Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, September 18, 1913, Page 10

STATE INDUSTRIES ARE EXPANDING New Buildings and Additions Made To Factories. Being Among xpansion the projects for industrial in the new factory build- the Lionel Manufacturing Com- which is to be of reenforced and steel; two stories high 65x120 feet in size. Separate Jildings for power plant and boiler- jom will be built of the same con- t company manufactures Standard Wash to build several s for its employees on tract, which will bn the end have me v hous "y, two-story structures > and stucco and connected in Winchester Repeating Arms any is iing two building: will ¢ $35,000, One o shop 112x52 built of con- and roof en- from work. s to be used brick 1d one story National ch is to make small se; has pur- hased a tract of lar djoininig the plant of the Waterbury Mill and is t on it 15x160 Atwood Man lding of the Company is for occu- occupied Dy the fron & Steel Works perty will be use to the roll indry Comp: 1 buildings a cally cover the College there : immediately torium I 1ir an armory h two-story Compar I Com 1 car- building up two Manufacturing hich has re adadir tures 1 buildings " BUILDING ACTIVITY IN EASTERN GONNECTIGUT Academy of Holy Family at Baltic, Showing the Three Story and Basement Addition forming Right Half of Picture CHANGES FOR NEW GARAGE Alterations and Reinforcemenis in Thames Square Building | BALTIC Masons are Now on Third Floor School Addition. "he new school erection for the Academy of the v Family at Baltie is being pushed ng, wemk at present being brick wall§'of the third and top story. Work will start in a few dm~ on the roof. The Fenton-Charn- company has a force of 20 men at Ho rapidly on the —Progress on Cottages and Other Structures About || Town. plant | ipping pur. | wil Ve on the street level ingford Gas Light Company bidding for a two-story brick hoile )x30 feet. At Danielson the Haven road is building a new and. the Danielson Cot- s buiding six new hous. Stamford t chards Artificial Leather Compan ubout to add new 1 of brick, one two stories high and 55x110 feet, and the other one story and 49x114 feet in size. A $30,000 | theater is in course of construction in Stamford COAL AND LUMBER. Uuality Uuamtity Uuickness Now discharging three | cargoes of Fresh Mined COAL Shingles, House Finish and| Rough and Dressed LUMBER in great variety. CHAPPELL €0, Wharf and 150 Main Street Telephones Central M. C. HIGGINS COAL. HIGH GRADE COAL Office and Yard 203 North Main St Off\:.s Telephcns 1257 J. A. MORGAN & SON GOAL Jffice 57 West Main St., Telephone 510 Yard Central Wharf, Telephone 834 PROMPT DELIVERY COAL Free Eurning Kinds and Lshiz ALWAYE IN STCCK A D LATHBDP Market and She Telepbone 353-13. Phone Pickling Onions Red Cabbage Green Tomatoes Pears, Etc. People’s Market 6 Frankliin St. JUSTIN HOLDEN, Prop. \ka there at present. are of artificial granite. WILLIMANTKC Tham the market | idence f i gl e teribr i The Connectic ngineering and foundations are | decorating comme | Construction Co. of Norwich have been “ture to | | given the contract for the brick store o which Cottage Completed. | to be ercted on Church street by the i e ; the | Methodist Church, ank L. Ford Work has be completed on the | a » ] X Eghaf has the contract for the excavating. 