New Britain herald., 1922-12-19
ABATEMENT OF TAXES
 APPROVED TOTALS $6S3
Mayor and Aldermen Also Favor Eleven Personal
 Tax Petitions

Property tax abatements to the amount of $6S3.69 were favored by the mayor and board of aldermen at session last night in Mayor A. M. Paonessa's office. and the board also acted favorably upon the petitions of Il persons for abatement of personal taxes.
 In all cases where personal tax abatement was favored the petitioner or representative appeared before the board. Various causes were as- cribed for the petitions for relief. In some instances the petitioner set forth that he was crippled while there were several widows with children. In a few cases no action was taken pend ing an investigation by the collector.
 Following are the personal tax abatements to be recommended to the common council next week:
 Cepheus McGowan, 62 Smalley street, crippled hand and two chill
 
 Siedzik, 42 Grove street, widow with two children, tax abated; Annie Wan da of 16. Sexton street, husband earns but SIS weekly, has seven chill dren to support, tax abated; Mary Wilson, 100 Lawlor street, widow with three children, tax abated; Theresa Hooper, II Lilac street, husband liv- ing, six children to support, tax abat- ed; Eva Miscons, 79 Beaver street widow with three children two oi whom are workf,sat 'ase lfd ever fol |ins estigation; Mary Egan. loi Wash ington street, grass widow with three children, tax abated; Anthony Da- brovolski, P Smith street, has a crip- pied hand which enables him to earn but $19 weekly, and has two children to support.
 Zaira Spaccalute, 47 Willow street, widow with three children, one of whom works, tax abated; Veronica Ciesielslki, 199 Broad street, husband living, four children, case held up fol further investigations; Anna Davey, 2s Hurlburt street, one child, employed case held up for investigation; Julia Kojefsky. 971 Stanley street, husband sick, four children, tax abated; Ca silda Donate, AZ Oak street. husband alive, eight children, tax abated; Mary Jakbuczyk, 196 Curtis street, sever children. tax abated; Mary Sansome 53 Cherry street, four children, hus- band living, case held up for investi- gation.
 The following rebates were ordered,
 Stuart Hellberg, an ex-soldier fol taxes paid on property at 5S Lincoln street; Antonio Di Pinto for taxes paid on barn that he never owned in 1917, and upon a store that he never owned, in 1918, the amount be ing $4.05; Michael Haugh, an ex' sailor, for personal tax of 1920 ant 1921; Fred H. Huck, an ex-service man for $10 tax paid on an automo bile; Henrietta Titz, sprinkling tax oI Smalley street property. the stree having been sprinkled only part O the year, rebate s9.12; August w Hausrath. sprinkling tax on Monroe street property, for the same reason rebate, SIPS.
 Abatements recommended by th board of assessors were allowed a follows:
 Patsy Aliva. s22; Fred Andres s7.7O; A. A. Beckwith, $6.60; w. s Bradley, s6.o4; H. $. Covell, s2.2o Aurellio Canzonetti, s1.25; Bridge Darrow, SIG; Angelo Donofrio, slS.2o ID. l.. Dunn, $t2.1o; E. A. ant Anna Edward, s5.92; Albert Fl Ilert, sS; 0. F. Erling, s2.2o; Pete IGherline, s9.9o. Y. Geragasian, $5.70 F. c. and N. l.. Helm, S3.55; H. ( Hine, $16.50; Oscar and Hilma Holm ouist, s5.62; Martin Horwitz, ss.So Boleslaw Yanovitch, s14.30; Phili Kallgren. $2,2o: c. Kelly. s1; F. | Knox, s3.S4; Antone Komar, s2.2o u. B. Krenn, si5.40; l.. w. Lawyer I$714; M. r. Leghorn, $14.S5; Saral Lockwin, s143o; Fred Logan. s12.64 Fortunate Bartalucci, $7.70, Matthey Mazeika, s1.77; Catherine Moore $40; Tom Murray. ss3; Steve Mug ginski. s1.96.
 Thomas McAvay. s4,4o New Brit dll IltbftN DupPis NO'hP"'Si B. Novak. $16.50; Alfred Olson, $2.20 Robert O'Neill, s2.2o; Angelo Pes tritto. s3.S4; Axe Peterson, s2.66 William Phelan. s2.2o; w. B. Quin livan. s2.20; John Rappanotti. $2.2o c. B. Ritchie, s2.20; St. Peter's churcl corporation. s64; Frank Schmidt s2.2O: w. J. Sidoti, $50; Phili Spindler. s2.2o; Spring & Day, $44 Fred Stabert, s4 John Swanson s5.5O; Aloisa Taucher. ss.5o; Ale Urban, $2; c. s. Wells, $3.S4; Sheldoi Wessoleck, s2.20; John w. Iehrei | $10.92; Reuben Bosley. $2.2o; Sve Hanson, sS.3o; Lester M. Johnson s6.5o; w. M. Greenstein. s6.6o Michael Leghorn. s12.4; w. Quinlivan, s2.42: Philip Scappeatt
 s22: Spring & Day. s46.75: J. A Swanson, s6.o5; Samuel Sanders S3g.60.