New-York tribune., 1868-03-23
CONNECTICUT

large portion - SupuIp VI VIM
aud It's real estate naturally feels the quiekenng hhu
euce of New-York capital. Hundreds of merchants
who have either retired from active business or have
ehlited the weight of their responsibilities TO younger
shoulders, have here erected their villas ana country
seats in the vicinity Of the railroad line, ana beng
within an easy distance OF the city can
visit their Old haunts of pleasure, and
yet enjoy the quiet of country hie so
pleasant those In advanced years These neat cottages
aud more pretentiOus mansions, surrounded by Their
pleasant grounds, adOrn many village and enhance the
value OF all surrounding property The spirit OF speca
zion too that Ia the lie City trade though may often
DC % ~ is y, Sf tbe nature Of gambling
y hundred miles Of NewYOrk. and lots and houses are
changing hands. tins Spring with rapdity almost ul
known before. Tie following changes have been made
once our last reports from, this states ,
ia NewHayen, Mrs; Caroline Newton mas pIIc9ase9 p,
oe OF tho houses the new block on Trpmepls ST., OF
br. :. T. Merwili, for $500 Mr. C. g. Cark mas pnr p
chased the Coe property on Chapest nearly OpPosse M @
o. Pauls Church, OF Mr.. T. j. Coe, Tor about Sl3'Op
AIbet r. Bailey FOR $500 also the double frame dwell
Iug Nos III and IG Groye-st Of H. II. and r Peck Tor
sisoree A. smith No. u PeaTist for about 5000.
Reuben h. Hughes has purchased the house No 10.
fouis,e and lot corner Of Fair and ohyests,, be
toung to the estate OF VIM Nix las been 500 @ o 10 Pea o
ST owned by Albert r. Hall, have been sold 10 George
eas been sod by Mr. & s. A. Davis for $1,000 Col Erss-
BUS Bake.ee has purchased OF j. X DOCItue lot on
Humphrey recently sold for Ss3 per loot an uh
RnIsed brick dwelling Hlhonse-aNe, the properly 0i
p I'm $ Graves was recently sold at auction ioT @ @ciS
Tie purchaser Charles Thompson VINO paOOao31 31
sced for other persons E4spiMThi Mainlst If, 'Oo to
Phillip Dwyer iOr 500 Two hundred dollars 1907 naE
AZ ana $50 per foot has declined for land on Col
Segc near Walst. Eleven hundred dollars per foot has
statosts. Two vacant lots at the corner OF Orange
end Grove-ss ymg on each SIDE Of Line inc Sat1 n rI NJ
Hughes by H. j. Atwaer who intends to build on theIn
During the presct season The price palu wa t1oVV
N Hartford. : w. Gregory las puttuuStu VI III
imcs White the house and lot No. II Taeottst Tor
10 I EgaTd D6 S6Sss 6ss fPSrmS and
ats 1890. Levi Solomon and Rosa De Lever have
Washing on-st. $500 John g. smith OF Nswhave9
has purchased OF H. X Grdley the premises TOE ana ana
3 Beeyue-st. for tOS0o and suDsequMSrE saraS soiS
ehe premises No Belleyue-st tooxpS @ fSans nlan
fers OF real estate have also recently ,, Dtch nae 1
Jerusha :. Root Of Philadelphia 10 Jane ioDois, lahu
sjoeS Henry French to Adophus +. Laney, land on
Blue Hills price, tl26O0 Caldwell fatlefsor W % he1u T
BarroWs to Walter H. Havens land on ClaIk-st; price;
500 DR.. E. T. Crofut and wife to Edwin tSGkGr lsI1
aud buildings Myrte-st; price, $500 EhsaDetl r.
800 Ieya Goodae 10 Aonzo d. Pelett, land and build
IL Parker land aud buildings on Hlghsl RiiSe so'V,
e Bridgeport, the residence OF MIS- A. 10 m.lsno9 On
Glbcrst. has been sold to Mrs. Brown i0r 5000 IN
BrOokied, number OF new buiidss VII VIZ 10 ,d, =,
during the present season, including Sfge % 70
b. used planning aud NoodIuInng mop anu one iof
rHeV has sold house aud outbuidngs with about two
scrcs 0f land situated RailroadaNe near 'ne aepO'
ga. Ala
tIIs CLARK mas sold to Theodore Hawey ten acres OF
Ind Win budings near Round Hi, for sllO0 Rich
fyr.in River in East Portchester, for SlVo John r.
Weed Richard Haloiltonf I1Is nayts 70 iG maIy Y
urlntyre twelve acres Of land, with outbnild
1ngs near the factory at Dumping POND lor S4So
~ Mr. ohn Austin OF NewYork has been sold TO George
81 KuowltOn Of stanwch Tor s5loo ~ y rcpOstge pp ae
she purcnaser cOutempatcs oXpendng OhsueIane ~
sum laying out aud improving the reSy M NE fbe
Following sales have recently been made samueI Lyhes
80 Plat Prce one lot on Watcrs 40 feet 'front.' running
westerly to d. and n r. r. price 5000 George Kellogg
iect front price 81 800 NJ Mcrntt 70 - u
j. Lockwood, one lot on Waers MlIh snoP ,
Ghcr pee, $4,000 IL currently reported isHt ihe
Beers, ON Nestaye. has been soid Iol aD"ut soVVv
= i thai the property be cut up into building lots
IN stY,I7 feet. pfice 5000 Eben Whitney 10 Catha-
ne Al Whitney, wife of r. i. Whitney, one acre OF land
down town. with buildings thereou pfiGe 800 In
So{i Norwalk Chester r. TOles and IL, ii. Elwel have
I'D 10 George w. Raymond, one lot ~ feet 'front.' by 2l7
49, ,dcIics ~ ON the town road TO Capt. James l.
Day for about S25O0. The ciate coilses DetMcen 10
snSnA Charles Bafd 4. n. Gibbs. and ,. A. DoTranee
have purchased the lot on the N0rweh Town IoaS eNs
II contains about IA acres. Z. W. MahNHIIIInk
has sold hs house on tran1ni'L 10 Ia" ~ .Dtd 90
as lot ON Laurel Mn. TO Henry BIZ aud U.
r Gardner Il The prce s1s ra" l G' Of aStys fn and
Mr Gard Of NeW-IOgk Ciiy nave purchaser e hotei o
MI George H. Peek, and VII take possession on the ga OF
April next The price paid was $1,000 The Union
Agricultural Society have obtained the NECESSARY ii,s
snd are about contracting Tor IdS s of 81 nv 20 ee
dimensions. The owner. OF tbe irOun8 Nheh WIZ
give their track TO the Society Oh condllion OF oi
tie erection Of sueb bnding The required funds were
obtained by the sale OF life memberships ~ ne soeley AZ
iI each The Amercap Marble Company intend Gai5ng
In North st0nngton, Miss Mary A. Cranda mas sold
to fepb Maine p cph 6nr hss
VAGeaassd The lot adjoining that y! the hApiist