Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-31
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Hav,
 Penty of Work Ahead.

Penty of Work Ahead
 Building Inspector Chatfield issued nine permits during the last week at an estimated cost of $44,50O.
 Owen Carey is building frame addition and making alterations to a house on Franklin street for Jos eph S. Barbara.
 Owen Carey is building concrete and metal garage on Hewlett street for George A. King, It will be one story high, 1Sx30 feet.
 Joseph Manganaro is building the foundation for Julius Chotzianoff's new block on East Main street. Other contracts had not been let at this writing.
 The new stable being erected on Woodlawn terrace for c. F. Granniss is now being finished J. s. Goodwin is the contractor and w. II. Hoffman & Co did the painting.
 J. s. Goodwin has the roof on A. R. Plumley's new house on Wood- side avenue. Young and Jenks did the foundation work and the other sub-contracts have not been let.
 A. Bengston and J. E. Brandt have started work on their tenement block on Hill street. The owners do the carpenter work and will let all sub-contracts. The plans have been described.
 The Tracy Bros Co have let the contract for the cast iron to the Man ufacturers' Foundry Co for the new factory for Steele & Johnson and the new factory in New Haven for the Narrow Fabric Go. 4
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has plans out for figures for new house to be erecteGrin in Watertown for Mrs D. c. Calender. It will be of frame, 26x32 feet, with furnace heat, cleo tric lights and chestnut and North Carolina pine trim.
 The Scovill Manufacturing Co have been granted a permit for the erection of a one story brick addition to their factory on Hamilton avenue. It will be 54 by 3S feet, with a tar and gravel roof. They have also been granted permit for five one story additions to their buildings on Hayden street. The owners will build.
 Contractor J. F. Biittner has John Dreschler's new house on the Wa tertown road about ready to finish. E. A. Butler did the mason work, the Barlow Bros Co the plumbing NJ. J. Daily & Sons ine heating and George Clapp the electrical work. John Wheeler has the con- tract for the painting. Freney & Jackson are the architects.
 Architect E. E. Benedict has been selected to prepare the plans for the new odd Fellows building to be erected in Winsted to replace the building recently burned. The de- tails have not been decided upor yet, but 1t will be foru story brick build ing containing stores on the first floor and offices and lodge rooms above, with an armory in the rear.
 The new residence being erected on Woodlawn terrace for Miss Caro- line A. Platt is now about ready to plaster. The Tracy Bros Co are the contractors, Chatfield & Chatfield are the masons, the Barlow Bros have the plumbing and heating. w. H. Hoffman & Co the painting and the New England Engineering Co the electrical work. Griggs & Hunt are the architects.
 Ernest w. Austin of this city has been awarded one of the prizes in the prize cottage design contest Of the Rochester chamber of com merce. The plan and model sub mitted by Mir Austin show a cottage built of prostate and battens, 15 by 80 feet, one and one-half stories high. arranged for four rooms and bath. The cost of the house would be about s1.500.
 Architect Louis A. Walsh will have plans completed in about ten days for the addition to the Elks' build ing on West Main street Ii will be a two story brick building, 5Oxs0 feet. with a tar and gravel roof. iron beams and girders, etc. The heating plant will be in the basement. the dance hall on the first floor and the lodge rooms on the second floor. which will be practically two stories high.
 Architects Griggs 6 Hunt have plans ready for estimates for a new house to be erected on the corner of Buck inxham and Pine streets for Miss Florentine H. Hayden. The revised plans provide for frame house with the exterior stuceOed. 2Tx45 feet. with an ell. 1sxz4 feet. with a shin gle roof. Steam heat. tiled bath rooms. electric lights. freplaces and msufeIs are called for. There Wi1l bs fourteen rooms. finished ia oak. chestnut and szh-