Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-06-04
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contrac- tors Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

 ! tors Have Plenty Of Work Ahead. Architect Joseph T. Smith haf drawn plans for a tenement house tc be erected on Walnut street for Charles Miller. It VIII be frame building, arranged for six tenements of six rooms. provided with all con veniences. Mir Smith mas also drawn plans for two-family house to be erected on the same street for MT Miller. It will contain twelve rooms, and will be provided with furnace heat.
 The, contract has been let to the Tracy Bros Go to build the proposed addition to the plant of Roger & Bros on Silver street. The plans are by Architect T. B. Peck, and call for building two stories high of brick, with gravel roof, 30x62 feet. The mason work has been sub-let to Chat field & Chatfeld.
 From plans drawn by Architect T. B. Peck, the contract has been let to the Torrington Building Co to build the proposed addition to the plant of the American Ring Go. It will be- a brick building, 36x130 feet, three stories high, with gravel roof. Another building, 3Sx102 feet, will be carried up an additional story.
 Plans have been completed by Architect c. Jerome Bailey for some changes to a house on Pearl street for J. E. Kefford. The present two family house will be remodeled and arranged for a store on the ground floor, and three tenements on the upper floors. The usual conyeniences will be provided.
 The Fidelity Construction Go have started work on the three-family house for Mrs A. P. Price on Fuller street extension. It will be a frame house, arranged for five-room tene- ments. The contract for the plumbing has not been let. The plans are by Architect c. Jerome Bailey.
 Estimates are being made for a brick block to be erected at the cor ner of Washington avenue and Clark street for G. Pietro. The plans are by E. F. Guilford and call for build ing three stories high, with a gravel roof, arranged for six tenements. The owner will probably do the mason work.
 D. A. Healey has started work on a new residence for himself on tho Middlebury road. It will be frame house. 26x2S feet, containing six rooms. The owner will do the carpen- ter and mason work, and the other contracts have not been let.
 Work has been started on a. new building at the plant of the Water bury Brass Co. It will be one story high, of brick, no feet square. The work will be done by the owners.
 John Rowley has taken out per- init for the carpenter work on the new house which he is erecting on Second avenue. It will be arranged for two tenements, and will be pro- vided with all conveniences.
 Joseph Adamek has the contract to build an addition to O'Brien's bakery on Hawkins street.
 Work has been started on an ad- dition to building in Waterville for E. B. Patterson. It will be of wood. one-story high. 26x40 feet, and will be done by the owner. -
 A. Genest has the contract to make some changes to house on James street for S. Kalbendenz The present house will be arranged for three ten ements.
 Henry Kellner is doing the mason work in connection with some changes to house to be moved from Meadow street to the corner of Cedar and Liberty streets for Luke Staple ton.
 The Tracy Bros Co have taken out a permit to build the new buildings at the plant of the Waterbury Far rel Foundry & Machine Go, mention of which has been given in recent issue. Griggs & Hunt are the arch!- tects.
 B. Levin has the plumbing and the Boston Decorating Co the painting on the three tenement houses which Julius Chotzianoh is building on Eas- ton avenue.
 White & Mohr have the mason work on the three-family house for Mrs Minnie E. Bigelow on Woodlawn terrace. owen Carey is the builder and the plans are by Architects Ere ney & Jackson.
 White & Mohr have the mason work on the two apartment houses for L. NJ. RafYel on North Main street. The w. NJ Ashborn Co are the con- tractors, and the plans are by Archi- tect Joseph T. Smith.