The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-13
Notes Of the building trades.

d IWo-Story ADDITION on the rear.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans have been completed in the office
of Hyman Rosensohn, TAI Broad street, for
the erection of a store and mem build
Ing, which is TO be built for Samue Katz,
Of Summit, N. J., on the north side of Cen
trial avenue. between First and Second
streets. The building will be of brick, four
stories In height and will measure "a feet
In width by 100 in depth.
The floor plans show se~venty-two rooms,
arranged into four-room apartments, and
two stores. The stores will have plate
glass fronts and metal ceilings. The front
Of the structure will be faced with pressed
brick trimmed with terra Gotta. Accord
ing to the specifications the building will
have a Stag roof. fire escapes, galvanized
iron cornice and skylights, ranges, slate
tubs, toilets, dumbwaiter, and other i'm
provements. but no heat.
The owner will build by days work, and
will buy all materials. The cost OF the
structure is estimated at SIS, 0O0.
A general contract has been awarded to
the firm of Winterbottom g. Van Houten.
of 143 New Jersey Railroad avenue, for the
erection of the proposed church edifice for
the congregation of the Grace Methodist
Episcopal Church of this city. The new
structure. which will be built on the cor
ner of New York avenue and Ann street,
will be Of brick, one story high. and have
a frontage of 48 feet and a depth of so feet.
The auditorium of the church will have a
seating capacity of $50 people.
Floyd Y. Parsons, of 1888 Broadway,
New York city, is the architect and he
will superintend the construction. The
specifications call for a slate roof, steam
heat, hardwood floors and interior trim
ming, tiled vestibule, plate and stained
glass and other modern improvements, IN
GLIDING combination gas and electric light
ing fixtures of approved designs. The Rev.
Herbert C. Lytle, of 1872 New York ave-
nuc, Is pastor Of the congregation and
secretary of the building committee. The
estimated cost of the structure Is $40, 600.
Fourteen thousand dollars is the esti-
mated cost of a store and apartment build
ing which will be erected by Vito Sole, OF
Is Garside street, on NORTH Sixth street,
near Bloomfield avenue. According to the
plans, which were prepared in the office
Of Rizzolo &c Gonnelli, 800 Broad street,
the building will be Of brick, four stories
in height and measure 81 by 20 feet in
ground dimensions. The ground floor will
contain a store with an apartment con-
sisting Of four rooms and bath In the rear.
while each of the remaining floors will
contain ten rooms and two baths divided
Aito wv dpdil LuSHlS. Int SD6clnCdIlODS
call for a Stag roof, galvanized iron cor
nice, dumb waiter, fire escapes, ranges,
mantels. slate tubs, concrete cellar bot
tom, tiled bathrooms and other modern
improvements except heat. The store
front will be of plate glass and the re-
naming facade of the building will be
faced with pressed brick trimmed with
blue stone. The owner is to build by days
work and estimates the cost at SIS, 600.
Plans ha w hann nnf,nIofaI Ia A. -.
of Davis McGrath, l Madison avenue. New
York city, for the erection of a private
residence on Woodland avenue, Glen Ridge,
N. j., for Thomas Lee, Of New York city.
The architect has designed a building of
frame, the exterior of which will be fin
ished with cement stucco, two and one
half stories In height, and measuring SO by
80 feet, with an extension q by II feet in
ground dimensions. The floor plans pro-
vide for ten rooms, there being q parlor,
dining room, library and kitchen on the
ground floor, four bedrooms and a bath
room on the second floor and two rooms
for servants quarters in the attic. The
specifications call for terra Gotta tiled roof,
steam heat, cabinet mantels, hardwood
floors, beam ceiling In the dining room,
plate glass, tiled bathrooms and all modern
improvements, including gas and electric
lighting. The architect will superintend
the construction, and is ready for estimates
under separate contracts. The cost is esti-
mated at SIS, 900.
About $4,000 will be expended by Samuel
Goldberg, of 2N5 Hunterdon street, on the
erection of two detached double flats at ia
to ITS North Twelfth street, according to
plans prepared by Michael E. Sllberstein,
Of "A West street. The buildings will be OF
frame, three stories in height, and measure
80 by 55 feet in ground dimensions. Each
building will contain six apartments. con-
sisting Of five rooms and q bathroom. The
specifications call for Stag roofs, cypress
trimmings. tiled bathrooms, ranges, slate
tubs, dumbwaiters, mantels and other inn
provements. The cost of each building Is
estimated at 5000.
Brown & Won Beren, Of New Haven,
Conn, have completed plans for an addi-
ton to the st. Elizabeth Hospital, corner
of Broad and Pearl streets, Elizabeth, N.
j., and David b. Provost, an architect, of
70 Broad street. that city, has been selected
to superintend the construction, accept bids
and award contracts. The plans call for a
three-story and basement addition, of brick,
measuring 116 by 2S feet In ground dimen-
sions, to contain a laundry, dining room.
solarlum, community room, nurses dormi-
tory, two wards, fourteen private bedrooms
and a surgical ward. The specifications
call for a Stag roof. copper ~cornice, and
skylights, plate glass, tiled floor in surgical
ward, modern plumbing, steam heat, ap-
v%entilating system, vacuum clean
ing and all modern improvements. No .es-
innate has been made as to the cost, but
the amount required has been fully sub
scribed.