Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-08
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have .,. Penty of Work Ahead.

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 The work on the new business
 block on Harrison Avenue for c. H
 Cables will be done by the day unds, the supervision of the owner. The structure will be two stories high, of brick, S5x1S4 feet, with a gravel roof.
 Architect c. J. Bailey has con- pleted plans for new house on Pied. mont street for Otto c. Book. It will be 24x2S feet, of frame construc- tion. There will be six rooms and the usual conveniences will be pro- vided.
 Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architect John B. Du- haime, for some changes to a two- family house on South Elm street, for Samuel ,Forman an addition will be built on and the present house arranged for an additional ten cement. .....-.~
 August Schule, l72 Elm street, will have plans drawn soon for an apartment house to be erected on South Elm street. It will be four stories high, of brick, with gravel roof. Further details will be given out later.
 The contract to build the three family house on Stone street for James F. Calvin has been awarded to the Tracy Bros. Co. The plans were drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey and have been fully described in a recent issue.
 Contractors Tafel & Shapiro have started work on a new house for themselves on Orange street. It will be frame house 21x36 feet, arranged for one family. The usual conveniences vii be provided. James Mecca has been awarded the con- tract for the mason work.
 Contractor T. A. Delowry has started work on new house for himself on Walnut street. The plans were drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith, and call for a frame house 39x53 feet, arranged for six tene- ments. The usual conveniences will be provided. The sub-contracts will be given out soon.
 Pasquale De Renza is moving the frame building at the corner of Wash ington and Bank streets to the rear of the lot Plans will be drawn at once for store and tenement building to be erected on the site. ItswilI be four stories high, of brick, arranged for two stores and several tenements. No architect has been selected as yet
 The contract for the mason work ou the store and apartment building at the corner of East Main and Cole streets for Eugene Martin has been given to D. E. Cronin. The other con- tracts will be given out at once. The structure will be four stories high, Of brick, with gravel roof. There will be three stores on the ground floor and six apartments on the upper floors.
 George C. BlOdgett will do the car penter work and Chatfield & Chatfeld the mason work in connection with the enlargement of the plant of the Waterbury Machine Co. The larger building will be 2sxes feet, one story high and will be used for a machine SAVt- 2 bAAAEA hbact aAEu d GONl storage building will also be erected. l The plans were drawn by Architects Griggs < Hunt.
 Architects Griggs & Hunt have com pleted plans for a fine residence on Fleming street for r. B F. Wallace. 1 It will be of wood and stucco, 2sx35 l feet. with shingie roof. There win | be F rooms. the lower floors being finished in oak and the upper floors ] in chestnut There will be two brirk l mantels and freplaces, the heating i will be by hot air and every conven- fence will be provided.
 Architect John B. Duhafzns bas con- pleted plans and estimates are now be- ! ing made for a store and tenement l building on 1IIl street for vTncenzo | IppOIifo. It will De, of brick. four stories hieh. with gravel roof. Esl- 1 vsnizsd iroa cornicA etc There will