The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-31
note. Of the building Trades.

Il ldnH l1Nt DEtn tOhhBA'Nth "h'
tect, Edward ". Warren, Of % Clinton
street, is ready for estimates. under sepnr-
ate contracts, for the erection of a private
residence at 175 North Seventh street. FOR
Meta p. Dean, of 500 Warren street. Inc
building will be of frame construction, two
a~nd-one-half stories in height. and measure
IS by 40 feet ground dimensions. The
speci1cations call for a slate roof, steam
heat, oak floor and rim, plate glass, tile
hath, and all modern improvements. The
cost of the building Is estimated at $1,000.
William M. Eisenbiegler, of 1871 Market
street, as architect, is ready for estimates
fer the erection Of a cub fiat at 1891
Whitney street. The building will be of
frame construction, three stories In height.
and measure 80 by AZ feet, and will be
owned by Thomas A. Moorehouse, of lS9
Market street. Spcciacati. ms call for n
Stag roof. hot and cold water, cypress
trim. tile baths and trays and other I'M
p~rovements. Each ioor will be arranged
to accommodate two families. The esti-
mated cost is $500. The owner will award
all contracts and supervise the construc-
tion.
p. T. MncLagen, of SOB Broad street. has
completed plans for the erection Of a two
family dwelling on Delavan avenue. near
Summer avenue. The building will be
owned by Charles N. Lippc, aud cost $500.
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be or frame contradiction. mountaineering
stories in height. and measure % by 81 feet,
Each apartment will consist Of six rooms
and a bath, and be equipped with all mod
ern improvements. including hot and cold
water, tile baths, ranges, cabinet mantels,
etc. The architect will supervise and
award all contracts.
Kitchell & O'Rourke, of TAI Broad street,
aB architects. are ready for estimates on
the construction of three cement block
buildings at 1880 Willoughby street. The
plans call for buildings two stories in
height. measuring IL by 90 feet. The in
terror of each will be divided into seven
rooms and bath and afford accommodation
for one family. The specifications call for
a Stag roof, open plumbing. hot and cold
water and other improvements, including
combination gas and electric fixtures. Mrs.
Catharine Wenzel will be the owner of the
buildings. which will cost $1,000 EACH.
Frank w. Kruger, of 8 Prince street,
will be the owner of the proposed resi-
dence at 1874 Leslie street, from plans de-
signed by Arthur Connolly, OF 142 Market
street. The building will be two and a
half stories In height. of frame construc-
ton and measure % by 81 feet. Specifica-
lions call for all modern improvements,
including steam heat and gas. The build
Ing will be divided into seven rooms and
cost $4,UUU. Inc Hrc0lIeCI Will SupeTlutenu
the work and award all contracts.
Contracts have been awarded to Lewis
Parker & Son, of 10 Clinton street, for
the mason work; A, N. Gatchell, of 304
Sussex avenue, for the carpenter work,
and John L. Reid, of 1856 Mulberry street.
for the plumbing work required for the
~teratio of the residence of Mrs. Ida l..
Watson. at 16 Milford place. Besides ex-
tensive interior alterations a two-story
frame addition will be erected in the rear.
The plans were drawn by Hurd g. Sutton,
of Is Clinton street, who will superintend
the work. Specifications call for open
plumbing, tin roof, hardwood trim and
floors and other improvements, including
gas and electric fixtures. The estimated
cost is 5000.
Five thousand five hundred dollars
will be expended by James M. Mann, of
a39 Ferry street, in the erection of a two
family dwelling on East Kinney street.
near Van Buren, street. according TO plans
prepared by Herman Metzger. of 240 Maj
ket street. The building will be two and
one-half stories In height, Of frame con-
struction and measure % by 55 feet. All
modern improvements will be installed ex-
cept heat. All contracts will be awarded
by the architect.
Contracts have been awarded to K. 81.
Vliet. of 40 Lafayette street, and Robert
Patrick. of Is South Ninth street. for the
carpenter and mason work, respectively,
required for the erection OF a 0ne-story
brick ~tapanning shop at the plant of the
Radel Leather Manufacturing Company at
Bells lane and Hamburg place. The struc-
turc will be 81 py so feet In dimensions,
with q wing measuring % by "A feet. The
cost will be 81. 900.