Street |
Origin of name |
Other |
Assumption St. |
Assumption Palmieri, wife of Francesco Palmieri, area developer |
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Barnes Ave. |
Herbert Barnes, landowner |
previously Davenport St. for John Davenport |
Blue Cliff Ter. |
blue cliffs of trap rock around the property |
although there is also red in the rock, landowner Richard Turcio felt the blue name had more "class" |
Clifton St. |
probably Clifton, Massachusetts |
previously called Hill St. |
Cranston St. |
named for Cranston, Rhode Island by developer Everett C. Wells |
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Cross St. |
used as a crossover from the Middletown Turnpike to Foxon Hill Rd via Smith Ave. |
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Daniel Dr. |
probably Daniel Dellisola, nephew of landowner Thomas Dellisola |
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Dell Dr. |
the Dellisola family, landowners |
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Donna Dr. |
Donna Turcio, daughter of developer Richard Turcio |
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Dump Rd. |
proximity to landfill |
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Eastern St. |
named for its location |
previously East St. and Easton St.; becomes Laurel Rd. past the East Haven town line |
Ellis St. |
possibly Frank R. Ellis, New Haven Police Dept. detective |
previously Richard St. for landowner |
Emily Rd. |
Emily Kohary, daughter of Gustave Kohary of the Kohary Construction Company |
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Fiore St. |
Fiore Palmieri, name of father and son of Francesco Palmieri, Wooster Square community leader |
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Flint St. |
probably Richard Flint, landowner |
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Foxon Blvd./Foxon Rd./Rt. 80 |
Quinnipiack Native American sagamore resident, Foxon |
previously North St. |
Foxon Hill Rd. |
ibid |
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Gando Dr. |
Gando Manufacturing Co., radiator makers |
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Glen Haven Rd. |
path through a secluded, narrow valley |
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Hawthorne Rd. |
Hawthorn shrub; intended to be a "high-class" name by a New York developer |
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Hemingway Pl. |
the prominent 19th century Hemingway family of the area |
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Kenny Dr. |
Kenneth G. Kohary, son of Gustave Kohary of the Kohary Construction Company |
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Melrose Dr. |
intended to give the street "a little class" by a New York developer |
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Middletown Ave. |
Middletown, Connecticut |
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Newport St. |
named for Newport, Rhode Island by developer Everett C. Wells |
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Norwood Rd. |
intended as a "fancy" name by a New York developer |
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Oak Ridge Dr. |
formerly plentiful oak trees |
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Palmieri Ave. |
by and for Frank A. Palmieri, landowner |
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Pawtucket St. |
named for Pawtucket, Rhode Island by developer Everett C. Wells |
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Portland St. |
probably named for Portland St. in Providence, Rhode Island by developer Everett C. Wells |
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Providence St. |
named for Providence, Rhode Island by developer Everett C. Wells |
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Quinnipiac Ave./Rt. 103 |
Quinnipiack Native Americans |
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Quinnipiac Ct. |
ibid |
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Roosevelt St./Roosevelt St. Ext. |
Franklin D. Roosevelt, 31st U.S. President |
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Scarboro St. |
unknown |
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Smith Ave. |
Sibyl Smith, homeowner |
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St. Anthony St. |
Anthony the Great |
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Sunset Rdg. |
likely for the view |
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Westminster St. |
probably named for Westminster St. in Providence, Rhode Island by developer Everett C. Wells |
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Weybosset St. |
named for Weybosset St. in Providence, Rhode Island by developer Everett C. Wells |
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