Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-11-09
FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Activity In the Building Line-New
Building Permits Issued-Some Hke-
cent Real Kstato Sales-Presentation
TO Former Fair Haven Pastor-Suc-
cessful Pie Bakers-House WafnAn
I'm Center Stroet-Firemen's Fessivh'
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Bits OF News.
Fair Haven will we'll sustain her reputation
In the building line this year, and probably
there Is no portion of the city that has had
larger growth. Many houses are under con
structiop, and building operations are being
pushed In anticipation of the early setting In
Of cold weather.
A building permit has been issued te
George N. Bullsy to build frame dwelling
and store at the corner of Chapel and Lloyd
streets, SO by 90 feet, and three stories witt
foundation wall 10 inches thick and fee
deep.
4 permit has also been granted to Russell
Brothers to build two-story frame house or
Lombard street, corner Of Monroe, 28 by Al
feet, with foundation wall is inches thiel
Also to e. II. Newton to build fran,
barn and shed, 20 by 2e feet, at 22S Blatch'
Also to Sarah CANCEL to build frame
house on Grand avenue near Lloyd street, 81
by 80 feet, three stories.
To Emory III. Loveland to build o frame
dwelling on Shelter street near Grand avenue
30 by 20 feet, two stories with barn IL by q
feet.
There Ia also some activity In the real es.
tate market and some rather important sales
have recently been made.
Felix II. and William ]. Bradley have sold
to Mary Daley the lot with buildings bound
cd westerly by Main street 106 feet, southerly
by Castle street 122 feet, easterly by lands Of
Amssa q. Porter 10S feet and northerly by
lands of Michael Curley 1S2 feet.
John Reichel has bought Of Dwight W.
Tuttle the house and lot bounded east by
East Pearl street 80 feet, north by land Of
Willett Barnes 100 feet, south by land of the
Quinnipisc Brewing company $50 feet, and
west by land Of the brewing company go
feet.
Nelson A. and Adelina A. Ludington have
sold to Charles II. Seeley the house and lot
bounded east by South Front street 38 feet,
south by land Of Levi Ludington, west by
land of the Neck school district so called and
north by land of N. A. Ludington.
Michael Brandon has sold to Mary Daley
the house and lot bounded east by Main
street forty feet, west by land of Thomas
Daley forty feet, and northerly and south
erly by lands of b. O. and H. A. Porter
one hundred and twenty feet.
Emory M. Lovslapd has bought of Samuel
r. Blatehley one undivided half of q lot
bounded east by Shelter street forty feet,
south by line parallel with north line Of
Grand avenue eighty feet, west by land of
Samuel r. Blatohlsy forty feet, and north
eighty feet.
Mary R. s., and Lizzie B. Gilbert have
sold to Arietta Harrison the house and lot
bounded north by land of Julia Smith, east
by land Of Louisa Barnes, south by Cham
bers street and west by East Pearl street.
These premises were decided to the Gilbsrts
by the heirs of the late Alva Barnes.
Harriet B. Naltby has sold to Ellen w.
Sheldon the following property:
Lot bounded north BY Grand avenue 90
feet, west by land of Mary M. Warner $50
feet, south by her own land so feet, aid east
by land of Harriet Dewey $50 feet. Also lot
bounded east by James street $50 feet, north
by land of Samuel r. Blstchley 24o feet,
west by land of Elizabeth Maltby $50 feet,
and south by her own land $40 feet. Also
south by land Of the heirs OF Mary NJ. War
rem 40 feet, west by Mill river 81 feet, and
north by the land of the heirs of the late
Luoius Maltby and the heirs of the late Mary
N. Warren 710 feet. These properties are
subject to mortgage of $4,000 to City
lodge, No. 38, !. O. o. f.
On Monday evening Rev. Henry II.
Thompson, pastor of the Memorial Baptist
church of Hartford, was paid a surprise visit
by one hundred of his practitioners. Mr..
Thompson formerly resided here, and ia the
son-in-law of Mr.. and Mrs. John McGregor.
During the evening pastor Thompson was
presented with book of marine views, and
attached to each leaf was a bank note, one of
the central leaves containing $50 note, the
gifts in cash aggregating $75. Mr.. Thomp-
son is very popular in his church and the
surprise was q renewed expression of the
love and respect in which he is held in his
parish.
Rev. Prof. Brastow of Yale university will
preach in the fret church tomorrow and ad-
minister communion.
Herbert Barnes writes from southern
France that he had fine voyage out, that
be has considerably improved in health and
likes the country very much.
Mrs. Thomas G. Hinokley of Springfield,
week. She was on her way to visit sister
n New London.
The Ladies' Sewing society of the Grand
venue Baptist church met Wednesday after
loon and evening at the home of Mrs. P. 8.
Evans, 20 Warren street, the meeting being
ipon invitation of the latter, her husband,
Rev. Mr.. Evans, having been for three years
,astor of the church. In the evening many
male members of the parish called and at the
,aiheripe was larger than usual, the people
Il the parish being desirous of again testify
heir love for their former psstor and his
amily. Last Sunday five new members pre-
'iously baptized were added to the church
~ the right hand of fellowship.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas 8. Smith of WASH
ngton, d. G., are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. William RI. Moore. Mr.. Smith ia en-
ragged with Mr.. Copperttrite, both Of Fair
", ha MO kokiuy I'm aaa thafr
,ut being 9. 600 pies daily. The business
las increased from . small AFFAIR to BID pro-
portions. Mr.. Smith is East to attend to
oms matters relating to q potent wagon
brake that he has recently invented.
The fifteen members Of the J. ]. DAYTON
Ire company, who attended the fifemen's
,alI in Guiliord Monday evening, speak in
raise of the reception rendered them. On
he same evening Foreman Daniel Connell
nd win Fields of the Ouinnipiao hose com.
ANY went TO West Haven to present the
ompany with the handsome FIRE picture that
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