The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-22
Permits Issued by Building Commissioners Last Night
 Pass $1OO,OOO Mark.
Contracts Let for Large Ad- ditions to Factories Whiting Mfg. Company Has Plans Ready-Loco- mobile. Go. and Brass Co.,. Let Contracts - Permit Issued for $5O,OOO Hincks Building.

Projected building operations, as indicated by the building permits.
 passed the $1OO,0OO point for the week just ended. The list includes the permit for the new building to be erected by Enoch P. Hincks at an es- timated cost of -$50,00O. The unusu- ally large plans for industrial exten- sions will soon be. supplemented by the work to be done by the Whiting Manufacturing Co.of New York, which has prepared plans for a steel and brick factory building to be located on the site donated to it by the Board of Trade. Contracts will be let, it is understood, as far as possible to local people. The lot is on the north side of the railroad tracks, west of the fac tory of the E. H. Smith Silver Go. The building will be two stories high and will be used for the manufacture of solid silver ware.
 The Hincks building will be erected on the site of the old Hincks & John son Carriage, factory at Broad and Cannon streets. It will have front age of 100 feet on Broad street and 114 feet on Cannon street; will be three stories high, and contain 75,OO0 square feet of floor space. The con- struction will be iron and brick. The brick will be much like that used in the Sanford building.
 Real estate sales during the week were IT as against 21 in 1908. There was loaned on mortgage $57, 3S (which loaned in the corresponding week for 1908.
 Two interpretations were added to those in the city this week.
 The Reliable Machine Go. of Bridge port; incorporated May IT, 1909, to make and deal in engines. Capital stock, $5O,00O, divided into 500 shares, of $100 each. Commence business with $2,6oo.. Incorpjorators: Henry Heley,~ Irwis A. Ganang.
 Bridgeport Plumbing Supply Co.,, of Bridgeport; incorporated May 14,1909, to do plumbing and deal in supplies. Capital stock, s1O,000, divided into 200 mess with s10,00O. Incorporators: Silas Ketcham, Frank Hogenaner, Robert A. McClenahan, Alfred J. Hag- enaner, all of South Norwalk.
 Too1e & Sunderlin have the con- tract for the concrete foundations and the Rider-Conley- Mfg. co. of Pitts burg the steel work on the tube mill and power house to be erected on Housatonic avenue by the Bridgeport Brass Co. The mill will be one story high, 1O0x360 feet, of brick and steel, and the power house, 62x65 feet, one story high. Contracts for the brick work will be let soon: Bids have also been received for a four-story 
 to be used asa wire mill. The con- tract for this structure will probably be let at once. The plans are by En- gineers Fletcher & Link
 The plans for the foundations of the new building to be erected at the plant of the Locomobile Company of America have been completed and To- cal contractors are now submitting estimates. The plans for the super structure will be put out for figures soon. Lockwood, Green & Co.of Bos- ton are the engineers.
 Contracts have been let for the con- struction of dwellings as follows: For H. Chapin, Brooklawn Place; for Mrs. Hurlock on Beechwood ave- nue; for Frank Closson on Webster avenue; for Mrs. Bridget Coates on Stratford avenue; for J. l.. Parson on Seabright avenue; for J. l.. Parson on Wilson street; for Roy Carlson on Fairfield avenue: for I. H. Zimmer, | two houses on Beardsley> street. .