The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1896-12-28
REAL ESr1y E NOTES.

The Yale Safe and Iron company has
lately driven seven artesian wells at it's
plant in West Haven, and is about to
erect large tank to supply the works
with water.
John Lowe is building for himself
two two-family frame houses on Pop
lar street.
Samuel r. Blatchley has commenced
building four two-family houses, two
of which will be on Haven street and
two on Farren avenue.
A fine job of electrical work has just
been completed by the Connecticut
Electrical company in the st. Francis
church in Fair Haven. The lighting of
the church. which is divided into sew
eral circuits, is controlled by central
switchboard, which is a splendid piece
of work. The entire work was planned
and laid out by the company.
Architects Brown & Berger have let
the contracts for James Dunlap's sta
of West Haven for the carpenter work
and F. A. Stowe & Son for the mason
work.
Plans are being made for alterations
to be made In the second story of Will
liam H. Beechers building at No. SSS
Chapel street 1t is to be fitted UP for
office purposes.
The contracts for Professor George
b. Adams new residence on st. Roman
street have been awarded as follows:
Carpenter work G. Wilbur Clark; ma
son, German Wharton Il BoWden'
heating, w. A, T. Smith KELSEY fur
nace.) Plumbing not let. The house
will be old colonial in design, contain
ing ten rooms, finished in hard woods,
and having mantels, fireplaces ana an
conyeniences. Plans by Architect l..
w Robinson
Architects Brown & Berger nave
made plans for a two-family house to
be built at the corner of Mansfield and
Triton streets for Adam Wagner 1t
will be 25x45 feet, containing ten ROOMS
with all improvements.
The plans are being made for a orlch
block to be built on Chapel street by .
| Goldreyer, between the o. A. Dormaf
| building and the Elliott house. IL VIII
be 55x104 feet, four stories high, con-
| tanning two stores on the ground floor
and four tenements of six rooms each
on each of the floors above tnished IN
| ash and North Carolina pine. The front
of the building will be Of buff brick
and Indiana limestone and terra Gotta
! will ho
and the cornices of galvanized iron.
The two stores will have metal ceilings,
and there will be dumbwaiters, sky
lights, mantels. electric bells, etc, and
the building will be plastered with
adamant plaster.
A brick block is soon to be built at
/ the corner of Cedar and Washington
| streets by Koimon and Philip Luria.
1t will be three stories high, 60xS0 feet,
and will contain three stores and eight
tenements of four rooms each,
Thomas Kenriey has commenced
work on a new residence on the corner
of Cedar and Cassius streets, which
will have furnace heat, all modern con-
veniences and cost about $4,000.
A new $4,000 block is to be built on
Grand avenue, between East and Wal
lace streets, for Mrs j. P. Mcintyre
The building will be of brick with In
| diana limestone trimmings, 30x66 feet,
and four stories high 1t will contain
two stores and five tenements, with
electric bells, skylights, plate glass
show windows, etc The roof will be of
gravel and the cornice of galvanized
/ iron.
Plans are being made forsa three
| story frame block on the corner of
Summer and Franklin streets for Will
liam H. Peckman The building will be
45x1t9 feet, with gravel roof, and will
contain two stores and nine tenements,
with electric bells and door openers.
A brick block is to be erected on
/ Congress avenue for p Valenti 1t win
be 59x75 feet, three stories high.
Architect l.. w Robinson is getting
out plans for the extensive alterations
to be made in Dixwell school. The in
terror is to@be entirely remodeled. a
new heating and ventilating system
put in and the building made up to
date in all its appointments. About
$4,000 will be expended.