The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-17
REALTY DEALERS
REPORT BUSY WEEK
Siunott & Dean Have Demane
fer Dwellings.
SMALL HOUSES HAVE THE CALL
Most Deals for Those of the Two and
Three-famiIy Variety - schcuer &
Company Report the Sale of Twenty
four Acre Farm In MiddIebush
for $1,000.

for $4,000.
Siunott & Dean, real estate brokers', $50
Broad street. have had a very busy week.
they having consummated a number of
good sales. principally of two and three
family houses. One of the exceptions was
the sale of the single family brick resi-
dence. 80 Plane street. to James Donovan.
Tho lot is 1Sx9O feet. The former owner
was Elmer G Dean. Another exception
was the sale of the %unimproved property
at 173 North Seventh street, a vacant build
ing lot. 27x1W feet. owned by Mrs. Meta
p. Dean. The buy err was Edward v. War
rem. the architect.
Among the t~S and three-family houses
Sinnott & Dean sold was he property
owned, by John w. Spear. 100 New street.
to Frederick w. Kroeger. This is a two
family frame house on a lot 37x5o feet.
For Arthur D. Crane. they sold 10 Samue
Sheppard. the two-family frame house.
733 Summer avenue. This dwelling stands
on a lot 25x1o0 feet. For Morgan KIRK
they sold to Charles w. Oathout. 207 North
Sixteenth street. a three-family frame
house on a lot 27x1o0 feet.
The same brokers sold for Frederick
Schleuter. the three-family frame house at
- ~AAAANiA I'll A ~ nOhHt tallAl III
a lot 25xl00 feet. The new owner is Jose., III
Bufano. For Anthony Gounello tker sold
to A. Mancini. the property at 37 Warren
street. a three-family frame house on a
lot 25x1Oo feet.
Samue s.. Scheuer & Co., real estate
brokers. Scheuer Building. announce the
sale of the farm ov ned by John Rodcnburg
at Middlebush. N. j.. This property con-
sists of twenty-four acres OF good land. a
4 pHraf fort Ifa Ir.roIIl~- ,1,,c1 81 D.,Nl.4I
ings. Some of the i've stock was also sold
with the property. The purchaser was
Jacob Rumpf. of Orange. The considera
ton was So 900.
The Brookline Land and Improvement
Company. a newiy-organized corporation,
OF which George Francis O'Neil, Of 500
Broad street. is agent, secured title yester-
dav from William Fl. Parry of a five and
a half acre tract of land near Franklin
avenue and Harrison street. Nutley. Mr..
Parry purchased the tract about three
months e from parties in Connecticut,
The tract will be cut into building lots
and will shortly be put upon the market.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Contracts have been awarde to Joseph
D'Alessio. of q Garside street, and Philip
Gegenhimer, of 290 Camden street, for
the mason and carpenter work. respect
! ttS OqiDft W tTttl Two 0PldCnt1
frame buildings on the the corner
of Central avenue and Seventeenth street.
The plans were prepared by Arthur Con-
nelly. of 142 Market street, and call for
two structures of frame. three stories,
measuring so by 50 feet. The corner build
ing will contain a store on the ground
floor and five apartments of five rooms
and bath each on the floors above. The
adjoining building will accommodate three
faraI1tne - 49, a~4 - - -
bath on each floor. The specifications
call for Stag roof, steam heat, tile baths,
range cypress interior trim. mantcls
combination gas and electric fixtures.
the estimated cost. according to the
architect. who will superintend, is $4,000
Plans have been completed by A. d
Heyne, of 80 Broad street. for the cree
ton of a two-family dwelling at All Soutl
Seventeenth street. for H.. Ku~rzenberger
of 41s High street. The building will be
two and one-half stories. of frame con-
struction. and measure % by SO feet. The
floors will be divided into six rooms each,
except the attic. which will contain three
rooms. The specifications call for steam
heat. tile baths. ranges, slate wash trays,
shingle roof, and gas and electric light
ing. The architect will superlntend the
work and award all contracts. Estimated
cost $1,000.
c. A. Morel. of 1919 South Sixth street,
has had plans prepared By Edward v.
Warren, of % Clinton street, for the cree
ton of three two-family dwellings Mt 49,
40-42 North Fourth street. According TO
the plans, each building will be two stories,
measuring p by 46 feet, and be of brick
construction. The specifications call for
hot and cold water. Stag roofs, slate
tubs, ranges, mantels and other improve
ments, including gas and electric fixtures.
Thu NM :, 4.,s xtf1I .A,.i.4 - A. -
and bath. Estimates for the work will be
awarded by the architect to separate con-
tractors. The estimated cost of each build
ing is $4,500.
Contracts have been awarded by Her
man Metzger. of 240 Market street, as
architect. for the mason and carpenter
work required to erect a nine-family fiat
to Paul M. Hasse, of 81 Twenty-second
street. Irvington. and Lehman & Wolff, of
Clinton and Prospect avenues, this city.
The building will be of frame construction
and be erected at 902 Elm street. for Carl
Ferre, of 306 Elm street. The plans show
a structure of three stories, measuring a
by GA feet, I'M containing front and rear
apartments for nine families. The spec.f-
cations call for modern improvements, III
GLIDING steam heat. tile baths and COM
bination gas and electric fixtures. The
estimated cost is $4,000.
Adam Theme, Of $50 Badger avenue. is
erecting a three-story fiat from private
plans Mt S05 Hunterdon street. The build
ing will be of frame and measure 2S by IS
feet. The ground floor will be divided
into two stores. while those above will
accommodate one family each. The specih-
cations call for modern Improvements and
metal ceilings and plate glass; in the stores.
The owner builds by days work, and will
buy all material. The estimated cost Is
$1,000.
ReaI Eafnfn Trnnafera.