Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-12
LARGE BAKING PLANT C0MPLETED
Bakery for Arthur E. Andrews is Equipped With Modern Bread Making Apparatus-Plate Glass Front for Francis BuiIding-Other Building Activities.

1 lords pure air and insures cool work ing conditions.
 After the dough has been proofed 1 and moulded into shape it Is conveyed on sanitary racks to the Petersen brick continuous bake oven, which fnsures l properly baked, uniform and health 1 giving loaf
 The ovens are of a most modern type, with a white tile front and ap- paratus for keeping the temperature at a. uniform heat. The inside meas | urements of the oven is 13x13 with q capacity of S30 loaves at one baking The proof room is S18 feet with capacity of three racks. The bread is removed on peels, wheeled to the sealing machine and wrapped in wax paper and thence to the loading room, where the delivery cars are waiting to deliver the bread to customers.
 The new shop was made necessary as Mr. Andrews business has more than tripled during the last twelve months, and he is receiving the con gratulations of his many friends in Norwich and surrounding towns
 Mir. Andrews started in the bakery business three years ago last April in a small place on High street At the beginning he only used one-ha4f a barrel of four a day, but his business has so increased that he is putting out between 1900 and 2,200 ten-cent loaves of bread every day A carload
 
 at the bakery in five weeks. There are four employed at the bakery be- sides MT. Andrews.
 The building is designed for more ovens and an additional story at later date to keep pace with the con- stantly growing business.
 MT Andrews intends to take the public into his confidence and cordial v invites his customers and any of the general public who might be in- terested in seeing how 3, modern bak- cry is conducted to visit the plant The plant will be opened to the public 10 explain the workings of the bakery to all who may desire to visit it. To Remodel Thames Street BuiIding
 The building and store occupied by the grocery business of A. Francis & Son for the past 63 years at Thames Square, will be remodeled and a new front put in. The piazza which ex- ing has been removed along with the stairs on the West Main street side of the building. An inside staircase has been put in giving access to the plate glass windows 62xoS inches will be put in along the front and also one window 103x5S will be set. On the 1 inside a partition has been removed | and a storeroom made Contractors | Peck, McWilliams are doing the work l
 oteei WoFk 6ein9 Erected
 The work on the addition to the Standard Brass & Copper Tubing Co. | in New London Is progressing rapid ly- The foundations are in and the l brick work is up one story. The steel 1 work is now being erected. Peck l Nc Civilians has the contract.
 Addition Conpieted.
 The wooden building. 24x3o feet for 1 the Burleson Mills in Jewett City has been completed The building will be l used for toilet purposes Peck, Nc l Williams Co., did the work Versnda for Asylum Street House. 1 Morris l.. Bergstresser is having a | large Veranda put on the front of his | house on Asylum street. The we 1 randa will be shingled to match the rest of the house.
 Architects Working on Mansfield
 Plans.
 Architects Cudworth and Thomp- son are working on the plans for the 1 proposed group of buildings to be i erected at Mansfield for the Mansfield Training School and Hospital for which an appropriation of s250, 900 has been made by the state legislature
 The plans for the proposed ward building at the Norwich Hospital for the Insane are being revised by Ar chitects Cudworth & Thompson The revision of plans is made to reduce the size of the building so as to bring It within the appropriation.
 Windows Set
 The plate glass windows in the Bus well building on Main street haveI been set in place by Contractor Pat rick Sweeney.