PUIG VILLA ISNOW COMPLETEDTwelve Model Bungalows in That Community Are Among the Best Anywhere in State.• ' * ■ r i • . •*With Peter P. Leyendecker, Jr., as the architect and RicardoOrtiz as the construction contractor^'Laredo'has a creditable acquisition in Puig Villa, constructed for Puig Brothers at a cost of about $50,000*In this villa” are to be found twelve of the niftiest bungalows of brick material finished with stucco and stippled in dainty hue that can be found anywhere in the state. The dainty tints used in the stipple work provide something different from the ordinary community of bungalows, for no two bungalows are of the same design, arid no two bungalows are of the same color. Naturally that means that the layout of each bungalow is accodi flferent on the interiofi* . * • /Six of the bungalonws face the Central School building on Farragut* street and six face on o street. In the rear of ows occupying theportion of the block one avenue to tfeare the double garages%JlJ'1:;Th‘vd• Hoservantsout in puEach bun a ted ari d typeThen ows!S \ ISis wellA. A.■mo conSan Ag is rushi on theAll theAvenue the Meix'.buh^jpws: Was fur-by the City Lumber Go., Peter P. Leyehdfecker, Jr., as the designer, and iti the cpn^structioh« * ♦acon.V -•'•si'To Remodel Elk* Building.* -'j :*■' ■ ' r '■'* •' ' ■The work of re-T a*c trand at• r, •tion w annex ^ready I■« - r• VWas jenc story w contract