Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-22
INDUSTRIES MAKING
 ADDITIONS TO PLANTS.
Growth In Many Lines Indicated By
 The Development Planned.

The Yale & Towne Manufacturing Company is awarding contracts for two large additions to it's Stamford plant which will provide new brass foundry, pattern vault, pattern shop, core shop and manufacturing building, and cost from $150.o00 to $200, 900. One building will be six stories high and 296x245 feet. Both will be of steel and brick fireproof construction. The Excelsior Hardware Company is also about to erect a story concrete building as an addition to it's plant which will be 50x7S feet. and one story in height.
 Elsewhere in Connecticut, industrial building progr esses briskly. In Hart ford the Hartford Special Machinery Company is about to erect new fac tory. It will be of reenforced con- crete three stories high and 190x63 feet. and with stair tower 20x10, and elevator tower 4Gx12. and a 75 foot steel smokestack. The Hartford Elec- tric Light Company is building a new office building on Park street of brick and steel, five stories high and BOX 100 feet. The Thomas Barrett Com pany is erecting frame mill on Sheldon street. S5x50 feet.
 In New Britain w. A. Kinne is building new brass foundry of brick and steel, 67x40 feet. two stories high, and 40X40 one-Story high. Davenport & Keller are building a chamical lab oratory of one story. 18X51 feet and of brick construction. The Union Manu- featuring Company has been granted 6 permit to erect a sand blast room of steel one story high and 15x12 feet. The Traut & Hine Manufacturing Company is adding to it's plant a one story brick addition to the plating de- partment building. It will be 32x60 feet. The New Britain Machine Com pany has applied for a permit to raise one of its buildings three stories at a cost of S32,000, and to build $500 blacksmith shop.
 The Siemon Hard Rubber Company in Bridgeport has awarded the con- tract for the foundations of it's new reenforced concrete factory building of one story. 50x175 feet and the Dequonnock Foundry Company, Inc, Is adding to it's plant 8 one story brick structure 4oxs2 feet. In Water bury the Waterville Corporation has started construction of brick and concrete office building of two stories, 41x101 feet. and with a wing, 20x42 feet. The new Waterbury municipal building to replace the old city hall cost about $500,000 and include police and fire department quarters. The Waterbury Farrel Foundry & Machine Company is to build a brick and con- crete power house. 20X60 feet in size
 In New Haven the Yale Brewing
 
 ss4,000 addition Of two stories for bottling plant, 1s01130 feet. The Wallace Barnes Company of Bristol is to construct still another addition to it's plant. this one four stories high, 40x120 feet, and built of brick The Bristol Manufacturing Company Is contem plating an additional brick factory of three stories and 40x6e feet The c. J. Root Company has awarded contract for a three story brick ad- dition to it's plant, 40x12o feet in size. At South Manchester, the Orford Soap Company, is building new factory of brick. three stories high, and 123x 52 feet. The New England Pin Com pany in Winsted has contracted for an addition to its plant there of FAX 100 feet, and one story high. built of brick. In Torrington the Standard three-story factory building in addi- tion to its Laurel street plant It will be of brick and 42x144 feet in size. The Kaiser Witch Hazel Company Is about to build a frame factory in West Torringten of two steries, and 60x120 feet
 Cluett, Peabody & Company will add to their South Norwalk factories another four story brick structure 80x100 feet in size. and a brick addi- tien to the offices of the J. B. Will Hams Company is being built at it's South Glastonbury plant, 30x60 feet, and two stories high. The Goodyear India Rubber Glove Manufacturing Company in Naugatuck, one of the United States rubber concerns is pre- pariRg to add largely to it's office reem by twe-story addition.