Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-30
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Havf
 Penty of Work Ahead.

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 Building Inspector Chatfield issued 14 permits during the week amount ing to about $48,200.
 J. J. Baban is building brick barn on Adams street for himself. It will be 22x45 feet, with a tar and gravel roof.
 John Mckleskas has been granted a permit for frame house on Fran cis street. It will be 26-34 feet, arr ranged for two families.
 Frank Flammia has started work on a brick and frame storage build- ing on South Leonard street. It Will be 40x20 feet, three stories high.
 G. B. Pennington has been grant, ed a permit for frame cottage to be erected on Transit street for him. self. It will be 26x30 feet, contain- ing seven rooms.
 George Ouliette has the contract for a frame cottage on Edison ave- nue, Hamilton park, for Mrs Jessie Porter. It will be 1Sx20 feet, of frame construction.
 The foundation has been started on new house on Wentworth street for Frederick Gillmor. It will be 24x36 feet, of frame and will have all modern conveniences.
 The J. J. Georgia Construction Co have the contract for the mason work and plastering for house in Waterville for M. A. Dulac, a house in Oakville for George Stanley and house on South street for J. E. Smith & Co.
 Chauncey Seeley & Go have the contract for a new house on Grown street for Mrs Emma Sido. It will be of frame. twenty-seven feet square, with furnace heat, modern plumbing and all conveniences. D. E. Cronin is the mason contractor. It has been voted by the Elks to secure estimates at once for remodel ing the house on West Main street which they recently purchased, and | Architect Louis A. Walsh will have | the plans out for figures next week. The new brick building will be built later.
 J. S. Goodwin has been awarded the contract for a new house to be built on Woodside avenue for A. R. | Plumley It will be of frame, 26x35 feet, with furnace heat. electric lights, modern plumbing, hard wooc finish and flooring, mantels, fire place, etc.
 I J. ]. German of Naugatuck and D. E. Cronin of this city are remodeling a four family house on South Main street into a six tenement block for Frank P. Brett. F. F. Clarity has the contract for the plumbing. There will be a new tar and gravel roof. The plans were drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith.
 Architect Louis A. Walsh is pre- pairing plans for repairing Miss Cor della 0'Neilrs house at 39 Hawkins street. which was recently damaged by fire and making an additional | tenement on the third floor. He is also drawing plans for remodeling Miss O'Neills house at Al Adams street for an additional tenement.
 The contract has been awarded to John von Horsten for the new house to be erected at Bucks hill for F. c. Faber. Henry Kellner will do the mason work, NJ. F. O'Hara the plumbing and the contractor the painting. The plans were drawn by Architect Leonard Asheim, and pro- vide for a frame house, 26x40 feet, with all modern conveniences.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey Is pre- pairing sketches for a residence to be erected on High street. Thomaston. for Dr F. $. Parsons. It is planned for a nine room house. thirty-eight feet square. clapboarded and shin gled. with hot water heat, electric lights, leaded and plate glass. hard wood finish and flooring. mantels. fireplace, dumb waiter, clothes shutes. laundry. etc.
 The Tracy Bros CO and the George s. chatneld Co have been awarded the contract for the new factory building on East Main street for the Mattatuek Manufacturing Co. The plans were drawn by Architect E. E. Benedict and call for a four story brick building. 42rl4s feet, with bluestone trim. asphalt roof. iron hangers. fire escapes. sprinklers, | a freight elevator. steam heat etc