The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-02-26
ASSESSMENT APPEALS.
Important Report by Board of Relief
 The Reductions.

The board of relief yesterday complet'
 ed it's work of Investigating the merits
 of the several appeals from assessment
 made on new buildings, business i'm
 provements and materials and made its
 report yesterday afternoon. The, details
 of the water company's and other as- sessments and respective reductions fol- low:
 New Haven Water company-Estl-
 mate cost of pipe used in city proper,
 $S60,000, reduced to $695,000. Estimated cost of pipe under Quinnipiac river, 2-3 in ward il, $8OOO, reduced to $6,5OO; estimated cost of pipe in ward Is, west vile, $75,00O, reduced to $62,50O; estimat- ed cost of pipe in wards IA and 15, S75,- 900, reduced to 62,50O; pipe under Quin- nipiac river, Is in ward 14, S5,OOO, re- duced to s3,500. Total assessment, $1,- | 029, 900; total reduction $193,00O, leaving | the assessment of the pipes used by the | Water company now standing at $S23,- 00O
 Bowditch Furniture Co.-Assesslnent, | $30, ,000; reduced to $25,000.
 Veru Bicycle and Rubber Co.-Assess- 1 ment, $5000; no change.
 Charles D. Coyle-New buildings, 332 Howard avenue, S4,400, reduced to $4,oo0; 336 Howard avenue, from $4,4O0, reduc- l ed to $3, 900
 | Edward L. Janswick, Westville--Drug business, $1,4OO; reduced to S1,0OO. | Ezra A. Healy-S1,200 to $S00 | w. B. Duncan-Furniture in Duncan hall, Chapel street, $7,5OO; no change.
 Philip Fresenius & Sons - Business, $20,0O0; reduced to s15,000; same, horses and waogns, $2,50O, reduced to $200o. s. Silverthau & Sons-Business, $10,- 900; reduced to $7,OOO
 John Coyle--Improvemen at IS1 Co., lumbus avenue, $100O; reduced to $500.
 Carrie E. Colburn-Improveme at 123 Bristol street, $40O; reduced to $2OO.
 Isaac Dickerman, Westville-TWo cows, S100; reduced to $S0.
 Robert Langdale & Conditioning business, $1,50O; reduced to s1,0OO.
 John F. Shanley-Business at 7SS Grand avenue, $1,200; reduced to $500.
 A. & F. acobson-Business at 7S2 Grand avenue, $1,2O0; reduced to $1,00O
 Cox & Lyon-Business at 776 Chapel street, $9,000; reduced to $6,50O.
 Paul Jente & Brother-Business at 101 Broadway, $2,500; reduced to $2OOO.
 w. A. Woodward-Two new houses on Woodward avenue, s9OO each; no change.
 Henry Weirweiss-50O Congress ave- nue, business, s3,3OO reduced to $3 1000.
 Kahn 6 Co-222 State street, busi- ness, $1000; no change.
 H. c. Collins-134 Fairmont avenue, new house, $3,2O0; no change.
 Norton & Son-Business, 67 Church street, $2 900; reduced to $1,500.
 Frederick Mansfield Annex-Two watches and piano, $75; taken off the list.
 Robert A. Youngerman = Business, :. $400; no change.
 R. A. & N. H. Youngerman-Bus | ness, 34 Congress avenue $500; no change.
 Arthur May-New house, 35 Green wood street, s46SO; reduced to s4,220.
 F. F. Judd--One house, $50; reduced | to s25; E. P. Judd Co, S1oo0o; to $s,OOO. Twentieth Century Food Co.-Busi- l ness $7000; reduced to $5,500
 Mrs. Bella F. Alexander-New barn, $50: reduced to $100
 Fred B. Brill and wife-Drug busi- 1 ness $150O; reduced to $1ooO.
 Merritt L. Benton - Shoe business, Grand avenue, S1 500: no change
 John J. McGlynn-New house, corner Chapel and Franklin streets $8,100; | reduced to $7,e50.
 D. S. Gilhuly-Rusiness $500; np change.
 c. F. Longley & Co.-Business, s30,- )00; no change.
 Henry Kraft--Tailor business s1,40O; reduced to S1000.
 Ella Gower-Piano taken off the list Spier & Co.-Coal business, $9,O0O; no change.
 Charles and Bertha Hartung-New house, s6 Thompson street, sS,42O; re- luced to s2,92O.
 New Haven Clock Co-Business $25O,- 100; reduced to $200,00O
 Charles A. Marvin-New house, West 5ille, $7,200; reduced to S6,200 Brooks & Co-Business State and Chapel streets, SIP 900; reduced to $9 9,O0O. Anna s. c. Smith-63 shares of Mid lletown Banking Co., $4,662 reduced to I ,260, Stone Trust rporation-Unfinished $300O0; no change
 Clinton M Bird--Shop, barn, etc., Park street, s26,925; reduced to $21, 800. Fred M. Smith-s2O00, to $1,50O The assessment of $25,00O on the busi- ess of the National Pipe Bending con- . any was not changed, neither was the ssessment fo s1sO0O assessed against ' he Evening Leader company. The as- essment of $1,50O on property at No. 2S Water street belonging to David Floyd yas reduced from $1,5O0 to S1,O0O. One ' undred and eighty dollars assessed on s barn belonging to Joseph T. Whittle- V ey was taken off the list. c