Waterbury Democrat., 1901-03-18
BUILDING NOTES.

r. C. and c. c. Perkins have plans for extensive, alterations to be made in a house on Orange street.
 Contractors are figuring plans. pre- pared by Architect Joseph T. Smith, for alterations in the building on
 Meadow street owned by G. Latanzio- The new block which Victor Bernier is building on Baldwin street is now covered in. $. V. Hole has been awarded the contracts for the plumb. ing and timing.
 New estimates are being received on plans for the three-family house to be erected on Granite street by Mrs Ellen Buckley. Leonard Asheim is the architect.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has comA pleted plans for q three-family house to be erected on North Main street. IT. will be of wood. 26x52 feet, pro-
 vided with hot air and other conven. iences.
 Estimates are being received on plans drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith for a three family house which
 Michael Cross will build on Silver street. It will be constructed of wood, 26X4S feet, with shingled roof. HC IdClS 1OI S1uu EeuIi~ 1 lating the new West Side hill and Ashley street schoolhouses have been
 given to the Barlow Bros company and the Waterbury Steam and Gas Pipe works, respectively. It is reported that w. D. Quigley,
 who had plans prepared by Y. B. Peck, for additions to his shop on Jefferson street, will demolish the present hJ1i -;t story brick structure.
 Contractors are figuring plans for | first class single house. to be erected
 on Bunker Hill by Curtis N. Hall. It
 will be of wood. 96x45 feet. The | rooms will be finished in hard woods. and provided with mantels, furnace heat. etc.
 Plans have been completed by Ar4 chitect E. F. Benedict for three-fam- fly house to be built at the West end by Loren R. Cartel the real estate broker. It will be Of wood, provided with conveniences. None of the cons tracts have been given out. The Charles Thatcher company 1laya been awarded the contract for plumb- ing the new house which J. J. Mac- auley is building on Bucks hill for George Wright. The firm have just completed contract in connection with the crematory at Waterville l owned by IT. M. Rigney. The F. W. Dains company are dos ing the painting in connection with two new houses which J. A. Hitch-
 cock is building at Warren park. They have also secured contracts for dec- orating in the store on North Main street to be occupied by the Wana- maker agency and the house and edi- fee of the Advent society on Cherry: street.
 The contract has been let to !. F. Bittner for the carpenter work ill con-
 nection with the new apartment block to be built on Prospect street by F. Fl. Humphrey. John w. Gaffney & Co were awarded the contract for the mason work. The building will be q tive-story brick structure, providing 10 first class apartments. Architect T. B. Peck prepared the plans. The Tracy Bros company have been awarded the entire contract for the proposed new bank building of the Colonial Trust company. It will be- erected at the corner of West Main and Leavenworth streets and will be 5ON10O feet, of Harvard brick, elab- orately trimmed with marble The construction throughout will be fire proof and the building will be heated
 by steam, lighted by electricity and provided with the most modern appli-
 ances. Gaffney x Martin will do the mason work and the Barlow, Bros company the plumbing. Davis, Brooks & Crosby of Hartford are the architects. Contracts have been let to the Tr.lcy Bros company, carpenter work; the H. Wales Lines company of Meriden, mas son work. and Austin & Woodruff, painting. in connection with the new stable to be erected in Naugatuck by J. H. Whittemore of that place. It Twill be a brick structure, with shingled roof. The main portion of the build- ing will be about 37x1OO feet, with two els, each 2SX37 feet. Apartments for the coachman will be provided. The cost will be in the neighbOrhood of S15,OOO. The plans were prepared by
 Grigss & Hunt.-Commercial Record4