Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-18
T11 1uHbuEa 3UNuEs0. watesUury Architects and Cohtractors Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

fl 4 < 7 Architect Joseph T.. smith is com pleting plans for q tenement block to be erected at the corner of North Elm and Water streets for Samuel and Louis Chotxianon. It will be a brick structure. l8x75 feet four stories high, with . gravel roof. There will he nine tenements of four and i've rooms and the building will be pro. vided with the usunl convenience. The owners will do the carpenter work and the other contracts will be awarded soon.
 The Waterbury Brass Go have ta- ken out permit to erect two steel and brick buildings at their plant on West Main street. All the work will he done by the owners. The struc- lures will be one story high, 103x110 feet, and will be used as rod mills Plans are now being drawn for new casting shop. It will be about 300 feet long, one story high, of brick and steel.
 John Emmonz has been awarded the contract for the foundations of q new house to be erected on Highland avenue for Mrs Nellie Wagner. It will be one-fainily house of wood, 23x34 feet, containing nine rooms. The heating will be by furnace and the house will be provided with ev- cry modern convenience.
 The contract has been awarded to Frank K.. Lawlor to build new house on Lemngwell avenue, Nor wood, for G.I H. Cloves. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith and call for Q house 2ox34 feet, of wood, 1 containing nine rooms. we'll finished and provided with hot air heat and all conveniences. Henry Kellner will do the mason work and the other suh- contracts have not been awarded as yet.
 ] Architect C. Jerome Bailey has been commissioned to draw the plans for the new Congregational church in Prospect. As yet the details have no: been decided upon. but the edifce will probably be built of field stone, l with slate roof. Fl. s. Clark, l.. c. Clark and F A. Talmadge are mem. bers Of the building committee. From plans drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, the contract has been awarded to Joseph Manganaro to put in the foundation for the frame tene. ment house to be erected for John I Swenson on Chestnut avenue. II will be arranged for three tenemehts I of five rooms and the usual convcn. fences will be provided. The other contracts will be awarded soon. Competitive plans have been re- cefved for the new club house for the ] Waterbury Country Club association and estimates are being made on the different plans. It is expected that a | decision will be reached in about two weeks. J. Richard Smith has the matter in charge.
 | Architects Freney & Jackson are drawing plans for a new house to be erected on Fourth street for Joseph Taylor. The house will be of frame construction, containing three tene. ments of nve rooms, provided with the usual convenlences. The plana will be put out for estimates at once
 It is reported that plans are being drawn for a new block to be erected at the corner of Bank street and Washington avenue for John Kill loughcy, who recently purchased property in that location. No details can be obtained at this time.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the two new houses for Dr F. F. Cook on Round Hill street hns been awarded to c. M. Brooks. The house will be built of wood. arranged for six tenements, provided with all tho modern conycniences.
 Estimates are being made for two houses to be erected on Chestnut av- enue for M. D. Russell. The houses will be arranged for three families, each hat containing five rooms and the usual conveniences will be pro- vided. The contracts will be award | cd soon.
 Work has been started on new house on the Spring Lake road for ] B. N. Larrow. It win be . frame house, containing i've rooms. The owner will do the work.
 The Realty Development Go has re gently sold building lots at Fairmont to F. F. Donovan and c. H. Plump ton. It is reported that both pieces of property Will be improved.