The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-18
Notes of the Building Trades.

Plans have been completed by Hyman
Rosensohn. of TAI Broad street. for the
erection of four double flats on Peshine
avenue. which will be built for Harry
Shoultz. of 223 Howard street. According
to the plans each building will measure
2S1h feet in width by 81 feet in depth, and
be Of frame construction. three stories In
height. There will be six apartments. con-
sisting OF five rooms and bath arranged
throughout the building. The specifca-
tatlons call for steam heat, Stag roofs.
dumb-waiters, ranges, slate tubs, open
plumbing. cypress trim and all modern
improvements. including gas and electric
lighting. The architect will superintend
the construction and award all contracts,
which he estimates will total about $1,000
for each house.
From plans by the same architect as
above, DR.. 1. j. Rachlin, OF 1906 Clinton
avenue, will erect two six-family dwellings
on Avon avenue, near Bergen street. The
plans call for two buildings of frame con-
struction, three stories in height and
measuring 50 by &C feet each in ground
dimensions. Two apartments, consisting OF
five rooms and bath. will be arranged on
each floor. and equipped with all modern
improvements except heat. The specifica-
lions call for Stag roofs, dumb-waiters,
mantels, tile baths, ranges etc. The owner
will build by days work. and is ready
for estimates on all material required. Tho
stimated cost of each building Is about
$4,000.
About $1,000 will be expended by Fred
eRjck Scherer, Of 80 Beacon street, on the
erection of a double fiat on the northwest
corner of Madison avenue and Seventeenth
street. The plans for the building were
prepared by William X. Schoenig & Sons,
OF AIS Springfield avenue, and show a
structure three Stories in height, of frame
construction, measuring 81 feet on Madi-
son avenue by 20 feet on Seventeenth
street. The floors of the building will be
divided into apartments OF six rooms and
bath for six families. All modern i'm
provements, including gas and electric
lighting, steam heat, tiled bathrooms,
ranges, dumb walters. Stag roof, mantels,
ETC., are mentioned in the specifications.
The architects will award all contracts
and superintend the work, which they
estimate will cost about $1,000.
McMurray & Pulls. of % Clinton street,
as architects, are taking estimates under
separate contracts for the erection of a
residence for Arthur F. Warren, OF 593
Broad street. The dwelling will be built
on Lyons avenue, near Elizabeth avenue,
In Weequahic Park, and be of frame con-
struction, two and one-half stories in
height, measuring "a by rs feet at founda-
lions. According to the plans, the struc-
ture will contain ten rooms and be
equipped with all modern improvements,
including steap heat and gas and electric
lighting. The interior will be trimmed
with oak and cypress, and the roof will
be of slate. The architect will superintend
the construction. which it is estimated
will cost about $1,000.
Plans are In progress in the, office of
William Moll, of SO Park avenue, Irving
ton, for the erection of a suburban cot
tage for F.. j. Locher, Of ia Lille street.
The structure will be built on South
Thirteenth street, near Clinton avenue, and
contain ten rooms and bath. 1t win be of
frame construction, two and one-half
stories in height and measure 80 feet in
width by 80 feet in depth. The specifica-
tons will call for all modern improvements
and include steam heat, slate roof, concrete
block foundation, oak floors, cabinet
mantels and gas and electric fixtures. The
work will be done under separate contracts,
which will be awarded by the architect,
who also will superintend. The cost of
the building is estimated at about $4,000.
Ground has been broken at 706 Spring.
field avenue for the erection of a store
and dwelling for William Bauer, of 72
South Twentieth. street. The plans show
a three-story structure of frame eonstruc-
ton measuring % by AZ feet In ground
dimensions. The first floor will be occu-
pied as a store, while the floors above will
provide two apartments consisting of six
room. and bath each. The specifications
call for plate glass store front, Stag roof,
metal ceiling, tile baths. hot air heater,
cypress trim and all modern improvements.
The architect, William Moll, of 50 Park
place, Irvington. will superintend the con-
and select all material. The
building VIII cost about $1,000.