The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1907-08-19
Roofing Bank Building.

The bank building which v. ]. He'd
den & Son of New York city are erect
| ing on Church and Crown streets for
the Connecticut Savings bank is being
rooted in. 1t is brick Nand marble
building, one story high, 6Oxs7 feet. IS
feet high, with rear wing 20 feet. H,
L, Brown Co. Of New York city have
the marble work, S. E. Dibble, plumb
| ing, New York Steam Heating Co. Of
New York, heating, McNulty Bros.
Inc, New York city. plasterers, Rus
sell Electric Co. of New York city,
electrical work, Daniels & Hewlett,
Boston, painting, DeBeck Plate Glass
Co, New York city, plate glass. Cla-
son Architectural Metal Works. Provi-
dence, metal work, Franklin Whitman,
New York, tile and marble work for
entrance, James r. Kelley & son. wa
terrroofng. Warner-N Miller Co., terra
Gotta. Bradley & Hubbard Mfg, Co,
Meriden. ornamental iron and bronze.
Gordon Tracy & swartwout, New York
city, architect.
Store and Tenement Block on Wash
ington Street.
| ]. N Ceferilli has been given the
contract for the store and tenement
block to be erected at 80 Washington
street for r. Martina 1t will be a
brick building, one story high, 26x61
feet, arranged for two stores and one
| tenement, G. E. JOY, architect.
Figuring Whalley Avenue House.
Architect Duncan Macarthur is re-
ceiving estimates for the two-family
house to be erected on Whalley avenue
for J. il Ridley. 1t win be frame
house, two and one-half stories high,
30x50 feet, with shingle roof.
House on Clinton Avenue.
| J. Al. Thrope has been awarded tho
contract for the two-family house to be
erected on Clinton avenue for E. b,
| Warren, 1t win be 27x50 feet, two and
one-half stories high, Of frame con-
| struction S. E. Dlbble will do the
plumbing and heating. will have steam
| heat, nantels and flreplaces and all i'm
provements. e. B. Bishop, architect.
Bids in for Huntington Street Resi-
dence.
Estimates have been received and
the contract will be awarded shortly
for the residence to be erected on Hun
ington street for Samuel Goodman. II
Will be a frame house, finished in hand
woods and provided with hot air heat,
Brown & Won Beren, architects.
| west Haven Residence.
| G. w. Newman has been given the
contract for plumbing and heating, J,
l.. Sherman & Son, mason work and
Daniel Barry, painting, all Of West
Haven, in connection with the residence
which Charles Dauenbauer is building
ON Main street for G.. o. Richards.
The two-family houses which John
| w. Warner OF West Haven is building
at that place for w. A. Main are being
plastered. w. c. Bailey, west Haven,
| will do the painting. As previously
reported, A. b. Wilkinson. West Haven,
will do the plumbing and heating, John
L. Sherman & Sons, West Haven, are
the mason contractors.
Stable and Garage on Beach Street.
| Estimates are being received from
the plans of Architects Brown & Won
/ Beren for the stables and garage to be
erected on Beach street for Louis Ull-
man, It will be frame structure, two
stories high, 22x49 feet, with Single
roof,
House on Norton Street.
The foundation has been completed
| for the house which A, w. Penney will
build on Norton street for M. L. Hoff-
Imeister. 1t wilfaa. a frame house, 28x
40 feet, with slate fSof, furnace heat
mantels and fireplaces and all conven-
| fences. III. E. Warner, jr., is the ma
son contractor and Lawrence king
will do the plumbing.
Plumbing Let for Mansfield Street
House.
Lawrence King has been awarded
the plumbing in connection with the
| two-family house which J. w Warner
of West Haven is erecting on Mans
| field street for Oswald A. Berthel II
will be two and one-half story frame
structure, 27x52 feet, containing Il
rooms. Win require furnace and hot
water heat, gas fixtures and all mod
. ern improvements. H. e. Warner, Ham.
den, mason contractor. Owner lets
heating.
/. Addition to Forge Shop.
w. H. Hayes has been given the con-
tract for the addition to the forge shor
in connection with the New Haven
High school. 1t will be a one-story
brick building, 1880 feet, with metal
Iskylights. j. H. Hogan will do the ma
son work
Lafayette Street Block.
Michael Mayo has been given the
contract for rebuilding the store and
tenement block of Nathan and Joseph
Golden on Lafayette street, which was
recently damaged by fire. There will
be a one-story brick addition, 10x5i
feet, providing three new stores. Frank
Elwood Brown, architect.
Franklin Street Factory.
Work has been started on the re-
building of the factory on Franklin
street, which was damaged by fire; 8
S. Coan, owner; Thomas F, Ahearn
lessee. New gravel roof required.
Herman Hopp has commenced work
on the supersrueture of the store and
tenement block which he is building or
Newhall street for George Jacobs
George Luby is doing the mason work
Brown & Won Beren are the architects