The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-05
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Plans have been completed. and the ar
chitect. Frank Grad. of 137 Springfield ave-
nue.. Is ready for bids on separate con-
tracts for the erection of two attached
apartment houses at Settles Boston street.
for Abraham Levy and Joseph Mann, of
80 Prince street. The buildings will be of
brick construction. four stories, and have
a frontage of SO feet and a depth of rs feet.
Each floor will be divided into two front
and two rear apartments. consisting of
four rooms and bath each, making a total
Of thirty-two apartmeAts. The specifca-
tons call for a gravel roof. galvanized
iron cornice and skylight, pressed brick
front. fire escapes. ranges. tile baths, slate
tubs and all modern improvements except
steam heat. The architect will superln-
tend the work and award all contracts.
which will amount to 5000.
Plans are in progress by the same archi-
tect as above. and estimates will be taken
under separate contracts next week for
the erection OF a three-story fiat for
George Kalhurst. at 212 Sixth vent The
structure will be of wood, measuring %
bv Ga feet and contain three apartments
Of six rooms and bath each. All modern
improvements. including tile baths. ranges,
mantels, ETC., will be mentioned in the
specifications. The estimated cost Is 5000.
Ground has been broken by the Milone
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street, at 764 South. Seventeenth street. for
the erection of a two-family dwelling
from plans as drawn by Samuel ]. Kurtz,
of 1873 Market street. According TO the
plans the building will be two and one
half stories of frame. and measure % by
40 feet. The specifications call for tile
bathrooms. ranges and all moder i'm
~proyements. including heat. Each apart
menty will contain five rooms and bath.
The owners will build by days work, and
are open for bids on all material required.
The estimated cost is 5000.
Ground has been excavated at $50 Avon
avenue for the erection Of a two-story
double fiat according to the plans prepared
by William K. Schoenig & Son, of AIS
Springfield avenue. The building will be
of frame and measure "a by 81 feet. Two
apartments consisting of six rooms and
bath will be arranged on each floor. The
mason work will be done by the owner.
Frank Ferkel, of 49 South Ninth street,
and the carpenter work by Charles
Schweikert, of 80 Jacob street The owner
will superintend the work and award all
contracts. The estimated cost is 5000, in
GLIDING all modern improvements.
Plans have been completed by Rizzolo &
Gonnelli, of 500 Broad street, for the cree
ton of a three-family fiat at 81 Pomeroy
avenue, Kearny: The building will be
owned and built by & Pizzella,
OF " Boyden street, this city, and cost
$1,000. The plans provide for an apart
ment of six rooms and bath on each foor.
The building will be of frame, three stories
and measure "A by As feet. All modern i'm
p~rovements except heat are called for in
the specifications. The owners are open
for estimates on all interior fittings.
Two thousand dollars will be expended
by M. Harrison in altering the building
by him on the corner of Warren
and Norfolk streets according to plans by
Lyman Rosensohn, of TAI Broa street.
The alteration includes general interior
changes, which provide apartments for
eight families. The ground floor will be
converted into two stores. Specifications
call for plate glass, metal ceilings, tile
baths and new fixtures. TIL architect will
superintend the work and award all con-
tracts.