New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 16

16 NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, 1922, 9 C' PAONESSA ! ity Items - \ The following corrections are made fn the CONTRAST clreulated by Georgé A. Quigley during his campalgn for| Néw Period Madel Victrola for the Republican Nomination of Mayor, and are herehy submitted to the Voters of the City of New Britain for|®nY 8115, C. L, Pierca & Co.—adyt conslderation, A marriage license was issued this morning by City Clerk Alfred Thomp- QUIGLEY CLAIMS PAONESSA ANSWERS 80n to Angelo Grasso, & barber re- : 4 3 S ; . siding at 62 Lawlor street, and M| \ 1, Several Paved Streets, Statement of 1% 8 Chamberlain, republican; Chalrman of Roard of Finance and P » o Taxation and former City and State Treasurer, at last meeting of City Board :,',';;’h‘c""n°;",f"_'i""h""“"‘ address. They “Since 1914 our taxes have increased 240, that means that where we spent arried shortly after Haster, $1.00 we are now spending $2.40—and what kave we to show for [t? There M?;’" straight hasn't heen a single permanent improvement made in the city in the past 8 years o " excepting the paving of 1Im street that we have paid for which wasn't done ‘,:::'I:Z“ ‘:,'.';':.’d :,‘m"yv:"' ”‘: "‘l‘l‘"';\' on Bond Issue or borrowed money.” Mr, Quigley was mayor of this city for six For Mayor y vote r'nrrwnflpgrrn ‘A In Stunning N Model ? of those eight yoars. Quigley—advt. i colain U Rt o Mt mo at Schmarr's for dinner.| The exquisitely beautiful Footwear illustrated below are representative samples of our ‘ splendid preparedness for Easter; Style, Quality and the Lowest Prices obtainable any- 2. Motorized Fire Dept. True. This work was started during the administration of Joseph M, Halloran, Miss Sandford, of New York, na- f (democrat); and completed under Mr, Quigley, tional fleld worker for the Girl Scout [ where are the assurance of all who select their Easter Footwear here Special Numbers The running expenses of this department has Increased from $47,000.00 to $103,- [ organization, will address a meeting All Solid Leather Fepublican Ticket— H 000,00, We bave pald well for it of the local Girl Scout council mem- { — —_ — bers, and all troop leaders and cap- 3. Doubled Police Force. Upkeep of the department increased from $54,000.00 to $104,. | tains this evening. Vote for Quigley and vote early.— advt, Practically true. 000,00 * 4. New Subways. A necessary periodical expense. All of building work is done on Bond Tssue, A rental charge pays running expenscs, interest and a small portion on bonds. Miss Mary Dube, ‘graduate nurse, has left this city and returned to Winsted, where she will practice her Our * Easter Offering this evening. Keep well with *“Walter Camp's” C. L. Plerce & Co. Aldermen Ohlson, Schaefer and Motion to adopt report. 21 Volume 10; No, |health —advt. Brooks, C. 1". Smith, Stanley, Noble, White, Paonessa, reported favorable on purchase of park. voted in favor including Paonessa. 7 opposed including Quigley. 8; Page 9, October 1913. This meeting was held during the Halloran adminis- A son was born yesterday at the o HEES Niles Sanitarium, Hartford, to Mr. and Mrs. Louis Raphael of 22 Grove All schools built on Bond Issue, Last year $50,000 was paid off on Bonds and this | il small portion of Bonds for school purposes were paid off except in 1918, The A short calendar session of the city Bonds for the schools referred to do not become due, some of them until 1941.|court was held this afternoon at 2:30 The only payments made from taxes were the Interest Payments. o'clock. e o LT e T profession, 5. Sewers. These are buflt on Bond Issue. Income from sewers s small. In 1922 about| Vote early and vote for Quigley.— ~... o o $17,000.00 was received and expenditures were $100,000.00, nd!t’l’;s e g i of the young Prnpl.l"s work of the ’!::t(;nar(‘:lll(s;;r'lml:ug::fik:\nlfhlmsrf.;‘};t 'l"':‘fi: 95 }-!m)‘s Semi-Brogue Oxfords , of genuin: A 6. Water Mains. The Water Department is self supporting. First Methodlst church, will attend | ",y french heels; hand turned soles. \ Toney Calfskin with either square toe o - - - ’ P the district rally to be held in the & 4 brogue patterns; rubber heels; all han 7. North End Park pur- Special Meeting Common Council October 1st, 1913, Committee on Parks: Messrs, [ First Methodist church in Waterbury geved: ! chaseid records. Extra good qual- ity Footwear at special low prices for today and 8-12. Purchase of land and building of schools. | — B 17 e e e e Vote early and vote for Quigley.