The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-06

having deposits far beyond their needs.
With the conclusion of the money strin-
gency these abnormal conditions will have
passed away and the pending deals will
move forward to a final settlement
Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans nave been completed by Hyman
Rosensohn. of TAT Broad street, for the
erection of two modern apartment houses.
which are to be erected for Lowy az
Berger, of 2SS Washington street, on the
northeast corner of Clinton and Peshine
avenues. According to the plans, the
building. which will be attached, viii be
of brick construction. four stories in
height, and measure 81 by 30 feet in ground
dimensions. The floor plans show four
large stores on the ground floors, besides
four apartments, while tho three floors
above will each be divided into six apart
ments each.~ Every apartment will con-
sist of five rooms and a bath. arranged for
one family. The specifications call for
steam heat, Stag roof, galvanized iron cor
nice and skylights, fire escapes, gas ranges,
dumb walters, cabinet mantels, plate glass
store fronts, slate tubs, tiled bath rooms
and all modern improvements, including
gas and electric lighting. The front OF
the buildings will be faced with pressed
brick and trimmed with terra Gotta. The
architect will superintend the construction
and award all contracts, which he esti-
mates will amount to approximately S9O'Voo
for both buildings.
Plans have been completed by Peter
Charles, of 10 Clinton street, for the cree
ton of six two-family dwellings. which
are to be erected by the Union Building
Company, whose offices are in Clinton
street. The dwellings, which will be To-
Gated at 35-S7-41 and 36-SS-42 Tracy street,
will be of frame construction, two and
one-half stories in height, and each smeas-
ure % feet In width by so feet in depth.
There will be fifteen rooms and two baths
in each building, arranged for the accom-
mediation of two families. According to
the specifications, the buildings will have
slate roofs, tiled bath rooms, slate wash
tubs, ranges, cypress trim, mantels ana
other improvements, including heat. The
owners will do the carpenter work and
are open for bids on all other contracts.
1t is estimated that the six buildings Will
involve the expenditure of $4,000.
Albert Phillips, tof 20 Park place. as
architect, has completed plans and is
ready for estimates for the erection of a
private residence for z. A. Wilkinson,
of the firm of Wilkinson, Gaddis & Co.
The building, which will be two and one
half stories in height, will be located at
Eberon, n. j., and cost about $4,000. Ac-
cording to the plans the ground dlmen-
sions of the proposed building, which Will
be of frame construction. are 80 by 81
feet. The architect has called for a terra
Gotta tile roof. steam heat, cabinet man
tells. plate glass. hardwood floors and
trim, tiled bathrooms and all up-to-date
improvements, including gas and electric
lighting, in the specifications. The archi-
tect has the entlga charge of construction
and will award all contracts.
John Goeller, of 1870 Littleton avenue,
will erect a o~ne-family residence. accord
ing to plans as prepared by William %.
Lehman, of 1888 Broad street, at 81 Renner
avenue. The building will be of frame
| construction, two and one-half stories in
height, and measure % by AZ feet in ground
dimensions. The ground floor will be d.
vided into 8 parlor, dining-room. reception
hal and kitchen, while the second floor
will provide four sleeping rooms and a
bathroom. The specifications call for tiled
bathrooms, slate roof, oak floors and in
terror trim, cabinet mantels and all mod
ern improvements, including steam heat.
Estimates are receivable by the architect
under separate contracts and will be
awarded by him. The estimated cost is
IS, 500.
Trivett & Walters, of I Bond street, pre-
pared the plans and will erect under a
general contract a three-family dwelling
on the northwest corner of Seventh ave-
nue. and North Thirteenth street, for
Charles Hasse, of 42S Seventh avenue.
The building will be three stories in height,
of frame construction, and measure Y by
80 feet in ground dimensions. According
to the floor plans the apartment on the
first floor will comprise five rooms and a
bath, while the remaining two apartments
will contain six rooms and a bath. All
modern improvements, except heat, viii
be installed, including a Stag roof, tiled
baths. ranges, slate tubs, mantels, etc.
The general contractors are ready for es-
Inmates on all sub-contracts and estimate
the total cost of the structure at 5000.
Contracts Filed. 4
Building contracts filed today with the
County Clerk include the following:
George s. Bloels owner, With J9h d
ONeill. contractor, erect building, Sl,lOO;
Lakeview avenue, Verona.
Thomas Conway, owner, with Ralph Sal
ter, contractor, electric work, 1889; Ryndo
Della Donahue, owner. with Danie Mel
lis, contractor, erecting building, Si,42G;
Orange.
Rienhart. contractor, steam heating, $S6S;
corner Washington avenue and John
street, Belleville. Same owner, with w.
c.. Marshall, contractor, plumbing, $61;
same premises.
William H. Frey, owner, with Strafehl
4 Brinkmann, contractors. carpenter,
Andrew Geimer, owner, with M. Horn,
contra ctor. 54S Twelfth avenue, mason. ].
Miss & Son Unc.) owner, with Noldron &
Noldron. contractors, mason, $2,25S; 81
Littleton avenue. Same owner, with Harry
Neber, contractor, painting, SIS; same
premises Same owner, with Joseph Bleek-
err contractor. skylight and sheet metal
work, $237; same premises. Same owner.
with Charles Harris, contractor, plumbing
and copper work. $l75. same premises.
Elizabeth Kinball. owner. witt Daniel
Mellis, contractor, mason, carpenter,
plumbing and heating. $1,000; Centre street,
Nutley.
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