Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-23
BUILDING NOTES.

The contract has been let to B. F. Ziegler for the plumbing for extensive additions and changes which John Mraz is making in a house on River side street for l.. c. Wenzel. The Barlow Brothers company have Fsecured contracts for plumbing ana heating of the proposed new residence of Charles E. Hall on Pine street, for
 which the Seeley & Upham company
 are the contractors.
 M. J. Ashborn & company have se- cured the contract to build an addition to the plant of A. H. Wells x company
 It will be, two-story building, 2Oxloo feet, with gravel roof. The same con tractors will also remodel the once of the concern.
 The contract was let to M. J. Ash born & company for the proposed new
 House of O. H. Camp on Cherry street. l It will be, finished in oak, ash and other hard woods and provided With every convience.
 M. J. Ashborn & company have com pleted work on the new house of J. | Mitchell. Thomas Mitchell did the | mason work, w. IT. Lowe the plumb l ing and S. Decker the painting. F. J.
 Bolan furnished the hardware. | Work is we'll along on the new block | which NJ J. Ashborn & company are
 building on North Main street for 0. H. Cables. F. w, Nichols was given
 the mason work, w H. Lowe the
 plumbing and heating and the F. W.
 Dains company the painting. |
 pany are wiring the house on First
 avenue of w. R. Hampson and are in-
 stalling motor for the Palace Confec- tionery company. Among other con-
 tracts is that to place Q 10 H. F. motor
 for the Frank Miller company. | Preliminary plans have been drawn | for a business block which W. H.
 Camp contemplates building on Bank
 street. It will be of brick, four stories
 in height, 46x95 feet, with a front of
 pressed brick. Further details have
 not been decided upon. T. F. Jackson, successor to Charles
 Jackson s& Son, has started work on l his contracts for the cut stone work on the new bank buildings of the Go lonial Trust company at the corner Of l West Main and Leavenworth streets
 and the Savings Bank of New Britain
 in that city.
 l Loren R. Garter, the real estate
 broker, is considering the erection of two new double houses on West Main street. They will be of wood, each
 about 26x42 feet The rooms will be
 heated by hot air and provided with
 mantels, etc. Gaffney &5 Martin will do the mason work. Other contracts not let. .4
 l B. 0. Smith has been awarded the
 contract for two single residences to
 be erected on Bucks Hill for H. D. Hotchkiss. They will be constructed ] of fieldstone and wood, 33x36 feet each, with shingled roofs. The houses 1 will be heated by hot air or hot water 1 and provided with mantels, firep1aces,
 etc. The cost will be about $4,2O0
 each.
 Contractors have figured plans for the new ffactorv ora office buildings to
 be built by the Waterbury Farrel Foundry & Machine company. The l former will be a four-story brick and iron structure. 46x192 feet. The en- tire cost will be in the neighborhood tof $75,000. Griggs Ss Hunt are the architects.
 c. C.. Riggs, the we'll known con- tractor for artificial stone, etc, has
 about completed an extensive contract for rebuilding roads for the Great Brook Manufacturing company near Forest park. He is also laying arti-
 fcial stone floors for the Waterbury
 Steam Laundry on Jefferson street and
 walks for the Mattatuck Manufac-
 turing company and J. Dickerman on Chestnut avenue.
 The Brenner Brothers Manufactur- ing company have a contract for iron
 grille work in the store of the Lake
 & Strobel company. They are also getting out fixtures for the Seeley &
 Upham company, Mrs Storm on Eliza beth. street, H. Perkins in Bridgeport, the Mattatuck Drug company on Cher " street extension, M. Hansen on Ex- change place and q large number of contracts in Naugatuck and other parts of the state. e.-Commercial Record