Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-16
INDUSTRIAL BUILDING. Additions Planned and New Structures Uunder Contemplation In State.

The F. H. Kalbheisch Company manufacturers of chemicals, have filed with the Waterbury building inspector plans for an addition 10 their plant to take the place of the buildings burned in last springs sensational fire. The departments burned out are to be housed in a new structure of concrete and tile exterior. One-StOry high and 58x100 feet in size Another local in
 dustrial improvement is the new fac
 tory plant of the National Manufac-
 turing Company off the WateTt0Wn
 road The main building is to be of
 brick, steel and concrete, one story
 high and 70x100 feet.
 In Naugatuck the Rubber Regener-
 ating Company one of the United
 States Rubber Company's subsidiaries
 is adding to it's plant three story factory building of brick, 55x130 feet in
 size In Stamford the Cellulotd Zapon
 Company is building two additions to its plant at a cost of some $25,000.
 In Meriden Foster, Merriam & Co, makers of cabinet hardware, have plans for an extensive addition to their foundry department; a new building of brick and steel is to be built. The Collins Company in Collinsville has awarded the contract for trans former building of brick, one story in & Sons Company, silver manufac- turers of Wallingford is adding to their already extensive plant a con- crete coal pocket to cost $9,000.
 John J. Roche is erecting a new fac tory on Main street of brick, two stories high, and 50 by 125 feet in size, and in the same city the Hartford Ma chine Screw Company is about to add an additional story to it's main factory building, which Is of brick and 50 by 100 feet in size. The New Britain Gas Light Company is adding to its gas af-yr tuTe 25 by 60 feet in size, and with a one story section 25 feet square,
 New Britain architects have planned extensive additions to the plant of the Edwin Hills Estate which manufac- lures hardware, The new building spectively 40 by 66 feet A by go and 25 by 34 to be built of brick, steel and concrete and each three stories in height Work has been begun on a new brick shop building, 133 by 40 feet in size, by the Smedley Company in New Haven.
 In Bridgeport the Burns Bassick Company which makes felt casters and similar articles, is planning the remodeling of it's plant and contracts have been let for an addition to the plant of the Sprague Meter Company. The new building will be of brick, one story high and 74 by 63 feet.
 Tentative plans have been made for buildings which will make up the pro posed transatlantic terminal in New London which is being built by the State of Connecticut It is planned to build a dock POGO feet long and 200 feet wide and upon it steel sheds for temporary storage of freight, a. con- crete warehouse 300 by 100 feet in size, office buildings, immigration station, etc Plans for the new armory, gym nasium and auditorium at Connecticut A Agricultural College at Storrs provide for a brick structure 72 by 2O4 feet in size and two stories high. The State is also building a brick and concrete set of stables at the Cheshire Reformatory a main barn two stor- ies high and 39 by 90 feet, q COW stable of one story, 40 by 100, and a horse stable two stories high and 40 by so.