Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-21
BUILDINGS UNDER WAY
What the Commercial Record Has
 to Say About Waterbury,

to Say About Waterbury.
 Architects Griggs & Hunt have com.
 pleted the plans for the new block to
 be erected on Cooke street for D. B. l Fitzpatrick The building will be one
 of the finest apartment houses in Wa | terbury. The plans call for a brick
 building, 51x78 feet, five stories high, l with a gravel roof and galvanized iron | trimmings. There will be ten apart
 ments of six rooms each, finished in
 red birch, ash and North Carolina pine,
 and provided with steam heat, electric lights and gas, and all other conyen- fences. Estimates will be made at once.
 ChatfeId & Chatfield are building a sea wall for N. R. Bronson, in connec- ton with the Improvements at Lake Quassapaug, Middlebury. The Tracy
 Bros Co will erect the new buildings, but work will not be started before spring. The plans will be drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt From plans drawn by Architect Jos eph T. Smith, the contract has been let to P. Anastasia 6 Go to put in the foundations for the three-family apart
 ment house on Brewster street for An drew Gardner The other contracts will be let soon. The building will be of wood. arranged for tenements of five rooms each.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has drawn plans for new building to be erected at the corner of Easton avenue and Aetna street for Samuel Chotzian- off. The building will be three stories high, of wood. 40x65 feet. with a gravel roof. Each tenement will have five rooms. and will be provided with all conveniences.
 Contractor Julius Chotzianoff has had plans drawn by Architect c. J.. Bailey for six-family block to be erected on Griggs street. The building will be arranged for tenements of five rooms each. with all conveniences. Lone of the sub-contracts are let. Louis Archambault will have plans drawn for remodeling block on South Main street. The building will be car ried out to the sidewalk line and ar ranged for store on the ground floor and tenements on the second floor. Charles Templeton, of Hotchkiss & Templeton, has purchased seventeen acres of land in Oakville. It is report ed that Mir Templeton will have plans drawn for fine residence which he will erect on the site.
 The contract for the plumbing in the Bunker Hill school has been let to the L. H. Toucey Go.
 The contract has been let to the Tor rington Building Go to erect new building at WatervilIe for the Rowbot- tom Machine O. It will be of wood one story high, 30x50 feet.
 Bryan Bros are putting In the foun- dations for new house for Martin Casey on Cole street.
 Architects Freney x Jackson have drawn plans for remodeling house on West Farm street for John W. Gaff- ney. It will be arranged for three ten ements. with conveniences. None of the contracts are let.
 Contractor B. A. Irion has started work on changes to house on Cherry street for Mrs E. Race. The present house will be arranged for three rens- ments. W. H. Lowe will do the plumb ing.
 The contract for the plumbing ih the three houses for George Meeker on the Watertown road has been let to the Henry WeyandsCo. The Fidelity Con-. struction Go are the builders, and the plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 The contract has been let to Chaun- cey Seeley & Go to remodel house on Bronson street for A. Ponzello. It will be arranged for one more tenement. The same contractors will remodel frame house at Wedges Corners into two tenements for Clarence Judd. None of the sub-contracts are let.
 Among the estimates submitted by the board of education at a regular meeting this week are: $23.000 for six-room addition to the Bank street school. and s30O0O for an elght-room addition to the Webster school.
 Building permits: City of Water bury, Banker Hill school house; W. c. French. North Main street, brick block; Rowbottom Machine Go, Waterville, frame building; Frank Teodore, North Main street, alterations to house: Mar tin Casey, Cole street, frame house: F. Race, Cherry street. alterations to house. Number of permits for the week. [; estimated cost, $54,000.
 Plumbing permits, old buildings: J. Walsh. Hopkins street, NJ. ]. Fahy, plumber; NJ. Fitzgerald. Bridge street. S. " Hole, plumber: Carter & Davis, Chapel street, John Ashton, plumber; Sam Ricardi. Denny street, John Ash ton, plumber; Jane Rushton, Rushton place, Barlow Bros Co, plumbers; NJ. | r. Moore. Orange street, L. H. You cey Go. plumbers; NJ. A. Pond. East | Main street, L. H. Toucey Co, plumb CTS: M D. Russell. South Main street,