The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-13
REAL ESTATE INTERESTS.
New Residences-New Factorles-Enlarge-
 ment of Factories.


 James D.. Woodbridge, salesman for Austin Mansfield & Son, has broken ground for three two family houses on Orange streetf near Gamer. which will cost about $5,0O0 each. They will be ot wood, with all improvements and fitted up in good style. Each house will have two pressed brick firep1aces and an outside chimney.
 Comparatively few people are aware
 of the large as1 growing industry that
 has been established on' the banks of
 West river by the B. A. Chatfield com
 pany. Since the death of MT. Chatfield the company has been managed by the treasurer, G. A. Pickett, Secretary w. s. Todd, and H. M. Howard, who is superintendent of the manufacturing
 plant The plant on West river is turn ing out large Quantities of the very | best fire brick, which find ready market | all through New England. Lucien Sanderson, the coal dealer and large manufacturer of fertilizers, is all so preparing to erect plant on the other side of West river, below the rail- l road, and a spur track is now being
 laid to connect his plant with the main line of the New York road. } Architect Dudley Donnelly of New London has made plans for an addition l to Garde's hotel at the corner of Mea- dow street and Columbus avenue, which
 is owned by the Savings bank of New
 London. The addition will consist of two
 floors built over the stores on the corner, and the capacity of the hotel will be increased by about twenty-five rooms. The plans are. about ready for esti- mates. s" ' .~s'~''
 The new building of the Yale Safe and Iron company will be 76x232 feet. It will largely of iron and glass. Presi- dent S. c. Johnson says the new plant l will be put into running order as quick | ly as possible. ,le,.". 4, M. w. Burweil, who has bought part of the Gesner & Mar shipyard, West l Haven, will build a, frame machine
 shop sOxe3 and one story high on, the
 premises. He will do marine repair work there and make marine engines and boilers. - ssrt ( tsc @e. Architect c. E. Berger ot New Haven ! is getting out plans for the new block in Wallingford which F |. Leighton & Co.,, the hardware dealers, are to build on Center street. It will be of brick and
 East Haven stone, two stories high, ! 64x110 feet. ,,. .1c ...
 Fire Marshal Hubbard has issued the
 following building permits: t3 Charles J. Mcclure, 35 Frank street, frame addition, 6x24
 Samuel w. Johnson, 5A Trumbull street, frame addition, 13x14.
 Charles Chittenden, 75 Whalley ave- nue, frame barn, 20x24: builder, Charles McFeeters. 4a:' Rev. Francis Beccherine, corner Woes ter and Brewery streets, frame addi- tions. James Clark, George street and Derby avenue, three frame houses, 2ox34; cost, | $1, ,300 x;
 William Forsyth, 45a Orchard street. frame barn, 16x1B.
 Eugene W. Reeves, 23 Chatham street, alter barn into dwelling.
 Bernard Meyer, Hurlburt street, two- family frame house, 21x40; cost, ', ,600i:s c. F. Futile, Arthur street, two frame houses, 1Sx2S; cost, $2,60o. .s M. F. Walker, 7s Lafayette street, raise roof of frame house. James A. Fogarty, Pine street, two two family frame houses 2lx4o; cost, $5,ooO. So ssssssssss .sI.