The evening star and Newark advertiser., 1907-09-12
Vote. of the nulIdIng Trndes.

Contracts for the mason, carpenter and
iron and steel work required for the erec-
ton of the proposed edition to the Burnet
Street School have been awarded TO Isaac
b. Guerin, of % William street: Charles
Schaedel, of lis Bruce street. and the
Clements Iron Works. of 30 Wright street.
The plans for the structure were drawn
by Frank f. Ward, of 2O3 Broadway, New
York. and call for the erection of an addi-
ton of brick construction three stories in
| height and measuring 131 feet in width by
81 feet in depth. The specifications call
for firepoof construction, and include re-
inforced concrete floors, iron stairways,
steam heat tile lavatories, gas and cleo
trio lighting and all modern improvements.
The architect will superintend the con-
struction. which will begin at once The
estimated cost is placed at about $4,000
Plans have been completed by Arthur
Connolly, of 142 Market street, for the
erection of a double fat on the corner of
South Thirteenth street and Eighteenth
avenue for Appleman & Kaplowitz, of 26i
Prince street The building will be three
stories in height, of frame construction,
and have a frontage of thirty feet on
South Thirteenth street and extend sixty
seven feet In depth along Eighteenth ave-
nue.. Each floor will provide apartments
consisting of five rooms and bath, for two
ihlulleS5 eACepL the SfOuuu llOOTt WulCn Will
be divided into two stores The speeifica-
tions call for a Stag roof, steam heat tile
baths, ranges, slate tubs, plate glass store
fronts, and gas and electric lighting. The
owners will build by days work and are
open for estimates on all materials. The
estimated cost is placed at about $1,000,
About $4,000 will be expended by Joseph
J. Musner on the erection of an apartment
house on the corner of North Fifth street
and Central avenue according to plans as
prepared by Alfred Peter, of 23S Wash
ington street. The building will be of brick
construction, four stories in height and
| measure 3S by 6S feet in ground dimensions
The ground floor will be occupied as two
stores while the floors above will provide
six apartments consisting of seven rooms
and bath each. According to the speeifica.
tions the building will be faced with colored
| pressed brick, with limesone trimmings
and contain all modern improvements. in.
GLIDING steam heat, tile vestibule ant
baths, cabinet mantels, Stag roof, fir,
escapes, galvanized iron cornice, ranges
and gas and electric lighting. The architec
Will superintend the construction. r
/ Duncan MacKinnon, Of 19l Elwoo,
avenue, will be the owner and builder o
| a two-family house, which will be erecte,
at III Woodslde avenue from private plans
Ihe building will be of frame construction
two and one-half stories in height, AM
| measure "a by 80 feet ut founda tions The
first and second floors will contain five
rooms and bath each, while the attic will
be finished into two rooms. The specifica-
tions call for steam heat, slate roof, oak
floors, ranges, tubs, tiled bathrooms
mantes and gas and electric lighting.
The owner is open for estimates on all
| materials, and estimates the total cost at
about $4,000.
Edward V. Warren, of 22 Clinton street,
as architect, has completed the plans and
| is taking estimates under separate CON
| tracts for the erection of a two-family
dwelling which will be built for II, w.
Snyder, of II North Grove street. at 81
Baldwin terrace. According to the plans.
the building will be of frame construction.
two ard one-half stories In height, and
measure "a by 56 feet in ground dimen-
sions. The floor space will be divided into
fifteen rooms and two baths and provide
apartments for two families All modern
| improvements are called for in the specifi-
cations, including steam heat, tiled bath
rooms, hardwood floors and trim open
plumbing, cabinet mantels and gas and
electric lighting. The architect will
superintend the construction which he es-
Inmates will cost about $500.
Plans have been completed by Hyman
Rosensohn, of TAT Broad street, for a pri-
vate residence for Samuel Boyer, of 206
South Eleventh street The building Will
be erected at 221 South Fourteenth street
and be of frame construction, two and one
half stories in height, measureing % by
4S feet in ground dimensions. The plans
provide for ten rooms and a bathroom.
Specifications call for steam heat, slate
roof, mantels, open plumbing. tile bath
and all modern Improvements, including
gas and electric lighting. Estimates On
the construction are now being taken by
the architect under separate contracts. The
estimated cost is about $4,000