New Britain herald., 1929-10-05
CHARGE OF LYING
 KFATEDLY DENIED
 BY DOBRONQLSKI
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(Continued From First Pagol ant who became ill and remained in, active for seven years. During that period Of time. MT, Dobrowolski .aid D he collected no rents, and foW months ago, when the woman de cided to move to different parts. he demanded no payments from her, '' FoTcSccs High Future Costs
 Martin Kelly. who WAS named chairman Of the nth ward commit tee, was the first speaker on the pro- gram There is way to stop pao- pie from losing their properties. There must be-" he said. "brcause people must live and the sooner q change does come th" better. But l cant see how tAa tax rate can be lowered when in few years the city will be compelled 10 build a ne" police station. formulate n@" water system, improve roads build Eore schools and install q no" sewer system" he stated.
 "We can at least b. reasonable in our expenditures and decrease fNe cost which tHe taxpayer will be obliged to pay, The state wjiI compel the city to install a new sewer sys- tenn in this city any tim" u0".' he asserted, 50 why not save where We can?"
 Looks for Practical solution
 pr. \. E. Jatfe. chairman of the third ward committee, was the fol- lowing speaker, and said. "The New Britain taxpayers association has been organized for the sole purpo7e Of ameliorating the present condi- tions Of taxation. It is the result Of a crying necessity og financial dis nress in which the bulk of the loca! taxpayers have been plunged,
 Tt is seeking possible solution 10 reduce taxes through the cooper alton of the taxpayers and pubic of- a crying necessity of financial dis cussion analysis. and practical Su8- gestions. it hopes to bring its pro- gram to a successful solution.
 Will Avoid Politics
 "In our demands we are trying TO avoid political issues and other po- ntical problems connected win trickerv. We refuse to recognize Fls- ionarv stumbling blocks and shas' that are suggested or offered by some who are against this movement.
 If the present conditions Shouid he allowed to exist without a checR' 1t would mean total ruin to many citizens sf this city. With our future needs of water school and sewer nroh,ens staring at US we are at d complete loss when the question or taxation arises. Thel efore. We de- nand the city officials 10 come to- gether with the citizens and solve the painful question.
 Realty Conditions "Unbearablc'
 "The taxpayers association Will not surrender it's efforts 10 combat for lower taxation. no matter what is done to oppose fl. The situation in the realty market is absolutely rnbearable from q financial angle The rents are lowered. tcnements emptied. with values at trench dous decline.
 Tn spite of the increase of the grand list taxes, those connected with taxation are uncoI.cerned about the taxpayers. Our park, school and public works departments 1aHo consumed too much money and We urge q drastic effort to decrease their expenditures,
 Wsnt Zoning Changes
 "We also demand a radical change in the zoning system, to allow the construction of more business prop erty and thereby increase the city income. An end should be put tc that propaganda of park expansion and park improvement squandcrings
 "The city should stop the issue oi bonds for at least temporary per iod, as it is already in debt foI several million dollars, We call ouI Officials to curtail the present un, necessary public work expansion which should be limited to mee Immediate needs only
 "Too much politics and too mucl political play throws the truth into obscurity and covers all the isaUe Of tax reduction with smok' screen. All civic expansions, 10 mat ter what they are as long aa they arr Impressive to the taxpayer, mean , tax tyranny.
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 "A city with all civic improve nents and impoverished taxpayers i just like jewels on a tramp. We ar not political nody seeking powc or recognition poliU"a'It. The smal business men are being crushed b tn" organized competition Of tHe EI Rantic chain stores Wares in th factories have been sIiceI and 'h introduction Of new labor sav0 machines. and other means of eff ciency in industry hase b"u~f.je only the very few.
 Taking into consideration th above mentioned facts, we drman a revaluatIon in all prorrrtns tha have suffered q decrease m value. business Is poor. wages GerraaseC with the realty market cruuhlnl .why should taxes ha SO high" E}. Ohe federal government has N"en r' -ducing taxes at intervals, r-taru;n to the people cash money Y l- "Pa now contemplating a tax rrlucro'
 Tn my r"c..t conversation sit the mayor and other officials. found them 10 be fayorahIy j- cuned and willing to lisron to lu. grievances. ! hope that thaN vi reach a satisfactory solurou."
 Three Specific Complaints
 John SmClak. financial s..rrrt.r nf fhe as,nciaflnn- r.ni LN. IrILn.