Morning journal and courier., 1889-07-04
REAL RSTATE.

A once HoOmIng Place on the Out- skirts Booms Again on a Solid Basis Of Prosperity - Various Improve ments ana Heal Estate Sales.
 MT. Justus Hotchkiss, who bought recent ly the house and lot on Wall street in the rear of his handsome residence on Church street, does iuot propose to make any change there for the present, but ultimately intends a handsome improvement there.
 A notable change is being made in the outer portion of Shelton evenue. This locality, quiet and dead for many years pre- vious to 1871, took boom at that time which overstepped itself, as was the case generally of the boom of '71 throughout the city. After the spurt sabsided land fell back to hSlf it's vaiuo. Now 1t is steadily advancing, and on a sure basis, based on the increase of population and the improvement of the property. This portion of the city is now holding it's own with other rapidly grow ing sections.
 A. J. Crawford, the laundryman, has just bought five feet more of land by 150 deep on the north side of George street of Frederick B. Mallory. This gives him, with the 50 feet before purchased, 55 feet frontage. He will probably commence building on it soon.
 James Bishop has bought the remainder of the Mallory lot on George street, 55x150.
 ". Leonard is building two-family house on George street next to MT. Bishops land.
 MT. Munson of Hartford is building a handsome brick residence for his daughter on West Chapel street, next beyond the Mal- ley homestead. His daughter resides on West Chapel street, corner of Park street and will occupy the new house when 1t is com- pleted.
 Frank Bristol, the Chapel street shoe dealer, is erecting new residence for him. self on the north side of George street oppo- site Elliott street, where the Perry Lines nur- sery WAS. It will contain twelve well finished rooms.
 The building of two new houses on Bishop street, on the Foster land between State and Orange by parties who recently bought lots there has been given up for the present ow. ing to change of plans by the purchasers.
 Lake Place, so called. the new street run- ming from Dlxwell avenue to near Ashmun next this side of Bristol street Is experience ing decided boom. It is @ very desirable plot of land to build on convenient to the city center and horse cars and in a good locality. It will be rapidly built up by se- lected purchasers. 0. T. Driscoll has just sold lot 46x127 to George Dean here, and various other lots have been sold there of late.
 Real estate gales recorded in the last few days are as follows:
 Old Canal street-Louis s. DeForest to William W. Thomas, all the land adjoining the Thomas lot that DeForest was entitled to by the closing of Old Canal street. Mansfield strset-Lot fronting easterly, 40 by 120 feet, with buildings, Charles W. Os- trom to Othniel c. Marsh.
 Foote strest-Lot fronting northerly, 30 by 147 feet, with buildings, Joseph Sheldon to Roberta D. Jackson.
 Mansfield street-Lot fronting easterly, GO by 160 feet, Patrick Parlow of Jamaica Plains, Mass, to Peter Curry.
 Lafayette street-Lot fronting southwes- terly, 80 ty 160 feet, with buildings, Jacob Linde to Joseph Goldreber and Morris Hertz.
 Alden street-Lot fronting easterly, 50 by 40 feet, Mary E. Leete to Louis Beehler.
 Poplar street-Lot fronting easterly, 34 by 130 feet, William H. H. Hewitt to James F. Callahan.
 by IA feet, Lyman E. and Lucy A. Munson to John H. Phillips.
 Gregory street-Lot fronting northerly, 40 by ITO feet, with buildings, John w. Bishop to Marills B. Henry.
 Brewery street-Lot fronting easterly, T by 136 feet, Mary Brainard of Portland to David H. Clark.
 Dlamouu ssreet-Aot 1Eou'Ank eaeterlyJ ~ by 64 feet, Virginia Osborn to Martha Lan- sing.
 Wolcott street-Lot fronting northsrly, 3a by S4 feet, James A. Fogarty to Thomas P. and Edward A. Rourke.
 Washington street-Lot fronting easterly, "A by 173 feet, James and Harriet Alling and Rachel H. Wood of Orange to Fred M. Smith. q
 Hill strest-Lot fronting westerly, A by 135 feet, with buildings, James M. Lee to Albert Nj. Goodyear.