Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-27
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead.


 George A Upham is building an addition to house on Second av- enue for George Zibell.
 D. E. Cronln is building new foundation for house on State street for Thomas J. Kilmartin.
 The Tracy Brothers Co. are build Ing a frame addition to the Waverly Inn in Cheshire for Walter Scott.
 The Granite Construction Co, are building brick and frame barn, l8x60 feet, on Walnut street for Joseph Robillard.
 Work has been started on the foundation for new house on South Leonard street for A. Palladino. It will be of frame, 22x54 feet, arrang- ed for two families. The owner will build and let all contracts. | Architect E. E. Benedict has plans out for figures for new house to be erected on Hillside avenue, Win sted, for Franklin Carter. It will be of frame, arranged for two fam lilies and containing all modern i'm l provements.
 | The new block being erected on West Clay street for E. w. Johnson by the Tracy Bros. Co. Is now ready to finish. The Barlow Bros. did the plumbing and roofing, the A. F. Fay Tor Go the painting and Chatfield & Chatfield the mason work.
 The George S. Chatfield Go. and George A. Upham have started work on new garage on Church street for James s. Elton. The plans were drawn by Architects Griggs & l Hunt, and provide for one-story brick building, 25x32 feet, with all l asphalt roof.
 Bids for the erection of the two- story brick addition to the Elks' building on West Main street, which were to be opened last Friday, have been postponed until November 27 l The plans were drawn by Architect Louis A. Walsh and, have been de- scribed in these columns.
 Plans of Architect Freney & Jack son are being estimated upon for the erection of new house in Wat ertown for John H. Cassidy It will be frame construction, 24x48 feet arranged for two families, of five rooms each, with modern plumbing hardwood finish and flooring and all improvements.
 Il From the plan of Architect c Jerome Bailey, the contract for tho erection of the Rev F. s. Parsons new residence in Thomaston Ina! been awarded to James L. Farley o Torrington. Frank w. Fuller o Torrington will do the mason worl and H. l.. Blakeslee of Thomaston the plumbing and heating.
 The Berlin Construction Co have been awarded the contract for the iron work for the new factory beine erected in Waterville for the Blake & Johnson Manufacturing Co by tht Tracy Bros and the George s. Chat field Co. Griggs & Hunt are the architects and the plans have beer described.
 Contarctors Valcourt & Court manche have started work on Der nard CaheWs new tenement block ol Maple avenue. Bronson Knibbs Co have the foundation work and Johl M. Gill the plumbing, roofing ant metal work. The clustering ant painting have not been let. c. Je rome Bailey is the architect. l. c. w. Minor has been awarded tn, contract for the plumbing for Mis- Florentine H. Hayden's new resi- dence being erected at the corne of Buckingham and Pine streets b. the Macauley Construction Go ant Chatfield & Chatfeld. The founda tion is now about completed. Grigg & Hunt are the architects. The brick work has been starte, on the new store and tenement blocl being erected on Railroad Hill stree for Pellegrino Dileo. E. D. Fitz gerald is the contractor, Edwart Bergen & Son have the mason worl and the Eastern Bridge 6 Structura Go. of Worcester, Mass, the irol work No other contracts have beel let. Freney & Jackson are the archi tects.
 The foundation has been complet ed for the new store and tenemen block on the Bunker Hill road fo l r. Il. SdTTOll. IL VIII uC VI II diuS arranged for two stores and fou tenements of five rooms each. Tn George S. Chatfield Go. have tn mason work, the Barlow Bros. Co the plumbing and roofing and tn New England Engineering Go. tn electrial work. The painting ha not been let.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey ha plans out for figures for a nev block to be erected at the corner o Washington avenue and Clark stree for Gracia Adinolfl. It will be fou stories high and basement, 52x7' feet, of pressed brick and limeston' trimmings, containing IT tenement and one store. There will be ta and gravel roof, iron verandas ant beams, plate glass store front, mod ern plumbing, metal cornices, ,etc. The following building permits have been issued:
 A. Palladino, South Leonard street frame house.
 Bernard Cahey. Maple avenue