The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-26
HOT WEATHER BOOM
 FOR REAL ESTATE
Transactions More Than Three Times as Numerous as in Corresponding
 Week of 1908.
MORTGAGES TOTAL $ll(,9Se
Permit Granted for New Four Story Ssilding For Union Metallic Cartridge Company = Dwellings for Which Cantracts Have Been Let.

Real estate transactions and build
 ing operations in Bridgeport were not
 suspended by the hot wave. Twenty three sales are recorded for the cur rent week as against seven in the same
 week of 1908 Bridgeport leads all the
 cities in the state. excepting Hartford. in amount of prospective building. as represented by the permits for seven days, which total $103.z .z2o. The amount
 of real estate business done is refect-
 ed in the amount loaned on mortgage (which was $116, ,9S0.
 1 The mortgages are mostly for small amounts, the three largest being those tof M J. Buechler to the Bridgeport
 lSayings Bank, 43 ft- on Main street, is1looo; A. U. Kine to Peoples Saw iines Bank, A fit. on Main street, $25,- loco, and ID. c. Flanagan. to City Saw Eings bank, property 7sx117. southwest icorner East Washington and Housa- itonic avenues, $12,000.
 Among the building permits granted tby the commissioners Friday night. Twas that authorizing the Union Me ltallic Cartridge Company to erect the ldescrfbed in The Farmer.
 | Among dwellings for which plans are drawn or which are in process of ierection are the following: For F. A. fwheeler, a seven room house, stuccoed feides finished in hard woods. on Crown tstreet; for Nathan Kraut, Hallett and t6tillman streets. a frame structure ar lranged for two stores on first floor, with ten rooms above; for L. B. Sam lmis c two family frame house on Pa Icfdc street; for Herman Storm, on Car Troll avenue frame dwelling. 2Sx4S. to Ibe divided Into f1ve room tenements; tSor IL T. Gallagher, a three family tbrick dwelling on Washington avenue; I6or Loretta Stafford. e frame dwelling, tarrangsd for two tenements of six trooms each on Ftairview> avenue; for twfliam Knight. a seven room frame lhouse on WAkelee avenue.
 | Building permits granted for the week are:
 |, Loretta Stafford. two family frame Spring Perch Co., one story brick ! building, east side of St. Marks Place. | Christopher Rickard, frame addition to dwelling. east side of Harvard ave German M. E. Church Corporation. ! concrete block church. east side of Grant street. George Irving alterations and addi- ton to three family dwelling, south side of East Washington avenue. A Schultz. two family frame dwell- ing. south side of Connecticut avenue Hermen Storm, two family frame Jacob Hoist. remodelinE one story | school house into dwelling.s west side of Grave street.
 L. B. Sammis. two family frame dwelling. west side of Pacific street. Warner Bros Co.,, frame store house, west side of Broad street.
 c. H WeIles, one family frame dwell ing. west side of Ellsworth street Mrs. s. R. Gray. remodeling kitchen of dwelling. outh side of Woodmont George Selweiger. two family frame dwelling. west side Of Brooks street. Goodwin Stoddard. temporary frame platform, west side Of Washington avenue.
 Joseph Mayer. two family frame dwelling, east side of Charlotte street Union Metallic Cartridge Co.. eight story brick and steel frame factory | building south side Of Arctic street U- M- C. Co.,, brick pump house, east side of Helen street.
 George w. Jackman, two family frame dwelling, west side of Park ave nue.
 M. A Kiely. temporary permission to build cellar wall in Catherine street. Aggregate value of permits $103, ,720.