Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-11-06
NEW BUILDINGS
Plans Being Prepared And Work Un-
 der Way in Many Places.

From plans drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, the contract has been let to John Mraz for the carpenter work and clustering on the new apart ment block for J. D. Roth on North Main street. The owner will do the painting and the plumbing will be let separately. The plans show a frame building arranged for sex tenements with the usual conveniences.
 Real Estate Agent Louis M. Raffel is contemplating the erection of fine apartment block at the corner of Lin- coin and Fisk streets. It will be a brick building and will be provided with all convepiences. Mir Raffel also has plans for building three three family houses at Highland park where he has recently purchased property. No architect has been chosen as yet.
 From plans drawn by Architect Jo- seph A. Jackson, 1123 Broadway, New York, the contracts have been let to Edward Bergen X Sons on the school and convent to be erected on South Main street for the Church of Our Lady of Lourdes. The building will be of brick, 34x62 feet, two stores and basement, with tin roof. The heating will be by steam.
 The contract has been let to Victor Bernier to build a three-family house on Brewster street for Francois Lari- viere. It will be a frame house, 26x50 feet, and will contain IS rooms. The heating will be by hot water and hot air and the house will be fitted with al, the modern eonyeniences. The sub contracts are not let as yet.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the new house for T. B. Walker on Walnut street has been let to John Rowley. w. H. Kibner will do the plumbing and the painting is not let. The plans for the house are by Archl- tects Freney and Jackson and have been fully described in recent issue.
 Plans will soon be drawn for five new houses to be erected on Walnut and Catherine streets for D. T. Far rington, the real estate agent. The houses will each be arranged for three tenements and will be fitted up in the most approved style. No architect has been selected as yet
 w. H. Phillips, with Benedict & Burnham, will soon have plans drawn for new residence which he will build on East Main street, 10 will be frame house, arranged for two tere- ments and will be provided with all the modern convenlenees. No archi- tect has been selected as yet.
 John J. German has been given the contract to build new dwelling in Naugatuck for William K. McDer- mott. 1t will be a three-family house, each tenement to have five rooms with the usual conveniences. N. A. French will do the mason work.
 Architect Joseph T Smith Is draw ing plans for a new house to be erect ed on Division street for Robert Bulk. It will be a three-family house, each apartment to have six rooms and all the modern eonyeniences will be ln- stalled
 The contract has been let to G. A. Upham to build a new house on East ern avenue for Architect Joseph T. Smith. Bryan Bros. will do the ma son work and the other contracts are not let. The plans call for a frame house fitted with all the modern con veniences.
 Work has been started on new house at Platts Mills for B. C. Tes- sier. The house will be 26x34 feet, containing seven rooms and will be provided with the usual improvements. E. H. Jones will do the mason work and the owner will do the carpenter work.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has drawn plans for the erection of a new house at Morningside for Green Bros. 1t will be 24x29 feet, containing six rooms with all convenienees.
 Bids for the erection of the apart ment house for D. E. Fitzpatrick on Cooke street close today. The plans are by Architect Griggs & Hunt and have been fully described in a recent issue.