The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-01-02
CIomor Rises
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Topps Building, Grand street, an increase of $6l, ,l40 with a new valua- ton of $l22,540 as compared to a former value of $6l, 400.
 Jones Morgan Building, Bank Street, an increase of $26, 230; new valuation $266, ,83O, old value, ,$242, 500.
 Rose Shop, South Main Street, new valuation of $le3, TOO or an in- crease of $82,100 over the former valuation of $Il1, 600.
 Grieve Bisset 6 Holland Build ing, North Main Street, an increase of 967, ,180 with a new valuation of S248, ,5e0 as compared to an old Of $i8i 400.
 Apothecaries Hall Go. Building, a decrease of $6,7l0 with the new valuation set at $174,29O as com pared to $l8l,000. .4...
 Farrel Foundry Building, Mea- dow Street, an increase of $45 ,490; new valuation $l,0ll 400 and old $o65, ,9iO.
 Waterbury Tool Company, part owned by Vickers, Inc, new valua- tion $2S9 ,590, old valuation $2S8, 900.
 Waterbury National Bank Build ing, Grand Street, an increase of $l2, ,430; new valuation $477 300, old assessment, $464,870.
 Waterbury Savings Bank, North Main Street, a decrease of $85 300 with a new valuation set at $277 800 as compared to the former of $313- 400.
 Palomba Building, Bank and Grand Streets an increase of S90,- 660; new valuation $320,660; old as- sessment, $23O000.
 As reported in The Democrat yesterday other noteworthy valua- tions are:
 Highest increase on downtown retail and office property is on the Brown Building. which has re- ceived an increase of $924, 100. New valuation of this property is set at $1, ,485 ,46O.
 Other outstanding valuations are:
 Chase Brass & Copper company, manufacturing property only) $5,- 530, ,32O, an increase of S9l5, ,720 over the old valuation.
 American Brass company. (man- ufacturing property only) $5,955 ,090, an increase of $554,5l0 over the old valuation.
 Camp property (site of Liggets, Inc, Exchange Place., $l,263 POO, increase of $S45, 300.
 Lilley building, $307 ,250, an in- crease of $52,35O.
 Trinity Apartments, $300,000. a decrease of approximately $5i, 900, but an increase of $39,000 over the purchase price paid July, l944, for this property.
 Spot checks made in various areas in the city as to private dwellings show general increases. Land valu- ations in some sections. particularly Prospect street. Hillside avenue, etc. have decreased by one-half.
 Residents who received increase notices today made repeated calls to the assessors office to register complaints. Similar calls were made to The Waterbury Democrat for information. One person. stating she representcu her entire street stated the residents would appear en masSe next week. Another said the community club of her area woull protest.
 As stated in yesterdays Demo- crat, MT. Jenks asserted that all complaints and questions might be filed with his office after, but not before, Monday, Jan. '. The staff is now preparing the master file for the an anticipated rush.
 All referrais must be made ir writing by the property owner or the accredited agent of such, and left with MT. Jenks. They will be reviewd with the individual and fl the results are unsatisfactory will be referred to the Board of Tas Review. The latter is comprised oi Victor Mambruno (D) chairman; Bernard Ridley, lD) and Carmine Calo (Rl. Mir. Jenks serves on the board ex officio.
 I All persons not receiving notices today or within the week are moi likely, to be recipients of such boost These property owners will receive formal notices of the new vallla. tion within the month.
 All complaints must be ifNeret on or before Feb. 70