The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-04
DWELLINGS SOLD
REAL ESTATE DEALS CON-
SUMMATED BY THE DUNNS.
One House on Fourth Avenue and An
other on South Seventeenth st.
Find New Owners.

John H. Dunn & Sons. real estate
operators. Broad and Bank streets, have
Just closed the sale Of several parcels
of real estate that had been pending for
a week. They passed title to the prop
erty at 44 Fourth avenue, consisting of
a two and one-half story, two-family
frame house on a plot SOxl0O fees 70
Miss Gertrude Halton. This house con-
tains FIVE rooms and bath on the first
floor. six rooms and bath on second floor
and three bedrooms on the third floor,
with al improvements. including steam
heat. Consideration, $500. To Mrs.
Louisa Powers, Dunn s. Sons sold 49
South Seventeenth street, a two-family
frame house and lot 25x7b feet The house
| contains five rooms and bath on first
floor and six rooms and bath on second
floor, with all improvements excepting
heat. Consideration, $3.50. This was the
last house of its class to be sold of the
number built this season by the Dunns
on South Seventeenth street. Two weeks
/ ago they sold out the last of their recently
erected row of houses on Fifteenth ave-
nue.. The same firm also sold to Albert
w. Merritt the strip 16x2 feet at the rear
of his premises at 214 South Eleventh
| street. His lot was formerly 16xS0 feet.
Notes OF the Building Trades.
Plans have been completed by Hyman
Rosensohn, of TAI Broad street, for the
erection of q sixteen-family apartment
house for Mark Brooks. Of 23S Washing
ton street. The building, which Will De
located at rs Monmouth street. will be OF
| brick construction, four stories in height.
and measure 80 by 81 feet in ground di-
mensiuns. The front will be faced with
pressed brick and trimmed with terra
Gotta. There will be two front and TWO
rear apartments on each floor, each con-
| sisting of four rooms and bath. Accord
ing to the specifications the structure Will
have a Stag roof, galvanized iron cornice
and skylights, fire escapes, cypress interior
trim. ranges, mantels, slate tubs tled
bathrooms and other improvements, but
no heat. The owner will build by days
work and is ready for estimates on all
materials. The cost of the building 10
estimated at $21, 900.
Edward v. Warren, of % Clinton street,
this city, has plans In progress FOR the
erection of a three-family dwelling which
is to he built for Harry Kolodin, Of 3ol
Main street, East Orange, on North FIJI
teenth street, near Park avenue. East Or
ange. The plans when completed VIII
show a building OF frame construction,
three stories in height. and measuring ~
by 81 feet at foundations. Each floor viii
contain six rooms and bath, arranged Tor
the accommodation of one family. Inc
specifications will call for a Stag roof
tiled bathrooms. ranges, cabinet nantes,
slate wash trays aid other improvements
Including steam heat. The architect VIII
superlntend the construction WARD
all contracts, which ne estimates viii
amount to $500.
About IS, 200 will be expended by Abia-
ham Jatman on the erection of a double
fiat at Paramount avenue and Cabinet
street. The plans for the structure were
prepared by Peter Charles, of 10 Clinton
street, and show a building of frame con-
struction. three stories in height, measur-
ing 30 feet IN width by rs feet in depth
Each floor win provide two apartments
each consisting Of five rooms and bath
The architect has mentioned a Stag roof
cypress interior trim, tiled baths, ranges
open plumbing and all modern improve
ments, except heat, in the specifications
The owner will build by days work, and Il
open for estimates on ali the material &c
quired.
Plans have been completed by Charles
Steinbrenner, of 11S Market street, for tbs
erection of a two-family dwelling for John
M. Waeker, of 50 Montgomery street. The
building, which will be of frame construc-
ton, two and one-half stories in height,
will measure "a by "a feet in ground dimen-
sIons and be located at sos South Sixteenth
avenue. According to the floor plans
there will be fourteen rooms and two baths
arranged to accommodate two families.
The specifications call for a slate roof,
separate heaters, gas ranges mantels
concrete foundations, slate wash trays and
other improvements. The architect will
superintend the construction, and estimates
the cost at S., 200.
M. B. Silberstein, of Al West street, as
architect, has completed plans and is TAX
ing estimates for the erection of q three
family fiat which is to be built for D.
Sc cker, OF 2s1 Bergen street, Hat 2S7 Bergen
street. According to the plans ne build
ing will be of frame construction. three sto-
ries in height and measure rs by Sc feet in
ground dimensions. Each floor will be di-
vided into six rooms and a bathroom ar
ranged to accommodate one family. All
modern improvements, except heat, are
called for in the specifications. including
ranges. slate tubs, Stag roof, mantels, etc.
The cost is estimated at $4,000.
Plans have been completed by A. H.
Thompson, of 222 Market street, for the
erection of a two-family dwelling on the
corner of Scheerer avenue and Hunterdon
street for Edward c. Frey, of 1877 Ridge
wood avenue. TIL building Will be two
and one-half stories in height, of frame
construction and measure % by 80 feet In
ground dimensions. There will be thirteen
rooms and two baths, divided into two
apartments. The specifications call for d
snlngle roof, cypress interior trim, cabinet
mantels, slare wash tubs, tiled bathrooms,
lhpges and other improvements, Including
vapor heat. The architect will superip-
tend the construction, and estimates the
cost at $1,000.