil‘T OF THE EARNINGS FOR THE CURRENT
SIX MONTHS, ENDING MARCH 31. 1923. THE
SAME TO BE PAID AND ENTERED ON PASS-
leKS ON AND AFTER APRIL 10, 1923.
The tax assessors of the town of
Danb‘iry have been invited by Wil-
liam H. Blodgett. state tax commis-
sioner. to attend a hearing to be held
in Hartford next Thursday on a pro-
posed bill relating to the Imposition
of taxes on motor vehicles by the
towns. In the letter inviting the
assessors to attend the hearing
the state commissioner says:
Tax Assessor of Connecticut :
Gentlemen:
One of the troublesome problems
a; _ 0! tax assessors is that of imposing
v EAS I |ER OFFERmGS .the tax on motor vehicles. Below is
P. , a draft of a law similar in many re-
. w spects to tl . N . ‘
3 \ mi ATTRACTIVE STYLES AND SPLENDID mm, to 51,. gymgimvsme law
"I VALUES IN— A hearing will be had on this pro-
}; NIL: Hosiery—To match the new shoes no??? hint and one or more Other"
3 .. _' ~ ‘ ,y , v - re a n; o the same subject on
:3 “itiljlsil'. liaimnbxlk Underwear. . Thursday afternoon. the 29th in-
}: l-lllllppllnf‘. btrictly Hand-Made Lingerie. 9mm- If 5'0'“ have had difficulty in
.s l);illlly Silk Gowns, Step-ins and Combinations. "'33": ‘° the ““Wsmon °f the t“
‘t if..;iiitii‘iil \\'aists—-—1\Iany are hand-made. $2.533 l‘lfhil‘lufllanln yotmt-h 39w"-
‘ .. ( . , - ' . . . , - ‘ z c ( cc :1 e near-
{. i ll.ll‘$ng‘ heck“ ear. including Paisley deSigns. in: and express your opiniofi fi *8-
3 i. lies styles and colcts in kid and Silk Gloves. 51’0“ H the WI- 30 prepared to
3 .:\ll1l‘(i(?i;\'0 )ecklaccz: Earrings, etc., at popular prices. ixfgh’f: it “3‘1 . my)” commigge
, " wn, More is our or v' 3 r you ”"0 3 passage“ °
ti ‘ stock of the v set (liparténenli ““11 a complete following is the bill referred to:
i‘ . . cry newes m0 els in Corsets, Girdlcs Section 1. On and after January
‘5‘ and Brassmres, ready to supply any demand. ,1' 3934- “0 motor vehicles Owned or
,, YOU ARE INVITED To THIS SPRING SHOWING. imtm‘md by a ”side!“ 0‘ the state
(“i shall be reristcrmi under the pro-
8 ,, visions of the general statutes until
3 the persons owning or controlling the
:. same shall have obtained a. permit
a for such registration from the tax
p collector of the town or city in
x which such persons resides. The ice
U for such permit shuil re in lieu of
b: the proporty tax on such motor ve-
{ hick: in such toun or city. and shall
‘3 he buscd upon the rate of taxation
\‘ therein. as follows: For the first
”(If year of sm-h registration. eighty per
- .7 centuni of the manufacturer's list
price at such ratc;,for the second
TAKE WARNING year. fifty-five per ccntum 0; such'
price at such rate: for the third
for Spring lamb is now in season and “‘3"- U‘my'fiw P9" ccntum 01' such
there are imitations in plenty on the ”“9" ‘1‘ 5““ rm"- and for the
of getting it at Chnrnok's meat nmr- piicc :‘t such rate; provided the Ice
1nd tenderness. In poultry our Spring on a. monthly pro rata. basis. The
stituto stock in trade of a manufac-
CEARNOK’S MARKET
Sec. 2. A registration permit ob-
Phone 583'2' istration of a motor vehicle— made
1921. and a. duplicate permit shall be
cral statutes.
son who has paid a. permit ice for a.
