The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-16
WHAT IS GOING ON
 IN LOCAL BUILDING FIELD
Residences in Various Parts of City Prominent in Con-
 templated Work.
BALDWIN BLOCK RISING
Plans in View Do Not Provide for Any Very Large
 Structures.

J H. Thompsin has been awarded the general contract for residence on Edgehill road for C. II. Nichols, Plans were drawn by Architects Brown & Won Beren and call for a frame build ing, two and one-half stories high, 4Ox 39 feet containing ten rooms, provided with steam heat, hardwood finish and flooring, etc. Plumbing and heating not let.
 Asreported in another column last week John E. Osborn has been award ed the general contract for residence to be erected on Huntington street for pr. IA. R. Diefendorf of Middletown, Conn Plans were drawn by Archi- tects Broeklesby & Smith of Hartford and call for frame structure, three stories high, 40x5O feet.
 Peter Sioholln has been awarded the general contract for one-family house to be erected on Whalley avenue for Mrs. Mazda Sioholm Plans call for a two story frame building, 20xS0 feet, containing seven rooms, provided with hot air heat, gas fixtures, mantels, etc. Plans have been completed by Arch- fleets Allen & Williams for the store and tenement block on Washington | avenue and Liberty street for P. Hol- stein, Will be of brick construction, four stories high, arranged for two stores and six tenements, with tar and gravel roof gas and electric fixtures, store fixtures, etc.
 r. B. Hum contemplates erecting residence for himself on Winthrop av- l.enue. Details not decided Owner has purchased a site and intends to build this fall,
 Plans have been completed by Arch fleet C. D. Joy for the one-family house to be erected on Button street for John Gilligan Will be of frame construction, two and one-half stories high, 25x22 feet, containing seven rooms, provided with the usual con- veniences.
 Figures are being received for the addition To stable for the Wlebel Brew ing Go. Plans call for two story brick building, 4ox6O feet, with tar and gravel roof, Brown & Von Beren, architects.
 w. II Hayes has been awarded the general contract for alterations to store on Congress avenue for Unite l.. Frank Tea Co. Plans were drawn by Architects Brown & Von Beren. Floor to be lowered and extended out to l sidewalk and new front to be built. 1 J. H. Hogan is the mason contractor, Jules Waas will do the iron work.
 From the plans of Architects Brown & Von Beren figures are being received for the residence on Columbus avenue for. Angelo Porto. will be of brick and terra cotta construction, three stories high, 27x7O feet, containing 12 rooms, provided with all modern im- provements.
 The two-family house which Sulli- van & McKeon are building on State street for P. F. Delaney Is ready for lathing. It is a frame structure, two and one-half stories high, 25x40 feet, provided with the usual conveniences. Edwin R. Tlerney, plumber. | Excavations have been commenced on the two-family house to be erected on Atwater street for Patrick McNa- mara. It will be of frame construction, with shingle roof, hot air heat, etc T. F, Doherty drew the plans and has the general contract, Plumbing and heating not let
 The Geo. M. Grant Co, have been awarded the general contract in con nection with the gas plant on Greene street for the New Haven Gas Go, Will be of brick construction, two stories high. Owners will do carpenter | work.
 The one-family house which Wm. C. Rogers Is building for himself on Bar rett street is now being excavated Will be of frame construction, two stories high, 27x32 feet, containing seven rooms, provided with hot air heat, gas fixtures, etc. T. B. Green is the mason contractor. Plumbing not l let.
 Plans are being drawn for store to be erected at S7B Grand street for Mrs. Rosa stillman. Will be of brick con- struetion, one story high. 65x1S feet with tar and gravel roof, metal cell Ing, etc. c. E. Joy, architect.
 Dorman & Cugell have the contract for the plumbing in connection with the tenement block which s. Parente is building on Waverly and Scranton streets for Jacob Cohen, which is now