The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-26
WHAT IS GOING ON AMONG THE BUILDERS
 IN THE PARK CITY
Commissioners Give Permits for New Buildings to
 Cost $41, ,672
Many New Houses Under Construction and Con- tractors Busy With Alter N
 ations.

Twelve permits to build. the aggre- gate cost to be s41. .s72. were granted by the Board of Building Commissioners at it's meeting last night.
 Frederick B. Curtis is to have a fine residence in Brooklawn. It will be of tapestry brick with tile roof The house will be finished with hard wood and have hard wood hoors It will have every modern convenience and be heated by hot water.
 Mary Galayas will have built a three-fani1y house in Berkeley street. Each flat will have five rooms and all conveniences.
 Extensive alterations are being made to the block owned by the L. F. Cur Us estate at Main and Elm streets A change will be made in the entrance to the offices and halls on the upper floors of the building and the store windows on the ground floors will be replaced by more modern ones of plate glass.
 stories high to provide for bake shop and five flats, will be built for E. L. Ko1vaciz at Barnun and Hast avenues
 Frederick sschrieber will have built a twe-fami1s3 house tn9 9lW2nitney ave provided with all laodeEn convent ences and furnace heat
 Work is under way on a two-famtly house in Bond street for E. J. Ma kara. The house will have eight rooms
 Louis si1verstone will build frame and brick block in Hast Main street to have two stores and four flats.
 An eight room house provided with furnace heat and modern conveniences will be built for Thomas F. Riley in North avenue
 rooms is in the course of erection Tn raft avenue for Thomas Gavan The cellar has just been completed
 Jacobs brothers are to build a four family house in Cedar street. It will be of wooden construction two stor- ies high
 A three-fanaily house and store will he built in Pembroke street for Ed ward Nadle. Each flat in the house will have five rooms.
 T B. Jones is building for haIn- seff 2. three-family house in Ridge ave rrye The house will be of wood and each fiat will have five rooms.
 Mrs. Clara Hathaway is having built a frame garage in the rear or her home in Clinton avenue.
 Wheeler & Howes are to have built a. concrete garage in Sterling street. IT win he 3oxS0 feet ana one story high.
 addition to her residence in Laurel
 A brick garage and stable for his own use are under construction by Contractor C. E. Eiseman in Hamh- ton street.
 The following building permits were granted by the Building Comm1ss1on- CTS at their meeting last night:
 Edna G. Morris, brick residence, west side of Linden avenue; r. M O.. A alterations to building at Main ana Girbert streets;s H l.. Harnssler' ersrne addition west side of Union avenue: Alfred C. Johnson, one story bunealow, north side of Hawfey ave nue; Jacob Huber, one family frame 1weY1fng. west side of seavtew. ave S,,,s-I Tesse C. Isund, frame shed, ST Jackson avenue; Jacob Hoist, repair brirIx porch, south side 175 Grove ~traet. standard Association, store front south side of Fairfield avenue: AEra. Elizabeth Heating, cement plock waraze. east side of Noble avenue; Tsaward and Esther Nadel, cellar wall to move on at 1183 Pembroke streeL' Erank Jacoby, six family frame dWeA- ing. east side of Harral avenue.