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Newspaper

Bridgeport Evening Farmer

Location

Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1909

Page

9

Martin Terrace Damages and Benefits Reported by Council

The council approved the report on Martin Terrace from Pair Avenue to Elleworth Street for benefits and damages. Benefits equal to damages were awarded to named individuals including Burroughs Home Joseph E. Martin Tatue t. mare mond Brartes Wilkinson Altres Gitman Estate Olson A. Sprague Larsen and Andrewerg. May 3 1908 May 4 1908 Attest L J Gill City Clerk.

Apof Martin Terrace Pairfield Avenue Elleworth Damian Benefis Burroughs Joseph E. Martin Tatue T. Mare Mond Brartes Wilkinson Altres Gitman Olson A. Sprague Larsen and Andrewerg Attest L. J. Gill City Clem

Notice of damages and council vote on May 3 2008

A damaged notice notes a council vote on May 3 2008 and reports the Borough of Ap os Benefits and Demages action. Names Florian add Clara i Vincent and Allen appear among parties, with references to premises and damages following. Assistant Guy Clark listed.

Mm Council Bosra of Apos Benefits Demages

Town Council Votes On Avenue Layout Plan

May 3, 2909, the Board of Appeals Benefits and Damages ordered the layout of Hillside Avenue by the Common Council. The May 1 note records approvals and signatures from officials including Gaaz H. Long and J i 3. rn Anelataat Citgr Chori.

Board of Apos Hillaide Ave Common Combat

Alpine Street Forest Damages and Benefits Report

Council records from May 5 1909 show the Board of Ap ps Benefits and Damages found equal compensation for named residents on Alpine Street Curtis Plumbest WE Wright Estella Thecdin A Witern Annie B Joby J Glennon in the premises. Attest City Clerk Gill assistant.

Tayoot Alpine Street Board of Apps Curtin Plumbest Wright Estella Thecdin A. Witern Annie B Joby J. Glennon

Layout of Waldorf Avenue Damages and Benefits Report

City records show May 3 1909 Common Council approval of Waldorf Avenue layout from Fairs Pind Avenue to Ellsworth Street. Board of Appeals report states damages awarded exceed benefits to no persons and benefits exceed damages to listed individuals, including Edward S Percival Caroline Scammon Bridgeport Land Title Company and others, with equal damages and benefits to named recipients. approval by City Clerk Sant J Gill on May 1908.

Waldorf Avenue Fairs Pind Avenue Ellsworth Street Common Council Board of Apal Waldorf Ellsworth Edward S. Percival Caroline Scammon Bridgeport Land & Title Company Baward S. Percival Richard Dundon Erle Engstrand Eilabeth Engstrand Oscar Swansot Archie McCallum Torsten Digtford Ana ‘Rekta Clafford Sant Rose Street Nobies Avenue Huntington Road Board of Noblevenue Huntington Annie Sedlar Anna J. Sedlar William J. Sedlar

Butler Avenue Layout Dispute Advancing in 1909 Proceedings

The Common Council on May 3 1909 accepted the lay out and the assessments for benefits and damages related to Butler Avenue from State Street to Pairfield Avenue. The January 1909 order and the assessment confirmed seven and more benefits to no persons, with named persons and age lists appearing in the document including George N. Smalley.

Butler Avenue State Street Pairfield Avene Common Council Board of Pairfeld Avenue George N. Smalley

Street layout decision on Alfred Street approved

The Common Council accepted the Alfred Street layout from Fairfield Avenue to Ash Creek with assessments confirmed. The order dated May 3 1908 references the layout, while the earlier directive from July 1 1907 directed the project.

Harmony Street layout benefits and damages ruling 1907

The Harmony Street layout case dated September 2 1907 was accepted with assessments confirmed. It names Bridget Ward Josephine Cullen George Peabody George Hawley John Keenan Jennie Beach Joan Keenan and others. Adopted May 2 190? Approved May 4 190? L J Gill City Clerk.

Harmony Street Harmony Steet Common Council Bridget Ward Josephine Agnes Cullen George H. Peabody George Hawley John H. Keenan George W Jennie C. Beach Joan H.keenan Dorsey, Irvin & Hunt and Son Dre’ Irunt A Drew

Rose Street Layout Nobies to Huntington Road

City plans show Rose Street layout from Nobies Avenue to Huntington Road with shared assessed benefits and damages to named residents. Recipients include Annie Sedlar, Anna J Sedlar, William J Sedlar, George W Dane, Leon C Morehadiee, Louis F Curtis, Kate N Dakin. adoption and approval dates noted.

George W. Dane Leon C. Morehadiee Louis F. Curtis Kate N. Dakin

The Hatchet Buried Chapter XXII Entreaty and Resolve

In a tense room Colonel Ogilvie probes Joy and Athlyne as truth and loyalty clash. Athlyne affirms his vow to Joy and their marriage, while Joy publicly defends Athlyne and presses her father to acknowledge their union. Ogilvie sways on decisions as past quarrels and fears of scandal threaten peace and a fragile alliance.

Colonel Ogilvie Athlyne Athlone Eadh Joy Eden Thorn Gentiér ‘Woloz Miss Ogilvie Ceanndo-Shall Roos-shire Eden Garden Athiyne Arain Allenee Caesar Rane Pather Lord Athlyne Athryne Ogilvie Goth Co Nod Feers Judy

Joy, Athlyne, and the Colonel Unite in Final Pact

In a tense scene the Colonel relents and vows no longer to quarrel with Athlyne for Joy's sake. Athlyne accepts, pledging never to quarrel again, and Joy embraces her husband and father, sealing the family truce with a hopeful reconciliation. The trio joins Judy and the Sheri to celebrate.

Lord Athlyne Judy Joy Atlyne Athiyne Athlyne Meger Solon

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Eileworth Street Stare L Puifick Avenue Tad Vincent Ang Allen Guy Clark Filkide Avenue Atte Tors Ind Ailante Cire T H. Long J i Anelataat Citgr Chori Gill Gledhill & Co J. Gill Alfred Street Fairefield Avenue Ash Creek Fairfield Avenue Assists T City Cer Gallatin West 46Th Street New York City Gernando Long Branch X. J. Se Ae Ucn Lady Athlyne Bram Stoker Mered Stationer's Hall Beecham Bernett Broad Street Ita THE Naugatucere Valley Ice Co Housatonic Ave Down Town Fairfield Ave IRA Gregory & CO Main Street Stratford Avenue Saturna Arnold Coal Company OMmce GEO. B. CLAR # co Housatonic Avenue Sprague Tigh Coal Spraguelee&CoalCe East End Washington Ave Bridgs Telephone 710 Berkshire Mills Wheeler & Howes Main ST Congress Street
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