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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-03
NOTICE

De Discontinuance of Present Building
Line and the Establishment of New
Building Line on the East Side of
Main Street From East Washington
Avenue to Meadow Street.
Notice is hereby given that at the
meeting of the Common Council OF
the City of Bridgeport, held February
/ 18th, 1913 the following report of the
Board of Appraisal OF Benefits and
Damages was adopted, relative to the
discontinuance of the present building
line on the east side of Main street,
from East washington avenue to
Meadow street and the re-establ:sh-
ment of a new building line in said
section as ordered by the Common
@-oTnei1 on the 9Th day of May, 1912, as
fellows:
STATEMENT.
Damages Over Benefits
That they have awarded dana ges
o, er and above any special benefits
re ceived in the premises by the
aforesaid discontinuance and re-estab-
l:shmenu of said building. line to the
{ following persons, to Wit: 4
No persons.
Benefits Over Damages.
That they have assessed benefits
o,er and above and damages suffered
in the premises by the aforesaid dis
mem of building lines to the follow
ing Persons. to wit:
: No persons.
! Damages and Benefits Equal.
and that the following is list OF
persons or corporations that will re-
ce.Ve equal amount of DANA ges
and benefits in the premises by the
Aforesaid scorginuance and re- estab-
Esnment of building lines to wit:
Wheeler Beers Estate, F. T. Staples
Trustee
Salvatore Corso.
2. J. Dewitt Estate.
James LeVerty-
Michael Hughes.
john H. and Jane 5. cody
Adopted February 18th, 1913.
Approved, February gath 1913
Attest,
STEPHEN F! BOUCHER,
CtitU
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NOTICE

De DiScOntinuance of present building
line and the establishment of new
building line On the west side of
Main street, from Franklin street
to Washington avenue.
Notice is hereby given that at the
meeting of the Common Council of
the City of Bridgeport, held February
18th, 1913, the following report of the
Board of Appraisal of Benefits and
and Damages was adopted, relative to
the discontinuance of the present two
foot building line on the west side of
Main street from Franklin street TO
Washington avenue and the re-eetab-
Hshment of a new building line of five
feet, from franklin street to Wash
ington avenue, on the west side of
Main street as ordered by the Com
mon Council at the meeting of the
STATEMENT.
Damages Over Benefits.
That they have awarded damages
over and above any special benefits
received in the premises by the afore-
said discontinuance and the re-estab-
lishment of the said building lines to
the following persons. to wit:
Susan H. Davis, 100000
Fannie Mcmahon Q-3 life
use)- Theresa l., Annie
G., Gertrude E.. and
Fannie Mcmahon. Alice
L. GaynOr, Josephine
Lailey and Mary c. o.
Brien, ?, 10000
Benefits Over Damages.
That they have assessed benefits
over and above any damages suffered
in the premises by the discontinuance
of the aforesaid building line sand the
re- estab Iiehment of the said Building
line to the following persons. to wit:
No persons.
Damages and Benefits Equal.
And that the following is a list of
the persons and corporations that will
receive an equal amount OF benefits
and damages in the premises by the
aforesaid discontinuance and re-es-
Establishment of the said building lines,
to wits
= No persons.
Adopted, February 18th, 1918.
Approved, February Path, 1913
I Attest.
I STEPHEN f. BOUCHER.
@<ifv Clerk
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NOTICE

De DiScOnfinuance OF Present Building
Line and the Establishment of New
Building Line on the West Side of
Main Street from John Street to
Cannon Street.
Notice is hereby given that at the
meeting of the Common Council of
the City Of Bridgeport, held February
18th 1918, the following report of the
Board of Appraisal of Benefits and
Dana ges was adopted, relative to the
discontinuance of. the present five foot
building line on the west side of Main
street, from John street to Cannon
street; and the establishment of a
nine foot building line from John
street to Cannon street on the west
side of Main street as ordered at the
meeting of the Common Council the
9Th doy of May, 1913.
STATEMENT.
Damages, Over Benefits.
That they have awarded damages
over and above any special benefits
received by the aforesaid discontin-
uance and the establishment of
the said building lines to the follow
ing persons, to wit:
No persons.
Benefits Over Damages.
That they have assessed benefits
over and above any damages suffered
by the aforesaid discontinuance and
the re-establishment Of the said build
ing lines to the following persons, to
wit:
No persons.
Damages and Benefits Equal,
And that the following is. a list
of the persons or corporations that
will receive an equal amount of
damages and benefits in the premises
by the aforesaid discontinuances of
and the establishment of the said
building lines, to wit:
Alice c. Watson.
Henry A. Bishop
Citizens Association.
Adopted, February 18th. 1913.
Approved, February Gath, 1913:
Attest,
STEPHEN F. BOUCHER.
CITY leCrk.
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NOTICE

