Waterbury Democrat., 1901-02-18
BUILDING NOTES.

NO ~~~~~- lotte Harrison.
 Architect Leonard Asheim has pre- pared plans for four houses to be erected in Hartford by the Bras Dor Land company.
 John Ashton has about completed his contract for the new plumbing i'll house on West Main street owned by Mrs T. I. Driggs.
 Through the real estate agency of A. F. Abbott, property on Pine street has recently been sold for the estate of Helen H. Abbott to Charles L. Holmes.
 Architect E. F. Benedict will short ly remove his office to Room 51, New England Engineering company's building and extensive improvements are now being made in the new quar- ters. which are larger and more con Venient.
 Plans have been completed by Archi- tect Joseph T. Smith for q new two family house which will be built on Keefe street by Thomas Kelleher. It will be of wood. about 26X4S feet, pro- yided with all the modern improve mentS.
 Work will be started in about month on the new three-family house to be built on Farm street by John Mraz for Paul Lax. Henry Keilner has the contract for the foundation work. Plans by Architect Leonard Asheim:
 Bids will be received until March | 1st for the heating and ventilating syS- temS of the proposed new schoolhouse to be erected on West Side hill. for which Architect Thomas M. Freney l hr,;l n O will be heated by the Plenum system | of force fans.
 ! The contract has been secured by w. i IT. Lowe. for the plumbing and tin l roofing in connection with a block which is being built on North Main street by C. H. Cables. MT Lowe also has the contract to install new plumb ing in a three-family. house on Vine street for Robert Manthe. The contract has been let to J. J. 1 Macauley for a stable to be erected on ! Columbian Boulevard in connection with the new residence to be built by pr 1T. c. Anderson. It will be 22X41 feet two stories in height. The building will also provide apartments 1 for the coachman. eac.
 Estimates are being received by Ar 1 clltocC l.. btlctllCl 1ol ploPo'7SN new residence to be built at Morning l side. It will he contracted of brlck | and stone. 3OX55 feet. with slate roof. l The rooms will be finished in hard woods. heated by hot air and proyid- | cd with all the most modern conven- fences.
 Henry Weyand is doing the plumb | inc and heating of q house on West 1 Main street for Loren r.. Carter, the real estate broker Among other con | tracts are those for the plumbing in ! connection with houses which are be- | ing built on Riverside Strete for Oliver T. Norton by J. r. Bittner and Charles 1 $. Howe.
 | Estimates have been received on q three family house to be built on Camp street by H. r. Camp. for whom w. IT. Lowe is agent. Itwill be q frame structure. 2GX4S feet. With shingled
 room. The rooms will be finished in 1 hard woods and provided with man. tels. etc The cost will be in the neigh
 borhood of $4O0o.
 $. J. Marsh is having plans pre- pared by Architect T. B. Peck for a
 new residence which he will build on
 Columbian Boulevard. It will be con structed of wood. heated by hot wa
 ter or steam and lighted by electricity
 Mantels. fireDiaceS. plate glass. etc,
 will be provided. The cost will be in
 the neighborhood of $S,5Oo.
 Among contracts recently taken by
 the Brenner Bros Manufacturing com pary are, those for chandeliers etc. fol IT. W. Wriescl on North Main street and
 F. Palmer at Naugatuck: combination chandeliers for W. II. Hine on Divis-
 ion street: new guards for the Water
 bury National bank on Bank street and retinShing the fixtures in the
 block on East Main street owned by
 the Spencer x Pierpont company.
 Plans are in preDaration by Archi
 tcct Leonard Asheim for extensive
 alterations and additions to q resi-
 dence in this city. The name of the
 owner is withheld for present. Ar
 addition. 12x11 feet. will be built anl
 other alterations made. It will pro
 vide for library. finished in ouartere(
 oak. Leaded glass. metal ceiling. com
 bination gas and electric light fixtures
 will be required.
 Plans have been completed by Ar
 chitect T. F. Peck for a store anG
 apartment block to be erected on Alb
 bolt avenue by r. B. Rice. It will b'
 q five-story structure, of brick trimmed with granite The rootins
 will be with gravel. It will provide
 for eight apartments of six rooms eacl and will have two stores on tht
 ground floor, equipped with plate glass
 fronts, etc. The rooms will be finished in hard woods, lighted by electricity
 heated by steam and provided witt
 electric bells, speaking tubes, man
 tels, fireplaces, etc. There will also bt skylight required. Rec ord.
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