The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-08
E. F. DILLON &. GO.
BUILDING NEWS

BUILDING NEWS
 Bridgeport's building boom of 1912 continues to grow and during the past week permits for dwellings aggregat-. ing $61. were issued by the build ing commissioners as follows:
 Suzanne Seith, three family frame dwelling, south side of Stratford ave- nue.
 John Lakitish,. three family frame dwelling, south side of Stratford ave- nue
 Ferdinand Kaross, two twevle fam fly frame dwelling, south side of Wor- din avenue.
 Harry steager, one family frame dwelling, north side of Eaton street.
 Gallagher Building Co.,, two three family frame dwellings, south side of avenue.
 Adolf Sherman, three family frame dwelling, east side of Norman street
 Fred Rade1. one family frame dwelling, east side of Goddard avenue
 M A. Kenny, two family frame dwelling, west side of Newf1eld ave- nue.
 Plans are being made for tbusi- ness block and theatre to be erected on the south side of State street be- tween Broad and Lafayette streets. There will be four story business block on State street and a theatre at the rear with an exit on Gilbert gallery and seat 1,4OO people. Peter Dave will run the theatre.
 Thomas J. Pardy for number of years the local manager Of the Tor rington Building O., with S. T. Hew- J. Pardy Construction Go. for the pur- pose of building factories and public buildings in any spart of the state.
 Plans are being drawn for a hand some residence to be erected in Washington Terrace for pr. W. Win throp Pyle.
 The contract fhas been let for the three story storage warehouse which Tracy B. Warren will build in East Washington avenue.
 
 Work will be commenced in a few days upon three houses, one single family and two double, in Wentworth street for Assistant Town Clerk W. T. Mullins.
 Work has been started on a new two family house in North Main St. for J. Otis Peck.
 Plans have been let for a two fam fly house in Newfie1d avenue for Nie1s P. Larsen. the newsdealer.
 James Spargo and William Winter have purchased 24 acres of land on the elevation opposite St. Vincent's hospital, between HawIey and Fair view avenues, which they plan to de- ve1op at once as desirable residential territory, restricted to good one and two-famiIy houses Building lines about the property which will be sold chiefly in lots of 50 by 125 feet. The owners will name the tract Colona- villa.
 The contract has been let for a brick block and store building in East Main street for Nathan Enge1man, the dry goods merchant. This will be the second block MT. Engelman has erected on this street in East Main street.
 Adolf Sherman has arranged to build a three family house in Norman street.
 William Landsman. the marketman in arranging to build five three fam lilly houses in Maplewood avenue.
 Work has been started in Fairview avenue upon a cottage for Edward D. Hayes, the real estate dealer.
 Estimates are being made upon a three family house which Thomas F. Reilly will build in Lexington avenue.
 Andrew Horvath is planning to build a new six family block in Co., Iumbia street for himself.
 Plans are finished for a three story frame store and tenement building which William Kaplan, 91 Hamilton street will build for himself
 NEWTOWN