Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-22

Building in the city has gone forward with leaps and bounds during the past week and building applications and per mits to the number of ten have been granted by Fire Marshal Howard l.. Stanton. These permits include five | dwelling Greeneville is to have two garages, three houses, one two-tenement | houses and one addition to present new houses and an office building while 1 the rest of the buildings are in other l parts of the city. With the labor diff cities settled and things moving along smoothly these buildings are to be | rushed to completion within snort I time.
 i Archibald Torrance has the contract for a two-tenement house at the corner II of Prospect street and Second street for the Shetucket company. This house is to
 be of the improved type O. tenement II dwellings with all the modern convent ences running water, steam heat, baths and electric lights. The structure is to be placed on a stone and concrete foun-
 dation and will be of the frame type The exterior finish will be done in clap
 boards with shingied roof. The interior finish will be of plaster walls and hard wood floors The huilding will b etwo- , story, 5S feet by B feet with veranda at each end. he building is to front on
 Prospect street.
 Another house is to be erected on Sec ond street for the Shetucket company. This structure will be of frame con
 struction, two stories high and "A 1t 3x 4 29 it 4. There is to be a stone and ce- ment foundation. The outside finish will roof. The interior finish will be plaster 4 i be clapboards with an asbestos shingle
 with hardwood floors. This building n A dlSO lU Dc SN--r>~>. ''I..I .I-e most Hlou ern improvements. There is to be g porch on this structure. A Torrance ha: e this contract.
 A building permit has been granted Contractor P. F. Sweeney for the erection of frame house of the bungalow type for M. H. Hourigan on Washington street. The house is to be of two storise \ 2S by 3S feet. There will be a concret,
 and stone foundation with a brick un
 derpinning while the exterior will b.
 shingled and the roof will be done in com
 position shingles. The interior fnisl
 will be in plaster with hardwood floors
 Work has already been started on tn E building and the foundation work ha h already been completed and is ready 10
 the putting up of the frame work. Nj P. G. Caband of A Williams street i
 to erect a frame garage at his hom, \ The building is to be erected on a ston t underpinning and wlSl be of woo,
 throughout. The sides are to be clap
 boards and the roof will be covere
 with composition paper. The interio
 will be done in beaver board. Heat wi
 be furnished the building from the heat
 CT in the house proper. A Torrance hs E the contract.
 Archibald Torrance has been grante E a permit for the erection of dwellin
 house for himself at the corner of Mo
 Kinley avenue an dRockwell street. Tn
 house is already under construction th
 forms for the concrete underpinning hay
 been already placed. The structure wi
 be built around spruce frame and u exterior finish will be in clapboard ar the roof of asbestos shingles. It will l IS two stories high and fl feet by 45 feet
 Dr. J. J. Donohue has let the contra for two garages to P. F. Sweeney. Or z garage is to be erected on Perkins a or enue and the other will be built on Lal oh street. Work has been started on bo 1e. the garages. The garage on Perkil el, avenue will be 20x20 feet and nine fe ey, high. It will be erected on stol nd foundation and will have concrete fioc by The sides are to be shingled and u
 roof done in composition shingles IT ,n- garage on Lake street is to be one ju ,n- twice the size of the Perkins aven