The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-28
Notes of the Building Trades.

NOACE VI ~ Rufhuhnk ATuutH.
Plans have been completed by Hyman
Rosensohn, of 747 Broad street, for the
erection of two double fats which will be
built for Louis April. of I99 Court street,
at 499 to SOB South Twelfth street. The
buildings will be of frame construction.
three stories in height, and measure az by
GA feet over all. Each building will con-
tain six apartments of Ave rooms and bath.
The specifications call for Stag roof, tile
baths. ranges steam heat, slate tubs, cy-
press trim, dumb walters and all modern
improvements, including combination gas
and electric fixtures. The owner will build
by days work and is ready for bids on
all materials. The estimated cost is about
5000 each.
The same architect as above has also
finished the plans and is ready for esti-
mates under separate contracts for the
erection of a one-family dwelling for ST.
mon Boyer. of ia South Fourteenth street.
The structure will be located at Ill South
Fourteenth street and be of frame con-
struction. two stories in height, measuring
% feet in width by As feet in depth. The
floor space will be divided into ten rooms
and a bath. The specifications call for all
modern improvements. including steam
heat. The estimated cost is about 1850.
william Mol, of SO Park avenue, Irving
ton, has completed plans for a double nat,
which will be erected on South Twentieth
street, for Straefhel 8 Brinkman. of 392
Badger avenue. The plans show a three
story building of frame construction,
measuring % by 60 feet In ground dimen-
sions. Each floor will contain two apart
ments consisting of five rooms and bath.
All improvements except heat will be en-
stalled. The specifications call for slate
tubs. ranges, Stag roof. mantels. cypress
trim, open plumbing, etc. The architect will
superintend the construction and award
all contracts, which he estimates will
total about $500.
Albert Stein, of 257 South Seventh street,
will be the owner of a two-family house,
which will be erected at 2l6-21S South
Seventh street, from plans prepared by
Henry Baechlin, OF 45 Clinton street. The
building will be of frame construction, two
and one-half stories in height, and measure
% by So feet at foundation. Two apart
ments. consisting of six rooms and bath,
viii be provided. The specifications men
ton a slate roof. separate heaters, ranges,
tiled bath rooms. cabinet mantels and all
improvements, including gas and electric
lighting. The estimated cost Is about 5000.
William ID. Jones, of 2SSa Garside street,
as architect, Is taking bids under separate
contracts for the erection Of a two-familv
dwelling TO be built at "a Winthrop street
for ]. w. Riley. According to the plans
the building will be two and one-half
stories in height, OF frame construction,
and measuring twenty-five feet In width
by forty-seven feet Ia depth. Each floor
will contain an apartment of I'VE rooms
and bath. The specifications call for
single roof. tiled bath rooms, cypress
interior trim and all modern Improve
ments. The architect will superintend the
construction, which he estimates will cost
about $500.
About A.50O win be expended By William
Heyech. Of 45l South Fourteenth street. on
the erection of a two-fGmily house, &C
cording to plans as designed by Joseph b.
Allen. Of 3 Chapman place. livingston. The
structure will be built at 4S Nineteenth
avenue, and be OF frame construction. two
and one-half stories IN height. measuring
20 by 81 feet in ground dimensions. The
building will contain eleven rooms. ar
ranged into TWO apartments A shingte
roof. cypress trim. mantels. slate tubs and
other improvements are mentioned IN the
specifications. The architect Will superin-