Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-02-19
THE BUILDING BUSINESS
Waterbury Architects and Costraetees Hsv'
 Plenty of Work Ahead.

From plans drawn by Architects Griggs X Hunt, the contract has been let to the Tracy Bros Co to build the
 new apartment blocks on Cooke street
 for D. E. Fitzpatrick. Sub-contracts
 have been let to the George s. Chat
 field Co, mason work; the Barlow Bros
 Co, plumbing and metal work; NJ. j..
 Daly & Sons, heating, and the \. E. Engineering Co, electrical work. The plans call for a structure of brick, four stories high, with a gravel roof, lime stone trimmings, galvanized iron cor nice, etc. There will be eight apart 1 ments, well finished, provided wilh steam heat, electric lights and all other cOnveniences.
 It is reported that the ,Weinste:n building at the corner of South Main | and Meadow streets will be five-story structure. There will be six stores on the ground floor, and the upper floors
 will be arranged for twenty-fours apart
 ments of six rooms each. MT Vein
 stein still refuses to give out the de-
 tails. except to say that no architect
 has been selected as yet.
 Contractors Mackie & Deacon have
 taken out permit for the three-family house which they will erect on Brew 1 ster street for Robert Bulk. NThe plans
 are by Architect Joseph T. Smith, and l call for frame house, 26x4S feet. each tenement to have six rooms, with the
 usual convehiences. r. Anastasio will do the mason work. and the other sub | contracts will be let at once.
 The plans for the new freight house l for the x. Y., N. H. X H. R. R. Co are
 now being completed by the engineer
 in New Haven, and bids will be called l for in about two weeks. The building
 will be 35xS0O feet, one story, of brick.
 mill construction, gravel roof, with
 wing, 50xs00.
 - Architect Leonard Asheim has been
 commissioned to draw the plans for the 1 fine apartment block to be erected on 1 North Main street by Messrs Willner. Tafel and Shapiro. The building will | be four stories high, of brick, 59xS2 feet, with a gravel roof, galvanized iron cornice, etc. There will be six teen first-class apartments, of five and six rooms, and all the modern conyen- fences will be included.
 Estimates are being made for three
 new buildings to be built on Pratt
 place for B. ]. Torkomian.- The plans call for buildings of cement blocks, 1 each arranged for six first-class apart
 ments, with all conveniences. The con-
 tract will probably be let at once.
 Architect C. Jerome Bailey has con- pleted plans, and estimates are now being made for a new house on the
 Plank road for W. J. Scanlon, 112 Walnut street. The plans caIl Tor a frame house, arranged for three tene-
 ments of four rooms each, and will be provided with the usual eonveniences. Sketches are being made for a new
 house to be built on Bergen street for
 J. E. Fitzgerald. It will be a frame
 Mouse, arranged for three teneffenfs of 'are rooms, and will be aprvVidedt with
 all the modern conveniences. t Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architect John B. Duhaime for store and tenement building to be built on Dikeman street for Anton
 Weidborn. The plans show a frame building, provided with all the modern conyeniences. The contract will be let at once.
 Estimates are being made for an
 apartment block on South Main street for Mrs Mary Delaney. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith and call for a frame building, arranged for, six apartments of six rooms, provided with all conveniences.