The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-27
LOCAL BUILDING NEWS


 morning that the Torrington Building Go. of this city was the lowest bidder when the bids for Warner Bros. new six story factory building were opened last night by Architect Ernest G. Southey. This is called $75.0O0 job and there is little doubt that the con- tract will be signed within a few days. The lowest bidders are the contractors on PolPs Theatre building.
 The trustees for the Advent Chris tian Church who are directing the con- struction of a new church building at Park and Putnam streets, were not aware that they purchased about two carloads of building materials with the site The cellar diggers found what they thought were huge regularly shaped boulders when excavating. It proved that each boulder had once been a bag of cement which had probably become wet and was dumped on the lot. Each hardened mass was found harder to break than ordinary stone and they will be used in the foundation of the church.
 It is understood that the Simon Lake property in Fairfield avenue located nearly across from the First M. E. church which was recently purchased by a New Haven attorney will eventu- ally become the property of officers of the Gately & Brennan Co.,. cloth1ers and outfitters. Rumor has it that time will eventually see the building remodeled and the company located there.
 During the past week permits with an aggregate value of $134O25 as fol- lows:
 slovak Home Corp, family frame dwelling, east side Pembroke street.
 Gertrude 6. Terry, cellar wall for dwelling, corner Keeler avenue and Wayne street.
 Gertrude s. Terry, two cellar walls for dwelling, south side Wentworth street. ~
 Gertrude s. Terry, three cellar walls for dwelling, north side Keeler ave- nue.
 Swedish Lutheran Church, frame chapel, west side Princeton street.
 Sayerio Principe, frame bungalow, north side Sidney street.
 M. Ostrofsky, frame addition to dwelling, No. 175 Hurd avenue.
 Peter Dave, concrete theatre pualo- ing, east side East Main street.
 A. M Blackman. one family frame dwelling, east side Pacific street.
 A. TT. Dennis, frame garage (private), west side Myrtle avenue.
 R. F. Meuller, three family frame dwelling, south side Norland street.
 T. L. Seamon, three family Irame
 F. w. Wren, frame addition to barn, north side State street.
 Bertha Hurlock, four two-family frame dwellings, east side Howard avenue.
 George Nordling, two-family frame dwelling, east side Howard avenue.
 Antonio P1aZZO, frame stores, NO. 19a XUoy
 Carmelo Miccalezzi, one family frame dwelling, corner Sampson and Lincoln streets
 H. B. NamGieson, frame veranda, No. 11S Brooklawn avenue.
 s. & M. DeF'eo. one family frame dwelling, west side Bishop avenue.
 Ernest Adams, cellar wall, south side Maplewood avenue.
 S. B. Batchelor, frame garage (pri- vate), No. 341 Harriet street.
 N. w. Welch, extension window, cor ner Hancock and Railroad avenues
 Marie LepOric, cellar wall for dwell- ing, No. 285 Grand street
 E. B. Sherman, cellar wall for dwell ing, north side Glendale avenue.
 Harvey Hubbell, frame addition to dwelling, east side Park avenue.
 Warner Bros O., brick factory build ing, south side Gregory street.
 J. P. Coles, one family frame dwell ing. south side Fairview avenue.
 Anna German, four frame stores, south side State street.
 w. H. Nichols, three family frame dwelling, west side Wilson street.
 Commercial Record.)
 Architect c. T. Beardsley has been commissioned to draw the plans for the proposed new schoolhouse to be built at the corner of North Washing ton avenue and Commercial street. It is planned to build a structure con- taining eight rooms. At some future time eight more rooms will be add ed.
 The contract is let for two frame and stucco houses on Vine street for Marie L.. Whitney. The plans call for houses 26x48 feet, arranged for two families.
 Contracts have been awarded for the erection of a two-family house on Vine street for J. H. Schrade.
 Architect Leonard Ashe1m has been commissioned to prepare plans for an addition to the Bostwick avenue schoolhouse. The new building will be of brick, containing four classrooms. . An architect is drawing plans for
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