Morning journal and courier., 1883-12-29

YK7 the Honorable Court of Common Council of the
 The Board of Compensation to whom was referred the order of said Court bearing date the 10th day of imitation by this Board of all damages or benents ac crung to all srties interested by the widening and extension of Mulberry street from winthrop avenue to Day street. as the same was adopted by said Court hereby respectfully report
 That we caused reasonable notice to be given to all persons interested in said public Improvements. respects pursuant to the provisions of the char in reference thereto; and e fully heard at the time and the place ciaed in1said notice all
 And thereupon, we do assess and determine that
 s 5 pero1s CT of M damages oi oTeG nd all benefits. acoruing to them by reason of the pro posed public improvement, ths sums written oppo- site their names, respectively, to wit:
 To Bridget Dunn. .....-....-..--.... $lO75 OO
 oiver smith; 1t, 41s 415 % sarah smith. .--.'--------.-..--.---. 415 S 0o o Emma F. Dickerman. .. ............... 490 co Total .......................... s2.s1s % And that each of the following raned persons pay to the City of New Haven for benefits accruing to them, and each of them by the proposed public im provement, ovsr and above all damages, the sums written opposite their names. respectively to vft The Stonington Savings Bank -.-----.-. $23O Or Massena Clark. .-.......I........-... 100 O Eliza Riley 100 % Hezekiah Gilbert. ................... 1,17O % Jerore B. Wheat ..,.,..,..,.,......... 24O % Alkaline A. Whiting ng................. 60 % George H. Scranton. 135 UO -'SL damases. s. D'.0 -.... r-... ": s21so %
 Haven. s... - .... o... . 7s8 %
 Total s2,q1s %
 And we do further assess and determine the danag- and benefits to be equal in the of all other
 persons interested in the aorsaid proposed public improvement ,o.. . zo-..,,.- Respectfully submitted the 12th day Of November, A D. 1883.
 S1aaasE sf q asETEEi TTIETEziRArRroh, 1ss.a o1 D. In Court of Common oouncil, read, accepted and assessm nts ordered laid as reported.
 Approved December II, , 1888.
 Payable December 33, 1883. Attest, JAMES P. PIGOTT, City Clerk : The following is description of the above widen The so1therIy line commences at . point in the easterIy line Of winthrop avenue; thence running
 Day street. passing through point opposite to and two and forty-hve-one-hundredths a 46l fest distant northerly from the northwesterly corner of the brick foundation Of the dwelling house on the southeastery of Mulberry and Auburn streets owned by John M Emmer1ch also through point opposite to and eighteen and seventy oRe-nne-hun- dredths 87D feet dis ant northeriy from the north westerly of the brick foundation of tha dWelI- 1 ing house number 45 Greenwood street, owned by Zschsrlah Endr!s; also through point opposite to and one tenth of a foot (1) distant northerly from the northeasferly corner If the foundation of the dwelling house number Day street. owned by Mary
 The northerIy line is parallel and fifty feet (5O) 1 perpendicuIarIy distant from the above described southerly line, and in straight line from point in the eastery line of winthrop avenue to a point in the westerly line of Day street pa ssing through point opposite to and one and forty-nve- one hundrehs q .45I feet distant souherly from the southeastery corner of the brick foundation of the dwelling house number Mulberry street, owned by Mrs. Mary GrandeId; also through point opposite to and twenty twelve -hundredths feet distsnt southerly Boutheasterly of the brick foundation ot the dwelling house num- Der H Day street, owned by Leah Jacobs wife of The amount of land taken for the e~said widening and extension, and the lines of the same, are fu shown upon of the said improvement file in the oHica c' ity Engineer, dared May 28, 1883,
 sE Oity Clerk