Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-05
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Waterbury Architects and Contractor
 Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith for the proposed business block to be, erected at the corner cf Grand and Leavenworth streets by Judge C. H. Cowell and Francis P Guilfoile. The plans show a brick building, four stories high. 61x63 feet, with gravel roof, galvanized ilon cornice, etc. There will be three stores on the ground floor, fitted up with tiled ves- tibules, metal ceilings and plate glass fronts. The second floor will be ar- ranged for offices and the two upper floors for bachelor apartments. The heating will be by steam and there will be electric lights and every con- venience.
 The contract to build the proposed club house for the Waterbury Coun- try club association has been award. ed to the Macauley Construction Co. Sub-contracts have been given to White & Mohr, mason work; the Barlow Bros. Co, plumbing and heat ing; Austin & Woodruff, painting and the New England Engineering Go, electrical work. The plans were drawn by Architects Allen & Wil~ Hams of New Haven.
 Plans have been completed by Ar. chitect c. Jerome Bailey for a three story frame building to be erected at the corner of Colley and Robbins streets for W. H. Card. North Willow street The plans how a structure 50x95 feet. with gravel roof. There will be fourteen tenements and the usual conveniences will be provided. Alfred Daniels has been given the, contract to build new house on the Wolcott road for Patrick Colina. vic-' tor Gay will do the mason work, and' the other contracts have not been| awarded as yet. The plans are by| Architect Joseph T. Smith and call for three-family house. of wood. containing sixteen rooms.
 c. E. Johnson will start next week on his contract for painting the Rus-| sell Block oon Bank street.
 F. T. Ley & Co. of Springfield. Mass. have been given the contract to build a new factory building at ths' plant of the Scovill ManufacturinKI company. It will be two stories high of brick and concrete, 4sx23s feet with gravel roof. The contract for the mason worki on the one-story building on South Main street for P. H. Garrity, the plumber, has been awarded to b. E Cronin. The other contracts will be given out at once. The building will be of brick, 27x79 feet, with a gravel roof.
 Work was started this week on storage building and stable on South Willow street for R. K. Brown. the work being done by the day. 10 will be of brick. one story high. 22x 105 feet. with gravel roof.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for a two-famfly house on Fox street, for James Cal Ian. The plans call for e frame house. each fiat to contain seven rooms. well finished and provided with the usual conveniences.
 The Waterbury Construction co. has the mason work fin connection with the alterations to the building on Bishop street for L. Perrotti. Tafsl 6 Shapiro are the builders.
 The Macauley Construction com pany have the contract to build an addition to stable on Euclid avenue for Dr H. ]. Anderson. It win b- ilx34 feet. with a gravel roof. White 6 siohr will do the mason work.
 The contract for the plumbing in the new house on Hillside avenue for J. H. Garde has been awarded to the Barlow Brothers company. Owen Carey is the builder and the plsrs are by Architects Frensy q Jaekson-
 c. Rossi has taken out a permit to build three-family house on Bishon street The work will be done bT the owner. Joseph T. Smith drcr fks plans. which call for a frame bouss sfxsl feet.
 John Van Horstsen has started f<s carpenter work on the thrse-fsnilr houss on Wet Side hfII for R. q. i, Eoezks. 0rigEs q Hunt frew fh4 plans and the house hz< t<e1 f1I<r 11.z L .-..-.-..