Morning journal and courier., 1886-04-10
BUILDING PKRATIO MS.

Recent Real Estate sales-New Resi-
 deRces-The Enlargement of United
 Church ChapeI-An Immense New
 Ice House in Westv1lle-The Strikes
 a Damper to Improvements.
 Coroner Eli Mix has begun the erection of a $3, 300 house on Orchard street from plans by R. G. Russell 0. D. Kinney is doing the mason work. Also from plans by Mir. Rus sell Mrs. Glenney will erect brick house containing two flats on Wooster street. Mr. Russell has also the plans for the enlarge rnent of the United church society's chapel on Temple street. The addition will cost $1O,0O0, and the lecture or audience room will be nearly doubled in size. The addi- tion will make the audience room larger by 5 feet and there will be increased accom- modations on the second floor.
 MT. Charles Crockett, secretary and treas urer of the New Haven Concrete company, will soon begin the erection of hands ome house on Orange street, between the Mat thews residence and the Bartlett house: plans by Stilson. The lower story will be of brick and the upper of wood, 37x3S feet; cost of house about $5, 500, also from plans by Stilson. MT. F: J. Morgan will soon erect an $S, 900 frame residence, two stories and attic, on Orange street, near Gamer.
 Andrew McManus will, from plans by R. G. Russell, erect four story building on the northeast corner of Gregory and Ashmun streets to contain store and tenement. MT Russell has also plans for the alteration of the Crofut place on Whalley avenue, oppo- site the jail, into two houses for J. N. Col lins, of New York. Also from plans by Rus sell Mir. Burton Dckerman is building an inn mense ice house in Westville near Mechanic street, 50x216 feet. Mir. Russell said that fear of strikes and the Reorganization of business interests caused damper on build ing this spring. John Conboy has plans from Stilsons for the erection of a three story frame house 26xb2, on the corner of Prince and Hill streets, to cost $5, ,000. MT. Stilson also said that the unsettling caused by the labor agitation had hindered num- Der of people from building this spring.
 George w. H. Hughes, from plans by Architect Robinson, will erect handsome block of two houses on Howard avenue near Putnam street. The same has plans out for large apartment house to be built for T. J. Fox on the northeast corner of Greene and Wallace streets, on the site of little story house which will be torn down. The new block will be of brick trimmed with granite, four stories high and 60x3515 feet.
 From plans by R. G. Russell H. B. Arm strong & Go. will soon erect large store on Orange street of pressed brick, three stories high, 41x63 feet, with two-story addition in the rear 6Ox63 feet.
 At E. J. Shanley's printing office in Ex- change building real estate men and others get much printing done.
 John $. Beach, Esq, will erect a fine block on Wall street near Temple from plans by David R. Brown. It will be one of the finest blocks of its kind in the city, built of pressed brick, laid in black mortar, and trimmed with red Scotch sandstone, and having re- cessed porches.
 Recent transfers of real estate are as fol lows:
 sWm J. Roardman ct al. to Richard Moore, 40 feet east side Mansfield street.
 Estate Wm. L. Foster to P. B. Foster, one half of 51 feet north side Linden street. Wm. C. Scobe to Mary R. Johnson, 30 feet west side of Arthur strt ct.
 C. $. FaircOugh to Eliza Warren, 34 feet west side Poplar street
 John Sinister to Wm. s. Chipp, 40 feet north side Linden street.
 F. F. Bishop to F. M Reeves, B feet north side Of Exchange street
 Harriet A. Joyce to William K. Townsend, 15o feet west side of Norton street
 Joseph Johnson to John Gulow, 2s feet north side George street.
 John Kenyon to James Kelley, 30 feet west side
 Melton Adams to R E. Baldwin, 80 feet south side Lombard street.
 Alfred Hughes to Richard Connors, land
 P. B. Foster to c. F. Demmer no feet north side Linden street.
 R.G Chidsey to J. H. Eden B feet east side Dav-
 F. A Monson to A. A McManus 40 feet east
 Max Strauss to J. P. Hugo, 30 feet east side of Nash street.
 Charles Dickerman ct ux. to Adam Mann, ? feet south side Gibbs street.
 F M Dugan to J. H. Keefe, 50 feet south side of Washington street.
 Charles Higgins to F. F. Bishop, rods north
 w. C. Scobie to Edmund A. Ender, 30 feet west side Arthur street.
 William E. Roberts to John Gilbert, 10 feet south