Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1894-01-29
REAL Rs TATE.
New Places to be Erected-Changss OF
PROPERTY

REAL ESTATE. |
New Places to be Erected-Changss of
Property.
Thomas Cox Is to erect three-story
frame dwelling on Congress avenue near
Asylum street. 1t will contain two stores
and FIVE tenements with electric bella and
speaking tubes.
e. F.. Sullivan is to erect q house on
Edeswood avenue near Norton street; the
interior will be finished in cypress and |
ash.
]. W. Wstterson, the Chapel street
halter, is to build pretty house on the |
corner of Edgewood avenue and Norton |
street. The interior finish will be In ssb,
cypress and North Carolina pine.
Kohn Brothers are to move a frame |
building on the General Russell property, |
Wooster place, which they recently bought, |
and are to alter it over into tenements.
Ellen Brown, guardian, has sold the |
house on the northeast corner of State and |
Summer streets to Henrietta Mann.
Judge Sheldon has sold lot, forty feet
front on Sheffsld street, to Herman Loder-
man.
Walter Stanley, trustee, has sold to
George W. d. Hughes the property at the
northeast corner of Congress avenus and
Asylum street, 45x10o feet.
W. J. Atwster, administrator, has sold
to Eldora A. Reed, thirty feet of land on
Psrmslee avenue.
Oliver E Barker has sold the property at
$40 State street to Samuel L Potter
Moses Jones has sold to Ella NJ. Koap-
man ten feet on Bright street.
Henry Bristol has sold to Thomas Nc
Clure land on Mechanic street, Westville,
| and same by Thomas Mcclure to Lydia
| Bristol.
Dennis Bree has sold afty feet on Clay
| street to Michael Donnelly.
A. D, Jacobs has sold to n. W. Jacobs
| ifty-three feet on State street.
| George A. Isbell has sold to G. NJ. Brooks
| land on Brooks street.
| Quit claims have bssn given as follows:
| John NJ Lines to Paul We'll, land on St.
John street; land on Oak street, National
| Savings bank to 8. Rosenbutb; land on
| Whsllsy avenue, N. W. Hubiugsr to L. n.
sretzfelder to 81. W. Asher; land on Green
| wich avenue, j. J. Skinner to Christisna
Gerard; land on Shelter street, 8 R Blstch-
ley to Chsrles b. Downs; and Same, Charles
81. Downs to Florence A. Edmonsop; land
on Winthrop avenue, New Haven Savings
bank to Frances Turbsrt; land on Hsllock
street, NJ. Doherty to F. b. Brethauer, and
same by F. q. Brethauer to NJ. Doberty
land on Bishop street, W. J. Atwater to
Louise B. Edmonson; land on Haven street,
Amos P. Wilder, ct al, to Now Haven
Building association; land on Lawrence
street, Ediths K. Wheeler to Charles b.
Wheeler; land on West street, Germania
lodge, 1. o o. F., to Charles Herzs.
| FAIR HAVEN NEWS.
} Ghautauqua Circle Meeting - The
Quarterly Conference-A New Lodge
ofN. Il. o. P.-Members of the Gou.
nod Society-B. of f. Officers.
The West Side Chsutauaua circle viii
meet this evening with Miss L. H. John.
son, III Grand avenue. Miss Emma Gran.
MAS will read paper on "C@,ar"; there
will be violin solo by Miss Grace Bristol
and E. G. Hill will rsad pspsr on th,
! tariff.
The fourth quarterly conference will b.
held at the East Pearl street NJ. E. church
, Wednesday evening. Reports will be pre-
, sented and appropriations made for the en-
,, su,ng year and other BUSINESS transacted
,, Presiding Elder North is expected to be
present and preside.
, Rev. F. R. Luckey exchanged with Raw
J. Lse Mitchell of the Grand avenue Con
gregationsl church yesterday morning.
{ The extra meetings are to be continued
at the Grand avenue Baptist church ever.
evening this week but Saturday. Tbes,
meetings are proving worry interesting ant
much good is being accomplished.
During the storm on Saturday Superin
tendent Graham employed thirty tive
horses in clearing the tracks Of the hors
| railroad of snow, and late in the Afternoon
the six minute cars were running.
A lodge of the New England Order O.
Prote ction Is being organized here. E W
3 Coleman of 204 English street has tn
| charter list.
The ladies' guild of the Second ohurcl
has elected officers as follows: President
Mrs. James Woodhouse; vice president
Mrs. W. P. Niles; secretary, Mrs. E. G
| Allie; treasurer, Miss Addie Strong.
The Fair Haven members of the GouuoC
society who are to take part in the pre-
a | tation of the Oratorio of the Messiah are q
follows: Mrs. W. r Downes, Mrs E D
} | Fowler, Miss NJ s Griswold, Miss L A
: Griswold. Mics George Hardy. Miss H NJ
Seeley, Mise Minnie Strickland, Miss Edit
} | Augur. Mics Nellie G. Barnee, Mrs. E G
: Sage, F. N. Moody, L. T. AoCollum, f. N
} | Crawford, W. r Downes.
: b. Konold & Son found it necessary t.
t send to Bridgeport for an expert to opel
= the door of their Office cafe, which burglar
: tried to crack last week. It took the ex
), pert just seven and one-half minutes t.
: open the door. The contents we're feunt
. intact.
), The council No. 4, Brotherhood of Rs
: lief. connected with Livs Oak council
: Roysl Arcanum, has elected officers as fol
f lowe: President, w. g. Montague; vice
J., | president, J. j. Willmott; secretary an,
f treasurer, E. R. Slater; member of sic
J. visiting committee, George s. Adsms; au
d ditor, L L Bradley.
: Members of East Rock lodge, A. o. q
w., are signing petition to be forwards,
to Washington in behalf Of bill provid
ing that printed matter cent out by socie
ties and organizations may be mailed O
newspaper rates, one cent per pound, in
= stead of at the present excessive rates o
postage.
q Engineer Preston of the steam Or Luzern
n Ludington, is off duty on account of q
l. injured hand, and George Dadmun is TAX
It Ing his place temporarily.
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