The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-04
Notes of the building Trades.


Plans have been completed but no speci-
f~ications ave been written for the cree
ton of a clubhouse for the Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks, Elizabeth
City order, No. 200, which is to be erected
in Westfeld avenue, Elizabeth. Oakley
& Son. of 1901 Eass Broad street, archi-
| tects, prepared the plans for the strue-
ture. which will bn two stories in height
with a basement, measure II feet in width
and 1902 feet in depth and be of frame
construction. The building will provide
meeting rooms, banquet hall, billiard
room, kitchen and sleeping rooms. The
specifications will call for a slate roof,
hardwood interior trim n floors, steam
heat, lavatories and all modern improve
ments. including gas and electric fixtures
of special design. No date has been set
for the taking of estimates, but they
will probably be acceptable about October
10. The architects will superintend the
construction. which they estimate will
| cost SIS, 200.
Charles Henry Baldwin, with Offices in
the National bank Building, Orange, as
architect, is ready for estimates under
separate contracts for the erection of q
two-story store and apartment building,
which will be erected for Mrs. Celia Mind
lin, of Orange. The building will be of
frame construction and be located on the
NoAAti VI linn ALa 0CdhA -
Orange. According to the plans the build
ing will have a frontage of % feet on
South street and be 50 feet In depth. The
GROUND floor will contain two stores, while
the floor above will contain two apart
ments, consisting of four and five rooms
respectively. The specifications call for a
Stag roof, plate glass store fronts, toilets
and cold water improvements. The archi-
tect will superintend the work and award
nI contracts which he PSffmnfas will total
S 5 $500.
Hyman Rosensohn, of 747 Broad street,
as architect, has completed plans and is
ready for estimates under separate con-
tracts for the erection of a four-story and
basement apartment house for Bernard
Silver, OF 74S South Fourteenth street.
The structure, which will be of brick con-
struction, will measure q by 80 feet in
ground dimensions. The basement will be
divided into two stories, while the floors
above will be arranged into nine apart
ments, consisting of five rooms and bath
each. The specifications call for a pressed
buff brick front, Stag roof, plate glass
store windows, ranges, slate tubs, mantels
and cold water improvements. The build
will be located at 4S Waverly avenue, and
be erected under the supervision of the
architect. The cost has been estimated ut
SIS, 600.
Philip Goetz, of 237 Grove street, Irving
ton. as owner, has awarded contracts for
the erection of a three-story fiat at 204-206
Grove street. according to plans as pre-
pared by Francis Averklmp, of 45 Stirling
street. The building will be of frame con-
struction and measure 80 by 81 feet at
foundations. Zach floor will contain three
apartments cons sting of five rooms and
bat each. Specifications call for a Stag
roof, cypress trim, vapor heat, cabinet
mantels, ranges slate tubs and all modern
improvements. The owner will superln-
tend the construction and estimates the
cost at S1l,0O0.