The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
BIDS CLOSE NOV. i FOR GREENE STREET SCHOOL Structure Will be One of the Largest of it's Kind in
 the City. ASSEMBLY HALL ESTIMATES St. Boniface German Catholic Church Also to Have
 a Schoolhouse.
ASSEMBLY HALL ESTIMATES

SIOllCo 4llSlAJ OUAto iSOt, eeA ASeiAoS~ " six tenements, with tar and gravel roof. Steam heat, gas fixtures and all mod7 ern improvements.
 Charles w. Lowe will commence work soon on the new house which he will erect on Maltby place for Charles Schultz. It will be a two and one-half story frame structure, 23X4S feet, gas fixtures, mantels and all modern inn provements required, Il. l. Warner, 1r.. is the mason contractor.
 The foundation is completed for the new house which A. N. Sasso is erect ing for himself on Maple street. Plans were drawn by Architects Allen & Williams and provide for frame structure, two and one-half stories high with slate roof It will be finished in hardwoods and provided with hot water heat, gas fixtures, and all mod ern conveniences.
 Bids close November 1st for the as- sembly hall to be erected in connection with the school for the City of New Haven. Foote & Townsend are the ar- chitects and plans call for brick structure, one story high, 52x62 feet, with tar and gravel roof.
 Architects Foote & Townsend are drawing plans for a residence to be erected on Main street, West Haven, owners name withheld. It will be a two and one-half story frame structure 3Ox4O feet, containing twelve rooms, with shingle roof. It will be finished in a frst-class manner throughout and provided with all modern improve ments
 John E. Cary has purchased a site on the Boulevard where he contem- plates erecting a two-family house, of | frame construction, provided with the usual conveniences.
 c. Wilbur Clark has been awarded the general contract and Wharton & Sanders mason work in connection with the residence on TSdgewood avenue for J. M. Marvin. Plans were drawn by Architects Meloy & Beckwlth of Bridge port and call for a frame building, two and one-half stories high, 85x45 feet, containing ten rooms provided with ev- cry modern convenience.
 R. Prete has the contract for the mason work and work has been started on the three family house to be erected on Admiral street for Fred Won Beren. Plans drawn by Architects Brown & Von Beren call for a three story frame building, 26x4S feet, with tar and gravel roof, gas fixtures, etc. Plumbing not let. The addition to the one-family house which w. H. Hayes is building at 26 Downes street for Max Dobazriski Is now being plastered. It is of frame construction, two and one-half stories high, 13x3O feet. William J. O'Neil, plumber.
 The pattern vault which Sperry &s Sellers are erecting in New Britain for the Corbin Cabinet Lock Go. of that place is up to the second floor. Con- tractors drew plans which call for a concrete building, five stories high, 65x 20 feet. GlIARsAGAl
 The residence which James B. Todd is remodeling on Hillhouse avenue for John B Fitch is now being plastered. George M. Grant Co.,, are the mason contractors, Clarkin & Co.,, plumbers and c. P. Thompson, painter and dec- orator. Robert $. Stephenson, New York. architect.
 The telephone building which c. W.
 Murdock is building on Washington street, Middletown, for the Southern ! New England Telephone Co.,, is now up
 to the second floor. Will be of brick | construction, two stories high, 37x54 | feet, with tin roof, etc. Bacon Bros.,
 NIiddletown, have the contract for the plumbing and the New England Engin- eering Co.,, electrical work. L. w.
 Robinson, decorator
 Bids were called in Saturday for the residence to be erected on Edgehill road | for s. Fred Strong. Foote 6 Townsend are the architects and plans call for a | frame structure, two and one-half stor-
 ies high, 35x55 feet, containing fourteen rooms. Hot air heat, flreplaces, gas and electric fixtures and all modern improvements.
 The foundation is completed for the three new houses which G. J. F'itzger- aid is erecting for himself on Tryon
 street. They will be frame structures,
 two and one-ha1f stories high, 26x5C feet, containing twelve rooms, with | shingle roof. Hot air heat, gas fixtures
 and all modern conveniences required. H. E. Warner, jr, is the mason con- | tractor, Morris Batter plumber and heater. c. E. Joy architect.
 | From plans drawn by Architects Al l len 6 Williams, bids are being received for the schoolhouse to be erected or l corner Audubon and State streets for l the St. Boniface German Catholic
 church society. Will be constructed O brick, two stories high, containing nint room and seating 800.
 The addition which the Sperry Go | are making to the church on Elm 1 street for St. Thomas Episcopal churcl
 is now being roofed in. Will be O
 brick, two stories high, 15x1S feet. H
 Hall & Co. have the contract for tn,
 organ. William Ritohie, carpenter ant
 L. w. Robinson, architect
 The Connecticut Marble & Tile Go
 have the contract for the tile work il
 connection with the alterations tt
 church on Chapel street for St. Raph l ael Hospital society. David H. Clarl | Co.,, are the carpenters and masons
 Rourke Bros. O., plumbers and heat
 CTS, Robert Wilson & Son, furnishe