Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-04
WEST HAVEN MOTHS.
Many Notable improvements In the
Borough.

MANY NOtAO1e improvements In the
Borough.
Ground has just been broken for another
new house on First avenue. This avenue
is having rapid development. No other
street in ths borough is improving more
rapidly, although signs of development and
tons. The new house will be substan-
tial, well built, roomy house, with modern
improvements. 1t is being erected next
to the residence and land of g. P. Jordan,
the former New Haven clothier, by Mr..
Warner, a contractor at the Winchester
armory, who is to occupy 1t as his resi-
dence. Mr.. Ford, one of the popular sales
men at @. E. Longley & Co.'s big clothing
store, this city, is son-inlaw of Mr..
Warner. On the opposite side of the street
the string of attractive, tasteful looking new
homes built by julius Twiss, the New Ha-
ven lawyer, have all been purchased of Mr..
Twiss by good citizens, who are welcome
| addition to the borough. Commencing on
| bought by the following purchasers: Mr..
Knapp, tbs feather renovation, who is con-
| nected with the business of the firm of
Peck il Averill, this city, formerly the firm
| of Peck & Parker, and who is brother-in
| law of Mr.. Peck; the next by Mr.. Brain
ard, who is in the employ of Nicholas
| Countryman, the well-known New Haven
builder; the next by Captain Barnett, the
well-known navigator, captain of the
schooner which WAS run into a few weeks
ago in the Rhode Island waters by q
steamer; the next by Mr.. Walker, the
builder, who erected all the new houses in
this locality for Mr.. Twiss; the next by
Frank Savage, who is a popular clerk at Cor,
thell's Boston Branch shoe store, this city
the next not yet finished is for Walter
| Peck, of the firm of Peck & Averill, this
| city; all of the others spoken of are com
| pleted and occupied by their owners; the
next by Mr.. Harris, the weil-known New
Haven sign writer. The entire avenues
have been widened and concrete walks laic
on each side. Then just around the cor
opened on his land by Mr.. Twiss is a new
Kimerle, who Ia employed at the tonsoria
rooms of Mr.. Merle, this city. Near by IL
another new house in process of erection
on Thompson street, making in all nine
new homes built in this locality, exclusiv.
of the pleasant home erected and occu
pied by Mr.. Howe, who was for so man,
years superintendent for COMMISSIONS,
David 81. CLARK the New Haven builde
and who, his health having been restored
| ls now connected with Water street firm
On the premises of George N. Moulthrop
next to where Mr.. Warner is erecting hi
new house, giant buttonwood tree sue
cumbsd before the recent gale, having
been blown PROSTATE. It was probabl,
the largest tree of its kind in West Haven
Mr.. Jordan had several of his peach tree
blown down, one large apple tree and sew
eral other small trees. His peach cro]
this year WAS a failure owing to blight
Last year the trees bore profusely. /
large elm tree in front of Mr.. Jordan's ant
next door several fine trees on the hand
some, we'll shaded grounds of Mrs
Wood, widow of the late A. F. Woo.
tbs noted druggist, succumbed before tn
gale. At the Waddingham mansion dam
age was done by the storm owing to tn
beating of the lain In ons of the fine upps
rooms, the fierce wind having In some wa
made a way for the drenching of tn
/ room