Evening journal., 1914-06-20
HOSPITAL ADDITION
UNDER WAY soon
Contractors VIII Make Work
AS NoiSeleSS AS Possible
Because OF the Sick

The A. s. Reed and Brother Company
expects 10 break ground next week for
the new building Of the Delaware Hos
pital. The work is expected TO be COM
pleted within five months and as soon
as the eNcavating is finished the com
pany will employ a large force Of work.
men on the operation and push for
ward the work as fast as possible
The Reed Company also Is working on
a plan TO stop all unnecessary noise in
connection with the building OF the addi
/ tion 50 that patients at the hospital will
not be subjected TO any more noise than
Is absolutely necessary in the building
OF the addition.
The Reed Company is also bidding on
new shep for the Modern Machinery
Company The building will be about
40 by 10 feet of brick and terra Gotta
with rubercoid roof The same com
pany also is bidding on the new armory
building at Newark, which was designed
by Leon w. Crawford, and viii bid on
the erection OF Emmanuel Church as
soon as the plans are issued
". II. Jones and Company has a large
amount of job work consisting OF new
porches, summer kitchens, repairing
sidewalks and other repairs.
Charles H Iindall and Son has re.
ceived the contract for the erection OF
six houses for Joseph NJ Pusey at Shall
cross avenue and Union street. Each
house viii contain six rooms and bath,
and viii be two stories high.
Plans have been issued for two houses
to be erected at Third and West streets
Tor Mrs. Mary Webb, bv John j. Ken
nedy. The houses will contain seven
roomsi each viii be two stories high
with a basement. They will be OF brick
and viii be built together.
PlaHs have been sent out bv Mr. Ken.
nedy for two more houses to be erected
with six others ait the southwest cor
ner OF Sixth and Rodney streets Tor
Christopher J. Okeefe.
George Rodmsn has received the con
tract for the erection Of handsome
bungalow for Harold III. Barnes at
Twenty cighfh aud Boulevard Tie
house is expected to cost about s3 500
Plans are being dawn for an addi-
tion to the building 81 Hands and sans
by John D. Thompson. The addition
viii he 40 BY 80 feet, of brick. ANA win
pe Two stories high Among the bid
acis me- I. R stevens, Harry J. Lynch
and w. y. Haddock and Company
Leon w. Crawford has received the
contract to draw plans for a $4,000
high school building at Dover ana il a
short time win begin his work. The
building viii be two stories high with
Ia basement and win be built OF brick
and concrete with Indiana limestone
trimmings. The Dover Board of Fdnca-
ticn has been considering the matter
for some time and has decided to build
the school
Mr.. Crawford is also preparing plans
for garage for Enoch Moore. at No.
1927 Gilpin avenue The present garage
on the side win be remodelel. II will be
OF brick, two stories high and win be
modernly equipped Among the bid |
ders will be; The a. S. Reed and Brother |
Company, J. Frank Owens and John e. /
Healy and SON.
IN a short time alterations win be 4
made to the grain elevator OF The Phil |
lips Thompson Company The elevator
of the company was badly damaged in |
a storm last winter and it is understood |
that the company plans to make extern
sive improvements to the plant.