The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-01
Notc~ Of tbe BviIdipe Trades.

Notes of the Building Trades.
Michael B. silberstein, A West street.
has prepared plans for a new brick stable
and shed. also putting a two-story brick
extension at 1871 Quitman street for H
Welnstein. The cost will be $500. The
same architect has prepared plans for re-
modelling a building at 102 Springfield ave
nue. for p. Buechler, owner, to consist OF
new stone front, metal ceilings. electric
fixtures and interior alterations. to cost
$1,000.
The same architect has also prepared
plans and specifications for two three
story buildings TO be erected at las and
$50 Bond street, Elizabeth. to contain
apartments for eight families of FIVE rooms
and bath for each. and four stores. The
estimated cost is $4,000.
Plans have been completed and the archi-
tect. Henry Bachlin. of Is Clinton street, is
ready for estimates under separate con-
tracts for the erection of two double flats,
on Falrmount avenue, opposite the City
Hospital. by the Paramount Realty Com
pany. The buildings will be OF frame con-
struction. three stories In height and
measure go by 20 feet each. Specifications
call for Stag roof. cypress trim, steam heat,
tile bath, ranges, mantels and gas fixtures.
Each foor will be divided into two apart
ments of six rooms each. The cost Is esti-
mated at 1000 each.
The Board Of Education Of East Orange
has commissioned Taylor & Mosely. of /
Nassau street, New York, to prepare
sketches for the proposed addition to the
Ets st Orange High school on Winans strees.
No details have been decided upon, but as
soon as the sketches are finished and the
cost is estimated an appropriation will be
asked for. Arthur A. Richmond is chair
man of the building committee.
Contracts for the mason and carpenter
work required for the erection of an
elsht-tamily cold water tenement at 10
Bank street, for Nicola Demanna. OF the
same address, have been awarded to Anto-
no De MIaio and Joseph Detrolio. respec-
lively. Plans for the building were de-
signed by Romolo Bottelli, of 1879 Market
street, ard call for a brick building, -four
stories In height and measuring 80 by Is
feet. Specifications call for Stag roof, iron
~cornice, fire escapes, toilets and cold water
improvements The cost of the structure
Is estimated at $40, coo.
Work is ready to start for the erection
Of Il store and tenement at 127-129 Penning-
ton street from plans designed by Arthur
Gopneiiy, Of ~ Market street. The build
12s Ped1ington street. and be n three-story
structure of brick, measuring % by 70 feet.
Specifications call for cold water improve
lnents. Stag roof, pressed brick front. gal
'anized iron cornice. metal ceiling In store
and other Improvements. Joseph Detrolio,
of SO Clifton avenue, has heen awarded a
general contract for all work, at about
10000. The building will contain ten apart
Hents of four rooms each.
Ground Is being broken at AS South
Ninth street by Oscar Staeger. OF the
same address, for the erection of a double
fiat from plans designed by Kitchell &.
ORourke, of TSS Broad street. The build
ing VIII be three stories In height. of frame
construction, and measure 35x56 feet.
Specifications call for steam heat, tile
bath, ranges, open Plumbing. mantels and
gas and electric fixtures. The Aost is esti-
mated at $500. The owne will build by
days work, n Is ready for estimates OH
all material.
Alterations to cost 5000 will be made
to the two three-story frame buildings To-
Gated Mt 1SS Springfield avenue for Joseph
Kleinburg, of SO Prince street. Plans of
the operation were prepared by Nathan
Meyers, of 23S Washington street, and con-
sist of putting In new store fronts and
r%enovating the four apartments above.
plumbing, plate glass and gas and cleo
trio fixtures. The mason work has been
awarded to Alfonso Evangelista q Bro,
OF 81 Mercer street, and the painting to
Hautzik Brothers. of 252 Broome street.
Other contracts have not been awarded.
Foundations have been completed at 200
Littleton avenue for the erection of a
three-family fat from plans designed by
Alfred Peter. of 23s Washington street.
The structure will be of frame construc-
tion, three stories in height and measure
22xA feet. Steam heat. tile baths. ranges.
slate tubs, Stag roof and all modern i'm
provements are called for by the specifica-
owner of the building. which It is estl-
mated will cost $1,000. Enos Willetts, of So
Jeliff avenue, Will do the mason work.
other contracts not awarded.