The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-03-30

The fiscal year closed with the Building Commission at its meeting, last night. and the report of the last quarter of the city year was complet- ed and will become part of the boards annual report. During the year just closed there was a gain of over $s00.00o over the previous year There were s9S permits for building issued during the year with an aggre- gate value of $2.74s.441. The year previous there were 925 permits with an aggregate value of $2,225, 403.
 During the past week permits with an aggregate value of $145.o45 were is-
 Edward Deutch and A Feldman. two six-family frame dwellings. south side of Osborne street.
 Ida Parmly. one-family frame. east side of Eaton street.
 Bertha Hurlock, two two-family frame dwellings, east side of Howard avenue.
 Donovan & Newman. concrete block picture theatre building. north side of Olive street
 Andrew Gentry. frame addition to dwelling. east side of Sampson ave-
 H. oesau. frame platform. east side of William street.
 The Warner Bros. O.. brick and concrete building, south side of Rail road avenue.
 Julius Nussenfeld. one-story frame store. north side of Barnum avenue.
 w. E. Ritch. frame veranda, east side of Park avenue.
 H. E. Bradley, one-family frame dwelling, east side of Main street
 A. Schultz, two-family frame dwell- ing, east side of Union avenue.
 Mark and Catherine Holmes, two- family frame dwelling, south side of Livingstone Place.
 James Watt, one-family frame dwelling, south side of Higgins ave- nue.
 Julius Nussenfeid, alterations to six family frame dwelling. 1051-53 Barnum avenue.
 ing, north side of wentworth street.
 A. Herman, frame addition to dwell- ing, south side of Johnson street.
 Patrick Kane. remodel store front. 1196 Main street.
 AID. and D. Henl1els, two-story north side Connecticut avenue.
 John A. Hurley. Inc, one-story frame storage building, south side of Railroad avenue.
 IT. Goldberg, frame addition to porch, north side of James street.
 D. A. Ball. frame shed. 1905 North F. Monturio, cellar wall, north side of Housatonic avenue.
 Mrs. B. Soules. (owner of land), G. SOutOH e SOus NOWucI Ol OuliOLl6yS frame office building, east side of Myr- tie avenue.
 K Andruskewecs. cellar wall at Kiefer and Main streets.
 Mary L. Stafford, two-family frame dwelling, south side of Former ave- nue.
 Paul Parker. three-story frame building, west side of corner of Penn broke and Putnam streets.
 L. Nahilanto. frame addition to
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 ]. M. Blackman, two one-family frame dwellings, east side of Main street.
 V. Aurrilio, three-story brick build ing. south side of Church street.
 Peter Hodge, two-family frame dwelling, west side of Bunnell street, near Connecticut avenue.
 Mrs. l.. c. Jamieson, two-family frame dwelling, west side of Porter street.
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 Geremia & Cocozza have taken the contract to build two houses on North Washington avenue for Louis Napoli- to of that street.
 W. F. Chatlos has the contract to build a two family house on Main street for E. F. Hill.
 G. F. French & Son have the car penter and mason work and J. A. Cope the plumbing and heating on a three family house on Broad street for T. A. McCool, fl Waller place. plans for a six family house on Bel mont avenue for Mrs. Anna Novak, 2ss Pine street.
 The Marsh Bros. Go. has taken the contract to build a one-family house on Glendale avenue for Edward SnermAn. Chris--nsen & Christensen have talk en the contract to build a one-family house on Main street for H. B. Brad sey, 1s5 Thorne street. Architect Leonard Asheim is draw. ing plans for a frame residence on North avenue, facing Colorado ave. for B. D. Pierce. ST. The house will be of frame and stucco construction. containing nine rooms. The Torringtop Building Co.,, who erection of the new Poli theatre, have eub-let the plumb bing. heating and metal windows to the W. P. Kirk Co.,, the concrete stone to the Economy Concrete Co. of New Haven, the plate glass to the Pittsburg Plate Glass Co. | and the steel work to a Philadelphia | contractor. As reported last week the l the Gale Electric Co. will do the elec- | tric wiring. The building was plan- | ned by Architects Brown & Won Ber- en of New Haven. Architect William Schmidt is com- piSelaS lAS piduS TUT d 1OuT-SlOTy | building at the corner of Middle and | Gold streets for 8. H. Wheeler Es- inmates are now being made for the concrete work and steel work. The structure will be 40 by 30 feet, with brick frame, concrete floors and steel , beams. A garage will probably be fitted up on the ground floor.
 F. HI. Beckwith and F. Alton Clark, associate architects, are drawing plans for . handsome residence on Court land street, the name of the owner being withheld at present.