Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-27
BUILDING NOTES.

The Barlow Bros Go have the plumb ing in connection with the house which J. F. Bittner is building on North VII low street. 5..ss :.ts :. Henry Kellner is building. founda- tions on Spencer avenue for the frame block to be erected by T. A. Delowry, the builder. Plans by Architect Leon ard Ashiem. .t ..
 Foundations have been about com pleted at Morningside for thegresidenca which E. c. Smith will build for w. H. Davis. Leonard Ashiem is the architect. .s-
 J. F. Bittner has work well along on the four-family house which he is building for Oliver Norton oli Hospital avenue. The Barlow Bros Co will do the plumbing. .-
 T. F. Butler is doing the clustering and the Barlow Bros Co the plumbing of the new house which J. F. Bittner is building for himself on North Will low street.. yEsa r1.I'%
 J. w. Gaffney x Co have taken the contract for building an addftion,to house on Vine street for q. D. Hoad- ley.-It will, be5of. brick and will pro vide for two stores .o ll% s5, ,sa K
 Bryan Bros are doing the mason work and the l.. H.41Foucey Go the plumbing in connection additions which H. L.. Wade Is s:huilding to nine houses on Pond street. x s,s },
 Ground has been &bToken on North Main street for new eight tenement block to Joe erected by w. G. French from plans drawn by Architect B. B. Benedict. John VI sGaffney & Co have the mason work. 1.25 < r. ~ t-s3
 Tl,o fol,o,,-;ysr t,i,1, yx,ora ',onoixo5 for the construction of the temporary office at the Wigwam reservoir: Tracy Bros Co, S295; ,Seeley X Upham' Co, $2S7; John Clohessey, $2S0: The con- tract was awarded to John Clohessey.
 T. A. Delowry has the carpenter work in connection with the two blocks to be erected on Cottage place by F. H. Humphrey. Gaffney & Mar tin have the mason work. Plans for the buildings were prepared by Archi- tect w. E. Griggs. ..~ .@. {
 The Zigla tzki- Marks Co have. just completed painting and decorating houses for Frederick 1G. Humphrey at Columbian Heights and, H. A. True in Waterville. The firm report sales In their wall paper department for this year double those of any previous year. A.
 Architects Davis X Brooks of New Britain. wtho were commissioned to make plans for the proposed new building of the Colonial Trust Go state that. contrary to the original plan of building foundations this fall. none of the work will be started till next spring. f''iS
 Plans have been completed by Arch itect Joseph T. Smith for extensive ad- .ditions to the building at the corner of Bank and Meadow streets for A. Willmer. It will be raised two addi- tional stories on the; Meadow. street side and one on Bank street. The con- struction will be of brick.
 J. s. Goodwin was awarded the con tract for the carpenter work on the new block to be erected on North Main street near Bishop, by C.. H. Cables. The plans were prepared by Architect Leonard Ashiem and have been fully described in previous issue. Fou11da- tions are now being built for the struc- ture.
 Estimates are being received on plans prepared by Architect Joseph T. Smith for a first-class two-family house te be built on North Willow street by Frederick lines. It will be 27X55 feet. heated by furnaces, lighted by elec= tricity and provided with every con venience. There will be plate glass, etc, required.
 John w. Gaffney X Co have been awarded the contract for the mason
 work on the new four story block to be erected at the corner of East Main and Welton streets by F. B. Rice. The plans were prepared by Architect T.. | B. Peck and provide for brick struc- ture, about 41x7O feet, provided with eonyeniences. z. Architect Joseph T. Smith hds com pleted plans for another first-class | three-family house which Bernard Kill duff will build on North Willow street l It will be 26x4S feet, provided with l conveniences. O. T. Norton has the contract to build foundations. Esti- ! mates for the building, above the foun- dations, are nov being received,
 The contract has been let to the | Tracy Bros Co for the new stable to be erected on Prospect street by F. J. Kingsbury. from plans prepared by | Architect T. B. Peck. Chatfield & Chatfeld have the contract. for the 1 mason work on the building, which will be of wood, 50x52 feet, with shin l gled roof. It will be provided with 1 the most modern stable fixtures. s.ssa. Estimates are now being made on the plans of Architect Joseph T. Smith | Center street by stl,c LAE1Sf Land Afi Cottage ca. sIt viii Be five steries H
 height, construct ted of hgias "a tones l w4h galyanixel f4n&eS fpfee, and wiil be- 40xfO0 feet If Wiflsbe arranged for apartments of two and three ro5nm, l finished in hAfd woods and each suite provided with saehfh fro on1, ,ss etf saa lpm<