Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-21
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead

Penty of Work Ahead
 Building Inspector Chatfield issued 13 permits during the last week al an estimated cost of $22.700.
 D. F.. Mccarthy has the contract for a new roof on J. B. Mullings't block on West Main street and on Mrs Pierce's block on Baldwin street David Zaslave has purchased lot on the corner of Chapman avenue and Lincoln street and contemplatea the erection of a house and barn on the premises.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for frame store, 16x40 feet, one story high, to be erected on Vine street for Harry Clips. It will have a tar and gravel roof From the plans of Arctitect c. Je- rome Bailey. the contract has been awarded to Harry T. Greene for the erection of a new house on Baldwin street for John Conway. It will be of frame, 24x30 feet, with a shingle roof, modern plumbing, gas, etc.
 The foundation work has been let to Joseph Georgia for new tene- ment block on Laurel street for pr F. F. Cook. It will be of frame con struction, 3Sx56 feet, arranged for six tenements of five rooms each, with a tar and gravel roof, modern plumbing. etc.
 c. E. Johnson has started work on the painting of Frank Stapleton's new block on North Main street, is finishing Frank H. Brotherss new apartment block on State street, is painting house on Beech street, for c. A. Holmes and a house on Short street for John Brennan.
 Bids are in for the new residence to be erected at the corner of Buck ingham and Pine streets for Miss Florentine H. Hayden. The plans were drawn by Architects Griggs X Hunt, and provide for house built of frame and stucco, 27x45 feet, with an ell, 16x24 feet.
 John Mraz has been awarded the ed on Windsor street for Frank D. Frisbie It will be of frame, 36x24 feet, with furnace heat, electric lights, modern plumbing, hardwood flooring and finish and all improve ments. John Emmonz has the ma son work.
 Architect Leonard Asheim has completed plans for new residence | to be erected on Summer street for Nells P Swanson. It will be of frame construction, 25x42 feet, with shingle roof, steam heat, modern | plumbing, harwood finish and floor ing and all conveniences. The plans will be ready to figure next week. Plans of Architect C. Jerome Ball. ey are being figured for a frame tene- ment block to be erected on Maple avenue for Bernard Cahey. It will be three stories high, 32x6S feet. ar ranged for six tenements of five rooms each, with a gravel roof, modern plumbing, ash and North Carolina pine finish and all Improvements. The Young Concrete & Construc- tion Co of this city has been incor- porated to continue the business for merly conducted by Young & Jenks in the manufacture of cement blocks | do contract work, build cellars, re- 1 taining walls, sidewalks, etc. The incorporators are Edmund L. Young George L. Jenks and M. A. o. Stilson. D. E. Cronin has been awarded the contract for the mason work for the new brick block on East Main street for Julius Chotzianoff. The contract for the cut stone has been let to ! Thomas F. Jackson. The plans were drawn by Architect Leonard F. Ash elm, and provide for five-story brick block, 50xS4 feet. with granite trim, a tar and gravel roof, iron girders, steam heat, gas and electric lights and all modern Improvements.