Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-10-15
COLIN F. WILSON, ll5 South Main Street.
 FORMERLY WILSON 6 TERRELL
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead.

The entire contract to build the proposed store and apartment bulld- ing on Hill street for J. H. Sincaster, 525 North Main street, has been awarded to Lariviere & Co. White & Mohr will do the mason work, J. NJ. Gill the plumbing, metal work and roofing, and George H. Woodruff the painting. The building will be four stories high. There will be three stores on the ground floor, with seven apartments on the upper floors. The heating will be by furnaces and every convenience will be provided Archl- tect John B. Duhaime drew the plans.
 Martin Soborg has taken the con- tract to build a tenement house on Wood street for Anton Wiedorn. The sub contracts will be awarded at once. The building will be of frame construction, 36X60 feet. three stories high. with gravel roof. There Will be eight tenements and the usual con veniences will be provided. Archi- tect John B. Duhaime drew the plans.
 Architect Leonard Asheim has com pleted plans for alterations to building on North Main street for H. Brenner. Two large stores are to be fitted up on the ground floor provid- ed with plate glass fronts, metal ceilings, steel beams. and columns, etc. The plans will be figured at once.
 W. H. Hurlburt has the contract for the carpenter work on the business block to be erected on Harrison ave- nue for C. H. Cables. The building was planned by Architect c. Jerome Bailey.
 The contract has been awarded to Joseph Merciery for some changes to house on East Hawkins street for John Morganstern. The present two family house will be arranged Tor three tenements of five rooms. The usual conveniences will be provided. None of the sub contracts have been awarded as yet.
 Estimates are being made on plans drawn by Architect John B. Duhaime for a three family house for F. w.. Herr. It will be a frame house. 24x A feet, each tenement containing four rooms. All conveniences will be provided.
 John W. .Gaffney & Son have the contract for the proposed changes to a building on East Main street for John Lilley. An addition of brick will be built on and some extensive in terior changes made. Joseph T. Smith is the architect.
 The Wright Building Co has the con- tract to build a frame barn at War ren park for Mabel Wright. It will be two stories high.
 Contractor J. F. Bittner has taken out a permit to build an addition to his house on North Willow street. It will be of wood, 10x16 feet.
 The L. H. Toucey Co will do the plumbing and the Barlow Bros Co the metal work on the tenement house on Robbins street for W. H. Card. J. H. Jones is the builder and the plans are by Architect C. Je- rome Bailey.
 The contract for plumbing and timing on the tenement house on North Riverside street for C. A. Col ley has been awarded to the Henry weyand Co. The Fidelity Construc- ticn Co are the builders.
 Work has been started on an ad- dition to the plant of the Diamond BottIing Works on the Naugatuck road. It will be of wood. two stories high. and will be built by the owners.
 The contract for the mason work and plumbing on the building for A. Pannone on River street has been awarded to Weary & Bauby. The George S. Chatfield Co. have the con- tract for the mason work.