Evening journal., 1918-04-06
REWc Op WEEV
IILWO III Whhh
II REALTY TRADE
Contractors Have Many
Small Jots Under Way
As Spring Opens
ARCHITECTS ALSO
ARE GETTING BUSY
The buIldIng lrade IS lmprovIng.


w E. Hance is drawing plans for al
terations to the residence Of C. F. Fol-
som, at Castle Haven. The building
Is OF brick and two and a half stories
high, and alterations will consist Of
the installation OF & water system,
plumbing, electric lighting. etc.
Bids are being received for the erec-
lion Of a warehouse at Dover for F.
Romer & Co., Of New York City. The
plans were drawn by Mr. Hance, and
estimati0ns are being made by Harvey
Riggs, James II. Hirons, L. Clifton and
George CONN. all Of Dover. The build
ing Is Of concrete, one-story high with
basement, 40 by 100 feet, composition
roof, cement and hardwood floors
steam heating. electric lighting.
Plans have been completed by R. G
Tindall for a barn ut MarshalltOn for NJ
Henderer. The barn is to be frame, two
stories higl with slag roof and pine
doors.
Gustav Lysander has been awarded
The contract 10 build q four-room ad-
dition to the residence OF Mr.. Henderer
at Marshallton. The addition is TO be
frame, two stories high. with shlngle
roof. pine floors and electric lighting.
Joyce & Kerrlgan. contractors, have
about completed the exterior work on
The Cahlll building, at Second ant
| French streets.
The exterior work on the Mullir
building, Sixth and King streets, has
been about completed by w. D. Had
dock d Co.
The structural steel work on the
addition 10 the Hotel dupont. at Elev.
onth and Orange streets. is nearing
completion, and the masonry work has
been started
William Winder Laird is having q
cow and horse stable erected In On,
rear Of Pennsylvania avenue and Ris
| ing sun Lane, Leon w. Crawford, archl
test. The building will occupy a spac,
OF 52x2s feet and will be built OF brlcl
and hollow tile, two stories high. Tn,
'oof will be Of shingles with roof ven.
tilators and concrete floor The bid
ders are w. D. Haddock, ]. E. Healy a
son and A. S Reed & Brother.
Brown & Whiteslde. architects, have
made plans for alterations and addi-
tions on the three-story brick apart
ment house, Turner & Stelle owners, Al
Eighth and Tatnall streets The build
Ing is 20x70 feet. Architects have re
ceNed bids.
Architect John D. Thompson hal
drawn plans for a stable and sheds L
be erected at Tenth and Church street,
for the Hamilton Coal Company. Tn
buildings will be one and two stories
with composition roofs and concret
floors. Alterations viii also be mad
to two old buildings.
Private plans were made for a two
story brick residence which will b
built for David L. Topkis. The builc
b ing viii be sublet
Plans for a four-story building, 60xS
feet, have been made by Architect j
Kennedy, TO be erected for McNiaho
! Brothers. at Sixth and King streets, a
a cost Of $4,000 The structure Wi
have a Stag roof and pine floors Tn
J building will have flre-escapes and eie
vators. The lowest bidder was Joyce .
Kerrigan, Wilmington.
Plans for alterations and addition
, have been msde by r c. Tin1ail, archi
lect for stephen L. Mckee, on tn
three-story store and apartments a
, No. 403 and 405 Delaware avenue. Their
b will be general interior alterations. IT.
- contract has been awarded to Charlie
/ Dougherty.