— Snturda 2 Lot ; y Men's Sport Oxfords of Smoked ik wit] 13. Increase in City Dept. 1 propose to try to reduce it. =l St mahogany calf apron Duplex suction sole| GET 28 TROUT Mahogany Calf, plain toe Oxford w(h or mahogany calf Oxfords with plain tof f 14-17 Inc. Purchase of land All schools on Bond Issue. Last year $50,000.00 was paid off on Bonds and this leather soles and rubber heels. and leather sole and rubber heels, | for school purposes year approximately $110,000.00 must be paid off, and none of these payments are v | [ E 1 buildings. for any schools that were built during the Quigley Administration. § atd- eshos ”_L “_g PR i = Men From Berlin Power Station Also ] 18, Built Town Farm $3,000.00 appropriated for this work, and an additional $5,600.00 later needed. Get Stuck In Mud While On Fish- Dairy Barn. A special committee was appointed to find cost above $8,600.00. The barn to date has cost about $16,000.00 and is not finished yet. It was built without proper| ing Trip. b ;:n{hln,flnge::::(‘m and a herd of cattle housed in it were condemned by the Aniantomobila stuskeins the smuad gieipihen g v i Lo Latibe® € anq 18 houss fishing and shivering with cold, were amply rewarded in s True. the opinion of Arthur Goodrich, chief 19. ;‘;’\"'gh!?e‘;“‘x;’o‘:?s'e engineer at the Berlin power station EVERY PAIR i and Lewis Burdick, of the same place, GLUARANTEED vesterday when they returned home last night tired, but laden with 2§ a handsgme trout. Smoked Elk or gray suede with choice of The men left their homes yester-|black, brown or patent leather trimmings, either leather or rubber soles. Men's Mahogany Calfskin Oxfords on th New Custom Last 1n either plain toe or bo | toe; very dressy and comfortable; rubbe heels. True. Original appropriation was $12,000.00 and it cost about $20,000.00 to com- plete the building. This building was to be paid for as follows: 1922 .... $4,000.00 1923 ... 4,000,00 1924 .... 4,000.00 . Not a cent was paid during the Quigley Administration, and future mayors must | day morning at 3 o'clock and drove pay by direct taxation for his blunders. to Colchester. Enroute they struck a road that was so muddy their car got into the muck up to its hubs and it required several hours of backing, pulling and tugging before they man- aged to extricate themselves. 20. Built No. 6 Fire House .LOOK OVER OUR WINDOW DISPLAY" SHOES FOR THE KIDDIES Our store is equipped with the most up-to-date Children's Depart- ment in the city, ‘and the greatest care is taken in fitting the little ones by expert shoe fitters. We carry a complete line of Dr. Dean's Nature Shoes in Patent, Champagne tops or grey tops. Also patent leather or brown Oxfords and Pumps True. Cost approximately $18,000.00; this amount to be paid as follows: 1922 .... $6,000.00 1923 .... $6,000.00 1924 .... $6,000.00 In this case, as in many others Quigley gathers to himself the :credit for an un- dertaking for which others must pay. T WEDDING FEE GOES UP When Mr. Quigley took up municipal reins the tax rate handed him by the Demo- London, April 7. — Civil wedding cratic party was 15% mills on a Grand List of $41,000,000. fees here are about to be increased The Grand List was increased during his Administration, and when he left office |and the church authorities, alarmed he handed down a tax of 25 mills on a Grand List of $59,019,503. at the growing popularity of register offices, are expected to seize this op- portunity to induce bridal couples to | 21. Built Fire Alarm Housing Station. 22-23. Fair Tax Rate, 25 Mill Tax on Grand List of $58,019,503. ; N % v 3 i 24. People fixed tax at Admitted, but in spite of Mr. Quigley. Instead of by him. City meeting held at |come to the altar. AT THE NEW LOW PRICES : polls. Armory, presided over by Mr. Quigley. A motion to refer the matter to the According to the registrar general, § polis was made by present Mayor O. F. Curtis, and passed despite strenuous ob- |civil wedding fees have not been al- i Sole Agent% ¥l 1 | jections on, Quigley's part. A charter revision committee was then in existence, |tered since they were first fixed ahout A { { and the corporation counsel, against his own wishes was sent to the legislature 160 vears ago and now he proposes to, DR KAHLER RED CROSS ; W. L. DOUGLAS SHOE( to present a measure which would do away entirely with the City Meeting, there- | introduce a bill into the house of | ¥ by depriving the people of laying their own tax. He was attacked in the com-|commons which will give him the . ' £ mon council by Paonessa on March 19th, 1919, and the following day the bill|POWer to increase them. v vithdrawn. TLe tax rate that year was levied at the polls in spite of Mr. S e { 3:.!5512;' fe g 5 pite of NI «ORDER FRUIT NUT CUSTARD” ] i - New Haven Dairy Sunday dessert = g’ { spectal _this week is “FRUIT NUT|168 MAIN STREET NEXT TO N. B. SAVINGS BAN] It was his first and foremost obligation to the people who voted for him to keep CUSTARD.” A wonderful medley of If he desires hurrahs and brass bands for tro’pical fruits and nuts in a rich Seld vety cream. Sold only by New Haven Dairy dealers. Pints, 30c. Quarts, 60c.—advt. 25. No hosses, no corpor- ate influence. himself free to act in their interests. doing his simple duty he is engirely welcome to them. We have simply taken the things which Mr. Quigley himself pointed to as the high points of his administration, and have made no mention of his glaring blunders. LOUIS HERRUP Cor. 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