Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1886-11-02

Operations Ina Various Parts OF the
City.
Recently recorded real estate sales are as
follows:
Alonzo S. Wheeler Saugatuck, Fairfield county,
to Marian H and Ann II: Wheeler, both OF West
port Fairfield county, 40 feet on Elm street, in
Westvile.
William J. Atwater to Henry Ahrens of Brook
lyn N Y 80 feet on Mechanic street.
Daniel Stevens of Hartford to John Foley s5 feet
Frank Fl. Whittemore to Mrs Clara Oakley of
San Bernardino, San Bernardino county. Califor-
mia, and Mrs: Lilly Knapp: s6 feet more or less on
George H Scranton to Mary Toof wife Of Edwin
]. Toof 423 feet on west side of Winthrop avenue,
formerly known as West street.
William A. Lincoln to Sias P. Tuttle of Nor
walk Fairfield county, Sc feet on east side of Pros
Frederick L. Dibble to N. J. oKeefe, SO feet on
north side of Webster street. -
Edgar Ives to Benjamin Ri. johnson, "a feet on
east side of Hughes Place.
side of Hamilton street and 40 feet on west side of
stephen NJ. Wier to George H. Pfaf, 40 feet on
stephen whitney to William A. Bronson, "a feet
east side of Whitney avenue.
Stephen Whitney to Florence G. Hatstat, wife Of
John w. Hatstat "a feet on Whitney avenue.
or ON sde Of Fair
Sarah A. P Harris to George NJ. Treat, 80 feet on
Massena Clark to Annie v Marshall wife of
Joseph Marshall, 80 feet on north side OF Starr
Robert Fitzpatrick to Samuel johnson. 80 feet on
north side of Market street
Ann Boyhan to Henry Bronson, so feet more or
less on Ashmun street.
Mr. Ahrens, above mentioned, yesterday
removed the wooden dwelling which has stood
on the corner of East and Chapel streets for
many years to a lot on Mechanic street
above the dye works, and has commenced the
erection of a new and good sized house on
the lot it was removed from.
Mr.. S. A. Stevens is building new block
on Wall street near Orange, next to Mr..
Stevens residence. The block will be a
handsome one and in keeping with the local
ity.
Mr. A. B. Smith, the dentist, begins soon
erecting $4,000 house, corner Howe and
Martin streets, near his residence.
Mrs. Mary E. Kane, of 1872 Hamilton street,
will soon erect new block three stories high
on the corner of Hamilton and Walnut
streets. There will be store in it.
Mr.. Charles E. P. Sanford is building
new brick house with stone trimmings on
Howe street near Whalley avenue.
Albert Tillou, contractor at Winchester's,
has his new house on Admiral street nearly
finished.
Mrs. Bristol, widow of the late Mr.. Bris-
toll of Southington, who bequeathed $1O0, 600
to the New Haven Orphan asylum. has near
ly completed her new house on Humphrey
street. It is well built and equipped and
compares favorably with the other houses ill
the locality. She will make it her resi-
dence.
Mr.. R. A. Beers, of S. E. Merwin & Co.,
has his new house on Orange street, corner
of Humphrey, we'll advanced. He will oc-
cupy it in the spring.
Prof ST. Smiths new residence onWhalley
avenue is rooted and slated. He will occu-
py it in the spring.
Edward Malley has three tasty frame
houses erected and nearly completed on Gar
den street, near Whalley avenue.
The large new carriage mandatory which
is being erected by Mayor Holcomb, Govern
or Bigelow and others on Franklin and Col
lis streets is nearly finished.
The Mechanics bank will occupy their
banking building on Church street early in
December. About $4,000 have been ex
pended in improving and altering the build
ing.
The improvement of the double front of
Fenn's shoe emporium, Chapel street, will
add to the stylishness and handsome ap-
pearance of the locality. Many changes were
also made in the building overhead in the al
terations for Stoddard's photo gallery.
Mr.. Hughes the butter man, has another
substantial brick residence nearly completed
on his land on Howard avenue.
One of the most notable building improve
ments in Fair Haven of late is the erection of
the buildings for the horse railroad compa-
ny, which are now up.