Morning journal and courier., 1889-11-08
REAL ESTATE.


New warner & Co.,s Factory-OtlHHt
ing the Meadow Eands-Interest OF
Property Holders In that Secuon-
The Candee Rubber Go.
Lombard street, Fair Haven, Is undergoing
a real sststs boom. Ton houses are to be
erected on the street within few months.
The Russell Brothers, the butter Dealers
who own considerable land on the street,
will erect four or FIVE of them. Mr.. Thomas
Forsytb, of the dye works and laundry, Will
erect one or two, and syndicate OF small
capitalists who have been purchasing land
on the street will erect several more. The
street enters Ferry street near the Ferry
street school. Most Of the houses Will Dc
erected near the Ferry street end.
The purchase of land by the g. Il. Warner
Manufacturing company, of which oharies
8. Leete, president of the Mechanics BANK
il president, has been recorded. The COM
pany now own three plots with frontage of
$50 feet on James street reaching paek 10
the Shore Line railroad. These plots Join
the lands previously acquired by the sempa-
nv. The company, as has been hitherto an
nouncsd, are to build new plant, removing
from their present factory on East street,
which has been occupied by the Warner
company for more than thirty-fve years.
The property bought includes large part Of
the Mill river meadows, between Mill river
Of the stream. Tho foot bridge over the
stream was finished . few days ago. O. <.
Waterhouse & Son drove the piling for the
bridge. The bridge IL situated about three
nm drsS or four hundred feet below the Gen.
solidated railroads stone bridge whore the
| old Tin bridge once stood. Owners OF prop
| srty in that section, both on the Fair Haven
side aud the side opposite are congratulating
| themselves In view Of the coming erection
| Of the new factory, believing with reason that
| IL will 30 IN additional means OF building ur
| that section and enhancing the price OF the
property. The Warner mallssble iron shops
| on East street now belonging to the L. Candee
Rubber company were built BY the late Gaius
f. Warner, brother Of Mr.. Henry A.Warner,
and he for many years carried on the MALE
able iron business there. The rubber Factory
ceins In acquiring tho property additional
| land and buildings that 1t has long needed
and coveted and will use the buildings for
storage purposes. It has a considerable FOR
| tion Of the Durham Sc Wooster carriage fac.
| tory new In use for storage purposes and has
been occupying all the spare space for like
purposes In the new and large 6chollhorn
shop on Wooster street near East street.
When the Warner shops were built and 70!
years afterwara all of the land now occupied
by the rubber shop buildings on East street
| was unocsupied territory and there were nc
| buildings east of East street from Greene
street to below the Warner shop, and the
waters of Mill river came up to the Hartford
railroad track embankment. All was open
water at high tide from the Mallory q
Wheeler shop to where the steam sawmil !.
| now, and between the railroad track and East
street was o COED sized pond fed by the
waters of Mill river and where every winter
the boys of that part of the city enjoyed e1.
cellent skating.
| The work of sxeavating the cellar for the
house of VIM. F. Parsons, of Chamberlin q
| Co., furniture dealers, was begun yesterday.
The house will be on George street, opposite
Elicit street. Elizur q. Spsrry is doing the
| mason work.
| Frank s. Platt has q dne large two-story
| two-fat frame house nearly completed on
| Sherman avenue near Chapel street.
A new house is being erected on the north
side of Hazel street between Shelton and
| Winchester avenues. It Is 1890 feet and
has eight rooms. Owner, Flanagan; builder,
Mordecai.
The people in the vicinity Of Shelton ave-
nue. and Starr street would like to see an
| electric light placed there. 1t is near the
crossing of the Northampton railroad, which
| at night is dark and dangerous. Some of the
express trains pass at the rate of 40 miles an
hour.
The parsonage which il being erected on
| Shelton avenue for the Rev. O. h. Lashbury,
pastor of the Summer6sld Methodist Episco-
pal church, is almost completed. 1t contains
| ten rooms and IL credit to the society. The
lot 10 A0x7S feet and was sold to the society
by Townsend, the coal dealer on ChuI ch
street. VIM. A. Lincoln il the builder.
Among the real estate sales recorded are
the following: ------.-
Ees:ss re Of 80 oy
Bishop str.st-Lot fronting .outherly 5sz 1.t
Grand ayenue-Lot fronting nsrtherly 5o.sso
a7s7io feet. Harriet B. Maitby to Ellen W. Shell
,Is %,Sa ss '0is0
Washington strest-Lot fronting westerly 7ix14o
Henry n. and Charles s. Bunnsll to Mary A.
Phelps
with dwelling, Mary r. s. and Lizzie B. Gilbert to
Aretha Harrison. 49,
feet with buildings, Horace T. Hoadlsy to Charles
Reed strss.--Le. fronting soathsrly lssxl9a feet,
dianApolis to Robert and Fanny Patterson,
Columbus avenue-Lot fronting southeriy 41Xl30
feet, Sherwood 8. Thompson to william H. Brad
lev.
Samuel r. Blatchley TO Emory n. Loveland.
Howard avenuo-Lot fronting easterly 40x100
feet, Hery A. Warren, Helen l.. Cowles, Thomas 2.
Meryin and Harriet III. Merwin to Benjamin L.
Lambert.
Main street Lot fronting easterly 4oxle4 feet,
with buildings, Michsel Brandon to Mary L.
Washington strset-Lot fronting southeasterly
six1ib feet, Thomas and Mary e. Herman to Mar
garet J. Creezan
South Front street-Lot fronting sastery SO feet,
Nelson A. and Adeline A. Luddington to Charles H.
esey. 80
feet (No. iis) with buildings, James Mason TO Wal
ter T. Snow.
East Pearl street-Lot fronting eastsrly 50xl50
feet, with buildings, Dwight W. futile to John
Reiehel.
Main strsst-Lot fronting westerly 10Sx13! feet,
Felix II. and William j Bradley TO Mary Daley.
Grand avenus-Lot fronting northerly 27x32
eet, Edward K. Roberts to Nelson A. Ludington.
State street-Lot fronting westerly 5lx72 feet,
Bernard bhoninger to Sarah Machol.
State street-Lot fronting westerly 37xiab feet,
John II. Brown Co Ashbury v. Rich.
State stroet-Lot fronting westerly i0x5i feet,
Mary Ann Wilkinson Jones to VIM Nicely.
Clark street-Lot fronting southerly sexes feet,
leopold and Bertha Lali to Sarah O. Stone.
Prince street-Lot fronting southerly S4xG3 feet,
with buildings, George L. Routh TO lsadore Gold
stein.
Greenwich avenue Lot fronting easterly aOxt5O
feet, George l.. Routh to Frank w. Routh.
Hallsck street-Lot fronting easterly 25xl20 feet
Charles r. Weed to Charles w Webb.