The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-05
Notes of the building Trades.

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Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans will be completed next week for
the proposed public school which will be
located on the corner of Central and
Maple avenues, East Orange, and bids for
the construction will be advertised ut once.
The building, according to the plans being
prepared by William b. Tubby, of 81 Full
ton street. New York, will call for brick
and stone construction, three stories In
height above the basement and measure
20S by rs feet. The structure will contain
twelve classrooms and an assembly hall
and be absolutely fireproof throughout.
Griggs & Holbrook, of 8 South William
street, New York, are the heating and
ventilating engineers and Arthur A. Rich
mond, of East Orange. chairman of the
building committee, is in charge Of plans.
The Board of Education has secured an
appropriation of $4,000 to erect and equip
the building.
Ground has been broker at 449-451 South
Park street, Elizabeth, for the erection of
"A synagogue for the Congregation Hulsha
Yusha. The ediice was designed by
Michael B. Silberstein, of "A West street,
this city, and will be one-story in height,
of brick and frame construction, with a
basement under the entire building. Speci-
fications call for steam heat. Stag roof.
pidlt SldSSt IuIuNOOu Dlm anu moutIl
improvements. A general contract for the
erection of the structure. amounting to
81. 500, has been awarded TO Morris Welt
check, of Elizabeth. j. Weinstein is presi-
dent and d.. Wolff secretary Of the con-
gregation.
Plans are nearing completion In the
office of Kirby Petit Il Green, So West
T~hirty-first street, New York, for the PRO-
posed church ediiee for the congregation
Of Grace Church, Nutley, of which the
Rev. Herbert d. Cone Is the pastor. The
structure, which will be of stone. one and
a half stories in height, will be located
on Highland lane and measure about 80 by
so feet. Adjoining the church building a
one-story chapel measuring about 80 by 30
feet, also of stone, will be erected. The
specifications have not been written, but
all modern improvements will be installed,
including gas and electric lighting. The
architects have entire charge OF construc-
ton and will ware all contracts.
Plans AVE been completed by William
Mol, of 80 Park avenue, Irvington, for the
erection of two semi-detached apartment
houses, continuing a cafe on the ground
floor and eight apartments on the floors
above. The building will be located on
the southwest corner of Jelliff avenue and
Bigelow street and be owned by Conrad
Throm, of 1874 Spruce street, who will oc-
cupy the cafe. The structures will be three
stories IN height, of frame construction
and measure 80 by g. feet over all. Speei-
fcations call for steam heat, tile baths,
nses Stag roof, plate giass. metal eel
ings and gas and electric fixtures. The
mason and carpenter contracts have been
awarded to George +, SOLUBLE and Joseph
Sommer, respectively. 1t is estimated that
the cost will be 5000.
Contracts have been awarded TO Delp &
Schuboy, of Bloomfield, for the mason
work and Joseph Levy. of East Orange,
for the carpenter work required ia the
erection of a brick and stone residence In
Glen Ridge for j. II. Brundage, of IS
Broadway, New York. The plans were
designed by Walker & Hazard, of 49,
Fifth avenue. New York, and call for a
two-story building measuring 80 by IS feet.
Specifications call for slate roof, steam
heat, tile baths, hardwood floors and trim,
plate glass, special mantels aud gas and
electric fixtures. The cost is estimated at
ST., 900. The architects will superintend and
award all contracts.
Thirty-hve thousand dollars will be ex-
pended by Mayer krassner, of 23S Wash
ington street, in the erection of a sixteen
family fiat ut 9S and 100 Quitman street
from plans drawn by Hyman Rosensohn.
of IA Broad street, The building VIII be
of brick. four stories in height and meas
ure SO by 81 feet. Specifications call foa
Stag roof, fire escapes. galvanized iron
c%ornice, steam heat, tile baths, ranges and
all modern improvements. The owner and
architects are ready for estimates on con
struction under separate contracts.
Arthur Connolly, of AZ Market street,
as architect, Is ready for estimates for the
erection of a two-story brick garage, which
will be erected for Quinn & Dixon, of PSI
Market street. at 1s6-19S Halsey street.
The building will measure 40 by 80 feet
and be equipped with all modern garage
facilities. The cost is estimated at 5000.