Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-03
BUILDINGS NOTES.

| pany are wiring the new house of c. N. Hall on Bucks Hill.
 MT Talmage has plans for the erec- tion of a new house and stable at Platt's Mill.
 Loren R. Carter, the real estate brok- CT, has sold two-family house on Edgewood avenue to P. Stance.
 The Barlow Bros company have a large contract for plumbing at the plant of the Berbecker & Rowland Manufacturing company in Waterville. 1 The Mattatuck Land and Improve ment company are receiving estimates on plans for a single house which they will build at Ben-Mohr. It will be of wood, 24x29 feet.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has drawn plans for a stable which D. NJ. Rogers will build on the Watertown road. It will be of wood, 1Sx52 feet, with shing- led roof.
 J. w. Gaffney & Go have the mason | work on the new residence which c. A. Ketchen will build at Highland park for c. D. Hoadley. The plans were drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith. l F. H. Garrity has secured the con- tract for the plumbing and gas fitting of the new store and tenement block which NJ. J. McEvoy is erecting at the corner of East Main and Cherry l streets.
 Contractor Charles F. Miller is mak- ing extensive alterations and additions to the house on East Main street own ed by M Bergen. Gaffney & Martin are doing the mason work Plans are in preparation by Architect B. E. Benedict for another first-class single house which w P. Jarrett, the real estate broker, contemplates build ing at Morningside.
 Contractors have figured plans for an eight-room house to be built by c. K l Shelton. It will be of wood, finished in hard woods and having hot air heat, mantels, etc.
 Extensive Improvements are being made on the Church of the Immaculate l Conception. There will be new decor- ating, etc. Whitaker & Son of Boston have the contract
 The Bronson Knibbs company have the contract for the mason work on the new house of c. B. Hall on Pine street, 1 which has just been framed. The Seel- ey & Upham compaffy are the contrac- | tors. \ t.tt eAa
 Austin & Woodruff have the contract for painting the two houses which are being erected on Bucks Hill by H. D. and H. R. Hotchkiss. They have also the contract for painting the stable of J. H. Whittemore i'll Naugatuck.
 Contractors rare figuring plans for an eight-room residence to be built on the l Watertown road by Daniel NJ. Rogers. The plans were drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith and call for a frame house, provided with electric lights, hot air heat and every convenience
 T. F. Jackson is getting out the cut stone to be used on the foundation for a large engine to be installed for the Connecticut Lighting &S Power com pany. MT Jackson has just started set ting the marble in the building of the l Colonial Trust company and is at work on a number of other contracts.
 The new residence af Miss Katherine D. Hamilton on Columbia Boulevard is now being framed by the contractor, J. J. Macauley. sThe Bronson -Knibbs company have the mason work. The house. was planned by Architect E. s. Child of New York city and will cost in the neighborhood of $14,000.
 NJ. J. Ashborn & Go have been awarded the contract to build the new three-family house of Michael Coss on Silver street. It will be constructed of wood, 26x4S feet, with shingled roof. F. H. Garrity has the plumbing. Henry Kellner built the foundation. Plans by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 rN1a by Architect D. E. Benedict, for single residence to be erected at Morningside by W. P. Jarrett. It will be of wood, 25x30 feet, shingled on roof and sides. The rooms will be provided with electric lights, hot air heat, mantels, fireplaces and every convenience.
 Estimates are being received on plans drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith for a colonial residence which Walter NJ. Ford will erect at Highland park. It will be a frame house, 32x37 feet, with shingled roof. It will be well finished in hard woods and provided with electric lights, hot air heat, man. tels, fireplaces, and all the most mod ern improvements.
 l Work is progressing on the founda- tions for the new store and tenement block which o. F. Cardinal is building at the corner of Round Hill and Ward streets. The cost will be in the neigh borhood of $10,000. A. P. Jollett is the architect and has entire charge of the work. The Naugatuck Lumber & Coal company furnish the lumber, frames, etc.
 The Brenner Bros Manufacturing company have contracts for fixtures in houses on Summer and Williams streets, owned by J. B. Carey, Paul Lux on Farm street, two two-family houses and large store and tenement block at the corner of Round Hill and Ward streets for o. F. Cardinal and a house for James Gaffney on West Main street.
 Estimates are being made on plans for colonial residence which William T. Disley will erect on Columbia Heights. It will be constructed of wood, 34x37 feet, with shingled roof The rooms will be well finished in hard woods. heated by hot air and provided with electric lights, mantels and fire. places. Joseph T. Smith is tba arobi