Morning journal and courier., 1890-05-06
BUILDERS BUSY.

ManY Buildings Going Up About tn "a
 City ana ToWn-PrepersY Sales Yes.
 serday and Other Reeent Real Estate
 Sales.
 Building in the city at present is quite active, although some lssssning of it is temporarily expected on account of the masons' strike. Many new residences or places of business are either just completed or in the process of erection. MT. B.. Fl. Barnum will soon put up on Orange street fine residence. It will contain eighteen rooms and be nnished of with natural woods and having all the modern improvements. The foundation will be of brown stone.
 D. A. MeWilliams has completed fine twenty room brick building on the corner of Hamilton and Collis streets. The corner will be used for business purposes, and the remainder for tenemsnts. Nis. finished in oak and chestnut woods and connected with telephones and electric bells all through the row.
 MT. Wright, formerly with s. E. Dibbls & Go. of Grand avenue, has nearly completed the erection of fine new two story brick building on the corner of State and Eld streets for the stove business. The entire building is devoted for that purpose. Two new houses are being put up on Can- AoI 1eAooe Ao0A OAuA80s o00 tO COubhlu elHut and the other six rooms. Luke Corcoran is the builder of one.
 Mir. Treadwell Ketchum is erecting two fine houses on Mansfield street, near the cor ner of Saohem street, to contain twelve rooms each. They will have all the modern im- provements.
 William Mans6eld, the oyster dealer of Mansfield & Sons, has just completed hand. some residence on the corner of Quinnipiac and afraoko {a Ts{x The old brick building on Newhall street, formerly used by George T. Newhall as a planning mill, has just been demolished. Two new houses, each to contain seven rooms, are being built by M. G. Elliott on Ashmun street, and Nr. s. L. Blatchley is erecting a one-story building for business purposes at 316 and SIS Grand avenue. Wales Diekerman of Hamden has just oom- pleted seven-ro0m house on Hazel street. On the corner of Whiting and Commerce. streets, on the lot 75x25, is to be erected . ten-story building to be used as hotel. The parties who are to run the place are well known to our citizens.
 | Warren A. Spaldine has sold 40 feet by 90 on High street to Frederick E. Bangs; Lu cius P. Sperry 50x160 feet on Howard ave nue to Albert NJ. Camp; Thomas Gunnine B. Wright; and Thomas Mordecai, the build CT, 28x06 feet on Newhall street to Jacot l Schmidt.
 l w. A. Beers, the photographer and req estate dealer, sold yesterday the large slat. roof wood dwelling house, corner of Sheltor and Gilbert avenues, on lot 62x100, to Nr Henry, the saloon proprietor of 103 St John street. The house was sold for William Gay, the book publisher of New York, who erected 1t last year. The price paid was ir the neighborhood of $4,500.
 Robert Mobility has just commenced tn, erection of a new house on the triangular piece of land which is located on the cornel of Hamilton and Humphrey streets. It vii be fine building, and when completed will be credit to the owner.
 A new house to contain twelve rooms fl being erected on Edwards street, ,r~aekfr opposite the Edwards street schoS4 by Mir Schwagerman, who is with Wilson & Go. the fire insurance agents.
 Nathan Hausen has ustcompleted foul family house at 15 Aub1fn street.
 F. Hausen of this scity, carriage maker has just fnished.a . sixteen room house or Auburn street, near the terminus of thu Sylvan avenue horse cars and in close prox irnity to Evergreen cemetery.
 A machine shop is being put up at 4( Union street, below the City hotel, by M. A. Hanna. for the manufacture of speoia goods