Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-10-23
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead

I Architect Leonard Asheim has
 drawn plans for an addition to the
 Crosby high school building on East
 Main street The building will front
 on Maple and Water streets and will
 be three stories high. of yellow brick,
 with a slate roof. There will be six
 class rooms, and the basement will
 be fitted up as n girls recreation l room. A new heating system will be
 installed and the plumbing system i'll
 the entire building will be over
 hauled. The cost will be about $50,- 900, and 1t is probable that work will not be started until next spring.
 Tafel & Shapiro have been award ed the contract to build the two tene- ment blocks on North Main street for Messrs Mussler & Liebskind. John w. Gaffney will do the mason work, the l.. H. Toucey Go the plumbing and metal work and c. R. A Byrnes the gravel roofing. The architect, Louis A. Walsh, drew the plans, which call for two buildings, of brick, four stories high, 41x117 feet. arranged for fourteen tenements of five rooms The usual conveniences will be pro- vided.
 Contractor L. V. Watson has start ed work on the new house on Elm wood avenue for William M. Hartley. The plans are by Architect E. E. Benedict, and call for a frame house, containing eight rooms, provided with hot air heat, electric lights and gas. The rooms will be finished in ash throughout and will be provided with hard wood floors.
 J. F., Bittner has been awarded the contract to build frame tenement building on South Elm street for F. J. Phelan. The plans are by Archi- tect Louis A. Walsh, and call for a frame structure, three stories high, 40XS0 feet, arranged for f1rst-class tenements.x D. E. Cronin will do the mason work and J. M. Gill the plumb ing.
 | Contractor E. L. Goulden has taken out permit to erect a new house on Bidwell street for himself. It will be frame house, 24x31 feet. containing six rooms, and will be pro- vided with conveniences. The con- tracts for the plumbing and heating will be let soon. c. Jerome Bailey is the architect.
 From plans drawn by Architects Freney & Jackson, the contract has been let to Owen Carey to build new house on Euclid avenue for A. E. Rice. The plans call for frame house, containing seven rooms, with a shingled exterior. The heating will be by hot air and the house will be provided with every modern conven- fence. John w. Gaffney will do the mason work and the other contracts have not been let.
 N. N. Dingwall has the contract for moving frame house on North Main street for H. J. Smith. MT Simth will have plans drawn for the erection of frame tenement house on the site at some future time. It will be arranged for six families and will be provided with all conven- fences.
 John w. Gaffney has the contract for the brick work on two buildings on Mill street for the Waterbury Clock Go, to be used as a kiln-dry. Each building will be one store high, 54x60 and 42x59 feet, with gravel roofs. The plans are by Architect E. k. Benedict.
 The contract for the heating in the new Carroll block on the corner of North Willow and Pine streets has been let to the Barlow Bros Go. The plans for the building were drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith and have been fully described in recent issue.
 The contract has been let to Green Bros to erect a new house at Bunker Hill for Charles Curtiss. The plans for the house were drawn by Archi- tects Freney & Jackson and call for a frame house of six rooms. provided with hot air heat. Charles Hamilton will do the mason work and the other contracts have not been let.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith Is draw ing plans for a new house in Simons- yiIln for Aupuaf Snydor If will ha |