Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-07
THE BUILDING BUSINESS.
Architects and Contractors Have
 Penty of Work Ahead.

1 pairing plans for three family house, 24x36 feet, to be erected on Ashley street
 A permit has been granted to William Scanlon for the erection of d new house on the Pearl Lake road. It will be of frame, 26x2S feet.
 w. E. Bunnell has the contract for the erection of a new house ou the Prospect road for Edward and F. Freter. It will be of frame, 26x32 feet, with modern Improvements.
 F. H. Humphreys new apartment block on West Main street is now being plastered by J. w. Gaffney & Son. Owen Carey is the contractor and Griggs & Hunt are the architects. It will be modern eight apartment block. -
 Architect Leonard Asheim is ,:om- 1 pleting plans for altering the first floor of the house recently pur- chased by Eugenio Di Giovanni at 49S West Main street. There will be two new stores, with metal cornices, plate glass front, etc.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for a new three fam | fly house on South View street for Alfred Lariviere. It will be of frame, 24x39 feet, with a tin roof, modern plumbing, gas lights etc. The owner will build and let sub-con- I tracts.
 Architect c. Jerome Bailey has completed plans for completely re- modelling Adolph Sanditz's block at v East Main street. When com pleted the block will contain eight apartments of four and five rooms | each, with limestone trim, irCn ve- | randas, beams, girders, etc. Architect Fred J. Dixon has com pleted plans for new house to be erected on Wolcott street for Charles s. Monroe and Robert Skelly. Is will be of frame, 37X46 feet, ar ranged for two families, with modern plumbing, gas and electric lights, hard wood finish and flooring, etc. Work has been started on the l foundation for Miss Julia A. Ken naugh's new block on Bishop street. A. B. Dixon is the contractor. Ed ward Bergen & Sons have the mason work, John M. Gill the plum ping, roofing and metal work, c. c. Weihn the electrical work and c. K. John son the painting. Joseph T. Sl.ith is the architect. t Work has been started on the foundation for new house at the corner of Lounsbury and Fairmount streets for Mrs Elizabeth Shugrue. It will be of frame, containing three tenements and one store. The plumbing and painting have not been let. M. A. Dulac is the contractor. Thompson Bros have the mason work and c. Jerome Bailey is the architect
 Chauncey Seeley & Co have tee 1 general contract for the new house to be erected on Summer street for Nels P. Swanson. The plans were drawn by Architect Leonard Asheim, and provide for frame house, 25X42 feet, containing seven rooms, with steam heat and all improve ments. Edward Bergen & Sons have the mason work and the architect will let the heating later. A-.-~
 The New England Engineering Co have the contract for the electrical work, Henry Van Ostrom the paint 1 ing, w. H. Lowe the plumbing, Henry Weyand Co, Inc, the metal work and D. E. Cronin the mason work for the new block being erected on the corner of East Main aud Sil- yer streets for Charles Tocchio. M. A. Dulac is the contractor and boseph T. Smith the architect. The block is about ready to roof.
 The following building permits were granted last week:
 E. F. Freter, Prospect road, frame house.
 J. s. Elton. Church street, brick garage.
 Miss Catherine Mass. Bishop street, frame barn.
 Joseph Winslow, Oak street, re- model house.
 Frank Peters, Brown street, re- model house
 Frank Korngiebel, Oak street, ad- dition to house.
 Pellegrino De Lio. Railroad Hill street, brick block.
 S. D'Ambrosio. Bishop street, al- terations to house
 Mrs Elizabeth Shagrue, LoCnsbury street, frame house.
 Scovill Manufacturing Co, East Main street, demolish house.
 R. NJ. Ambrozsio, Jefferson street, remodel house for store.
 Miss Martha McMahon, West Grove street, frame block.
 N. 9., N. H. & H. R. R. Co, Wash ington street, water tower
 William Scanlon, Pearl Bake road. foundation for frame house.
 Waterbury Rolling Mill Co. Water town road. frame storehouse.
 Building Inspector Chatfield issued fifteen permits during the last week