The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-23
OPERATIONS IN LOCAL
 BUILDING FIELDS New Haven Architects Draw Plans for Wallingford
 Business Block. PROGRESS ON NEW SCHOOL r. H. Hemingway to Have 8 Summer Cottage at
 Woody Crest.
PROGRESS ON NEW SCHOOL

From the plans of Architects r. E. Brown bids are being received for the business block to be erected on Center street, Wallingford, for Miss Elizabeth J. Owens of that place Building will probably be constructed of concrete blocks, two stories high, arranged for three stores, five offices, with gravel roof Steam heat, gas fixtures, etc, required.
 Excavations have begun for the two- family house to be erected on Camp bell avenue and Blohm street, West Haven, for George Manchester of that place. It will be of frame construction, two and one-half stories high, 3Ox4o feet, containing 12 rooms, with shingle roof. Hot air heat and all modern Improvements required. J. L. sher- man & Son of West Haven are the mason contractors, A. B. Wilkinson of West Haven, plumber.
 Charles Dauenhauer of West Haven will commence work soon on the one | family house for a summer house which he will erect on Woodycrest, Woodmont for F. H. Hemingway. It one-half stories high, with shingle roof All modern improvements required. Richard Heft has commenced work on the two-family house which he will erect at 1880 State street for Edward Sumner. It will be two and one half story frame structure. 26x47 feet, containing 10 rooms, with shingle roof. H. F. Warner, jr., is the mason con- 1 tractor.
 T. F. Doherty has prepared the plans and work has been started on the new store front at 95 Washington street for Jacob Zimmerman.
 Work has been started on the foun- dation for the two-family house which I C. Countryman is erecting on Sixth , street for James Morrissey It will be a frame structure, two and one-half stories high, 22x40 feet, containing 10 rooms L. c. Bunnell is the mason contractor.
 The residence which the David H. Clark Co are building on Willow street for T. J. Carey is now being plastered. It is of frame and stucco, two and one-half stories high, 34x40 feet con- taining eight rooms, provided with the usual conveniences.
 The residence which Gibbud & iAugue are building on Prospect and Hunting | ton streets for H. M. Sedgwick is ready to lath Plans were drawn by Archi- tects Foote & Townsend and provide containing ten rooms, provided with for a structure of frame and stucco | gas and electric fixtures, hardwood finish and flooring. c. W. warner is the mason contractor, John D. Kelly, | plumber and heater.
 Charles W. Lowe will commence work soon on the two-family houses which he will erect for himself or Maltby place. They will be frame structures, two and one-half stories high, 95x120 feet, containing 12 rooms with shingle roof. Hot air heat, gas fixtures and other modern improve. 
 ments required Ralph Prete is the mason contractor.
 l The two-family house which G. E. Razee is building in Maple street fol Mrs. Jos Naramore is now plastered 1 N Sasso is the mason contractor Buckingham Routh Co.,, plumber and Samuel Greenberg painter,
 The two-family house which is being built for Mrs. NJ. L. Coffey is now finishing. John H. Coffey, plumber, F R. Hamre, painter, T. E. Doherty architect.
 The grammar school which the Da. vid H. Clark Go. are building corner Winchester and Ivy streets for the city of New Haven is now up to thu third floor. It is a brick building, S1y 17S feet, containing IS rooms, witf
 gravel roof. Rourke Bros. Co.,, plumb
 CTS and heaters. Foote & Townsend arphitepfs