The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-06
Notes of the building Trades.

Plans have been completed and ground
broken for the erection of one double anu
two single flats on the corner of magazine
and Darcy streets. The plans were pre-
pared by Edward A. Wurth, of 20 Market
street, and call for brick construction,
three-stories In height. measuring IS by 81
feet over all. Specifications call for iron
cornlces. skylights. steam heat, ranges,
Stag roofs, and all modern improvements.
The ground floor of the corner building
will he divided into two stores. The mason
and carpenter work has been awarded TO
Conrad Siebrecht and George Landgraf "
Son. respectively. Other contracts not let.
The buildings will cost $685. coo, provide ac-
commodations for twelve families. and be
owned by Edward Funk, of 80 Littieton
avenue.
Contracts have neen awarded to Felie-
grino Pellechio and Henry zincone. both OF
144 Seventh avenue, for the mason and
carpenter work, respectively, required for
the erection of a brick tenement at 20 and
7c Stone street, according to plans designed
by Romolo Bottelli. OF 1879 Market street.
The building will be five stories In height.
measure 30 by SO feet, and contain twJ
front and two rear apartments on each
floor. Specifications call for Stag roof, fire
escapes, galvanized iron cornice and cold
water improvements. The building will be
owned by Gaetano Ingegris, of Al Garside
street. and cost SIS, 900.
Plans are in progress in the office of Hy-
man Rosensohn, TAT Broad street, which
will be ready for the contractors about
July 10, 1907. for the erection of a four
story apartment house at SO Belleyille ave
nue.. The building will be owned by Frank
Nusbaum. OF 26S Springfield avenue. ant
contain a store on the ground floor with
six apartments on the floors above. Speci-
fications cal. for Stag roof. galvanized iron
~cornice, dumb waiter, terra Gotta trim.
steam heat. tile baths, range and modern
improvements, including gas and electric
lighting. Plans show the ground dimen-
sions to be 2s by So feet, and the height TO
be four stories. The estimated cost ia
placed at SIG, 1000.
Estimates for The erection of two flats
at 649-651 Montgomery street, Elizabeth,
will be taken next week from plans as
prepared by Louis Quien, IT,, Of 251 Eliza
beth avenue, Elizabeth. The buildings,
which will be attached. will be of frame
construction. three stories in height, and
measure 40 by 56 feet over all. Specified
lions will call for steam heat, tile bath,
ranges, mantels, and all modern improve
ments. Each house will contain apart
ments for three families and cost $1,000.
The owner, August Wolpent, of GAS Mont
SOTnGTN street., VIII dWdIu Ill tODlI aus.
The Balbach Smelling and Refining Com
any Of II Broadway, New York. Is
ready for estimates on the construction
Of two blast furnace at the Newark Bay
plant. The plans were prepared by the
company's engineer, A. C. Green, and call
for brick and steel freproof construction,
two stories In height, with a capacity of
seventy-five tons each. The office of the
cofnnanV in Newark is az 20 &
street.
Alterations amounting to 5000 will be
made to the residence of w. ID. Dickinson.
In Llewellyn Park, Montclair. from plans
prepared by f. e. Wallis, of / Madison
avenue. New York, The mason and car
penter contracts nave been awarded to j..
r. Courier and ]. S. Carlson, respectively,
both of Montclsir. According to the plans,
a two-story extension of frame construc-
ton, measuring % by Is feet. will be
added to the rear and interior changes
made. Specifications call for steam heat,
beam ceiling, gas and electric fixtures,
etc.