Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-03-19
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contrac.
 tors Have Plenty Of Work Ahead.

ArcnltecC LOUIS A. Walsh is com pleting the plans for store and ten
 ement building on South Main street for B. H. Fitzpatrick. It will be four stories high, 24x57 feet, with a
 gravel roof, metal cornices, etc. The first floor will be arranged for a store and there win be three tenements on the upper floor. The plans will be ready for estimates next week.
 Plans drawn by Architect Joseph
 T. Smith for the proposed addition to the Town Plot school house have
 been accepted by the board of educa- tion and estimates will be received
 in about two weeks. The building
 will be of wood, containing four class rooms. The present heating and ven-
 tilating system will be torn out and
 new one installed.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has completed plans for an apartment
 block to be built on Willard avenue
 for w. T. Walsh. It will be of frame construction, containing six apart ments of five and six rooms, well fin ished and provided with improve ments. The roofing will be with gravel.
 < The contract for the mason work on the new block for Messrs Willner, Tafel & Shapiro on North Main street has been let to John F. White. The plans are by Architect Leonard Asheim. The owners will do the carpenter work and the contracts for the plumbing, metal work and roof ing are not let.
 Plans have been completed by Architect c. Jerome Bailey for an apartment block on the east side for Jennie Phoenix. It will be 35x66 feet, of wood, three stories high, with gravel roof. The building will be arranged for six apartments of five rooms and will be provided with conveniences.
 Estimates are now being made on plans drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt for the proposed business block to be built in Naugatuck by the Neary estate. All bids must be in by April 2.
 From plans drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, the contract has been let to P. Anastasio to put in the foundations for the three family house to be built on Hapdep avenue, for Frank Dance. It will be 27x37' feet. of wood, arranged for flats of seven rooms, with conveniences The other contracts are not let.
 From plans drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt. the contract has been let to John Mraz to build the propos- cd addition to the Lithuanian club house in the Brooklyn district. It will be of wood, 3Sx40 feet, contain ing four rooms. The mason work will be done by the Bronson-Knibbs Co.
 The contract has been let to c. NJ. Brooks for the carpenter work on the two houses to be built on Round Hill street for Messrs Cook & Barlow. Each house is to be arranged for three tenements, and provided with The Barlow Bros Co will do the plumbing and timing. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 H. P. Camp has taken out per- nit to build a frame house on Vine street. It will be 26x4S feet, three stories high. and will be arranged for three tenements of six rooms, with conveniences. o. T. Norton will do the mason work and w. H. Lowe the plumbing and timing. The car penter work will be let at once.
 The contract has been let to the n right Building Co to build a three family house at Warren Park for John A. Hitchcock. Each tenement will contain six rooms and will be provided with conveniences. The other contracts will be let at once.
 Estimates have been made on plans irawn by Mir Roberts. the company's engineer, for a storage building on | Field street for the United Gas Im- Co. It will be large l structure. one story high, of brick. with a gravel roof. The contract will ] be let soon.
 John W. Gaffney is putting in 1 for a new house to be 1 built on the wolcott road for E. E. ] Martin. The plans call for frame house, 34x34 feet, containing seven | -ooms provided with eonveniences. l The other contracts are not let.
 Work has been started on a new I on North Main street for | he Chase Rolling Mill Co. the work l Deing done by the owners It will | ,e one story high, 13xss feet. with a rravel roof.
 Contractors are estimating plans lrawn by Architect E. E. Benedict or the proposed addition to the plant If the Shoe Hardware Co. The main I building will be four stories high, | md there will be two smaller build I