Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-10-05
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Peuty of Work Ahead

Building lnSpecIol Sho,i1
 IA permits during the week at all es- timated cost of $4S,SO0.
 The new house being erected on Tudor street by John Mraz for frea- erick Kellerhouse is now ready lo plaster. George Rivet has the plas- tering and E. F. Ziegler the plump ing. The painting has not been let.
 John Mraz has the contract TOT d new house to be erected on Aurora street for Arthur N. Herbert. It VIII he of frame, 24x26 feet, containing six rooms, with modern conyenlehces. John Emonz has the foundation work.
 The Young Concrete & Construc- t,on Co has started work on the 1oun- dation for a new house at the corner of Glenwood and GrandvieW avenues for l.. R. Carter. It will be a two family house, 26x44 feet, Of frame construction.
 The foundation has been completed for the new house to be erected on Windsor street for Frank D Frisole. John Mraz is the contractor ana mas not as yet let the plumbing ana painting. The owner will let the hot water heating. John Emonz did the foundation work.
 w. H.. Lowe has. the contract for the plumbing, roofing and metal Work for Charles Tocchio's new block on East Main street, the plumbing ana roofing for the new three family house being erected on Keefe street by George Ouellett, and the piumplng in Edgar Farnham's new residence ond Farnham avenue.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has plans out for figures for remodellng a house on the corner of South Elm and Scoyill streets for Santoro Bros. Ihe house is to be moved, new founda- tion built. and another story added, making it a three family house. It will have modern plumbing, new gravel roof and gas lights
 Charles A. Holmes has been award ed the contract for the new parson- age 10 be erected on Piedmont street for the Second Baptisl Church so- eietv. The plans were drawn by Ar chitect John B. Duhaime and provide for a frame house, 31x39 feet, con taining eight rooms. with steam heat, modern plumbing and all improve ments. Anthony Pettine has the I foundation work.
 E. D. Fitzgerald has been awarded the contract for the new brick block to be erected on Railroad Hill street for Pellegrino Dileo. Edward Der | gen & Son have the contract for the mason work. The plans were drawn by Architects Freney X Jackson, and provide for three story brick block, 34x55 feet, arranged for one store and five tenements, with tin roof, l limestone trim, iron verandas, gas and electric lights, etc.
 Valcourt & Courtemanche have been awarded the contract for the new tenement block to be erected on Maple avenue for Bernard Cahey John M. Gill has the plumbing and roofing and Bronson, Knibbs & Co the | mason work It will be frame block, 32x6S feet, containing six tenements each, with gas and electric i lights, North Carolina pine. and ash trim, modern plumbing, etc. c. Je- 1 rome Bailey Is the architect.
 A. P. Dixon has been awarded the contract for the new block to be erected on Bishop street for Miss Ju- 1 Iia A. Kennaugh. Edward Bergen 1 Son have the contract for the mason work. The other contracts have moi been let The plans were drawn bs Architect Joseph T. Smith, and pro. vide for four story brick block 42x75 feet, with limestone trim, cleo tric lights. modern plumbing. tan and gravel roofing. iron beams, plate glass and metal store fronts, etc The block will contain three stores and six tenements of five rooms each.
 The Macauley Construction Co has been awarded the contract for the carpenter work and Chatfield & Chat. field the mason work for the new res. ] idenee to be erected on the corner oi Buckingham and Pine streets fol Miss Florentine H. Hayden. The plans call for a frame house, with the exterior succeed. 27x45 feet with an ell. 16x24 feet. There will be 14 rooms and three bathrooms steam heated and with moderr plumbing. Oak. chestnut and cypress will be used for the interior finish There will be mantles, fireplaces