Morning journal and courier., 1886-08-20
BUILDING OPERATIONS.


 ments on Clinton Avenue - The
 Packing House Purchase and the
 Electric Light-Real Estate Changes
 Building Permits.
 It is rumored that beside the six or eight handsome houses that are being erected on Orange street, above Edwards street, three more will be erected at an early date on Orange street, between Humphrey and Ed wards streets, on the west side, by Messrs. Robert Manross, basso, Fred Hosmer, travel ing agent for E. S. Kimberly, the coal deal CT, and Smith Weed, the Church street hard ware dealer. On the opposite side of the street, corner of Humphrey, the new resi- dence of Mir. Beers, a partner of General Merwin, is well advanced toward comple- ton. A fine wood cut of the new residence which Mr. Crockett, of the New Haven Con- crete company, is erecting on Orange street, near Cottage, appears in a recent issue of the Scientific American, together with detailed description of the prominent features of this tasteful residence, the walls of which are now up and roofed Just around the corner, fronting on Cottage street, is another taste ful residence we'll ahead toward completion, which is being erected by MT. Ed Northrop, the popular grocer on Grand street, opposite Atwater block.
 On Clinton avenue near Lombard, Fair Haven, Mr. John L. Russell, bookkeeper for Bolton & Nicely, has purchased fine lot one hundred and forty feet front and of good depth on which he will erect this year 8 handsome residence for his own occupation, the plans for which are nearly prepared. He boug ght it through the agency of Constable Konold, who owns land adjoining on which | he built well built house not long since, in Mr hosiery department of Bolton & Nicely, has | bought lot fronting on Lombard street near Clinton avenue in the rear Of MT. Rus l sells purchase, and contemplates building upon it before long. The Electric Light company ot this city are having their premises more than doubled | in size The enlargement will be 56x9O 1 larger than the original buildings. Mason l Builder Grant has got the work well under way.
 The purchase of the large building former l ly Judson Bros.' packing and provision house 1 on Winchester avenue by the American Flee | tric Light company of New York and Bos | ton. which has been already referred to ir l our columns, was quite a notable real estate l sale for the summer season when changes o1 | special importance are always few SeVera l New Haven capitalists are interested Tn thls company. The company proposes to get tc | work soon in the big packing house building | l ratns The Dosto11 Blackboard company have | been occupying the building for some time
 past for the storage of carriages.
 Recent building permits are as follows
 Trumbuu street, Mo- 51, frame addition l owner Peck Sperry. Charles street, frame
 dwelling, two tenements, 2Ox4O, owner Mrs | MIX Columbus avenue, frame dwelling, two 1 tenements, owner Thomas R. Trowbridge ! George street, corner York, frame addition, ] owner D. O. Lombard. Norton street neal Whalley avenue, frame dwelling. owner J. Skinner school, brick and stone apart | ment house, three stories, eighteen flats, 125x62, owner E. L. Goodale. Wilson street, frame dwelling, owner John Creighton Chapel street, rear ,093, brick barn, owner Bennett $. Lewis. HAnnilton street, near Greene, brick building, three stories, three tenements, 27x6S14, owner Mrs. Ann E. Kane. Permits for new buildings have also
 been issued to the New Haven Steam Saw Mill company to rebuild their burned premi- ses; to John Rattlesdorfer to build on Wal lace street, rear of Mo- 104, three story brick addition 30x60; to Florence A. John son to build on Willis street two story frame dwelling 21x40; to Professor s. D. Smith, of Yale to build residence on Whal- lessor Smiths new house will cost 1000. It will be erected on the old Dickerman property, builders, Hubbeu & Nerwin and EIizur Sperry, plumbing by Buckley and heating apparatus by S. E. Dibble.
 The new business block on Orange street for H. B. Armstrong & Co. is well advanced toward completion and makes a handsome addition to that part of the street, part which has so greatly improved in the past ten years. It is of pressed brick, trimmed with white brick, tiles and blue stone, and is three stories high. It IS furnished with elevator and all convenienees for carrying on the firms business. Mir. R. G. Russell was the architect.
 Recnt real estate sales are as follows: Will liam F. Armstrong to Sarah L. Nettleton, 5 feet south side of Elm street. Henry B. Shep pard to Frederick Vogt, 32 feet south side of Gamer street. s. R. & c. c. Blatchley to Thomas Morris ct ux. 30 feet east side of James street. Purmont Bradford to Olive E Morse B feet east side Dewitt street. Patrick McDermott to Edward Curran ct ux., 30 feet west side of Carlisle street. William R. Bailey to Patrick Burke ct ux., 50 feet west side of Ferry street Edward Tobin to John McGrath, 2315 feet west side of Wallace street. Rufus Ogden ct ux, to Isaac N. Hooghkirk, 50 feet west side of Norton street. Patrick Burns to Daniel F. Kelly, 35 feet south side of Davenport avenue. Jane E. Stevens, guar dian, to Jenny Stevens, A of 331a feet north side of Wooster street. Messena Clark to James McGarvey, ct ux., 31 feet south side Columbus avenue. James E. Engl;eh et al to Peter Warren ct qx 2 1 Robsrtsan tIes MeSs to Clarence W. Williams, 40 feet south side of Fine street. Truman filling to John B. Clemmons. 50 east side Washington street. Wm. P. Djckerman to Frederick M. Denison, 25L feet east side Pearl street. Frederick M. Denison to Henry Ahern, 2514 feet east side Pearl street. John F. Jackson to Frederick R. Baumann, 42 feet west side Bradley street. Patrick Leonard to Elliott H. Morse, 40 feet east side Frank street. Julius Jacobs to Charles Kleiner, 40 feet west side of Elliott street.