The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-17
HILL PROPERTY SOLD
MORRIS MILLER GETS COR
NER IN SPRINGFIELD AVE.
Deal Involves $7o,oOo-will Make I'm
provements-other Real Estate Trans
actions by Local Dealers.

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Simon Lowry has sold for David Drey-
fuss to Morris Miller, the property at the
southeast corner Of Springfield avenue and
Charlton street. The property includes a
three-story brick building On Springfield
avenue. now occupied by the new owner,
who conducts a clothing store there. On
Charlton street there Is a three-Story build
ing which is occupied as a saloon on the
ground floor, while the upper floors are
used for dwelling purposes. In the rear
of the Charlton street building is another
two-story building. The lot is s5xl0o.
Mr.. Miller also owns the adjoining prop
erty on the east. s9x10O. His new ac-
QUESTION will straighten out the fiat and
make it suitable for the use he intends
TO put 1t to. The purchase price was about
$4,000.
The unlmproved property at the south
east corner of Sanford and Malvern
streets. bought by George w Cross. of
the firm of Cross & Harris, real estate
brokers of Broad and Bank streets, June
"a last, for 81, IT'S, at the sale held by
Comptroller J. II. Bachelor under the
Martin act. was sold yesterday by Mr..
Cross to William Bonnet for more than
1900. This is one of several profitable
transactions Mr.. Cross has contaminated
as a result OF his purchases of this class
of property.
The two unimproved lots, 4o9-4i1 Sum-
mer avenue, near Arlington avenue,
owned by Peter Young, were sold yester-
day by Owen F. Conlan, real estate
broker. of Broad and Bank streets, to
Richard ]. Franz for $1,000. This trans
action was carried through by George w.
Cross for the new owner. The property
was purchased as a speculative invest
ment. Mr.. Franz believing that the price
mentioned will soon be nearly doubled.
Notes OF the Building Trades.
Plans have been completed by P. T.
MacLagen, of 751 Broad street, for the
erection of a private residence at Is lngra-
ham place. which will cost about $500.
The building, which will be two and one
half stories high, 81 by 40 feet, ground di-
mensions, to be owned by Mrs. Jane A.
Curtiss, of 637 Clinton avenue. According
to the plans, the structure will be OF
frame construction, with a slate roof, TO
contain twelve rooms, and specifications
call for steam heat, tile bath, oak trim,
beam ceiling, plate glass; and all modern
improvements, including gas and electric
lighting. The building will be erected
under the supervision of the architect, VINO
will award all contracts.
About $4,000 will be expended by r. A..
Heller, of rs Broad street, on the erection
of q two and one-hnlf story residence at
500 Ridge street, from plans as designed
by William ID. Jones, of 2S8a Garside
street. The plans call for a building of
frame construction, So by 80 feet, contain
ing nine rooms and bath. Specifications
call for a slate roof, brick foundation,
| steam heat, hardwood floors and trim, tile
bath, specla. mantels and combination gas
and electric fixtures. Estimates are re-
ceivable by both the owner and the archi-
tect under separate contracts.
Plans have been completed and the archi-
tect, Frank Brady, of 1877 Springfield ave-
nue.. Is taking estimates under separate
contracts for the erection of two frame
dwellings at 47O-474 South Twelfth street.
Each building will be 81 by 6S feet, three
stories high, with thirty rooms and six
baths, arranged for six apartments. Speci-
f~cations call for Stag roof, hot and cold
water. tile baths, range slate tubs. sinks
and all other modern improvements. TIL
buildings will cost about 1880 each ant
will be owned by Rubin & Rittenband, o.
"a Aston place.
Contracts have been awarded for the
ma son and carpenter work required to
erect a three-story double fiat at 66 Ma
poleon street to Christian Kleissler and
Matthias Pfeifer, respectively. The build
Il INK Will Dt tAGIith pans oc HSi
by Henry ]. Weller, of 1877 Hamburg place,
and be owned by Herman Schneider. The
structure will be of frame construction,
81 by ga feet, to contain six apartments
Of seven rooms and bath each. All mod
ern improvements will be installed. in
GLIDING hot and cold water and gas and
electric fixtures, etc. The architect VIII
superintend the construction, Whlch Will
cost about $1,000.
Lincoln A.. Virtue, of 4 Academy street,
as architect, has awarded the masonry and
carpenter contracts for the erection OF a
frame residence for William l.. Heineken,
of 113 Hillside avenue, to ]. Allen Conklin,
of 1C9 North Third street, and William N.
Townley, of l61 Elizabeth avenue, respec-
lively. The plans call for a building two
and one-half stories high, 30 by 80 feet.
The building will be located at 10 Clinton
place and contain ten rooms. Specifications
call for a slate roof, steam heat, tile bath,
open plumbing, hardwood floors, cabinet
mantels and gas and electric fixtures. The
estimated cost is placed at about 5000,
Zwigard & Schwoerer, mason-builders. OF
542 Bergen street, have had plans completed
by William NJ. Eisenbiegler, OF 1S9 Market
street, for the erection of three detached
double flats at 733-737 South Eighteenth
street. The buildings will be of frame con
struction, three stories high, 81 by So feet.
Two apartments of five rooms and bath
will be arranged on each floor, Specihca-
tions call for Stag roofs, hot and cold
water, ranges, tile baths. slate wash tubs
aud sinks, mantels, gas and electric fix
lures. Tn owners are ready for estimates
on all material. The cost is estimated at
about SO, 600. i,
Rlzzolo & Gonnelli, of 500 Broad street,
have completed plans and are taking es-
Inmates under separate contracts for the
erection Of a fve-story tenement on the
corner of Seventh avenue and Wood street
for DIR. a. r. Bianchi. of 1876 Market street.
The structure will be Of brick, % by rs
feet. The ground floor will be divided into
six stores, while the floors above will con-
tain apartments for twenty-six families.
Specifications call for cold water improve
ments, fire escapes, galvanized iron bay
windows and cornices. and terra Gotta ex-
terror trimmings. The estimated cost Is
about $1,000.
Real Estate Transfers.
NEWARK.
HedwlE Outer TO Board Of Education