The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-03-06
Sixty-six Sales on Warranty Deed Recorded in
 February.
Eoans Upon Mortgage Were ! ,$21O,827, Which is Un-
 der Average.
Description of New Resi- dence for Judge Pullman Many Dwellings, Single and Multiple, in process of Erection.

Tn the whole real estate has moved
 as fast in February. 1909. as it has in
 the average in this month during a
 i've year period. There were recorded
 upon warranty deeds 66 sales There
 was loaned upon mortgages s21O.S21s
 which is considerably under the aver
 age.
 Architect Ernest G. Southey has
 been commissioned to prepare plans for a handsome residence for Judge
 John S. Pullman. to be built in the
 Rrooklawn district. It will be a large house. of frame construction. the ex- terfor being succeed The first story
 will provide large hall, running the entire length off from which will be the dining room. living rooms, library, buffers pantry, kitchen. etc There will be four large sleeping rooms ana two bath rooms on the second floor and the third floor will be arranged for three sleeping rooms. and one bath room. All the rooms will be hand someIy furnished in variety of hard woods. with hard wood floors. mantels of plate glass. The house will be heat. ed by hot water. and gas and eIec- tricity will be used for lighting.
 From plans drawn by Architects Maloy & Beckwith work has been started on a store and tenement build ing on Boston avenue for F. George Nordline. the contractor. The block will be three stories high, 45x5O feet, of wood. with a store on the ground floor and five tenements above. The usual conveniences will be provided.
 W. L. Loper will do the carpenter work. Locke & Huddy the mason work and Carlson 6 Benson the plumbing and heating on a two-family house to be erected on North avenue for F. F. StrudeL The plans show frame house. 26x31 feet. containing 15 rooms
 Work has been started on a one- family house on Summerheld avenue for Paul Yancko. ... =
 Christensen 6 Christensen. the con have taken out a permit to build . three-family house on Grand street. It will be a frame house. 25x41 feet, each tenement having five rooms.
 c. Carissa has taken the contract to build 8 ressGnnce on E'aIrview avenue for c. D. Fox. The plans show an at trAotive frame house. s1x35 feet. con- tAiAlng six rooms. The heating VIII be by Aek water.
 Joseph HerVey will soon start a new house on Osborn street for himsen. The house. which will be arranged for three families. will be 26x47 feet. of wood. : each tenement having four roeTns.
 Johnson Bros & Jackobson has the contract to build @ one-family house on Brewster street for J. l. Parson It will be frame house. 24x37 feet, eight rooms. provided with hot air heat.
 Plans drawn by Architect T. F. Kel- ley are being figured for two-family house on North Main street for Frank The plans show a frame house, 26xA feet. each flat having five rooms. The heating win be by fur naces-
 P. Stone & Son have taken out a permit to build a two-fanily house on Freeman street James Nichols will do the mason work. anS N- B. Curtis the plumbing and furnace heating. The plans show a frame houSe. 24x36 feet, each tenement having five rooms.
 Johnson Bros. have taken the con- tract to build a two-family house on French street for J. M. Blackman. inc plans show a frame house. 2ox42 ,et, each flat containing six rooms. pro- vided with furnace heat.
 From plans drawn by Archite t T. P. Kelley. work has been started on a house on Grand street for James Crosse. The work will be done by the day. The plans show a frame house. 26x3s feet, each tenement having | four rooms.
 F. George Nordling has the contract to build a one-family house on Sum- | merheld avenue for Charles Beach | The plans show a frame house, ~25x2S i feet, containing six rooms.