The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-06
Notes of the Building Trades.

Plans are in progress in the office of
Hvman R%osensohn. 7f7 Broad street, for
the erection of a triangular apartment
house on the corner of Belleville avenue
and Broad street The building will be of
brick constructions. five stories, and have
a frontage of 1913 feet on Belleville avenue
and 122 feet on Broad street. The width
of the structure in the rear will be 104
feet. five stores are provided on the
ground floor, while The floors above will be
arranged to accommodate eighteen fami-
lies. each apartment consisting Of five
rooms and bath. The specifications call fer
a Stag roof. galvanized iron cornice and
skyllghts. fire escapes. dumb waiter,
ranges, tile baths, slate tubs and all mod
ern improvements including steam heat
and gas and electric lighting. The owner
will build by days work and award all
contracts. The estimated cost is $4,000
Francis Averkamp. of AZ Stirling street,
as architect. Is ready for estimates on the
erection of n three-story apartment house
on the corner of Fourteenth avenue and
Eleventh street. The building. which will
be three stories of frame and measure 30
by 80 feet. will be owned by John Storz.
of Il Ferry street. Each floor will contain
three apartments consisting OF five rooms
and bath. specifications call for all mod
ern improvements except heat, and In
clude n Stag roof, ranges, open plumbing
and cypress trimmed mantels. The esti-
mated cost is s. 900.
Plans are in progress for the erection of
a double fiat on the northwest corner of
Avon avenue and Seventeenth street for
Henry Scherrer. of Peshine avenue near
Watson avenue. The plans for the build
ing were prepared by William X.
Schoenig & Son, of AIS Springfield VEN
and show a building of frame three
stories In height and measuring 25x30
feet. The ground floor will be divided
into two stores, while the floors above Will
accommodate four families. The specificd-
tons call for a Stag roof, tile baths,
ranges. cablnets. mantels, slate tubs n
all modern improvements, including plate
glass store fronts and metal ceilings. The
architect will superlntend and award all
contracts. which he will total
$1,000.
Warren E. Greene, of 1888 Broadway, New
York, for the erection of a $4,000 resi-
dence on Highland avenue, Montclair. for
Frank S Turnbull, of Al Grand place,
Arlington. The plans for the residence
were prepared by william w. Knowles.
of 1135 Broadway. New York, and call for
a building of stone and cement stuceo
two and one-half stories measuring 5ONl2o
feet. Sixteen rooms and two baths Will be
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most improved fixtures, including steam
heat, plate glass. beam ceilings, hardwood
floors and trim, tile baths. special cabinet
mantels. gas and electric fixtures. The
general contractor is open for bids on all
interior work and fixtures. subject to the
architects approval.
six thousand dollars is being expended by
Luigi BeIlctti, Of 96 Beaver street, West
Orange, on the erection Of a tenement
house from plans prepared by Rizzolo &
Gonnelli. of 800 Broad street. The build
ing will be of brick, three stories. measur-
Ing 25 by so feet, and be located on the
north side of Beaver street, near Park
avenue, Wezt Orange. The specifications
call for a Stag roof, pressed brick front and
cold water improvements. A general con-
tract has been awarded to Antonio Spal-
lone, Of 81 High street, who is ready for
estimates on all interior fittings. The esti-
mated cost Is 5000.
Foundations have been completed at 20
South Ninth street for the erection of a
three-family frame fiat for Frederick