Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-17
BUILDING NOTES.

pany are wiring for electric 1ShlS IHe new block on Center street of the Mill ford Land and Cottage company.
 T. F. Jackson has just started work on his contract for the granite in con- nection with the new Congregational church i'll Naugatuck.
 J. r. Bittner is making extensive al- terations and changes in a house on Burton street for F. B. Rice. o. T. Nor ton did the foundation work.
 The Seeley & Upham company are erecting a frame store building on East Main street for the Hall < Upson com- pany. The l.. H. Toucey company are doing the plumbing and tin roofing.
 H. L. Roberts & Go have the plaster ing and Austin & Woodruff the paint ing of the new house which Charles F. Miller is building at the corner of Ashley and Walnut streets for Henry Kluttig.
 John Mraz is making alterations to house in Waterville for H. O. Miller. Rivet & Chaput have the clustering, Harwick Ss Gill the plumbing and tin ming and John Emonz the foundation work.
 Contractor Charles r. Miller is now raising the three-family house of John Bowling on Walnut street. H. l.. Rob- erts & Go have the clustering, ". T. Disley the plumbing and Austin < Woodruff the painting.
 P. H. Garrity was the successful bid der for installing the new plumbing system in the High school building. MT Garrity is also placing new plumbing in house on Dublin street for Mrs William Bergen.
 The bids for the proposed new school houses to be erected on Ashley street and West Side Hill exceeded the appropriations and were rejected by the board of education. The plans for the building will be altered and new estimates received
 The contract has been let to John Mraz for a 10-room residence to be built at Grandview Heights by John Schell. 1t will be of wood, 27x36 feet, with shingled roof. Rivet $ Chaput will do the clustering and B. F. Zeigler the plumbing.
 J. F. Bittner has about completed work on the new block of F. B. Rice at the corner of East Main and Welton streets. J. W. Gaffney 6 Go did the mason, work, the Barlow Bros com pany the plumbing, the l.. II. ,Toucey company the. roofing and A. F. Taylor the painting.
 J. E. Carey has started work on an- other apartment block which he will erect on William street, wheFe he has one now ready for the clustering. 1t will be constructed of wood, 40x65 feet, finished in hard woods and having mantels, electric bells, speaking tubes, etc.
 The Tracy Bros company have been awarded the entire contract for an apartment block to be erected on Bridge street by Charles Fitzpatrick. It wiH bea frame structure, 40x48 feet, three stories in height, with tin roof. The cost will be, about $7, 600. Joseph A.. Jackson is the architect.
 Gay & Marononi haye the, mason work, Hardwick & Gill the plumbing and timing and Turcotte & Barrett the painting of the new block and addi- tions to present buildings at the cor ner of Long Hill and Ward street of o. F. Cardinal The work is being done under the supervision of A. F. toilette.
 Contractors are figuring plans pre- pared by Architect oJseph T. Smith for the proposed new residence to be built on Arlington Heights by W. B. Rey holds It will be of wood, 27x3o feet, shingled on roof and sides. The house daH hot air heat and all modern convent ences.
 John Mraz has been awarded the con- tract for a seven-room cottage to be erected on Highland avenue by Clifford Turney. Rivet & Chaput have the plas- tering and B. F. Ziegler the plumbing. Frank Convard built the foundations. The house will be of wood, 25x30 feet, heated with hot air and provided with every improvement.
 Work is progressing on the new block which J. F. Bittner is building for F. H. Humphrey on Prospect street. John ". Gaffney & Go have the mason work, the Barlow Bros company the plumbing and heating, Austin & Wood ruff the painting, the New England En- gineering company the electric work and T. F. Jackson the marble and tile work.
 G. c. Riggs has large contract for new walks and drives about the resi- dence of George Tracy on Watervil1e street. He is about to commence work on his contract for expanded metal floors in the new building at the W. L. Gilbert home in Winsted and has just completed the artificial stone walks In front of the block and W. c. French on North Main street.
 The Brenner Bros Manufacturing company have large number of con- tracts on hand at their plant on Ward street. They ar furnishing fixtures for the block of +. B. Rice at the cor ner of East Main and Welton streets, a three-family house on Walnut street for F. c. & c. c. Perkins, a house which John Mraz is building on Farm street, block on Bridge street for NJ. Tah and two new houses for Harry Willetts on Grove street.
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 Overwhelming CordiaIity.
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