De EstabIishnene Of New Builds
Line ON Noble Avenue, East Side OF
Street, from Boston Avenue to M
pine Street, and from Boston AYR
nue. to Ashley stresG on the wet
Side of Street.
Notice is hereby given that at the
meeting Of the Common Council Of
the City of Bridgeport, held B7sbTaGEy
18th, 1913, the following report Of
the Board of Appraisal Of BENEFITS
the establishments of q twelve foot
building line on the east side of NOBLE
avenue, from Boston avenue to Alp3u@
street; and on the west eide % GA9
street, from Boston avenue 20 AShl8y
street as ordered by the CoazH5ol
Council at the meeting OF Fea. -,
49, sTATEzrENr.
Damages OvR Benefits.
That they have awarded damsBag,
over and above any special bsDe19e1
received In the premises hy the g.
Enlistment of the said bzilding lsgzo5
to the following persons, to Wit
No persons.
Benefits Over Damages
That they have assessed bons3t1
over and above any damages suffered
in the premises by the eStab1ishme14
of the said building lines to the fol
lowing persons, to wit:
No persons
Damages and Benefits Equal.
And that the following is a list Of
the persons or corporations that VIII
receive an equal amount of damasss
and benefits in the premises by the
establishment of the said building
lines, to wit:
Hugh Lavery.
Mary EzsLavery-
Della gM Kelley.
Mary Z. and Elizabeth y. Fitch.
Mary L. Standish.
J. Newton Standish.
James Emmons.
dings, Guardian
Mary Stewart.
Lewis f. Curtiss and wife.
Leon C. and George G, Morehouse.
Annie SadlarsE r 80
Anna sedlar Jr.. and Amir sd
lar; Guardian of William j Sedisr-
Adopted, February 18th, 1913.
Approved, February 24th, 1913.
Attest:
STEPHEN F.. BOUCHER
City Clerk
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NOTICE.

De Layout of Reservoir Avenue From
North Avenue to the Trunbull Line.
Notice is hereby given that at the
meeting of the Common Council OF
the City of Bridgeport held February
18th. 1913, the following report OF the
Board. of Appraisal of Benefits &
Damages was adopted relative to the
layout of Reservoir avenue, from
North avenue to the TrumbuI line as
ordered by the Common Council at
the meeting of April 18th, 1912, as
follows:
STATEMENT.
Damages Over Benefits.
That they have awarded damages
over and above any special benef1t
received in the premises by the
aforesaid layout to the following
persons. to wit:
Frank G. schliechert, 500 90
Sophronia NJ. Amans 500 90
Benefits Over Damages.
That they have assessed benefits
over and above any damages suffer
ed in the premises by the aforesaid
layout to the following persons or
corporations, to wit:
City of Bridgeport, 1920 90
Damages and Benefits Equal.
And that the following is a list
of the persons and corporations that
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NOTICE.

De Discoufinuance of Present Building
Line and the Establishment OF New
Building Line on the West Side Of
Main Street, from State Street 60
Bank Street.
Notice is hereby given that at the
meeintgz of the Common Council Of
the City of Bridgeport, held February
18th, 1913 the following report Of the
Board of Appraisal of Benefits and
Damages was adopted relative to the
discontinuance of the present five foot
building line on the west side Of Main
street from State street to Bank
street and the re- establishment Of a
six foot building line from State street
to Bank street on the west side Of
Main street ordered by the Com
nj n Council the s-1r day Of Nay. 1872
STATEMENT.
Damages Over Benefits.
That, they have awarded damage
over and above any benefits received
by the aforesaid diseontiuuance and
the establishment OF the said build
ing lines to the following persons, 70
wit: szssssa.e
That they have assessed benefits
over tand above any damages suffered
in the premises by the Aforesaid dis
continuance and re-establishment q
the said building lines, to the follow
ing persons, to wit:
No persons:
Damages and Benefits Equal.
And that the following is q H@e OF
the persons and corporations that wan
receive an equal amount OF da1E8gr8'
and benefits in the premises ~ oso|
aforesaid discontinuanOe and rs-esez25-
Iishment of the said building 11uSs, -
wit:
william B zL1u estate
Levi J. sturdevaut-
Adopted, Febrna<y fFth, 1914
Approved. February 2Ats, Xg15.
Attest,
STEPHEN r. BOUCHER,
e.kev esrurHN
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follows:
STATEMENT.

