Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-26
BUILDING NOTES.

Bryan Bros built the foundations for the house which J. S. Goodwin will build for George. H. Cloves.
 Foundations have been completed for the new house which B. c. Smith will build at Highland park for c. E. Hoadley. .-4.'
 Plans are in preparation by Archi- tect D. E. Benedict for a shore cottage to be built by G. w. Utton of Win sted. It will be 23x30 feet.
 The l.. H. Toucey company have the contract for plumbing the two houses which J. F. Bittner is building on Welton street for F. B. Rice.
 w. T. Disley has the contract for the plumbing, cornice work, etc, on the new blocks which T. A. Delowry is building on Cottage place for +. Il. Humphrey.
 Estimates are being received on plans arranged by Architect Leonard Asheim for the proposed new two-fam- fly house to be erected at Grandview Heights by Mrs Maria Ashboln.
 Work is progressing rapidly on the two eight-room houses which Victor Bernier is building at Morningside for c. H. Percy. Frank Conyard has the mason work and Sidney V. Hole the plumbing.
 Contractor John w. Gaffney states that the work of eXcavating for the new block to be erected on Center street by the Milford Land and Cot tage company will not be resumed un- til early in the spring.
 s. Decker has the contract for the painting of two houses which c. A. ketchen is building on South street for the Brass City Lumber company. Nlr Decker's shop is located on Bishop street.
 William J. Schlegel, the real estate broker, has sold his farm in Water town to Phoebe Ouimet. Among other recent sales is the property on North Elm street owned by F. J. kingsbury to Jacob Israel.
 Work is well along on the improve ments which are being made in the house of Mrs Mary Malone on Pem- berton street. The carpenter work and mason work are being done by the day, M J. Donnelly having the plumbing. Plans for the alterations were prepared by Architect T. NJ. Ere ney.
 Contracts have been let to Henry kellner, mason work, and 1. Splro, carpenter work, in connection with the proposed additions to the building at the corner of Bank and Meadow streets, owned by A. Willner. Two additional stories will be added to the meadow street side, and one on Bank street The construction will be or brick. Plans by Architect Joseph I. Smith.
 The SeeIey x Upham company have the carpenter work ill connection with two store buildings which are being erected on Vine street for C. E. load ley John w. Gatfney x Co did the brick work. Each of the buildings will provide for one store, about IS feet square, provided with plate glass front, etc.
 Plans are in preparation by Archl- tect T. NJ. Freney for d store ana apartment building to be erected at the corner of PembertOn and Aver streets for Mrs Mary Malone. It will be about 33X45 feet, contracted or brick for the first story and wood above. The ground floor will provide for apartments The building will be provided with all Improvements.
 Henry Weyand has recently taken the contract for the metal and copper work on the new building for the Gill bert home in Winsted, and has the con- tract for the skylights, etc, oh the new hospital which is being built in the same place for the Litchtield County Hospital association. Among contracts recently completed is that for four large skylights for the Plume x At wood Manufacturing company at Thomaston.-Com Record.