The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-07-18

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Sperry & / are now engaged IN
the new hale mitory, Pierson hall,
and on the new synagogue being built
at the corner OF. Orange and Audubon
streets. Both fof these buildings are
now nearing setompletion, each being
nearly readyl for the plastering.
Charles Kinney has under way
several buildings among them being
residence bn Whitney avenue and Will
low street for Merritt w. Burwell, the
East Haven quarryman. This, when
completed, will be one of the finest res
idenceF on the avenue. The first story
will be Of East Haven stone and the
remafnder Of wood. The foundations
are ALREADY up. Mr.. Kinney is also
buiYding a fine new residence for Prof
Duncan of Yale ON Edwards street.
The building will be of brick with
trimmings Of East Haven stone. The
same contractor is erecting a modern
dwelling house on Orchard near George
for Henry Kraft, the Center street tail
or.
The most extensive piece of work on
which Mr.. Kinney is now engaged is
the new building of the Home Life and
ANNUITY Insurance company in Hart
ford This will, when completed, be
one Of the finest buildings in Hart
ford. 1t is os buff brick, while nearly
the entire front is of, terra Gotta with
galvanized trimmings. 1t is five
stories high, and the cornice is truly a
work Of art. 1t is of terra GOTTA very
elaborate with frieze extending along
the lower part. The building is 102 by
81 feet and is nearly completed. Mr..
Kinney is also building on Wethersfield
avenue in Hartford handsome resi-
dence for Gail B. Munson of that city.
w. HI. Allen of this city was the archi-
NJ tect.
&C D. Kinney received yesterday
morning contract for the new Heu-
blein building In Hartford. The build
ing is to be located on Trumbull street,
in that city, and will be five stories
high, of brick. The ground floor is to
be occupied by stores and the upper
floors used for storage purposes. The
building will cost $4,000.
The firm Of Hubbell Merwin & Co,
builders on Artisan street, is now at
work on large tenement house at
the corner of Asylum street and Con-
gress avenue The building is -four
stories high. The upper stories will be
used as tenements and on the ground
tloor there will be two stores The
building is In buff bricks with red
sandstone trimmings. The interior fin
ishingSs is in white wood and brown
ash. Msssrs. Hubbell, Merwin & Co
have also nearly completed Judge
Baldwins new student apartment
&C. house, Kent hall, on York street. This
WITH 4DG lUU lGtl ny % ISEl lAl dilitCiiSiDAi',
and will be four stories high. 1t will be
finished into apartments and will con-
tain forty-eight rooms The greater
part of the building is in brick with red
sandstone trimmings outside, but the
front is made up in great part of terra
GOTTA and brownstone Sperry & Treat
did the mason work on the building
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following have just been issued:
P. Gallien, Greenwich avenue, frame
house, 2Ox30; Keyes Bros, builders.
T. Cohen, 14-16 Dow street, brick
front.
N. Y, N. III. and H. r. r. Co., Com
Inerce street brick addition, 13x42; new
story, 17x117; cost, $4,000.
r. Mosca, 14S Wallace street, bricl
additions. 80
Z. Lehr, 2aS Grand avenue, frame ad
tlition, 9x26; cost, $780,
Mary Mclaughlin, II Putnam street
move frame house.
FL. f. Lowe, Winthrop avenue ant
George street, two family frame house
cost $500.
]. Starr, go Lafayette street, frame
shop
Mary Moran, Hallock street,two fam
fly frame house, 22x40.
Permits have been issued for the FOL
lowing new buildings not already men
toned in the Commercial Record:
Frank 'Cavano, 174 Barbour street
frame barn, 24x60.
Willard ~ F'orestall, IA Sisson ave
nue., frame house, 49x2S.
G. Mannz, Elliott place, four franz
dwellings each 25x34.
Narragansett Brewing Co., From
street, frame and iron storehouse
54x25.
/. S. Kent, Barnard street, franz
house, 29x40
William F. O'Neil TIA Farningtoi
avenue, brick barn, 22x47
Alonzo Easton, for the Cheerfu
Workers Circle of the Kings Daugh
tiers, Prospect avenue, frame building
65x42
O. Judatz and wife, SS King street
frame house, 26x36.
Henry Wamekee, A KING street
frame house, 26x36.
M. Cranstein, 20S Sheldon street, al
terations in brick dwelling
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