Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-04
BUILDING NOTES.

l.. C. smith iraS taken the contract to build d house near NOrwood for C. r.. HUadley.
 The Tracy Bros Go have the contract to build an addition. 20X10O feet, to an ice house owned by the City Ice Go.
 Gaffney x Martin have the contract for the mason work on the proposed addition to be built to the store of the Hampson-Sellew Co for r. E. Rice.
 The IaPalme- II Hoffman Co have the contract for the interior decorations, carpets. shades. etc, in the house on Waterville street owned by William T. DisleY.
 Architect Leonard -Asheim has com pleted plans for three cottages to be built in Hartford by the Bras dor Land Go. A full description appears under that head.
 H. l.. Roberts. the mason builder. has just sold to Frank H. Brothers his brick block on Bank street. and has purchased in return the, land and buildings on West Side Hill formerly owned by w. NJ. Hurlburt.
 The F. w. Dains Co have contracts to paint blocks which are being erect ed on North Main street igor C. II. Cables and w. G. French. The firm report very successful season. hay ing sold over 1J.000 rolls of wall paper.
 
 new factory of the Waterbury Clock Co., The Tracy Bros Co had the car
 penter work. John w. Gaffney X Co dong the mason work. Plans for the buildings were prepared by Architect
 l.. E. Benedict
 Austin X Woodruff have the contract
 for painting the house which J. &. Goodwin is building at Norwood for F. C. Wood. They also have the painting i of the new three-tenement house which is to be erected at the corner of Wal nut and Orange streets for F. C. and G. c. Perkins.
 The contract has been awarded to the Seeley & Upham Co for the new three-family house to be erected on North Main street by Harry WillettS. The plans were prepared by Architect Joseph T. Smith and provide for a frame structure. 2IX52 feet finished in hard woods and heated by furnaces.
 Work has been started on the new 1 factory building to be erected on Bank street by NJ. J. Daily. The Tracy Bros | Co have the carpenter work. Gaffney S& Martin doing the mason work. Plans for the building were prepared | by Architect T. E. Peck and provide | for a brick structure with gravel roof
 The New England Engineering Go l have the electrical work and Charles i Jackson x Son the tile work in con-
 nection with the alterations which are l being made in the residence of Georga 1 L. White at the corner of Prospect l and Grove streets. Plans for the 1 changes were prepared by Archtect | W. l.. Griggs. -.. Plans have been completed by Archi- i tect Leonard Ashiem for ten; six. seven,
 eight nine and tan-room houses to be erected at Balmoral in South Orange. l N J.. by George Francis O'Nen of l Newark They will be of wood. fin | ished in hard woods and provided with 1 conveniences. The cost will range | from $2 GOO to 5000 each.
 5zs The project of establishing an arti- | ficial ice plant in th's city. which has
 been a long time in contemplation. has taken definite shape in the orgapiza
 ton of a stock company capitalized l for SSG0.000. The new company will | acquire q suitable building and pro I ceed at once to install an ice and cold | storage plant. similar to that recently erected in Bridgeport.
 Estimates are being received on l plans of Architect W. E. Griggs' for a l fine colonial residence to be erected at Spartanburg. N. C.. by ex-Goyernor l Evans of that state. The house will 1 be constructed of wood, being about nfty rect square. AiilSHeu III HdTu woods and provided with every mod ern convenience The heating will be by steam or hot water. There will also be cottage for the occupancy l of the servants The cost will be in | the neighborhood of $20 GOO.
 i Contracts have been let to Charles | F. Miller, carpenter work, John Ash l ton plumbing, and Austin X Wood ruff painting. in connection with the 1 new three-tenement house to be erect 1 ed at the corner of Walnut and Or ange streets for F. c. X c. c. Perkins. Lit will be built of wood. 26x53 feet. l finished. in hard woods and provided l with all uiorern conveniences. Ed ward Bergen & sons have now com l pIeted Foundations for the house. Which was planned by Architect W. B. 6sriggs.- Commercial Record.