The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-07-31
REAL ESTiTE NOTES.
Considerable to be Done in the Ereeti
 of New BuIidings-Transfers of Real


 Considerable to be Done in the Erection of New Buildings-Transfers of Real F, . tate.
 Architect L. W. Robinson has award cd the contracts for ex-Mayor George F. Holcon,b's ten thousand dollar house on Whitney avenue as follows: Scott & Barnes. carpenter work: George A. Baldwin & Sons. mason work: FosNett & Bishop Co.,, plumb ing. Furnace or hot water heating not let.
 MacFarlane & Ward have bought out the carpenter shop of A. & E. A. Wells at 57 Crown street
 T. W. Corbett has been awarded the contract for the plumbing of the new Scientific School building.
 Thomas F. Ahern & Go. have the contract to build house on the corner of Orange and Pearl streets for Mrs. Sheridan.
 Architect R. G. Russell has let the contracts for Abel Holbrook's new house on Kensington street to Bates & Townsend. mason work. and Clark & Thompson. carpenter work.
 Builder George H. Cook. of 9l Frank street. has the contract for remodel ing Matthew Flaherty's house on Ell ott street. The interior will be fin ished in cypress and have all the con veniences.
 | Contractor Cook has also recently completed pool and billiard room at the West Haven shore for Peter Barry. l Fire Marshal Hubbard has issued the following building permits:
 Stokes Trust Corporation, 133 College street, stone and brick dormitory, 70x90, cost s25,50O.
 Rev. c. B. Morgan, 324 York street, brick addition. 1sx20 two stories, cost 5000; Frank A. Stowe, mason.
 A. Dardell, 292 George street, two story frame building 12x14.
 M. Moran, 6S Hallock street, frame addition, 12x14.
 George Johnson, 45 Hallock street, three-tenement frame house, 26x42
 Mrs. Sheridan, corner Orange and Pearl streets, two-family frame house, 25x43, cost $4,0O0.
 F. Schwartz, 45 Washington street, frame dwelling, 20x25.
 Abel Holbrook, 6S Kensington street, two-family frame house, 21x44, cost s3,700.
 Wilbur F. Gillette, No. g Eld street, raise roof: masons, George M. Grant Co.
 John Durkin, 20 Rose street, three tenement frame house; builder, Frank J. Fogarty.
 Chares E. Thatcher, 79 Pine street, frame house, 22x24; builder, M. A. Post. Among the recent real estate sales are the following: A. F. Futile has sold to Ellen T. Holbrook 40 feet on Kensington street; estate of the late T. G. Soan to Samuel Robinson, 34 feet on Kensington street; S. c. sperry to Su- san A. J. Kirby, 35 feet on Whitney avenue, and S. H. Kirby and wife to Martha O'Sullivan, 40 feet on Gamer street; Frank P. Clark to Jennie T. McEnerney, 40 feet on John street, and 31 feet on same street to Francis Crow ley; Julius Twiss, 50 feet on Grove street in the Annex, to John Boyd and wife; Allen Seaman, 75x150 feet on Ferry street, southeast corner of Lom- bard street, to Jocob Schwenk; D. Blakeslee and wife. salt meadow land to Amand s. Allen; R. w. Homan and wife to Walter g. Crampton, 35x1OO feet on Atwater street, northeast cor ner of Pine: Edward G. Oakley to Ed ward M. Clark. 50 feet on Hallock street, and E. M. Clark same land to Michael Gunshenan; William J. Hig- gins to A. Aal, No. 134 Washington street, 3S feet front of land; D. Cor ham ct al., to Maurice Welch, 37 feet on 1 Orchard street: c. H. Munson ct al.. to R. H. Grodske. land on Hazel street: estate of the late George H. Scranton, 50 feet on Sherman avenue to Mary c. Ponning.
 George A. Tyler has given to Thomas Hurle a quit claim deed for land on Stevens street; Connecticut Savings bank quit claim deed to Henry Kraft.