Morning journal and courier., 1891-07-11
REAL ESTATE NOTES.

REAL ESTATE NOTES.
The Sale of the Street Building, and
Chapel Streets Eastward BOOM
The Marble Block Is to he linz
proved-Other Chapel Street Real Es-
tate Below the Bridge-GeneralSa Sales
of Real Estate In New Haven.
The sale of the Street building on
Chapel street, which was first announced
to the public through the columns of this
paper, and is the largest sale of real estate
that has ever been made in New Haven,
has been finally completed. The delay in
completing the transaction was on account
of the absence in different cities of the
parties necessary to sign the deeds. The
property was originally owned by Angus
tus R. Street, through whose iberality it
was that Yale now possesses her fine art
building, and has descended through to
various heirs. This transfer was made
from William w. Hoppin, New York
lawyer, and Mr.. Frederick s. Hoppin OF
Providence, R. l., both of whom are sons
of Governor Hoppin of Rhode Island, and
whose mother was daughter of Augustus
Street. A report that the Street building
would be soon torn down and replaced by
another more substantial was little pre-
mature, as the present building rents well
and is in good repair and is far from be-
ing dilapidated.
1t would be waste Of good material to
tear down such building at this time, al
though there is no doubt that the Win
chester estate. which purchased the prop
erty, will eventually replace it with an ele-
CANT building which will be a credit to the
street and compare very favorably with
the building which is now in course of
erection on the old site of the former Mon
son 4 Carpenter store.
The movement eastward on Chapel street
of business and store and building i'm
provement, which it may be said was
in his purchasing and remodelling
of the Simpson building has received add
ed force and energy from the purchaser of
this property, backed as it is by the build
ing which is soon to be put up and it will
receive still more impetus az our towns
man, Mr.. Thomas R. Trowbridge, is going
soon to improve his Marble block. The
Improvement of the stores of Howe &
Stetson, Peck & Parker and S. Goodman
& Co. have part in the good work men
toned.
The Winchester estate is to be cougratu-
lated on the purchase of SO fine piece of
graduated that the property is in such
good hands. It was rumored last night
that another piece of land on Chapel street
below the bridge is about changing hands.
Following is the list of recent real estate
sales as recorded up to the close of bust
ness at the town clerks Office yesterday:
Mechanic STRICKLAND fronting easterly, 56A
by 11414 by 2S11 by 101 5-s feet, William J. At
water to Joshua B. Ellis.
by 70 feet, Thomas J. Stanford to Annie NJ Stan
~ Minor STRICKLAND f.onting southerly, 4sA by
70 feet, George L. and Martha E. Ives to j. l..
Hallock STRICKLAND fronting westerly, 33 by
100 feet, John Il. Whiting to Jason B. Thomson.
Same property-Jason B. Thomson to William
IS Carmel STRICKLAND fronting westerly 80
by ITO feet, John H. Whiting to Jason P. Thorn
2O2 Crown STRICKLAND fronting northerly, 2e11f
by 1873 by q BY 1881 feet, William H. Bsecher to
orchard STRICKLAND fronting easterly SO by
1913 feet, William S. Beecher to William W.
81 Winthrop avenue-Land fronting westerly,
80 by 100 feet, Robert E. Baldwin to Michael 81.
IS Oak STRICKLAND fronting northerly, 30 by
100 feet, Thomas G. Stanford to Tony aad Meyer
Liberty STRICKLAND fronting easterly, "a by
1905 by 391s by 81 feet, Edward NalIey to J. A.
10 by rs ee %a@ + s to
Whiting.
Grand avenue-Land fronting northerly, 100 by
Jason P. Thomson to Harry L. Elliott
Chapel street.Land fronting southeriy, 40 a.
BY 81 BY 50 By 1f G fee curt interest
ericK '. Z. Smith Of Brooklyn, and ns-fourth
Cobalt, Conn, to Henrys Peck.
Shelton avenue-Land fronting easterly IL feet
AIonzo A. Townsend to the trustees OF the Sum,
merfeld Methodist church.
Rose strickland fronting southeasterly, 80 by
ITO feet Peter Gaffney of Orange to David Cohen
Charles street-Land fronting southerly, IS by
$50 feet, William A. Brooks to Frederick A. Bald
win.
Columbus avenue-Land fronting southerly, {
erick Lendreth.
$50 feet, Charles Clayton Munson to Prentice W
Chase.
Cedar strickland fronting westerly, IS by 1ot
feet, William M. Geary to Charles Hellrigel.
Fair Haven Union cemetery-The north half OF
lot No. rs, Andrew G. Hubbard to Henry May
nard
John STRICKLAND fronting northwesterly, sc
by 1877 feet, the Massena Clark estate to Gottleih
W. HeSSelmaier.
Franklin street-John j. Kennedy and wife to
Deep River Servings bank, lot 50 feet front; con-
sideration $780,
COFt-"dlttE
Allen one-quarter acre of land with buildings.
Morris Cove-Andrew Allen deeds above prop
erty to Nellie Welman
Oak street--Levi G. Gilbert to the Chapel Street
Ecclesiastical society, three undivided fourth
parts in lot rs 9-12 feet front.
Howard acknowledgement B: Tyler of Brook
Ign to James McManus, lot 45K150 feet.
Henry street-JosephB. Sheldon to Catharine
F. Lunde, lot IS feet front
Peck street-aenry D. Franklin, Elizabeth E.
Franklin to Harry add Hattie e. n Franklin, lot
50x85 feet
Charles street-Albert H. Moulton to Wilhel
nina Korn, lot 5Ox150 feet.
Chapel street-Franklin S. Bradley to Wilson
H. Lee, lot 50x160 feet.
Winthrop avenue-Robert E. Baldwin to Jane
L. Sackett, wife Of Lewis H. Sackett, lot 30x12O
feet.
NJ. ]. Hotchkiss, druggist, corner of Shelton
avenue and Thompson street, has just completed
fine veranda in front of his property which is q
great improvement.
Prosper Istas is erecting q fine two family
house on Division street.
Schader & Polhman, grocers, are erecting q
| fine three story brick building on the corner of
Dixwell avenue and Webster street, whore they
have been in business fer several years. 1t is an
ornament for that part Of the city.