Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-03
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead

Penty of Work Ahead.
 Plans of Architects Freney & Jack son are being figured for new stand pipes to be installed In the Water vile school house.
 Frank Lavoie has been granted al house for himself on Nelson street. It will be of frame, 20x26 feet, with an ell, l4 feet square.
 The contract has been awarded to J. H. Brennan for the new house to be erected on Short street for Walter B. Lannen. The plans were drawn by Architect J. T. Smith, and provide for a one-family house. with furnace heat and all improvements. - Plans of Architects Griggs & Hunt are being figured for a frame residence to be erected on Crescent street for Elmer B. Paine. It will be about 27x3S feet, with furnace heat. modern plumbing, electric lights, hardwood finish and flooring, etc.
 Chauncey Seeley & Co have been awarded the contract to build new house and barn in Wolcott for Miss Emily Cornelis. The house will be of frame construction, 26xS0. feet, with modern improvements. N. A. French is building the foundation. John Mraz, the the contractor for finishing three rooms in the Driggs school, has sub-let the mason work to George Rivet, the painting to George H. Woodruff, the electrical work to c. c. Weihn and the addition to the heating plant to the Barlow Bros Go.
 The Tracy Bros Go have been awarded the contract for the altera tions to Vincenzo Ippolito's house on East Clay street. The plans were drawn by Architect John B. Duhaime and provide for the remodeling of the present two-family house into a. three family one,
 The Tracy Bros Go have been awarded the contract for the store to be erected on North Main street for Albert Bley. The plans were drawn by Architect Leonard Asheim, and call for one-story brick build ing, about 16x42 feet. D. E. Cronin has the contract for the mason work.
 Louis M. Raffel has sold his two shore cottages at Walnut Beach to Henry Stackman, and has purchased one-family house and garage on Crescent street from Mrs Marah Stackman. He has also purchased a large lot at the corner of Crescent and Randolph streets from P. H. Car roll.
 The Barlow Bros Go have the con- tract for the roofing and part of the plumbing for the block on Phoenix avenue being built for W. H. Camp by the Tracy Bros Go. The Charles Thatcher Go will do the heating and part of the plumbing. The painting and electrical work will be let later. Theodore B. Peck is the architect.
 The Barlow Bros Co have the con- tract for the plumbing and roofing for William Doyle's new house on the Watertown road which Chauncey Seeley & Go are building. W. T. Cor coran & Sons have the contract for the plumbing in Mrs Emma Sido's new house on Crown street, which Chauncey Seeley & Co are building. |
 Architect Leonard Asheim is draw ing plans for new brick block to be erected on East Main street for Tafel & Shapiro. It will be five stories high, 50x90 feet, of red brick, with granite trimmings, arranged for two stores on the ground floor and Is ten- ements above. There will be tiled vestibules, modern plumbing, a tar and gravel roof, iron fire escapes, plate glass store fronts, metal ceilings, etc. The owners will do the carpen- ter work and sub-let the contracts.
 Plans of Architect c. Jerome Bailey are now out for figures for a business block to be erected on North Main street, opposite the green for William Riether. It will be a four-story brick building, 23x100 feet, of press ed brick with terra cotta trim. The first floor will be arranged for a large store, and the second and third floors for offices l4 in all, and the fourth floor will be used for hall. A sys- tenn of hot water heating will be in- stalled, also modern plumbing and electric lights. Cypress will be used for the interior trim. There will be plate glass front for the store. a metal ceiling, Lally columns, iron fire escapes, etc. B.