The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-10-03
VARIOUS NEW BUILDINGS.
Beautiful New Home of Mr. Lawton- New Churches.

Beautiful New Home of Mfr. Lawton-
 r New Churches.
 J. J. Lawton, manager for the Fleiseh- mann Yeast company, will remove from his present abode. corner of Cottage and Livingston streets. to his new and beautiful residence on High street, just below Crown street, between the homes of Attorney s. Harrison Wagner and MT. Spalding. the Church street drug gist. This new dwelling is of unique design and attracts much attention as house of striking architectural beauty. It is built of red brick. with white mar ble trimmings, and occupies the central portion of a sixty-fiye-foot lot. It is two and a half stories in height, with wide portico in front in the center, bor- dered by an ornamental railing, the en- closure both at landing and top afford- ing ample space from which to take the air and view the surrounding scenery. It commands view up High street to iAAlrtpGA 0NAIN AC AtDhGS AAeAS AS-% tDS-ttsg each one of which is beautifully finish ed in hardwood, chiefly oak, as is also the spacious hallway, the entrance doors to which are very finely finished and polished, while there is an old colo nial window over the door. The floor ing of the hallway is of Mosaic work. with a broad single slab of white mar ble as the stepping stone at the portals. The house has a complete system of 1electric bells and Is lighted by electric ity, with battery closet where lights can be turned on or off, as desired. The equipment of linen and clothes closets, dumb walters, etc, Is complete. The heating is by hot air furnace and the lcellar has cemented floor and is pro- vided with all the equipments requisite for modern needs in coal and wood bins, laundry, etc. There is a hand- some rear portico at the second story, where a delightful view is obtained of the pleasant surrounding places of that select neighborhood. The driveway and paths about the grounds are of carbon ized stone. The plans for the house were made by Architect Richard Wil- Hams. The house Is model one of charming proportions and strikIngly handsome in it's architectural effect and exquisite interior, and it will make a delightful home for MT. Lawton and his family
 The David H. Clark company has the lcarpenter work, H. E. Warner, IT,. the mason work, the Rourke Brothers com ipany the plumbing and R. Anderson the painting for the new church which Is to be erected at State and Franklin streets by the Swedish Lutheran so- ciety.
 The plans will be completed this week for the new church to be erected on Whalley avenue by the St. Luke's Epis- copal society. It will be brick struc- Iture, about SSxS0 feet. with terra cotta trimmings, galvanized iron cornices and Ia slate roof. The heating will be by lsteam. The church will seat about six hundred.
 From the plans of Architect L.. w. Robinson, Sperry 6 Treat have been lawarded the entire contract for the boiler house, lO0-0OO-gallon reservoir, bump house, repair shop, etc, to be lereeted by the Fair Haven and West vile road near it's new car barns on Fillmore street. The carpenter work has been sub-let to C.. w. Murdock.
 F. l.. Hine has the contract for the lcarpenter work and plumbing, l. Bur lton Sperry the mason work and the Foskett & Bishop company the heating for the addition to the Nurses home HGrace hospital, on Chapel street. The plans were drawn by Architect L. w. Robinson and call Tor a three-story frame building. 25xs0 feet. The rear portion of the present building, which lis about 3ox4o feet, will also be raised Ian additional story. An assembly and lecture room will be provided on the first floor and the rest will be used for ldormitory purposes.
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