The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-06-05
BUILDING NOTES

Work will start next week on a store and tenement, building at East Main street and Berkshire avenue for Samuel Cohen.
 Robert FItzRoy has let contracts for an eight room one-family dwelling house in Edna, street.
 James Grasso is arranging to build two two-fanily houses in Capitol avenue.
 work has begun on four family house in East Main street for P. w. Murray.
 F. L. Bradbury is arranging to have a six-family apartment house built in Hayes street Plans for the house are complete and work will start soon.
 Harris Do1id will alter his building in East Main street to arrange three stores on the ground floor and bay windows on the upper stories.
 Work will start Monday on a one story brick block with four stores at Knowlton and William streets for the A. Winter estate.
 An addition 57x7O feet will be made to Whipple & Choate's factory in IT, anistan avenue.
 An IS room cottage for Herbert Tyler of the Park City Lumber Go. is to be erected at Silver Sands. The contract has been awarded for the new parish house for the First Congregational church in Stratford.
 A three-family house for H. J. Neal is in the course of construction in Maplewood avenue.
 Goldman & Schine have a permit to build a three-famiIy house in East Washington avenue
 Work is under way on two three family houses in Parrott avenue for s. J. Greenwood.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the new plant of the Handy & Harmon company in Fairfield.
 The E. J. Orton company is to erect an office on the tract which the com pany owns in North Main street above St. Vincent's hospital.
 The following building permits were granted by the commissioners last night, the aggregate cost of the work to be $94,775.
 Three story brick and steel fac tory building south side of Boston avenue for the Remington Arms-U. M. C.. co.
 Three-family dwelling on north side of Capital avenue, for Isadore Ldrkfn.
 Two-famiIy frame dwelling on west side of East Main street, for Cary
 Three two-famfly frame dwellings on west side of Davison street, for and Swanson.
 Two family brick dwelling on north side of Barnun> avenue, for Gastano s. Benneditto.
 west side of Kent avenue. for John 
 Frame shed on south side of Rail- road avenue for John Hurley
 Repair of store after fire on east side of Cleveland avenue, for Meyer Miller.
 Private frame garage on north side of Cleveland avenue, for Philip Will kins dorf avenue, for Peter Hajdu and
 Two-family frame dwelling on west side of Laurel avenue, for Robert E. 1 Bradley.
 Addition to show window on north side of Burroughs street, for Samuel 
 Frame porch on west side of Free man street, for Lottie= Gill
 Private frame garage on south side | of Harlem avenue, for Charles WyI1ie.
 St. Joseph Roman Catholic slovak society, a six family frame dwelling on east side of Central avenue.
 Two-family frame dwelling on north side of Putnam street, for J. F, | GaIIa, 'et al.
 One-family frame dwelling on south side of Hawley avenue, for Geo. 1 D. Egbert.
 Addition to store on north side of | Osborn street, for John Szoke.
 President wilson's note to General l Carranza and other Mexican leaders 1 vas published without comment in 1 he Vera Cruz newspapers. City health authorities at Colun bus, | Ohio, decided it will not be necessary | o quarantine the entire Milwaukee ! American Association baseball team | 'ecause John ShackIeford, star pit | her, is ill with smallpox.
 Emperor Nicholas of Russia sent a | reply to President Wilson's | ersonal letter conveying a request by i Austria that provision be made for in | pecting Siberian camps where Aus l rian prisoners are held.