The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-03
Note. q, the Building Trades.

Plans nave been completed by Peter
Charles, of Is Clinton street, for the cree
tion of a brick apartment house at 1l1
North Broad street. which will be built by
tho Union Building Company, Of room III,
Union building. The structure viii be -FOUR
stories high and cover an area OF ~ by 81
feet. Specifications call for a Stag roof,
galvanized iron cornices and skylight, fire
escapes, pressed brick front with limestone
trimmings. steam heat, tile baths, ranges,
d~umbwaiter and all modern improvements,
Including gas and electric lighting. Each
floor will be arranged into two apartments
of seven rooms and bath each. The build
ing will be constructed by days work, by
the owners. and will cost about $22,00O.
Ground has been broken and the founda-
lions completed for the erection of a large
apartment house at 116-11S Broome street,
according to plans prepared by Hyman Ro-
sensohn. Of 77 Broad street. The building
is arranged to accommodate twenty fa1ui-
lies. besides two stores on the ground floor.
The plans show a building of brick cen
structlon. four stories high, 81 by II feet.
Specifications call for pressed brick and
tern Gotta front, fire escapes, iron cornice,
hot and cold water, toilets, cypress trim,
dumb waiter. ranges, mantels and gas fix
lures. The stores will have plate glass
fronts. metal ceilings and gas and electric
fixtures. Sabnto Miloney & Company, Of
II, Warren street. will do the masonry
work, and Hecht & Kuegel, of 70 Mon
mouth street. the carpenter work. The
structure will cost about $42. boo and be
owned by Ferdinand Bernstein, Of Kinney
and Barclay streets.
Contracts for the erection Of the proposed
residence for Robert Crabb, president of
William crabb & Company, of Fourth
street and Third avenue, which will be To-
Gated at 3S9-343 Roseville avenue, have
been awarded as follows: Masonry work.
John w. Shaw & Son, of 351 South Ninth
street; carpenter work. TO William q. Shar.
We'll & Company. of 31S South sixth street.
and the painting, to William Kreitler. of
go Orange street. The building will be of
brick, two and one-half stories high. about
80 10 40 feet ground dimensions, according to
ne plans prepared by the architect, Frank
e. Ward, of 2S Broadway. New York city.
The specifications call for a slate roof.
steam heat, hardwood trim and floors. plate
glass. tile baths and every modern i'm
proyement. including gas and electric
nghtlng. The estimated cost is about S25.-
900. P-''-
Plans are in progress in the office of p
7. MacLascn at 751 Broad street. fo, n
brick and frame private residence for
Ulysses b. Brewster, of 40 Fulton street
this city. The building, which will he
located on Mount Prospect avenue. near
Ballantine Parkway. will be two and one
half stories high. 40 by 90 feet. No details
have been decided upon or specifications
written, but the building will contain five
rooms on the first floor and five on the
second, while the attic will be divided into
three rooms. All modern improvements
will be installed, including steam heat and
gas and electric lighting. The estimated
cost is placed at about $751; coo. The arcbI-
tect will superintend and award all con-
tracts.
Antonio Cerrato, of Fourteenth avenue
and Prospect place, will be the owner of
a four-story tenement in course of con-
struction at 161 Newton street from plans
as prepared by Francis Averkamp. Of AZ
Stirling street. The building. which will
accommodate sixteen families will be of
brick construction, 30 by 81 feet in dimen-
sions. Cold water improvements. a Stag
roof, fire escapes, toilets, etc, have been
called for in the specihca lions. The owner
builds and estimates the cost at about
SO, 900.
Contracts have been awarded to William
H. Frey and Alois Wlsak, respectively, for
all the masonry and carpenter work re-
CURED TO erect a double fiat at "a Chad
wick avenue, according to the plans as
prepared by Charles Knopf, of 444 Spring
field avenue, which call for a building of
frame construction, three stories high, 81
by Y feet. The structure Will be arranged
to accommodate six families and be
equipped with modern improvements, in
Guiding steam heat. Edward Zuna. of 50
Chadwick avenue, will be the owner Of the
building, which viii cost about $40. 600.
About $500 will he expended by Fred
erick Uhly, of ass South Fifteenth street.
on the erection of a three-story fiat on
South Fifteenth street, near Sixtcenth ave
nue. h plans for the structure were pre-
pared by William ~Eiseubiegler, of 1879 Mar
ket street. ana call for frame construction.
three stories high. % by IS feet. The
specifications call for modern hot and
cold water improvements. The building
will be erected under the supervision of the
and he has awarded the masonry
and carpenter contracts TO Joseph Oberle
and James j. Quinn, respectively.