Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-11
NEW LONDON. Many Building Permits Have Been Asked For-New Masonic Hall.

New building permits asked are as follows:-
 H. F. Whitcemb, to erect 1 1-2 story dwelling at Catherine and Ann streets; 4. H. Patterson. to erect a wooden building, Terrace avenue; NJ. ", Dart. to erect a wooden shed in rear of 30 Howard street; Mrs. Julia Sawyer. to erect a wooden dwelling, Washington and Brewer street; Ray Leeds, wood en building on Pacific street; Louis Schwartz, dwelling of wood and stone at Williams and Bragaw streets; T. M. Waller, dwelling of stone and ce- ment. Glenweod park. Jacob Goldberg, to erect veranda at 36 lilly street; Thomas Hamilton, house of wood on Elm street, Thomas Hamilton, to CT eCt two three flat houses of wood on Grand street; Thomas Hamilton to erect a three flat house at Grand and Elm streets; James R. May to erect two wooden dwellings, Montauk ave- nue; Mohican company, to erect 8 four story building on State street. The following building permits were approved: Daniel k. Callahan, to erect a wooden addition on COnnecti- cut avenue; Mrs. T. N. Lathrop, to erect wooden addition on Montauk avenue; NJ P. SI$aa, to erect wooden building in rear of q Hamilton street; T. NJ. Waller, to erect stone and frame | residence in Glenwood park; T. NJ Waller, to erect stone and frame resi- dence 26x 34, in Glenwwod park. Masonic Building.
 Union Lodge, No. 31, F. & A. M. is to own it's home in the near future The report of the building committee has been received, recommending that the present structure be removed and modern and up-to-date structure erected in it's place. The lodge adopt ed the report and voted to erect a modern structure on the site. A committee will at once arrange for plans of the new building and as soon as possible work will be started. pre- suma bly, during the winter. It is now planned for the completion of the new building some time early next summer The structure will be of brick. with stores on the ground floor and the Masonic lodge rooms on the second It is planned to expend about $30,000 on the building.
 It will be a fireproof building with commodious stores occupying the ground floor. In the rear there will be an auxiliary lodge room kitchen and banquet hall The top floor will be devoted exclusively to Masonic pur- poses. It will include an assembly room, recreation rooms, paraphernalia and dressing rooms and toilets
 ChappeIl Building.
 Good progress is being made on the alterations to the Chappeu building at the corner of Union and Federal streets which is te be used as school building for the lower grades. The work which was started a week ago by William L, Roe. Jr., is moving rap- idly and the committee of the board of school visitors, Treasurer Carlos Barry, chairman, which has charge of the matter, expects that 1t will be ready by October 1 or soon after.
 Eastern Point Residence.
 The Duffy-Payne Go. have started work on a seven room frame resi- dence for Nathaniel Avery at East ern Point. It will be provided with all conveniences, including steam heat The plans were drawn by Archi- tect J. J. Duffy.
 City Hall Estimates.
 Estimates for the metal fittings. furniture and gas and electric fix lures for the new City Hall will be received by Architect James Sweeney up to the 20th of September.