Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-29
THE BUILDING BUSINESS
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

houses on WOOdlaWn terrace. EaCn house will be arranged for two fam flies. containing 13 rooms, and all conveniences. The owner will do the carpenter work and the other con- tracts will be let at once. MT Ketchen has plans for the erection of three more houses on the same street later in the season.
 The contract to build the new ten ement house block on Hospital aven- ue for c. A. Colley, the plans for which are by Architect Joseph T.. Smith, has been let to the Fidelity Construction company. The G. s.. Chatfield company will do the mason work and the other contract will be let at once. The house will be of frame construction, containing 46 rooms. The usual conveniences will be provided.
 From plans drawn by Architect .. Jerome Bailey the contract to build the new residence on North Willow street for N. A. Upham has been let to c. M. Brooks. The mason work will be done by the Bronson-knibbs company. The house will be 34x36 feet, of wood, containing IF rooms and will be provided with all the modern conveniences. The heating will be by hot water. The other con- tracts will be let at once.
 Work has been started on a new building at the corner of Bank and North Riverside streets for D. J. Mahaney. It will be two stories high. of brick, 21x59 feet, with a gravel roof, and will be arranged for stores and offices. The work will be done by the day under the supervision of the owner.
 M. Capobianco has the contract for the foundations on the new house to be erected on the Boulevard for 1 Theodore Meyers. The other con- tracts will be let at once. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith, and call for frame house, arranged for two tenements of six rooms, provided with hot air heat and all the modern conveniences.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey is drawing sketches for an apartment ! house, the owners name to be with 1 held for the present. It will be a brick structure, containing 32 apart ments and will be provided with all 1 the modern conveniences. Further details will be given out later. The Maccauley Construction com- pany have the contract to build a l frame and brick building on North Main street for W. w. Tower. It will be one story high, 38x36. with a gravel roof and will be arranged for three stores.
 Work will be started at once on a new house on the Woodtick road for Samuel Mccormick, from plans drawn by Architect k. E. Benedict. It will be frame house, 23xS7 feet. containing eight rooms, provided with conveniences. The work will be done by the day.
 Contractors Tafel & Shapiro have started work on three-family houses for themselves on Division street. The plans call for frame house, 26x45 feet, containing 17 rooms. j.. NJ. Gill will do the plumbing. and O. T. Norton put in the foundations some time ago. Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed plans and estimates are being made for the addition to the property at 77 East Main street for A. Sanditz. It will be one story high. and will be used for store. J. J. Cook has been given the con- tract for the plumbing in connection with the changes to a house on the Woodtick road for E. l.. Raymond. Tafel & Shapiro have the contract for some changes to houses on Ridge street for Samuel Ricciardi. The present houses will be arranged for three tenements.
 Victor Bernier has the contract for some changes to a building on West Main street for P. Perriutto. A frame addition will be built on and other changes made.
 The contract for the plumbing in the new residence on Elmwood av- enue for G. L. Riggs has been let to N. J. Daily & Son.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the ice houses for William H.. Hayes has been let to J. A. Lovett. The plans are by Architects Freney & Jackson. and have been described in recent issue.
 Estimates are now being made on plans drawn by Architects Freney & Jackson for a new houses in Simons- vile for James Henshaw and the contract will be let soon.
 Frank x. Bergen will do the mason work and valcourt & Courte- manche the carpenter work on two buildings on Union street for Thomas Bergen. They will be 25xi0 and 40x1s feet, of wood and will be used for storage purposes.
 Arcbitect T. R. Pa~k will n-plsahiy have t'.e plans f,.s the new residence at Norwood for q IT. Cowles eonI- nicted next week and estimates will lsa rsa.ia at once The uisns have been fui.y described in a recent issue
 The Waterbury Country club is in process of formation. The incorrora- i"-< have sr option on about :O a--.. nf lard on the Erih' 's "a ..ad and will erect suitable clubhouse. Among those interested in the project gre !. R. Smith. c l.. White. R E. Griggs. r. r Brown. \. R. Bronson ani ". F. Merrimsn-
 The CLaries Thatcher Co hsve the plumbing and the New England Engi- neering Co the electrical work In con nestion with some changes ta a house on FIrst avenue for ". Mcr-