Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-10
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.


 The Waterbury Clock company is making arrangements to erect large new factory building on Mill street some time during the early spring. Architect E. F. Benedict will draw the plans and the building will be five stories high, of bruck, about 500 feet long, with gravel roof. Other de- tails will be given out later.
 From plans drawn by Architects Drlggs x Hunt, contracts have been let to the J. j. Macauley Construction company, carpenter work; the l.. H. Toucey company, plumbing. and J. K. Smith roofing, in connection with the North Main street for w. H. Pick cit.
 From plans drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, the contract for the carpenter work on the new house on North Willow street, for w. E. Eccles, has been awarded to c. NJ. Brooks. The sub-contracts will be let at once. The plans call for frame house. ar ranged for two families and provided with all conveniences.
 The contract to build the tenement block on Baldwin street for Annie Healey has been let to J. X. Lovett, The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith and call for frame building 4Ox6S feet, arranged for six tenements of five rooms. Edward Bergen X Sons will probably do the mason work.
 Work has been started on q new house on Coe street for c. l.. Miller. The plans were drawn by Architect J. B. Duhaime. and call for frame house. 25x40 feet, arranged for three tenements and provided with con veniences. The mason work will he done by the day and the other con tracts will be let soon.
 Contractor Owen Carey has siarted work on two new houses at Morning side for himself. They will be of | wood, 24x2S feet. containing eoght rooms. provided with furnace heat and all Improvements. The owner will do the carpenter work. J. w. Gaffney the mason work. and the oth- CT contracts have not been let. G. X. Upham has the carpenter work and D. F. Cronin the mason | work on a one-family house on cen tral avenue for William Beecher. the assessor. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith and call for brick house. 21X3O feet, containing eight rooms. The heating will be by fur mace.
 D. F. Cronin has been given the contract for the mason work on ten ement block on Walnut street for Louis Chotzianoff. It will be of wood. arranged for three tenements and store, and the usual conveniences will be provided. The owner will do the carpenter work and the other con- tracts will be let soon.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has been commissioned to draw plans for a new residence on Buckingham street for G. II. Bisset who has recently pur- chased building lot on that street. The plans call for frame house. fur ther details to be given out later. Plans have been completed by Ar chitect C. Jerome Bailey for a three family house on Walnut avenue for James Carroll. It will be frame house. arranged for tenements of five rooms each and will be provided with all the modern conveniences.
 Henry Kellner has started work on the foundations for house at Morn ingside for Charles LOveridge. It will be d one-family house, contain ing six rooms, provided with furnace heat.
 Work has been started on some changes to the residence of R. W. Hampson on First avenue. An addi- ton of wood, providing five rooms. will be built on and other changes made. owen Carey is the builder and the plans are by Architect T B. Peck.
 Plans are being figured for frame tenement block on West Porter street for l. l.. Fernandez. C. J. Bailey is the architect and the plans call for frame building. 3OxGO feet, ar ranged for six tenements of five rooms. The roofing will be with gravel. |
 Plans have been drawn by Archi- tect c. Jerome Bailey for q new house for Victor Gay, the mason. It will be arranged for two tenements of five rooms and the usual conven fences will be provided.
 The Realty Development Co. is | making arrangements to erect two more houses at Fairmount. Each house will be arranged for three tenc- ments and will be first class in every particular. E. l.. Benedict is the ar- chitect.
 Architect T. B. Peck Is revising plans for the stable for J. s. Elton. \ X tenement for the coachman will be fitted up on the upper floor. the low CT floor being left as first planned.
 The Master Builders association is making arrangements to hold a clam bake in about a week. A very enjoy able time Is expected.
 The Waterbury Brass Co has taken out a permit to erect a large frame building al their plant. It will b' ICSI0 feet. one story high. with d wing I6x,S5 feet. The work will b' done by the day.
 Arrangements are being made by the St Joseph T. X. E. society for th. erection of a new building. on theil property at the corner of East Mai, aud Maple streets. As yet the detail' of the new hcme have not been def niteIy decided upon. nor an architec selected. IL is planned to spend s25. Uo on ihe new building. The build
 ing committee consists of Rev w. J