Morning journal and courier., 1884-09-09
NEW RRsInENcEs.

NEW RESIDkNCES many Good Homes Erected I'm she
 Southwestern Part Of the City
 other Improvements.
 Mir. Charles H. Webb has greatly improved his residence on the corner of Howard and Davenport avenues, formerly the Watkinson residence. The work is about completed. Next door Mir. Kelly, the roofer, is complet- ing handsome block of two brick houses three stories high with modern improvements. This locality has many residences that are we'll built and of superior finish externally and internally.
 Dr. Doherty has erected nice addition on one side of his residence on Sylvan avenue.
 Mr. L. " Treat, the mason, has nearly fin ished fine we'll built brick house with mod ern improvements, pressed brick front and sides, on Howard avenue near Sylvan ave nue.
 Mr. John Kennedy, of the Branford Lock works and son-in-law of Bernard Reilly, has just erected fine frame dwelling of unique and attractive architectural design and orna- mentation on Cedar street, corner of Daven- port avenue opposite the hospital grounds It is one of the finest residences in that sec tion of the city.
 Messrs Chatfeld & Grant have the foun- dations ready for a residence which they are to erect this month on lot owned by them on York street near Cedar street.
 Mr John Starr has raised his brick build ing on Congress avenue, near the junction with Washington street, about 612 feet, making the building now four stories high. The first story will be used for store. Mr. Shepard, the feed dealer, has moved back a small dwelling from Congress avenue, corner of Liberty street, to Liberty street, and has enlarged the dwelling The Blakeslee brothers have recently erect ed neat, well built brick house on Sylvan avenue, between Ward and Vernon streets. The Frinity M. E. church parsonage is nearly completed. It is on Oak street, near the handsome residences of the Messrs Armstrong and Snyder. The interior finish ing is now being done. It is of brick and handsomely finished. MT. Field is erecting house costing about 8, 800 on Asylum street. MT. E. Fitzgerald has large frame house in process of completion on the corner of Orchard and Oak streets, in the vicinity of his place of business.
 MT. Minge, who resides in the same neigh borhood, is erecting large frame dwelling on the corner of Sylvan avenue and Elliott street.
 Mr. I. Kinney & Son are erecting a large addition to their stables on Congress avenue, opposite the hospital, to accommodate their increasing business
 Deputy Sheriff Keefe has erected hand some cottage dwelling, occupied by himself, on Prince street, between Lafayette and Cedar streets, and on the next lot adjoining has the foundations ready for another simi- lar house.
 Mr. Charles Bradley has erected and is completing a handsome frame house on Prince street, between Lafayette and Prince streets.
 MT. Sperry, the mason builder, has about completed a large double brick house on Prout street about a block from Meadow street.
 The New Haven Baking company have recently completed superior new and large stable, built in the most approved manner, on Prout street, convenient of access from their premises on State street. There is room for eight or ten houses.
 MT. Willie Watrous, salesman at Wilcox .& Co.'S dry goods store for a number of years past, who is sick in Clinton, is slightly improved and able to sit up little.
 Mir. R. T. Merwin the builder, residing in Eld street, continues much prostrated and his condition is unfavorable to recovery :. Dr. John E. w. Thompson and wife, of this city, will return home from Europe next month. Since his departure from this coun- try Dr. Thompson has been studying in the Paris hospitals.
 J. Murray Fairchild, the electrician, was in the city over Sunday. He came here from Nebraska where he has been the past nine months in the interest of the United States Electric Lighting company. He started yes terday afternoon for Portland, Oregon.
 A. c. Thompson, of this city, is at Nantas- ket beach,
 Professor William H. Brewer of Yale has been attending the sessions of the British Association for the Advancement of Science at Montreal.
 The following New Haveners were regis tered at Saratoga Saturday: E. F. Fogg, S. J. Fox, Mrs. s. Goodrich, MT. and Mrs. G. P. Marvin, c. H. Farnam, MT. and Mrs. F. s. Root, Miss M. Farnam, MT. and Mrs. c. H. Farnam, w. Barnum, Miss L. Boyd, A. s. Johnson, N. $. Johnson, G. G. Matthias and family, MT. and Mrs. N. J. Dubois, MT. 'snd Mrs. J. N. States.
 General George H. Ford and wife arrived home from Europe yesterday after an ab- sence of two or three months abroad.
 MT. Stephen B. Butler and wife returned home Sunday night from visit to Europe.
 MT. Caleb B. Bowers family left yesterday for Williamsport, Penn. MT. Bowers joins them in a few days. They remain until October 1.
 Mrs. Anna M, widow of Merrill Benton, lied yesterday of cardiac dropsy at her home, No. 165 James street, aged ffty-four years.