Norwich bulletin., 1913-12-04
BUILDING IN CONNECTICUT,
Concerns In This State Making Addi-
 tions To Their Plants.

i The Coe Brass branch of the Amer 1 ican Brass Company in TorTington will shortly begin work on a $1, 100000 1 casting shop to be located south of 1 the present plant and consist of a scrap, rolling and tube shop, the building to be $50 feet long and 800 ! feet wide. The Tof1ington Brush Works has just contracted for an ad-
 dition of two stories, frame construc-
 tion, 30 by 60 feet
 In Waterbury the F. H. KaIbheisch Company is adding still another build
 to its chemical plant, a ene-story structure of hollow tile, AZ by 100 feet, and the Waterbury Clock Com pany has obtained bids for five
 story brick addition, 50x1S2 feet The Plume & Atwood Manufacturing Company has contracted for a new
 coal pocket at its Thomaston plant, at a cost of $5,000.
 In New Britain the Creme Brew ing Company is about to add a five story brick brew house. 50 by 45 feet.
 and the Rogers Sash & Door Com pany a new StorehouSe and office The New Britain Record is adding a two story brick building in the rear of its plant
 i In Bridgeport the Housa1onic Ma chine & Tool Company is erecting a new building of one story, of brick, 40 by 42 feet The FarjsI Steel Com
 pany will replace the boiler house at its East Bridgeport plant with a one story structure of steel and concrete ! The Connecticut Brew cry Company is building q fFeprOof garage as an ad- ditiOn to it's plant on North Washing ton avenue of steel, brick and con- crete, one story high, and 50 by 75 1 feet
 Tyhe Locke Steea Belt Company has
 purchased a tract of land with a i frontage of 168 feet on the street and 1 II, n Fs.@ 1r1r 1 New Haven 6 Hartford freight yards ! in East Bridgeport and is aa90ut to i erect 8 new plamf for the transfer of l it's business to Bridgeport. The main 1 building will be 200 by 80 feet Of re- i enforced concrete. one story high, l and there will be several other build 1 ings. The foundation work has be- l gun on the new plant of the South i NorwalI1 Engineering Company just 1 over the line in Stfatford, a concrete i and brick building, three stories high, l and 50 by 15o feet.
 l In MiddletoWn the Russell Manu- featuring Company has commenced 1 construction of an addition to its 1 South Farms plant. a brick building 1 of one story, 50 by 30 feet, and the { MiIlbrook Farm Dairy Company is 1 adding q one~story brick building 29 1 by 33 feet. The Kerite Insulated 1 Wire &5 Cable Company in Seymour | is adding a tlfree-story and basement ] building of brick. 65 by 150 feet, at a
 cost of $50,00Q. The Meriden Gas ] Light Company has contracted for a
 one-stUry brick and concrete addition
 140 by 70 feet
 The Citizens Gas Company in
 Greenwich has purchased property ! for a site for its plant and will spend
 from S75,0 900 to S100, 900 on a modern
 gas plant. In New Milford the To- ! bacoo Production Company Is spend l ing $80, 900 on a new factory building i in the We1lsYitle district. .Baer l Brothers in Stamford are building a l factory of 29 by 92 feet and 8 gas I olene storage building 12 by II, each 1 one story high and of brick. The l Neptune Hardware Company is hay- 1 ing built a new factory in East Nor ] walk, a brick structure 50 by 200 feet
 and partly one and partly two stories high.
 In Hartford much extensive builG- ing is in progress. The Aetna Life | Insurance Company is spending $700, I 600 on a four story addition which J will raise it's office building to ten i stories, the Rossia Insurance Com pany is erecting general office build ing at a cost of $20100O and the Hart ford EIecfric Light Company is also
 constructing an office building at a
 cost of $SUO 900. The Hartford Gas 1 Light Company is building a tWo- story addition 45 by 92 feet. J. R.
 Roche & Company are building s
 brick factory for the manfactlre ,oS 1 automobile parts at an expenditure of $40,000. and the old plant of ths