Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-13
BUILDING NOTES.

The x. W. Dains company have con. tracts for painting houses at Columbia Heights for M. Merlander and D. H. Maloy on Linden street.
 N. A. Mckay has the contract to erect frame building, 14x2S feet, on East Main street for Spencer & Pier pont.
 70. K. Cardinal has plans for a store and tenement block which he will build at the corner of Ward and Round Hill streets.
 John Clohessy is building an addition to the house of Mrs Buck on Baldwin street Edward Bergin & Sons built the foundations.
 T. A. Delowry has secured the con- tract for two new buildings to be built on Grove street. Plans by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 The Barlow Bros company are in- stalling new hot water heater in con nection with improvements which are being made in the residence of Isa- dore Chase on Holmes avenue.
 ". J. Schlegel, the real estate brok- CT, has purchased two building lots on Edgewood avenue and Is considering their improvement by the erection of new houses thereon.
 W. J. Schlegel has sold the property on South Leonard street formerly own ed by the Michael Harty estate to c. Critiano, who will make extensive inn provements in the same.
 s. V. Hole has recently completed contracts for plumbing, etc for Charles Mitchell on South Main street. O. B. Mabbott. J. A. Osborne and G. N. Nich- ols on Chapel street.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has drawn plans for an observatory which c. E. Hoadley will build at Columbia Heights. It will be twenty feet square at the base and seventy-fve feet in height.
 Plans are in preparation by Archi- tect A. J. Smith for three-tenement house which Peter Coughlin will build on South. View street. 1t will be of wood, about 31x36 feet, with shingled roof.
 The Seeley & Upham company have been awarded the contract for a single house which Foster & Eaton will build at Fairview park. It vii be of wood, 26x30 feet, containing six rooms.
 The Seeley & Upham company have secured the contract for the proposed alterations and changes in the block at the corner of East Main and Dublin streets owned by Katherine Kelly. 1t will be provided with modern plumbing, plate glass store fronts, etc. Thomas M. Freney is the architect.
 The Brenner Bros Manufacturing company have contracts for chande- Hers for B. H. Hausdorf on Cherry street, the new French block on North Main street, Louis Miner in New Ha- ven and a house in this city for Hard wick and Gill. They are also furnish ing combination fixtures for w. H. Hine on Division street
 Plans have been about completed by Architect 1T. B. Peck for a store and tenement block which B. II. Hausdorf will build on North Main street. : It will be four stories in height, con structed of brick for the first story and wood above. The building will have a frontage of eighty-seven feet and depth of about seventy-four feet. On the ground floor will be four stores, having plate glass fronts, etc, while the upper floors will be arranged for twelve tenements of four rooms each, well finished and provided with all the modern conveniences.
 Contracts for the new business block to be erected at the corner of Bank and Grand streets were awarded as follows: Mason work, John w. Gaff- ney & Co carpenter work, Seeley & Up- ham company; plumbing, c. ". Minor; heating, Barlow Bros company; paint ing, A. F. Taylor; electrical work, New England Engineering company. George D. Boyd of this city is MT White more's agent and has entire charge. Plans for the building were drawn by Architects Griggs 6 Hunt and call for Q two-story brick structure, e2x92 feet, with gravel roof. The first floor will provide for six stories, fitted up with plate glass fronts, electric lights and every modern convenience, while the floor above will be arranged for twelve first-class offices. The cost will be in the neighborhood of $20,O00.
 The contract has been let to T. A. Delowry for the new store and tene- ment block which M. J. McEvoy will build at the corner of East Main and Cherry streets. It will be a four story frame structure. 41x62 feet. with tin roof. The ground floor will pro- vide two stores, with tenements above. The cost will be about $9,0OO. The plans were drawn by Architect Joseph A. Jackson.