Damages Over Benefits.
That they have awarder damages
over and above any special benefits
received in the premises by the dis
continuance of the said building lines
to the following persons, to wit:
No persons
Benefits Over Damages.
That they have assessed benefits
over and above any damages suffered
ina the premises by the discontinuance
of the said building lines to the fol-
lowing persons, to wit:
No persons
Damages and Benefits Equal
And that the following is a list of
receive an equal amount of DANA ges
and benefits in the premises by the
disconttnuance of the said building
lines. to wit:
Hugh Lavery.
Mary E. Lavery.
Della M Kelly
Mary L. and Elizabeth J. Fitch
Mary L. Standish
J. Newton Standish
James Emmons.
/ Minnie l. Nichols, V. r. c. Gid
dfngs, Guardian
Mary Stewart.
Lewis F. Curtis and wife.
Leon c. and George C. More
house.
Annie sed1ar.
Anna Sed1ar, Jr., and Annie Sed-
lar, Guardian of William J. Sed1ar
Adopted February 18th, 1913.
Approved February oath, 1913
Attest:
STEPHEN F. BOUCHER
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will receive an equal amount Of
damages and bsl1s Ezls prsm-
ises of the aforesaid layout, to WI
Edward S. Barnum.
James r. Farrar.
Ross H Farrar and wife.
Frances Chamberlain.
George ID. Chamberlain.
John c. Chamberlain.
Daniel McMulIen.
William Seltsam.
Thomas Brennan.
David N. Armstrong
~ r. NJ. and Clara e Thompson.
Albert and D1iItiIda voight
Ida PaE1a1sS~
Della, R1cnaE6&nas-
Henry 3. 0@qeNW,
John Butler ABA W4D8.
James Turner.
George Seltsam.
John D. Dixon 49,,
A. Carnnf Belts and EdVard g.
Stewart.
Thomas ONei.
August Stadtler.
Nellie A. Epson.
Park Cemetery Association.
Bridgeport Hydraulic Company.
Adopted February 17th. 1913.
Approved, February 18th, 1913.
Attest:
STEPHEN r. BOUCHER.
city Clerk
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I
| for choosing III
.And after thinking over them we
| find them bad ones. We have cunning
/ enemy to deal with. When we march
we will change the disposal of our
forces somewhat. else we may fall into
| a trap in these, woods which surround
US. You will place certain companies
in the center as main body and throw
| out two wings TO protect us on either
| hand. You will hold command of the
| main body and place the knight you
/ deem most fitted in command of the
right wing. We have already instruct
ed Sir Walan To gather certain COM
panies to form the left wing"
SCI would that your highness had
first consulted with me-
1--WE have our own wishes to consult.
! count. Our presence here means that
| we are in command"
who commands the left wfng?" he
asked
..sir Nale.l and SIR verran-"-
'Sir Verr;lll,-'
did you not knew he had returned
tonight? His knowledge viii be of
| great moment I" MS
81 was not told OF his coming. His
escape makes this eNpetiii ion useless
| your highnesS.
/ Before US HIS t1S Fstlfittti- ''aA-At-
There is no turning back
Il rejoice To hear you say ihrF-" hP
answered.
The scounlrri: could well believe
! him
you understand how the troops will
mover
He bowed
saThen. strike the camp. 1t Is to be
done silently We march tonight
Since you are here the reason for this
expedition is gone but your presence
is reason enough why l cannot re-
turn. There is no happiness behind
US. Only by conquest can 1 hope to
make the DrussenIanders respect you.
Courage. my knight The blood leaps
too warmly through my veins for me
to fear. We shall not fail. In Yada-
sara did youefind the. key Of Drussen-
Iand?"
ssNo."
1--WE may have to seek it together
sewould that we could start the quest
tonight
1--WE have not failed yet" she an
swered. at will send for Sir Walen at
once
She gave her orders sharply. 1t was
wonderful how easily she became, the
princess.
eff there is danger we will at least
be ready for it." she said.
Sir Walen came, and Jasar was also
admitted to the conference at my sug-
gestion.
she said to Walen when he had named
the companies he could trust 1--WE
think his anxiety for our safety out
runs his judgment. but If It is so it
Is fault well founded in loyalty We
must be prepared Sir Walen, you
win at once see that these companies
are drawn together. They will form
one wing of our advancing army,
which you and Sir Verrau will COM
mand. 1t will be for you to protect
our person. See to our command at
once
Sir Walen bowed and left the tent
"Jasar, send a messenger to the
count and bid him come to us. Stay.
Can he know that Sir verrall has re-
turned?'
no. your hirhness''.
tsThen send to him Say nothing of
Sir Verrall-''
.'What are you eoirS to do?''I asked
when Jasrr had left us,
i an ta'-'.f'r '-olIr advice and pre-
-. > :. > VI io' 1itlS
zee
= fre''f the oanf
RI
~. 70
81
"'+'re',t .
'1 " f"' te't' ana
"' III
1"'' ;+FS t'H % SNOW Hou"Se:I re
member q HiahAhd. ana then She
iadght-d- But love too
HaSIa came MOI TOO qua'klX upon his
Dldd1ng. and era wing the '-ilENaSa lit
Tie aside. L cou!G see him
this camp
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.geHooLs e 90 80.

