Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-30

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 5-30-3 buildings are to be we'll finished and provided with the usual conveniences Joseph T. Smith is the architect for both projects.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has drawn plans for some changes to a building on Canal street for Frank Pope. ..|% 5
 Green Bros are building an ice house for c. H. Curtiss on Newton street. It will be frame structure.
 Andrew Carlson has let the con- tract for the carpenter work on his new house at Mill Plain to Julius Hansen.
 The Boston Decorating Co has the contract for painting the two new blocks on North Main street for Will ner, Tafel & Shapiro. The contract for the proposed changes for the residence of H. l.. Wade has been let to the Tracy Bros Co. Griggs & Hunt are the archi- tects. The Book Novelty Go has taken out a permit to build an addition to their |plant. It will be of wood, 24x30 feet, and will be done by the owners. James Stout is erecting an addition to his house on Division street. It will be three stories high, 10x20 feet. and will be done by the day.
 A permit has been granted to P. Anastasia to build a frame shed on Winchester street. It will be 15x22 feet, and built by the day. Architects Griggs & Hunt are get ting estimates for the new buildings for the Union Hardware Co in Tor rington, mention of which is given under that head. Henry Kellner has the contract for the mason work in connection with the changes to building on South Main street for Rock Guilbert. Vic tor Bernier is the builder. The contract for the slating on the Jewish synagogue has not been let. The plans are by Architect Leonard Asheim, and Taffel & Shapiro are the builders.
 Plans have been completed for some changes to house on Jewelry street for II. J. Austin. The present two family house will be arranged for three tenements. c. Jerome Bailey is the architect.
 Julius Chotzianoff will do the car penter work on the brick block for A. Willinger on Canal street. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith, and D. E. Cronin has the mason work.
 George Hodson has the contract to build an addition to a building at Waterville for Carl Wellinger. It will be 1Sx1S feet, one story high.
 Architect T. B. Peck has com pleted the plans for the changes to the building on South Main street oc- cupied by Grant shoe store. Esti- mates are now being made and it is expected that the contract will be le- soon.
 John w. Gaffney has the mason work on the store and apartment building on North Willow street for F. H. Humphrey. The other con- tracts will be let soon. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 The contract has been let to P. Anastasia & Co to build a new house for Angelic Lera. It will be brick house, 36x42 fet, containing twelve rooms. The house will be nearly fire- proof. having cement floors and roof, iron columns. etc. The sub-contracts have not been let.
 Carl wellinger, waterville. addi- ton to house.
 c. L. Miller. Walnut street, frame house.
 Rose Lott, Cherry street. three frame houses.
 c.H. Curtiss. Newton street, frame building.
 P. Anastasia, Winchester street, frame shed.
 Book Novelty Co. Wilson street, addition to building.
 A. Lero. north end, brick house.
 James Stout. Division street, addi- ton to house.
 Manufacturing Foundry Co, foun- dry building.
 Joseph Flannery. Baldwin street, frame house.
 F. H. Humphrey. North Willow street, frame block.
 Louis Chotzianoff. Easton avenue, frame block.
 Louis Raffel. North Main street two frame blocks.
 Rock Guilbert. South Main street alterations to house.
 Number of permits for the week, lI4. estimated cost. s5l.o0o.