The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-12

Aiss Va TIC OpGI at Oo0 OIduSt SlItel.
This property consists of a building with
store on the street floor and apartments
above. Lot 25x100 feet. Consideration pri-
vate.
Notes of Building Trades.
Plans are in progress In the office Of
I. Cecil Hughes. % Clinton street, and it
Is expected that he will be ready for
estimates under separate contracts for the
erection of two storehouses and a stable
for a local concern whose name Is with
held. The buildings will be located on
Fabyan place. and be up-to-date in con-
struction and interior equipment. Ac-
eording to the plans the building will be
absolutely fiIeproof throughout. the ex-
terror walls being Of brick construction
the floors of reinforced concrete, and the
partitions of fireproof plaster blocks. There
will be twenty-eight stalls in the stable
building. which will be one story in height,
and have ground dimensions of 30 by CT
feet. The storehouses will also be one
story in height and measure 80 by $50 feet,
and % by Ito feet, respectively, In ground
dimensions. The specifications call for
trussed roofs, sanitary stable fixtures, con-
crete driveway, patented feed bins, and
other modern improvements. The archi-
tect will s~uperintend the construction and
award all contracts. The estimated cost
of the three buildings is $50, 900.
Rizzollo & Gonnelli. of 800 Broad street,
has completed the plans for the erection
of a twelve-family tenement, which is to
be erected at 57 North Sixth street, for
Frank Guarino, of 20 Drift street. The
architects have designed a building of
brick construction, three stories in height,
and measuring thirty-seven feet In width
by eighty-four feet In depth. Each floor
of the building will contain twenty rooms,
arranged for the accommodation of four
families. The front of the building will
be faced with pressed brick, trimmed with
bluestone. According to the architects
specifications the structure will have a
galvanized iron cornice n skylight, cy-
press interior trim, ranges, slate
tubs, and cold water improvements
Each floor will " a toilet
room for the use Of all the tenants
on the floor. The owner builds by days
work and is open for estimates on all
materials, required. The building when
completed will cost about $4,000.
Il. Reinhard & Co., of rs Market street,
will be the owners of the proposed three-fam-
lily dwelling which will be erected on the cor
ner of Ridgewood and Madison avenues,
according to plans prepared in the office of
Francis Averkamp, 43 Stirling street. The
building, which will contain six rooms and
one bath ON each floor, arranged for the
accommodation of one family, will be of
frame construction. three stories in height
and measure % by 66 feet in ground di-
mansions. All modern Improvements are
mentioned In the specifications, including
steam heat, tiled bathrooms, cabinet man
tells, gas ranges, a Stag roof, oak floors
and interior trim and gas and electric light
ing fixtures. The owners will do the car
penter work, but award contracts for the
remainder of the construction. The esti-
mated cost Is placed at So. 600.
About, $1,000 will be expended by Louis
Phillips, of 100 Barclay street, on the cree
ton of a detached double fiat at 18 Badger
avenue, according to plans prepared by
rRomollo Bottelli, of. 1S9 Market street. The
building will contain six apartments, each
consisting of six rooms and a bathroom,
there being accommodations for two fam
lilies on each floor. The plans show a
structure three stories in height, of frame
construction, measuring % by "a feet In
ground dimensions The specifications call
for a Stag roof, tiled baths, ranges, slate
tubs, cement cellar bottom, cabinet man
tells and other improvements, but no heat.
The owner builds by days work, and is
ready for bids on all materials.
Isaac b. Wolf, of 14S Hawthorne avenue,
has completed the plans and is ready for
bids under separate contracts for the cree
ton Of a modern three-family dwelling for
William Horsfeld, Of 155 Johnson avenue.
The building will be erected at $50 Hill
side avenue and contain three apartments,
each consisting Of five rooms and bath.
According, to the plans the building will
be Of frame construction, three stories in
height, and measure % by 81 feet. The
architect has called for a Stag roof, tiled
bathrooms, ranges, cypress interior trim,
cabinet mantels, slate tubs and all modern
improvements except heat, in the specifi-
cations. The architect will superintend
the construction and award all contracts,
which he estimates will amount to $1,000.
Plans have been completed by George
Krug, of 212 Main street, Orange, for the
erection of a private residence for Charles
Hicks. of 1874 Halsey street, on the Meeker
tract on the mountainside in West Or
ange The building will be modern In every
respect, and contain ten rooms. The
frame of the building will be of wood,
covered with a cement stucco. and meas
ure 81 by 30 at foundations. The floor
plans call for a parlor, library, reception
hall, dining room and kitchen on the
ground floor, four bedrooms ON the sec
ond floor, and two flushed rooms in the
attic. The specifications call for steam
heat, slate roof, plate glass. hardwood
floors and trim, cabinet mantels, tiled
bathrooms and all modern improvements,
including gas and electric lighting. The
architect has entire charge. and estimates
the cost at s10.OOO.
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