The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-25
Notes of the building Trades.

Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans nave been completed by Francis
| Averkamp. of 3S Stirling street, for the
| erection of a three-story apartment house
which will be built for Thomas Barber,
of % Court street. at 204-206 Grove street,
~Irvington. The building will be OF frame
construction and have a frontage of so feet
by 65 feet in depth. Each floor will con-
tain three apartments consisting of hVe
rooms and bath. The specifications call
for a Stag roof. tile baths, ranges, steam
heat. dumb waiter. cabinet mantels and
all modern improvements. including gas
and electric lighting. Contracts for the
mason. carpenter and plumbing work have
been awarded to Louis Then's Sons. f.
Reinhard G. Co. and Herman QUAINT, re-
spectively. The architect will superintend
the work. which he estimates will cost
about So. 800.
Ground has been broken, but no contracts
awarded for the erection of two double
flats at 174-17S North Twelfth street, for
Samuel Goldberg, of 81 South Orange ave-
nue.. The plans for the buildings were
prepared by Michael B. Silberstein, of Al
West street, and show two dwellings OF
frame construction, three stories In height,
and measuring thirty feet in width by
ffty-eight feet in depth, Each floor will
contain two apartments Of five rooms and
bath each, there being accommodations
for twelve families in both buildings. The
specifications call for all modern improve
ments, including a Stag roof, tiled bath
rooms. slate tubs. mantels, etc. The build
ing will be erected under the supervision
of the architect, who estimates the cost
at about So, 900 each.
About SIG, COO will be expended by Mary
A. Wilhelm on the erection of four two
family houses at 2s4, 2S6, 2SS and 295 john
son avenue, adjoining her present address.
The buildings will be of frame construction,
two and one-half stories In height, and
measure % by 40 feet in ground dimensions.
According to the plans prepared by the
architect, A. H. Thompson, Of 222 Market
street, each building will contain two
apartments of FIVE rooms and bath. All
modern improvements, including tile baths,
ranges, cabinet mantels, slate tubs. and
gas and electric lighting are mentioned
In the specifications. The architect has
awarded a general contract to Charles
Korek, which includes all work.
Plans have been completed by William
M. Eisenbiegler, of 189 Market street, for
the erection of a modern three-family
dwelling to be located on Sherman avenue,
near Aston street. The building will be
owned by Oscar Huppent, and contain
three apartments of five rooms and bath
each. According to the plans the building
will be Of brick construction, three stories
in height. and measure "a by So feet In
ground dimensions. Specifications call for
a Stag roof, galvanized iron cornice and
bay windows, ranges, mantels and all
modern improvements, except steam heat.
The estimated cost of the building is
about 5000.
Ground has been broken on the east side
of South Twentieth street, near Nineteenth
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containing six apartments of four rooms
and bath each. The plans for the structure
were drawn by William Mol, of 50 Park
avenue, Irvington. and show a building of
frame construction. three stories In height,
measuring % by 5S feet in ground dimen-
sions. Specifications call for all modern
improvements except heat, and include
open plumbing, ranges, mantels, etc. The
owners. Strafehl &c Brlnkman, will buy all
material required and construct the build
ing by days work. The estimated cost is
about 1900.
Contracts have been awarded to Gibson
& Collins and Gottlieb Thlersinger, both
of Montclair, for the mason and carpenter
work, respectively, required for the eree-
tor OF a brick addition to the store and
apartment building OF Liebe Bros. on the
corner OF Frink and Walnut streets, Mont
clair. The plans, as prepared by Christie
pher Myer, Of AGO Bloomfield avenue,
Montclair, call for a brick addition three
stories In height, measuring % feet by AZ
feet in dimensions. The ground floor will
be used as a store, while each floor above
will be divided in a ive-room apartment.
All modern improvements Will be installed,
including steam heat, tile bathrooms, plate
glass store front. and gas and electric
lighting. The estimated cost of the I'M
provement Is about $4,000.
Real ESTATE Transfers.
NEWARK.
Herbert W. Rising to William Tries,
ir. ct al, e 5 9Th ST, 55 II N FIR LIST