Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-09
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

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 Architect c. J. Bailey will have the plans for the new house on North Willow street for N. A. Upham ready for figures this week. It will be a frame house, well finished, contain ing ten rooms and will be provided with hot water heat, electric lights and gas and all conveniences. Esti- mates will probably be made at once.
 Work is soon to be started on twelve new houses at Overlook for ranged for one family, containing eight rooms and will be provided with furnace heat and all the con- veniences. H. A. Lawler & Son are the contractors and the sub-contracts have not been let.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith is com pleting plans for new house to be erected on Highland avenue for T. F. Wagner. It will be frame house, arranged for one family, containins eight rooms. The heating will be by furnace, and the house will be pro- vided with all Improvements.
 From plans drawn by Architect E. E. Benedict, the contract has been let to L. V. Matson of Naugatuck to erect the new residence for w. M. Hartley. The plans call for frame house, 27x37feet, containing eight rooms. The heating will be by fur mace. The sub-contracts will be let at once.
 Charles Loveridge has been award ed the contract to erect new house at Morningside for John VanHors- tene. The plans call for frame house, 24x2s feet. containing six rooms, provided with conveniences. The plans are by Architects Freney & Jackson.
 The contract has been let to John Brennan to build the addition to the store on Bank street for T. c. O'Brien. It will be one story high. about 20x40 feet. Frank x. Bergen will do the mason work and the plans are by Architect Louis A. Walsh.
 Chatfield & Chatfield have the con- tract for the mason work on the new garage to be erected on East Main street for F. H. Lewis. The plans call for brick building. one story high, about 37x64 feet. The other contracts have not been let.
 Plans drawn by Architect c. Je- rome Bailey are being figured for a new house on North Willow street for E. l.. Goulden. The plans call for a house of six rooms, provided with furnace heat. The owner will do the carpenter work and the other contracts are now being figured.
 The Chase Rolling Mill Co has talk. en out a permit to erect a power house at their plant on North Mair street, the owners doing all the work l The plans are by Architect T. B Peck. and call for brick building 2s 1 feet high, 55xI23 feet. of fireprooI construction.
 Work has been started on a new house at Bucks Hill for Louis Melton It will be frame house. containing | ten rooms and will he we'll fitted up The foundation work will be done D. the owners and the other contract have not been let. Chauncey Seeiel & Co are the builders.
 ! Work will soon be started on a new house on the Spring Lake road for P F. Burritt. It will bs 25x2T feet. O wood, containing six rooms. I'm foundation work will be done by th' owner and the other contracts VII be let soon.
 The contract for the carpente work on the apartment house on Banl street for Dr c. w. Russell. et ell. ha been let to the Tracy Bros Co. In plans for the building are by archi tect Joseph T. Smith,
 Chauneey seeley & Co have beei given the contract to build a nev house at Seymour for Emma OsborI of that place. It will be a fram