Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-13
BUILDERS ARE BUSY
Charles Miller to Pat Up Block on
 South Main Street.

uFdWH Dt AIShipStI I. ID. ItNh LuE Q new building to be erected on South Main street for Charles Miller, of the Miller & Peck Co. The plans call for brick structure, three stories high, with gravel roof. There will be stores on the ground floor and tenements on the upper floors and all the modern conveniences will be installed. The contract will be let at once.
 The contract has been let to the Green Bros Co to build a new house on the Bunker Hill road for Edgar Farnum. The plans are by Architect C. j. Bailey, and call for a frame house 24x49 feet. containing six rooms and provided with the usual conven- fences. The Bronson Knibbs Co will do the mason work and the other con tracts are not let.
 Work has been started on new house on Luke street for William Me Farland, the plans for which are by Architect Leonard Asheim. It will be 27x43 feet, arranged for two tepe- ments. and will be provided with all conveniences. Edward Bergen & Sons will do the mason work and the other contracts are not let.
 From plans drawn by Architect Jo- seph T. Smith. the contract has been let to Alfred Lariviere to do the. car penter work on the new house to be erected on Luke street for P. J. Coo gan. The foundations are now being put in by Edward Bergen & Sons. and the plumbing and heating are not let. The house will contain eight rooms. and will be provided with all conyen- fences.
 Plans have been drawn for the cree ton of two new houses at Warren Park for the Wright Building Co. The owner will do the carpenter work and the other contracts have not been Iat as yet. The houses will be of frame construction, each arranged for two tenements. and will be provided with all the modern conveniences, including hot air heat.
 Bhnsfield & Carney have opened Il plumbing shop at $50 Bank street. The firm are completing a contract for the plumbing in the Mahaney block on Bank street and have contracts for putting in new plumbing in a house on Fourth street for James Madigan, and a new tin roof for a house on North Main street for John Mraz.
 Architect c. J. Bailey is completing the plans for the new block to bc erected on Maple street for Contractor T. \. Delowry. The building will be three stories high. of wood, with q gravel roof, and will be provided for six apartments of five and six rooms each, with all conveniences. The first floor will be provided with furnace heat.
 F. Anastasla Is putting in two eel lars at Fairmount for the Realty De selopment Co. The plans call for frame houses. each to be arranged for three families, with the usual conven fences. None of the other contracts are let as yet
 The Connecticut R. & l.. Co have plans for the erection of a new car barn on West Main street. The pres ent building on the site will be re 1noved Hrda new taliIding of brick. steel construction with gravel root, accommodating nine tracks. will be erected.
 D. F.. Cronin Is doing the mason work on an addition to a barn on Leonard street for John McElligott IL will be 15x26 feet.
 Martin V. Baldwin has the contract to build an addition 10 a house on James street for Thomas Jackson. R ]. Blansfield will do the plumbing and the plans are by Architects Freney X Jackson.
 William Robinson is building frame addition to a house on Easi Main street for John Scazzfaya. If will be 4x30 feet, containing two rooms.
 The contract for tie plumbing in the school and convent building on South Main street for our Lady of Lourdes church has been let to John Ashton.
 The contract for the metal ceilings in the O'Brien building on North Main street has been given to the ". T. Disley Co. The firm have just com pleted contract for metal work on the Mahaney building in Brooklyn.
 From plans by Architect T. B. Peck. the contract has been let to c. A. Up- ham to make some changes to a house on Church street for J. r. Elton. The Barlow Bros Co will do the plumbing.
 Victor Gay will do the mason work on the threefamily house to he bulit on Brewster street for FrancoIs La riViere. Victor Bernier is the builder.