Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-05
BUILDING NOTES.

 l to be erected on Baldwin street
 Plans are in preparation by Archi- tect Thomas E. Freney for q single house to be erected in Oakville. It will be of wood, 27x30 feet, with shingled roof.
 | The Seeley x Upham Co are framing the new house on Willow court of E. J. Steer. H. l.. Roberts has the con tract for the mason work, the l.. H. Toucey Co doing the plumbing and A. F. Taylor the painting.
 The New England Engineering Co | of this city have been given the con tract for the electric lighting of the state capitol in Hartford. 1t includes | the installation of about 4,000 in candescent lights and about 40 arc l lights.
 The Seeley & Upham Co are making | extensive alterations and addition to the house on Bunker Hill of William R.Keaveney. A frame addition, 14x20 feet. will be built and other changes made. Bryan Bros are the masons. G. c. Riggs, the artificial stone con tractor, is laying walks for Dr Ander- son OH Columbia boulevard. F. H. Humphrey on Prospect street and the Farrell Foundry &S Machine Co on Bank street He is also laying a laundry floor for the Waterbury Steam Laundry Go.
 o. r. Norton is building foundations in Waterville for a new house to be erected by w F. Grilley It will be of wood, 27x2S feet, provided with hot air heat, mantels. etc. W. NJ. Ashborn is the contractor, Bryan Bros having the clustering and r. L. Hitchcock of Watertown the plumbing and heating The brick work is about up to the second story of the new Walsh and Russell school buildings. for which the Seeley x Upham Co are the contrac- ! tors, and it is expected that the struc- 1 ture will be roofed in about month. | Gaffney x Martin are doing the mason work on the latter and J. w. Gaffney x Co on the Walsh schoolhouse. J. F. Bittner has just completed the new apartment block on Prospect street of F. H. Humphrey and is fin 1 ishing the house of Frederick Lines on l Frederick street. Mir Biitner has work we'll along on the new house which he ] is building in Wateryille and is making
 alterations and improvements in a i house on Division street owned by F. l B. Rice.
 1 Plans are being drawn by Architects 1 Joseph A. Jackson of New York City ! for convent building to be erected on Crown street by St Thomas R. c. So- l ciety. It will be two and one-half sto- i ries in height, 54x64 feet. The roofing 1 will probably be of slate. Estimates l are being received on plans for both a
 frame and brick building.
 Contractors are figuring plans, drawn by Architects Griggs X Hunt, for a
 new residence to be erected on Ran daH avenue by Pierson R. Cumming. l It will be a frame house, 35x36 feet, with shingled roof. It will contain nine rooms. finished in hard woods and 1 provided with open plumbing, electric ] lights, hot air heat, art and plate glass
 etc. The cost will be about $5,000. w. NJ. Ashborn of this city has se-
 cured the contract to build S6,OOOO
 house in Thomaston for Joseph Wynn. l It will be of wood, 32x5S feet, with I Shlh-iCu IO0I.- Ine IOUlIS WILL De IH-
 ished in hard woods and provided with
 hot air heat. mantels. fireplaces, etc.
 The plans were drawn by Architect 1 Wheeler of Thomaston. Bryan Bros
 have the mason work F. l.. Hotchcoclz
 of Watertown having the plumbing
 and heating.
 Estimates are being received on
 plans of Architects Griggs x Hunt of
 this city for new block to be erected
 in Seymour by Daniel Dunham. It will be constructed of common brick.
 being 54x67 feet. with asphalt roof It
 will be three stories high in front and
 two in the rear. There will be cleo
 tric lights, iron columns, plate glass
 store fronts. etc. required. The first
 floor will provide three stores, while
 the upper floors will be arranged for I lodge purposes.
 Work on the concrete wall along the
 Naugatuck river on the road to Oak
 vile is progressing rapidly and will be
 more than half completed this year. | The George S. Chatfield Go are erect
 ing the wall for the Traction Co. 1t will be about 750 feet long and 27 feet l high. About 5000 barrels of Atlas 1 Portland cement will be used ill its con- 1 struction, which is being furnished by l the Warner Miller Go of New Haven, l who are exclusive agents for the ce-
 ment in New Haven county.-Commer-
 cial Record.