Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-13
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

Waterbury Architects and Contractor
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead. A. F. Wenzel, 663 North Riversid,
 street. is drawing plans for the larg,
 store and tenement building to b,
 erected at the corner of Bank ant
 Porter streets, for J.. l.. Fernandez
 The structure will be four stories
 high, fronting 116 feet on Banl street and Al feet on Porter street
 and will have large central oper
 court. The roofing will be with
 gravel and there will be galvanized
 iron cornice. limestone trimmings
 etc. On the first floor there will be five large stores, an assembly hal
 and three tenements. The stores will
 have plate glass fronts and will be fitted up with metal ceilings. The
 upper floors will be arranged for 27
 tenements of four and five rooms At the extreme rear of the Bank street side there will be erected a one-story brick building, 2Ox24 feet
 for bakery. An ell for a stable, containing seven single stalls, will also be erected. The plans for the building will be ready for estimates in about a month.
 Plans are being drawn by Arch itect c. Jerome Bailey fora block to be arected at the corner of Bishop and Crown streets, for Louis Chot- zianoff. The plans call for structure of brick and wood, arranged for two stores on the ground floor and nine tenements on the upper floors. The roofing will be with gravel and the building will be provided with the usual cOnveniences. The plans will be ready for figures sobn.
 Raphael Ricco, "A Scovill street, has taken out permit to tear down brick building on Scovill street. MT Riccio will have plans drawn for the erection of a brick store and office building on the site. The details of the structure will be given out later.
 The contract has been let to IA. Upham for some changes to the resi- dence of Fred J. Brown on Grove street. New plumbing and heating will be installed and the interior of the house improved. The plans are by Architects Griggs & Hunt.
 From plans drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey, the contract has been awarded to White & Mohr for the mason work on the block to be erect ed on Scovill street for J. s. Barbara. It will be brick building, four stor- les high, with a gravel roof, ar- for stores and tenements. The other contracts will be awarded at once.
 Estimates are being made on re- vised plans drawn by Architects Freney & Jackson for the building to be erected on Bank street, for Vim cenzo Jamele, sos Bank street. It will be of brick, two stories. high, 20x45 feet, with gravel roof. There will be a store on the ground floor and the upper floors arranged for 
 Estimates have ben made on plans 1rawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt Tor the pavilion to be erected at Lake Quassapaug for the Waterbury & Pomperaug Railway company, of which N. R. Bronson is in charge. The contract will be awarded, soon, The building has been fully described In a recent issue.
 M. A. DuLac has been awarded the contract to build the three-family louse for George DeBonis on North Main street. The plans are by Archi- ect c. Jerome Bailey. and call for a rame house, each tenement contain ng six rooms, provided with the lsual conveniences. The sub-con- racts will be awarded soon.
 Contractor l.. V. Matson of Nauga- uck has plans for the erection of wo tenement blocks on Putnam treet. where he has recently pur- hased property. Each will be built T wood, arranged for eight tene- nents. The usual conveniences will | 'e provided.
 Work will soon be started on a arge addition at the plant of the | 'akville Pin Co.,, in Oakville. The york will be done by the owners. | he new structure will be probab- four stories high, about 4Ox2OO eet, of brick, with a gravel roof.
 Tafel & Shapiro have plans for the | rection of six-family house on Vol ott street, where they have recent purchased building lot. It will e frame house. provided with the sual conveniences. None of the have been awarded. During the past week. several fine uilding lots on the Fitzsimons tract n the Columbia Boulevard have been old and 1t is thought that new ouses will be erected on the various ties. Among the purchasers are iarren l.. Hall, Irving Stedman. w. ]. Hodges. Charles D. Nye and Edson '. Hitchcock.
 Architect E. E. Benedict is draw ig plans for three tenement houses be erected on Walnut street. for amuel Chotzianoff. Each will be