Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-26
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.

4AAG 0O4A0xlN0 oO OkNG00s
 Waterbury Architects and Contrac
 tors Have Plenty of Work Ahead.
 The contract for the proposed addi
 tion to the Bank street school Ina.
 been let to the Tracy Brothers Co.,, q,
 their bid of $21, ,13O. The original bic
 was $23,SOO but as it was decided by
 the committee to leave three rooms
 unfinished the first bid was cut down
 The plans for the building were drawn
 by Architect Leonard Asheim. White
 x Moore will do the mason work.
 The contract has been let to '. A,
 Delowry to build new house on
 Ashley street for Lewis Darre. The plans were drawn by Architect Joseph i T. Smith and call for frame, 26x47 ! feet, containing three tenements of ] rooms. All conveniences will be pro- yided including furnace heat and cleo
 tric lights. None of the sub-contracts have been let as, yet.
 Estimates are being made on plans
 drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey
 for brick block to be built on South
 Main street for A. Ippolito. The plans
 call for building four stories high
 with a gravel roof. There will he
 two stores on the ground floor and 12 apartments of four rooms an the up per floors. All conveniences will be provided. E" ' E. s. Flanagan is drawing plans for the proposed store and tenement build
 ing to be erected on Meadow street for AniellO Russo. It will be four story brick structure 40X106 feet, with a gravel roof and will be arranged for stores on the ground floor and ten ements on the upper floors. The usual conveniences will be provided. Mr Flanagan will probably do the car penter work and the other work will be let out separately.
 Architect Leonard Asheim has con- pleted the plans and estimates are now being made for the synagogue to be built on Kingsbury street for the Hebrew corporation. It will be built of brick, 40xSO feet, with slate roof and will be provided with convenient ces. F. Anastasio & Co are now put ting in the foundations and it is ex- pected that the other contracts will be let soon. .
 Architect C. Jerome Bailey is draw ing plans for four blocks on Round Hill street for Green Brothers, the contractors. The building will be of frame construction. each containing six tenements of six rooms. All the cOnveniences will be provided. The owners will do the carpenter work and the other contracts will be sub- let.
 Plans drawn by Architect Leonard Asheim are being figured for stable to be built in Litchfield for l.. M. Hemingway of that place. It will be of frame construction 2SX66 feet, con- taining two box and 15 single stalls, carriage rooms, coachman's quarters, etc. The building will be provided with Improvements.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the new blocks to be built on Bank and Porter streets by John Fernan- Llez has been let to Victor Bernier The buildings will be 41X50 feet four stories high, of brick, with gravel roofs and will be arranged for several The owner will do the mason work. Architect c. Jerome Bailey drew the plans.
 The contract has been let to Alex lnder Genest for some changes to d house on Locust street for Stanley Francis. The present two family house will be arranged for three fam lies.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey will lraw,, the plans for the proposed ,neW, i houses to be erected at Fairmount by -he Realty Development company, of which W. F. Jarrett is the manager. The houses will be built of wood, ar- i 'anged for three tenements of six i 'ooms, provided with conveniences. In III the company proposes to build Ibout 24 houses during the season.
 Plans have been completed by Arch tects Freney & Jackson for frame enement building on James street or Annie Gilmartin. The plans call or q three story building. 5Sx41, with tin roof. There will be seven tene- nents of five rooms and all cOnven- ences will be provided. Estimates re now being made.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has rawn plans. for another apartment Jock at the east end for Miss NJ. F., 10 Laurel street. It will be
 frame building arranged for six partments of six rooms and will be rovided with all conveniences. Esti- hates are now being made for both uildings. :,
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey is draw 1g plans for some changes to the at 1S1 Cherry street for the econd Adventist's church. The base lent will be arranged for social pur- oses and Sunday school room fitted p on the second floor. X new plumb lg and steam heating system will al- Q be installed. Plans will he ready or estimates in about week.
 Edgar Fanham is having plans rawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey lr a new residence at Morningside. will be a frame house. containing ght rooms with hot air heat, electric ghts and all conveniences.