The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-13
LOCAL BUILDING NEWS

LOCAA AbO4LO1NU IN Es w 0
 Building permits with an aggregate value of $73,850 were issued during i the past week as follows: 1 St. Vincent's Hospital, black add1- l tion, east siGe Main street. l Rudolph Fohrholtz, two family | frame dwelling, north side Deacon ] street.
 l Sarah Abott, one family frame 1 dwelling, south side Middle street. 1 Andrew Larsen, one family frame | dwelling, east side Fairfield avenue. l Lewis F. Hall, one family frame 1 dwelling, west side Mill Hill avenue. 1 2. Goodsell, frame shed. east side | Daisy Court. veranda, east side Read street. Susie Jewell, frame shed, south | side Spring street. :. Goldman & Schine, three family l street. 1 w. F. Chatlos,. one family frame dwelling, south side Terry Place. 1 Spargo & Winter. one family frame l dwelling, north side Arlington street. l Mrs Anna Novak, six family frame 1 M. A. Mcfarland, cellar wall to move house on, north side Howard l Place.
 l Haviland estate, frame portable shed, east side Haviland street. w. s. Mills & Co.,, brick factory building, south side Wells street. l c. Amanto, brick addition to store, east side Wood avenue. ] F. Garrette, one family frame dwelling, west side Park avenue. | N M. Huwiler, frame garage (pri-
 vate,) No. 21Os seaview avenue. | As. May, balcony roof, east side | Clinton avenue.
 M. Higgins, frame shed, east side William street.
 N. Y.-Bridgeport Bldg. Co.,, two two-family frame dwellings, east sode Bassick avenue.
 Mrs. L. B. Parsans, frame garage l (private), west side Myrtle avenue. Mrs. F. Roat, one story frame
 building, north side Lindley street l c. Eissennamn, three story brick
 building, stores and tenement, west i side Pembroke street. I. B. Stiles & Son, remodel old
 building, No. $50 Water street. w. H. Nichols, three family frame dwelling, west side Wilson street.
 Commercial Record.)
 The time for receiving bids has been extended until April 20 for the addi-
 tion and alterations to the armory.
 The plans were prepared by Archi-
 tects Whiton McMahon of Hart l ford, and provide for a brick addl-
 tion, 6Ox93 feet, two stories high, and extensive interior alterations to the
 building. The old building will have
 a new asbestos shingled roof and the
 new portion will be of slag. New
 steam heating plant and plumbing
 will be installed.
 1 Work has been started on exten- sive changes to the house at the cor ner of Fairfield avenue and Church
 street, Fairfield. for Miss Anna B.. Jennings. 1 Work will soon be started on an addition to a factory building on l Stillman street for F. K Braitling.
 The Bowling & Bottomley Co. are the builders. The building will be two
 stories high, 56x1O0 feet, of brick, mill construction, with a gravel roof. l Warehouse Bros. have been award | ed the contract to build a two-family i house in Rose street for T. E. Dow
 ney.
 | Goldman & Schine have taken out
 permit to build a three-family house | in Kossuth street.
 1 Schwarz Bros have the contract to build a two-family house in Porter street for Mrs. l.. A. Jamieson. 1 Plans are being made for three ad- ditions to the plant of the Crane
 Valve Go. The new buildings will
 be two and three stories high, about
 1OOx15O feet, of brick, with gravel roofs.
 l Casey & Hurley have the contract l for the erection of an addition to the
 plant of W. $. Mills Co. in Wells street The addition will be 47x66 feet, three stories high, of brick, mill I construction.
 ! Person & Johnson are building a | two-family house in Deacon street for Dudolph Fohrholtz
 l The contract will be let at once for
 the new foundry in Water street for | the Belknap Mfg. Co. The structure will be one story high, 131x48 feet, of | brick and steel.
 l Work will soon be started on 9
 store and tenement building at the
 streets for Christian Eiseman. The structure will be three stories high,
 45x6O feet, with a gravel rooA
 Plans are out for a two-story build
 ing in Elm street for Thomas Nor
 rissey. The structure will be of l brick with gravel roof. The plans for the new building for l the Bias Narrow Fabric Co., have
 been completed and estimates will be made early next week. The build ] ing will be three stories high, of brick, with granite trim, 100x100x44 feet. | The contract to build a six-f family house in Belmont avenue for Mrs. Anna Novak has been awarded. l Contractor Andrew Larson has taken out a permit to build a one family house in Fairfield avenue. | It is understood that work will soon | be started on new plant in Connec- | ticut avenue for the United Foundry & Machine Go. The plant will cover | a plot about 100x190 feet, and will consist of machine shop. power