The first American school for ne
blind was Incorporated in Boston -
years ago today, March 2 1873. Ins
worlds Grgt public school for the
blind " aata bli@hed big Valentine
Hauy. Ill is yer4 bebor8. the
pioneer Instftution for the education
of the signtIess in England wee found
ed at Liverpool in 1891. Tho following
year a similar school was opened IN
Edinburgh, and one in London IN 1870.
Hauy. the Fsrenchman, was the in
ventor of raised or embossed 1ettered
printing for the use of the blind, and
pt1 oIished the firSt book OF this kind
in 1885, In 1913 the art had made such
progress that the entire Bible was
printed in raised characters by a Gias-
gov concern The first magazine Tor
the blind was founded bE tha Rev ~
Taylor, in 1855. By the arc or gu-za
instruction many blind people have
attained distinction, notably Senator
Gore. of Oklahoma, = Helen Ke1iers the
late Henry Fawcett, British poStmaa-
ter-generai, and Yiscount Cranborne.
historian.
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4Ad0G OS1OCS tue last WOrO.
do you remember why you are
here?" l asked
ST had almost forgotten"
"You are on your way to Yadasara
to rescue me-"
And now you have come Yet it
does not appear wonderful. 1t seems
natural that you should come to me.
In my deepest anxiety / have felt that
your life and mine were one. All,
Clinton. in your country women may
not speak their hearts So Forgive me
IL my confession sounds strange to you,
but love has come to me once and for
all time; there seems no sin in telling
it"
With her hand in mine 1 told her
all. not exaggerating. yet not making
too light of my periIs. for love glowed
brighter in her eyes as told the
story. She loved me more for what
I had endured aud &srslsped my hand
tightly as l recoiinftAd Lady Aldrida' s
attempt upon my life. the fight on the
stairs, the fall lam The city walls and
the struggle w. liz. deed man in the
river. ] ffnfShr.l "nd waited for her to
speak
lyon vsor Il w me believe Ey
kinsIaan. Crtuj VaH-:t. the ssrea test
OF villains :. she SAID
81 have tod YOU what is said of
him in YatlaSara. common talk over
every flagon of Wine 1 believe ii was
he who sent Lady Aldrida to the
king
"He cannot be so great a traitor
'Think you he would have devised
this expedition to save me?, Have 1
a greater enemy in Drussenland than
Count Vasca? He loves you. As the
woman he loves. you are far more
than as the princess he pays homage
to. Once he has betrayed you. you
are a princess no longer. He believes
he could make terms with the wom-
an"
SIT is unlike you. Clinton, to make
a man out so vile rs this
'Let me learn that / have wronged
him and on my knees l will ask his
pardon l returned. Why. Daria.
look at the place, where YOU are en-
camped tonight, Would amy leader
choose such a poSition?
Indeed. he gave. me many reasons
for doing So.
'sSpea king lies. Daria.''
Flush. Clinton. he is my llinsman'
''He is your worst enemy-a treacf1-
erous friend Why SHOULD he so urge
y
safe place for your
81 command, Clinton. That should
put double courage into the men,
'FInto loyal men Your camp is full
of men who are not loyal.
81 will not believe that
'fYou must believe it. Daria. Would
that our safety allowed me to fling Il
challenge to the count to prove his
honesty. 1 cannot: the treachery is
too widespread. and with insidious
words. he has luIled your suspicious
even as he has those of some of your
most loyal knights. That messenger
who came to you came with lie upon
his lips. Sir Walen almost qJ1arreled
with me when I accused the count,
and you, my dear one, doubt me-"
''No, Clinton, do not say that; but,
surely. you may misjudge the count
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NOTICE.

