Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-03-06
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

VI | Have Plenty of Work Ahead. l Sketches by Architect Leonard Asheim for the proposed addition tc the Driggs school building have been accepted by the board of education and the working plans will be ready for figures in about two weeks. The addition will be two stories high, of brick, 66x1S7 feet, with slate roof There will be 10 class-rooms. The present steam heating plant will be extended and the old building as well as the new will be provided with concrete stairs.
 From plans drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt, the contract has been awarded to the Tracy Bros Co to build an addition to the garage on Woodlawn terrace for Truman s. Lewis. The addition, which will be used as a stable, will be two stories high, of wood, 22x32 feet. White X Mohr will do the mason work. Contract have been awarded to C.. M. Brooks, carpenter work, Bahan & Dwyer, mason work, the Barlow Bros Co, plumbing and heating, the N. E. Engineering Go, electrical work, and G. H. Woodruff, painting, on the house to be erected on Cables avenue for Truman S. Lewis. The plans are by Architects Griggs & Hunt and were fully described in last weeks issue
 | The contract to build the new house on Fourth street for Joseph Taylor has been awarded to F.. D. Fitzgerald. E. F. Ziegler will do the plumbing and heating. The house will be arranged for three families, containing IF rooms. Freney & Jack son are the architects.
 Contractors Taffel & Shapiro will soon start work on two new blocks on Hill street, where they have re- cently purchased property. Each building will be of frame construc- tion, arranged for six tenements The owners will do the carpenter work and the other contracts will be awarded soon.
 Plans have been completed by Architect Leonard Asheim for three family house to be erected on Ward street for Carl Werner. It will be a frame house, with a tin roof. Each tenement will contain six rooms, and the usual conveniences will be pro- vided.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for a frame building for light factory purposes to be erect ed in Waterville for the Reality De- velopment Co. It will be 30x75 feet, two stories high, with gravel roof.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has completed plans for a tenement block to be erected on Dikeman street by Dr. F.F. Cook. It will be 50 by 72 feet, of wood, arranged for 16 ten- ements, of five rooms, provided with conveniences. The plans will be put out for figures at once.
 Architects Freney & Jackson have started the plans for the new engine house to be erected on Baldwin street It will be two stories high, of brick, 40xs5 feet, further details to be given out later. The building will cost about $20,000.
 The Fidelity Construction Co. has filed certificate of incorporation with the Secretary of State. The lcapital stock is $3,000. The firm is composed of E. A. Major, Oscar and Louis Bernier and has been in busi- ness in this city for a number of years.
 Alfred Anderson has taken out 9 permit to build frame house on Butler street. The owner will do lthe carpenter work and James Mecca the mason work. The house will be arranged for two tenements of five rooms and the usual conveniences will be provided.
 Contractor John Mraz has plans for new house which he will erect on Clark street for himself. It will be frame house. arranged for three families and will be provided with the usual conveniences. Work will be started at once.
 Bids will be received until March 19 for fitting up the third floor of Brookside Home as hospital. The lplans are by Architects Freney & Jackson. There is an appropria- ltion of $5,000 for the work.
 Estimates are now being made for the steam heating of the Russell block on Bank street. Joseph T Smith is the architect and the build- ing has been fully described in re- cent issue.
 From plans drawn by Architects Freney & Jackson. the contract has been awarded to John Mraz for the proposed alterations to the house at the corner of Washington Avenue South Wilson street for T. R. Walker E. F. Ziegler will do the plumbing. The house will be arranged for two families.
 The deeds conveying the Holmes property at Westwood to the Water bury Hospital association have been filed for record. It is probable that plans will be drawn at once for the changes to the property.
 Estimates are now being made on plans drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt for the garage to be erected al Platts Mills for the Bristol Automo. bile Co. The project has been fully