Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-20
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

WateIpuIY dIcMtects anu OOutIHctVIe
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead. l Work has been started on two more Brooks for the carpenter work, plumbing and heating on the two- apartment house to be erected on I Hillside avenue for F. H. Humphrey, The plans for the house are by Archi- tects Griggs & Hunt. and call for a frame house, containing eight room !, experiments. The heating will be hot air and all conveniences will be provided. The Bronson-Knibbs com- pany have the stone work and the other sub-contracts will be let at once.
 l Work has been started on two more houses at Fairmount for the Reality Development Go. They will be frame houses, arranged for three tenements and will be provided with the usual conyeniences. c. G. Holmes has the contract for the work.
 Fl From plans drawn by Architect T. l B. Peck, work has been started on a new house on North Willow street for G. H. Cloves. It will be frame house, 24x47 feet, arranged for two l flats of six rooms. The heating will be by furnace and the house will be provided with conveniences. The other contracts will be let at once. I Green Bros have taken out per- init to build new house on Bidwell street for c. E. Hoadley. It will be frame house, 26x30 feet, containing eight rooms The heating will be by hot air and the house will be pro- vided with all conveniences. The sub-contracts will be let at once. Architect Joseph T. Smith is com pleting the plans for the apartment house on Hospital avenue for c. A. Colley, mention of which was made in last weeks issue. The building will be of frame construction, 36x70 feet, three stories high, with gravel roof. There will be eight apart ments of five and six rooms and all the modern conveniences will be in- | stalled
 Plans have been drawn for a new house to be erected on Norh Willow street for E. L. Goulden. It will be frame house, containing nine rooms we'll finished and provided with all conyeniences. The heating has not been decided upon. The plans are l by Architect c. Jerome Bailey.
 Architect Louis A. Walsh has been commissioned to draw the plans for the new tenement building on North Main street for Jacob Mussler. men, tion of which was made in last weeks issue. The building will be of frame construction, the details of which will be given out later. | Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bal | ley for some changes to house on Dover street for T, H. DeLucia. The i present two-family house will be re- modelled and arranged for seven tene- ments. The usual conveniences will be required.
 Plans arc being drawn by Archi- tect c. Jerome Bailey for new store and tenement building on Dikeman street for Louis Chotzianoff. It will be of wood, three stories high, and basement, 3Sx64 feet, with a gravel roof. There will be store on the ground floor and seven tenements of five rooms on the uper floors. l From plans drawn by Architect T. B. Peck, contracts have been let to J. J. Macauley, carpenter work: and John w. Gaffney, mason work in connection with the changes to building on South Main street for Patrick Holohan. An addition, of brick, in the rear and new front will be erected.
 The contract to build the tenement kins streets for J. F. Kefford will probably be let to Valcourt X Courte- manche, The plans for the building were drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, and call for a frame strnc- ture, 27x53 feet, arranged for seven tenements.
 The Bennedict & Burnham Mfg Go have been given permit to tear down four buildings at its plant on Washington street. 1t Is reported that the company will erect a modern factory building on the site. The work will probably be done by the l owners.
 The plan for the erection of the | new schoolhouse in Watertown has | been abandoned for the present. It | is understood that local architects | are drawing plans for a two-room | building to be erected in that place. | It will be of frame construction.
 The contract to build a garage on Woodlawn terrace for Truman s. | Lewis. from plans drawn by Archi- | tects Griggs & Hunt, has been let to | White & Mohr. mason work, and the | Tracy Bros Co. carpenter work. The building has been fully described in a recent issue.
 Architect E. E. Benedict Is draw ing plans for warehouse to be erect cd on Spring street for w. NJ. Foote. the grocer. It will probably be built of brick. but at the present time all | the details have not been decided upon.
 Lariviere & Co have the contract 10 erect an addition to a building on | North Main street for Homer Soucy. It will De 14x26 feet, of wood.
 Bryan Bros have the contract for church at the corner of North Main street and Phoenix avenue.
 The new apartment contract for P. H. Carroll at the corner of North Willow and Pine streets Is nearly up to the second floor. The plans for the building were drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 From plans drawn by Architects Freney G Jackson. work has been started on a frame building on the