New Britain herald., 1922-01-21
GRAND LIST LESS
 BY LARGE AMOUNT Reduced S99,600 Compared to
 Last Year ANOTHER HO07CH RAID
Angelo Terraro of Bank Street Fined S5I.5i by Justice Prior Following Activity of state Police Here Church NOticcs-Othcr Items.

The grand list for 1921. following
 the completion of the assessors work,
 amounts to $4,212,449, which Is ap-
 proximately s29,soo less than that of
 1920
 The slump In the total Is due to the
 vast sum of exemptions awarded sol
 diers and families of soldiers. The
 following is q list of the items as com
 piled by the assessors:
 Dwelling houses, 91l, total. $l,553,-
 GAO; barns, sheds. garages, etc, 572,
 sSS,531; house lots and building land
 4,662, $656,S70; stores, shops and
 stables, 63, s202,599; mills and fac
 tories, 4l, s797,S77; land tracts, 6,O5o,
 $l47,6S1 horses and mules, 10S,
 $7,4a0; cattle, 1SS, s11,625: sheep, goats and swine, s3,425: automobiles,
 3S7. s146,1bS; carriages, wagons and
 bicycles $1,53o; jewelry, s2,l25 fur
 niture and musical instruments, s20,-
 S05; farm implements, $3,050; me- chanics and trades men goods, $56S,-
 599; cables, wires, poles, pipe, etc, | S66,372; money at interest on hand and deposited, s7.655; all taxable property not previously mentioned, s5,3o6, and additional 10 per cent by l the assessors. s12,1l1.
 Heaviest Taxpayers.
 The following is a list of the heav- test taxpayers in the town, who have been assessed on more than $5,000
 Fannie A. Alderidge, slo,24o; Charles F. Andrews, $6,395; B. B. Bacon, S5, 125: Henry c. Baum, s5,355; H. c
 Baum Electro Plating company, $5,- 24o; Joseph Berardy, s6,697; I. J. Hirnbaum, s5,03S; Bristol Mills, s118,- 5l9; Dr. J. N. Bull, s5,935; George R. Hyington, s1s,35o; Margaret Cady, S6,700; Joseph Cagliando, $34.1S0; Charles H. Calor, $63S5; E. T. Carter. sl4,425; A. N. Clark and Son. s5,4oo; John Cook and company, s11,643; w. l.. Cook, $5,410; Reuben o. Day, s5. l06; Charlotte F. DiggIe, $7,344.
 Grace l.. Diggle, s10.036; Katherine DeJnlio, sS,21S; William S. Eaton s2S,767; James A. Eaton, s5,o70; John and Frank Farriola, s10,043; James J Graham. $5,190; E. D. Gridley estate. S6,2oo; Mary E. Gridey, s7,654; Stanley S. Gwilim and estate of wife s5,7o2; G. Arthur Hadsell, s9,O79; Charles Hanson. Sl3,520; Charles P Hart, s19,59O; Fred D. and Mrs. Hast
 ngs S5.4l9; w. J. Hemingway, $11,- 1So; H. w. Higgins, s9.541; Emma Hills, s20,520; Edwin H. Hills, s29.- l2S; Charles w. Hird, s7,120; Estate of John Hird, s5,G7O; Barbara Hoorle, S24,765: William J. Johnson, s5,91o; Mary A. karageorge, s9.5S0 Kirk S. Kyle, s5,16o; Tony Lippia, s5,6G2; Arthur J. Lynch, s6,55O; Fred B. Manchester, s5,419: MT. and Mrs. w. c. Manning, s6,5so; Adelne Mason. s6,oSo; Ella D. Mayo, s5,0s0; Mary and Antonio Meflito, $5.1o2; Muud c. Miller. s624S; Vincenzo Minelo, sS, 67o; John B. Minor. s1o,o71: Dr. Charles w, Moody. s6,46S; Henry Morgan. s6,S24 James J. Murphy; $6,76o; Rose Mcdonald, s7,0so; James !. McNally, s6,O74: Neri Brothers. $S5,04o; Charles H. Newton, s5,695; Lucia T, Newton, $25,234; Newton Manufacturing Company, s10,769; Bess Norton, s6.s94: Minton A. Nor ton, S,1o7; Peck Spring Co. slo,9S5; PlalnviIle Casting company, s26.93S; Plainviile Realty, s1O,62S; Plainville Trust Company, s13,475; Plainvlle Water Company. $44.922: Plainvlle Lumber and Coal company, s25,36O; Plainville Manufacturing Company S12,300; Catherine J. Preston, s6,023; Peter J. Preston, $5,100;- Myron E Rogers, s19,222; M. P. Ryder estate, s5,247; sequassen lodge, s1o,95o; lIuph TT Gsp,ncnn T Steel and Bearing Company, s366,0G3; Mary r.. Stephenson, s5,212; Helen Strunz s5,6l9; Adrian Swanson, s5,- S25; E. l.. Swift, $5.352; Santi Torri, s5,3o5; Trumbul Electric Manufac- turing Company, S5o3,412; Henry T.-lmbull, S42,435; John II. Trumbull, $50, Phebe Tyler, s6,462; R. B. Usher, $6,a65; c. A. Warren, s16,SS5; Estate of Susan A. Wheeler, sS,133; Estate of Emma White, s2O,o64, Joseph and Georgia Winninger, $5,- OS2; G. c. Woodford, s7,9S3.
 Non-R -Rcsidents.
 The following is a list of non-resi- | dents over s5,o00; Bristol and Plain vile Electric Company, s12,33O; Con- necticut Railway and Light Company, | s9,4bo; Connecticut Quarries, $47.67o; 1 sarah Freeman, Bridgeport, S7,645; | I.anders, Frary & Clark, S109,962.
 Levin and Meyorwitz. Meriden, s6,- 454: c. iIamatoser, Bristol, s11,3OO; Cecilia Meehan, New Britain, S5,O25; Florence & Mclean of Norfolk, $10,- foo; Mary, Agnes and Ralph Newton, rhomaston, s11,319; New Haven Dis rict Camp Grounds association, Sl5,- D25; c. H. Norton, Worcester s21,- PA; Theodore Phillips, Phia., s5,665; D. and Victoria Pietrovio, Bristol, $S,- $50: Standard Oil Company, S46,2So; Rose Mcdonald and Catherine Tracy, Bristol, Si7,t22 and White Oak Ice s5,o5o.
 Fined SB45t
 Angelo Terraro of Bank street was 1ned s25 and costs amounting to s54.54 by Justice Edward P Prior ast evening following raid by State Officers Flynn and Smith and Patrol nan E. w. Furrey at his home late n the afternoon.
 The trial was held at the home of he justice. William J. Foran acted 10 plOSSNului' iCildio WliO nus been | n this country but one year, was un- lble to understand the proceedings ganst him and it was necessary to all in Duffy Gnazzo to act as interpre- CT. Through Gnazzo, it was learned hat the accused had made wine and bout a barrel of this had been seized " the officers. He believed that he ould manufacture it for his own use.
 1erraro is employed at the Plain- file Casting company, having came 0 this town some three months apo