The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-20

SnCrtlY DC Of1ered TO n0meSeekers on the
modern investment plan, permitting people
of moderate means to- acquire homes on
small monthly payments. The popularity
and success which has ATTENDED the open
ing and sale of the tracts which have now
become thoroughly Incorporated with the
city make this particular line Of the real
estate business the most promising of the
immediate future.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Contracts have been awarded to the
Lewis Parker Building Company, OF 10
Clinton street, for the mason work ard
John Hammel. of 1871 Van Buren, street,
for the carpenter work required TO erect
two double attached apartment houses for
Henry I'll, of the Universal Casting and
Foundry Company. of this city. The
buildings will be built at 335 to S9 Walnut
street. according to plans as prepared by
F. H.. Ogden & Co.. of 10 Clinton street,
which show two buildings of brick con-
struction. four stories In height and meas
urlng 81 by 81 feet each in ground dimen-
sions. Each building will provide accom-
modations for eight families, there being
two apartments of five rooms and bath on
each floor. The specifications call for gal
varized iron c~ornices, Stag roofs, dumb
walters, steam heat, tiled bathrooms and
all modern improvements. including gas
and electric lighting. The architects will
superintend the construction, which they
estimates will cost about $50, 600.
Frank S. Turnbull, of Al Grand place.
Arlington. N. j.. has had plans prepared
for a private residence. for which ground
has been broken on Highland avenue Mt
Montclair. N. j. The plans for the dwell
Ing were designed byJWilliam W. Knowles,
of 1135 Broadway, New York, and show
a stone and stucco building. two and one
half stories in height. measuring so feet in
width by 15 feet in depth. All modern
improvements. such as steam heat, tiled
bathrooms, cabinet trim. special mantels.
plate glass. gas and electric light. etc, are
called for by the specifications, which also
include a terra Gotta tile roof,
tai porch columns and metal lath for
stucco work. A general contract has been
awarded to Warren e. Greene. of 1875
Broadway. for the erection of the build
Ing. which amounts to abnut sos 900.
Work on the residence in course of con-
struction at Montclair for John u. Bauch-
ellie, of rs Murray street, New York. has
progressed to the roof tier of beams. The
building is being erected under a general
contract awarded to the Mississippi Realty
and Building Company. of-1O1 West Forty
second street, New York, who are ready
for bids on all interior fixtures. The plans
for the structure were designed by A. +.
Leicht. of 9 East Forty-second street,
New York, and show a building Of frame
construction, two and one-half stories in
height, measuring 20 by 3S feet at founda-
tons, and containing twelve rooms and two
baths. The architect has called for steam
heat, slate roof, hardwood interior trim,
special manteIs, oak floors. tile bathrooms
and other improvements, including gas and
electric fixtures, in the specifications. All
work will be done under the supervision of
the architect, who estimates the total cost
of the building at about 81 900.
About $751; 500 viii be expended by Bernard
McGovern. of 50 South Seventh street, as
owner and builder, on the erection of n
double fiat on Fourteenth stleet, near
Seventh avenue. The building will cor
respond In design with the adjoining build
lngs, which We're built by him. The build
ing, which will be according to private
plans, will be of frame construction, three
stories in height and Measure % by 70 feet
in ground dimensions. Two apartments,
consisting of five rooms and bath, will be
arranged on each floor. No specifications
nave been written, but the building will
have a Stag roof and be equipped with
steam heat, tile bathrooms, ranges, dumb
walters and other improvements. The
owner is ready for bids on all minor
materials.
Frank Allison. OF Eleventh and Peat
streets, has had plans prepared by Will
lam NJ. Eisenbiegler, of 1879 Market street,
for the erection of a frame fiat which will
be built at 90 Twenty-second street,
Irvington. The building will contain three
apartments, consisting of five rooms and
bath each, be of frame construction and
measure % feet in width by So feet in
depth. The specifications call for a Stag
roof, open plumbing, ranges, mantels and
all modern improvements. The estimated
cost Of the STRUCTURE Is about $1,000.
William X. Schoenig & Son, of 418
AnTtnR1Rln avenue. AZ ATnh1fAsTg hna
completed the plans and are ready for b ds
under separate contracts for the cree ion
OF a three-family nat at 81 Winans avenue.
The building will be owned by Gustav
Bishoff, OF Hunterdon and Rose streets,
and be of frame construction three stories
in 1oi helshdt t;,d measuring y Z by o. feet IN
contain fVe rooms and bath and pc
equipped with all modern Improvements.
including vapor heat, Stag roof. cypress
trim, ranges, mantcls and tile baths. The
estimated cost Is about 5000.
A building agreement between Morris
Kolodin, owner, and Samuel Goldberg,
builder, was filed in the office of the
County Clerk yesterday wherein the Inter
agrees to erect two slx-family dwelling
houses for the sum Of $500 according TO
the specifications furnished by Michael Sill
bernstein, architect and superintendent Of
construction. The structures will be To-
Gated at Nos. IVA, 176 and lS North
Twelfth street.
James w. Reilly, owner, will build a
| dwelling at IA Winthrop street, at an es-
timated cost of $4,05J.
Frank A. Sterling, owner. and Mills c.
Brown. contractor, have filed an agree
ment providing for the erection of a struc-
ture at $50 Clifton avenue, at a cost OF
S.. $50. William Davenport Jones, of New
York, is the architect of the last two
named buildings.
The John s. and l.. Carlson Company
will build a gardeners cottage and the
foundations of a greenhouse for Miss Mar
garet S. Jarvie, at MontclaiT, at the total
contract price of $9,9S9. l.. LeBrun &
Sons are the architects.
Real Estate Transfers.
NEWARK.
William Muuanav IN Arthur Eah-