Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, January 1, 1912, Page 11

NORWICH - BULLETIN. MONDAY. JANUARY 1, | Windham counties in ag the sum of $1,4 ed in the fo utnam, with the ta ng vears. W ) for 1911, thie was $2 = 30, New London to $405,500 in W ire of 1911 by $105,- 800 respectively. Putn 0 . had only a frac 7.000 to 33 resented §: jits issued in the cities th the building ented 1 r d in imp 1ce th re ued, showing CH TOTAL FOR THE YEAR SHOWED $257,850 IN BUILDING OPERATIONS. Amount in Mercantile and Manufacturing Property—$74,000 n New Dwellings—Outlock For Large Expenditures in 1912—Tuber- csos Sanatorium te be Built and New Buildings Erected at State Hespital big building operations for the erection ; sma aggregeting d the vear al Qs amounts expenc n each i ing ary he building per ed for v Norwich Building Swmemary. 75 e g of = he past vear 4 of frame covered with iron and Velvet Mill Addition. . by the erection of silding is of the b m 1e last two ven aft e minor building o 1s¢ of the Taftville Maennerc Fine New Concrete Garage. w va r van Company Al N r ghop, wh se r rapldl wing ra he conformation « per 1 s on three different Streets, h will be on rage is heing con d, 125 feet in and 73 feet in extreme width, furn space, or about three times their e floor above the garage is for the ma shop, and is a duplica n floor in size. As the from Me lley the machinc lot on which the buildi White's cou is erected runs throug about 130 f m White's co street lev he upward glope of this street makes it practic hird story on the building, which shall also be practically on“the street level is one of the possibilities of the future, but the concrete is only being put up two stosies high at present One of th tures of t construction hat the excava- tion to idded space fdx the garage vhich was exactly suited for mixing cor of the excavation we The salesroom ¢ will he ¢ White's ng | Wheeler building ome story. T m will have a front of about hibition purpose. How (he busine piling up for this ive firm is indicated b; staten vhere they have 30 cars sold the present vime I ear ago. When their yet been begun. West Side Grain Elevator. Charles Slosbe rovided for er the buildin: 40 feet high nore. On the ma n floor is c floors contain n bins. They wi n »ads of grain, which at e bush « yrr shels of gra ) ns t nacl serated by i « i Oliver H. Reynol Rebuilding of U. S. Finishing Compahy’ ons ha hundred t ebuild en modern standard of uilding cons! structure 200 1sand prick walls, 1 ted re nd i 1 for mam One nota of a new an engineer steam turbine a st a bac various case di Cigar Fact Through n of lar: Lt into the ney by ers or e most nota Prospects for 1912. g operations ant place ¢ of the town. 7 ocation of t Tuberenle spent here in pr NEW CHELSEA SAVINGS BANK BUILDING, NORWICH. Of White Millstone granite. fire-proof construction, with irterior fittings of Tavernelli Fleuri any. Coustruction begun Sebtember 1, 1909. Opened for business November marble and mahog- 1911, for the uses of th: wnd this: worlk hop is on the r, nurses’ home $286,925 for State Hospital. ward buildings, WILLIMANTIC SHOWS F $232,800 TOTAL IN CONSTRUCTION WORK / LONDON'S TOTAL SHOWS LARGE GAIN OVER New Dwellings Close To $1,500,000 In Building Operations In 1911 LARGE SUM REPRESENTED IN NEW LONDON AND WINDHAM COUNTIES-THREE FOURTHS OF THIS AMOUNT IN THE CITIES OF NORWICH, NEW LONDON, WILLI- MANTIC AND PUTNAM-254 BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED-THEY SHOW $1,130,150-SUM OF $335,000 EXPENDED IN THE TOWNS-$379,650 IN NEW MILL AND MERCGANTILE PROPERTY IN THE CITIES-$382,800 FOR NEW DWELLINGS-$102,200 IN GENERAL REPAIRS, ALTERATIONS AND ADDITIONS. ' - oy |- | In the cla erected were N it an averase cost of about $5,000, whers there waré 83 pullt in 1910, Six of the new buildings in-the above list were et brick and stone and 50 were frame buildings. ification of mercantile and manufacturing structures, ain for 1911 of the sum of $89,004 but the new buildings of minor importance. was a ring the vear, the mew Lawrence Fres hospital, for which nd was broken in December, 1910, was completed and occupled. PUTNAM BUILDING BELOW THE AVERAGE. Twenty Permits lssued—New Garages—Boiler House for Mill—Addi- tions to Business Blocks. g ' for the erection of new garages, none of the twenty build- n Putnam for the past year were for entirely new expended during the year was unusually of the last few yes 1 of the new high school last year, together s or mill buildings, ran the total for 1910 up 9 anly a small fraction of this, or 1911 wera for alterations or additions to 0, permits are two allow- : Bradley building, Pomfret street, k. Included a included in the 0 in the score of o = of (he Construction of two small private onstruttion of a bo! r house by a THEAT X WAS CHIEF ITEM IN DANIELSON'S $34,000 OF NEW BUILDINGS New Dwellincs Were Not So Many as a Year Ago. Y st the number of building iting in new buildings, repairs and al- 7,000 in 1910, when this amount immary folloy Dznielson Building Summary. No, mits. Amount. 3 $9,000 . 34jo % wta s soRmas e 25,000 34,000 crations of the vear and involving single contract, was the creation s remodeled from a large barn. house for a PLAINFIELD'S BIG COTTON MILL. Corporation ecting Spinning Mill 480x102—Weave 130x150—Adding 65,000 Spindies and 1,300 Loems. spelied progress for the village of Plainfield in . ation there of the cotten mill of 1 the year 1911 proves no exception te About May 1 they began the erec- ' duplicates their old mill, ime the new mill is all roofed in, so that the interior f the machinery and equipment can proceed which in size the manufacture of ail combed cot- iree stories, 430x102, of brick, of the on. The weaving mill Is 480x150, one 1 contain about §5,000 spindles and 1,300 out with Mawda wire-drawn tung Erected in 1911 by Willimantic industrial Ce ectors. The total number of 1iz} 2 3,300, The whole mill will require about 40 miles of wire, A large percentage of the lied in iron conduit. The power 4 te be furnisted ! rbines driving three.phase altermading purregt zeon. 600 ROSSIE VELVET CO. MILL, WILLIMANTIC.