Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-02
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have Penty of Work Ahead.

Ing plans IOP all HpdTllleuI HouSe.-oH North Main street for Louis, M Raffel, the real. estate dealer. The plans call for a frame building, three stories high, containing six apart ments, provided with the usual con- viences The house now on the lot is to be removed to the rear and re- modelled '
 < Plans have been completed by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, for some changes to house at 51 Washing ton street for T. F. Laughlan. An addition, two stories high, of wood, will be built on and the interior of the house remodelled. The plans are now out for figures.
 Plans are being drawn by Archi- tect E.. F. Guilford for four-family house on North Main street for Louis M. Raffel,r the real estate deait Ter. . It will be brick structure, with a gravel roof and will be provided with every convenience.
 Plans have been completed by Architect C. Jerome Bailey for a three-family house at the corner of River street and Grandview avenue for Annie and Nellie Dunn. The house will be 26x54 feet, each tene- ment containing five rooms, provided with the usual conveniences.
 Contractors Tafel & Shapiro nave taken out permits for the erection of three houses on Beach street.. Each house will be of frame con- struction, containing eight rooms, provided with all conveniences. None of the sub-contracts have been awarded as yet
 The contract has been given to the Tracy Bros company to build a new house at the corner of Bucking- ham and Dewey streets for 'E. B. Wilson. The plans call for a frame house 34x40 feet, containing 12 rooms, provided with conveniences. The Bronson-Knibbs company have the contract for the foundations.
 Architects Freney and Jackson have completed plans for. some changes to a building on South Main street for Michael D"Ambrosi. Two stores will be fitted up on the ground floor, provided with plate glass fronts, metal ceilings, new plumbing, gas, electric lights, etc. The plans are now being figured.
 Architect Louis'A. Walsh is draw ing sketches for residence to be erected in Milford for Prof w. J. Mathewson, of that place. The house is fully described in another column.
 The contract has been awarded to T. J. Brennan to erect a new build- ing on Green street for the Eithuan- ian Political club. It will De a frame structure, 3Sx110 feet, one story high, with a gravel roof.
 Architect Louis A. Walsh has com pleted plans for a stock barn at Eas- ton for Susan c. O'Neill of this city. It will be of frame construction, 40x120 feet, two stories high.
 Architect Leonard S. Asheim has completed plans and estimates are being made for a frame house in Oakville for Alois Kuhn. It will contain four rooms. provided with the usual convenienees.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for a barn at Fair mount for W. P. Jarrett. It will be of wood, 2Ox22 feet, two stories high. ---
 The Tracy Bros Co have the con- tract for some changes to a store on Grand street for E. Hellmann. A new front will be built on and other changes made.
 John Mraz has taken out per init for the carpenter work on the new house in waterville for Agnes Ebert, mention of which has been given in previous issue.
 Work has been started on an ad- dition to a house on Hickory street for T. O5ughlan. It will be of wood, I2x16 feet, two stories high.
 The contract has been awarded to Tafel 6 Shapiro fo. some changes to a house on Pearl street for John Sachemhauser Al addition will be built on. containing five rooms. pro- vided with the usual eonveniences.
 The contract for the plumbing in the new house on Stone street for Timothy Calvin has been awarded to D. r. Mccarthy. Mir McCarthy also has the contract to install new hot water heaters in. the residence of Sanford Proctor and Morris Cap