The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-09

the carpenter work. Copeland & Dole of New York city are the architects.
 Architects Foote & Townsend are drawing plans for ah assembly hall to be erected in connection with the new school house on Ivy street.
 Estimates are being received for al- teratlons to be made to the store of the Unite L. Frank Tea Co. on Congress avenue. The floor will be lowered and extended out to sidewalk and entire new front installed. Brown & Won Be- ren, architects.
 Charles Cutler contemplates building two-family house on Derby avenue It will be frame house, two and one half stories high, 5Ox6O feet, with shingle roof, and all conveniences.
 Architects Allen & Williams are drawing plans for an addition to the store of Shartenberg & Robinson on Pltkin street. It will be one-story brick addition, 47x14 feet, with tar and gravel roof.
 w. J. O'Neill & Go. have been given the contract for plumbing and heating in connection with the store which Hubbell, Merwin & Co. are building on Hill street for Mrs. M Levy. H. E. Warner jr, is the mason contractor, It is a two-story brick structure, 56x 1OS feet, with tar and gravel roof. Brown & Won Beren, architects. Work Is underway on the foundation for the hospital to be erected corner Park and Oak streets for the Elm City sanitarium. It will be of brick con- struction, three stories high, 40x125 feet with limestone trimmings. Charles w, Murdock is the contractor. Sub-con- tracts not let. L.. w. Robinson, archi- tect.
 Ralph Prete is doing the mason work lin connection with the residence which IG. W. Humphrey is building on Cali fornia street, west Haven, for Morris Hermann, also the one-family house which the same contractor is building on the same street for Joseph Her. mann, and D. Morcaldi has tho mason work for the residence which G. w Humphrey is building on Highland street for Sugenheimer. S. R. Hull is 1 doing the plumbing in all three houses 1 Work will probably be started in 2 few weeks on the two-family house which c. W. Humphrey of West Ha- ven win erect on First avenue. West Haven, for c. B. Whttlesey of tha place. It will he of frame construc- ton, two and one-half stories high, 29s 87 feet, containing 10 rooms.
 The two-family house which w. H IHayes Is erecting corner Howard Istreet and Davenport avenue for John O'Neil of waterbury is nearing com pletition. Present one-family house tc be made into two-family house. J IT. Hogan is the mason contractor. J M. Gill of Waterbury, Slumber ant heater. Louis A. Walsh is the archi. tect. Full details were given in a pre-. Ivious issue.
 FOUR A A A .... .....
 The residence which is being erected on Prospect and Huntington street for H. M. sedgwick is being roofed in It is frame and stucco structure containing 10 rooms c. w. Warne of Hamden is the mason contractor Gibbud & Auger, carpenter, John r Kelly plumber and heater. Foote Townsend are the architects.
 Work is well along on the addition and alterations to the Bijou theatr on Church street for s. 2. Poli. Johl Fl. Leonard & Co., the mason con tractors, Charles M. Feeters, earpen ter Jules Waas will do the iron work Albert E. Westover, Philadelphia, Pa is the architect.
 J. F. Campbell has the plumbing i connection with the one-family hous which Charles Dauenhauer of Yves Haven is erecting on Dixwell avenu for W. H. Tesdale. It will be of fran construction Dominick> Morcaldi the mason contractor.