The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-16

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Purchased by MIR. Isadore Freedman
Lendroth's New Block Fire Commits
sioner Vines New House-The New
Steele Houses--o other Building Notes.
Sarah Ann Mix and Arthur B. Clegg
have sold to Isadore Freedman of the
firm of Mendel & Freedman, piece Of
property ON State street near Chapel
for $4,000. A few weeks ago Mendel
sued the conveyors for breach of con-
tract, alleging that they had agreed to
sell him the property for a certain
price and then backed out. The matter
has now been amicably adjusted by the
sale.
Architects Brown g. Berger have let
the contracts for building p. Lendroth's
new block on State street as follows;
Carpenter work, McWilliams g. Arthur;
mason work, Stowe s. Son; plumbing, j.
j. Hogan; heating, Foskett s. Bishop.
The same architects are preparing
plans for a new building to be erected
| on Dixwell avenue, 40X50 feet, to be used
for a dwelling and bakery; also a barn
| In connection, 20X26.
Architects Brown & Won Beren are
getting out plans for alterations in
| Samuel Kauffman's building on Little
Orange street There will be a three
story brick addition, S0xS0 feet, and q
side addition, 7x6G feet, so as to provide
| six tenements. The building will have
| galvanized cornices and all improve
! ments. Brown & Won Beren are also
making plans for house on Harrie
street for George Rottman and for al
terations to the house, No. 260 Grown
street, for Henry Baldwin of Atlantic
| City.
| Edwin Countryman, the builder, ha:
! the contract to build $4,000 house OF
! Howard avenue, opposite the park, fol
| Commissioner Wines. The foundation
| walls of brownstone are laid and the
frame is now being raised. George A
| Baldwin & Sons have the mason work
| Clerkin & Mcdonald the plumbing, ant
| w. H. Allen is the architect.
Bates & Townsend, the masons, have
about finished the new Steele houses OF
1 Dwight street, and they are now ready
| to case. They are also at work OF
George B. Woolson's new house OF
| Eyeritt street, which Hubbell, Merwir
& Co. are building. Bates & Townsend
| are also now pushing work on w. ]
| Clark's new apartment house on Com
merce street. This will be three story
building of North Haven hard burned
| brick, 3Sx62 feet, with two flats on eacl
| floor.
4 A FINE COLONIAL HOUSE.
The Commercial Record says: A goo
specimen of modern colonial architect
ure may be seen in the new residenc
! which Mr.. S. H. Moseley of the Ney
Haven house is building on Wall street
| next to the Church Of the Redeemel
| The house is of red brick, laid up in re,
| mortar, with brownstone trimmings. ]
| spacious hallway runs through the cen
| ter of the house, on the right of whicl
is the parlor and on the left the dinini
room. A handsome stairway of as
runs I'D through two stories to the attis
with handsomely carved balustrade an
newels. On the first landing is hand
some triple window with window. sea-
There Is a large library at the rear o
\ the house opening. on to a spacious rea
veranda, and on the upper floor Their
! are five pleasant sleeping rooms, wit
| lavatories and bath. G. Wilbur Clar
was the contractor for the woodwor
1 Of the house, and he has carried out hi
| contract in a very thorough name
The interior finish of the house leave
nothing to be desired. Il. H. Sperry di
| the mason work and Joseph Buckley til
/ plumbing, which is also a fine. featug
of the house.
/ NEW BUILDING PERMITS.
| r. Hanrahan. Pine and Fillmor
streets, frame addition, likes; fran
barn, 15x22; cost, $1,000.
| g. Fusco, 81 Whalley avenue. fran
shop, 16x3s.
/ William E. Quirk, So Day street, two
tenement frame house, 22x3S.
| Isaac e. Brown, 269-275 Water stree
additional story. 35x9o, four tenement
| C. r. A. Westermann. 1874 Fillmor
street, frame addition. 1tx18
! d. McCallan. East and Beach streets
frame barn, 15x20- e
John Allston, Butler street, fran
| house, 23x36.