The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-12
Notes of the Building Trndes.

Plans are in progress in the Office of
Hurd & Sutton, of 10 Clinton street, for
the erection of a private residence for
Albert H. Peal, Of 583 Clinton avenue, at
$50 Mt. Prospect avenue. The building,
according to the plans, will be of frame
construction, two and one-half stories, and
measure forty-one by thirty-six feet. Ac-
cording to the plans, the building will som
tain twelve rooms and. three baths. The
ground floor will be trimmed with hard
wood n have parquet floors. While the
remaining part of the building will be
trimmed with cypress and enameled white.
The specifications call for steam heat.
mansard tile roof, plate glass, cabinet
mantels and all other modern improve
ments. including combination gas and
electric lighting. The architects will he
ready for estimates about the middle of
next week or the construction, which will
be done under their supervision. The total
cost Of the building is estimated at $13, coo.
Lyman Rosensohn, of TAI Broad street,
has completed plans for the erection of a
store and apartment building at 54 Bergen
street, estimates for which he is ready to
receive under separate contracts. The
owner of the structure will be Frank Stall
ford. of 1870 Thirteenth avenue. According
10 the plans the building will be OF frame,
three stories In height and measure 20 by
81 feet. The ground floor will contain a
store and the floors above arranged to &C
commodate six families in twenty-six
rooms, divided into apartments consisting
Of four and five rooms each. The specih-
cations call for oil modern improvements
except heat and include slate tubs, ranges,
tiled bathrooms, plate glass store fronts
metal ceilings, dumb waiter, etc. The cost
as estimated by the architect is Sc, 500.
William Snyder, of 1879 North Sixth
street. will be the owner of a two and
one-half story dwelling which will be
erected at 148 Seymour avenue, according
to plans prepared by Alfred Peter, of 23S
Washington street. The plans show a
building of frame construction, two and
one-half stories in height and measuring
% by "a feet in ground dimensions. Ac-
commodations for three families will be
provided. The specifications call for a
Stag roof, tile baths, ranges, cypress trim,
slate tubs and all modern improvements
including gas and electric lighting and
steam heat. The architect will superin-
tend the construction and award all con-
tracts, which he estimates will total about
$500.
Plans have been completed and estimates
are being taken under separate contracts
by Frank Grad, of 1877 Springfield avenue,
as architect, for the erection of a two and
one-half story dwelling to be erected in
East Orange Tor S. H. Levey g. Co., of 416
Arlington avenue. The plans show q build
ing of frame construction, two and one
half stories in height, which will measure
"a by 81 feet. Two apartments will be pro-
vided. the floor plans calling for thirteen
rooms, and two baths. Steam heat, tile
baths, ranges, slate roof, cabinet mantels
cypress trim and other improvements, in
Guiding gas and electric lighting, are mem
toned in the specifications. It is esti-
mated that the cost of the building will be
$4,000.
Plans have been completed for the erec-
ton of a three-story dwelling for Albert
zwigard, of Zwigard 81 Schroeder, OF 500
Bergens street, which will be built at 769
Hunterdon street from plans prepared by
William *. Schoenig & Son. of AIS Spring
field avenue. The building will be Of
frame construction. three stories and
measure % by 81 feet. Each floor will
provide an apartment for one family.
consisting of five rooms and bath. The
architects have called for all modern i'm
p~rovements. including Stag roof. tile baths,
ranges. mantels open plumbing fixtures.
etc. in the specifications. All contracts
will be awarded by the architects, who
will superintend the construction. The
cost of the structure is estimated at IS, 500.