Morning journal and courier., 1890-08-19
EDw. MALLEY,s ENTERPRIsE.

He Will Erect Another Large Build-
 ing on Center Street-New Fronts for
 Four Stores on the Chapel Street
 Side-A Large New Livery Stable for
 George Street-New DWelIings-Oth-
 CT Building Notes.
 Edward Malley is just commencing $50,- 900 worth of buildings in New Haven. The largest and most central of these new structures will be large brick building fronting on Center street. It will be 4Ox150 feet and will entirely fill the va cant space between the stores of F. M Brown & Co. and Wm Nicely & Co. It will be three stories in height and there will be two and perhaps three stores upon the ground floor. The upper floor may be utilized as public hall. This large addi- ton is intended for use in the future as part of the dry goods establishment of Wm. Nicely & Co.,, in which Mr. Malley is largely interested.
 Besides this, MT. Malley has begun an- other notable improvement to this square. This time he has turned his attention to the Chapel side and has begun work upon new and elaborate fronts for his four stores, two of which are now occu- pied by Snow, the confectioner, and L. c. Dole & Co. The third one is at pres ent vacant, but was formerly occupied by the Boston grocery. The fourth is part of the dry goods house of William Neely & Go. The fronts will be elaborate affairs The last three will be of one story and that of Snow's will be two stories high. These new fronts will be of plate glass with orna- mental vestibules and gaily tiled pave ments They will be a notable addition to that portion of Chapel street between the Smith hr1i16irfr fhe, T,,, l.
 Another large building which Mr. Nal ley is about to erect is a two-story brick structure at George and Temple streets. This will be built for use as a livery sta- ble, and will contain room for about thirty five stalls. An old blacksmith shop now stands upon the property. This shop is quite an old landmark, and it will be torn down to make room for the new building, The plans for all of these buildings have been arranged by Architect Brown.
 The vacant lot at Whalley avenue and Garden street will also be use of by MT. Malley before many days. Upon this property he will erect a building with room for stores on the for use as flat. Adjoining this on Gar den street he will erect another building, this one to be double house with twelve rooms.
 On Sperry street, near Goffe, Mir. Malley will erect another two-tenement building similar to the one which he now owns ad- joining this spot. Applications for permits were filed yesterday.
 The following building permits have been granted by Fire Marshal Kennedy:
 New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad company, trainmen's house south of the Union depot, 80 by 25 feet, ,one story.
 F. D. Graves, frame addition and bay window, corner of George and High streets, 6 by 17 feet, two stories.
 Damn Bros. & Co.,, brick building on Franklin street, IS by 24 feet, two stories and basement.
 John Lane, frame dwelling house on Lloyd street near Saltonstan avenue. 24 by All feet, two stories.
 B, F. Barnes, frame dwelling house at the corner of Ferry street and Middletown avenue, 35 by 50 feet, two stories.
 George Watrous, two frame dwelling houses on Bright street, each 20by 26 feet, two stories.
 Jacob Ritter, frame dwelling house at 107 Putnam street, 20 by 40 feet, two stories.