Morning journal and courier., 1886-05-27
REAL ESTATE CHANGES. Building Operations and Various Improvements Here and There About Town.

Building Operations and Various Improvements Here and There About Town.
 The house and lot corner of Orange and
 Bradley streets, formerly owned and occupied
 by Mason Builder A. J. Ramsdell, who is
 now of Brooklyn, N. Y., have been pur-
 chased by Patrick J. Cronen. the paper box manufacturer who resides in the house next door. The property had been held by the Windham County Savings bank for num- Der of years past. MT. Cronen proposes to
 erect next spring brick block upon the rear of this property facing Bradley street. Also Edward Russell, of Russell Brothers the but ter dealers, has bought the vacant lot 40x200 on Orange street nearly opposite MT. James D. Dewelrs residence and next south of Mir. Frank Rockers residence and will erect a handsome residence thereon. Land there abouts which sold ten years ago for $275 8 front foot can now be bought for $50. MT Russells new house will be of brick, of tasteful design, plans by Henry Austin. He proposes to occupy it next December. He will also break ground in day or two on
 Peck street, Fair Haven, near his present residence
 Land on Orange street above Lawrence | which sold for $25 front foot three or four years ago, the purchases being held to erect | a handsome house upon their respective pur- chases, has advanced 100 per cent. in value since owing to the erection of a number of
 nice residences along the street The low | price of few years ago was made to bring the land at once into market and secure it's prompt improvement
 MT. Goodale is having figures made by | builders for the contracts for brick block | of six houses on State street next Skinner | school The following have been granted 1 permits recently: James Mcdonald, to build a one story frame shop, foot of the sewer | dock, 24x3O; Richard Sternberg, to erect a 1 two story brick house, 22x2S, on Franklin street near Grand; T. F. Lowe, to build two | brick houses, slate roof, 25x1S, on Blatchley | avenue: and T. J. Alderman, to erect frame building, 24x40, on Martin street corner of l Sherman avenue; John Mooney, to build 8 frame barn, two stories, No. 1O2 Putnam l street; John W. Gilson, to build a frame barn at No. 316 Congress avenue; T. NJ Fitzgerald, to raise frame building 281 Day. | enport avenue with brick, three stories Phi | lando Armstrong, to erect on Orange street. | near Center, brick and stone store, three sto-
 ries, tin roof, 50x120, R. G: Russell, archi- l tect; Hugh Daley, to build a two story 1 frame house, 25x4O, slate roof, four foot l wing, on Whalley avenue; James W. How land, to build four frame dwellings, two sto- ries, and four frame barns oG Atwater street,
 near Grafton; and Mrs. D. s. Glenney, to bvild two story brick dwelling, two tene.
 ments, on Wooster street, near Franklin. | Recent real estate transfers are: Edward 1 A. Todd to Rufus Ogden, fifty feet on Nor l ton street, west side; John J. Osborn to N. W. and J. E. Hnbinger, forty eight feet on | Elm street, north side; Ebepezer s. Willis to 1 George G. Murphy ct ux., sixty feet on Asy-
 lum street, east side; Murty o'Brien to Tim
 othy Maloney, twenty-seven feet on James
 street, east side; Morris Frank Tyler to Eunice G. Dickernlhn, fifty feet on Webster
 street, south side; J. Lowe to Bridget Rourke,
 twenty-six and one-third feet on Wolcott
 street, south side; Wm. L. Brooks to Aston
 T. Colby burial lot in Fair Haven Union
 cemetery; Harvey F. Hemingway to Wm.
 R. Hemingway, 1591l feet on North Quinni-
 piac street, east side, and the latter to Hattie
 L. Grannis, 134115 feet of same land; Joseph
 Smith ct ux. to Martin O'Keefe, five acres ir the Annex; Francis Donnelly to Mary Ban