Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-30
THE BUILDING BuslaEss.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

The contract has been let to Green Bros to build new house on Farm ham avenue for A. N. Farnham. The plans were drawn by Architect c. J. Bailey, and call for frame house of six rooms, provided with every mod ern convenience. Bryan Bros will do the mason work, w. H. Lowe the plumbing and heating and M. P. Sul- livan the painting.
 The contract has been let to the Tracy Bros Co to build the proposed addition to the plant of the Shoe Hardware Co on Brown street. Chat field & Chatfield will do the mason work. The building will be three stor- ies high, of brick, 66x82 feet, with a gravel roof. The plans are by Archi- tect E. E. Benedict.
 Samuel Mccormick has started work on the erection of two houses on the Bucks Hill road. Each house will be 22x24 feet, of wood and will contain six rooms, provided with the usual conveniences. MT Mccormick will also build frame barn in the rear of the houses. E. E. Benedict drew the plans. The work will be done by the day.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the store and tenement building for F. H. Humphrey on North Willow street has been let to A. Genest. The plans for the build- ings were drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith and have been fully de- scribed In recent issue. John w. Gaffney put in the foundation. Through the. agency of John Lit tlejohn, c. H. Cables has sold prop erty fronting 70 feet on Park ave- i nue to Julius Chotsianoff. MT Chot- zianoff has plans for the erection of l four frame buildings on the site. Each will be arranged for six fami- 1 lies and will be provided with all conveniences.
 The contract has been let to Green Bros to build new house in Water town for Harry Brown. It will be Ia one-family house, containing six rooms and will be provided with ev- cry convenience. The contract for the mason work has been let to w. T. Fitch and the other contracts are not let.
 Contractors Tafel & Shapiro have, | purchased large tract of land on Division and Branch streets. It is the plan of the owners to erect sev- eral frame blocks and houses on the site in the fall There will probably be three six-family blocks and six three-family houses. No plans have been drawn as yet.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith is draw ing plans for some changes to building to be erected in Ansonia for Peter Bauby The present frame building will be raised and sIn ad- dition built underneath and when completed there will be three first class tenements, provided with con- veniences.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has com pleted plans for the proposed changes to the building on East Main street for A. Rocco and estimates will be made at once. A full description of the changes appeared in a recent is- sue.
 Estimates are being made on the plans drawn by Architect T. B. Peck | iOI du duultlOu lO tuc plduS VI thC Steele &; Johnson Mfg. Co, on South, Main street. The building will be four stories high. of brick, 49xS0 feet, with gravel roof.
 Plans are being drawn for some changes to a house on Scovill street for V. Pace. A small addition will be built on and the present house will be arranged for six tenements of four rooms, provided with the us- ual conveniences.
 The contract for the storehouse in connection with the new buildings to be erected at the plant of the Union Hardware Go in Torrington has been let to the Torrington Build ing Co of that place. Griggs & Hunt drew the plans.
 | Work has been started on an ad- dition to the plant of the F. H. Kalb- l fleisch Co., The new building will be 20x71 feet and will be built of artificial stone. The work will be done by the day, the owners buying the material.