Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-01
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contrac-
 tors Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

high, with gravel roof, and vii provide two stores on the ground floor and 12 tenements on the upper floors. The roofing will be with gray. el and the usual conveniences will be provided. The mason work will be done by the c. s. Chatfleld Co.
 Architects Freney & Jackson are completing plans for store and ten ement building to be built on East Main street for Samuel Karpelman. It will be 40x69 feet, with a tin roof There will be two stores on the ground floor, provided with metal ceilings, and six tenements on the upper floors. The plans will be ready for estimates next week.
 The George s. Chatfield Co have been given the contract for the ma- son work on the new block on Dike- man street for Antone Viedron. The plans are by Architect John B. Du- haime, and call for frame building, arranged for store ion the ground floor and seven tenements of five rooms above. The roofing will be with tin and the building is to be piofiuOu WitH uCdt anu dll CUuVCu- fences.
 The Wright Building Co has start ed work on two new houses at War ren Park, near the postofice The houses will be of frame construction, arranged for two and three tene- ments, and will be provided with all the modern conveniences. The own arg will do tha narnaptor opd rpocDv, work and w. H. Lowe has the plumb ing of one of the houses.
 Plans are being drawn by Archi- tect John B. Duhaime for a brick building to be erected by John H. Fruin on Bank street. It will be four stories high, with a gravel roof. There will be two stores on the ground floor and three tenements of seven rooms on the upper floors. All conveniences will be provid- ed. The plans will be ready for es- inmates in about two weeks.
 The contracts for the proposed ad- dition to the Webster school, the plans for which were drawn by Leonard Asheim, have been given out as follows: Carpenter work. J. J. Macauley, s10,267; ma son work, the c. s. Chatfield Co, $13,- AT; plumbing, Charles Thatcher Co, $475; heating and ventilating, M. J. Daly & Sons, s4,615.
 The Tracy Bros Go are doing the carpenter work and Chatfield X Chat field the mason work on a one-story building to be erected on Field street for the s. N. E. T. Go. It will be of brick. 35x100 feet.
 From Achitect Joseph T. Smiths plans, the contract has been let to Chauncey Seeley & Co to build the two-family house on Walnut street for Dr F. w. Herr It will be frame house, arranged for tenements of six rooms, and will be provided with all the modern conveniences. The sub have not been let as yet.
 Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith for some changes tu building on East Main street for E. N. Heffernan. The building is to be remodeled and for three tenements. All the usual conveniences will be pro- vided.
 Through the agency of Louis M. Raffel, l. Shapiro has sold a three house and lot at the corner of West Farm and North streets to Miss Lizzie Meyers. The house on the site will be moved to the rear and plans will be drawn for six-family apartment house to be erected on the front of the lot. As yet no contracts have been awarded.
 Architect John B. Duhaime Is draw ng plans for a new house to be erect .d on Baldwin street for John Elan lery. It will be a frame house, ar -anged for tenements of five rooms. md will be provided with the usual The roofing will be with tin.
 Architects Freney & Jackson have the plans, and estimates Ire now being made for the new building to be erected by William Kennedy on School street. It will ,e arranged for stores and tenements.
 Contractor I. Shapiro is getting es-
  which he will build on Division treet. It will be of wood, arranged or six-room tenements. Tafel & Shapiro will do the carpenter work md the other sub-contracts have not ,een let.
 NJ. Raphael is making arrange nents to build a brick building on t. ,.ro,.art, n, Coafb Mafr otraas { will be arranged for six tenements. provided with the usual conven- ences. The contracts have not been ct as yet.
 Architects Griggs' & Hunt will lave the plans for the two buildings or the Waterbury Farrel Foundry & dachine Co ready for estimates next week. The plans call for buildings of rick and steel. three stories high, to ost about s25.0oo.
 The contract has been let to E. L.. ;ouIden to build a frame house at ,verlook for C. F. Hoadley. It will e 26x3O feet. containing eight ooms. and will be provided with The sub-contracts re not let
 Work has been started on a new ouse at Wedges Corner for J. e. 'vinins It will be a frame house. 0x50 feet. containing eight rooms. rovided with the usual conven- snces- The contract for the csrpen- CT work and plumbing will be let at | nee.
 E. J. Hamel has taken out a per- lft to build a new house on the Vol i ott road for J. r. Colligan. It will | . a frame house. 27xt2 feet, con- aiming 10 rooms.