Waterbury Democrat., 1901-07-23
/ BUILDING NOTES.

G. w. Gaffney & Go are building granite wall and steps for NJ. J. Byrne at Morningside.
 A. F. Taylor has been awarded the contract for painting the Washington street schoolhouse at his bid of $33O.
 The Seeley & Upham company have about completed extensive alterations and improvements in a church at North Woodbury.
 Architect Leonard Asheim has con- pleted plans for extensive alterations and additions to building at the West end for James Fruin.
 Architect Leonard Asheim has dvawn plans for remodeling house on Orange street for F. c. & G. c. Per kins. There will be new plumbing, etc.
 Among contracts for mason work re- gently taken by T. F. Butler are those for Edward McMahon on Mill street and J. E. Carey on William street.
 The wood work has been started on the new store and tenement block which A. F. Jollett is building at the corner of Ward and Round Hill streets for o. F. Cardinal.
 Foundations are being built on Can al street for a three-story brick block to be erected by A. Russo. It will be 2Sx40 feet, with tin roof. Leonard Asheim is the architect.
 Contractors are figuring plans for a cottage to be erected on Deer Island, Bantam lake, by Mrs Henrietta Ash elm. The plans were prepared by Ar chitect Leonard Asheim.
 Bids will be received until July 29th for the proposed new school buildings to be erected from plans of Architects T. M. Freney of this city and Joseph A. Jackson of New York.
 Neagle & Geralghty, the real estate brokers, have sold lot on Walnut street to Mary E. Kenny for William Ball and a house on Sarsfield street to MT Ball for Stephen Langley.
 The Bronson-Knibbs company are building foundations on Bridge street for the new block which the Tracy Bros company will build for Charles Fitzpatrick. w. T. Disley will do the plumbing and roofing.
 The Charles Thatcher company have been awarded the contract for placing new plumbing in four houses on Farm and Vine streets owned by Isadore Chase. Architect Leonard Asheim will have charge of the work.
 Foundations are being built on Washington street for the new three tenement house which Fitzgerald & Greenwood will buid for T. F. Halpin. Architect Leonard Asheim vii have su- pervision of the work.
 From plans drawn by Architect Leonard sAshiem of this city, the house at Brooklyn, owned by W. NJ. Marlow, is being remodeled into a modern resi- dence, James Lowry of Brooklyn has charge of the work.
 The Tracy Bros Go have been awarded the contract for alterations ill the house on Abbott avenue of W. l.. Norris. The entrance will be enlarged and new staircases provided. The fill ish will be in oak.
 The Charles Thatcher Go have the plumbing and roofing of the new block of Edward McMahon on Mill street. They will also do the plumbing and heating of the new residence which is being erected for Rev Peter Saurusai- tis.
 The new store and tenement build ing of M. J. McEvoy at the corner of East Main and Cherry streets is now being plastered by Contractor T. +. Butler. T. A. Delowry is the builder, F. H. Garrity having the plumbing and A. +. Taylor the painting.
 The Tracy Bros Co have secured the contract for single house to be built at Norwood by c. K. Shelton. 1t will be of wood, heated by hot air and pro- | vided with all modern Improvements. Bryan Bros are the masons, w. T. Disley having the plumbing and heat | ing.
 G. G. Riggs, the contractor for arti- ficial stone. is laying court yard, etc, | for G. J. Stoeckel at Norfolk and cold l storage and milk rooms for Rufus Holmes in Winsted. Among a large number of local contracts are those for Leroy White and John H. Way.
 Victor Bernier has been awarded the contract for the new residence to be erected at Morningside by w. F. Jar rett. Frank Convard will do the ma son work. The plans were drawn by | Architect E. D. Benedict and call for | a frame house, about. thirty-eight feet | square, shingled on roof and sides. The rooms will be finished in oak and provided with hot air heat, electric 1 lights, mantels and fireplaces.
 Ground has been broken for two l three family houses and store and tenement building to be erected at the corner of Walnut and Ward streets by | Henry Muller. They will be of wood, | each 27x44 feet, with tin roofs, we'll ! finished and provided with every inn | provement, including mantels, electric 1 lights, hot air heat.setc. The cost will ] be about $5.000 each. The work is