The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-24
MORE APPEALS.
Many Taken by Taxpayers Yester'


The law firm of Newton, Church &
Hewitt have filed thirteen appeals from
the decisions of the assessors on prop
erty located in this city. The papers
We're served by Constable Patrick Bree
The appeals filed by Constable Bree are
as follows:
Frank f. Lewis. trustee, property at
227 Crown street, originally assessed at
s14,5OO, reduced to $12,75O by the board
of relief and valued at $1,000 by the
owner.
Carrie T. c. Treat, 113 George street,
assessed for $1S,150, reduced to $lO,5oO,
and valued at $4,000.
| Henry G. Newton, guardian OF X. f.
and ]. ]. Bradley, property at TAO State
street, assessed for s4,760, valued at ST.
900
Henry G. Newton, seventeen pieces of
property in various parts Of the city, al
legged to be excessively assessed.
Farmers and Mechanics bank Of
Middletown, property II and IS Woos-
ter place, assessed for s10,S45, valued at
$4,000.
w. K. Townsend, executor for Olivia
Leavenworth, five pieces of property,
including the Polo rink on Chapel
street. which Is assessed for $246SS and
valued at SIS, 900 by the owners.
Franklin S. Bradley, six pieces of
property located in various sections Of
the city and alleged to be excessively
assessed.
william E. Chandler 81 High street.
property assessed for $751; ana valued
by the owner at $4,000.
Charles A. Sheldon, 100 Sherman ave-
nue., property assessed at $9,S25, valued
at $4,000.
The Hewitt company, sixteen PIECES
of land, all held to be overtaxed.
w. III. H. Hewitt, thirty-eig pieces
of property assessed at about one-third
in excess of their real value.
Estate of Sidney w. Buck, two pieces
of property assessed at $4,130 and val
ued at $4,000.
Estate Of Henry Rogers, thirtyfour
pieces of property, all assessed at more
than the value claimed by the owner.
John w. Alling, executor under the
will of Julius A. Preston, property on
Irving street, assessed at S1,100.
Fannie L. English, on No. Academy
street, assessed at sS,43l and reduced
by the board Of relief to 1912.
John w. Alling, on property On Mil
street, Beach street, Lilac street, Mans
field street, Sachem street, Chapel
street, Genessee street, Pond Lily ave
nue., Harper street and J.itchfield turn
pike.
Isaac Goldstein, on property on Foote
street
Benjamin L. Lambert ct al, on prop
erty at No. 21S Dixwell avenue.
Walter Maley, on Grown street prop
erty,
Trinity parish and the Gamble-Des-
mond company on the Insurance build
ing property, assessed at S373,300.
Chapel Street Ecclesiastical society,
on property on Peck street
Edward Mal)ey, on property at 9o6-912
Chapel street, Temple street, Center
street, Gregson street and Derby ave-
nue..
Mrs. Sarah M. Armstrong on M. lao
Meadow street, assessed at $19,711.
Edward A. Smith, No. 67 Clay street,
$3.50.
New Milford Savings bank, 40 Con-
gress avenue, assessed at $1S,170
Solomon Mead 122 Derby avenue, as
sessed at $9,324.
Edward Cowles appeals on No Cos
Whalley avenue assessed at S23,53o.
John Coyle appeals on No. 101 Liberty
street, assessed at $500 and on No. ISL
1888 Columbus avenue, assessed at S1O,-
SOB.
DR.. G. E. Skinner and others appeal
on No. 81 Grove street, assessed at sie,-
657, valued by owned and for sale at
$4,000.