The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-02
No,e. Of the building Trades.

plans have been completed in the office
of Hyman Rosensohn, 747 Broad street, for
the erection of two attached tenements at
lis to 119 Broome street. According 10
plans the buildings will be of brick, -FOUR
stories above the basement, and measure
AZ bv 80 feet each. Four stores will be ar
ranged In the basement. while the floors
aboye will contain twenty-four apartments,
consisting of three and four rooms each'
specifications call for a Stag roof. gal
vanized iron cornices. pressed brick front,
CYPRESS trim, ranges, toilets, slate tubs and
all other improvements except steam neat.
The owner. Joseph Okin. of 23S Washington
street. will build by days work, and is
ready for estimates on all material. the
estimated cost Of each building is $2O,O0o.
Ground has been broken and the founda-
tions completed for the erection of a pri-
waite residence on the corner of East Fair
mount and Seventeenth avenues for Henry
Schreitmueller, of Waverly and Badger
avenues. According to the plans prepared
lby William X. Schoenig & Son, of AIS
Springfield avenue, the building Will be
two and one-half stories, Of brick construc-
ton n measure A by &c feet. The inte-
rior will be divided into fourteen rooms
and a bath. The specifications call for a
slate roof, hardwood interior trim and
floors, steam heat, plate glass, tile bath.
cabinet mantels and combination gas AND
electric lighting. A contract for the ma
son work has been awarded to John L
Taylor. OF us South Fifteenth street, and
is the only contract awarded. The archi-
tects will superintend the construction,
which they estimate Will cost $4,000.
Francis Averkamp. of AZ Sterling street,
as architect, has completed plans aud is
ready for estimates under separate con-
tracts, for the erection OF a frame apart
ment house In Grove street. near Seven
teenth street. I%rvlngton. According to
plans the building WI be of frame, three
stories, and measure so by GA feet. Each
floor will be divided into three apartments,
consisting of five rooms and bath each. A
Stag roof, cypress trim, ranges, tile baths,
slate tubs. dumb waiter and other I'M
provements are called for by the speclnca-
lions. The building will be owned by
Philip Goetz. Of 27 Grove street, and cost
81. 900. The architect will superintend and
award oil contracts.
Estimates are being taken under sep
arate contracts by the architect, j. Fred
Cook, of 40 Clinton street, for the erection
of n brick fiat ut 90 Fourth street for
George Frick, jr., of Is Fourth street. The
building will be three stories and measure
% by 80 feet. Each floor will be divided
into one apartment, consisting of six rooms
and bath. The specifications call for a
Stag roof, galvanized iron cornice, steam
heat. tile baths, ranges slate tubs, man
tells and all modern Improvements, includ-
ing gas and electric lighting. The archi-
tect will su%perintend the construction and
award all contracts, which 1t is estimated
will total $1,000
T.. j. IIoeler, of 8 Chadwick avenue. will
be the owner of the proposed three-family
dwelling which will be erected ut "A Chad
wick avenue, from private plans. The
huil6inU will ha fhrap Sforfac ~ f,o-.
construction and measure "a by "a feet.
There will be three apartments, consist
Ing of six rooms and bath, and equipped
with all modern improvements except
steam heat. No specifications were written.
but the structure will have a Stag roof and
cypress interior trim and floors, The
builds by days work and is open
for bids on all material required. The
cost of the building is estimated at Sc. 200.
Plans have been completed by the archi-
tects, William X. Schoenig & Son. of AIS
Springfield avenue, and they are ready for
bids under separate contracts for the cree
ton of frame flats or Gustave Bishoff Of
Hunterdon and Rose streets. The build
which will be three stories and meas
lre % by IS feet, will be built at 81 Winans
avenue at an estimated cost of $500. All
improvements except steam heat
are called for in the specifications. which
a Stag roof, baths, ranges, man
etc. The building will contain eigh-
teen rooms and three baths, divided into
three apartments. The architects superin-
END the work and select material.
The Ludington Realty Company is erect
ng eight private residences on its tract
IN the side of Orange Mountain, near Iud-
ngton road and Gregory avenue, West
Orange. The buildings, which are accord
to private plans, are all two and n
lalf stories. of frame construction, EXCEPT
me, which will be Of cement stucco. A
specification covers all the build
ngs and mentions all modern improve
nents, including steam .heat. tile baths,
floors, ranges cement foundation and
gas and electric lighting. The
lnder the management of Albert earns. of
Station, is doing the building
" days work and Is open for bids on an
required. Each building contains |
en- rooms and will be built to sell from
5000 to $500 each, according to location.