Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-10-30
NEW WORK UNDER WAY
Building Business Brisk in waterbur,
 Just Now.

Estimates have been made for tht
 erection of new house in Watertowr 1 for John Shields of that place. The
 house Will be arranged for two fami
 lies, each tenement having five rooms with conveniences.
 Architect T. B. Peck is drawing plans for a large factory building foi the American Pin Co in Oakville. Tho
 plans call for brick building, mil
 construction, 40X250 feet, with a gravel roof. The work will not be started be fore spring.
 The contract has been let to the Hurlburt Co to build a new house on
 the Watertown road for X. H. Wells.
 The house will contain eight rooms
 and will be 32X26 feet. Bryan Bros
 will do the mason work, and the other
 contracts have not been let.
 Architect T. B. Peck will draw the
 plans for the new building to be erect
 ed on North Main street by the Water
 bury Manufacturing Co. Work has
 already been commenced on the ex- cavations for the structure. the details or which will be given out later
 Architect Leonard Asheim is draw
 ing new plans for the Jewish syna- gogue to be erected on Kingsbury street. The building will be built of
 wood and will seat about 800 The cost will not exceed $S000 The first plans for the edifice called for brick building.
 The contract has been let to Chat field X Chatfield to build an engine house for the Randolph X Cloves Co. The building will be of brick. one story high, 1Sx46 feet. An addition to the power house, 24X26 feet, will also be built. The Berlin Construction Co will do the steel work. .s.....
 Plans have been drawn and estimates Will be received at once for the erec- tion of an addition to the plant of the Eagle Brewing Co. The company has just purchased large piece or proper ty in South Brooklyn. The addition will be of brick, 46x75 feet. fifty-two feet In height, with gravel roof.
 Contractor T. A. Delowry has con- missioned Architect c. Jerome Bailey to draw plans for new six-family apartment block which he will built on Maple street, where he has just purchased property. The building will be of wood, and each tenement will be provided with all the modern conven- fences.
 The contract has been let to Edward Bergen & Sons to put in the founda- tions for new house on Luke street for Patrick J. Coogan, The house will be 54x23 feet containing eight rooms, and will be provided with conveniences. The other contracts will be let at once. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 From plans drawn by Arhcitect c. Jerome Bailey, the contract has been let to D. E. Cronin to put in the founda- tions for the apartment building to be erected on North Main street for J. D. Roth. The other contracts will be let at once. The building will be of wood, and will be arranged for six tenements, with conveniences.
 Architects Freney X Jackson have completed plans for new store and tenement building to be erected op North Main street, corner of Aetna street, for D. F. Mack. The plans call for four-story frame building, 26x61. with a store on the ground floor and three tenements of six rooms each on the upper floors. The roofing will be with tin, and there will be open plumb ing, tiled vestibules, etc.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has con- pleted the plans for the new apartment block to be erected on North Willow street by Contractor P. II. Carroll. The plans show handsome structure, 5SxT7 feet, four stories high, with a gravel roof. The first story will be built of either fooled limestone or glazed terra cotta, and the upper stories of red Harvard brick random ishlar laid up in black mortar. There will be steel verandas in the rear. There will be eight first class apart nents of six rooms each, with terrazo floors for the halls. The bath rooms will have tile wainscoting four feet nigh, and also tile floors. The heating will be by steam, and there will be electric lights, gas and all other con- reniences that go with a fine modern apartment house. The foundations for | he building are now being put in by | nrou