Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-01-30
THE BUILDING BUSINESS
Waterbury Architects and Contractors Have
 Plenty of Work Ahead.

John Fernandez has taken out permit to build q four-story brick ten ement buiding(at the corner of Bank and Porter streets. The owner will do the mason work, and the other contracts are not let. Estimates are now being made for second building on Porter street The plans for both buildings are by Architect C. Jerome Bailey.
 Architects Freney & Jackson have been commissioned to prepare plans for fine apartment Tolock Dn East Main street for Mrs Ellen Kilbride The plans show handsome structure. 42x76 feet. four stories high, with slag roof. galvanized iron cornices, etc. The building is to be arranged for eight apartments of six and seven rooms. finished in ash and North Car oina pine, and provides hot air heat. electric lights and bells. speaking tubes. etc The plans will be ready for estimates the first week in Febru ary.
 I. l.. Upson. Philip Savard ana George ID. Hinman nave been ap- pointed q committee to secure plans for the proposed addition to the Town Plot school The building will con tain four rooms. and will be built of wood. No architect has been selected | as yet.
 From plans drawn by Architect T R. Peck. the contract has been let tG l.. V. Watson for the carpenter work r,, ;ln- u>p,nly Pelka. on Walnut avenue. The plans show frame house of 15 rooms, with | the usual conveniences.
 Work has been started on a new house for T. C. Wood on Cooke street. Architect C. Jerome Bailey drew the plans. which call for q frame house. 33x1O feet. arranged for three tene- ments. with all the convcnienccs. The Rronson-Knibbs Co will do the mason work.
 The contract has been let 10 John Rowley to build the tenement house /, on Laurel street for Louis C. Archam- bault. The plans are by Architects l Freney X Jackson. and call for q frame house. arranged for tcncmcnts of five rooms. with the usual convcn- | fences. t, It is reported that I. Weiastein. of the Boston Shoe Co, will soon have plans drawn for the erection of new business block at the corner of South Main and Meadow streets. The house on the site will hc torn down and a brick building. containing stores and tcnements. will he erected on the site Mir Wcinstcin will not discuss the pro jcct further than to say that he has not decided upon an architect. nor is he sure he will % ahead with the building.
 The George $. Chatfield Co are put ting in the foundations for two houses on Vine street. for Dr F. F. Cook. Each will Inc arranged for three tcne- mcnts. and will he 3Sx-0 feet. of wood with all convrnicnces. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 It is reported that T. ID. Barlow will have plans drawn for seven new houses on Round Hill street. They will be of wood. and will he arranged for three tcnemcnts. with tho usua! conveniences.
 | bfltHit tsslllSh lN -tN ting out sketches for T three-family house on the Plank road for Mir Scan lon. Each tenement will contain foui rooms. with tho usual convcnicnces. Frederick GillmOr is erecting a frame barn and sheds on North Will. low street ny the day.
 Charles Hutchins is erecting frame storage house OH Sufficld street. Wa tervillc The work will he done by
 the day.
 X. Hoffman has the contract tC build T frame building un DuL. . street for David Goldberg. Ii will
 be 1Ix16 feet. two stories high.
 Architects Freney X Jackson hay,
 been commissioned to draw plans fol
 the grand stand for the Waterbury . baseball club. It will hc -10 feet long
 and about 2- feet high The Henry WeyamI Co have beer
 given the contract for the metal woTl on the new building for the EagI, Brewing Co John Iy0vet will do ih, carpenter work. Frenzy X IacksoI
 are tho arrhiIe,-ts.