The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-11

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The building has accommodations for four
families and stands on a lot "a by 1o5 feet.
The former owner was Charles Spengler,
real estate operator, Metropolitan Build
ing. The consideration is private.
Notes of the building Trades.
Alfred Peter, Of 2Ss Washington street,
as architect, is revising the plans pre-
pared by him for the proposed addition to
the Bergen Street School, as the estimates
from the original plans amounted TO more
than the appropriation for the building
and were rejected. The plans when re-
vised will call for a three-story and base
ment addition, Of brick construction and
irregular dimensions, measuring about SO
by POP feet. The floor space will be
divided into eighteen class rooms, an as
sembly room and a gymnasium. All mod
ern school improvements are mentioned In
the specifications, including steam heating,
lavatories, plate glass, gas and electric
lighting. The heating and ventilating en-
gineer Is Percy B. Taylor. of 800 Broad
street. The estimated cost of the addition
under the revised plans is about 100000.
The Board of Education of East Orange
has awarded a general contract to e. NJ.
| Waldron 81 Co., of 1 Cabinet street, New
ark. for the erection of the proposed pub
lie school which will be built on the north
east corner of Central and Maple avenues,
East Orange. The plans for the structure
were prepared by w. B. Tubby, of 81
Fulton street, New York, and show n
three-story and basement building of brick
and stone fireproof construction. measur-
ing 20S by rs feet in ground dimensions.
Eleven class rooms and an assembly room
will be arranged throughout the building.
The specifications call for steam heat,
concrete floors, plate glass, iron stairs
and fire escapes, lavatories, tile vestibule
and corridor and other improvements, in
Guiding gas and electric lighting. TIL
building win be heated and ventilated ac-
cording to the plans of the engineers.
Griggs & HalbrooS, of 8 South William
street, New York, William G.. Thomas Is
president and Arthur A. Richmond chair
man of the building committee. The archi-
tect will superintend the work, which 1t
Is estimated will cost about 8 1000.
Plans have been completed by F. Fl.
Ogden & Co, of Is Clinton street, for
the erection of two double apartment
houses, which will be built for Henry Ill,
of 10S Adams street, at 335-339 Walnut
street. The buildings will be of brick con-
struction, four stories in height, and have
a combined frontage of sixtY-two feet by
sixty-seven feet In depth. There will be
eight apartments consisting of six rooms
and bath in each building, arranged two on
each floor. The specifications call for Stag
! IhOiNt pit0Nth III IOAAAss AA''
ccrnices and skylights, fire escapes, dumb
walters, steam heating, tile baths, ranges,
slate tubs, cabinet mantels and all modern
improvements, including gas and electric
lighting. The architects, who will super
intend the construction, have awarded the
mason and carpenter work to Lewis Parker
Il Son, of 80 Miller street, and John Ham
mel, of 1871 Van Buren, street, respectively.
The total cost Is estimated at about $4,000.
Ground has been broken and contracts
awarded for the mason and plumbing work
to Girolamo Sc Co., of 1873 Parker street,
and Bernard Brody, of 1S Broome street,
respectively, for the erection of a large
apartment house on the, corner of Belmont
avenue and Rose street. The building
will be owned by Mrs. Anna Feinburg, Of
27S Belmont avenue, and be of brick con-
struction, four stories in height, measuring
forty-elght feet on Belmont avenue and
eighty-four on Rose street. The ground
floor will contain three stores and two
apartments, while the floors above will be
divided into five apartments of five rooms
and bath each. The specifications call for
q pressed brick front, with terra Gotta
trimmings, galvanized iron cornice. iron
fire escapes. Stag roof, tile baths, range
tubs, gas and electric lighting and all other
improvements except heat. The architect,
Hyman Rosensohn, of 77 Broad street,
will superintend the construction, which he
estimates will cost about $4,000.
7. fred Cook, Of 50 Clinton street, as
architect, has awarded the mason work
required in the erection of a store and
fiat building, which will be built on the
southwest corner Of Wall street and Clin-
ton avenue, to Henningsen Brothers, of
Irvington, The building, which will be of
frame construction, three stories in height,
and which will measure % by 81 feet at
foundations. will be owned by l.. G. Brett
/ aobon1 of & GiytppOfh street. The ground
floor will be divided into a store with an
apartment in the rear, while the floors
above will provide ar apartment for one
family each. All modern improvements
are mentioned in the specifications, In
Guiding tile baths, ranges, plate glass
store front, metal ceiling and hot and
cold water. The cost Of the building Is
estimated at about $500.
Ground has been broken and the founda-
lions will be completed this week for the
erection OF Il private residence for Patrick
O'Neil. Of Philadelphia, Pa. at 1874 Mid
land avenue, Montclair. Tit plans for
the building were prepared by Christie
pher Myers. of 400 Bloomfield avenue,
Montclair, and show u building of frame
construction, two and a half stories in
height, measuring SO by SO feet in ground
dimensions. The building win contain
twelve rooms and bath and will be
equipped with all modern improvements.
Tho specifications call for steam heating,
OAK doors and trim. stained glass, cabinet
mantels and gas and electric lighting.
Contracts 70" the mason and carpenter
work nave been awarded 70 owen Feeney
and Marshall & Durr, both of Montclair.
The building will cost about $4,000.
Work on the three-family fiat In course
of construction on the corner of Watson
and Hillside avenues, has reached the roof
tier Of beams. The building was designed
by julius Strombeck, OF 23S Washington
street, ana will be owned by Charles
Spangler, Of the same address. Each floor
will contain an apartment consisting of
five rooms ard bath. The structure is of
wood, three stories in height and meas
ures "A by 81 feet at foundations. All
modern improvements are mentioned in
the specifications. except steam heat. a
general contract amounting to about $6,o00.
is held by L. Levy, of 1 Hillside avenue,
who will award all subcontracts.
Real Estate Transfers.