The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-03
Notes of the Building Trades.

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mer owner was Charles Deitz. Considera-
ton private.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Ground has beel broken on the south
side of Edwin place near Willoughby
avenue, this city, for the erection of a
double fiat according to plans prepared
by Charles Henry Baldwin, an architect
with offices in the National Bank Build
ling in Orange. The structure. which will
be of frame construction, three stories in
height, with a stucco exterior, after the
style of old English country houses. will
be owned and built by r. C. Wallace &
Co. of 29 Hunterdon street, this city.
According to the plans the building will
measure thirty-four feet in width by
seventy-six feet in depth, and contain
two apartments, consisting of six rooms
and bath on each floor. Among other fea-
lures the apartments will contain private
halls and beam ceilings in the dining
rooms. The specifications call for steam
heat. tiled bathrooms, shower baths, mo-
sale hall thing. cypress trim. Stag roof.
dumb walters, skylight, ranges, soapstone
tubs and sinks. cabinet mantels and ali
modern improvements, including combira-
ton gas and electric fixtures. The own
ers will buy all material and are ready
for bids on same The estimated cost of
the building is $1,000.
Mr.. Baldwin also has plans in progress
for the erection of a row of stores on the
south side of Washington street near
Bradford street, Orange, for Alexander
~Effenburger, of Orange. The building will
be one story in height, of brick construc-
ton, and measure 94x66 feet in ground
dimensions. Each store will be eighteen
feet in width and have plate glass show
windows. The specifications call for
pressed brick fronts with bluestone trim
mings, metal ceilings, Stag roof, galvan-
lied iron eornlces and skylights, toilets
and gas fixtures. The architect will SUI
perintend the construction and award all
contracts as soon as plans are finished,
which will be about the first of next
week. The cost of the operation is esti-
mated at $1,000.
George w. Teets, of % Washington place,
East Orange, as architect, is ready for es-
Inmates on the alteration of q frame resi-
dence on Main street. Orange, which will
be converted into a clubhouse for the
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks,
Of Orange. The building, which Is a two
and one-half story frame structure meas
ing IS by 100 feet, will be entirely remod-
eled so az to contain az assembly room, re-
ception room, dance hall, billiard parlor,
and kitchen. The specifications call for
steam heat, hardwood floors and trim,
special mantels and other improvements,
including gas and electric fixtures of spe-
cial design. The architect will superintend
the work and award all contracts, which
he estimates will total $15,0 900. Isaac
Shoenthal, Mayor of Orange, is chairman
of the building committee.
f. Reinhard & Co., of rs Market street,
carpenters and builders, as owners. are
ready for estimates on all work, except the
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three-family fiat on the corner of Ridge
wood and Madison avenues. The plans for
the structure were prepared by Francis
Averkamp. of 4S Stirling street, and show
a three-story building of frame co~nstruc-
ton. which will measure % by 66 feet in
ground dimensions, Each floor win con-
tain an apartment consisting Of six rooms
and bath, equipped with all modern i'm
provements. According to the specidca-
tions the building will have a Stag roof
concrete foundation. steam heat, ranges,
cabinet mantels, tiled bathrooms and gas
and electric lighting. The owners will SUI
perintend the construction and select all
materials. The cost is placed at 5000.
Plans are in progress In the office of
Louis Quien, jr., 25l Elizabeth avenue.
Elizabeth, for the erection of a tenement
house to be built on South street. nenr
Third avenue, Elizabeth, for Matthew
Wade, of the same address. According TO
the plans the building will be W stories
in height, Of brick construction, and meas
IRE 100 feet In width by fifty feet in
depth. Apartments consisting of four
rooms and bath each will be provided,
there being six apartments on each floor.
The specifications call for a Stag roof.
galvanized iron cornice and skylights.
slate tubs and other improve
ments except heat. The architect will
superintend the construction and award
contracts under separate contracts about
tho 10th of this month. The estimated
cost is $4,000.
Contracts have been awarded to Henning-
sen Brothers and Zacher & Kurrle, both of
Irvington, for the mason and carpenter
contracts, respectively, in the erection OF
a store with two apartments above, which
will be built at zoe Springfield avenue. for
William Bauer, of 446 Bergen street. The
plans for the structure were drawn by
Mol, of SO Park avenue, Irving
ton, and shows a building three stories in
of frame construction, measuring
20 by 81 feet in ground dimensions. The
apartments consist Of six rooms and bath
each and will be equipped with all modern
improvements. including tile baths, ranges,
mantels and a Stag roof. The store will
a metal ceiling and plate glass front.
The estimated cost of the building is
$1,000.
Real Estate Transfers.
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