The morning journal-courier., 1908-02-18
clIY NOTICES.

MENTS FOR NEW STREETS OVER LAND OF G. J. FITZGERALD.
 In accordance With provisions of Section Sl of the Charter of inc c,ity that the following report of the Da- partment of Public Works of Iavo,lt and assessments for new streets over land of G. J. Fitzgerald, was acoent- ed, orders for the layout passed as reported by the Board of Aldermen February 3, 1908, approved by His Honor the Mayor February II, 1908 and is duly recorded in the records of the Board of Aldermen
 Attest:
 JAMES J. DEVINE, City Clerk To the Honorable Board of Aldermen of the City of New Haven:
 The Director of Public Works re- spectfully reports that as ordered by the Board of Aldermen, he has caus- ed a survey and layout and an assess ment of damages and benefits to he made for the new streets over lands of G. J. Fitzgerald, and the establishment of grades thereon, the lines of which. as surveyed and laid out by him are described as follows. viz:
 The westerly line of Tryon street commences at point in the northeriy line of Whalley avenue and extends northerly in a straight line to West River and passes through a point op posite to and distant ten and ninety two one -hundredths I092) feet from the southeasterly corner of the brick foundation of the house at the north westerly corner of Whalley avenue and said Tryon street, also through anoth- CT point opposite to and distant twelve and forty-three one- e-hundredths (1243l feet from the northeasterly corner of the brick foundation of the house No 3S Tryon street The. easterly line commences at a point in the northerly line of Whalley avenue and extends In with and forty feet perpendlcularly distant from the above described west erly line The grade rises from the grade at Whalley avenue at the rate of four 4) inches per one hundred (0O) feet.
 The westerly line of Tour street commences at a point h the northerly line of Whalley avenue and extends in straight line 10 West River and pass es through a point opposite to and dis | tant eleven and eighty-nine one hun dredths G1,S9) feet from the south easterly corner of the brick founda tion of the house No S6b Whalley avenue, and also through point opposite to 1 and distant ten and twenty-five one l hundredths (10.25) feet from the north i easterly corner of the brick founda ton | of the house No. l9 Tour street The | easterly line commences at point in l the northerly line of Whalley avenue l and extends in a straight line to West River parallel with and forty (4)) feet l perpendcularly distant from the above | described westerly line, The grade | falls from the grade at Whalley ave | nue at the rate of three (3) inches per l one hundred (l00) feet.
 The southerly line of Valley street will pass through point three hun | dred and thirty-five tS35) feet mortimer 1 ly from the northerly line of Whalley l avenue measured along the easterly l line of Tyron street. and also through a i point three hundred and iifty-one and 1 a half t35l.5) feet northerly from the northerly line of Whalley avenue meas ured along the westerly line of Toul street. The northerly line Is paralle with and forty t4o) feet perpendicular. | ly distant from the above described southerly line. The grade will be straight grade between the grades O 1 Tyron street and Tour street
 These streets are to be opened anC graded without expense 10 the city anf to the acceptance of the Director O l Public Works.
 The lines of the above described lay outs are fully shown by the red line upon map of the said layouts ol file In the office of the City Engineei | dated November 2l, 1901, and numbere, | No. 642, and the grade is shown by tn red lines upon profile map of the gal, i layouts on file in the same office an, dated March 1897, which map and pro file map dated and numbered as ahov described Is made part of this lay out.
 The amount of land taken for .h l said layouts Is fully shown upon sai' map.
 All parties affected by said layouts and the establishment of grades there on. were duly notified and given fu' 1 opportunity for hearing in the case and, after careful consideration, tn Director respectfully recommends tn adoption of this layout.
 Respectfully submitted,
 JAMES B. COB,
 Director of Public Works
 January 6. 1908. Board of Aldermen,
 Read for the first time and ordere printed in the Journal
 A OSWALD PAII,MAN.
 Assistant City Clerk.
 February 3, 1908. Board of Aldermen
 Read for second time, report accept ed, order passed and assessments Tai as reported
 M A MORAN. JR,
 Assistant City Clerk
 February H. 1908, City of New Haven.
 Approved,
 JAMES B, MARTIN,
 fl13t Mayor.