Morning journal and courier., 1891-12-19
REAL ESTATE NOTES.
Considerable Activity for the Time of Year-Sama Lmnnrta mt Ruildinos

COnS10efaDle Act1Vlty Tor the I1me or
 Year-Some Important Buildings.
 James O'Mara is having a two story frame house erected on Dewitt street to cost &, 2,500, and Timothy Eagan is erect ing $2, 800 frame house on Washington street.
 Miss filling is having two and half story frame house built on Spring street, eight rooms, and finished in cherry and to cost $3,500.
 MT. German, the crockery dealer on State street near Kellogg's gun store, is having large brick building erected on State street, near Eld, on part of a lot formerly known as the R. T. Merwin lot, and will occupy portion of the premises for his business. The cellar is excavated and the mason work of the cellar con-
 pleted.
 Work has been begun on Edwards street for the new house to be erected by Dr.
 Brown, the dentist. It is on the south side above the Edwards street school. It will be completed by spring.
 By the division of the Odd Fellows real estate on Grown street, Quinnipiac and Harmony lodges retain possession of fifty feet of land next to the Chamberlain build ing and City lodge receives fraction over
 twenty-five feet next to the portion of the other lodges.
 Costello's large block on State street, near the Forsyth dye works, is fast near ing completion. It is one of the la. lest
 blocks ever erected in that section of the city.
 Builder David H Clark is making ex- cellent progress with his contract for the erection of important new buildings at the
 hospital, the dome work on of the build ings, which have hitherto been spoken of, requiring most accurate figuring and me chanical skill. The improvement of the Benedict build ing on Church street by the addition of 8
 handsome new front, which considerably enlarges the room in the stores at the win dow display end, is about completed. The
 new front is quite ornamental. It is ex- pected that the work of putting in an ele vator will begin some time next month, and the conversion of the upper part of the building into offices. A considerably force of carpenters and other mechanics are still at work on Yale's new and beautiful Welch hall. The build ing will not be fully completed until near
 Yale's next commencement. Yale's new and elegant gymnasium will be finished by
 the middle of March.
 The new French Catholic church (St. Louis) on Wooster Square, near the First
 
 nally. It is pretty little church edifce. The following is list of estates above $5, 900 that have been admitted to probate in this city since January l, 1891: IN JANUARY. Laura Beebe Ward, New Haven, S12, ,039s3 Mary Ward, New Haven, 13, 551.37 Wam flls | Johnston M, Ne New Hayen g g ;ss ssoo A. Leura Thompson, East Haven, $5,0O0. George L. Febiger, New Haven, $46, ,092.6S. IN FEBRUARY. Eliza H. Terry, New Haven, S46,676. Charles L. English, New Haven, $71 855. Lydia l. Soule, New Haven, $77, ,256 86. Ellen Dickerman, New Haven, $G490. Albert Treat, Orange, $12,S1401. MARcH.s Elizur F: Thateher, New Haven, $.
 Samuel ", Hitchcock, New Haven, $1so, ,as7 .19 Martha J. Barker, New Haven, $36, ,0S9.4t IN APRIL. David R. Benton, New Haven, $102, ,62O 7S. John W. Bishop, New Haven, $93, ,359.80 Maria O'Connell, New Haven, $5 250. Daniel Doyle, New Haven, $5, ,423 3S. John Reynolds, New Haven, $I1, TOO. MAY. Elias Strong, New Haven, $1s ssso. yinus Wooding, Hamden, $16,335.a9. M Waiter Q; T Willard, New Haven, ns $5,oss. Julius Gorham Hamden, Si6,27f.s7. Dennis J. Gleeson, New Haven, $15, ,S33.49. James w. Bradley, New Haven, $60,5S947. James s. Clark, Orange, $5, ,040. Elizabeth W. Daggett, New Haven, $37,s54. Lucius A. Benham, Orange, $10,s55. IN JUNE. James A. Farnsworth, Hamden, $9, ,056. .92. Karlo M. Kendall, New Haven, S3l, $40. 78. Harriet Hul New Haven, S37, Al. .9S.
 Franses haM Ns MaHen aagss Ruel P. Cowles, New Haven, $50, ,456.36. IN JULY. Aurelia B. Hubbard, New Haven, $8110.13. Dewitt O. Castle, Seymour, $5,291. . Lewis Barnes, North Haven, $12, ,094 .39. IN AUGUST Urania Newcomb, Mew Haven, $12 220S.OO George W. Taylor, New Haven, $87, ,901 .OO. Edward Pigott, New Haven, 1l156 .O0. Samuel Forbes, New Haven, $67, ,483.19. SEPTEMBER. William R. Bailey, New Haven, $47, 7,032. 23. Abby B. Blackman, New Haven, $146, ,610.49. Permela Twiss, New Haven, $6, 491.26. IN OCTOBER. George T. Hine, Orange SS,61400 Hobart B. Bigelow, New Haven, $97, ,S46. 10. IN NOVEMBER. George A. Smith, Seymour, $5, ,00O00 DECEMBER. Emma Lehr, New Haven, $22, ,30OOO Charles A. Wooster, Seymour, $21, ,250.OO.