16w s The cost will be in the neighborhood e of $4,000. I\EW LON DON. lower nd The oncrete this Grading Grounds. The three story erected prick building which Brown by Luke Martin in b Broad \ X | o Sf En AN ol avenue near completed elevator. rete walk is to T Z »r occupancy before e laid in fr building, making partments in it a suitable driveway into the ze Martin says he it {s expecied th e building will be could as mun) more if he had ready for occupa the first of the them. ' month e e Will Replace Floor. The world production of tin last wood flcor which rests on ce- year 114,196 tons, as compared om o 166,828 tons the year before. with fou ken PLUMBING AND STE'AM FITTING. work \MIA The Cot(age Closed In. | Contract B par Plumbing as it should be done 12 ed up and the roof is pe v | the kind we do. Open, every joint closed tight, sanitary and latest style plumb- Exterior About Done. S | ing, Work has heen practics | Best of bath tubs, latest devices tn . | water closets, sinks, and everything e you can think of in the plumbing line BUILDING AND BUSINESS. OUTH MANCHESTER Call 1s up on the 'phone, write or 5 ¢ | sec us. We will fix vou up in good Permits Show Increasing Activity=—— | Tenement Block and New Houses to| shape at a med te price, New Plans are Reported. be Ereced—Contracts Let. A. J. WHOLEY & CO,, 2 iy | Tetephone 734 12 Ferry Strast be more overial closed the Connecticut mo ze lo: of for 5 5 the cor n work and Ferris Bros. for were 302 ile during pond- the $603,296, ing week of 1912 nd Flummnv Franklin Straat ealin g by eek stock 1 sorations o ng 2 of with capital stock 000 formed 2 : in the corresponding week of las = 1 But two bankruptey petition \ ; ~ < 31 and Tiabili . d State. During Stccessor to | year mo petitions 3 S. F. GIBSON, "he volume of building business e °| Tin ana Sheet Metal Worker, Tar o as g the | el ch and | ggphalt and Gravel Roofs, Walks and in the cities of New | Chestnut streets for It | Drive~ays, iridgeport, Hartford, Water- | will be a two-tory aprid & Wes: Mals St tamford, is larger than for | ra r cord of ar 'ROBERT J.COCHRANE cities above named buildings costing $16 ed | dition 1 GAS FITTING, Plans are reported a | Bissell s oofn tenement PLUMBING, STEAM FITTING number of projects of importance in | e | i # ; | different parts of the State, some of Talking Crbates = Thicst {119 Wost Main iStleqt, Norviich, Conn. which are, factories in New Haven and It o that William Jen m,zs\‘ Agent for N. B. O, Sheet Packing Stamford, schoolhouse in Hamden, | ; . PR e theate ridgeport and Greenwich, | o Detroit Free | busineos Blocks in Bridgenort Mol | Pre ! . . ford and Waterbury, garages in Hart- | | ford, store and temement blocks in |= - = Hartford, New Britain and Bristol, | 1 fromtes D s Lo DON'T WAIT A poep 150 32 g to-gats rastrem pocket in Nory \'rwmw- ilding | — 18, apiy 1o retiesling than theibaih ik v X s, i | itself. uring the summer you will houses in New Haven, and a few | zen’s Experience. comfort. I will show you samples and ses in New, Taven and o fewione | plans of the porcelain d other tubs e iang Fanrcamly pERE i and give you estimates for the work g e week co 3 from a sanitary standpoint—and guar- heex a“xn«‘ealgt;d'm remodelling of @1 Dowt wait until backashe becomes | antce the extire job. ges in Hartford, Bridge- | <TonK and New Haven, ch “Till kidney troubles develop; J. F. TOMPKINS, Waterbury, church in Kensi c- % 5 3 5 Sl aontort o Till urinary troubles destroy night's 67 West Main Street and residences in Stamford | rest nd Norwalk, and bids have been sub- SRV =3 R itted for the new post office building | Frofit by a Norwich citizen's ex- ame week last year while the X (FOT S N e e L mortgage loans for the respective | Street, Norwich, Conn, says: “I suf- Nos. 0 25 Ferry St., weeks were $9,200 and $6,200 ! BT s 2% F L.k CASTIN New London had two sales last terribly fram pains in my back, Ml 1 aGs week and loans of last | caused by disord kidneys. 