The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-21
Notes of the building Trades.

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Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans have been completed by Hyman
Rosensohn, of 747 Broad street. for the
erection of six four-story apartment houses,
which are to be built by Max Ginsburg,
of 1873 Monmouth street, on the corner of
Avon and Belmont avenues. According TO
the plans, the corner building will measure
40 by 90 feet in ground dimensions aud
contain sixteen apartments, each consist
ing of five rooms and bath, while the five
adjoining buildings will each measure 80
feet In width by 70 in depth, and provide
apartments for fourteen families. The
specifications call for Stag roofs, pressed
brick fronts trimmed with terra Gotta, fire
escapes, dumb walters. cypress trim, gal
vanized iron cornice and skylights, slate
tubs, ranges, tiled bath rooms, nantes
and all modern improvements, except heat.
The owner builds by days work and is
open for estimates on all material. Tho
six structures will involve the expendi-
ture of about SIZE. 900.
About $4,000 will be expended by Max
Fishman, "a Spring street. on the erection
of three double flats at 23-25-27 Hunter
street. According to the plans, which were
drawn by Arthur Connolly, of 142 Market
street, each building will measure "a by 70
feet in ground dimensions and be of frame
construction, three stories In height. Each
building will provide six apartments, each
consisting of FIVE rooms and bath. The
specifications call for cypress trim, oak
floors, Stag roof, tile bathrooms, slate
tubs. ranges and all modern Improvements
except heat. The owner will do the car
pentry by days work and award all other
contracts.
Plans have been completed and the
architect, William Mol1, of SO Park avenue,
l%Irvington, is ready for bids under separate
contracts for the erection of a two-family
dwelling at s97 South Sixteenth street, for
Il. Merklinger, of $50 South Fifteenth
street. The plans show a two and one
half story building of frame construction,
measuring IS by 49 feet in ground dimen-
sions. The first and second floors will
each contain six rooms and a bath, while
the attic will be finished so as TO provide
three sleeping rooms. The specifications
coll for a slate roof, tile bathrooms, oak
floors, separate heaters, ranges, m%anteis,
slate wash trays, and all modern Inn
provements, including combination gas and
electric lighting. The architect will super
intend the construction, which he estimates
will cost $1,000.
Edward V. Warren, of % Clinton street,
as architect. has completed plans and is
ready for estimates ON the erection of a
two-family dwelling for w. II. r, Nos
trand, of 80 Fourth avenue, East Orange.
The building is to be erected on Park ave-
nue., East Orange, and be of frame con-
struction, two and one-half stories in
height. The ground dimensions arc "a by
SO feet. The floor plans show two apart
ments consisting of six rooms and bath
each. The building will have a slate
roof, tiled bathrooms, cypress interior
trim, slate wash tubs, cabinet mantels,
steam heat. and other modern improve
ments, according to the architects specifi-
cations. The cost of the building, which
will be erected under the supervision Of
the architect is estimated at $500.
Plans been completed by Hooper
& Co, architects, with offices at lis Mar
ket street, for the erection of Il two-fam-
lily dwelling to be built for NJ. Zeyener,
OF 22S Avon avenue, at 36 Seymour ave-
nue.. The building will be of frame con-
struction, two and one-half stories in
height and measure twenty-five feet In
width by forty-nine feet in depth. Each
floor will contain an apartment consist
ing of six rooms and bath. The specifica-
lions call for shingle roof, cypress interior
trim, plate glass cabinet mantels, slate
combination tubs, steam heat and all mod
ern improvements. The architects will
superintend the construction and award all
The cost of the building is esti-
mated at $500.
Louis y, ana JO0n BechSf, OIL 40 1WelItn
street, will be the owners and builders of
a three-family fiat building, which will be
built according to plans prepared by Carl
F.. Zachan, of this city, at Ais Thirteenth
avenue. The building, according to the
plans, will cover an area of 2lh by g.. feet,
and be of frame construction, three stories
in height. Each floor will contain an
apartment for one family, consisting of
six rooms and bath. The specifications
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press trim and other improvements, but
no heat. The owners will do the carpenter
work, but award all other contracts. The
estimated cost is placed at $500.
Plans have been completed by Charles
Knopf. Of 444 Springfield avenue, for the
erection of d three-family dwelling which
is to be erected at 293 New York avenue
for j. ~Springman, OF 433 Walnut street.
The building. which will be of frame con-
struction. three stories in height, and
measure % by 30 feet In ground dimen-
sions. Will contain accommodations for
three families. there being apartments on
each floor containing SIX rooms and a
bath. According to the specifications, the
structure will have Il Stag roof and be
equipped with all improvements except
heat. rho architect viii superintend the
construction and award ali contracts, which
he estimates will total about $3.50.
James T. Richards 4 Co. nave been
awarded a general contract by the Rich
aids Realty Company for the erection OF
Il one-family dwelling at so lngraham
place. The building is to be two and one
half stories in height. of frame construc-
ton. and measure 90 by A'feet In ground
dimensions. The first floor will contain n
parlor, dining room. kitchen. reception hall
and library. and the second floor five bed
rooms and a bath. All modern improve
ments will be Installed. including steam
heat. The roof will be of slate. The gem
eral contractors are ready Tor dds on all
material required. The cost OF the struc-
ture is about $4,000.
Real Estate Transfers.
NEWARK.
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