Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-06
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

Plans have been submitted by Ar chitects Griggs & Hunt, Freney & Jackson and Joseph T. Smith, for new schoolhouse to be erected in Wa tertown. It will contain four rooms and estimates will be made for a brick and frame building. F. B. No- ble, c. w. Atwood. B. A. Doolittle. w. H. Munson and w. H. Beers have been appointed committee to look over the plans and select an archi- tect. A meeting will be held soon, at which time it will be determined if the building will be erected this year. John L. Fernandez has recently purchased land. fronting about 400 feet on West Porter street. Archi- tect 0. Jerome Bailey is drawing sketches for new building to be erected on the site. As yet, the de- tails have not been decided upon, but it will probably be four or five stor- les high, of brick and will be arr | ranged for stores and tenements. It is likely that new house will also | be erected on the street by Mir Fer nandez for his own occupancy The contract has been let to Lari- viere & Co to build the new house on Catherine street for w. H. Thomp- son, the plans for which were drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey It will ! be frame house, arranged for three tenements of five rooms, provided with conveniences. Bryan Bros will do the mason work and the other | contracts will be let at once. | The contract has been let to the Fidelity Construction Co to erect a new house at Bunker Hill for w. R. Hitchcock. The plans were drawn by Architect John B. Duhaime and call for a frame house. 25x3l feet. con- taining seven rooms. The usual con- veniences will be provided
 The contract for the carpenter work on the three-family house be- ing erected at the corner of Walnut and Coe streets for c. L. Miller has been let to C.. NJ. Brooks. The plans for the house were drawn by Archi- tect Joseph T. Smith. and have been fully described in a recent issue.
 From plans drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, the contract has been let to Victor Bernier for some chang es to a building on West Porter street for J. l.. Fernandez. The house wilfbe arranged for three tenements and will be provided with the usual conveniences.
 Chatfield & Chatfield will do the mason work on the brick factory building for the Steele & Johnson Manufacturing Co. As reported in last weeks issue the Tracy Bros Co are the general contractors and the plans were drawn by Architect T. B. Peck.
 Bids for the two houses to be erec- ted on North Willow street for W. E. Eccles, the plans for which are by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, closed Saturday.
 ArchitectC. Jerome Bailey has com- pleted plans for Q brick building on Chatfield avenue. It will be 30x25 feet, three stories high. with gravel roof and will be arranged for four tenements. Frank Pope has the mat ter in charge.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith is draw ing plans for a store and tenement building on North Main street for V. lPerrello. It will be built of brick for the first story, and wood for the up- per stories. and will be arranged for one store and three tenements.
 Work has been started on new house on the Forest Park road for James Dizza. It will be 27x30 feet. of wood, and will be provided with the usual conveniences- The work will be done by the owner.
 Architects Griggs & Hunt have drawn plans for a garage for Tru- man S. Lewis on woodlawn terrace. It will be frame building. with con- crete floors. Estimates will be made at once.
 The contract for the new car barn | to be erected for the Connecticut Railway & Lighting Co has been lei to the H. Wales Lines Co of Meriden, It will be 19Sx100 feet. one story high, with a steel truss roof covered with tar and gravel.
 The Tracy Bros Co have started
 work on some changes to house on . N. est Clay street for John C. Bauser . The present frame house will be ar , ranged for several additional tene' . l ..,anta