Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-25
CONTRACTS AWARDED
 FOR SCHOOL REPAIRS.
Cover sarpenter, Plumbing and Roof
 Work at Several Buildings.


 After completing some of the omit ted details in the bids submitted to the town school committee, the contracts were awarded on Tuesday.
 Those to receive carpentering con tracts, according to their low figures. arc: A. N. Carpenter. three; Stetson & Young, E. A. Kinney. One concrete contract goes to c. W. Burton and con tracts for plumbing and heating to c. O.. Murphy.
 The first complete list of the bids submitted is given herewith:
 Plumbing and Heating.
 The bids for plumbing and heating submitted were the following:
 Plumbing Broadway, Boswell aye nue, and High street, extensive work in toilets, also vents: J. F. Barstow S2,- 345 total: vents, Broadway $50 Bos- well avenue $35. High stret, $40. J J. Shugrue, total B, 370; vents, Broadway $100, Boswell avenue $40, High street $40. C. Q. Murphy. total s1.921: vents, Broadway $40, Boswell avenue SIS, High street $24 Williame Bros, total S1,9SO; vents, Broadway $40, Boswell avenue $50, High street $27. A. J. Wholey, to- tai $2.788; vents, Broadway $47, Bos- well avenue $2o, High street $23. Dav- i'd A. Dunn, total 3,059; vents, Broad way $60, Boswell avnue $50, High street $35 J. F. Tompkins, total $2,010; vents, Broadway s45, Boswell avenue $25, High street $25.
 New heater in Bridge school, toilet arrangements and metal ceiling: J. F. BaEstow & Co. $1,495, vents $35; J. J. Shugrue $1,200 vents $T5; c. o. Mur- phy s1,G23, vents SIS; Williams Bros. $1,194.S5, vents $2S: David A. Dunn $1,65S. vents $I5; J. F. Tompkins $1,- 926, vents SEQ; Thomas F. Burns heat ing only. $423; A. J. Wholey, plumbing only, not metal or heating, $5S5, vents $22.
 Mt. Pleasant Street Roof.
 The following bids were made on re- pairs to the Mt. Pleasant street build ing roof.
 shingling roof-H. Blackeldge & Co. $520, c. M Williams $900, A. N. Car- penter $432, Doyle & Murphy $694, Peck, McWilliams Co. $590, Stetson & Young $S40, Elmer Kinney $590. Also a bid to slate roof with Munson, Me, slate, copper rfvets, nails. gutters and leaders, c. O. Murphy $1.560.
 Carpenter Work.
 Bids on building repairs were of- feredS as follows:
 The following estimates were re- ceived for raising the Bridge school, doing all carpentr work, painting, con- struction of side entrances, putting on fire escapes etc. Archibald Torrance, $3775; Blackledge & Co, $3700; Peck, McWilliams & Co., $3425; Doyle & Murphy, $2S87; A. N. Carpenter $2495.
 Mt Pleasant street school--Two rooms on first floor to be replaced with maple floors: Stetson & Young $244.50; Elmer A. Kinney, $203; c. Morgan Williams, $189; H. Blackledge & CO, s175; Peck, McWilliams & Co.,, $1e2.- 50; Doyle & Murphy. $157; A. N. Car penter $153.
 Falls sehool-One room, first floor west side of building new floor; Doyle $10075; Peck, McWilliams & Co.,, s100; Blackledge & Co.,, $90; c. NJ Williams, $89.30; E. A. Kinney, $S5; A. N. Carpenter, $64.
 High Street school-Change In par titions: Peck, McWilliams & Co. $436; H. Blackledge & Co., $320; A. N, Car penter, $2S7; Doyle & Murphy, S279 Stetson & Young, s250; c. M. Will jams. s225 E. A. Kinney, s165. basement: T. J. Dodd, $40; A. N. Car penter, $36; Archibald Torrance, $35; Peck, McWilliams & Go, $35; c. w. Burton, $34.
 Pearl street. Entrances upstairs and down, including cloak room, H. Black ledge & Go. $s0, c. M. Williams $95. A. N. Carpenter $S4, Peck & McWll- Hams Co. s8o. Elmer Kinne s1SS.
 Pearl street--Two rooms on first Williams s1es, A. N. Carpenter $162, Peck -McWilliams Go. $f77, Elmer Kin nie $242.
 work: Doyle 6 Murphy $280 Stetson & Young s232.