Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-27
THE BUILDING BUSINESS. Waterbury Architects and Contfactors Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

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 From plans drawn by Architect T
 6. Peck, the contract has been let tC
 J. 5. Goodwin to build the new rest
 dence at N0rwood for c. H. Cloves White C Mohr have the mason work
 and the other contracts have not been
 awarded. The plans call for large
 house of wood and stone, 42x57 feet
 containing twelve roms, finished in
 hard woods and provided with hard
 wood floors, plate glass windows
 mantels. fireplaces and every modern convenience. The heating will be by
 hot air and the lighting by gas and electricity.
 l A local architect is drawing plans for new business block to be erect ed on Exchange place for R. K. Brown. It will be three stories high, about 6Ox60 feet, with gravel roof, metal cernice, plate glass windows, etc. There will be stores on the ground floor and offices on the upper
 floors. The heating will be with steam and the building will be equipped with every modern conven- fence. Work will not be started until May, 1907.
 Griggs & Hunt of this city, Bow ditch X Stratt0n of Boston. and one or two other firms of architects, are submitting competitive plans for the new club house for the Waterbury Country Club association. The com petition closes December 1. The building will be of an attractive de- sign, of wood and stone. and will cost about $15,000. J. Richard Smith is the chairman of the building com mittee.
 Plans are being drawn for a new building at the plant of the Water bury Brass Co to be used as a cast Ing shop. As yet the details of the structure have not been completed. but 1t will probably be of brick and steel, about 300 fet long. Further details will be given out in week or two. It Is the plans of the company to erect several smaller buildings in connection with this structure. The Macauley Construction Co has been awarded the contract for the erection of new house at Bunker Hill for Mrs L. M. Morse. The plans call for frame building, about thir- ty-nye feet square, containing eight rooms. All the modern conveniences Will be provided, including hot air neat. John w. Gaffney will do the mason work and the other sub-con- tracts have not been awarded. From plans drawn by Architect Leonard Asheim, the contract has l been awarded to the Macauley Con- struction Co to build the new stable TOT Colonel L. F. Burpee on Pine street. The plans call for frame building, two stories high, containing one single and three box stalls, car- riage room. auto room and quarters for the coachman. None of the sub- contracts has been awarded as yet.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has been commissioned to draw plans for new building to be erected in Dan- bury for the Helm Machine Co of that place. It will be a brick structure. 40x125 feet. with a gravel roof. and VIII be used as laundry. A large amount of laundry machinery will be required.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith is com- pleting plans for new apartment house to be erected on East Hawkins street for Mrs Emma Nuhn. It will be four stories high, of brick, with a gravel roof. There will be eight apartments of six rooms, provided with the usual conveniences. The plans will be ready for figures in about & week.
 Architects Freney 6 Jackson are completing plans for an addition to ! the plant of the Eagle Brewing Co, 1 to be used as an engine and storage room. It will be three stories high, | of brick, 32x40 feet, with a gravel roof. The plans will be ready for figures in about . week.
 T. A. Delowry has the contract to build three houses on Walnut street | for M. J. Doolan. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith and call for frame houses. each arranged for three tenements of six rooms and pro- vfded with conveniences. A. Sanai will do the mason work and the Bar low Bros Co the plumbing.
 Architect T. B. Peck is completing plans for a new building on Scoyill street for A. E. Rice. It will be one story high. of brick. s0x75 feet. with gravel roof. metal cornice, etc. There will be five stores in the build- ing. fitted up with plate glass fronts. metal ceilings. etc. The heating will probably be by steam.
 D. F. Mccarthy. the new plumber. is now we'll located at 29 Harrison avenue. Mir Mccarthy has had large experience in the plumbing bus iness. having been with the Barlow Bros Co for Is years. Besides gem eral plumbing and sheet metal busi- ness. he will later on take roofing contracts.
 The contract for the plumbing in the new building now being erected on Bank street for Dr c. W. Russell, has been awarded to the Barlow Bros Co. J. T. Smith is the architect.
 The Barlow Bros Co will do the and metal work on the new garage on Grove street for c. l.. White. Griggs & Hunt are the archi- tects.
 The Chase Rolling Mill Co has taken out a permit to tear down sev- sral frame houses at their plant on Locust street. IL is probable that a new factory building will be erected on the site In the near future.
 The Tracy Bros Go have been eirn