Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-12-10
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractor
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

Work is soon to be started on a nine tenement block at the corner oi North Elm and Water streets fol Samuel Chotzianoff. It will be a frame building, each tenement con. taining four rooms. The sub-con. tracts have not been awarded. From plans drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith, Mir Chotzianoff is moving a house from the corner site to North Elm street and will remodel the same into six family house. D. E Cronin will do the mason work. Through the agency of Louis M Raffel, the Waterbury Lumber and Coal Co has sold a house and lot on Ward street to Davis Albert. MT Al bert will remove the house to the rear of the lot and have plans drawn for the erection of modern tene. ment house on the site. It will be a frame building, arranged for six ten. l ement house on the site.
 Among the estimates furnished by the board of finance for the coming year are, $20,000 for a new engine house on Baldwin street, $17,500 for the new Liberty street bridge, $11,. 900 for a new crematory, $15,000 for the purchase of a site for the pro posed addition to the Crosby high school and $5,000 for the completion of the Mulcahy school.
 Chauncey Seeley & Co have been awarded the contract for the carpen. ter work, plumbing, heating and painting on the new house to be erected on Elmwood avenue for C. E. Parsons. The mason work will be done by the Bronson-Knibbs Co., The house was planned by Architect Joseph T. Smith and has been fully described in a recent issue.
 Architect c. J. Bailey is completing the plans for two houses to be erect ed at the corner of Cooke and Haw- kins streets for John Swenson. Each house will be of frame construction, containing fourteen rooms, well fin- ished and provided with all the mod ern conveniences. Estimates will be made in about week.
 The Realty Development Co has recently moved its office from 95 Bank street to room 5, Jones-Morgan building, 10S Bank street. w. P. Jarrett is the manager of the com pany, which is the owner of Fair- mount, one of the finest real estate propositions in the Naugatuck val ley.
 From plans drawn by Architect c. ]. Bailey, the contract has been awarded to Green Bros to build the three family house on Sudbury street for William Comber. Each tenement will contain six rooms and the house will be provided with conveniences.
 The Wright Building Co have the contract for the erection of two houses at Warren park for J. A. Hitchcock. Each house will be ar ranged for one family, containing nine rooms. provided with hot air heat and all conveniences. The sub contracts have not been awarded. Architect T. B. Peck has com- pleted the plans for the block to be erected on Scovill street for A. E. Rice. and estimates win be made in a short time. The building will be one story high, of brick, containing five rooms.
 Estimates are being made for a two family house to be erected on North Willow street for c. H. Gloves. Each fat will contain seven rooms. heated by hot air and provided with all the modern conveniences. Joseph IT. Smith is the architect.
 The Tracy Bros Co have completed the addition to the Duggan school on Bank street. and the same is ready for occupancy. Leonard Ashiem is the architect and the plans have been described in a recent issue.
 Work is we'll along on the changes to the house in the Drookiyn district for John l.. Fernandez Victor Der nier is the contractor and the plans, which are by Architect C. Jerome Bailey. call for the erection of a large addition. arranging the house for six tenements- NIT Bernier has just completed two large tenement houses at the corner of Bank and West Porter streets for Mir Fernan- dez. the plans for which were drawn