The daily morning journal and courier., 1903-03-26
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 RELATING TO BOUNDARIES OF FIRE
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 In compliance with tie provisions of the is hereby given Of the adoption and ap- proval or the following ordinance:
 HENRY E. NORRIS. City Clerk.
 Be it ordained by the Board of Aldermen of the City of New Haven:
 That section 5S Of the City Ordinances, defining the boundaries of the fire district, be amended by striking out all of said inserting in lieu therefor the following:
 ''The portion of the City included within the following boundaries shall be known as the Fire District, namely"
 Beginning at the intersection of West Water street with the New York, New Fla. ven and Hartford Railroad, and thence fol- lowing the tracks of said railroad to Cedar street, through the center of Cedar street to the center of Minor street; thrcugh the center of Minor street to the center of Howard avenue; through the center ot Howard avenue to point POO feet south ot Congress avenue; thence in westerly di- reetfon parallel with Congress avenue to the center of Daggett street: through the center of Daggett street to the center of Congress avenue; through the center oi Congress avenue to the center of Ward street; through the center oi Ward street to a point 200 feet north of the center line of Congress avenue: thence in an easterly direction and parallel with the center of Congress avenue to the center of Howard avenue; through the center line of Howard avenue to the center of Howe street; through the center of Howe street and Dix well avenue to Bristol street; thence in an easterly direction, in straight line, through the center of Bristol street to the center of Ashmun street; through the center of Ash nun street to the center of Lock street; through the center of Lock street to point midway between the rails of the New Ha- ven and Northampton Railroad, to the cen- ter of Saehem street; through the center of Sachem street to the center Of Whitney avenue to point 1855 feet south of Hum. phrey street, thence in an easterly diree- to the center of State street; through the center of State street to a point no feet west of the west line of Mill River street measuring at a right angle with said west line; thence in southerly direction and street to the center Of Walnut street; through the center of Walnut street to the tracks of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co. and following the of James street to Market street; through the center of Market street to Haven street; through the center of Haven street to Ex- change street; through the center of Ex- change street to James street; through the center of James street to Wolcott street; through the center of W0lcott street to Mill street: through the, center line of Mill street to Chapel street; through the center of | Chapel street to the channel of Mill River, ! to the center of TonIinson Bridge, to the end of Long Wharf, thence by a straight | line to the point of beginning
 Board of Aldermen, December 1, 1902. Read for first time and ordered printed | in the Journal. ss,ss,,gs1 ss James B. Martin, Assistant City Clerk. Board of Aldermen, January 5, 1903. l Read for second time, accepted and ordin- T ~HnI Ixrya afx,os sArsk skrpS- A of ali the Aldermen present and absent 1 James B. Martin. Assistant City Clerk. City of New Haven, January ', 1903. | Approved. N of record and the said ordinance will be operative and in effect from and after March 2sth, 1903. '
 HENRY E. NORRIS. City Clerk. l t,aOS 9t '. .-. ----.-- .--- --.