Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-04-03
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contrac.
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 J. D. Freney and B. A. O'Hara arc
 members of committee to secure a site for the proposed new hospital tC be erected here by the Celtic society.
 AS yet none of the details have been decided upon, and it has not been de- cided how soon an architect will be selected to draw plans for the build. ing.
 Thomas F. Jackson has purchased land on South Leonard street for his new stone yard. Architect T. B. Peck is now completing plans for a modern stone plant to be erected on the lot. The main shop will be 22OX1D0 feet, and there will be sev- eral smaller buildings. In connec- tion with the new shop MT Jackson will install a 20-ton travelling crane and six electric motors to run the machinery. Power will be furnished by the Connecticut Railway & Light 1 ing Go.
 From plans drawn by Architects Freney & Jackson, the contract has been let to D. E. Cronin for the ma son work on the brick block to be erected on East Main street for Mrs Ellen Kilbride. The plans call for a four-story building of brick, with gravel roof, galvanized iron cornice and all conveniences. There will be several apartments, which will be provided with steam heat. The other contracts will be let soon.
 The contract has been let to Sam uel Chotzianoff to build a new block i for A. Willner on Canal street. The plans call for a four-story structure, 1 of brick, with gravel roof, galvan- 1 ized iron cornice, etc. There will be ! two stores on tre ground floor and 16 tenements on the upper floors. D. l E. Cronin will do the mason work. and the other sub-contracts will he let at once. -..4 Work will be started about June 1 on the new block which Dr G. w. Russell will build on Bank street, where he has recently purchased property. The plans for the build- ing will be drawn by Architect Louis A. Walsh, and will provide a brick structure, four stories high, with q gravel roof. There will be four stores on the ground floor and eight apart I'ments on the upper floors. All con veniences will be provided.
 The Fidelity Constructing Co have been awarded the contract to build a three-family house nea" Fleet street for James Nick. The plans were drawn by Architect J. B. Duhaime, and call for a frame house, containing tenements of fivo rooms, with conveniences. The own CT will put in the foundations and the other sub-contracts have not been awarded as yet.
 Samuel Mccormick has taken out a permit to build two houses on Ma pie avenue in Waterville. Each house will be 26x33 feet, of wood, and will be arranged for one family, containing all conveniences. The owner will do the mason work, ani the other contracts will be let at once.
 Samuel Chotzianoc has startel work on a new block for himself on Elizabeth street. It will be a frame building, with a tin roof and will he arranged for six tenements of five and six rooms, provided with the us- ual conveniences. The owner will do the carpenter work, and P. Anasta- sio &, Co the mason work.u, ,f..-a4 ;,,
 Work will be started at once on the three-fafnily house to be erect ed on Chestnut avenue for A. G. Sturrup. The plans call for a frame house. 62x30 feet, arranged for ten ements of six rooms. with all conven- fences. c. R. Blodgett is the con- tractor, Bryan Bros doing the mason work. The other contracts have not been let as yet.
 From plans drawn by Architect C. Jerome Bailey, the contract has been let to the Fidelity Constructing Co to build the six-tenement block at the east end for Miss NJ. E. Phoenix. Each tenement will contain six rooms. and all conveniences will be provided. The same firm have the contract to build a similar block for Mrs Angeline P. Prince. from plans drawn by Mir Bailey. None of the sub-contracts have been let as yet.
 Architect L. A. Walsh has drawn sketches for four two-family houses for Contractor C. A. Ketchen, to be built on Plaza avenue. Each house is to be well finished and will be provided with hot air heat and all the modern conyeniences.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith is draw ing plans for frame tenement house to he built on Fuller street for James Murfh". Each tenement will con- tain six rooms. and all the modern convenienres will be provided. Tho roofing will be with tin.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has completed the plans for the proposed addition 10 the Town Plot school house. As previously reported, the building will contain four rooms. and will be built of wood A new heat ing and ven;ilating system will also be installed. Bids will be received at once for the work.
 Plans have been drawn by Archi- tect Joseph T, Smith for new apar:- ment block to be built on Liberty street by Cornelius MOriarty. It will be frame building. arranged for six families. each apartment 10 con tain six rooms. provided with the us- udl cOnyeniences. Estimates ale now being made.
 Julius Chotziano1 has bought piece Of property on Easton avenTe and will have plans drawn for new block to be built on the site. IL has not been decided as yet If it will be arranged for three or six families
 Architect ". F.. Becker or Hart- ford has been commissioned To drav plans for a fine residence to be erect cal for Frederick Gilmore on ths Heights in this city It will b. shsnEled. 2is stories high. 55G45 fa.r and rnrfafr all rrtr.far-. i'm.