Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-25
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead.

Building Inspector Chatfeld issuel Il permits during the last week, amounting to about $Ss,S00.
 A. E. Green is building one-story frame building, 20x30 feet, on East Porter street, for the Artificial Stone Co.
 M. F. o'Hara has the contract for the plumbing in P. F. Guilfoile's house on Robbins street, which is be- ing remodeled. s..
 A. A. Irion has the contract for frame addition to Mrs Clara Wank's house on North Willow street. Leor- ard Asheim is the architect. A. J. Pierpont has been issued permit for a new house for himself on Pierpont road. It will be 26x20 feet, of frame construction, containing six rooms.
 B. A. Baronian & Go have sold two-family house on Coe street for Louis Pitchard to Besancon Bros. Also a farm in Litchfield for MT Pitchard.
 Architects Freney & Jackson have completed plans for stone house to be erected by Charles Galasso on up per Pine street. It will be one story high, 23x27 feet.
 Architects Freney & Jackson have awarded the contract to Rowley & Tibedeau of this city for the erection of a cottage at Fort Trumbull Beach for Mrs P. J. Dougherty of Hartford.
 The foundations are all completed for four new houses on Wyman street for George Tracy of the Tracy Bros Go. Each house will be 32x43 feet, arranged for three tenements of five rooms each. s:.a
 Genest & Michard have the con- tract for the carpenter work on new house on Washington street for W..J Connors. It will be 26x47 feet, arranged for three families. Joseph T. Smith is the architect.
 Architect E. s. Flanigan has con- pleted plans for an addition, includ- ing new hot water boiler to Eli Rays house on South Leonard street. Also plans for a storehouse, 90x30 feet, for Frank Flammia on South Leonard street.
 Work has been started on a new two-family house on Walnut street for Frank Enriquez. The plans were drawn by Architects Freney & Jack son. and provide for a frame house, 22x27 feet. Leander Rocco is the contractor.
 The Fidelity Construction Go have been awarded the contract for a new house on Keefe street for Mrs John Lynch. The plans were drawn by Architects Freney & Jackson, and call for frame house, 47x2S feet with modern improvements.
 Architect John B. Duhaime is pre- pairing plans for a brick block to be erected on West Main street fol Louis c. Archambault. It will be 43x74 feet, of brick and limestone, arranged for storage rooms on the first floor and six tenements above.
 Plans are being figured for a new stable to be erected on Woodlawn SSiuS6 iot Ss IT ut were drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt, and provide for a frame build- ing, 45x30 feet, with an ell 14x30 feet. There will be five stalls, elec- tric lights, stable fittings, etc.
 The Barlow Bros Go have the con- tract for the asphalt roofing for the Waterbury Clock Co.'S new factory, the plumbing, heating and roofing for F. H. Brothers new block on State street and the plumbing and hot wa ter heating in William Clark's house on State street, which J. S. Goodwin is remodeling.
 Tafel & Shapiro, who have the con- tract for the new Jewish synagogue in Meriden, have let the plumbing, heating and roofing to John NJ. Gill of this city and the painting and metal ceilings to Little, Somers & Hyatt of Meriden. The electrical work has not been let. The plans call for a three story frame building, 62x42 feet. with hall on the first floor and the synagogue and gallery on the second and third floors. David Bloomfield of Meriden is the architect.