The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-23
SPRING BUILDING
 VIGOROUS
Contracts Let For the ConStruc-
 ton of Many Tenements.
BATH FOR EAST SIDE
Work on New Stillman Street School House to be Soon
 Begun.

Begun.
 Spring building in Bridgeport has
 fairly begun and during the past week
 many contracts were let. These
 transactions as reported by the Com
 mercia1 Record, are as follows: From plans drawn by Architect Jo- I seph w. Northrop, the H. Wales Lines | Co. of Meriden has been awarded the | entire contract for the erection of the l brick garage on Fairfield avenue for | E. M Jennings. The structure will be four stories high. of brick and steel. l with a gravel roof and will be arrang- l ed for a garage. repair shop and show
 rooms on the first floor and storage
 stalled and the building is to be pro- l vided with steam heat, electric light, 1 and concrete floors.
 the town clerk of Stratford until May l ?. 1910, for all the work required in
 the erection of the proposed Franklin | school building at the corner of Bar mum and Sound View avenues. Strat-
 ford. Plans and specifications may 1 be obtained from the architects. Coop
 CT & Bailey, S9 Franklin street, Bos- | ton, or at the office of the town clerk
 The contracts for the erection of the
 two-fanily house in Stratford for Al
 fred Wake1ee of that place have been
 awarded. W. F. Chatlos will do the
 carpenter work, James Nichols the ma
 by Architect A. s. Meloy and show a l
 rooms, provided with furnace heat and Plans have been completed for
 three-story building to be erected at Pembroke and Walter streets for liar ris KatZ. W. J. Skinner, Jr.. is the architect and the plans show brick heat The building is to be used for 3. Trukish bath and will be fitted up
 with 7aheS showers ;, plunge l ete @ The np ies.
 Michael Robstock has sold property
 on Stillman street having a frontage
 be used for the new Stillnan street
 schoolhouse, the plans for which are BeardsIey. Jr. The structure will be of brick, fireproof construction, con taining four rooms. and will cost about figure in about two weeks.
 Plans drawn by Architect Joseph A. OBrien are being figured for a two streets for the James Allen estate. It will be a frame house. the upper story shingie roof. Each fiat win have six rooms, which will be finished in hard wo9ds voc and provided & with furnace heat
 The foundations have been complet- ed for a new house on Waterview ave fe-i1y pe rop N Io,,la n Larsen senz7 M VIII De ing IS rooms. provided with furnace heat and conveniences. Rossling 6 | s
 Work has been started on two tene- | ment houses on Brooks street for John | Liporeky Schwarz Bros. have the let soon. One house will be 3Sx51 feet. arranged for six families, and the other will be 25x4S feet arranged for three families. both being of frame | construction. with sr1ingIe roofs. The usual conveniences will be provided. general contract to build the one-fam- fly house in that place for A. c. Bur nit. It will be- a frame house, ar woods and provided with conveniences. The plans are by Architect William
 Plans drawn by Architect F. A. Cooper are being figured for some o azs Broad r street tree nor' for y ig MonVizsxys ~ The structure is to be carried up two | additional stories of wood. the upper floors being arranged for four apart pents.
 The contract to build a new house on Carroll avenue for John Kiely has J. Snadecki will do the plumbing and heating and the sub-eontract for the plans show a. two-faTnily house. of wood, each fiat having five rooms.
 From plans drawn by Architect been awarded the contract for the erection of a garage for Sigmund Ioe- Martin aen on i,, clnt9n n fhs aasnne r,s Wllsla Beitner the plumbing and metal work, and and J, P Coughlin Co. the paint ing. The structure will be 20x30 feet, of concrete. with shingle roof.
 The contract has been given to Peter Medve to build 12-fanily block on Bostwick avenue for Gabriel Papp. John Birmingham will do the plumb ping and tin roofing. The plans snow ssat ,s a re three-story ste structure, & &1x7s and four rooms.
 Work has been started on a new Banhen, H. D. Moon having the con- tract. The plans show a. frame house, 8ox3o feet; containing six rooms. pro ] contracts will be let at once
 J. F. Dalton has been given the con- tract to build one-fan1iqy house on Michael Noonan has the mason work The plans show frame house. 27x2s ] with furnace heat {
 Rossling & Schultz have started an- 5, 9thSr SToin house on 7i Wilmot avenue for J. , son work l
 L; D. Stone has been awarded the 0n North aVenue 0eilu for tToFamly Goae Robert Wales will do the mason work l and A. D. Roberts the plumbing and house, 26x53 feet, containing 13 rooms, which will be provided with every con- t venience. I
 c. S. Bjorklund has taken the con- tract to build the store and tenement 1 building in the West End for Ferdf-. ' hand Karass. The plans are by Arch f [tect F. A. Cooper and show frame t structure. three stories high. with a ' gravel roof. There will be two stores on the ground floor and four flats of I five rooms each above.f {
 The brick block on Fairfield avenue, ] near Harrison street. is to be remod- ] elled and fitted up with a new front l from plans which are now being pre- ' pared by Architect Joseph W. North $ rop. The building is owned by Henry $ Beuteispaeher. Z
 The contract to build a one-fanily ( house on Benilam avenue for T. T. \ Brady has been given to Gerernia & Cocozza. It will be a frame house, 1 l 93x35 feet. containing seven rooms. pro {