Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-12-09
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead.

| 4OiCy VI "OAh AAhO0uA | J. s. Barbara is building a con-
 crete barn for Raffaele Riccio on
 Scovill street. It is one story high,
 13x20 feet. F..
 The Fidelity Construction Co have
 been awarded the contract to build a
 new house at Mill Plain for Daniel F. Squires. Plans were drawn by Archi-
 tect John B. Duhaime and call for a
 frame house 24 feet square, with a
 shingle roof.
 T. J. Brennan has been awarded
 the contract to build two new houses on East Highland avenue for Mrs Michael Kiely. They will be of frame construction, two families each, containing eight rooms. The owner will let the plumbing, plaster
 ing and painting.
 c. E. Johnson has the following painting contracts on hand at pres
 ent: House for John Mraz on Brew ster street; house for J. T. Smith on Plaza avenue; house for George B. Tracy on Columbia boulevard; house for William Hodges and one for Mrs Agnes Hodges in Waterville.
 The Cowell and Guilfoile apart ment block on the corner of Grand and Leavenworth streets, is now roofed in It will be 61X74 feet, con- taining four stores, 10 offices, and several bachelor apartments. J. s. Goodwin is the general contractor, and Joseph T. Smith is the architect.
 Architects Freney 6 Jackson have plans completed for brick building to be used as a workshop to be erect ed in connection with an automobile garage on Jefferson street for George Panneton. It will be one story high, 19x70 feet, with tin roof, two iron girders, metal work, etc. Plans are now ready to figure.
 Harry Willetts' new block on Ab- bolt avenue is now being finished. The Tracy Brothers Co are the gen. eral contractors and the George S. Chatfield Co did the mason work; M. J. Daily x Sons, Inc. the heating and the Barlow Bros Co the plumbing. Plans were drawn by Architect Jos eph T. Smith and call for a five story block, 40X90 feet, containing two stores and fourteen offices.
 Albert Schumacher has sold two building lots including foundations for two houses to Owen Carey. One is on Wildwood avenue and one on Elmwood avenue. MT Carey is now framing both houses, which will be each 26X4S feet, containing 12 rooms, with furnace heat, electric lights, etc. No sub-contracts have been let except the clustering, which M. J. Kilduff has the contract for.
 P. H. Carroll's new apartment block on the corner of North Willow and Ridgewood streets is now up to the third floor. The owner does the 1 work; George s. Chatfield | Co, the mason work; the Barlow Bros Co, the plumbing, heating and | roofing, and Thomas F. Jackson the cut stone. Plans were drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith, and call for a brick building, 50X11O feet, six stores and 12 apart 
 M. J. Daily & Sons, Inc, have been awarded the contract for the plumbing and heating, the Henry Go, Inc. the metal work, J. K. Smith the roofing and Austin & Woodruff the painting for the new hospital now being built on Union square for St Mary's Hospital associa- ion. J. w. Gaffney & Co are the gen. eral contractors, the Berlin Construc- ion Co did the iron work and Thomas ?. Jackson the cut stone. The plans were drawn by Architects J. J. Dwy- 1T and J. J. McMahon of Hartford. The building is now up to the fifth loor. The electrical work has not lnen let