Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-26
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.
 White & Mohr will do the mason work on the block to be erected on Bank street for Dr Russell ct al. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith, and call for a brick structure. fronting 120 feet on Bank street and extending 67 feet in the rear. The building will be arranged for seven stores on the ground floor and eigh- teen first-class apartments on the upper floors. The roofing will be with gravel and there will be metal cornice, pressed brick front and all modern conveniences will be pro- vided. The other contracts will be given out later.
 D. E. Cronin has been awarded the contract for the mason work on the new store and tenement building to be erected on South Main street by Elizabeth Wienstein. It will be five stories high, of brick, with gravel roof and metal cornice. There will be five stores on the ground floor and twenty-four tenements on the upper floors. The other contracts will be given out later. The plans are by Architect E. E. Benedict.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey Is draw ing plans for new residence to be erected on North Willow street for N. A. Upham, the druggist. The plans call for a frame house, 34x35 feet. containing ten rooms. finished in hard wods and provided with steam heat and all cOnveniences. There will be tile bath rooms, cleo trio lights and gas, mantels, fire places, hard wood floors, etc.
 Architect Leonard Asheim is get ting out sketches for a stable on Pine street for Colonel l.. F. Burpee. It will be frame building, two stories high, containing three box and one single stalls, carriage room, auto room and quarters for the coachman. All the latest stable fittings will be required.
 The contract to build the new church on Crown street for the Greek society has been let to Joseph Adam eek. The plans for the building were drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey and have been fully described in a recent issue. F. X. Bergen will do the mason work, and the other con- tracts will be let at once.
 E. L. Goulden is having sketches prepared by Architect c. Jerome Bai- ley for a new house which he will erect on North Willow street. It will be frame house, containing eight rooms and will be provided with con- veniences. The heating will be by furnace.
 Work has been started on the new house on Columbia boulevard for w. E. Eccles, the plans for which are by Architect c. Jerome Bailey. It will be a frame house, arranged for two families and will be provided with all conveniences. James Mecca will do the mason work and M. J. Daily & Sons the plumbing and heating.
 The contract has been let to Tafel & Shapiro for the proposed changes to the house on North Main street for Mussler & Liebskind. The plans are by Architect Louis A. Walsh and have been fully described in recent issue. The sub-contracts have mol been let.
 valcourt & Courtemanche have the contract to erect a six-family block al the corner of Pearl and Hopkins streets for J. B. Kefford, the plans ' for which were drawn by Architect c. J. Bailey. F. x. Bergen will dc the mason work and the Barlow Bros Co the plumbing. The plans call for a frame house, 26x53 feet. From plans drawn by Architect Leonard Asheim, work has been started on the proposed changes to the building at the corner of North Main and Kingsbury streets for J. B. Mullings. An addition, of brick, will be built on, providing three stores The J. J. Macauley Construction Co are the contractors. Work is to be started at once on a | new house on Division street for Con. tractors Tafel & Shapiro. It will be a frame house, arranged for three tenements and will be provided with Improvements. The sub-contracts have not been let.
 Chauncey Seeley & Co have the contract for the carpenter work on e three-family house on Coe street foI c. L. Miller. It will be frame house, 25x40 feet, provided with the usual conveniences. The sub-con' tracts will be let at once.
 The plans for the new stable for J H. Bronson have been completed by Architect T. B. Peck and estimates will probably be made at once. Il will be built of wood and will have g tenement on the upper floor. Architect Joseph T. Smith has com pleted plans and estimates are now being made for some changes to { store on North Main street for G. H Cowell.
 drawn by Architect c. Jerome Baile, for the new residence on Bucking ham street for c. H. Bisset. Tn, house. which will be built of wood has been fully described in a recen | issue.
 The contract for the, carpenter work on the large ice house on tn, Plank road for T.. H. Hayes has beer let to J. A. Lovett. Freney & Jack son drew the plans.
 The contract for the changes to tn, house on East Porter street for J. L Fernandez has been let to Victo Bernier. c. J. Bailey drew the plan and a description appeared in a re cent issup