The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1900-08-11
BUILDING OPERATIONS.
Il VARIETY OF EEW ADDITIONS
AND IMPROVEMENTS.

New Fayeryyeather Dormttory--Th New
Haven Savings Banks New Building
New Railroad Building The New Y.
NJ. c. A. Building West Haven Par
sonnge, Etc.
Sperry & Treat are getting in the
foundations for the new Fayerweather
dormitory on Elm street.
Mayor C. T. Driscol is contemplating
the erection of new building on Com
merce street, to be used for factory
purposes.
The Curtiss &, Pierpont Co. are pac-
ing a steam heating system in the
house at 459 Prospect street for Yale
university
ing an addition to the house of G, N.
Rothnan on Tilton street. 1t will be
1ox15 feet and will provide two mora
rooms.
Brite G. Bacon of II Fifth avenue,
New York. are the architects of the
new building Of .he New Haven Say
ings bank. Hoggson Bros, simply
contract to furnish the building from
the architects plans.
]. ]. Hogan is now at work on his
contract for the plumbing, timing
and gas fitting in Mrs Burton's new
two-famly house on Thompson street
The plumbing is to be all open nickel
work, with enameled bath tubs.
A small addition Is being built to
the Calvary Baptist church, to provide
a new kitchen. The C. D. Kinney Co.
is doing the mason work, J. w. Ken
needy the carpenter work, and the Buck
inghamRouth company the plumbing.
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford Railroad company are arranging
for the erection of a new building at
Belle Cock to occupy the site of the old
building which was partially burned
some time ago. When completed it will
be used as a freight office and waiting
station.
Architects Brown and Won Beren
will have the plans for the new Y. M.
C. A. building ready for estimates with
in two weeks. AS specified, the build |
ing will be constructed of red pressed
brick and limestone, although bids will
also be secured on marble trimmings.
Architect W. e. Augur has prepared
plans for a frame cottage to be built on
Blake street, Wes.ville. for Mrs. A. B. |
VI ~. AZ, IA ~ DO,-on So ,+oir
ing six conveniently arranged rooms, |
which will be provided with all i'm
The heating will be by
furnace.
The contract for building the new
in West Haven for the First
Congregational society the plans for
which are by Architect w. E. Augur,
nave been let as follows: Carpenter
workn Charles E. Humphrey; mason
work, Il. A. Brown; plumbing and hot
water heating. Daniel F. Kelly.
Richard Heft has taken the contract
20 build frame house on Tilton street
or John Gustafson. 1t will be 24x39
feet, having tep rooms, arranged for
wo families All improvements will be
provided Frank A. Warner has the
contract for the mason work and NJ c.
Flanagan will do the plumbing.
Work has been commenced on the
of Mrs w. B. Whitney's
house at 237 Church street. The roof
S to be raised up, providing additional
ooms. G. Wilbur Clark has the con-
ract for the carpenter work and f. II.
5perry the mason work. Plans are by
Architect L. w Robinson.
The brick work Is being laid for the
tore and tenement building which is
'eipg erected on Whalley avenue for F,
0usco. NJ G. Rebino has the entire
ontract the Hubbel & Merwin CO. |
olng the carpenter work and Rourke
Bros. the plumbing and heating. The
'lans are by Architect C. e. Berger
The sub-cDntTacts en- the new resi-
ence which Charles w. Murdoch is
o build lat the corner of Howard ave-
ue and Sixth street for Charles w |
Iulse. from plans by Architect Frank
Ilwood Brown, have been let as fol-
1ws: Mason work, Frank A. Warner:
lumbng, Clinton e. Gee; heating,
/. II. Rice
Ground has been broken on Thomp-
on street for frame house to be built
here for Henry E. Booth. 1t will be
tted up for two families, with four
oo1ns on each floor and two in the at
c and provided with all improve S
tents. {
Mayor Driscoll is making additions
} his buildings on Meadow and Water
treets.
THE DRY GOODS EXCURSION.