Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-08-17
NEW LONDON.
Number of New Residences Being
Erected in City-Other Notes.

houses on the street, including the
corner structures, all these near the
Montauk avenue end of the street.
Near the Montauk avenue entrance
20 Blydenburg avenue the first two
new structures to meet the eyes OF the
visitor to the district are those being
erected by Henry r. Griswold- The
one on the north side OF the street
is a double house nearly ready Tor
occupancy, the painters putting in
their last days of work, was built Tor
Mrs. Josephine Murphy Of 70 Vets
street Directly across the street the
first floor has been laid fr the second
house on the street to be built by
Mr.. Griswold.
Further along the street on the
south side, is one of the 20 houses 10
be built in that district although not
all on B1ydenburg avenue, by Walter
A Smith. Two houses Of this type are
under the course OF construction IN
Blydenburg avenue, on adjoining lots.
These houses are of the cottage type
and are to be disposed of under terms
which cater to the working class. The
houses ar eintended to be ready Tor
occupation 80 days after the work is
started. It is estimated that WlCnln
a weeks time the houses VIII De
ready for the plasterers. The second
house in Blydenburg avenue OF TINS
type was started on Monday and is
well under the course OF conStruC-
ton at this time. There is little
doubt that the plasterers Will pc at
work on the structures next Monday
Directly OpOsite the Smith houses
is a group being built by Moune
NaIetskv. of New Haven. There is
seven houses in the group, some
facing on BlydenbErg avenue ana
others In Linden street Several OF
these are of the two family variety
while others resemble the cottage
type. $1,000
structures which are being built TO
favor people desiring a modest dwell
ing house that they can call their own
there are many beautiful bungalows
being erected in Ocean avenue near
Bfydenburg avenue which combined
with the natural scenery of the dis
trict serve to make the section one OF
the most beautiful as well as pros
porous appearing sections Of the entire
city,
Big Apartment House.
Edward Prentis has sold the build
ing and land at the corner of Hunting
ton and Fremont streets to Ferry J.
and Myer II. HOllandersky. The buIld-
Ing on the lot is to be removed and the
new owners are contemplating build
ing a modern apartment house on the
premises.
The new building, if present plans Of
the new owners of the property ma
teriaGZe, will accommodate upwards OF
20 families.
The contract for the building Of the
structure has not been awarded as
yet as plans are not completed. Sew
eraI sets of plans have been submitted
the owners of the properly and it is
likely the contract win be awarded
within a short time.
Site for Building.
P. Schwartz 8, Co.. 318 Bank street.
dealers in -four and grain have pur-
chased two large pieces of property
on John street. It is the plan of the
owner to demOlish the former houses
on the site and erect a building for
their own use. Work IS to be started
Church Addition.
The contract has been let to G. H.
Holmes for the changes that are to be
made to the Federal street Methodist
church. A 20 foot addition is TO ne
built at the rear.
Nine Room Residence.
Good progress is being made on
new nine room residence on Claiming
street for Grant z. Edgar which 1t is
expected will be ready for occupancy
IN October. Tie house is all covered
in and will be ready for the plasteTlng
next week. It viii have all modern ap-
pointments, with quartered oak flooring
and white enameled woodwork. A T.
foot garage is to be built on the rear
of the lot.
Notes.
A garage on Linden street for Man
ueI Faber has practically been COM
pleted Mr.. E'aber is soon to erect a
two-famiIy house at another point no
the street.
On Faire Harbour place the cellar
is in for a residence for Mrs. Margaret
Douglass. The house will be in Dutch
colonial style.
In the work on the addition to the
Mohican hotel the excavation on the
lot has been slowed up by striking
rock which is 10 be blasted out. Com
pressed air drills are in use on the job.
Building Permits.
N. NeIetsky, BIydenbmg avenue,
five frame houses.
P. H. Eshenfelder, Garfield avenue,
frame addition.
lIarquardt Bros, Bank street, alter
atoms.
], Il. James, Jr. Bellevue place,
frame house.
Alma Anderson, Pacific street, two
Chappen Co.. Bank street. coal
pocket.
Henry J. Howard, Walden avenue
frame bungalow.
Joseph p. QICGarry, Lincoln avenue
frame cottage.
Cornelius Stevens, Front street, ad-
dition.
George Young, frame two-family
house.
E. P. Smith. Mercer street frame
house and garage.
J. A. st. German, st. German
street, frame shop.
W. M. Darrow, WiIetts avenue
frame house.
Emma Mott, Crystal avenue, frame
addition.
Abraham Rakosky. Richards street
addition.
Mrs. T. Dobson, Ocean avenue, al
teratiOns.
Robert Gibson, Pequot avenue, frame
garage.
c. c. Green, Lenox street, frame adj
dition.
John Tortara, Hampstead street
frame building.
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