The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-25
Notes of the building Trades.

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Plans have been completed by Peter
Charles, an architect of Is Clinton street,
for the erection OF a brick apartment
house by the Union Building Company, of
10 Clinton street, on North Broad street.
near Grafton avenue. The structure will
be four stories in height, with basement.
and measure 80 by 81 feet. The building
Will be arranged to accommodate eight
families. Specifications call for Stag roof.
galvanized iron cornice and skylights,
pressed brick front, steam heat. tile baths.
porcelain plumbing fixtures, ranges, man.
tells and gas and electric lighting. The
cost is s23, 900. The owners build
and are open for estimates for all material
and labor.
Ten thousand dollars will be expended
by Trivett & Walters, of 7 Bond street.
on the construction of two frame fats
from private plans, which will be located
at 112-114 South Fifteenth street. The
buildings will be three stories in height,
measuring % by so feet ground dimensions
and contain apartments for three families
in each house, The carpenter work will be
done by the owners. Specifications call
for all modern improvements except steam
heat and include tile baths, ranges, man
tells n gas fixtures. The owners have
awarded the mason contract to William
Crooks & Son, of 299 Sussex avenue.
The Vissogio Construction Company. of
ZIG Cross street, Harrison. lave had plans
prepared for the erection of a double fiat
on Windsor street, Kearny. The plans
were drawn by Romolo Bottelli. of 1S9-19l
Market street, and show a three-story
frame building measuring q by 6S feet,
and containing apartments for six families,
specifications call for Stag roof, concrete
block foundation, hot and cold water
ranges, and all modern improvements, In.
Guiding mantels and gas and electric fix.
lures. The owners will build and estimat,
the cost at $500.
Ground has been broken for the erection
OF several buildings al the junction of Ros,
and Hunterdon streets and Peshine ant
Wayerly avenues. which will be erected by
the Superior Realty Company, of 23S Wash
ington street, from plans prepared by Hy
man Rosensohn, of 77 Broad street. Tn,
buildings will contain stores and apart.
ments, be of frame construction, thre,
stories in height and of irregular dimen.
sions. Specifications call for all modern
improvements, including tile baths, ranges
mantels and gas and electric fixtures. The
estimated cost of the combined buildings
Is $4o,OW. The mason contract has been
awarded to Livio Gerolamo, of 800 Broad
street. The owner will award all contracts,
Crawford & Co., of 11S Walnut street,
Montclair, have been awarded a general
contract 10 erect tne proposed rectory fol-
st. Luke's Episcopal Church, of which
the Rev. Frederick b. Carter is the pastor.
The building will be located on the west
side OF Fullerton avenue, near Union
street, Montclair, and cost $21, 900. The
plans were prepared by Frank Goodwlllie,
of ITO Broadway, New York, and call fol-
a building Of brick and frame construc-
ton, with a stucco exterior, two and one.
half stories in height, measuring 6 by 3;
feet. Specifications call for steam heat,
slate roof, plate glass, tile baths, cabinet
mantels and gas and electric fixtures. The
architect superintends.
Estimates are receivable at the office OF
the architect, w. w. Knowles, of 113t
Broadway, for the erection of a resldenc,
for f. s., Turnbull. at Montclair. The
plans call for a Observation-Disclosures
structure, measuring so by 125 feet, of stone
construction, with a stuceo exterior above
the ground floor. Every modern improve.
ment will be installed. including steam
heat, plate glass, special mantels and ga.
and electric lighting. The architect Will
superintend the work. which 1t is estimated
will cost SAC. 900.