Daily Service Between New York & Norwalk ‘5 “"“‘S"‘~‘“”“ °‘” “'1‘“ ‘8 “WWW
totally lost by lire. theft or accident
. such permit ice towards one permit
tation; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
market. You want the real thing for fourth 3'05” 3““ “391‘ 31"“ there-
ket. Like allot our meats. our Spring m" “"-" such W‘m‘“ Fraut'“ on or
broilers are just as fine as our lamb. provisions or this section shall not
turcr of. or a bona tide dealer in,
Free Delivery
tained as provided in section one. shall
under the provisxons of section eight
retuimd by the tax collector and dev
livered by him to the town or city
treasurer, as the case may be. with
the monthly report required under the
o
otor tans rtatlon ‘ 0 Sec. 3. Upon the transfer of
.. O ownership of a motor vehicle the per-
. . ,
motor vehicle the ownership of which
in ti.c same calendar year. shall be en-
fco which may be required of him in
"" uortion of any permit i‘ce shall be re-
your Easter dinner. and you are sure after. t“"‘"'~-‘" 17'3" ct-ntum 0f 5‘1“]
lamb is famous for its delicious flavor ”1"" JUL" “"5‘ 51m” be computed
end our cnpons would tempt Lucullus, “pl’ly ‘0 motor "Chimes Wh‘Ch C0“-
such motor vehicles.
1’ “MW Amuc So. Norwalk accompany each application [or reg-
al Chapter 400 or the public acts of
provisions of section 1283 of the gen-
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING ”“ W“ ”W
Ten Largo Trucks at Your Service for All Kinds of Transpor- “”"d ‘0 a CM" ‘0 “1° ”"1““ 0‘
lino sumo (:iliininr yuir; proud no
paid to any person, and from October
' on (lit shall not exceed one-third of
heW York Office, 201 WM 20th, Phone Chelsea 8059 the amount of the original pcrimt ice.
Sec. 4. A Ice of twenty-five cents
- _ , - - shall be collected for issuing each per-
mit and shall be retained by the lax
- lcctor whose compensation is fixed by
salary, shall be included with the
monthly report as provided in section
. two hereof.
district, borough or other sub-division
of any town or city may place in Its
(ISSPSSXHCHL list any motor vehicle
mvm-d by any ri-sident or such sub—
illxirion at the valuation herein pro-
\’lil~ d.
Store Open Saturday Evening Until 10 O’clock.
Milton Elwood
used in this act shall apply to any
person who has a regular place of
abode or business in this state for at
least six months in the calendar year.
prOVldIZd no exemption from the pay-
ment of a permit Ice shall be granted
Quslity footwea-
SOUTH NORWALK ‘liy reason of nomresidence except by
the commissioner of motor vehicles.
122 WASHINGTON 81'.
Tours very truly.
—' \V. H. BLODGE'I'I‘.
Tax Commissioner
Easter Flower Spec1als
BASKETS or PLANT consnu'rioss on our FLOWERS ' ?
Liliies—-Tulips—Eyaeinths—Daflodils-Roses—Sweet Peas— For Pl‘EESldent 0
' Violets, eta—Potted Plants of the Season's Choicest Flowers.
Corsage Bouquets of Charm and Distinction.
To Make This a Joyous Easter For Dear Ones and Friends.
“say rr wrrn rmwnns"
ROSE FLOWER SHOP
EXPERIENCED FLORISTS
112 Washington Street Phone 321
Wm
HEAR THE NEW rox TROT
BURNING SANDS
AT
The Hamilton Shop
49 min street
SEND Em GREETING CARDS.
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I FI‘JED THE HENS SEMISOLID BUTTERMII‘K Political observers see in recent
An ideal winter ration. Try : ht- All kind. 0' ”at“ ““5 speeches by Wiiiiani’Jenning—a Bryan
dry maslfigarcoul. w “01%;;3 amour: indications of a boom for William A.
B nos-mums DRINKING mmms Ayres (above). Wichita. Kansas. law-
yer and member of Congress. as Dem-
BROWERf MA ‘ NEFEED 00' ocratic standard bearer are“ 1.924
911de race. 3 w
Main Office, 26 Concord St., 30. Norwalk, Phone 294 nm ‘0 Number thirty-first such : .-
ccllccior or. in the case of a. tax col--
APPROPRIATE r03 '1'“ OOOASION_ live. 5. Any fire district. school_ .
Soc. 6. The term “resident" as'
UR EASIER
CLOTHES —-get gOOd ones
There are a lot more important things to think of on
Easter Day than clothes.
You’ll not be thinking of yours if you buy good ones—-
31d they will be good if Hart Schaifner & Marx make
em. .
All the new styles are here.
$35 to $45
Other Fine Values at $24.50 to $32.50
Easter topeoats; Regions, belters, Chesterfields, box coats
Young men’s styles, Norfolk-s, sport nits, 2, 3 and 4 button sacks
New Spring Haberdashery -
Stevens
N ORWALK
”m autumn-«um a» n
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I—Two Stores-.- _. . so. - -NORWALK
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