The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-10-15
b UTLDING NOTES.
Activity In Various sec-
tions.


A cottage is to be erected on Camp
bell avenue, West Haven, for Otto Brill.
The house will have eight rooms, pro-
vided with all improvements and heat
ed by furnace.
Architect George c. A. Brown has
made plans for a frame cottage to be
erected on Redfield street for George
Jacobs. There will be seven rooms in
the house. which will be heated by fur
mace and provided will all modern i'm
! provements.
The contract for building the new
schoolhouse for the West school dis
trict, in the town of Orange, planned
by Architect W. e. Augur has been let
to l.. B. Warner, carpenter work, and
John Sherman, mason work. The build
ing will be S0x40 feet, one story high,
seating about sixty scholars.
Extensive alterations and improve
ments are to be made to the Ensign
place on Whalley avenue, which re-
Gently came into the possession of T.
w. Corbett. The exterior is to undergo
number of important changes, while
the interior is to be remodeled Charles
McFeeters will do the carpenter work
anu plSlIy N treat Will uo Inc HldSoll
work.
Work has been started on new green
houses and potting houses for John
Doughty on Kimberly avenue. There
will be four buildings, two 18x100 feet
and two 14x25 feet, built Of iron, wood
and glass.
Patrick Clyne has recently purchased
building lot at the corner of Ferry
street and Farren avenue and Is now
making arrangements for building
frame house thereon.
C. L. Wright & Son have just COM
pleted an artesian well for the Mount
Carmel Children's home, and are now
drilling one for James H. Webb, the
well known lawyer at his farm in
Hamden.
Another important addition Is to be
made to New Haven's industries, as has
been previously alluded to. NJ e.
Chatfeld and w. r. Shaffer of the
Chatfield Paper company have pur
chased from the Mallory, Wheeler COM
pany the property at the foot of Greene
street, between the railroad and Mill
river, fronting 255 feet on the former
and 203 feet on the latter, with an
average Q6Dln OIL GzV lSel. II ~ lle
intention of the purchasers to form
stock company for the manufacture of
paper utilizing the largest of the
several buildings on the premises,
which will be fitted UP for producing
specialties in paper. The promoters
of the company have important plans
in contemplation for taking up the
different branches of the paper bust
ness later on. The location affords
every facility for rail and water ship
mentS.
Strouse, Adler &. Co., the big corset
manufacturers, are now making ar
rangements for the erection of large
addition to their plant, and Architects
Brown & VonBeren have got out pre-
liminary plans for the extension which
they have In contemplation. They pro-
pose to erect new building on the
property facing Olive street, which will
be an extension of the present main
building and will be built over the pres
ent entrance from that street. 1t Will |
be, if the present plans are carried out,
140 feet long, with a frontage on olive |
street of So feet, being four stories high,
of brick, heavy mill construction When |
the plant is completed employment will |
be afforded to 600 or 500 additional |
hands.