Waterbury Democrat., 1901-01-28
BUILDING NOTES.

Work is progressing on the new house which J, F. Bittner is building on North Willow street
 The Lapalme- Hoffman Co are newly decorating the house on Prospect street recently purchased by George A. Driggs.
 Plans have been prepared by Archi- tects Griggs and Hunt for an addition to the residence at Thomaston of w. T. Woodruff
 O. A. Ziglatzki, president and treas urer of the Zlglatzki-Marks Co, has been elected president of the Water bury Merchants association for the ensuing year.
 The Barlow Bros Co have taken the contract to replace the present heat ing system in the building of the Wa terbury club with new Mercer boil CT.
 Anna E. Lake has purchased prop erty off Baldwin lane from w. NJ. Os- ley, through the agency of w. J. Schlegel, and will make Improvements in the same.
 The Excelsior Concrete Co, of which l.. c. Wilmot is manager, recently completed the asphalt flooring in the new stables erected by the Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing Co.
 William J. Schlegel has sold his farm of 100 acres in Watertown to c. B. Oumit. Among other recent sales is a block on North Elm street for F. J. Kingsbury to Jacob Israel.
 The Cudahy Packing Co are remod- cling a building on South Willow street to provide for their proposed cold storage plant. The work is being done by the company's own men.
 W. H. Davis. who purchased from W. P. Jarrett lot at Morningside, on Maynard avenue. is putting up an eight-room house there with all the improvements. E. c. Smith is the builder.
 Joseph Sattler has purchased from Rev John Scott property in Millville, near Naugatuck, and contemplates eX- tensive Improvements. The sac was made through the agency of Will am J. Schlegel.
 Contractors have figured plans for an addition to the plant of the Der becker & Rowland Manufacturing Co at Watervil @. It will be q three story brick structure, 4OXSO feet, with asphalt roof. Grlggs and Hunt are the architects.
 The house which Charles s. Howe Is building on Riverside street for O. T. Norton is now being raised. It is of wood. 26X45 feet, arranged for three fam lies. The rooms will be finished in hard woods and provided with every convenience.
 Foundations have been about com pleted on Baldwin street for the new apartment block to be erected by Vic ry 1>n II, ,fnv. frame structure, 36x6O feet, with gravel roof. The rooms will be heated by furnaces and provided with every convenience. -.t --.
 The contract has been let to J. r. Bittner for a flrst-class three-family house to be erected on Riverside street by Oliver T. Norton. It will be of wood, 2Gx45 feet. finished in hard wood and provided with all modern improve ments. Robert Tennant will do the plumbing and A. F.' Taylor & Co the painting, The plastering has not yet been let.
 The contract has been let to Gaffney & Martin for the mason work in con- meet On with the proposed new cold storage and iceao plant to be built on Bank street by Ae Hellmann Brewing Go. A two-story'hrick building 69x135 feet, will he erected. The roofing will be with gravel. A freight elevator will be installed and the building pro vided with the most modern machinery and cold storage facilities.
 Architect T. NJ. Freney has been awarded the commission to prepare plans for the new West Side Hill school building. This school will be located at the corner of West Main and Wilson streets and will be six room building, so arranged that four more rooms may be added when de sired It will be of brick. two stories high, with basement which will make nearly full story, owing to the slope of the ground on the Wilson street side The roof will probably be slated. The cost of the building will eb about $2O,0O0.
 Plans prepared by Architect Joseph A. Jackson have been accepted for the new school house to replace the old building on Locust street. It will be constructed of brick, trimmed with granite, three stories and basement. having n frontage of 125 feet and Q depth of 74 feet. The roof will be ok slate. The building will provide for about eighteen school rooms, teachers rooms. recitat ton rooms. etc. The base ment will be arranged for play rooms. bicycle rooms. sanitariea, etc. There will be wlre work, structural iron, pal let br4ck. marble 6tair4. etc. reQuired. Tho 1teh4iu& VIII Re eeectfic1ty and the neainf by steAu, nnereial EseS