The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-09

nue.. opposite Clifton avenue. This struc-
ture is TO be of frame. covered on the out
side with corrugated iron and is to cover
an area of 6Ox1S6 feet. The Enstlce Broth
ers' share of the construction is to cost
$4,000. the Heller Brothers, itself, doing all
the iron work. Ground is TO be broken at
once.
The Heller Brothers Company are the
well known file manufacturers having an
extensive export trade.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans are in progress and the architect,
Nathan Myers, of 23S Washington street,
will be ready this week for bids under
separate contracts for the erection OF a
private residence for T. c. Rice-Wray,
president of the Rice-Wray Company, OF
1854 Market street, this city. The structure
will be located on Oberlin street, Maple
wood, and will be of frame construction,
two and a half stories in height, measur-
ing 3S by 3S feet ground dimensions. lThe
building will LAY a slate roof and Will he
equipped with all modern improvements,
including tile bathrooms, hardwood floors
and interior trim, steam heat, CABINET
mantels, plate glass and gas and electric
lighting. The architect will superintend
the construction and award all contracts,
which, it is estimated, will total about
2 $1,000.
Plans have been completed by the archi-
tects, j. H. & w. C. Ely, of 800 Broad
street, for the erection of a private resi-
ldence on Clifton avenue for j. II. Will
hanson, of 50 Badger avenue. The plans
show a building of frame construction, two
and a half stories in height, measuring 30
by "a feet ground dimensions and contain
ing twelve rooms and bath. The speciAca-
tions call for steam heat, plate glass,
hardwood floors, mantels and all modern
improvements, including a tiled bathroom
and gas and electric lighting. The archi-
tects will award all contracts and snperin-
tend the construction, which, 1t Is esti-
mated, will cost about $4,000.
Herman Metzger, of 20 Market street
as architect, is ready for bids under sep
arate contracts on the erection of a three
family dwelling on East Kinney street,
near Van Buren,, for John Wiesman. OF
2l3 Ferry street. The plans show a build
ing of frame construction, three stories In
height and % feet in width by "a feet In
depth. Each floor will be divided into five
rooms and bath, composing one apartment.
The specifications call for n Stag roof,
steam heat, tile baths, slate tubs. ranges,
dumb waiter and all modern improvements.
The estimated cost is placed at about $500.
The architect superintends the work and
will award all contracts.
From plans as drawn by j. B. Warren.
of % Clinton street, this city, the Frank
Realty Company, of Johnson avenue and
Devon street, Kearny, will erect four de-
taehed flats on the east side of franklin
avenue, near North Harrison avenue, in
the same town. The buildings will be
three stories in height, of frame construc-
ton and measure "a by So feet each in
ground dimensions. Apartments consisting
of five rooms and bath will be arranged to
accommodate six families In each house,
there being two on each floor. The specifi-
cations call for Stag roofs, tiled bathrooms,
ranges, steam heat, cabinet mantels and all
modern improvements, including gas and
electric lighting. The cost of each build
ing is estimated at about $500.
Ground has been broken at Z Washington
avenue for the erection of n double flat
from plans by the owners. Bessman & Wei
itoff, of % Belmont avenue. The building
will be OF frame construction, three stories
IN height and measure 81 by SO feet in d1-
mansions. Each floor Will provide two
apartments, consisting of five rooms and
bath each. The building viii have q slas
roof, while steam heat, ranges, slate wash
tubs and trays, tile baths and all modern
Improvements are mentioned in the speci-
fications. The owners will build by days
work. and are open for stimate on all
materials required. The cost OF the struc-
ture is estimated at about 5000.
Plans have been completed and the
architects. Hughes g. Backof, OF q Clinton
street, are ready for stimate on the cree
ton Of a brick store DullulnB TOT becnler q
Becker. of 501 Clinton avenue. The build
ing, which will be one story In height and
measure % by SO feet in ground dimension,
will be located at 44 Clinton avenue, and
be occupied by the owners as a butcher
store. The specifications call for a stag
roof, plate glass store front, metal ceiling,
lcebox, open plumbing and gas and eiec-
trio fixtures. The cost Of the building Is
estimated at about 1900. The architects
will superintend the work and award all
contracts.
Frederick Allison, Of Eleventh and Peet
streets. this city. will be the owner of the
proposed three-family fiat which will be
erected Mt 90 Twenty-second street. Irving
ton. according to plans as drawn by Will
lam M. Eisenbiegler. of 1S9 Market street.
The building will be of frame construction,
three stories In height. and measure % by
IS feet In ground dimensions. All modern
improvements. except steam heat. are
called for by the specifications, including
slate tubs, ranges. mantels. Stag roof. bath
tubs and gas fixtures. Each apartment
will consist Of FIVE rooT9s and bath. Tie
architect will s~uperintend the construction
and award separate contracts for the
work. The estimated cost is placed at
about $1,000.
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