Evening journal., 1916-03-25
news Of THE week
IN BUILDING TRADE
Ninth Street Company TO
Enlarge Goldey College
Building
NEW DWELLING
CONTRACTS AWARDED

Brown and Whiteside, architects. .
have awarded TO John +. Haley &
Son. contract for the erection of an
addition 10 the Goldey College build
ing. Ninth and Taiual streets. The
Ninth Street Company IS the owner. .
The plans call for Q building 50 by 90
feet, two stories iu height The con- 3
tract for the plumbing and heating
has been awarded 10 Gawthrop &
Bro Company Brown and White
side have also awarded 20 GawthrOD
6 Bro. Company the contract for the
plumbing and heating for the resi-
dencc To- be erected for Winthrop D.
Wood ON Grant avenue. north of the
Parkway
Robeson L. Perot. architect. Of Phil
adelpha. has completed plans for a
one-story chemical engineering labor
atory for Francis J. DUPONT on Clay
ton street. near Delaware avenue and
estimates are being invited from To-
cal contractors 10 will DE construct
ed of brick 10 match the residences
already erecting nearby The struc-
ture will De SO by l2l feet. There
will be roof lights which can be raised
for ventilation. There Will be wait
ing room. private Office store room,
wash room i'm addition TO the labora-
tories and rooms for scientific appar-
atus There viii be a garage and a
loft over f. A hollow iireprOof terra
Gotta floor will be placed over the
boiler room and coal cellar. Auto
matte water sprinklers will be in-
stalled.
John J. Kennedy. architect, is pre-
naring plans for a three-stOry resi-
dence for Mrs. Joseph A. Bowe 20 be
erected at Pennsylvania avenue and
Rodney street The structure will
contain ten rooms and two baths and
will be built of Sayre and Fisher
brick with stone trimmings. There
will be a slate roof and large porch.
The interior wiz be finished in hard
wood. There will be a vapor heating
system and modern plumbing. The
uilding will cost about $4,000. The
plant will go out for estimates next
week.
Roscoe Cook Tindall. architect. has
prepared plans for the erection Of an
apartment house i'm the central por-
tion of the city. which will be mod
ern I'm every particular Tile struc-
ture will be four stories in height and
will have terra Gotta front with
copper bay windows. There will be
tiled vestibules. Ten apartments will
be located in the building. The fol-
lowing are preparing estimates on
the construction Of the building: W..
d. Haddock G. Co.. A. S. Reed &
Brother Company, c. j. Dougherty' c.
II. Tindall d Son. ii. p. Carlon and
Alfred Downward. Estimates Will be
received on Wednesday.
John j Kennedy, architect, has re-
ceived estimates for the construction
Of a residence at Guyencourt for Mrs.
Victor DUPONT. and they are now be-
ing considered He is also receiving
estimates for the plumbing an heat
ing Of the building.
Edward Candy May. architect, is ask
ing for estimates on the construction
OF a colonial type residence on West
Seventeenth street near Woodlawn
avenue for Washington n. RalstOn.
The structure will he 26 by As feet
and will have two stories and an attic
il will be built Of brick.
s. r. Tarhutton. general contractor,
Is making alterations and repairs to
the Stoockle mansion, on New Castle
road. New bay windows and large
porch are being added.
Edward Candy May, architect has
completed plans for colonial house
TO be erected I'm East Falls Church,
Va. Washington. Baltimore and Alex
andria contractors will be asked TO
submit estimates. AIr. May will have
plans out Tuesday for the new home
OF the Sussex Trust Company at
Laurel.
It is expected that the steel for the
new building to be erected at Seventh
and Shipley streets to replace the
FOord-Nassey building will arrive
next week.
Joseph Schunder. a local builder, rs
constructing a three-stOry apartment
house on West Main street. Penns-
grove. n. J. twenty-five apartments
are called for IN the plans. Mr..
Schunder is part owner of The new
building and it is his intention to
erect a modern structure. thoroughly
ireproof aud OF the latest apartment
design