Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-16
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead.

Penty of Work Ahead. J. H. Jones will do the carpenter work and Bahan & Dwyer the mason work on the new residence to be erected on Fleming street for P. F. B. Wallace. The contracts for the plumb ing, heating and electrical work have not been awarded. The plans are by Architects Griggs & Hunt, and call for house 26x35 feet. of wood and stucco, with a shingle. roof. There will be 12 rooms, the lower floors be- ing finished in oak and the upper floors in chestnut. There will be two brick mantels and f1replaces and the house is to be provided with every convenience.
 From plans drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith, the contract has been awarded to A. E. Green to build the new block on Spring street for A. DeLucia. The Waterbury Con- struction company will do the mason work and the other sub-contracts have not been awarded as yet. The building will be three stories high,ar- ranged for a bottling establishment on the ground floor and tenements on the upper floors. The roofing will'be with gravel. -t'
 V. Ippolito has been given the con tract to build the two story building on Bridge street for A. Menbrina' Sub-contracts have been awarded to Victor Gay, mason work and Ouilette & Michaud, carpenter work, plumbing and roofing. The building will be ar ranged for four families and the usual conveniences will be provided. E
 The contract for the mason work on the fine residence to be erected on North Willow street for Frederick Nuhn, the plans for which are by Ar chitects Griggs & Hunt, has been awarded to Bahan & Dwyer. AS re- ported in recent issue, G. A. Upham is the builder. The other sub-con- tracts have not been awarded as yet.
 The contract to build the proposed addition to the plant of the Bristol Co at Platts Mills has been awarded to the Torrington Building Co. It will be three stories high, of brick, 52x170 feet, with a gravel roof. The contract for the plumbing will be let separately. Architects Griggs < Hunt drew the plans,
 The contract to build the three- family house on Waterville street for Charles Loucks has been given to J. F. Bittner. None of the sub-con- tracts are let. The house was plan ned by Architect Joseph T. Smith and has been fully described in a re- cent issue.
 The contract for two houses to be erected on North Willow street for G. H. Cloves has been awarded to G. A. Upham. The houses will be 24x27 feet, of wood, arranged for two fam flies and will be provided with every convenience. The heating will be by furnaces. The plans are by Architect Joseph T. Smith. AS previously re- ported John w. Gaffney & Son put in the foundations.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for some changes to house on Orange. street for Frank Winestine. The building will be car ried up an additional story and ar addition, three stories high, of wood 22x33 feet, built on. When com I pleted there will be eight tenement: of four rooms. The usual conven fences will be provided.
 The contract has been awarded tt Julius Chotzianoff for some changes to the house at 128 Locust street fol A. Levin. The present two stor! frame building will be carried up ar additional story, providing severa more tenements. John B. Duhaim' drew the plans.
 | Architect John B. Duhaime ha completed plans for block on Hill side avenue for B. H. Halpern. l will be frame structure. 24x49 feet with a gravel roof and will be ar ranged for six families, each flat con taining six rooms. The rooms wil be finished in hard woods anl ever, convenience will be provided. Tn heating will be by furnace.
 Architects Freney & Jackson ar drawing plans for two-family hous on Stirling street for E. c. Terry Each fiat will contain six 70 pms, wei finished and provided with the usua conveniences. The heating will prot ably be by furnace.
 The Randolph & Cloves Go ha taken out a permit to tear down tw frame buildings at their plant It reported that plans are being draw for the erection of a new structure O the site. The details will be give out later.
 Estimates will be made at oace O plans drawn by Architect Joseph Smith for some changes to huildin on East Main street for John Lille. An addition will be built on and som extensive interior changes mad, There will be metal ceilings requiret
 Plans have been drawn for a bric building on Grand street for Charlt Walker. It will be one story higl 2Oxs1 feet, with gravel roof, plat glass fronts. metal ceiling and col nices, etc, and will be arranged fc store. John B. Duhaime Is the al chitect.
 The contract to build the ne house on Hill street for Frank G cova has been awarded to c. A. UI ham. The house will be of WOO 26x26 feet, containing six rooms. m sub-contracts have not been awarde,
 Architect A. F. wenzel has nearl completed plans for a brick buildin at the corner of Bank street an Washington avenue for Pasquale D' Renza. It will be three stories higl with a gravel roof and will be al ranged for three stores and six ten, ments.
 Architect C. Jerome Bailey drawing plans for another story to !