Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-04
PLAINFIELD

The following bids have been received |
by the town school committee for the !
erection Of the proposed high school
building. From present indications an
appropriation Of 100000 will need to
be asked for to meet ell expenses. To
date the tow: has been to no expense
whatever.
General Contractors.
Thomas E. Foy, Plainheld, mason
work, carpenter work. structural steel.
ornamental iron, painting, s1S5.ooo.
United Fireproof Company, ew York
mason work. carpenter work, structural
steel. ornamental iron, roofing and metal
work. painting S137,616., Deductions:
Cast stone in place of terra Gotta $4,000
special ventilated steel sash s1,70o. To-
tai s1s7.616; deductions $500. Total.
$I50,s1s.
Doyle & Murphy. willimantic- Mason
work using cast stone $96, 9S2 carpenter
work $4,000 :; structural steel s5,170:
ornamental iron $4,000, s134.75o. Less
window sash $3.50. Plus steel sash,
s1S4,6sT.
Special Contractors
Charles E. Whitaker Estate. Norwich
Roofing and metal work s3,225.
JULIUS H. Stone Corr. New York
Composition floors. s1,565.
Robertson & Robertson, New York
Composition floors, $1,000.
c. S. Cakes. Providence. painting. 81
500.
II. P. Beauselec. Norwich, painting,
$3.50.
]. Warren Gay. New London, electrical
work. $1,647.96.
George DespatI1y. Moosup. plumbing.
1880; heating and ventilating, S16.se5.
The Hopscn & Chaplin Co, New Lon
don heating and ventiiating, s1s.9so,
! NJ ]. Daley & Sons, Waterbury,
plumbing. s7,797; heating and ventilat-
ing. s12.s7T; total $20,s74.
| Johnson Heating Co. New York, heat
/ ing and ventilatins, s10,79e.
| Thomas E. Foy, Plainfeld mason
work, carpenter work. structural steel,
ornamental iron painting. s135,09e: roof
| Ing and metal work (Whitaker) 1926 (;
composition work floors Robertson &
Robertson $1,000; electrical work q.
Warren Gayy s1.647.e6: plumbing. NJ. J.
Daley & Sons) s7,797 heating and ven
tilating .TohnSton Heating Coz $10,7se,
s15s,765 So
United Fireproof Co. New York, ma
son work, carpenter work, structural
steel. ornamental iron roofing and metal
work painting. $130.s16; composition
floors (Robertson & Robertson) $1,000
electrical work, a. Warren Gay) ST.
1896; plumbing IN. J. Daley & Sons)
is7797; heating and ventilating (John-
ston Heating Coz $1o.7s6.
Doyle & Murphy Northumberland
work carpenter work. structural work,
steel ornamental iron. s134,667; roofing
and metal work (Whitaker Estate) So
235; composition floors Robertson &
! Robertson) $1,000 painting (Beausellec)
/ I
s1,S4796: plumbing IN. ]. Daley &
sons s7,797; heating and ventilating
(Johnston) s10,7s6; total, s161,1s2.s6.
| Lowest bid, United Fireproofng Co.,
s152, 356.s6; architect, $9,141.41; fur
nishings (estimated) $4,000; land TASK
ed) $4,000 total $1S9,497.37.
Committees from the local Loyal Or
der of Shutters held a meeting recently.
The poles for the new radiophone be
ing installed at the Lily theatre were set
UP Wednesday. One was set on the ROOT
of the theatre and the other about 100
| feet in the rear of the building: When
completed it is expected that it will be
one Of the best of its kind in eastern
Connecticut.
| Henry P. Dubuc Of Danielson was g
recent business caller in town.
Charles Grab and Bonnie Rosensweis
of Canterbury visited friends in Plain
i field Wednesday.
Business callers in town Wednesda,
included L. N. Fisher of Brockton
Mass, J. P. Flynn of Norwich.
Joseph Conner of Norwich and Mau
rice Foster. of Moosup.
Paul Cournoyer attended the wedding
Of. his cousin at Pawtucket, r. L. Tues
I day.
paul lPeltier.. Jr. was in Hartford OIL
| Wednesday.
| Mrs. David Derosier Of Central avenue
Norwich, is visiting at the home Of Mrs
gtanislaus Charron.
Mr.. Philip Shapiro of Hartford visite'
friends in Plainfield Wednesday.