The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-21
Note. of tho building Trades.

Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans have been completed by Lyman
Rosensohn, of TAI Broad street, for the erec-
tion of two attached apartment houses on
the corner of Eighteenth avenue and Lille
street, for Sternlicht & Brody, of 1S
Broome street. The buildings will be OF
brick construction, five stories and measure
81 by 81 feet over all at foundations. The
ground floors of each building will be d.
vided into two stores. while those above
will be arranged to accommodate four fam
lilies each. The specifications call for a
Stag roof, galvanized iron cornice and sky
light, fire escapes. terra Gotta trim, baths,
mantels. slate tubs, du~mb-waiter, ranges
and other improvements. The owners build
by days work and will buy all material.
The cost is estimated by the architect at
$4,000.
Foundations nave been completed for the
erection of a large tenement on the north
east corner of Eighth avenue and Boyden
street for William Sibilia, of 2S Eighth
avenue. The plans for the structure were
prepared by Rizzolo & Gonnelli. Of 800
Broad street, and call for a building OF
brick construction, five stories, and meas
uring 81 by so feet. The building will ac-
commodate sixteen families above the
ground floor, which will be used as stores.
The peclhcat lions call for a Stag roof, gal
NtlilLtu III Oihittg cloN0 Nhoh Nho11f
cypress trim, toilets, gas fixtures and cold
water improvements. The carpenter work
will be done by Henry Zincone, of "A Car
side street, while the masonry will be done
by days work by the owner. The esti-
mated cost of the building is S25, 200. The
owner superintends and will award all con-
tracts.
Contracts have been awarded Constantine
Moccia, of 1872 Morris avenue, and Kaplan
| Tt~oAhAA1 - 000 II,-tar1>r ct1.ao fnr fha
mason and carpenter work, respectively, for
the erection of three double flats, which
will be built at 90 to 107 Paramount avenue.
for the Fairmount Realty Company, of 40
Charlton street. The plans for the buildings
were prepared by Henry Baechlin, of 145
Clinton street, and call for three buildings
of frame construction. three stories. and
measuring SO by 10 feet each. Each struc-
ture will contain six apartments of five
rooms and bath, arranged to accommodate
two families on each floor. The specifica-
lions cali for hot and cold water, Stag roof,
cypress interior trim, ranges, tile baths,
mantels and combination gas and electric
fixtures. The architect will superintend
and estimates the total cost of the three
buildings at $4,000.
McMurray & Pulls. Of % Clinton street,
as architects, have completed plans and
will award contracts for the erection of a
AOhDiC aIaA ~ iptst at oo"oo 4NdBOiSOi
street for Daniel e. Martin, of 9S Napoleon
street. The plans show a building of four
stories, brick construction and measuring
81 by Ga feet. Eight apartments, consist
ing Of FIVE rooms and bath, will be ar
ranged, W on each floor. The specihca-
lions call for hot and cold water improve
ments. ranges. Stag roof, galvanized iron
cornice and skylight mantels, tubs, baths,
gas fixtures, etc. The estimated cost of
4l,o l,,tldfa- 10 &1A nnn aooOrdlno 20 tl,o
architects. who will superlntend the con-
struction and award all contracts.
About SIS, 600 will be expended by Sam
uel Krieger, of Is Peshine avenue, on the
erection of a brick tenement house at 1874
and 1876 Livingston street. according to
plans prepared by Romolo Bottelli, of 1879
Market street. the foundations for which
have been completed. The plans for the
structure show a building containing six
teen apartments, four stories above the
basement. The front will be of pressed
brick and measure "a by 81 feet. The
apartments will consist of four and five
rooms each. Specifications call for n Stag
roof, galvanized cornice and skylight, fire
escapes, ranges, tubs and other improve
ments, except heat. The owner will do the
carpenter work and also superintend the
construction, and has awarded the mason
work to Rocco Dragone. of % Mercer
street.
Joseph Bergman, of PSI Springfield ave-
nue., as owner, has awarded contracts to
George @. Sohnle, of AZ Winans avenue,
and Dleckmann & Sommerock, of 296 Bige-
low street, for the mason and carpenter
work. respectively, required In the erec-
ton of Il store. with two apartments
above. which will be located on the corner
of Elizabeth avenue and Blgelow street.
The plans, which were prepared by
49, 20 AAA GrHfaHaAlA tyop..
show a building of three stories, frame
construction, and measuring q by 45 feet.
All modern improvements are called for in
the specifications, Including plate glass
store front, steam heat and gas and cleo
trio lighting. The estimated cost is 81, 200.
Frank Grau. of 1871 Springfield avenue, as
has completed plans for the
erection of u frame fiat for Samuel Press,
of $50 Harrison avenue, Harrison, N. j..
The building will be erected at AZ HarrisonI
avenue and be three stories. measuring 35
by 60 feet. The ground floor will be di-
vlded into two stores, will apartments in
the rear. while the floors above VIII con
tain TWO apartments each. All modern Inn
are mentioned In the specifica-
tons. including steam heat. tile baths,
ranges and combination gas and electric
fixtures. The cost is estimated at 10000
Real Estate Transfers.
NEWARK.
Anton Aleksis to Joseph Krali-
kauckas, 5 S Warwick st, 2I3 IT W
fr Adams st. 25xS9 .."...........: 800
Ellie ]. Faust ct al to Samuel
Tankocs, Gray st, 125 IT fr n e cor
Orange st, 25x1O0 ......"..-...... 1850
X. Kreitler to Henry n. Nor
bach, e s N. 9Th st, SIS 1T II FIR 9TH
aV, 25x100 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. i
August TO Ferdinand Rein
hard ct al, e S Ridgewood aV, 80
1T n FIR Madison av, 30xl00 ......... L
August Buermann to Ferdinand Rein
hard ct al, G 9 Ridgewood av. 10
It n fir Madison av, 25x100 ........... II
Frank II. Sommer Sheriff to Oscar
It S fr New st, s5xss. ....,....9... $50
NJ. c. A. Sherman and hus
to Alexander p. Baldwin, salt
meadow property lot 2, block 1896;
lot s, block 1895; lot /, block lila:
lot 2. block I10; lot l. block 1109;