Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-28
THE BUILDING BusrxxSk
Afchitects and ContraotoKs ]
 pentv of Work Ahead

AttultcCtb 2uQ SVubxuosV&o @~9v Penty of Work Ahead l Fred J. Dixon has completed plans for new store front on Je6erpon street for D. Ambrosia. | Building Inspector A. I. ChatneId has issued l6 permits during tho last week at an estimated cost of S2l,S00.
 The factory of the Franklin H. Kalbfeisch Co was considerably dam- aged by fire last week. The total loss is estimated at about $20.000.
 F. r. Garrity is installing hot afr furnaces in two houses in Woodbury for Mrs Levitt. Also the plumbing in Frank Brett's block on South Main street.
 James J. Bahan is building frame addition to his house on Adams street, 20x21 feet. George A. Up- ham has the carpenter work and John M. Gill the plumbing and hot water heating.
 Alex Genest has the contract for remodeling Mrs M. E. Dawson's house on South Main street. N. N. Ding well will do the raising and moving, and the Waterbury Construction Go the mason work.
 George H. Woodruff has been awarded the contract for the painting for Elmer B. Paines new residence on Crescent street which Contractor E. C.. Smith is building. Gr!ggs & Hunt are the architects
 A permit has been granted to Hi- nenberg & Goodman for the erection avenue for John Konstanewitch It will De of frame, 2Sx30 feet, with modern conveniences.
 Architect C. Jerome Bailey has plans out for figures for a new house to be erected on West Grove street for Miss Julia McMahon. It will be of frame, 2Sx51 feet, with two furnaces, gas and electric lights and all im- provements.
 The Granite Construction Go who have the contract to build the new church in Bristol street for St Anne's R. C. parish have sub-let the iron work to the Berlin Construction Co. The contractors will do both the ma son and carpenter work
 Architect E. E. Benedict has con- pleted the plans for the addition to the Waterbury Clock Co.'S plant. It will be located on Pond street, and will be five stories high, of brick, 40x175 feet, and will be connected with the factory building just com pleted.
 William c. Hadley has the contract for the plumbing and metal work for Julius Chotzianoff's new block on East Main street. D. E. Cronin has the mason work. The painting, roof ing and electrical work are not let. Leonard Asheim is the architect
 J. M. Bonney of Naugatuck has been awarded the contract for new residence to be erected on the upper Platt Mill road for Walter H. Rob- erts. It will be of frame construction, 24x36 feet, with the first story stuc- coed. There will be modern plumb- ing, furnace heat and all improve ments.
 Work has been started on the foun- dation for new house on the corner of Westwood and Springdale avenues for l.. R. Carter. The Young Con- crete & Construction Co have the con- tract for the foundation work and Isidore Shapiro the carpenter work. The house will be of frame, 26x58 feet, with all improvements.
 Bids close Monday, September 28, for the new factory building to be erected in Waterville for the Blake & Johnson Manufacturing Co. The plans were drawn by Architects Griggs & Hunt and call for one of the finest manufacturing buildings in New England. It will be of steel frame construction, with the founda- tion, and the first floor of reinforced concrete and the remainder of brick. with bluestone trim. The building will be 200x260 feet, one story and basement, and will have saw-tooth steel roof covered with asphalt. All the metal to be used will be copper. The owners will let the contract for the freight elevator later The power house and office building will be planned later.