Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-07
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

Have Plenty of Work Ahead. N Architect c. Jerome Bailey ha.
 drawn plans for new tenement house to be erected on James stree,
 Tor J. R. Walker. The building vii
 be S0x71 feet, four stories high, tht
 hrst story to be of brick. There will
 be eight tenements of five rooms and
 the usual conyeniences will be pro,
 vided. The roofing will be with
 gravel. The plans. will be ready fol
 estimates the first of the coming
 week. ! The contract has been let to White X Mohr to build the foundations for
 the new residence to be erected at
 Norwood for Mrs q. H. Cloves. The plans are by Architect T. E. Peck and
 call Tor q house of wood and stone, l DIXIE feet, containing twelve rooms, l finished in hard woods and provided
 with every modern convenience. The
 other contracts will be let soon. From plans drawn by Architect c.
 Jerome Bailey. the contract has been
 let to Victor Bernier for some chang es to building on South Main street for Leon Barrette. An addition of brick, three stories high, providing two stores and two tenements will be built on and other changes made. The | construction company will do the mason work.
 Contractor J. F. Bittner has taken out permit for the new building which he will erect on West Main St. for himself. It will be frame structure, 4Ox54 feet. arranged for six tenements of five rooms. The usual conyeniences will be provided o. T. Norton will do the mason work and the other contracts will be let soon.
 Architects Freney and Jackson are drawing plans to be erected on Lo- cust street for A. Levin It will be a frame and brick house, arranged for three tenements of five rooms. The heating will be by furnace and the usual conveniences will be pro- vided. The plans for the founda- tions are now being figured and the super-structure plans will be com PAOtSo Ah oUOul d W Cch. .
 Plans have been completed for new house on North Willow street for G. H. Cloves. It will be of wood, 26x52 feet, arranged for two apart ments of six rooms, we'll finished and provided with every convenience. The heating will be by hot air. Joseph T. Smith is the architect.
 
 It Is estimated that the new engine house to be erected at the corner of Baldwin and Luke streets will cost about $20,000. As yet no architect has been selected. but it is probable that work will be started the early part of the coming year.
 The contract has been let to the Tracy Bros Co to build an addition to the plant of the Mattatuck Mfg Co on East Main street. It will be one story high, 30x4S feet ,of wood.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey is drawing plans for three-family house on North Main street for H. J. Smith, the baker. Each tenement will contain six rooms, provided with I the usual conveniences.
 P. H. Carroll, the real estate deal- CT. has purchased property on West Grove street. Mir Carroll will have plans drawn for the erection of two modern. apartment buildings on the site, the details of which will be giv- en out later.
 The contract for iron work on the | Weinstein block on South Main | street has been let to the Meriden | Brass & Iron Co of Meriden.
 Work has been started on frame building for John Martone on East ' Main street. It will be one story \ high, 16x25 feet.
 Brennan & Williams have the con- iract for the carpenter work in con- nection with the addition to a store ,n Bank street for T. C. O'Brien. Louis A. Walsh is the architect.
 Tafel & Shapiro have been award I'd the contract to build a frame barn ,n Branch street for J. $. Neiman. It I will be FAXES feet, two stories high. |
 Work has been started on an ai- iition to the plant of the Diamond Bottling corporation on South Main street. It will be one story high. of 'rame construction. 20xt2 feet. The | work will be done by the owners.
 The contract for the changes 10 a house on Fourth street for James schmidt has been let to Alfred Dan- el. Three bathrooms will be in- stalled and the house arranged for hree tenements. Freney & Jackson Ire the architects.
 Steps are being taken towards se- turing an appropriation for a new ,olice station. It is estimated that l building suitable for the city's ieeds will cost about si00,090. No details have been decided upon as ret.
 Julius Hanson has been awarded | he contract for some changes to louse at tho corner of ScorilI and | south Elm streets for $. Tassamo. An addition. of wood. will be built on md other changes made.
 The plans for the brick tenement II house to be erected on Canal street II or Frank Pope will be ready for es- imstes in about week. C. Jerome Bailey drew the plans and the buiId- | ng has been fully described in a re- ,ent issue. li
 LarivisTe & Co have started work m the new house for Mrs Emma rrudeau on South Main street The ,lans are by Architect C. Jerome Bailey and call for frame house. ,Tranged for six tenements and pro-