The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-16
Notes of the Building Trades.

Ground has been broken, but no contracts
let, for the erection of a three-story apart
ment house on the southeast corner of
Walnut and Jefferson streets for H.. Pas
kow and B. Grossman. of PSI Walnut
street. The plans for the structure were
prepared by Frank Grad. of 1877 Spring
field avenue, and call for a building Of
brick construction, measuring % feet on
Walnut street and IS feet on jefferson
street. The specifications call for pressed
brick front, with limestone trimmings.
galvanized iron cornice and skylight, n
Stag roof, dumb waiter, ranges, tile baths
and other improvements, including gas and
electric lighting. The ground floor will
be divided into a store and one apartment,
while the floors above will be arranged TO
accommodate two families each. Each
apartment will consist of six rooms and
bath. The owners will award all contracts.
which they estimate will total s12, 600.
Plans have been completed by Michael
B. Silberstein. of A West street. for the
erection of a frame fiat Mt 101 Hunterdon
street. The building will be owned by
Weisberger G. Rosberger. of 1903 Wallace
street, and be three stories, measuring %
by 81 feet Mt foundations. Two apart
ments of six rooms and bath are pro-
vided On each floor. The specifications
call for a Stag roof, ranges, slate wash
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other improvements. No contracts have
been awarded for the work, but 1t Is esti-
mated that the building will cost 5 5000.
Frank Ferkel, of 49 South Ninth street.
has broken ground at 450 Avon avenue
for the erection of n two-story frame
building containing four apartments of five
rooms and bath each. The plans for the
structure were prepared by William K.
Schoenig G. Son, of AIS Springfield avenue,
The huildinp will raaac n n "a faot IN u,idtb
by 81 feet in depth. and be equipped with
all modern Improvements except heat. The
owner will do the mason work and Charles
Schweikert the carpentry. The estimated
cost Is $1,000. The owner will select all
interior trimmings and award contracts
for same.
Contracts have been awarded to Albert
e. Harrison and Sutphen v. Jersey for
the mason and carpenter work required TO
erect a three-story dwelling on Hamilton
street, near Fifth street, Harrison. The
plans were drawn by JOIN b. Warren, Of
% Clinton street, this city, and show a
building of three stories, of frame con-
struction, measuring "a by 81 feet. The
floors are arranged to accommodate two
families each. The apartments consist
of five rooms and bath. Specifications call
for a Stag roof, steam heat, tile baths,
ranges, mantels and other improvements,
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ael M. Sullivan. of Harrison, will own the
building, which it is estimated will cost
IS, 800. The architect will superintend the
work and award all contracts.
]. Fred Cook, of % Clinton street, as
architect, has awarded contracts to the
Andrew Volker Company, of 50 Grove
street. Irvlngton, and l. w. Halsey, of 227
Mum avenue, for the mason and car
penter work required to erect an addition
to the plant of Hedges q Brother, at 10
New Jersey Railroad avenue. According
to the plans, a three-story brick addition,
measuring % by 20 feet, will be erected to
the rear of the present building. The
structure will AVE a Stag roof. skylights.
elevator, water and other improvements.
The cost is estimated at $1,000. The archi-
tect superintends.