Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-30
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

NlaQlm1r mas purcnaSeQ a large plece fof property on Grown street, near Hill street. It is the purpose of the society to have plans drawn for a new church to be erected on the site. At some future time a rectory and convent will also be built. AS yet an architect has not been selected, but it is hoped to start work at once and 1 have the church completed within the year. Further details will be given out later.
 l Plans have been drawn by Archi- tect Joseph A. Jackson, 1123 Broad way, New York, for a new block on Grand street for Thomas F.. Jackson. It will be brick structure, five stories high, with a gravel roof and will be arranged for stores on the ground floor and the upper floors will probably be arranged for offices and I tenements. MT Jackson will also erect large building for storage pur- poses in the rear of his new block. l None of the contracts has yet been let as yet.
 White & Mohr are putting in the l foundations for the two-apartment i blocks which Louis M Raffel will build on North Main street. The buildings will be provided with all conyeniences, including furnace heat and electric lights. The w. M. Ash born Co are the builders, and the l other sub-contracts have not been let.
 From plans drawn by Architect ! Joseph T. Smith, T. A. Delowry has ha to hIliId I three houses on Cherry street for Mrs Rose Lott. Each house will be 24x49 feet, arranged for three families. The usual conveniences will be in- stalled. A. Sanai will put in the | foundations, and the other contracts l have not been let.
 From plans drawn by Architect | Joseph T. Smith, work has been start i ed on three family house at the cor ner of Coe and Walnut streets for c. Miller. The plans call for a frame | house, 40x65 feet, arranged for tene- ments of five rooms. The foundations will be put in by the owner, and esti- mates are now being made for the | rest of the work. .-
 Owen Carey has the contract to build the three family house for Mrs l Minnie E. Bigelow on North Willow street, the plans for which are by l Architects Freney & Jackson. The house has been fully described in a recent issue. The sub-contracts will l be awarded at once.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed the plans for block Tor Antone Wiedorn on Dikeman street. It will be frame building three stories high and basement, and will be arranged for store on the ground l floor and seven tenements of five rooms on the upper floors. The roof- ing will be with gravel, and all con veniences will be provided.
 It is reported that s. z. Poli, the theatrical manager, has secured an option of the Kendrick property on West Main street as a site for new theater which he intends to erect Tn this city. No details of the new building have been decided upon as yet.
 George W. Snow has bought a building lot on Euclid avenue, through the agency of T. J. Smith. Mir Snow will have plans drawn for a new residence to be erected on the site at some future time.
 Estimates are being made for an addition to the plant of the Ameri- can Ring Co. The building will De of brick, four stories high, with. a gravel roof. The plans are by Archi- tect T. B. Peck.
 From plans drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith, the contract has been let to Chauncey Seeley & Co to build the proposed addition to the Town Plot school house. The addi- ton will contain four roms and has been fully described in previous issue. The sub-contracts will be let soon.
 | Architects Griggs & Hunt have completed the plans for the double house for F. H. Humphrey. The house will be fitted up with all the modern conyeniences, including not air heat. electric lights and has been fully described in recent issue.
 From plans drawn by Architect J, lB, Duhaime, work has been started ion a new house for Joseph Flannery on Baldwin street. It will be three family house of wood, 2Sx4O feet, provided with the usual conyenienees The Bronson-K -Knibbs Co will do the mason work. and the other contracts have not been let.
 Thomas F. Jackson has the con- tract for the granite on the Weary block in Naugatuck.
 D. F.. Cronin has the contract to build a foundry building for the Manufacturers Foundry Co at their plant. It will be one-story high. of brick. 2sx22 feet
 The contract to build the new buildings for the Waterbury Farrel Foundry and Machine Co has been Tel to the Tracy Bros Co., The mason work will be done by Chatiield A Chatfield. The plans are by Arehi- tects Griggs & Hunt.
 | Philip Hamel has plans for a tene. ment house to be built at the North | End. It will be three stories high with a gravel roof and will be ar ranged for six tenements of five rooms. C Jerome Bailey is the archi. tect.
 Thompson Bros are putting in tho foundations for a three-story frame block on Easton avenue for Louis Chotzianoff The plans are by Arshi. tect C. Jerome Bailey. and the build ing will be arranged for four tene ments of six rooms.
 Architect T. B. Peek has completed