The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-10
W DWELLINGS
SOLD BY BROKERS
Charles Spangler Sells Place at
527 Mulberry Street.
BUILDING RECENTLY REBUILT
Cross & Harris Dispose of T~wo-famiIy
House Mt 242 Peshine Avenue. $4,000
Being the Price Paid Joseph
Francis Andres Is the Purchaser.
Well Equipped House.

Charles Spangler. real estate broker,
METROPOLITAN Building. Market and Wash
ington streets, has just effected the sale
of the property at 57 Mulberry street, a
two-story frame dwelling. to James C.
Reid. This building has recently been re-
built and converted int a t~wo-family
house. there being five rooms on each
floor. The former owper was David
Prince. and the consideration is reported
at $500.
Cross & Harris. real estate brokers,
Broad and Bank streets. sold for William
g.. Hoar. broker, the two-family house at
242 Peshine avenue. for $4,000. The build
ing is a frame two-story structure. with
five rooms and bath or the first floor and
six rooms and bath on the second. The
new owner is Joseph Francis Andres.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Fans have been completed by William
NJ. ~Eisenbiegler, of 19B Market street, for
the erection of three double flats at 77
to 731 South Eighteenth street. The struc-
ture will be owned md built by Zwigard
& Schworer, of 542 Bergen street, and be
of similar design to the buildings already
erected in the same section by this firm.
The plans show three buildings of frame
oio hCliOilg luItt SUITES III HtlEul, anu
measuring 81 by GA feet in ground dimen-
slons. Each floor will contain two apart
ments. consisting of five rooms and bath
each. Specifications call for all modern
improvements. including a Stag roof. tile
baths. ranges and gas and electric light
ing. The owners will select all material
and award contracts, which they estimate
will total about $22, 800.
Romolo Bottelli, of 1911 Market street.
has completed the plans and will superin-
tend the construction of a store and apart
ment house, which will be built for Frank
Ttavisano. of 225 Seventh avenue, at 39S-4W
North Fifth street. The building will be
of brick construction, three stories in
height. end measure "a by 90 feet at
foundations. The ground floor will be &C.
cupied as a store, while the floors above
will be divided into front and rear apart
ments for ten families. The specifications
call for a pressed brick front, galvanized
iron cornice. Stag roof, ranges, slate tubs,
toilets and other improvements, but no
heat. The estimated cost Is about $4,000,
About 0,0Jo will be expended by Vito
Sole. of 1873 Berkeley avenue. on the cree
ton of a four-story tenement on the
southwest corner of North Sixth street
and Berkeley avenue. The plans for the
building were drawn by Rizzolo & Con-
nelli. of 800 Broad street. and show a
structure of brick construction. four
stories in height and measuring 81 by 81
feet in dimensions. The ground floor will
contain two stores and an apartment,
while those above will be arranged into
fy Groom apartments for six families. The
specifications mention all modern improve
ments except heat, and include plate glass
store fronts. metal ceilings, open plumb
|ing. Stag roof, galvanized iron cornice,
ranges. slate tubs, etc. The owner builds
by days work and is open for bids on
all material required.
Plans have been completed by the
builder and owner. Alfred Tromans. fol
the erection Of a private residence at 1124-
1126 South Orange avenue, Vailsburg. The
plans show a structure two stories In
height. of frame construction, measuring
IS by 81 feet and containing nine rooms
and bath. The specifications call for steam
heat. cypress and oak floors and trim tiled
bath and all modern improvements. The
owner will select all material and superin-
tend the construction, which he estimates
will cost about 5000.
Plans have been completed by Jacob
Wittel, of IS Peshine avenue, for the erec-
ton of a store and two-famlly dwelling
which will he erected for Otto Err, of sos
Springfield avenue, at 721 Springfield ave-
nue.. The building will be of frame con-
biI &C III hCiEhAs anu
measure % by 70 feet In ground dimensions.
Two apartments consisting of six rooms
and bath will be provided above the ground
floor, which will be occupied as a store.
All modern Improvements are mentioned
in the specifications, including a plate
glass store front, cement block foundation,
steam heat. tile baths, ranges, cabinet
mantels and gas and electric lighting. The
estimated cost Of the building Is about
$1,000.
Michael e. Silberstein, of a West street,
has completed plans for the erection of
a three-family fiat at 800 Bono street,
Elizabeth, for M. Weisberger, of the same
address. The blilding will be of brick
construction, three stories in height, and
measure % by 81 feet In ground dimensions.
All modern improvements are called for in
the specifications except steam heat. The
architect will superintend the work, which,
1t is estimated. will cost about 81, 900.