New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-23
CONNECTICUT

The real estate market in Connecticut seems to have
been more brisk during the past week than before since
the opening OF the year, and number of heavy sales
have been reported. Prices ranging high IN New
Haven, and considerable property Is changing hands
there We learn Of the following recent sales Mr. Cyp-
ran Wilcox 10 Mrs Harriet Thompson, building lot on
Howardave. for 81 900: Nj John II. Leeds 10 Air. Elias
T. stephens residence No. 10 Lbery-s for 5000 The
scott estate Orungest. 10 Mr. W H. Carl house ana
lot No &c. Tor Mrs Lenora Thorman house AMI
lot No S. for $500 70 III c. A Miller No &c. for 5000
Mr. ] H. Conklin 10 Mr. j. +. Comsiock, house and lot
No. 81 Lyon-st for $500; Mr. a. Todd TO Mr..
Horatio c. Monsoon house and lot No. 100 Orchardst
for about $1,000; Mrs. Anne Walker 20 Mr. H. =.
Burchen brick house with lot No. Fair-st for about
$500 In Ncw-London. Mr. ~. W. Eegieson has pur
chased the house and lot No % Tcryst for $500 Mrs
Morgan the house and lot No 60 Washinstonst for 5G
MI Englebert souter No Bradley-s. for s2COO Mr. r.
H. wilkinson house and lot 40 the intersection Of Bank
and Howard-st for q o0. The appraisers have agreed
upon s2OoiC 40 the value OF the hand needed for now
NayyYard az Grotou, opposite New London This II
about $500 less than the owners asked for The samo
At meeting Of some Of the principal landlords and ten
ants held in Hartford recently proposed By own
ers OF houses lease them from the Lot OF Ap to the
LIST of May and after that annually.
In stamford Mrs L. = Miller has sold her place OF sum
merst 10 Mrs. Eliza Leeds. Tor 5000 and the lot adon
ing 10 Mr.. William II. Jcrman, for MI shad-
rack NJ Bush has sold Mr.. Kate Rae, building lot on
Firstave greenwich ci60 MI jerome Reeves has pur-
chased an old and about quarter Of aa acre Of land
ON the road leading from the village of Westoods dock
10 Greenwich for $500 Capt Thomas Armcad has soldto
Mr. John Walker a strip Of land fronting Mcchanics-st'
Greenwich. four feet 10y 100. for SO This makes Mr..
walkers lot 20 feet wide The Messrs. Mitchell ana
Sherwood have purchased the wooden building at the
foot of Mil Hill. Norwak. at present occupied by the
Messrs Quntard Sons, or about 5000 Tie latter rn
has purchased the Post ONCE building and are soon to
remove there. The Messrs Mitchell a Sherwood have
also purchased the adj accent lot owned by Mr.
Buckley. In south Cornwall. Mr. j. ". Pierce has
bought lot Of two and half adjoining the Gem
eerv This property Is 10 be taken by an Association
with capital Of about $500. graded and divided into
lots IN Washington, Mr.. NJ W. Woodruff, Of the firm
OF Hckox 4 Woodruff, has exchanged his place lately
purchased OF s. IL. Mitchell, for that OF Mr. Frederick
Cabin the giving 81 800 In addition 10 his place on
the exchange. Ii Woodbury., the Phlandcr Nicholas
farm OF about 20 acres has been sold Mr. SaXton for
$500 Mr. Nicholas takes place in the village for $1,000
Rents are very high in Woodbury. this year.
The Brdgcpo,a Standard says; I'VE learn that the
New-York and NewlIaven Railroad Company are pre-
paluc 10 all themselves Of the advantages secured by
the acquisition OF the property known as the llalleck
Homestead in New Haven, the recent purchase Of
which was mentioned al the time IN The Standard The
plot Of ground contains about 20 OF upland, and
about 10 acres Of shore fats and situated this side Of
the Underwater cove which Is crossed by the cars nmed
atelv after leaving New-Haven, coming this way The
propertv cost about 10000, and the contemplated im
movements thereon il Is expected will require an outlay
Of about S2OO0morc The grading is already under con
and as soon completed tho erection OF buildings VIII
be commenced Car and engine Teparingshops, round
houses frcghthouses coal storage &C. &C., are among
the increased facilities that will Dc secured by the Com
pany by this movement"