Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-06-10
THE BUILDING BUSINESS. , N Waterbury Architects and Contractors Have Plenty of Work Ahead.

cOmmpieled plans TOT store ana
 apartment building at the corner of
 East Main and Cole streets for Eu-
 gene Martin. It will be four stories
 high, of brick and cement blocks,
 with a tin roof. galvanized iron cor
 nice. etc. There wifi be three stores
 on the ground floor. fitted up with
 metal ceilings and plate glass fronts,
 and the upper floors will be arranged
 for six apartments of five and six
 rooms. The block will be fitted up
 with all conveniences.
 l The contract to build the new
 church on South Main street for Our
 Lady of Lourdes has been awarded
 to the Granite Construction company. The sub-contracts have not been
 awarded. The plans are by Architect
 Joseph A. Jackson, 1123 Broadway,
 New York. and have been fully des- | cribed in recent issue.
 l Work will be started at once on a block on Union street for Isaac Gold stein. Julius Chotzianoff is the build- 1 CT. the G. s. Chatfield company doing the mason work. The other contracts U. I plans are by Architect Leonard Ash. elm and call for a brick structure, four stories high, with a gravel roof. arranged for eight tenements The
 usual conveniences will be provided. | Architect E. E. Benedict Is drawing plans for large addition to the plant of the Waterbury Clock company on
 Mill street. The main building will | be 42X350 feet, five stories high, of
 brick, with a gravel roof, and there will be wing, five stories high,
 42x125 feet, with gravel roof. Both
 structures will be of mill construc- tion. The plans will be ready to fig ure in about month.
 Architects Freney & Jackson are drawing plans for some changes to
 house at the corner of Bank and
 Washington streets for John Kill oughy. The present two-family house will be remodelled for three tene- ments. The roofing will be with tin.
 The Knights of Pythias have pur- chased property on Kendrick avenue as a site for their new building. The property has frontage of 85 feet and is 146 feet deep. Architect Leon- ard Asheim- will draw the plans for the structure, which will not be built until next year.
 From plans drawn by Architect John B. Duhaime, the contract has been awarded to J. A. Lovett to build an eight-tenement building on Cath crime avenue for D. T. Harrington. It will be built of wood, three stories high, with gravel roof. The usual conveniences will be provided. None of the sub-contracts have been given out as yet.
 The general assembly has voted to appropriate S50,000 for the proposed changes to the court house in this city. The building will be carried up another story and other important changes made. Architects Griggs & Hunt will draw the plans.
 Bids have been received on plans drawn by Architects McKim, Mead X White of New York for the new station to be erected here by the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road company. It is expected that the contract will be awarded in about a week.
 Alfred Daniels has the contract to I build two-family house on Plaza | avenue for Joseph T. Smith. the ar- chitect. It will be frame house. p by 5S feet, provided with every con- venlence. The heating will be by hot air. The sub-contracts are not let.
 Julius Chotzianoff. the builder. has bought land fronting 103 feet on Dikeman street. Architect John B. Duhalme Is drawing plans for three houses to be erected on the site. Each house will be of frame construction, six tenements provided with the usual convenlences.
 The contract to build three-famIly house on Dikeman street. for Samuel Freedman has been awarded to Julius The sub-contracts are not let Each tenement will contain five rooms, provided with the usual 
 Work will be started at once on the new building of Dr John DeLi- guori on North Riverside street. The building will be 8 by G feet, four stories high, of brick. There will be three stories on the ground floor and six tenemcnts on the upper floors.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has com pleted plans for an eight-famlly block Tor D. T. Harrington. 1t will be three stories high. with gravel roof.
 Plans drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith are being estimated for a resi- fence on Wolcot: street for Jules Ro- nan IL will be about 30 by 70 feet, # wood. containing eight rooms. The leating will be by furnace.
 The Bunker HIll school district has 'oted to appropriate SsOO to it up two i additional rooms in the Bunker Hill i chool house. Architects Freney X , Jackson will draw the plans. '
 Plans have been completed by Ar { hitects Freney & Jackson for an ad- [ IitIon to a house on South Riverside | treet for Mrs James Dcnahue. It ' will be three stories high. providing S hree bathrooms.
 Plans have been drawn by Archl- ects Freney & Jackson for a three amily house for Alex Genest. Each enement will contain five rooms and be usual conyenIences will De pro- ided.
 Harry Green has the contract to uIld a three-family house for Eliza eth AfwOol. Each tenement vfll ID