The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-31
MANY LOTS SOLD
REAL ESTATE BROKER DOES
GOOD BUSINESS.
Property in Ridge Street, Evergreen
Avenue, and in Elizabeth Disposed
of, by Charles P. Ross.


Avenue, and in Elizabeth Disposed
of. by Charles P. Ross.
Charles P. Ross, real estate broker, al
Broad street, reports business as being
good. He has just sold for a client the
property at 74s and 100 Ridge street, In the
Forest Hall section. This property con-
sists of two two and a half story frame
houses on a plot 70 by 100 feet. The new
owner is Thomas Nichols. Consideration
So, 900. Mr.. Ross also sold nine lots on
Evergreen avenue, between F~relinghuysen
avenue and Elizabeth road, to Lewis II.
Trowbridge. These lots are Is by 100 feet
each. The former owner was Francis
Mnckin. Consideration not given. Mr..
Trowbrldge intends to improve property at
once by the erection of a row of dwellings.
Mr.. Ross also closed the sale for a
client of twenty-eight building lots in
Elizabeth, to Fairchild. Baldwin g. Co.
Included in the transaction are twelve lots
on Augusta street, % by 1C0 feet each;
eight lots on Spring street, near Augusta
street, % by 100 feet each; i've lots on
Fairmount avenue. % by $50 feet each, and
three lots on Meadow street, size Irregular.
Up to two years ago this section OF ELIZA
beth had been neglected, but since then
II mas Detn S1OWlliS idpAhiSp thhA9 hNN
houses having been erected this past year.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Romolo Bottelli. of 1879 Market street, as
architect, has completed the plans and Is
open for bids under separate contracts for
the erection of a double fiat, which Is to
be erected for Louis Phillips, of i9 Bar
clay street, at lis Badger g Accord
ing to the plans. the building Will be OF
frame construction, three stories IN height
and measure 25S73 feet In ground dimen-
slons. The floor plans provide Tor twenty
four rooms and six baths. divided into SIX
apartments. The specifications call for n
Stag roof, ranges, slate tubs, tile bath
rooms and other improvements, but no
heat. The architect will superintena the
construction and award the contracts
which he estimates will total S6,2o.
Plans have been completed and the aren't
teot William d. Jones, OF 2Ssa Garsue
street. is taking estimates for the erection
of a rwo-family dwelling for Mrs. KAN
erin Andres, of 20 Cutler street. Inc puiu-
ing, which will be built at 26l Ridge street.
will be two and one-half stories IN helsnt
Of frame construction. n measure : w
50 feet at foundations, There VIII oe
twelve rooms and two baths for the ac-
communications of two families. The roof
will he Of slate, while the interior triri
aud woodwork will be of oak. According
To the specifications. the building VIII DC
eouipped with steam heat. tile naths' gas
RANGES cabinet mantels and all modern
improvements including gas and electric
lighting. The cost of the BUILDING, ac-
cording to the opinion OF the afchitec,;
who will superintend the construction VIII
be about $1,000. .ur
plans have been completed by Frank
.o- -.f--aa1I aNnnnn. FOR the
erection Of a brick building TO be used as
q dance hall and meeting rooms by L.
riehlinv. of 1873 Broome street. The struc-
tire will be located at 135-137 Broome
street. and measure "A feet In width by ~
feet In depth. The entire ground floor VIII
be devoted to a dance hall. while the nool
above will be divided into meeting rooms
cloak rooms. etc. The specifications men
ton a Stag roof, steam heat, galvanized
iron cornice and skylights, cypress interior
trim. toilets, etc. The front of the build
ing will be faced with pressed brick
trimmed with limestone. The architect Will
award all contracts and superlntend the
construction. which will cost about $1,000,
Contracts nave been awarded to c. F.
Zacher for the carpenter work and Hen
ningsen Brothers for the mason work re-
CURED to erect a building containing a store
ON the ground HOOF WITH LMO dphiLHiChse
above. According to the plans prepared
by William Moll. of SO Park avenue, the
building, which will be located at 706
Springfield avenue. will be of frame con-
struction, three stories In height and meas
ure % by 46 feet In ground dimensions. The
architect has specified a Stag roof. cypress
interior trim, plate glass store front, and
all modern interior equipment, including
tiled bathrooms. William Bauer. of 4io
Bergen street. will be the owner of the
structure, which will cost about $500 The
architect superlntends all work
Plans for a one-famlly dwelling for p.
Jackson, of Is Waverly avenue, which is
to be erected at 81 Elizabeth avenue, have
been completed by Robert Sellick. of 222
Market street, who, as architect, is taking
estimates under separate contracts. The
building will be of frame construction, two
and one-haif stories in height, and meas
ure 81 feet In width by 43 feet In depth.
The ground floor will contain a parlor,
dining room and kitchen, besides a large
reception hall, while the floor above will
provide three sleeping rooms and a bath.
According TO the specifications. the build
Ing will have a STATE roof and be equipped
with vapor heat, tiled bath, open plumbing
and other modern improvements. The
cost is estimated at $4,000.
Alfred Peter, of 23S Washington street,
as architect, is taking estimates on the
parsonage for the Second German Baptist
Church, of Newark. The plans show q
observation-disclosures structure Of brick
and stone construction, measuring 32h by
- feet in ground dimensions. The building
viii contain ten rooms ind be equipped
with all modern improvements, including
steam heat, cabinet mantels, hardwood
floors and trim, gas and electric lighting.
The roof will be Of slate. The architect
will superintend the construction and
award all contracts, which will total to
about $4,000.
Frederick NJ. Truck. of 1853 Broad street.
ha completed plans for the erection of a
one-family residence for Sadie b. Lane,
of. As South Thirteenth avenue, which VIII
be built on Renner avenue. The plans call
for a building measuring 81 by 80 feet in
ground dimensions, two and one-halt sto-
ries in height, and of frame construction.
There will be eight rooms throughout the
building, besides a bathroom. The speci-
fcations call for cement block ounda
ton. slate roof. heater, mantels and other
improvements. The architect has entire
charge and is ready for bids on the sew
eral contracts. The cost of the building
is estimated at 81, 800.