The morning journal-courier., 1908-07-13
BUILDING NOTES.
Plenty Going on In This Line in New
 Haven,

l.. Skolnik will do the mason work and NJ Knosen the carpenter work on the proposed tenement building to be erected on Columbus avenue for M, I, Wagner, 1S2 Orange street The plans are by Architect Frank El- wood Brown, and call for a frame structure, three stories high, with gravel roof. There will be nine ten ements of five rooms and the usual conveniences will be provided.
 The contract for the plumbing and hot air heating in the residence being erected on Whaley avenue for F. A. Leddy. 902 Chapel street has been let to James A. Grady. The house is now about ready to plaster. The plans are by Architect C. F, Joy, and show a building of wood and stucco, having sixteen rooms, finished in hard woods, with hard wood floors, and every coi- venience. As previously reported, G. J. Fitzgerald is doing. the carpenter work and Ralph Prete the mason work. The house Is to have a tile room.
 Work will soon be started on residence on Springside avenue for Henry Menz. The work will be done by the day The house will be of wood having six rooms, provided with furnace heat and convenences.
 Fred l.. Lehr. sS Church street. has awarded the contract to Herman A. ! Spahr of West Haven to build two houses on Ellsworth avenue. Each house will be of frame construction, arranged for two flats of seven rooms, finished in hard woods With mantels and freplaces. The heating will be hot air and every convenience will be provided. George Bonn & Son will do the mason work and the contracts for the plumbing, heating and paint ing have not been let as yet
 The H. Wales Lines Go. of Merlden has been formally awarded the entire contract for the erection Of Haughton hail. the new Yale dormitory, the plans for which are by Architect R. II. Robertson. 16O Fifth avenue, New York. The building will he of brick five stories high. with tile roof, 140X AS feet, and will be of freproof con- struction. A large amount of steel work will be required. There will be thirty-nve suites of three rooms, with bath, and the building is to be pro- vided with every modern convenience.
 From plans drawn by Architects
 Brown & Non Beren, work will be started at once on a tenement house on York street for A. Milici, Sherman avenue. P. Valente Is the builder, A.
 M. Romacco doing the carpenter
 work The plans show brick build
 with slag roof and galvanized iron
 cornice. There will be three tene-
 ments of five rooms, provided with
 the usual conveniences.
 The contract has been let to C.
 w. Lowe to build new house on
 Pine street for ]. ]. Halligan. Rocco Petrillo will do the mason work and Dennis Mahoney the plumbing and
 furnace heating. The plans call fol a two-family house, of frame con. struction, 22x4S feet, containing l. rooms. The usual conveniences vii be provided.
 Statistics of building operations ir New England AS compiled by the r w, Dodge company, are as follows Contracts awarded January 1, 1908 . to date, s4S,SS4,OOO; corresponding
 period, 1907, $71,396,00O; correspond ing period 1906, $62,370,0O0 cores bonding period, 1905, $56,560,000 . corresponding period, 1904, $45,255, 000; corresponding period. 1903, $49,
 636,000; corresponding period, 1902
 S67, ,298,0 ,000; corresponding period
 1901, s64,5S0,000; contra ,ts awarded week ending July 8, 1908, s2,956, 900 [ corresponding period, 1907, $2,246, 900; corresponding period, 1906, s2, 366,00O; corresponding period. 1905 l s3,711,000; corresponding period 1904, S1,452,000; corresponding perio y 1902, s2.S24.oO0; corresponding perio, T 1902, I,3e5,0oo; corresponding per s iod, 1901 S1456000