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

From plans drawn by Architect T. B. Peck, the contract has been award ed to the Macauley Construction Co for additions and changes at the plant of the Plume & Atwood Mfg Co. The addition will be three stories high, of brick, 38x50 feet, and the other one story high, of brick, 20x30 feet A building 36x50 feet will be carried up an additional story. The contract for the mason work has been sub-let to the George s. Chatfield Co.
 The contract has been awarded to the Bronson-Knihbs Co to put in the foundations for two tenement houses on Ludlow street for George Tracy of the Tracy Eros G. Each house will be three stories high, of wood, 36xG3 feet, arranged for six families, provid- ed with the usual conveniences. The owner will look after the carpenter work.
 The contract to build the proposed new residence on North Willow street for Theodore Nuhn has been awarded to G. A. Upham. The plans for the house were drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt and call for frame and stucco structure, 21XiS feet with an ell, 16x18 feet. The rooms will be finished in hard woods and will be provided with hot air heat and every convenience.
 Work has been started on new house on Rose street for James Mo Kerracher. c. A. Holmes Is the huiIdar opd tho ouh c m tro ct viJ1 ha awarded at once. The house will be 24x96 feet, of wood, arranged for three families, and will bc provided with the usual convenlen ,rs.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has com. pleted plans and estimates are now being made for a new house on Wat. erville street for Charles Loucks. The plans call for frame house, finished in hard woods and provided with fur. mace heat and conveniences.
 Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architect John B. Duhaime for some changes to two two-family houses on East Farm street for Isaac Albert. Each house is to be arranged for three families, each tenement containing five rooms, provided with conveniences.
 Architect John B. Duhaime has completed plans for tenement house on Wood street for Anton Wiedorn. It will be of frame construction, 36x60 feet, three stories high, with gravel roof. There will be eight tenements of five rooms, and the usual conveniences will be provided. The plans are now being figured.
 The contract to build two houses on Plaza avenue for Henry Stackman and R. w. Lowell has been awarded to Alex Genest. The plans call for frame houses, each arranged for three tenements, provided with every con- venience. The sub-contracts will Dc awarded. at once.
 The contract to put in the founda. tions for the new passenger station for the N. Y., N. H. & H. R. R. Co has been sub-let to the 0'Brien Con- struetion Co. AS reported in recent issue, Horton & Hemenway of Boston are the general contractors.
 The contract for the carpenter work on the new house on Prospect road for Robert Mccormick has been awarded to B. A. Irion. The house will be 23x32 feet, arranged for one family. containing eight rooms.
 The contract to build the three family house on the Boulevard for J. B. Stedman has been awarded to B. A. Irion. The plans call for a house, 2S by 54 feet. of wood, containing i7 rooms.
 W. NJ. Ashborn has the contract to move a building on West Grove street for P. H. Carroll.
 Henry Kellner is putting in the foundations for a building on the Bradleyyille road for the city of Wa ierbury.
 Patrick Kelly has taken out a per init to build an addition to a house on Bronson street. The work will be done by the day.
 Martin Brennan has the contract for some changes to house on South Elm street for Nellie Larson The house will be arranged for an addl- tiOnal tenement.
 The contract has heen awarded to r. H. Carroll for some changes to a house on Cole street tor M. A Fay Ior. An addition will be built on snd other changes made.
 Contractors are figuring plans for the new residence on Hewlett street for Reniamin ChatfeId. The house was planned hy Architects Griggs & Hunt.
 John Nraz has been awarded tile contract for the carpenter work on the new house in wsterviIIe for Az nes Ebert. John Emmonz put in the foundations.
 An important contract has just been awarded to the New EnzIand Enz1n- eerinz Co to install . high te1stoa tFznsnision line. Z000 volts from Scotland station on the Sef1rkst river to the main station in Norw5-h The contract wss awarded bT the General EIectrsc Co Of Schsnecsn1y. Y IT, and the contract price vss -N-k 8~r r.nxr