Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-07
NEW BREWERY PROPOSED.
Land Bought in Brooklyn Dis
 trict For the Purpose.

Paul Suesse, Until Recently With the Hellmann Brewing Co, at the nead of the New Concern-Three Story Building Will Be Erected With Ca pacity of 400 Barrels of Beer Daily. Waterbury is going to have another brewery. This is not the annual pipe dream about a new brewery, but it is a fact. Plans will be prepared for the building ill short time and the work of erecting the plant will be started as soon as possible, and it is expected that the brewery will be ready for occupancy about January Fl, 1903.
 I Yesterday, Paul Suesse, formerly foreman and brewmaster with the Hellmann Brewing Go, bought a strip of land ill the South Brooklyn section of the city on which he will erect a small brewery which will be of the most modern style in the country. MT Suesse purchased five lots from Rich ard Smith and one from Peter Ske- han i'll South Brooklyn, near Turner's bridge across the Naugatuck river, in | a straight line from William Kurten's S place.
 | A Democrat reporter had an inter- view with MT Suesse this morning at his home on Bank street, across from the Hellmann brewery. "Yes, it is true'' he said. q intend to erect a | brewery in South Brooklyn. The ground for the new plant will be brok- en as soon as the plans are ready. am just writing to Architect George
 Runner of Hartford to prepare the plans at once. It will be a three story building, so erected that additional stories may be added at any time when required. The plant will be of
 the most modern style and the ma chinery will be the latest and most up to date. The foundation will be of
 stone and Plymouth. granite, while the rest of the building will be of common ibrick. It will have frontage of BOG fleet on Central street and a depth of I450 feet About 12 persons will be iemployed in the beginning and the out Iput of the plant will be about POO bar Irels of ale and lager daily. The wa ter supply is of the best. The spring lwater which will be used has been an alyzed and has been declared suitable for brewery purposes. The railroad lis near at hand and this is a great ad- lvantage. The estimated cost of the building will be about $50000 or $60, loco. Are there any other persons in 1terested with me in the new brewery
 Yes, but do not care to divulge theil
 thames at the present time.. l have mot the least doubt about the success lof the new venture. Waterbury is Large enough for two breweries. Then besides, the new brewery will be sit Iuated rather near to Naugatuck and the railroad is near at hand, if we lWish to send our stock to neighborins
 towns.
 q ought to know a little about brew
 cries by this time. Ever since l was Ififteen years old l have been connected with breweries in one capacity or an Iother. When I was only 19 years ole
 II was sent from Germany to be brew master and technical director of : large brewery in the Argentine repub- lie. That was in 1889. There l re
 mained four years. I am a graduate
 of the class of '97 of the Nation | Brewers academy of New York. IT my capacity as expert brewmaster fol the Encinger Carbonated and Filtel Go, New York, I visited brewerieE from Maine to Florida, aIQ from New York to San Francisco, introducing the
 carbonated brewing system for spark Hing ale. For the past four years have been connected with the Hell
 mann Brewing Go. I ought to know
 a little about the business, hadn't I!'