Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-01
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead.

xcuby VI WVA6 1AhC6Hs William B. Johnson of Boston has been awarded the contract for the new passenger depot being erected here for the New York, New Haven X ] Hartford R. R. Co.
 Peter Holburn has been issued a permit for a two-family house on Syl- van avenue. It will be 25x27 feet, Of frame construction. The owner will do the mason work.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for remodeling Ed ward Bryan's house on Oak street into two-family house of four rooms each. The owner will do the mason work. Joseph Manganaro has the contract for the foundation for a new block at Pinehurst for Mrs Gracia Adinolfi. The plans were drawn by Architect c. Jerome Bailey and call for a four family block, 31x42 feet, with tar and gravel roof.
 i Plans are being figured for frame tenement block to be erected on Lounsbury street for James T. Walsh. The plans were drawn by Architect Joseph T. Smith and call for a six tenement block, 40x65 feet, with a tar and gravel roof.
 A. E. Green has been awarded the contract for a new house to be erect ed on Bunker Hill road for Horace Geer It will be of wood, with foundation built of ceemnt blocks, 26x32feet, with furnace heat, mod ern plumbing and all conveniences.
 Architect Leonard Asheinl has completed plans for frame house to be erected at Bucks hill for F. G. Faber It will be 26x40 feet, first story clapboarded and the remainder shingled. Hot water heat, modern plumbing, fireplace and mantel are called for.
 D. F. Mccarthy has the contract for installing new plumbing in two houses on Hamilton avenue for Miss Nellie Cluney, two houses on High land avenue for Nicolo Martinelli and is completing the plumbing Tn the new refrigerator building for Nelson Morris & Go.
 Architect T. B. Peck has completed plans for two-story addition to J. Hobart Bronson's residence on Church street. It will be of frame construction, about 1Sx24 feet. New plumbing, two new furnaces, tiled fireplaces, tiled flooring in bath rooms new electric wiring, hardwood finish and flooring required.
 Plans of Architects Delano & Ald- rich of New York city for a new hospital building at Westwood were considered at meeting of the di- rectors of the Waterbury hospital last week. Nothing definite was de- cided upon as only preliminary plans were submitted. The building will probably not be erected until next year.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has completed plans for store and apart ment block to be erected on Bishop street for Miss Julia A. Kennaugh. It will be 42x75 feet, of pressed brick and limestone, four stories high, con taining three stores and six apart ments. Metal ceilings, tar and gray ell roofing, plate glass front, gas and electric lights, modern plumbing, iron beams and girders, etc, required. The heating has not yet been decided upon.
 Architects Griggs & Hunt have been selected by F. H. Humphrey to draw the plans for five or six large apartment blocks to be erected on the corner West Main street and Central avenue. They are now drawing plans for the first block. This will be an eight-apartment building. 44xS6 feet, of Harvard brick, with limestone, trim, steam heat, tar and gravel roofing, electric lights, plate glass and all convenienees. The blocks when completed will be 136x197 feet, all four stories high.