Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-08-20
RIAL ESTATE INTERESTS.
some Activity In Building Operations
In the Hot Season-Improvemen In
Various Parts of tho City.

SOnno ACTIVITY In BUILDING operations
In the Hot season-Improveme In
Various Parts OF tho City.
Work on the Lawrence street school Is adj.
vsncing rapidly. The building will be one
of the largest and certainly one of the finest
In this city. The walls are now up to the
fourth story. The building will be heated
and ventilated by the Smead & Norcoot sys.
tenn.
Excavation is going on for the cellar for
new aud stylish residence on Bishop street
for Superintendent s. T. Dutton of the pub
lie schools. The sewer connection excava-
lions are in progress, and blasting had to be
resorted to, Bishop street being founded upon
a rocky bed of sandstone. Judge Henry
Stoddards house will stand next east of SUI
perintsndent Dutton's. Mrs. Peck's handsome
house next west of Superintendent buttons
lot Is nearly completed.
On Henry street near Dlxwell avenue a
new frame house IL being erected for William
Woodcook. The contractor is Frank Mar
Tin.
Mr.. Aylmer, who ia employed at the car
shops, has just finished an attractive house
Of ten or twelve rooms on West Drive, High
land Park.
Lake Place ia booming. block of two
brick houses has been erected on the south
side, and brick house and frame house
are being built on the north side. All of them
are we'll built, attractive places. Other new
houses for Lake Place are projected.
Two new houses are being erected on Ash
mum street near Gregory street for Alderman
Frank A. Monsoon.
Architect Robinson has plans just prepared
for Joseph Gilch, former proprietor OF the
Schutzen Park grounds, and who years ago
kept meat market on State street near Ed
wards. Mr.. Gilch recently bought lot about
10 feet front on State street, near the junc-
ton of East street, and has erected barn
for the storage of lager beer on the rear of
the land. He will erect on the front of the
lot three.story brick block, with two stores
and two flats and with a driveway between
the stores leading to the barn.
Incorporation Counsel @. 7. Driscoll is
having quite boom on his Lake Place prop
erty. He has just sold another lot. The
purchaser Is Moses Seward. The lot is 80 by
100.
Alderman s. 8. Thompson bought recently
the house and lot Oh Olive street, lot Boxes,
and the adjoining lot, 24x6S, n j. w. and
Phebe @. Bell of South Bell of South Orange,
New Jersey.
Lawyer julius Twiss has sold one of his
lots on Cedar Hill avenue, 35x1S5, to Town
Clerk Walter A. Main Of Orange.
Conrad Kaiser has sold to Lawyer Joseph
B. Morse lot 32x20S on Mansfield street
William Bohan has sold a lot 35x140 on
Dover street to Charles II. Reed.
Peck Brothers & Co. have sold lot 53x120
on Bright street, Fair Haven, to Michael j.
Dolan; and Herbert Barnes and H. f. Hem
ingway have sold lot on Poplar street
35x150 to John Mcmahon.
Fitch w. Barwell has transferred lot on
North Quinnipiao street, fronting westerly, to
Hsrriett r. Burwell.
Frances /. Martin has sold lot on Nicoll
street 35x129 to Louis Kinkerfdss.
Alexander and Ann Z. Emery have sold
one foot on Grand avenue to Frederick
Fisher.
William H. and Ida d. Cleveland have sold
q house and lot on Greenwich avenue to
Annie Z. Lisderman.
Patrick McCartin has bought twelve feet
front by 40 deep on Pine street of Patrick
Grimes.
Wilhelm Zlebell has bought lot 35x187
on Saltonstall avenue of William Fl. II.
Hewitt and Christian Traub has bought one
of Mr.. Hewitt on same avenue 32x137.
Rukard B. Mallory has sold lot on Or
chard street 40x150 to Louis A. Boetcher.
. A house and lot on Kessuth street 50x15O
has been sold by Il. NJ. Howard of South
Amboy, N. j., to Arthur f. Howard of Nor
walk, Conn.
Patrick Creegan is erecting ct the corner of
Carlisle and Cedar streets q large wooden
building. The lower floor will be for busi-
ness purposes, the upper part for temements.
A house to contain twenty rooms is soon to
be erected on the corner of Orange and Cam
ner streets, which will be used as temper
auce hotel. II is on the route of the Orange
street stage line and convenient to East Rock
Park.
On the corner of Oak street and Winthrop
avenue there is soon to be erected o three
story brick building by Hoadley B. Ives, Sec
Rotary and treasurer of the National Savings
bank. There will be a store in the lower
part to be occupied by druggist January LIST