Waterbury Democrat., 1901-10-11
BUILDING NOTES.

D. A. Streeter, the plumber, is at work on a contract for c. w. Judd on Hill street.
 Work on the new house to be built on Arlington Heights by w. B. Key holds has been, postponed to next spring. Joseph T. Smith is the arch itect.
 Through the agency of Abbott SS Parker, John H. Roper has purchased building lot on Chestnut street and contemp1ates the erection of a new res idence thereon.
 John w Gaffney &5 Co have the con- tract to build the foundations for the proposed new residence of w. D. Griggs on Pine street. G. G. Riggs has the general contract for the mason work.
 Riyet & Chaput are clustering the seven room house which John Mraz is building on Grandview Heights for J.. B. Benson. E. F. Zeigler has the plumbing and A. O. Pratt & Co the painting.
 The new house which John Mraz is building on Hill street for Paul Wen ming is now ready to finish. Rivet & Chaput did the mason work, E. F. Zeigler the plumbing and A. c. Pratt & Co the painting.
 Morris Taffel and Isaac Shapiro have purchased property on Burton street from w. F. Jarrett and have plans for an eight tenement block to- be erected thereon. Joseph T. Smith is the arch itect.
 P. H. Garrity is installing new plumbing in house on Sperry street for Mrs Ryan. MT Garrity also has the plumbing and heating of the new house which NJ. J. Ashborn & Go are building on the Watertown road for D. NJ. Rogers.
 John Emonz has the contract to build foundations on Hill street for a new house which John AIraz will build for Henry w Clark. It will be of wood, 26x32 feet, containing seven rooms, we'll finished and provided with conveniences. Rivet SS Chaput will do the mason work and A. c. Pratt & Co the painting.
 The Charles Thatcher Go have the contract for the hot water heating in a house on Bucks Hill for George Wright They are also installing fur naces for Mrs Ida Bellaire on Eliza beth street and John Gray in Water vile and are overhauling the plumbing in a house on Cole street for F. B. Rice.
 Architect E. D. Benedict has plans in preparation for two more single resi- dences which W. F. Jarrett will erect on Morningside. They will each be 32X36 feet one being of field stone for the first story and shingled above, while the other will be built entirely of wood of colonial design. The rooms will be finished in hard woods and provided with hot air heat, electric lights, mantels, fireplaces, etc.
 J. K. Smith has recently taken con- tracts for the roofing of a house in Lenox, Mass, for Mr Patterson of New York city; buildings for the Plume lG Atwood Mfg Go and the Colonial Trust Co, both in this city, and the Webster block in Thomaston. MT Smith has also recently completed a large amount of roofing fop the Coe Brass Mfg Go in Torrington and several contracts for the Hotchkiss Bros Co of the same place.
 The Tracy Bros Co of this city have been awarded the contract for the car- penter work in connection with the re- building of handsome church at Brewsters, N. Y, for St Andrews par ish. It will be stone structure 50xSS feet, with3a Sunday school room 38x52 feet, John Twimane of Carmel N. r., has the contract for the stone work. The cost will be in the neigh borhood of $30,000 D.. F. Casey and D. D. sneden of New York city are the architects.