Waterbury Democrat., 1901-06-11
BUILDING NOTES.

l l H. A. Lawlor is making alterations and improvements in the house on Baldwin street owned by Mrs A. Kill | oughey.
 l The Seeley & Upham company were given the contract for barn to be erected on North Willow street by HardWick &5 Gill.
 Edward Lewis has purchased a building lot on the Watertown road and contemplates the erection of a new residence.
 Bids will be received until June 14th for installing the new plumbing system in the Bank street, Hendricken and Clay street school buildings. The Tracy Bros company have the contract for an addition to the office of the American Ring company. Chat field & Chatfe1d will do the mason work
 l Hardwick & Gill were awarded the contract for the plumbing of the two new houses which H. D. S H. R. Hotch- kiss arc building on Bucks Hill
 The New England Engineering com pany are wiring for electric fans the Waterbury hospital. They also have a contract for wiring for H. B. Mattoon ill Watertown.
 Plans are in preparation by Architect Joseph II. Smith for a residence to be built on Arlington Heights by w. B. Reynolds It will be of wood. ,shing- led on roof and sides.
 Victor Bernier has about completed extensive alterations and additions to. a house on Fuller street for Ephriam Deslage. Rivet & Chaput did the mas on work and M. Clancy the plumbing.
 The Barlow Bros company have the plumbing and metal work on the new block which T. A. Delowry is building at the corner of East Main and Cherry streets for M. J. McEvoy. o. T. Norton is building founda- tions on Sperry street for alterations and additions to the house of Edward l Malone. c. A. Ketchen is the contrac- tor Plans by Architect Joseph T. l Smith. l Austin & Woodruff have secured the contract for painting the new apart ment block of F. H. Humphrey on Prospect street. Among other con- tracts are those for painting two hous- es which T. A. Delowry is building on Grove street.
 The new three-family house, which Victor Bernier is building on Farm street for A. Gauthier is now ready for the plastering, the contract for which was let to Rivet & Chaput. Henry Weyand has the timing and plumbing The Excelsior Concrete company has secured the contract for a concrete floor in the building which the Farrell Foundry & Machine company are erect ing on Bank street. They also have a 1 contract for an asphalt floor for the Benedict & Burnham Manufacturing company.
 From plans of Architects Griggs & l Hunt the contract has been let to the Tracy Bfes company for alterations and improvements in the office build ing of the Benedict & Burnham Manu- featuring company. Chatfield & Chat 1 field will do the mason work and Will liam T. Disley the plumbing.
 F. H. Garrity has secured the con- tract for the plumbing, and Austin 6 Woodruff the painting of the new block which the Milford Land & Cot tage company are erecting on Center street. T. A. Delowry has the carpen- ter work and J. w. Gaffney 6 Co the I mason work.
 Victor Bernier has secured the con- l tract for double house to be built on Bishop street by Mrs Annie Rafferty. 1t will be of wood, 26x39 feet, with shingied roof. The rooms will be we'll finished and provided with convenience es. Patrick Thompson has the c0ntract ! to build the foundations. A. J. Smith | is the architect
 c. A. Ketchen has secured the con tract for first-class residence tc be erected at Highland Park by c. B. Hoadley. It will be of field stone for the first story, shingled above. The rooms will be finished in hard woods and provided with mantels, fireplaces, plate glass, etc The heating will be by hot air.or hot water, and the lighting by electricity. Henry Kellmer has the foundation work. Plans by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 Naugatuck, Conn. L. " Matson is building a new | aO0eoC III CllOA olly IOT NOT throp. N. A. French built the founda- tions.
 J. J. German of this place is making extensive improvements in the church l of the Roman Catholic society at Ches- hire.
 Foundations are being built for the new church which the IT. Wales Lines company of Meriden will build for the Congregational society. R. F. Jones of Unionville has the carpenter work.
 Foundations have been completed for | the new residence of Harris White more on which Hiram Bissell of Hart ford has the mason work and k. k. Jones of UnionvilIe the carpenter work.
 E. A. Hotchkiss has the contract to build new house at Platt's Mills for Henry Roberts. It will be of wood, 30x34 feet, with shingled roof.
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