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

No'N9 Va Al DuhhHauB AhHtuG6s
From plans by the contractors, Trlvett
& Walters, of Z Bond street, the firm of
Philip J. Bowers, of 1S9 Market street.
will erect eleven two-family dwellings, on
Fourth street between Sussex avenue and
Orange street. The buildings will be of
frame construction, two and one-half
stories. and measure % BY 50 feet each.
The specifications call for separate heaters,
shingle roof, baths, open plumbing and all
modern improvements. Each building will
contain two apartments of five rooms and
bath. with the use of one room in the at
tie, which will be- USED as a servants
quarters. The estimated cost of each
building Is s., 800.
Plans have been completed by William
K. Lehman. of 736 Broad street, for the
erection of an apartment house Oh the cor
ner of Central avenue and North Fifth
street for Joseph j.. Messlef, of 1879 North
Seventh street The structure will be three
stories, of brick construction, and measure
26x66 feet. The specifications call for a
pressed brick front with limestone trim
mings, galvanized Iron cornice and sky
,llght, ranges, tile bath. steam heat and all
modern improvements, including gas and
electric lighting. The ground floor will he
arranged to accommodate two stores.
while those above will be divided into
apartments of five rooms and bath for
eight families. The estimated cost is $I2.-
600. The architect is ready for estimates
under separate bids and will award all
contracts.
Simon Lowey.' of 23S Washington street,
will erect a four-story brick tenement at
III Spruce street from plans prepared by
Hyman Roscnsohn, of H7 Broad street.
The building will have a frontage of forty
eight feet and extend back seventy-six feet
Ia lanfI rrl,o aA1.. -
commodate sixteen families, and each
apartment will be equipped with all modern
improvements. The specifications call foi
a galvanized iron cornice and skylight
dumb waiter, pressed brick front, witt
limestone trimmings. baths, ranges. etc
The estimated cost is placed at $4,000.
From plans prepared by the same archi
tect as aboYes Joseph Okin, of 73S Wash
ington street. will erect a double fiat OF
he corner of Hunter and Sherwood ave
nues. which, it Is estimated, will cos
5000. The structure will be of frame
three stories in height and measure 40 by
"a feet. The specifications call for a slae
roof. steam heat. tile baths, ranges, slate
wash trays and all modern Improvements,
including gas and electric lighting. The
building will be arranged to accommodate
six families. Each apartment will consist
OF SIX TOOllS anu UdlI. Nu cullIuCtS lIuf Vt
been let. The owner will do the carpenter
work.
Plans nave been completed by Peter
Charles. of is Clinton street. for the cree
ton of two frame dwellings, at 10 and ia
Bergen street. for Samuel j. Rachlin. of
396 Clinton avenue. Each building will
measure % by 90 feet, and be three
stories in height. Each floor will be ar
ranged into six rooms. affording accom-
modaticns for three families In each house.
The notifications call for steam heat. Stag
roof. tile baths. ranges slate wash trays,
mantles and gas and electric lighting. The
estimated cost of Fac building Is 5000.
Ground has been broken at 127-129 Pen
nington street. for the erection Of a double
fiat containing a store and apartments for
ten families. The plans for the building
were prepared by Arthur Connolly. of 142
Market street. and call for a brick build
ing. of three stories. measuring IS by 10
feet. Cold water Improvements will be in
stalled. A general contract has been
awarded to Joseph De Trolie, ofN59 Clifton
avenue. for $40. 900. Bosilio Murando. Of
l25 Pennington street, will be the owner.
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