The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-02
Note. of the Building Trades.

Plans have been completed and the arch
itect, Francis Aver Ramp, of 43 Sterling
street. is ready for bids, under separate
contracts, for the erection of a brick ten
enent at 52-54 Warwick street. for William
Schmauser, of 1874 New York avenue. this
city. Thu building will be foul stories
IN height and have a frontage of AZ fest
and be Sc feet In depth. Each floor will
be arranged into apartments for four
families. The specifications call for Stag
roof. galvanized iron %cornice, fire escape,
toilets, baths. anges and other improve
ments. The architect will s~uperintend the
work. which will cost about $25, 600.
Hyman Rosensohn. of 47 Broad street.
as architect. is ready for bids, under sep
arate contracts. for the erection of a
large four-story apartment house on the
corner of Belmont avenue and Rose street
The plans call for a building of brick con-
struction, measuring As by 81 feet in
ground dimensions. The first floor will he
divided into three stores, with apartments
in the rear. while the other floors will be
arranged to accommodate five families
each. The specifications call for hot and
cold water. Stag roof, tile baths, galvan-
lied iron cornlce and skylight, terra
Gotta extension trimmings, ranges, NANTES
and other improvements. The building
will be erected Cor Mrs. Anna Feinburg,
of c78 Belmont avenue, and will cost about
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work and award all contracts.
Foundations have been completed for the
erection of six attached buildings on the
corner of Belmont and Avon avenues,
which will cost about $4,000. The plans
were drawn by Hyman Rosensohn. of
7F7 Broad street, and call for brick con-
struction, four storin in height. The cor
ner building will be a. BY 80 feet in di-
mensions. while tn ,se fronting on Avon
oxtao.,o mill Oxro m arpa of "a nv "a feet
The specifications cali for pressed brick
and limestone fronts, galvanized iron
cornice. fire escapes. Stag roofs, tile ves-
thule and baths, hot and cold water,
ranges, mantels an gas, and electric
lighting. The buildings will contain two
stores mad apartme..,s for ffty-six fam
lilies and be owned by Max Ginsburg. of
1873 Mommoth street The mason work will
be done by Abraham Deutsch, of So Lille
street, and the carpentry by days work
by the owner.
A general contract has been awarded to
James T. Richards & Co., of So Fabyan
place, for the erection Of the proposed resi-
dence for Mrs. lane A. Curtis, of 2 Mill
ington avenue, hic will be erected at
IS Ingraham place. The plans were de-
signed by P +. Mac Lagan, of 75l Broad
street, and show a dwelling Of frame con-
struction. two and one-half stories in
nelRnt. and measuring u DS ~ leSl III
ground dimensions. The specifications call
FOR a slate roof. concrete block foundn-
ton, hardwood interior trim. tile bath,
steam heat, oak floors. plate glass, cabinet
mantels. and gas and electric lighting.
The cost OF the structure is estimated at
about $4,000.
-Four double fats will be built from
private plans, at 1913 to 1871 West street. for
Henry Weber, Of 14l South Eighth street.
The buildings will be Of frame construe-
tlon. three stories in height, and measure
% by 30 feet each. Modern improvements
will be installed, including steam heat, tile
baths, and gas and electric fixtures.
Thomas Mclaughlin & Co.. of 21I Warren
street. will do the mason work, and Triy-
EFT & Walters. OF 7 Bond street. the car
penter work Each building will contain
three apartments of six rooms and bath,
and cost about 5000.
Plans have been completed and the archi-
tect. H Van Bruen Magonlgle. of I West
Thlrty-eighth street, New York city. is
taking estimates under separate contracts
for a brick and stone addition to the resi-
dence q franklin Murphy, OF the Murphy