De DiscOntinuance of Present Building
Line and Establishment of New
Building Line on Both Sides of Main
St. from Railroad Ave. to Gilbert St.
Notice is hereby given that at the
meeting of the Common Council of
the City of Bridgeport, held February
18th, 1913, the following report of the
Board Of Appraisal of Benefits and
Damages was adopted; relative to the
discontinuance of the present four
foot building line on both sides of
Main street, from Railroad avenue to
Gilbert street and the esta blishment
of new building line of seven feet
on both sides of Main street, from
Railroad avenue to Gilbert street as
ordered by the Common Council at
the meeting held the 9Th day of May,
1912 as follows:
STATEMENT
Damages Over Benefits.
That they have awarded damages
over and above any special benefits
received, by the aforesaid dfscontin-
uance and re-establishment of build
ing lines on Main street, from Rail-
road avenue to Gilbert street, to the
following persons or corporations, to
wit:
Amanda Crouch Estate
Oife use). $500 OU
Lucy A FITZPATRICK 200 90
Nathan c. Herr 1854 Main
street,, 200 90
+ John Weldon 400 90
The G. Drouye Co., 200 90
Theresa B. Tobfn, 200 o.
Associated Charities, $50 90
Thomas Rock. 400 90
Theresa c. Shaver, 100 90
Martin O'Brfen C6S1 Main St.) 100 90
Christopher LaCroix and
Walter Anderson $50 co
Sarah NcNiff 400 90
Della B. Legere 800 90
A1eid C. Goussett! $50 0O
Amelia Belknap 225 90
Morris Goldstein 100 90
Benefits Over Damages.
And that they have assessed bene-
fits over and above any damages suf-
fered by the aforesaid discontinuance
and re-esta bIishment of building lines
on Main street. from Railroad avenue
20 Gilbert street 20 the following per-
sons or corporations. to wit:
No persons
Damages and Benefits Equal.
And that the following is a list of
the persons or corpora lions that will
receive an equal amount of benefits
and damages in the premises by the
afort said diccontinuanee and re-estab-
lishment OF building lines on Main
street from Railroad avenue to Gil
bert street, to wit:
Crane Valve Co.
Crane Valve CO..
Crane Valve Co.
James 3. Gregory
Katherin X Eddy and Minnie B..
Stewart
George w. Jackman.
Katherine K. Eddy and Minnie B.
Stewart
NJ z, N H, & H r. r. Co.
Nathan c. Herr (S7O Main St.)
Bridget L. Gaffney.
James B. Gregory
Ella Beach.
Mechanics and Farmers Savings
Bank.
Hulda W. Terry. Est
William NJ. BeardeIey.
A T. Beardeley Est.
Barnum Institute of Science and
History.
Thomas Brophy.
Sarah A. Moss Est
Walter Bernstein
J. f. Risley ct al.
Anna RAIDER
William Lieberum.
Eber r. Foote,
Martin O'Brien (675 Main STU
Bridgeport Gas Light Co.
Thomas B. DeForest.
Frederick H. Lyon
George c. Edwards
Bridgeport Trust Co., Trustee for
May L. Eaton.
John Hurd Qife Jse.)
I. DeVer Warner.
Adopted Feb. 18th, 1913
Approved. Feb. 10Th. 1913
Attest,
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.'rhen I VIII come now

Then 1 viii come now
Walen left us, and his manner trou-
bled me. To him more than to any
other knight looked for support, and
If he had not actually failed me he
had clearly shown that he was not
ready to follow me blindfold.
We went silently through the camp.
We passed Vasca's tent and heard the
sound of feasting within. 1t struck me
that there was a lack of discipline
throughout. and my anxiety for the
not the thought that 1 was to see Daria
again thrown all other thoughts into
the corners of my brain.
The tent was we'll guarded. The
priest went in and in a few moments
returned l entered alone.
Daria had risen to greet me- AS
the curtain of the tent fell behind me
she seemed undecided whether to come
to the arms ready to be held out to
her-whether to be all the woman or
still something of the princess.
FDarfa.''
I doubt not there was suppIication
in my tone, in my attitude. as 1 open
ed my arms to her. She crept into
them with a little sigh which was suf-
6cient answer to all my desires, and
in long silence, while her lips met
mine. I felt rewarded for all had
come THROUGH
..sYou are safe and with me again.
she said presently
ssWfth you-to defend you:r answer
ed t'But happiness must not make
me forgetful Ny darling, peril is at
our door" H.
81 fear n0thllsg-now.vs she answered.
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Cont2nuedO

CHAPTER XVIII
$500 I'D held out his arm for me to
lean upon Doubtless look
lySTa ed sorry figure. earth STAIN
IHV ed and in rags; but, almost
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STEPHEN f. BOUCHER
City Clerk.