The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-20
AUTOMOBILE TAX EXPLAINED FULLY Collector to Receive Dues Here Wednesday and
 Friday Nights
OAKVILLF
Correspondent: Mae Villa Babir
 1917 Watertown Avenue

The tax collector of the Oakville Fire District, w. c. McGowan calls attention to the new law affecting taxes on automobiles.
 This new law effective July 1, 1885, states that taxes on automo- piles due after July 1. 1885, must be paid within sixty days from the date the tax becomes due. Failure to do this will result in rather drastic action by the tax collector, who must report the unpaid tax to the Motor Vehicle commissioner who in turn will suspend the reg istration on the car involved until such time that the owner shall produce to the commissioner a tax receipt showing the tax has been paid. This applies strongly to people who own a car having nc real estate on the assessment list To receive taxes, the collector will be at Spooners Drug Store Wed. nesday and Friday evenings of this week.
 William G. McGowan, tax collec. tor of the Oakville Fire District reports there are still some un' paid taxes on the books for 1884 Although the amount uncollectet for the year mentioned is less thai fifty dollars there is probably som, of this that will never be collected | from the present owners, many having completely abandoned theil holdings which in every instance are building lots that surround the village in Hazelwood, Melrose, Oak. vile Terrace and Capewell Park. When a holder of lot fails # pay his taxes for number o1 years the tax collector must sell the lots for price to cover the taxes, interest, lien fees and selling costs. The collectors hope by this method to get the lots into. the holder of people who really wan, them and will in future years keel the taxes paid up.
 Miscellaneous Shower A miscellaneous shower wa, | held at the home of Miss Vers Caseno of Dikeman street last eve ming in honor of Miss Mary Da ponte.
 The home was attractively dec orated with pink and blue crep' paper and vases of garden flow CTS.
 Games, and music were enjoyed and later in the evening a deliciou buffet luncheon was served.
 Miss Dapone was the recipien of many beautiful and costly gift from the guests attending wh' were: Theresa Monterose, Luci, Dibbesio, Mrs. Josephine Polo Mary Furatungeto, Mrs. Ida Tarul To, Gertrude Covotto, Virgini; Blasco, Mrs. Alphonse Daponte Mrs. J. Carssine, Mrs. R. Paris Miss Lucy Daponte, Miss Jenni Caserio, Mrs. Jennie Mennillo, Mrs James Santansiere, Mrs. Pascaca San Angelo, Miss Carmella Sal Angelo, Mrs. Louise Peartefas, Mrs John Darmark, Miss Mary Caserio Mrs. Patsy Marine, Miss Mar, Marine; B. Lou Samella, Pete Caseri, Mir. Covatti. MT. Marine Joseph Daponte, James Mennillo and Tony Caserio.
 Steak and Frankfort Roast MT. and Mrs. Clarence Yale o Oakwood avenue entertained ; steak and frankfort roast on thet lawn yesterday afternoon. The lawn was attractively decor ated with lanterns of various col ors and tables arranged with vase of garden flowers.
 Radio music was enjoyed by tn, guests attending who were: MT and Mrs. Henry Gunsalus and sol Vernon; MT. and Mrs. John Bar low and daughter, Sylvia Ann Miss Katherine Henderson, ant Miss Betty Harder of Virginia: MT ana Mrs. Charles Thornley. MT anG u1,,,, Mrs. Roy Yale. MT. and Mrs MIlham sachsenhauser, and son