The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-30
SPRING BUILDING
 BOOM LAUNCHED Builders Believe that Record for 1910 Will Surpass
 All Others FOUNDRY FOR SHEAR co. Building Permits Issued of Total Estimated Value
 Above S1OO.OOO
FOUNDRY FOR SHEAR co.

I a brick foundry building on Arctic St
 The structure will be 50 by 30 fee 1 and one store high. The same firm l will also erect a coke shed for the
 company, 2s by 30 feet and one story 1 high. Structures are in process ot erection, compiled by the Comm CT l cia1 Record, as follows:
 l The S. w. Hubben Building Go. has been awarded the contract to build a l two-fan1ily house in Clinton avenue 1 sub-contracts have been awarded. The
 plans show a frame house. 2sx65 feet. 1 rooms, finished in hard woods.
 From plans drawn by Architect E. l e.. Southey.. contracts have been | houses in Fairfield for DeVer H. War
 ner. c. E. Chatneufr will do the car- penter work William Martin the ma plumbin and heating. Each house will be frame construction, with roof
 rooms will be finished in hard woods and will be provided with hardwood i floors, mantels. freplaces, gas. electric l A. Borehouse Sons have been award l ed the contract to build a new house l in Edna street for Lillian Adams.
 work and the sub-contracts for the plumbing, heating and painting will be 1 let at once. The house will be of wood, 26x32 feet, arranged for one 1 family. The heating, will be by hot air and the house is to be provided
 with every conyenience.
 1 house in Wordin avenue for James Spargo has been given to the Marsh ! started. The plans show a frame house, 23x32 feet, each flat having four rooms, provided with the usual con- yeniences. The sub-contracts will be Work has been started on the re-
 building of the stables and dairy build
 Gould Jennings in Fairfield. which
 were destroyed by fire two weeks ago. l Thomas Forsyth has the contract for the work and the sub-contracts will Estimates are being made for a two family house in Cedar street for Mrs A. Y. Stewart, the plans for which are
 by Architect G. A. Braman. The
 house will be of wood. 23x41 feet, each
 fat having six rooms. provided with
 The house will cost about $4.0O0.
 Work has been started on a, two
 family house in Stillman street for
 Architect G. A. Braman. The house
 will be Of wood, 35x55 feet, arranged
 for four flats of five rooms each pro-
 vided with the usual conveniences.
 There will be no heating. The work
 is being done by the day under the owners supervision.
 house in WIlnot avenue for J. S. Weiss, Rossling & Schultz having the co contract The , suo-eontraets will be be be arranged for two families. will be 24x57 feet, containing 13 rooms. which will be provided with furnace heat and every convenience.
 Contractor $. S. Beardsley has the new house which he is building in in. The contract for the plumbing and heating has been given to F. F Beardsley. & CO, and the painting contract is not let. The plans show a frame house. containing six rooms, which will be provided with convenr fences, including furnace heat.
 Contractor William Stagg has the new house which he is building in Warwick avenue, Stratford, ready for the roof. The plans show a frame house. containing seven rooms. which will be provided with furnace heat and conyenienees. William Smith has the contract for the plumbing and heat
 The foundations have been comp1et- ed for new house at Hollister WfEaf Wa stag of f2r ssan I ae builder and the sub-contracts- will be let at once. The plans call for a frame house. arranged for two famil- ies, provided with conveniences.
 w. R. Muirhead has the contract to build a frame tenement house in Still of the sub-contraots are let. The plans show a frame house. three stories l high, with a gravel roof. There will | be five flats of four rooms each. pro | vided with the usual conveniencss.
 H. E. Green has taken the contract | to build a new house in Main street | do the mason work and N. B. Curtis the plumbing and heating. The plans show a frame house. 26x27 feet, con taini1lg six rooms, which will be pro vided with conveniences.
 Work has been started on new house in Fairfield avenue for Nellie l The sub-contracts will be let at once The plans show a frame house, 28x40 will be finished in hard woods and pro- z5ded with hot water heat and every 
 louse on the Huntington Road for Tohn Korech. William Stagg of Strat- ord has the contract. The plans call
 Architect T. F. Kelly is preparing ,lans for a garage and storage build ng to be erected in Cherry street by Michael Roth. It will be one story ligh, of cement blocks, 2e7<4o feet. with gravel roof, concrete floor, etc.
 The Jackson Stone Co. has the con ract for furnishing the cut stone in connection with the changes to the Architect T. F. Kelly is preparing ,1ans for some changes to the store tt 121 Wall street for Thomas Flynn. \ new front will be built on and lew tile floor laid.
 Architect W. J. Skinner. Jr., has completed plans for a three-story tene- nent building in Pembroke street. It will be arranged for three flats and will cost about $7,0O0.
 w. J. Snadecki has the contract for he plumbing in one-fanily house n Barnum avenue for G. H. Bowe. The house is 22x28 feet, containing six oons.- The owner is doing the car oenter work.
 Work has been started on some changes to a house in Park street for Samuel Krause. The owner will do he carpenter and mason work and J. J: Scanlon has the contract for the plumbing. An addition will be built on and some interior changes made.
 Work is about completed in connec- ion with the changes to the residence 9f Archibald McNei1 in Fairfield ave- 1ue. the plans for which are by Arch tect Joseph A. O'Brien. Henry Mur-