Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-12
THE BUILDING BUsIHEss.

v Waterbury Architects and Contractor
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.
 Work has been started on two more houses for A, E. Rice on Euclid avenue, Owen Carey having the con tract. Each house will be arranged for one family, containing eight rooms. The heating will be by hot air and all the modern conveniences will be provided. John Emmonz will do the mason work and M. F. OHara the lplumping and heating. The paint has not been let.
 Contractor Louis Chotziano6f has started work on tenement btock on Easton avenue. The plans are hy Architect C. ! Bailey aud call for I frame building. 25xj2 feet, containing p rooms. The Waterbury Construc- tion Co will do the mason work and the Henry Weyan1 Co the plumbing and roofing. The owner will do the carpenter work and painting. B. A.. Irion has been awarded tllc contract for the carIentn: work on the new house to be erected on Will Hard street for Mary l.. Smith. 1t will be provided with all the modern con veniences. The other contracts will bet let soon. It is probable the owner will erect several more houses on this street in the future.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has comple.hd plans and estimates are being made for a new house on Elm wood avenue for C. E. Parsons. It will be two-family house, each flat containing seven rooms. The heat ing will be by hot air and the house will be provided with all the modern convenlences.
 The contract has been let to Owen Carey to build new house on Elm wood avenue for Albert Schumacher. It will be a two-fainily house. each tenement containing seven rooms, provided with all the modern cOnvtn- fences. The plumbing and heating contracts will be let at once.
 Work will soon be started on five new houses on Catherine avenue for D. T. Harrington, the real estate dealer. Each house will be built of wood. arranged for three tenemcnts of five rooms and provided with the usual ccnveniences. None of the con tracts have been let J B. Duhaime is the architect.
 valcourt & Courtemache have the contract to build the stable on Union street for Thomas Bergin, the under taker. It will be 25x70 feet, two stories nigh, with a gravel roof. Jo seph T. Smith is the architect.
 Pasauale Cimmlera has started work on q new building on Bank street. It will be 26x30 feet, of wood, arranged for three tenements of four rooms, provided with the usual con yeniences. The work will be done by the day.
 The Chise Rolling Mill has started work Oi new building at their plant on North Main street. It will be a structure, 47x62 feet, two stories high and will be used for a producer house. The work will be done by tie day.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the kiln-dry now being erect ed on Mill street by the Waterbury Clock Co, has been let to the Tracy Clock Co John w. Gaffney has the mason work and the plans are by Architect E. Fl. Benedict.
 Work will soon be started on new building for the Adams Express Go at the West end It will be one story high. of wood. 4Ox5O feet.
 The Tracy Bros Co have been awarded the contract for some altera- tions to house on Hillside avenue for Professor J. l.. Bonn. An addl- ton. 2Ox29 feet of wood. will be built on and other changes made.
 A permit has been taken out by Frank Flammla to erect brick store and office building on South Leonard street. It will be 22x24 feet. twp stories high. with gravel roof. All the work will be done by the owners.
 H. R., Porter has started to frame the new Eouse which he is building on the Bunker hill road for hi1nself.' The contracts for the plumbing and heat ing will be let at once. The house will be of wood. 2Ox3l feet, contain ing seven rooms. .ss.
 The Tracy Bros Co are building frame barn on Chapel street for James McGlynn.
 John F. McGrath has been appoint ed receiver of the bankrupt estate. o( Bryan Bros. the mason contractors.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the garage on East Main street for the Elton Automobile Co has been let to valcourt & Courte- manche.
 G. F. Gray has started work on a new building on Sunnyside avenue for himself. IL will he two stories high. of wood. 25x25 feet. and will be built by the owner.
 The foundations have been com pleted for the new residence on Buckingham street for G. H.. Bissoaf. the plans for which are by Architect C. Jerome Bailey. Tie contract for