The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-02
PLANS READY FOR
 MANY NEW HOUSES Business Brisk With Builders as Summer Draws to
 a Close. MOSTLY SMALL MATTERS Brief Review of Work Planned and What is Now Being
 Done.
MOSTLY SMALL MATTERS

been awarded. Most of the work plan ned is the construction of dwellings. What some of the New Haven business men interested in construction work are doing Is included in the following:
 F. E. Heft has commenced work on the two-family house which he will erect on Ivy street for Gustave Bieler. It will be of frame construction, two and one-half stories high, 21x4O feet, with shingle roof. Will require hot air heat, gas, fixtures, mantels and all modern conveniences. H. Hansen is the mason contractor.
 Bids have been received for the hos pital to be erected on Division street, Derby, for the Town of Derby. Plans were drawn by Architect l.. w. Robin son and call for a brick building, three stories high, 4Ox5O feet, containing ten rooms, with tin roof. Estima tes have been referred to the committee and contract will be awarded soon.
 Architects Brown & Von Beren, are drawing plans for the addition to the stable for Weibel Brewing Co. It will be brick structure, two stories high, 40x6o feet, with tar and gravel roof.
 Plans drawn by Architect Frank FL wood Brown are ready to figure for the residence to be erected on Edgewood avenue and Brownell street for Mrs Cora D. Cavanaugh. It will be con- structed of frame and stucco; two and one-half stories high, 30x45 feet. All modern conveniencea required.
 From the plans of Architects Allen & Williams bids are being received for the residence to be erected in Derby for Richard Hendee of that place. It will be of frame construction.
 c. w. Humphrey, of West Haven, has been awarded the general contract in connection with the residence to be erected on Huntington street for Sam uel Goodman. Brown & Von Beren are the architects and plans call for a frame structure, two and one-half sto- ries high, containing ten rooms It will 1 be finished In hardwoods and provided with hot air heat, gas and electric fix lures and all modern Improvements The foundation is completed for the | greenhouse which L. l. Thomas is erecting on Prospect street for Ruth erford Trowbridge. Pierson U-bar Co., | of New York city, are the designers and call for an iron and glass struc- ture, one story high, 15x24 feet, with 1 wing, 34x22 feet. Baldwin Bros. are the mason contractors.
 H. McCauley has commenced work on the two two-family houses which he will erect at 121-123 Gamer street foi Moorhead & Donnelly They will be frame structures, two and one-half stories high, 23x60 feet, containing 1f rooms, with shingle roof, finished in q first class manner and provided with 1 the usual improvements. P. B. Platt Is the mason contractor. Oscar Kampner 1 painter.
 Plans drawn by Architect c. E. Joy are being figured for the addition to apartments for Mrs Collins. It will be of brick construction, three stories 1 high, 26x13 feet, containing seven rooms | with tar and gravel room. Steam heat I gas and electric fixtures.
 One of the two two-family houses which are being erected on Whailey avenue for Moorhead & Donnelly is be. ing framed and the other Is ready tC ! plaster. They are frame structures two and one-half stories high, 26x54 1 feet, containing 16 rooms. o. w. Out. cher, of West Haven, Is the mason con tractor, Rowland & Parcella, plumbers W, B. Curtis, carpenter, Oscar Ramp ner, painter.
 The tenement block which R. Petrillt himself is ready for the roof. It is ( three-story brick building, 35x7O feet arranged for nine tenements. Franl Elwood Brown, architects.
 The residence which Henry W, Hen derson is building on Edgewood avenu for F. W. Wilmot is being plastered Plans were drawn by Architect Franl Elwood Brown and call for frame ant stucco structure, 3OxS3 feet, containing nine rooms. r. A. Warner, mason con tractor. Owner does plumbing ant heating.
 Plans are being drawn by Architec C. E. Joy for the tenement addition a 142 Wooster street for M Anastasio will be constructed of brick, four stor ies high, S2x15 feet, containing five rooms, with tar and gravel roof, ga lighting.
 P. Valente, End, has been awarded tn general contract for store and tenemen block on Wooster street for M. Anas tasio. Plans were drawn by Architec c. B. Joy and call for a brick building awo stories high, 40x71 feet, arranged for three stores and two tenements with gravel roof, gas and electric light ing, etc.
 Moorhead & Donnelly, S2 Churcl street, have sold the two-family house 245-247 Ellsworth avenue to Angus Lubenow and wife and have severa more fine places which they will sell a reasonable prices.
 Three of the two-family houses Whicl Sullivan & McKeon are erecting ol Lombard street and Clinton avenue fo Moorhead & Donnelly are completed and the other three are ready to plas ter.
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