The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-16
Building News Of
 Busy Bridgeport

Uu0y 0liuOOPoIe ! As soon as the frost gets out of the ground there will be many filings do- | ing in the building trades in this city. The building permits for the past week with an aggregate value of s370,O00 forecasts much building activ- | ity in the early spring. The Torring- | ton Building Go. has the entire con- | tract for the construction of the thea l tre which s. z. Poli is going to build and for which ground has been broken. The theatre which will have an entrance in Main street, will be of brick, steel, and concrete construc tion, with two galleries, and a meZ- zanine floor. The total seating ca pacity will be about 5000.
 It is contemplated that the new building of the American Bank 6 ! Trust co. in East Main street will be ready for occupancy about Sept. 1. 1912.
 Plans are being figured for a fine mara will build for himself in Noble avenue. The house will be S2xs0 feet, with an ell 29x15 feet, of frame construction and arranged for nine | rooms.
  new theatre building which Peter Dave is to erect in East Main street. It will be two stories high of con- crete and stucco construction, and ar ranged for a seating capacity of 1,- 100.
 Work has been commenced upon the theatre which Samuel Dave is to build at East Main and Arctic streets for William Leighton. The building will be of brick, one story high with fiat roof and cover an area of 86x56 feet.
 Plans are being figured for nov ing picture theatre to be located at wood avenue and Olive street for J. L. Donovan and s. Newman. handsome two-family house which. J. H. Schrade of Washington avenue will build in Vine street.
 work will be commenced soon up- on new house in Boston avenue for N B. Blake.
 Vanstone & Vanstone, builders, have started work upon new two- family house in Atlantic street for themselves.
  ing built in Davenport avenue for James Necho1s.
 Mary Piriczk, 355 Bostwick avenue, is building a new block for herself in Wordin avenue. It will be arrang- ed for a store and three tenements.
 Work has been started on a four family house in Beechwood avenue for the fir1n of Lund & Bjorklund, S2 Beechwood avenue.
 w. R. Muirhead has been given the contract to build four new houses in Milford for J. D. Brown. Each house will cost about $5.5 800.
 The contract has been let for a two- family house in Logan street for Charles Ison.
 Plans are completed for frame store and tenement building in Fair field avenue for Frank Crest, 29S3 Fairfield avenue.
 A two-fami1y house is being built at Huntington Road and Boston avenue for H. D. Johnson.
 The building permits during the past week were as follows:
 $. 2. Poli, brick. theatre building,
  streets.
 s. z. Poli, brick stores and office building, east side of Main and Con- gress streets.
 $. z. Poli, brick stores and office building, south side of Congress street.
 Samuel Dave, brick theatre build ing, corner East Main and Arctic streets.
 Samuel Dave, cellar wall to move building on. corner East Main and Arctic streets. G. P. Miller, two dormer windows. east side Brooklawn avenue, near P. Kane, repair frame store, No. 1196 Main street. F. Roehrick, frame addition to dwelling, south side Revere street, i near Central avenue.
 B. Blumberg, frame garage (private), l east side Myrtle avenue, near Pros 1 pect street. $. H. Calhoun, remodel frame dwell 1 ing. east side Sherwood avenue, near Laurel avenue. c. Frederick, amendment to permit l 13,0S4, north side Railroad avenue. c. Delcamp, one story brick build | ing, east side BrooklaWn avenue, near | Suburban avenue. I. F. Waterbury and J. Ammonson, l frame shop, south side Jane street, ! near Brooks street.
 American Bank & Trust Co.,, brick | bank building, west side East Main | street. near East Washington ave- nue.
 City Savings Bank, brick bank build ing. east side Main street, corner Bank street.
 Aggregate value, $370,660. NEW HAVEN SYSTEM