Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-16
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contrac-
 tors Have Plenty Of Work Ahead.

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 tors Have Plenty Of Work Ahead.
 Sealed proposals will be received by the building committee of the Town Plot school district, until
 April 30, for the proposed additions and alterations to the present school l house. The work includes all heat l ing, ventilating, mason work, car- 1 penter work, etc. Plans and specifi-
 cations may be had at the office of the architect, Joseph T. Smith. l.. l., Upson is the chairman of the
 building committee.
 From plans drawn by Architect Louis A. Walsh, John w. Gaffney has been given the contract for the ma son work, and the Barlow Bros the contract for the plumbing on the new block to be erected by B. H. Fitzpatrick, on South Main street. | The building will be four stories high, 24x57 feet, with gravel roof, metal cornices, etc, and will be pro- | viding store on the ground floor and | three tenements on the upper floors. | The other contracts will be let at once. Work will soon be started on new residence in Watertown for F. N. Barton, the plans for which are by Architect T. B. Peck. It will be a 10-room house, finished in red birch and white enamel, and will be about 30x36 feet. All conveniences will be provided, including furnace heat, electric lights, etc. G. A. Up ham has the entire contract and has not awarded any of the sub-con- tracts.
 Architects Freney & Jackson are drawing plans for an apartment house to be erected on School street by ex-Senator William Kennedy of Naugatuck. It will be brick struc- ture, four stories high, with a gravel roof, galvanized iron cornice, lime stone trimmings, etc. There will be eight apartments of four rooms, pro vided with all conveniences. The plans will be ready for estimates in about two weeks.
 Plans are being drawn by Arch1- tects Freney & Jackson for new house on Woodlawn terrace for Mrs Minnie E. Bigelow. It will be a frame house, arranged for three ten ements, of six rooms, and will be pro vided with the usual conveniences. B. A. Irion will do the carpenter work; Edward Bergen & Sons the mason work, and P. F. Garrity the plumbing on the three-family house to be erected on Laurel street for Mrs Elizabeth Colloty. The plans were drawn by Architect Louis A. Walsh, and call for frame house, arranged for six-room tenements, provided with all conveniences.
 Architects Freney & Jackson have drawn plans for some changes to the house at 239 River street, for Mrs M. u. Johnson. A third tenement will be fitted up on the top floor and new plumbing installed. The plans are now out for figures.
 Estimates are now being made for the new block to be erected on Ca- nal street for A. Russo. It will be a brick structure, four stories high, arranged for stores and tenements. B. s. Flanagan is the architect.
 J. s. Goodwin has been awarded the contract for the carpenter work on the three-family house for Mrs Edward Fitzgerald on Beacon street. The plans are by Architect c. Jerome Bailey. Bryan Bros will do the ma son work.
 The contract for the proposed changes to Turn hall on Scovill street has been let to A. Holman. The plans were drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, and call for some extensive interior improvements.
 Work has been started on a new house on the Southmayd road for Andrew Carlson. It will be arranged for one family, and will be 26x36 feet, of frame construction. Samuel Sanderson will do the mason work, and the other contracts have not been let.
 George l.. Jenks and Edward J.. Young have formed partnership for the manufacture of cement building blocks. The firm will erect plant in Waterville, on property owned by Mir Jenks, and will start in business immediately.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has completed plans for block on River street for Mateo Riccio. It will be frame structure, with a gravel roof, and will be arranged for nine