Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-11
WATERBURY EVENING DEMOCRAT. SATURDAY. AUGUST
THE BUILDING BUSINESS,
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

l Plans drawn by Architects Grigg!
 and Hunt are being figured for some
 changes to the property at 9S6 Nortt
 Main street for w. H. Pickett. Int
 building will be carried up an addf
 tional story, of wood and brick. ant will be arranged for two stores or the ground floor and four tenements of six rooms on the upper floors. The roofing will be with gravel. From plans drawn by Architec
 Joseph T. Smith, work has been start ed on tenement house on Walnu
 avenue for Contractor Samuel Chot zianoff. It will be a frame house, 2I
 by 52 feet, containing four tenement.
 of five rooms, provided with the usua
 conveniences. P. Anastasio will dt
 the mason work and the other con
 tracts have not been let. Architect c. Jerome Bailey is
 drawing sketches for a brick tene
 ment building at the corner of Banf
 and West Porter streets for JohI
 Fernandez. It will be of brick, foul
 stories high, 116x120 feet, with g
 gravel roof. There will be- sixty
 three tenements and the usual con
 veniences will be provided.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has
 been commissioned to prepare plans for an apartment block on Hospital avenue for c. A. Colley. It will be a frame structure, arranged for eight apartments of five rooms and will be provided with all the modern con- veniences. The heating has not been decided upon as yet.
 | G. L. Jenks has been given a per init to build new house for himself l in Waterville, from plans drawn by | Architect Joseph T. Smith. It will be built of artificial stone, 2SxS9 feet, containing ten rooms, provided with all conveniences. The owners will do the mason work and the other con- tracts will be let at once.
 Jacob Mussler has recently pur- chased the Lerkin property on North Main street. It is reported that the frame house on the site will be moved to the rear and new apart ment house erected. AS yet none of the details have been decided. l Architect Joseph T. Smith has ] drawn plans for an additional story to the building now being erected on Canal street for M. Willinger. Sam uel Chotzianoff will do the carpenter work and D. E. Cronin the mason work.
 | Architect Joseph T. Smith has com pleted plans for new house on Ridge street for Samuel Riccardi. 1t will contain nine rooms and will be provided with hot air heat and all conveniences
 Estimates are being made for a will be built of wood. and will be ar l ranged for three tenements, provided with the usual conveniences. Work has been started on a new building at the plant of the F. H. Kalbfleisch Go at Riverside park. It will be one story high. of concrete, 31x101 feet, and will be built by the owners.
 The board of public safety has de- cided to buy the William Lafin prop erty at the corner of Baldwin and Luke streets as site for a new en- zine house. AS yet an archietct has not been selected, but it is probable that arrangements will be made at once for the erection of the new building. .t.=...-i..
 The Scovill Manufacturing Co has started work on a new building at their plant on East Main street. It will be about 40x100 feet and will be erected by the owners.
 Work has been started on a frame auto shed for Dr Graves on North Main street. It will be 1Ox16 feet, and will be done by the day.
 Chauncey Seeley & Co are framing the new house for Dr Herr on Wal nut street. As yet the contracts for the plumbing and heating have not been awarded.
 The contract has been let to Thompson Bros to build retaining wall for Philip Gaffney at the North End. Joseph T. Smith Is the archi- tect.
 Architects Griggs and Hunt have completed plans for the auto house for Truman S. Lewis and estimates will be made at once. The building has been fully described in a recent issue.
 George Tracy has started work on some changes to a building on Wy man street for himself. An addition, of wood, will be built on. The work will be done by the owner.
 The Tracy Bros Co have the con- tract for an addition to a building on Cottage place for the Waterbury Boys club. It will be one story high, 13x20 feet
 The contract has been let to E. D. Fitzgerald to make some chanees tp a building on Bank street for J. D. McGrath. The present building will be arranged for an additional tene- ment.
 Architect C. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for a frame tenement house on eParl street for James F.. Kefford and estimates will be made at once. It will be a frame building, arranged for six tenements.
 The contract for the mason work in connection with the changes to a house on Railroad Hill street for Thomas Furey has been let to NJ. Capocianco. The other contracts will be let at once. The plans are by Architect C. Jerome Bailey.
 The Fidelity Construction Co has taken out a permit for the carpenter work on the new house at Bunker Hill for W. R. Hitchcock. The plans are by Architect John B. Duhaime. and have been fully described in recent issue.
 Estimates are still being made on plans drawn by Architect Leonard Asheim for the proposed changes to fha huffdiu0 af tha eorua- af Narft