The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-07-17
BUILDING NEWS AND NOTES.
TRADE ACTIVITY IN ALL LINES IN
 THIS CITY.

pairs to Cost Six Thousand Dollars Extensive Alterations on Old Library Street GymnRstum. The John s. osborn Go. are building | a cottage at Savin Rock for MT. Os- | born.
 A. & E. A. Wells are finishing up frame house on Harriet street for c. G. Morris, work on which was started some time ago.
 B. H. Wooding is building house for Clifford c. Benham on Pond street, F. A Warner is doing the mason work and H. H. Rice the timing.
 Alexander Pelcher is building house for G. N. Rothman on Triton street. 1 Michael Carol is doing the mason work and H. H. Guernsey the plumb l ing.
 Richie & Johnson are building an ad- | dition to the residence of Mrs l.. ] Bakewell on Bradley street. l., r. l Sperry & Son are doing the mason work
 E. R. Jeffcott is doing the decorating in connection with the Improvements now being made to the Talcott h. Rus- sel residence on Prospect street.
 About $6OO0 will be expended by the Board of Education in repairing the different schoolhouses of the city, principally the Washington and | Wooster schools.
 Contractor C. w. Murdock is roofing in the new plant of the M. Seward Son Go. at the corner of Grant and
 Plymouth streets. James E. Kelley @ Son will do the gravel roofing.
 A brick. building is to be erected on Oak street by Isaac Brown. It will be
 93x5O three stories high, with gravel rcof. There will be a store on the ero,1nd floor and two tenements on the upper floors,
 w. S. Perry is making improvements and building an addition to the resi- dence of J. D. Tucker on Elm stret' West Haven. o. w. Butcher has the mason work and F. A. Lettney whl uo the plumbing and hot water heatlng'
 The Hubbell & Merwin Go. are put ting in the store fixtures and fitting
 ,p offices in the four-story building on state street to be occupied by the But Ter Drug CO An elevator will also De installed, the contract for which mas not been let.
 Tie Curtiss & Pierpont Co., are en- gagged in thoroughly remodeling the nn1mbing in the house No 220 Orange street for Mrs Emily Kenvals. They are putting in a new bath five lava tories and closets. The company are also putting in new bathroom at the | German Baptist parsonage, l9 Broad 1 street
 Work has been commenced on the | fra ming of the new house for Bridget | Cashion on Triton street, for which u. w. Warner has the contract, Ii. E' Warner. jr., has the mason Work, II. Fl Guernsey the plumbing, 5. F. Dlp- | ble the hot air heating, W. Lawrence | the painting and c. J. Dupee the slate roofing.
 Foundations have been laid on Liv- inpston street, near Lawrence, for new house for Charles Ridinger. It will have eight rooms, provided with all improvements and heated by hot water. Michael Carroll is doing the mason work and T. J Rice will have Architects Brown & Von Beren. Architects Brown & VonBeren.
 The foundations are being laid on Kirham avenue, East Haven, for a new residence to be built for M. J, Gibb,1d foreman for David H. Clark. IT will he 2sxs4 feet, of wood, and will contain 10 rooms. The interior will be nicely finished up, with hard wood Aoors and will be provided with all the conveniences. The heating Will pc py hot air Work is we'll along on the new resi- dence on Trumbull street for Pror. John s. Ely, and the roof timbers are now being placed in position. operry S, Treat are doing the mason Work' l.. I Thomas the carpenter work, T. F. Meagher the plumbing, the Bradley Co. the furnace heating and metal wor1, and C. w Clark & Son the slate roofing. The painting and electrlcal work are not let r R. Kelly, the real estate broker has sold to George W. Miller building lot on Orchard street near scranton MT Miller Contemplates the erection or two-family house on the lot MT. Kelly has also sold for A. c. Brose of New York a house and lot ana two building lots on Parmelee avenue 10 Alfred Benson, and piece of property at the corner of Collis and Wallace streets for Mrs. McCarven
 The frame is being raised for a two family house to be erected on Lombard street for F. w. Donnely. There will be five rooms for each family, pro- vided with all the conveniences w. B. Curtiss is doing the carpenter work, Wellington Dygert the mason work, and J. H. Coffey, Jr., the plumb ing. MT. Donnelly is also making arrangements for the erection or similar house on Atwater street.
 Work has been commenced on exteh- sive alterations to be made to the oid gymnasium building on Library street for the University, the plans for which are bv l.. w. Robinson, and which will he used when completed, as pyscho- logical laboratory. The entrance to the present building is to be changed to the High street side a floor is to be added, and both the first and second floor will be fitted up for lecture-rooms, experl- manting-r rooms, etc, for the uses Of the department The mason work is being done by Sperry x Treat, the carpenter work by the University carpenters and the plumbing and steam work has not been let