Morning journal and courier., 1888-05-22
REAL ESTATE ACTIVE.

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 Permits.
 Another fine new building is soon to be erected in this city. A chapter building is to be erected on Hillhouse avenue directly in
 the rear of the elegant Book and Snake society building, which is on the corner of l the avenue and Grove street. In the chapter | building the ceremonial work will be per formed. It will be elegant in appearance.ex- \ ternaliy and internally, to ftly correspond | with the main building. It will resemble in l appearance somewhat the fine Yale society building on the corner of Prospect and l Trumbull streets. This will make another 1 handsome addition to this beautiful part of l the city.
 A New Factory Building. A new factory building has just been l erected in the rear of No. 15S Whalley ] avenue in the vicinity of Garden street. | It is frame building and will be occupied | by the new manufacturing concern in which ! MT. Clark Bryant, who was for about % years superintendent at the New Haven | Clock company's establishment, is interested | with others. They will manufacture many kinds of hardware trimmings and will be- 1 gin work soon. On whitney Avenue. MT. Robert A. Brown, the manufacturer,
 has just purchased fine lot on the Foote estate, corner of Whitney avenue and Bishop street, and will this summer erect fine house thereon for his own occupancy. I party of six young business men are talking of buying six lots on Whitney avenue of the | Whitney estate on which to erect houses for | their own occupancy.
 | A Fine Improvement For York Street. I Mir. William Gay, the book dealer of New I York cifv formarlv of this oifv yuaa in foun I this week having in contemplation the tear~ \ ing down of the Beers homestead, large 12 ! room frame dwelling at No. 115 York street, and the erection in it's place of fine flat for six families in the most popular New York city style, the building to be of pressed brick with Ohio stone trimmings and to cost about $15, 900. The plans are now being prepared by well known architect. The materials in l the Beers homestead will be used for the erection of g dwelling on Ferry street, Fair Haven, nearly opposite Hiram Camps resi- 1 dence on land of MT. Gays. During the past two weeks real estate sales have been recorded in the town clerks office as follows:
 Mill River-Land fronting westerly; S. E. Merwin to Austin Mansfield. Ivy street-Land and buildings fronting ! southerly, 50 by 125 feet; A. L. Howard to William H. Ely.
 George street-Land fronting northerly, 50 ! by 12S15 feet; c. w., Dennis A. and Dwight w. BlAkesleS to Ell Mix. Orchard street-Land and buildings front~ | ing westerly, 38 by 100 feet; John H. Whit | ing to Charles Knight.
 Greenwich avenue-Land and buildings fronting westerly 25 by 150 feet; G. W. Smith to Mary Helena Conlan. Atwater street-Land and buildings front- | ing easterly, 30 6-12x125 feet; John W. Rowland to Albert Stores. Atwater street-Land fronting easterly, 10x125 feet; James w. Rowland to Albert Stores.
 Farren avenue-Land fronting westerly, 50x115 feet; Robert F. Paine to James Pow ell.
 Ashmun street-Land and buildings fronting easterly, 103 6-12x21 5-12 feet; Matthew G. Elliott to Frederick Schneider.
 Dixwell avenue-Land fronting easterly, 50 S-12x675; E. c. Beach to Martha E. Parkinson.
 Townsend avenue-Land and hotel buiId- ings fronting westerly and located at Morris Cove, being the property known as the Cove House; G. s. and Susan G. Barkentine to Asa L. Chamberlin and J. L. Deming.
 George street-Land fronting southerly 125 by 255 feet F. S. Bradley to Dwight W. I Blakeslee.
 Davenport avenue-Land and buildings fronting northerly, 20 by S1 3-12 feet; Morris | Hayes to Esther Ostrander.
 Edwards street-House and lot fronting | southerly, 31 by 130 feet; Herman Heberger I to Timothy O'Neill.
 West Portsea street-Land fronting south westerly, 100 by 40 feet; 0. T. Driscoll to I Ellen Doherty.
 Hazel street-Laud and buildings fronting southerly, 100 by 150 feet; John Kerley to Mary E. Baldwin.
 Hazel street-Land fronting southerly, 100 by 150 feet; Samuel w. and Maria Upson to John Kerley. Il Dorman street-Land fronting northerly, l 130 by 50 feet; Horace w. and Matilda | Cooper to Mary F. Cooper. 1
 Putnam street-Land fronting southerly, 30 by 116 feet; Mary J. Sexton to Andrew c. l Smith
 Wilson street-Land fronting westerly, 20 I by 113 feet; Catherine R. Mansfield to Thomas I and Catherine Connolly.
 James street-Land fronting easterly, 35 | by 100 feet; Mary Donegan to Margaret Don- egan.
 James street-Land fronting easterly, 35 | by 100 feet; John Donegan to Mary Done- gan.
 Dorman street-Land and buildings front. ing northerly, 50 by 125 feet; William c. Place to Jonathan Bailey.
 Fruit street-Land fronting easterly, 12 ! by 100 feet; William 0. Place to Jonathan | Bailey. ing easterly, 40 by 57 6-12 feet Albert M. Goodyear to Margaret O. Goodyear.
 Oliver s. White to William Gay, No. IF | York street with house thereon.
 Roger s. White to Susan E. &. Gay, No. Ill York street with brick house thereon.
 PhilRndo Armstrong to James U. Mitchell | of Milford, 30 feet on east side of Greenwich | avenue, formerly known as No. 253 Green wich avenue.
 Henry A. Harrison of New Haven and Bur- ton H. Wooding of Hamden to Edward A. | Wiegand, 60 feet on north side of Brewster | street, with improvements thereon.
 William I. Mallory to Daniel M. Smith, | three rods on east side of East Pearl street.
 William Weiss and Alice L. Weiss to El- ! ford Bradley, one-half an acre, more or less, on north side of Hill street, with buildings thereon.
 R. O. Lightbourn and Clarence Englehart to John E. Bassett, fifty feet on north side of Bassett street, with buildings; also another fifty feet on north side of same street.
 Clarence E. P. Sanford to Cornelius s. Morehouse, fifty feet on north side of Lom bard street, with buildings.
 John W. Talmsdge to Joseph F. Meigs, 40 feet on east side of Newhall avenue with the improvements therein.
 Mary M. Lefingwen to William H. Lef- fngwelI, 102 feet more or less on north side of William street.
 Edmund L. Hine to Benjamin L. Lam- bert, 43 feet on west side of Greenwich ave- nue.
 Robert Blair and Julia M. Blair to Woos- ter A. Ensign, all land between land of said Ensign on the east side of Orange street, be- | tween SQBpel duu OTOWu sIrS6LB, ana line ' about 120 feet in length drawn from the | east line of Orange street to land of Philan- der Armstrong, along the south face of the south brick wall of the building known as Nos. 83, S5 and ST Orange street.
 Bridget Flood to Patrick Murray, 40 feet on east side of Fillmore street.
 Minnie B. Lester to Matthew McGrugan, 32 feet on north side of Woolsey street with buildings thereon.
 GeorgeJ. Hitler to Michael Tracy, strip of land between No. 54 and No. 56 Webster street.
 Hobart B. Bigelow, executor of estate of Alice Mckee, to Charles H. Webb, 50feet on north side of Oak street with improvements.
 Elley T. Reynolds to Cornelius T. Driscoll, 125 feet on west side of Orange street; also 78 feet on Foster street.
 Charles Fabrique to Benjamin Fabrique, of Woodbridge, piece of land with im- thereon, corner of Stanley and Chapel streets.