The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-01

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property belonging to the estate of the
late Mr.. Berg, and advertised to be sold
at the same time, because Of the made
quate bids. 1t was said at that time that
Alderman Weigand had secured the Plane
street property for from $4,000 to $500 less
than its value.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans have been prepared and estimates
are being taken by the architects, ]. II.
and Wilson Ely, of 500 Broad street, for
the ,rection of p private residence for
william A. Williamson, of Al Marin place,
at 541 Clifton avenue. The building will
be two and one-half stories In height, Of
frame construction, and measure forty
feet in width by ifty-two feet in depth.
The exterior walls will be veneered with
pressed brick. The floor plans show four
rooms on the first floor, four on the sec
ond ioor and three finished rooms in The
attic. The specifications call for steam
heat. slate roof, tile baths, hardwood in
terror trim. plate glass, special cabinet
mantels and combination gas and electric
fixtures. The architects will superintend
the construction and award all contracts,
which they estimate viii total l 1900.
Lyman Rosensohn, of 747 Broad street,
has finished plans and the owner, Marks
Brooks, of 23s Washington street, is ready
for bids under separate contracts for the
erection of q four-story tenemen house at
rs Montgomery street. According to the
plans the structure will be Of brick con-
struction ana Measure 80 by 81 feet in
ground dimensions The building will con-
T. | n accommodations for sixteenth fam
lilies. each floor being divided into two
apartments, consisting of four and five
rooms. respectively. All modern improve
ments are mentioned in the specifications,
except heat. which include a Stag roof,
cypress interior trim, pressed brick front,
dumb waiter, slate tubs, tile baths, man
tells, etc. The owner will build by
days work and buy all materials. The
cost of the structure is estimated at S25,-
900.
Nathanial Duke will be the owner of a
two and one-half story residence which
will be erected on Yale Terrace, near
Walker road, West Orange, according to
plans prepared by Edward Y. Warren, of
% Clinton street, this city. The building
will be of frame construction and measure
81 feet in width by SO feet in depth. The
interior of the building will be divided into
twelve rooms and two baths, and contain
up-to-date fixtures. The Specifications call
for a roof of asbestos shingles, steam heat,
oak floors, mahogany trim. beam ceiling,
plate glass, tiled bath room, special man.
tells and all modern improvements, includ-
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tect will superintend the construction, and
Is ready for bids under separate contracts
for all the work required. The cost of the
structure is estimated at about 5000.
Philip j. Bowers, of 1S9-191 Market street,
has awarded a general contract to the
Trivitt & Walters Building Company, OF
Z Bond street, for the erection of four two
family houses on North Third street, near
Sussex venue. The buildings win be
erected according to private plans by the
owners, which call for four buildings of
frame construction two and one-half
stories In height and measuring % by so
feet each. Each building will contain two
apartments, consisting of five rooms on
the first floor and six rooms on the second
floor. No specifications have been written,
but all modern improvements will be in
stalled In every building, including steam
heat, tile baths, ranges, mantels and COM
bination gas and electric fixtures. The
owners estimate the cost of each building
at about $500. The general contractors
are open for bids on all work except the
carpentry.
Plans have been completed by Frank
Grad, of 137 Springfield avenue, for the
erection of a two-family house for John
I. McDonough, of Valley road, West
Orange, which will be built at 110S Frank
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will be of frame construction. two aud
one-half stories in height, and measure
% by 9S feet In ground dimensions. The
first and second floors will be divided
into five rooms each, providing apartments
for two families, while the attic will be
also finished into two rooms for storage
The specifications call for
steam heat, ahingle roof. tile baths,
mantels and all modern improvements.
IN, a nralffa1F mill have cbara, - A.,
construction, which he estimates will cost
5000.
Seven thousand dollars will be expended
William IL. Blanchard, OF 160 Sherman
avenue, in the erection of two dwellings,
containing accommodations for two fam
lies each. The buildings will be located
at % to 80 Vanderpool street and be of
construction, two stories in height.
and measure IS by 50 feet over all. All
improvements except heat VIII
be installed in each structure. Ii is esti-
mated by the owner, who builds by days
work. that the total cost win be about
81, 900.