The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-04-06
TRUMBULL. HAS
 SPRING BUILDING
 BOOM OF ITS OWN
Charles P. Moves to Have New Power Plant and Pri-
 vate Theatre Remodelled
(Com. Record.)

| Ing cOmpIeteQ by Architect E. G.
 Southey and will be out for figures
 in few days. The structure will be | six stories high, of brick, and heavy
 mill construction. It will be L-shap- | ed, one wing being 150 feet and the
 other 101 feet long, and 40 feet wide,
 and with gravel roof. New offices
 will be provided with toilet rooms, and
 freight elevators will be installed. The
 heating will be by an extension of the
 steam system, and the building will be protected by sprinkler system and
 lighted by electricity.
 Dever H. Warner has purchased a
 large tract of land in Fairfield, at
 what is known as Flint's corners,
 which he will develop. The property fronts 306 feet on Broad street, and 40 feet on Fairfield avenue, and is
 one of the choicest pieces of land in
 the town. The frame house now
 standing on the premises win be over-
 hauled and put in first class shape, 1 and Architect E. G. Southey fS now preparing plans for a, commodious and
 attractive house to be built directly | on the corner, a description of which :. will be given later. The balance of l the property will be developed as the l work progresses.
 The contract to build the frame
 store and tenement block at the cor
 ner of Pembroke and Putnam streets
 for Paul Packer, 341 Hal.ett street,
 has been awarded. The plans show 1 building 37xs2 feet, of wood, contain 1 ing one store and six flats.
 1 Plans have been started by Architect
 D. G. Soutlley for a new power house ] to be built for Charles P. Moves at 1 Trunbull. It will be constructed of
 Unit brick, with red Spanish tile roof.
 the interior being stained with an ar
 tistic color The building will be used
 as an electric lighting plant for gen
 erating electricity for lighting the Moves homestead and adjoining build
 ings, and will have capacity large
 enough tc light the new residence which is to be erected in the near
 future.
 l Plans are about completed for re- modelling a building in Trumbull be-
 longing to Charles P. Moves, which is used as a private theatre for amateur
 performances. An addition is to be
 built on, which will provide several chambers, baths, etc., and part of
 the building will be finished off for
 bachelor quarters for guests. Sev- eral new baths will be installed with | up-to-date plumbing, electric light ing, hardwood floors, white enamel | finish, with mahogany ,doors,. and 1 brick paved porches.
 Plans drawn by Architect F. A. Cooper are being figured for frame store and tenement building on Jeff ferson street for Frank Jacoby, the Broad street clothing merchant. The
 building will be 32x40 feet, three stor- l ies high, arranged for two stores on | the ground floor, with four flats on | the upper floors.
 Ny, 40t $N hui Q and tenement building at the corner of Stratford and Wflmot avenues for Julius Weiss has been given to w. F. Chatlos. The building will be three | stories high. arranged for three stores on the ground floor and four flats of l five rooms each above.
 Architect E. G. Southey is prepar- l ing plans for alterations and addi- tions to the Stead homestead at Sea- l side Park. The house is to be com pletely renovated under the supervis- ion of the architect.
 w. F. Chatlos has taken the con- | tract to build new house on Went
 worth street for F. Keeler The plans
 show house. of frame construction.
 containing seven roooms, provided
 in the rear of this house, MT. Chatlos | will erect another one-famlly house | for the same owner.
 Frank c. Travis 341 Harriet street,
 the builder, has plans for seven two
 family houses which he will build on l Davenport, Read and Kelsey streets.
 James Nechols of Stratford has the mason work, and the other Sub-con- l tracts are not let.
 Architect T. F. Kelly has completed | thn rn1o fnr ho H a On
 to the building at the corner of Strat- l ford and Bishop avenues for Helen ! V. Ryan. An additional story will be ! built, on, and the structure arranged
 for hotel purposes.
 John Johnson has been given the | contract to build two houses on Main street for J. M Blackman, the real | estate dealer. P. Aiello will do the mason work and Carlson & Benson
 the tap plumbing ,I'3, p 2 and ooe ohSeting: Each The contract has been given to build two frame tenement houses on Osborne avenue for Edward Deutsch l and A. Feldham, 314 Pine street. Architect c. T. Beardsley has com | pleted plans for an addition to the plant of the American Graphophone | Co., on Railroad avenue. The new building will be two stories and base ment, 30x62 feet, of brick, with steel and reinforced concrete floors and gravel roof.
 The contract for the erection of l the handsome residence on Noble ave- nue for T. J. McNamara, 58S Noble avenue, has been given to Warehouse Bros.
 Work is we'll along on the 12 fam | i'll house on East avenue for Andrew Merli
 Rossling & Schultz are building a two family house on Union avenue for A. Schultz, 553 Carroll avenue. w. F. Chatlos has taken the con. tract to build a, one family house on Carroll avenue for George Sweezy. From plans drawn by Architect T. F. Kelly, w. F. Chatlos has taken the contract to build a one family house on Higgins avenue for James Watts
 of Mountain Grove street. Work has been started on a new house on Fairview avenue for Mrs. Mary L. Stafford.
 Plans are being figured for another | large addition to the plant of the
 End. The building will be of brick, mill construction, with a gravel roof. The Fletcher Engineering Co. are the architects.
 The contract to build a two family kas has been given to Domonkos & Smak.
 Domonkos & Smak have completed r1o fxx,n for