Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-30
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

The contract has been let to E. c. Smith to build the new residence at Cheshire for Charles r. Mitchell, cashier of the Manufactures Nation al Bank. The house will be 34x4S feet, of wood, with wing for ser wants quarters. The rooms will be finished in white enamel and will be provided with mantels. fireplaces and every modern convenience. The wa ter supply has already been provided. The house will be piped for hot air heat. None of the sub-contracts have been let except the mason work, which has been given to the Bron- son-Knibbs Co. T B. Peck drew the plans.
 The contract will be awarded to J. F. Biittner for the carpenter work on the new residence for G. l.. Riggs on Elmwood avenue. The founda- tions for the house are now being put in by c. G. Riggs The house will be handsome one, of wood. and will be provided with all Improvements.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey is get ting out sketches for a frame block to be erected at the corner of Pearl and Hawkins streets for I. F. Ref ford. It will be arranged for six tenements of five rooms and will he provided with the usual conven- fences. The roofing will be with gravel.
 John Mraz has been given the con tract to build new residence in Wa terville for C. w. Hitchcock. It will be of wood, 25x30 feet. containing seven rooms. The heating will be hot air and all conveniences will be provided. John Emmonz will do the mason work and the other contracts will be let soon.
 Work has been started on new house at Cottage Park for c. T.. Hoadley. Green Bros are the con- tractors and the sub-contracts have not been awarded. The plans call for a frame house containing seven rooms. provided with furnace heat and all conveniences.
 Frank Fruin is putting in founda- tions for a new house on Locust street for Stanley Francis. It will be frame house 2Ix35 feet. ar ranged for three tenements of four rooms with eonveniences. The other contracts will be let at once.
 Architects Freney & Jackson have just started plans for a new house on Clark street for Joseph Sattler. It will be a frame house. with a tin roof. There will be three tenements of five rooms. and the usual conven- fences will he provided. The house will be finished in hard pine.
 Plans are being drawn by Archi- tect C. Jerome Bailey for changes to a house on Dover street. The present house will be arranged for six tene- ments and will be provided with the usual conveniences. The plans will be ready for estimates fin about a week
 The Waterbury Brass Co has taken out a permit to erect a new building at their plant. It will l,e one story high. 1fox11j feet. of brick and steel and will he used as a rod mill The work will be done by the day.
 Mrs Nellie HaIIock has bought. a building lot on Clifton avenue from | n. Roath. through the agency of ]. Littlejohn. It is probable that three-family house will be erected on the site in the near future.
 Work has been started on a new house at Bunker iIIIl for W. IT. Hitchcock It will be a twofamily house. each fat containing four rooms. well finished and provided with every convenience
 Prom plans drawn by Architect T. n. Peck the contract has been let to the Tracy Bros to buEh the addition to the plant of the Steele & Johnson Mfg Go. It will be brick strucfure- for stories high. 4zK0 feet with q -wo1 ruo{