The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-07-06
SLIGHT DECREASE
 IN BUILDING WORK
Aggregate Value of Permits for Quarter Smaller Than Last
 Year

The building commission has com pleted it's report for the first three months of the fiscal year showing 321 permits with a total valuation of $S46,- s11 against S44 permits with an aggre- gate value of sSS4,O94 granted during the first quarter of the last fiscal year.
 Building permits with an aggregate value of s$150O15 were issued during the current week as follows: Stephen Jontos, one story frame barn, south side of Gregory street Mary Santello, amendment to per- init, corner of Hamilton and Green streets.
 J. G. Kinsberg, alterations, frame buildings south side of North avenue. to dwelling, west side William street
 c. Armstrong brick addition to store, 1920 Main street.
 Standard Mfg. Co.,, frame shed west side Main street.
 F. B. and E. Lucas, one-family
 Birdsey- Somers Co.,, three-story and basement reinforced concrete, factory north side Barnum avenus.
 Robert. Dickie. Jr.. open wagon shed, east side Dewey street. fsi
 John Alberkhini ct ux.. three family frame dwelling, west side Ash street.
 e. F. Becker, pne-family frame dwelling, east side Seaview avenue.
 Mrs E. Hayes, two-family frame dwelling, north side F'airview avenue.
 Mr. Foot two-family frame dwelling east side Seaview avenue. x Paul Packer, five-tenement and one stor blodk Pembroke and Putnam streets.
 Germi Harrente. two-family frame dwelling, south side Tesiny avenue.
 s1 Fv z{~, $ oTfd inf for alterations, north side Park place.
 M Warehouse, upper balcony, west side Colorado avenue.
 Marie K Lorenson, two-family frame dwelling, Beechwood avenue.
 Bryant Electric Co., brick forge shop and building for electric depart. ment. west side Organ street and Cast side Hancock avenue. respectively! E
 Julius Tesiny, five-room cottage. south side Tesiny avenue.
 Harvey Hubbell Inc, concrete fac- tory, west side Mountain Grove street.
 U. w. Drew. addition to frame ga> rage, west side Park avenue.
 St. Cyril and Methodius church, ad- dition to school, north side Church street.
 Building Notes.
 Work will be started at once on new building in Mountain Grove street for Harvey Hubbell, Inc. It will be four stories and basement and reinforced concrete, 52 by 1S8 feet.
 Plans for the new building to be erected by the Wakeman Memorial association in Southport have been completed. It will be 56 by 5S feet, of brick and limestone arranged for a ladies' meeting room, recreation room, gymnasium and kitchen. Apart merltsi for the caretaker will be on the second floor.
 work will soon begin on power house to be erected for Charles F. Moves on the Star Farm in Trumbull, to be used for lighting the Moves summer home and adjoining build ings
 Plans are completed for the pro- posed addition to the Myrtle avenue school. gotten out plans to remodel the build ing that it owns on the east side of Main stret just north of Congress
 The St. Cyril & Methodius society is getting out plans for a new church of gray brick and slate roof which will probably be erected In Church street.
 Ground will be broken soon for a fine residence in hdilI Hill avenue for Henry L.. Bishop of the Comstock Wiiiett Co.
 Carpenters are making extensive alterations to the house owned by c. J. Berger at Fairfield and Howard avenues.
 Plans are being drawn by g Hart ford architect for a new church to be erected in Park avenue for St. Georges Lithuanian church. The structure will be of brick and trim med with grey brick Only the base meut will be built at once.