The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-24

use OF their rooms Tor an open meeting OF
the exchange on Wednesday, August %,
at 8 p. m. The tender was accepted with
thanks.
Arrangements are being made for a large
meeting In Jersey City on that date and
for a similar demonstration in Newark on
September 4. Other cities will be visited In
rotation. until New Jersey resounds with
the motto of the New Jersey-New York
Real Estate Exchange, New Jersey to the
Front"
Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans have been completed by c. Grod-
frey Poggi. of 2 Julian place. Elizabeth,
and as architect he has awarded a general
contract to Charles Flocken, of 6S1 New
ark avenue. Elizabeth. for the erection of
the proposed Nurses Home for the Eliza
beth General Hospital, corner East Jersey
and Reid avenue. The building will be of
brick and stone. non-1reproof construction,
four stories in height. with a frontage of
thirty-elght feet on East Jersey street by
ffty-fve feet on Reid street. The build
ing w. contain thirty-hve rooms. Speci-
f~cations call Tor all modern improvements,
including steam heat, tile baths, fire es-
capes, oak floors and trim, laundry ma
cbinery and gas and electric lighting. Will
lam w. Willet Is chairman of the building
committee. The estimated cost is $15, 900.
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all sub-contracts and material. Charles
Flocken has also been awarded the general
contract for the proposed ambulance house
for the same hospital. The plans call for
a three-storv building of brick construc-
ton. measuring 10 by AZ feet and contain
ing one box and two single stalls on the
ground floor, with sleeping rooms above.
The specifications call for all modern i'm
provements, including gas and electric
I light The aefIpoafad cnot to GO M
Contracts have been awarded to George
w. Warrior and Samuel o. Runyon. both
OF Belleville. for the mason and carpenter
work required to erect the proposed
orphanage for the Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows, which will be built at 20 and
Is dalleck street. this city. The plans for
the building were prepared by j. B.. War
rem. OF % Clinton street. and show a build
Ing Of brick construction two and one-half
stories. measuring IS by As feet at founda-
lions. The specifications call for a slate
roof. steam heat. tile baths and vestibule,
fire escapes, slate tubs and all modern i'm
provements. including gas and electric
lighting. George Honeywell, of $50 Broad
street. is chairman in charge of the
work. which 1t is estimated will cost
$21, 900. The architect will superintend and
award ali contracts.
Ten thousand dollars will be expended
By Paskow and Grossman, Of so Elm
street. on the erection of a brick apart
ment house on the southeast corner of
Walnut and Jefferson streets. The plans
for the building were prepared by Frank
Grad. of 1877 Springfield avenue, and show
n structure of three stories. measuring %
by So feet. The ground floor will contain
a store, with an apartment in the rear.
while each floor above will be arranged
to accommodate two families. The specif-
cations call for a Stag roof, galvanized
Iron cornice and skylight, tile baths, hot
and cold water improvements, ranges,
slate tubs and mantels The architect will
superintend the work and award all con-
tracts.
Contracts for the erection of a beef stor-
age house for the Essex Beef Company,
corner Morris and Essex Railroad avenue,
have been awarded to w. and j. Crooks,
Sussex avenue and Third street. masonry,
and Robert Wakefield, 122 South street,
carpentry. The plans were prepared by
William E. Lehman, of 73S Broad street,
and call for a two-story and basement
building, of brick construction. measuring
30 by az feet A refrigerating room and
ice chamber will occupy an area of 20 oy
AZ feet IN both floors. The rest of the
floor space will be converted into an office
and trimming room. The specifications
call for semi-fireproof construction and
general improvements. including gas and
electric lighting. Jacob Walters and Lewis
Lewis are the proprietors, and estimate
the. cost Of the Improvement ut 10000.
Arthur Marsellis. Of 17S Summit avenue,
Montclair, is erecting a private residence
at ISL Cooper avenue. work on which has
progressed to the roof tier. Allison p.
Clark, jr.. Of rs Montague place. Montclair,
has a general contract for the work. which
includes all interior fittings. The building
was designed by Christopher Meyers. of
Montclair. and shows a dwelling of frame
construction two and one-half stories,
measuring "a by IS feet. Specifications call
for steam heat, tile bath. hardwood floor
and trim, stained glass and all modern
improvements, including gas and electric
lighting. The cost is estimated at 500
Walter S. Macintosh has broken ground
for the erection of FIVE two-family DWELL
ings on the Ridgeview properties, on VAL
ley road, West Orange. The buildings will
be similar In design to those already erect
ed. and cost Sc, ZOO each. The plans show
a frame building. two and one-half stories.
measuring 26 by Sc feet. and containing
five rooms on each floor and three in the
attic. All modern improvements will be
installed. including separate heaters and
combination lighting fixtures. The owner
builds by days work, and Is ready for
TINA on all material required.
Flat House Sold.
Christopher ]. Horle has bought of Franz
and Margaret Dienst the three-story fiat
at 416 South Eighth street. consisting of
-four rooms on each floor. lot Is by II. for
5 $780,. 1t is the intention of the new
to repair and then sell the property.
The purchase was made through Gregor
Z~ickhousen.
Real Estnte Transfers.
NEWARK.
Tillie P. Peckham and hus to Nathan
Zemel ct al. W S Bruen st, 80 IT n
fr Elm st, 22x69 81
Park Land and Improve
ment Co. to Arthur F.. Warren. s s
Lyons av, 100 # " fr Elizabeth av,