Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-04-23
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractors
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.


 John w. Gaffney will do the ma son work and G. A. Upham the car penter work on the building for R. K. Brown on Exchange place. The plans were drawn by Architect Louis A. Walsh, and have been fully de- scribed in a recent issue. The work will be done under the supervision of the owner.
 From plans drawn by Architect Jo- seph T. Smith, the contract for the mason work on the store and apart ment building for Harry Willetts on Abbott ave has been awarded to the George S. Chatfield Co. The other contracts will be of brick, four stor- ies high. with a gravel roof, ar ranged for stores on the ground floor and apartments on the upper floors.
 Architects Freney & Jackson have plans for a double house on Hill side avenue for J. A. Garde. The house will be 40x44 feet, of wood arranged for eight-room tenements. The heating will be by hot air and all conveniences will be provided.
 Chauncey Seeley & Co have the contract to build the three-family house on Woodlawn terrace for Charles Wallace James Mecca will do the mason work. The house will be of wood, 22x50 feet, provided with the usual conveniences. Joseph T. Smith drew the plans.
 The contract has been awarded to Tafel & Shapiro for some changes to a three-family house on East Main street for ]. Mezo. The present house will be arranged for six fam flies, each tenement containing four rooms. C. Jerome Bailey drew the plans.
 Plans have been drawn by Archi- tect John B. Duhaime for some changes to two houses on North Main street for John s. Neagle. New plumbing will be installed and other changes made. The same improve ments will be made to two houses for Mir Neagle on Hill street.
 John Mraz has been awarded the contract for the carpenter work on the three-family house for Mrs AL bertha K. Hemingson on Brewster street. The plans for the house were drawn by Architect John B. Duhaime and have been fully described in a recent issue.
 Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architects Freney & Jack son for some changes to the third floor of the city hall. A new tin roof will be required. five new win dows cut in and other changes made.
 Architects Griggs & Hunt have plans for a new house at for Austin Isham. It will be a frame house. arranged for two families. each tenement contain ing seven rooms. we'll finished. and provided with every convenience. The heating will be by furnaces.
 Contractors are figuring plans drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt for a three-family house to be erect ed by (. C. Rogers on the watertown road. It will contain 16 rooms. pIofIutu Wlln lne USUAL COnNenle1ceS.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has com- pleted plans and estimates are being made for block in waterville for George l.. Jenks. It will be three sto- ries high. of cement blocks. manu- fsetured by the Youngs & Jenks Co. arranged for three tenements. The contract will be awarded soon.
 The Tracy Bros Co were the low est bidders for the new schoolhouse to be erected in Milford. the plans for which were drawn by Architect Louis A. Walsh of this city. The list of bidders Is given in another column.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the storehouse for the Ran- iolph & Cloves Co has been awarded To the Tracy Bros. Co. T. B. Peck Is the architect.
 The contract for the plumbing in fhe three family house on WoodIawn terrace for j. H. Collins has been Eiven to the Barlow Bros. Co. John Wheeler of wsterviIle has the paint lnr- 0ueA Carsy Q the contraetor.