Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-13
NEW LONDON.

I
 NEW LONDON.
 Contractors are to erect an addition and make alterations to the factory building of the J. N. LaPoint company will be built between. three walls of 4 the present building and will be. 32x114 feet, one story high, of brick, with steel beams. concrete floors, skylights, etc. The building will be used as machine shop and will cost approxi- mately $20,000.
 The plans have been accepted by the committee recently appointed by the Chamber. of Commerce for the new municipal industrial building. The structure will be one unit of several standard factory buildings to be erect ed as conditions deem it necessary, and will be 50x100, three or four sto- ries high, of freproof construction. The plan.is to have. a place where the small manufacturer may start his bus mess in a small way until such time as his business necessitates a factory of larger dimensions. and in this way attract and assist the smaller indus tries that could not in any other way locate in this city.
 The contract for making extensive changes to the building on State street at the corner of Bank for the United Retail Stores company has been | awarded The alterations. will consist l of converting the several stores now occupying the first floor into one large store. The second floor will be en- l tirely renovated and reconstructed for | light manufacturing purposes. The i estimated cost of the work is $10,000 Plans have been finished for a new bakery to be erected in the rear of the present building on Shaw street at the corner of Bank for Paquette & La Blanc. The plans call for a building | 32x64, two stories high. of brick, mil l construction, with a slag roof. | A permit has been issued to Antonio Grippe for a new block on Bank street ] at the corner of Truman. It will be 40x100 feet, three stories high, of brick, with garage on the ground floor, au- tomobile storage on the second and an apartment of six rooms on the third l A large assembly hall will also be To- lfcated on the third floor The building
 will be heated by steam and will cost
 about $45,000. The plans are now be- ling figured.
 A permit has been. issued to John
 Byrkman for the erection of a frame
 building on Vauxhall street which he
 will erect for himself. It is planned tc
 put up a12 1-2 story structure, 26x4C l feet. the upper floor of which will bt
 used for dwelling. having two flat.
 of six rooms each, with all improve.
 ments. The ground floor and base
 ment will be occupied by store
 which will require plate glass and tn, usual store equipment The approxi
 mate cost of the building is $4,0OO.
 The contract for building severa
 new booths and bathing houses a
 Ocean Beach for Hendel & Markov : has been awarded. The approximat, cost of the work is s1O.OO0.
 , Building Permits. John Byrkman, frame house. Vaux hall street. Cost $4,000.
 A. Grippe, brick garage, Truman , street Cost $45,0 ,000.
 M. H. Hollandersky, store altera
 tions, Bank street. Cost $1,0O0.
 HendeI 6 Markow, frame buildine
 Ocean Beach. Cost $10,00O. c. Mex. Bendley, frame house., Mile } Hill road. Cost $4,O00.
 l United Cigar Stores. brick altera 3 tions, State street. Cost S1O,O0O. r New London Fruit and Produce Co l brick garage, Bank street. Cost s2, ,00t l Randolph A. Hayden, frame house
 Pacific street. Cost $4.500. 5 Total number of permits for th l week, s; estimated cost of building; 2 $74,506.