Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-23
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead.

Architect c. Jerome Bailey has pre- pared sketches for q new meat house to be erected ill Watertown for Mem del Willinger. 1t will be about 60x40 feet, of stone and frame, with an en- zine and boiler.
 Plans of Architect Louis A. Walsh are being figured for remodeIing the second floor of Mrs Catherine Holo- hans block on South Main street into modern tenement, with new plumb ing and gas piping.
 Architect Joseph T. Smith has plans out for figures for two family house to be erected on Bunker Hill road for Charles Curtiss. It will be of frame construction, containing F rooms, with furnace heat, modern plumbing. and all improvements.
 Plans are being figured for altera- tions to q house on North Willow street for John Stansfield. The plans were drawn by Architect c. J. Bailey and provide for two additional stores and one new tenement, with mod- ern plumbing, gas lights, plate glass, and metal ceilings.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey will have plans out next week for the new block to be erected on North Main st. corner of North street, for Frank J. Stapleton. It is to be 56x72 feet, four stories high, with d slag roof, plate glass front, metal ceilings, gas and electric lights, etc. It has not been decided as yet to install any heat.
 Chauncey Seeley X Co. have started work on two new houses for them- selves on Lounsbury street. Each will be of frame construction, 24X46 feet, arranged for three families, with furnace heat, modern plumbing, gas lights, hardwood finish and flooring. No sub---contacts have been let.
 Work has been started on the new monitor building on North Main street for N F. P. Hansen. The work is being done by the day. The plans were drawn by Architect C. Jerome Bailey, and call for a one story brick building, containing four stores, with tar and gravel roof, meal ceilings anu pldue sldSS.
 Architect J. B. Duhaime has com pleted plans for three family house on Lounsbury street for Mrs Eliza beth Thibodeau. It will be of frame construction, 31x37 feet, with modern plumbing, gas, and North Carolina pine finish. John Thibodeau will do the carpenter work, and James Mecca the mason work.
 George A. Upham has been award- ed the contract and D. l.. Cronin is doing the mason work for the one story brick addition on Grand street for T. F .Lunny. It is to be 66x2O feet, with a tar and gravel roof, metal ceiling, etc. It will be used for an undertaker's store No sub-contracts have been let as yet. The plans were drawn by Architects Griggs x Hunt.
 The George s. Chatfield Co. has been awarded the contract for the mason work for the new store and tenement block to be erected on Scovill street by Julius iChotzianoff. The plans were drawn by Architect Leonard Asheim, and call for a five story brick block, 50XS3 feet, contain- | ing two stores and IS apartments of of three and four rooms each. It was planned to have Turkish and Rus sian bath establishment in the build- ing, but that has been given up. Lime stone and granite will be used for the stone trim. Plate glass, metal ceil- ings, electric lighting, speaking tubes, etc, are called for. Work has already been started.
 Architects Griggs X Hunt have completed plans for fine residence to be erected on Woodlawn Terrace for Miss Caroline A. Platt. It will be of frame construction, 4Sx60 feet, con- taining 13 rooms, and three bath rooms. The first story will be clap boarded and the remainder shingled. Mahogany and oak will be used for the finish for the first floor, and white enamel for the second floor. Hot water heat, electric lights, four fire places and mantels. plate glass and shingle roof, are called for. Chattield X Chatfield have the contract for the excavating and foundation work, and the plans for the carpenter work, plumbing and heating will be ready to figure next week.