1 was a Specialty. ‘ear for the same bl e ;;(\\:.‘ Nf]'ors ;“‘m i unable to turn ever in bed and sound Orders Recaive Promut Attentlon T T 2 L sleep was out of the question, If I = BuILDING OPERATIONS stooped twinges darted through | IN NEW ENGLAND. | my body and I couid hardly straighten. FEHTIL IZE R The statistics of Building Operations | MY feet became swollep and other | in New England as compiled by The |parts of my body bleated. I was| GROUND LIMESTONE 7, W, Dodge Company follow:— | {‘-on:rx L: :z:v \‘A‘mll‘o)m\'z ‘t‘ 00 | treated by dbet but wasn't hv'imd_‘ AIR SLACKED LIME, Contracts to Se 9 2 000 | : |} Brick, Cement, Sand, Lime, all Contracts te Sept, 10, 1912 600 | When I learned of Pean's Kidney Pil , k & y ; o o Sept. 10" 1911 g 6F v DagR's Kidder Bills hard Plasters and Prepared to Bept, 10 1816 I began using them. They made me Reofing. to Bept, 10, 19069 feei like a differeant person.” | Best Reofing Piirt in the te Sept, 10, 1908 5 i markel Contracts to Sept. 10, 1907 For sale by aii ers. Price 38 el g Contracts to Sept, 10, 1966 cents. TFester-Milburn Co., Buffalo ball iine isf Sowse Rine. Centracts te. Sept. 10, 1905 Wew Yok holb e THVERES 4 Contracts to Sept, 10, 1904 o0 SOk S AN or. the tiniia THE UPSON WALL BEARD Centracts to Sept. 10, 1908 7 States. IS INZXPENSIVE WATER Centraets to Sept. 18, 1903 90,050,009 | Remember the uname—Poan's—and PROOF AND IN HANDY Centracts to Sept. 16, 1901 86,624,000 | take no other. SIZES. Saving the Peopie’s Money. =2 —— 1 Largest Sterage Capacity Secretary McAdoo's plan to SGSEPH BRADFGRY | in City little money the treasury i ment by making the letters shorter | iaq ‘wiltizy ther: u e Dlseuiya BOOK .BINDER A N. CARPENTER paper might very well Be adopted by | all the other departments, and also by | S22 i the house and senate—Indianapolig | “'?7* §02'~ Made 24d Ruted te Or- | Tel 171 23 Commerce St. News. 103 EROADWAY ¢~ | T R e e ———— of | building in process | The trimmings | | F. C. 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BARSTOW & CO. 23-25 WATER STREET, NORWICH, CONN. ater Heating BUREAUS CHIFFONIERES DINING TABLES DINING CHAIRS CHINA CLOSETS IRON BEDS ART SQUARES GO-CARTS and CARRIAGES Funeral Directors and Emb alming M. HOUREGA FINN BLOCK, y JEWETT CITY 61-2 Store 3 AGENTS FOR Heath & Milligan Mfg. Co.’s Prepared Paint, Railroad White Etc. VEHICLE LAMPS, FISHING TACKLE, FRUIT JARS. .ar HOUSEHOLD, ALBERT BOARDMAN, Prop. 47 Franklin Street JURN 0. FOX & CO. IN— Bulletin Bidg. C. M. WILLIAMS CONTRACTOR and —DEALERS Lamber of All Kinds Lime, Cement, Drain Pipe, Fertilizers, Fire Brick, Ladders, Paints, Oils and Varnishes and Salt 72 Harris St., Putnam, Conn. BUILDER | Estimates Cheerfully Given Tel. 370 216 MAIN ST. STETSON & YOUNG Carpenters and Builders Best work and materials at right prices, by skilled labor. Telephene 50 WEST MAIN THE FENTON-CHARNLEY BUILDING CD., in:. GENERAL CONTRACTORS NORWICH, CONN. ST. Hack, Livery and Boarding STABLE ‘We guarantee osur gervice to he the Best at rhe (0OSt Teazenable nrices. MAHONEY BROS., Falls Ave PIANO TUNER Nerwich, Conn, WHES you want ness before the public. dium better than through the adver g evmunns af The Bulmul Paons 811 st PR S e T