The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-23

Plans are completed for the new home of the American Bank 6 Trust Co.,, which is to be built in East Main street near Barnum avenue. The banking house, will be. 30x30 feet in area and two stories high. It vii be of brick, 'fireprOOf construction, with marble front and concrete foundation. The ground floor will be arranged for the banking room and fireproof vault The upstairs floor will be arranged for the private office of the directors, president and other officials.
 Plans are completed for a four-story brick building to be erected at Nichols and East Main streets for Harvey Harding, trustee. The ground floor will be arranged for four stores, and the upper floors will be arranged for 12 six roomed apartments, finished in hard wood and with all modern appI- ances and Improvements. The build ing is to cost about $40,0 \ Charles D. Davis, who recently pur- chased the old Fox property at the head of Elm street in Main street. is planning to erect a. modern business was formerly owned by the City Saw ings Bank which intended to erect a bank building there, but changed the plans and will remodel its building at Bank and Main streets. 1t is un- derstood that the new Davis building will be leased by the Nothnagle Fur niture Co.,. and the building on the southwest corner of Main street now occupied and owned by the furniture company, will probably be remodeled and leased to the clothing firm of Davis & Savard.
 | It, is stated by authorities who fn hat Go n CT is making plans to improve his property in Main street between Con- gress and Arch streets. It is said that he will erect a six or eight story building arranged for stores on the ground floor with offices and lofts on the upper floors.
 Plans are being made for a store house building in Housatonic avenue, near Meadow street, for George Or love, wholesale flour, feed and grain merchant, with an office in the Meigs building. It will be 92x63x70 feet and arranged so that cars can be run from a nearby siding directly into the building. It will be of frame. con- struction if present plans are carried out
 Architects are preparing plans for extensive alterations to the armory in Main street. The addition will cover an area 60x93 feet. The ceiling of the basement will be raised so as to per init the installation of coast defence guns for heavy gun training. New company rooms and shower baths will be installed, and the present company rooms will be remodeleG.
 Domenico Varone, two family frame dwelling, west side of Read street.
 Pendleton estate, frame garage. south side of 1917 Fairfield avenue.
 Dwight Wheeler, frame addition to garage, west side of TSP Noble avenue.
 s. W. Hubbell Co. frame office building, west side of KnoWlton street.
 American Bank & Trust Co.,, cellar wall to move building on, rear of S61 and S63 East Main street.
 Bias Marrow Fabric Co.,, cellar wall for future building, corner Linen ave- nue and Jane street
 w. T. Mullins, two family frame dwellings, east side of Main street; near Hawley avenue.
 Harvey Harding,s trustee, six family frame dwelling, east side, of East Main street, near Pierpont street
 l.. E. Edwards. frame private gar age, west side of Colorado avenue
 l.. W. Brown, one family frame dwelling, west side of Hillhouse ave- nue, near BeechwOOd avenue.
 Tony Perosoli, partition in attic and stairway, souht side of Lexington ave- nue.
 Edward Finlan, two family frame dwelling, north side Of Milne street, near Harral avenue.
 M. D. Mathewson, one family frame dwelling, north side of Britton ave- nue, near Brewster street
 l.. M. Shelton, alterations to brick building. north side of Cannon street. near CourtIand street.
 Gabriel Papp, frame shed, south side of Cherry street, near Bostwick ave- nue.
 Fred J. Roebrick, frame upper bal cony, south side of Central, avenue, near Ogden street.
 New Bridgeport Building Co.,. four two family frame dwellings, east side of Butler avenue.
 Aggregate Value of permits, $45,570,
 ATWOOD'S FLIGHTS.