The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-10
Notes of the Building Trades.

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Plans are in progress In the office OF
Richard ". Erler. 40 Clinton street, for the
erection of a four-story apartment house
on Clifton avenue. near Chadwick avenue,
The structure will he of brick and measure
80 by 76 feet, No specifications have been
written. but will be installed, including
steam heat, tile baths. dun waiter. fire
escapes, etc. The front of the building will
be of pressed brick with Indiana limestone
trimmings. Two apartments of six rooms
and bath will be arranged on each floor.
The architect has entire charge of con-
struction and will award all contracts.
which he estimates will total $25, 600. Will
lam Spears will he the owner of the build
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Contractors are estimating from plans
prepared by Kirby. Petit & Green. of 80
West Thirty-frst street. New York. for the
erection of a church edifce for the eongre-
cation of the Grace Protestant Episcopal
Church, of Nutley, of which the Rev. Her
bert D.. Cone Is pastor. The proposed build
ing will be of stone construction one and
one-half stories, and measure 30 by so feet
at foundation. A chapel of similar con-
struction, measuring 30 by 80 feet, Will also
be erected. The specifications call for a
tile roof, hardwood interior trim, oak pews,
with a seating capacity of LOO. pipe organ,
lavatory, steam heat and all modern i'm
provements, including gas and electric
lighting. Lyman Nichols. of 24 Fifth ave-
nue.. New York, Is chairman Of the building
committee. The estimated cost of both
structures Is SIS, 600.
Charles Henry Baldwin, with offices in
the National Bank building, Main street,
Orange, as architect. is ready for estimates
under separate contracts, for the erection
of a brick tenement on Cone street, be-
tween Henry and Hurlburt street, Orange.
The plans for the building call for brick
construction, three stories. and measuring
24x65 feet. Each floor will be arranged
into three apartments of four rooms each.
The specifications call for a galvanized iron
cornice and skylight, Stag roof, pressed
brick front, toilets and cold water i'm
provements. The architect will superintend
the work and award ell contracts. The
building will be owned by Donald Corvino,
of ia Cone street, Orange, and cost $4,000.
Contracts have been awarded to Lewis
Parker & Son, of 80 Miller street. and A.
n. Satchell. of 304 Sussex avenue. for the
mason and carpenter work, respectively,
required for the alteration and addition to
the residence of Mrs. Ida /. Watson, at
10 Milford avenue. The present dwelling,
which is two and one-half stories In height,
will be renovated and Interior changes
made. An addition of frame construction,
two stories. will be added to the side of
the present building. The plans were pre-
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street, and they will superlntend the work,
which will cost $1,000. Specifications call
for all modern improvements, including gas
and electric lighting.
Plans for a double fiat on Ninth street,
near Sixth avenue, are in progress in the
office of William e. Lehman, 73S Broad
street. The building will be owned by
Herman c.. Schneider, of 800 Fifteenth ave-
nue., and be of brick construction, four
stories, and measure 30 by rs feet. Each
floor will be divided into twelve rooms and
two baths, comprising two apartments. The
specifications call for a Stag roof. galvan-
lied iron cornice. dumb waiter, hot and cold
water, slate tubs and other improvements.
The owner will build by days work and
award all contracts for material, etc. The
estimated cost Is about $4,000.
Ground has been broken at 1880 Whitney
street for the erection of two double flats,
according to plans as designed by William
n. Eisenbiegler, of 1S9 Market street. The
buildings will be of wood, three stories In
height, and measure 81 by AZ feet In di-
mensiois, THOMAS II. Morehouse, of 19l
Market street, will be the owner of the
buildings and has awarded a general con-
tract TO the Milone Construction Company,
of 164 Market street. The specifications
call for Stag roofs, concrete block founda-
lions, cypress trim, slate wash trays,
ranges and hot and cold water improve
ments. The apartments are arranged two
on "a floor and consist OF six rooms and
bath each. The estimated cost OF both
buildings is $4,000.
Michael b.. Silverstein, Of "A West street,
has completed plans for the erection of
two detached brick flats at 150-152 Bond
street, Elizabeth, for Harris Levey, of
Bond and Second streets, in the same city.
The buildings will be three stories and
measurs 90 by q feet. The ground floors
will be dlvided into four stores, while those
above will accommodate twelve families.
All modern improvements will be Installed,
including steam heat. The cost of each
structure Is estimated at $4,000. No con-
tracts have been awarded.