The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-08-12
BUILDING NOTES.

Eighteen thousand leeC OF granite
roofing is to be laid on the factory of
o. B. North & Co,
Peter Small, the stone contractor,has
number of good sized contracts on
hand at present. He is getting out the
stone for the new apartment house
which Bates g. Townsend are building
on Commerce street; the stone for j,
Powden's new house on Lake Place,
and for the Burwell block which Con-
tractor Carmichael Is building on Con-
gress avenue. The latter job will be of
Kettle river sandstone from Minneso-
ia, and will be the first building in
the city to use that stone.
Contractor M. O'Dwyer is doing all
the woodwork in the United States
government building in this city in
connection with the installation of the
new heating plant.
The st. Aloysius T, A. B, society has
decided to carry up Its new building
on Meadow street three stories Instead
of two, and Contractor w. ]. Healy
is making arrangements for the
change.
Architect w. H. Allen has let the
contract for John S. Fowler's new res
idence on Dwight street to H. e. Lowe,
who has given the mason work to
Bates & Townsend. Rowland & Pot
ter have the plumbing,
Brown & Berger, the architects, have
| let the contracts for George B. Mar
| tins handsome colonial house to be
built on Cottage street, near Whalley
avenue, as follows: Carpenter work,
Hubbell, Merwin & Co.; mason work,
L, P. Sperry; plumbing, Foskett &
| Bishop Co. The contract for heating
is not let.
The same architects are making plans
for a house to be built on Edgewood
avenue for Charles Whitaker. 1t will
contain two apartments of six rooms
each. The building win be 2Sx551la feet,
will be furnished with steam heat and
all modern improvements, and will be
| finished in ash IN
| Brown & Berger have also prepared
plans for house to be built on Liv-
| ingston street for ]. #. Post. 1t will
have two apartments Of four rooms
each, with bath, etc., and heated with
/ hot water. The building will be 27x41,
and will be finished in white pine.
| The same architects are also making
plans for further additions to S. Roth
child's house on Lyon street.
| Architects Brown & Won Beren have
| prepared plans for a two story frame
house to be built on the corner of
Washington avenue and Center street,
| West Haven, for DR.. j. w. Stiles.
Architect L. Hayne has completed the
plans for Druggist Willis L. Mix's new
residence on George street, above
Dwight, and the contracts have been
| awarded as follows: Carpenter work,
Clark & Thompson; mason work, Elizur
| H. Sperry; plumbing and heating, Fosk-
EFT & Bishop Co.. painting, ira e. Bride.
The house will be 34x49. two stories and
attic, with slate roof The under PIN
ming is of East Haven stone. The house
will be finely finished and equipped.
BUILDING PERMITS.
L. L. Adler SS Grand avenue, brick
stores; cost, s2,200
| II. e. Lowe, George street, two FAM
| lily frame house, 27x47; cost, $500.
Frederick Botsford, 17S Bradley street,
addition to frame house.
John Molone, S66 State street, frame
store; cost 5000.
George B. Martin, Cottage street,
frame house, 32x45; cost, $500.
NJ R. Mooney, 4S9 East street, frame
building. 15x22.
George Rotman, Harriet street, four
frame houses, 22x30; cost, $4,000.
w. II. Wilson, rs Congress avenue,
brick addition to store, 71kx26; cost,
| $3.50; Chadwick Bros, masons.
John Welch, Barclay street, frame
house, 13x1S.