Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-02
NEW LONDON.

NEW LONDON.
 Contractors have started work on a fine house for Edward Bailey of Bos- ton al Neptune Park. It will be a sum- Tner house. 20x54, of frame construc ton. with nine rooms, having all the improvements. including tiled baths, three large freplaces, etc. It will cost about SIP 600.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the house which L. Sharaf will build for himself at Faire liar bour has been let To Alfred Kune. The house will be of wood, with 10 rooms. .neate1 by-furnace and provided with alte conveniences. It will cost about s1O.0O0.
 Bids have been received on a brick EaraeI which will be erected on Me ridian~ street for Beckwith. Kinyon 6 Beckwith. Ut win be public garage, two stories high, havIng about coco square feet of floor space. The roof will be covered with asphalt
 Philip Hendel will build a brick ad- dition anG1 make general alterations 10 his. building on Bank street. There will be q new store front which will require plate glass set in copper. There will also be numerous interior chang es of a minor nature. The work will cost about s55000
 Ground has been broken for a cottage which William H. Hull of 33S Ocean avenue will build for himself on a new street in the vicinity of the Per ry-Armstfong property. Tt will be 26x2s, of frame construction, having i've rooms with improvementsiand will cost about s5,000.
 Plans are being drawn for a fine apartment to be erected on Montauk avenue for Louis Taner. It will be of frame construction, 30x60, with apart nents oe seven rooms each on the first and second floors and one of six rooms on the third. There will be al, the modern improvements, including steam heat, tiled baths, electric lights etc. The plans will be finished ir about one week. The estimated cost )f the building is S14,o00.
 John O. Sousa has started work on a house which he will build fol himself on Oueceo avenue. It will be of frame construction. 24x26, witt six rooms, costing sS,000.
 Arrangements are being made by Contractor Giosue Duca for tn, erection of a tenement house on Age, Etreet for himselm. It will be of wood n the rear of Montauk avenue. ans Kills contain three tenements with i'm. provements.
 Contractor Bertis H. Dunbar, e9! Bank street has started work on { frame house for Harris Dunbar al i041 Bank street. It will be S2x23 with six rooms and all improvements md will cost about s3,500.
 Work has been started on a cot tage fort Louise K. Pettigrew or Ocean svenue.- It will be of frame con Etruction 2sx2S.a with six rooms ant ill improvements. The cost will b. about S5DOo,
 Glosue Duca has completed tn three story frame block at the cor aer of Montatik and Willets avenues There are '1sos large stores on tn Eround5 floor for grocery and a pharmacy, and on the upper floor there are three tenements with al improvements. There are also tv stores on the Willets avenue side c the building. Mir. Duca has work we along on his residence on Montau avenue opposite Perry street It is a $. attractive cottage of brick and stuc %.
 Building Permits.
 Daniel D. Buckley, frame garag ss' Pequot avenue. Cost $500. .,- New London Fruit S Produce cc TT frame addition. Bank street. Cost s2 ,- 900.
 -z L. K Pettigrew, frame cottag - Hseceans avenue. Cost $5,00o. .as- William Hull, frame house, Ne '.. street. Cost $500.
 R. N. Daboll, frame garage, Thamt E Street Cost S20o.
 c. s. Derrick, frame house, Crou, street. Cost S2,o00.
 sr Nicholas & Harris Co. store firm State street. Cost 1000. - Total number of permits for il V week s; estimated cost of buildinc - S22.0o0
 Walter T. Murphy of the Walter t" Murphy Amusement company ha awarded the contract for the ne theatre which is to be constructed z S' Bank street for the company. M Murphy and c. D. Ducy, his assoc ate, some time ago acquired the Abo, " hall property on Bank street ar since that time have been looking oy- plans for a modern theatre bui1din .,s ss. While the amount involved is mi .s stated at this time, it will cost co, -s-siderable money to transform th ..ibuilding into the handsome and con -- nnecious theatre this Is to be. It " ss have seating capacity of 2,7oo, Tl side walls of. the building will be mi ,- ized, but the front and rear walls a1 the entire exterior will all be reco, structed- The name of the new th atre has not been announced.
 A large pipe organ is to be install in the new theatre.