Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-04
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Pentv of Work Ahead.

completed plans for store ant
 apartment building on Hill street fo
 J. H. Sincaster, 525 North MaiI
 street. It will be four-story bricl
 structure, 450x77 feet, with grave
 roof. There will be three stores or
 the ground floor, with seven apart
 ments on the upper floors. The
 building will be provided with fur
 mace heat, plate glass fronts for the stores and every convenience. Esti
 mates are now being made.
 Work is to be started at one or three houses on North Willow street
 for G. H. Gloves. J. Manganero will
 do the mason work on two and the Youngs & Jenks Go have the con- tract for the third. The houses will
 be built of wood, about 26x52 feet
 and will be arranged for two fami-
 lies. The other contracts have not
 been awarded as yet. All convent ences will be provided and the heat ing will be by furnaces.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the building for E. O., Mar tin on East Main street has been awarded to Chauncey Seeley & Co. As reported in recent issue, D. E. Cronin will do the mason work and the plans were drawn by Architects Freney & Jackson.
 The contract for the changes to the house at 52 Washington street for Torrance Coyle has been award ed to Alfred Daniels. The sub-con- tracts will be given out at once. The plans were drawn by Architect C.. Jerome Bailey and have been fully described in q recent issue.
 Architects Griggs & Hunt have completed plans and estimates are now being made for fine residence to be erected at the corner of Buck ingham and Pine streets for Miss Florentine H. Hayden, 134 Hillside avenue. It will be large house, of wood and stucco, and will be fitted up throughout with the very latest The house will cost about s15,000.
 Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architect John B. Duhaime for q new house on Waterville street for Albert Delay. It will be a stone house, 24x40 feet, with a shingle roof. There will be six rooms, we'll finished and the heating will be by hot air.
 The Realty Development Go has taken out a permit to build a new house at Fairmount, the work being done by the day. The house will be 26x42 feel, of wood, arranged for three families, and will be provided with conveniences. C.. Jerome Bailey Is the architect.
 The contract to build a new house ,n Baldwin street for John Hickey las been given to E. D. Fitzgerald The sub-contracts will be awarded at 'nce. The house will he 25x33 feet. 1 If wood, arranged for one family and | will contain seven rooms.
 Contractor Harry T. Green has | aken out permit for the carpenter york on the house on Farnham ave tue for Edgar Farnham. The house Vill be 26x31 feet, containing eight | onms, provided with the usual con- enienccs.
 Samuel Winestein has purchased wo houses on Park street from Tru- nan S. Lewis. Each house will be ard arranged for two prov ided with the usual | Leonard Asheim is he architect.
 Estimates are being made on lans drawn .y Architect Joseph T. nith for a new house on Cooke treet for Harry Moran. The house i'll contain eight rooms, provided Tith furnace heat and all con eniences.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has ompleted plans for a three-family ouse on Cooke street for Clinton winning. It will be 25x53 feet, of -oOd, containing 17 rooms. All con- eniences will be provided.
 Estimates have been made on lans drawn by Architects Griggs & Iunt for an addition to the plant of he Bristol Co. at Platt's Mills. It ill be a brick building, three tories high, 53x170 feet, with a ravel roof.
 Plans have been drawn for a new Ouse on watervi1le street for C. R bucks. It will be of wood, arrang- 1 for three families, and will be rovided with the usual convenIenees
 George L. Lilley has sold a piece ] property on Sperry street to Nel- n Morris G Co. It is reported that .u nro-. rrsli n-nrt q n h.r