The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-10
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 mits granted last evening do not az show that much work is being done in various parts of the city. while the architects are busy preparing plans for large additions to the total for the year The permits include a mum Der of cottages and few larger buildings for tenenents to acconmodat the rapidly increasing population of the city.
 Jonathan Godfrey, president of the Compressed Paper Box Co.,, is having plans prepared for new residence to be erected in the north end and which will cost in the nei ig1l1borhood of $25,O0O and he will also erect a garage at the rear.
 Attorney Joshua Meltzer, who deals extensively in real estate, is planning for a. number of houses, two and three families, in the section in Capitol ave nue near North Main street. One stores and two flats fitted with all of the modern oonveniences.
 w. J. Nichols has awarded con tract for the erection of a three fam fly house in whitney avenue. William Winter and James spargo are planning for two two-family houses in Bronx avenue.
 Philip Lundin has awarded a con tract for a two-fami1y house to be erected in Jackson avenue.
 M. Kostelnek has awarded a con tract for the building of a two-fannily house in Willow street.
 Ferdinand Kaross has let contracts for the erection of two brick and frame houses in Wordin avenue.
 Mary J. Galya has had plans pre- pared for a three-family house to be erected in East Main street.
 Michael H. Gall is planning for three-fanily house to be erected at Sheridan and Ogden streets.
 Samuel Rich is having plans pre- pared for store and bakery in Lex ington avenue.
 The mason work upon the new 'FGate House at Lafayette Park will prob ably go to William Martin & Son, who were the lowest bidders.
 Michael Ford has awarded a con- tract for the erection of a two-family house in French street. each flat to have seven rooms.
 Joseph Frederick is to erect a six family house in Columbia street, the contract having already been award ed.
 c. J. Johnson has awarded con tract for the building of a three-fa4m fly house in Poplar street.
 Following are the building permits, aggregating a value of $43, ,795, issued by the Board of Building Commission CTS at their meeting last evening:
 Mary L. Lynch, one-famfly frame cottage, north side of -Fairv1ew ave nue.
 Mary B. Mccarthy, six room cottage, north side of Jackson avenue.
 K. Kosteantas, brick store building, north side of Stratford avenue.
 City of Bridgeport, gate house, La fayette Park.
 Joseph Lipsitz, three-story frame building, five families and two stores, southwest corner of Calhoun and Lex ington avenues
 Helen R. Gall, three family frame dwelling, west side of Sheridan street.
 Grace E. Fransberger, one-famiIy frame dwelling, south side of Fairview avenue.
 Carlson and Benson, frame garage, west side Waterview avenue.
 H. B. Curtis, frame garage, west side of Iranistan avenue.
 Michael and Ellen Judge, frame ad- dition north side of Norman, street
 William L. Wolfram frame addition to barn for wash shed. south side of Maple street
 Sarah A. Sherwood, frame rear yer anda, 105S Maplewood avenue.
 Nathan Engel1nan. three-story brick bui1ding east side of East Main street. William F. Chatlos, three two-fanily frame dwellings, west side of Ridge field avenue
 Isaac T. Banks, cement block gar age (private), east side of Harrison street. GERMAN CLERGYMEN
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