New Britain herald., 1923-02-02
SPECIAL INCOME OF
 CITY IS SlS5,35O
Such Is Report 10 Be Submitted Finance and Taxation Board

The eity's estimated income for the next hseal year. aside from tax rev. eRne, will be sis5,aaa, The board or finance and taxation will he informed next Monday evening when t holds its first session of the year,
 or this amount ss5,000 is from the state of Connecticut for school enu- meTation, ssT,AAa from the consolidat' cd school district; sl0,000 from street spTinkling assessments sio,o0e rom personal taxes, Other items Of ln' come are as follows States Of Con- neetieut, evening schools, sl,h0ai liE brary and apparatus, $500. penalty tax. thA0I tax on bank and insurance stock. sls,00o; town deposit fund in- come. s7oO, town clerks office fees s6,O00: police court, si7,o0oi city court. sl,OO0, fines and costs al jail, sl,000, income from city property, s700: building permits, ss,s00; char ity department, ss,000; suhways. si'- goo; interest on bank balance, 5000; health department si,000; municipal ice fund. st,70e: police department from theaters, s5,000, miscellaneous. sl.06A.
 Special appropriations which will come before the board of finance and taxation are as follows: New Britain institute. sSi,000; New Britain Gen. eral hospital. ss.000: Stanley Post, G. A. R. $50; and Spanish War Yeter- ans. si00 for Memorial day: Stanley Post. G. A. R. for running expenses. $500: police pension fund, si,65o; firemen's pension fund, si,eoo; city building fund. s5.OOo; comfort sta ton maintenance. s7,00o; public amusement commission, s5,0o0; park commissioners, including Walnut Hill s22,5h0: state, county and military tax, sll5.0oo; visiting nurse associa- ton, s4,00o: widows pension fund, s5.000: catch basins. sS,o00; total, s204.1o0. Payment of state, county and military taxes this year amounted to stl5,S23.iS.
 For incidental expenses, s27,150 will be asked, which is s2,150 more than was appropriated for the pres ent year. This account is already overdrawn sS,4S3.46. For advertis- ing and printing s2,00o is asked, which is $500 more than allowed this year. For office supplies. sS,OO0 is asked. which is $500 more than the amount allowed this year (the amount spent to date In this account is s7,103.SD. For city election $1,000 is asked as against s6,o00 al- lowed for the present year, the de- crease being accounted for by the fact that this year is an of year." For election of members of the city meeting board. $500 is asked and for telephones, s650. For reporting births and deaths, the request appro- priation in s65o, the same as the ap- propriation for the present year and for municipal record and charter and ordinance, s1,2o0 is asked. For sum- dry accounts. s5,2o0 was appropriat- ed, and s10,000 is asked.
 The appropriation needed for in- terest and discounts is s161,S32.5o, itemized as follows: Sewer bonds, | s55.993.75; street bonds, s7,700; park l bonds s9,S95; school bonds, s79,405; refunding bonds, s1,59S.75; Town fund. s37o; city notes dated s-1-19 Fire Station No. s. $500: city notes
 
 ters, s450: city notes dated 12-15-22, comfort station, $5,000.
 For payment on principal, s315,eoo will be asked, as follows: School bonds for 1923, s74,o00; refunding bonds due 1923, s5,ooo; park bonds due 1923. s2.O0O: street bonds due 1923. $3o.o00; sewer bonds due 1923, $5,oo0: sinking fund sewer bonds, s15,ooO; sinking fund street bonds, $2,0O0; sinking fund school bonds, s5,000; sinking fund municipal build ing bonds s2,000; city notes dated S-1-19, due s-1-23, $10,000; city notes dated 12-15-22, due S-1-23, $6,0o0; city notes issued in anticipa- ton of taxes, s159,90o.
 Tn the salaries account. general government, $64,2so is asked for next year. This allows for increases all ready voted to some officials.