The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-19

side of Hanford street. 100 feet north OF
Evergreen avenue to a New York client.
The recent owner was Reinhol Mother.
The lots are 25x100 feet each. considera-
ton, $500.
The Murphy Varnish Company has pur-
chased from Mrs. Macy Vreeland properly
on the south side of Vesey street, 475
feet east of McWhorter street, for a re-
ported consideration of $A1OO. The plot
measures 75x17O feet. Franklin Murphy,
ir, said yesterday the property Is to be
used for the storage by the company OF
lumber and other materials.
Notes of the building Trades.
About $35, 200 will be expended by Morti-
mer Lowry, of 23S Washington street, on the
erection of a large apartment house on
the corner of Belmont avenue and Rose
street. The plans for the structure were
prepared by Hyman Rosensohn, OF al
Broad street, and show a building OF
brick construction, four stories in height,
measuring thirty-eight feet in width by
ninety feet in depth. The ground hoor
will be divided into two stores, While the
floors above will be arranged into apart
mdnts consisting of five rooms and bath
for eighteen families. The specifications
call for a Stag roof, galvanized iron %cornice,
dumb waiter, ranges tile bathrooms, slate
wash trays, cabinet mantels, and al
modern improvements except heat. The
stores will have metal ceilings and plate
glass fronts. The architect will superin-
tend the construction.
Zwlgard & Schwerer, carpenters and
builders, of 542 Bergen street, have had
plans prepared by William K. Schoenlg q
Sons. of AIS Springfield avenue, for the
erection of three double flats, ground 1ol
which will be broken this week at 727i
| 700 To1 Cn,fb EIiubtaonfh qtraQt. THE mans
call for three buildings of frame construc-
ton, three stories in height, and measuring
81 by GA feet in ground dimensions. Each
structure will contain six apartments con
sisting of five rooms and bath each. Tn
specifications call for Stag roofs, cypress
trim, enameled plumbing fixtures, slate
tubs, ranges, and all modern improvements
except steam heat. The buildings will be
similar In design and construction to thost
adjoining, which were also erected by thu
firm, The owners build by days work and
buy all material. The estimated cost OF
the three buildings is placed at about
$685. 900.
Plans nave been completed by Miehae
B. Silbersteln, Of A West street, this city
for the erection Of a brick apartment
house at 300 Bond street, Elizabeth, n. j.
for D. Wolfe. Of 125 First street, in I'M
same city. The building will be thre'
stories in height and measure y feet j
width by 81 feet in depth. Each floor WI
contain five rooms and bath. arranged I
accommodate one family. The specified
lions call FOR steam heat, Stag roof, gal
vanized iron cornice, terra Gotta exterior
trim. ranges, tubs, mantels and all mod
ern improvements The architect will su.
perintend the construction, which will cos
$10.O 600, contracts for which Will soon b'
awarded.
Rizzolo & Gonnelli, of 800 Broad street
have completed the plans for the erection
of a store and dwelling which Will b'
built on the corner of Hill and Washing
ton streets. Belleville, for Angelo Scarrone
of 143 Verona avenue, this city. According
to the plans the building will be of bricl
construction. two stories in height. ant
measure 90 by GA feet in ground dimen'
sicns. Two stores and meeting rooms VIII
be provided on the ground floor, while the
floor above will be arranged into wv
apartments of five rooms and bath each
The building Is so designed that the owner
can convert 1t into a small hotel at hi:
option. The specifications call for plate
glass store fronts, metal ceilings, til'
baths, cypress trim, gas and electric light
ing and all improvements except heat. Tht
front will be faced with pressed brick ant
trimmed with limestone. The owner builds
by days work and selects all materials
The estimated cost is about $500.
MaW ]. Wilhelm, of 41S Bergen street
has had plans prepared for the erection OF
three more. two-family dwellings of CORE
spending design and adjoining those al
ready erected by her on Johnson avenue
The plans for the buildings were drawn
by A. II. Thompson, of 222 Market street
and call for buildings two and one-hali
stories in height, of frame construction
81 Hr Al foot In urOfind diman,
sioLs. Each floor except the attic will
contain five apartments for one family
The specifications call for all modern i'm
p~rovements, and include concrete bloch
foundations. tile baths, cypress trim
ranges, mantels, separate heaters, etc
The architect has charge of the construc.
ton and will superintend the work, which
he estimates will cost about $4,000.
Ground has been broken at 2S-30 WI.
loughby street for the erection of three
attached two-story dwellings, according to
plans as prepared by Kitchell 81 O'Rourket
of 1873 Broad street. The buildings will be
of brick construction, and measure 80 by
81 feet over all. The interiors will be ar
ranged to accommodate one family each
and be equipped with all improvements ex-
cept heat. The specifications call for Stag
roof, cypress trim, mantels, galvanized
iron cornioes, slate tubs, etc. The build.
| llkS VII 1oHl dbOhl PllfNbN hiio bt OWiiNh
by Catherine Wenzel. The architects
superintepd and award all contracts.
William NJ. Eisenblegler, architect, 1SG
Market street, has completed plans for a
modern three-familS brick fiat for Oscal
Hupperts, to be erected on Sherman avenue
at a probable cost Of 5000. 1t will have al
modern improvements. including electric
lights, a separate steam heater for each
fiat, and the front will be laid up with
t.ac E-ta1- aud Ha4nafnna frtuarnfnr 1V.
nices and bays will be of galvanized iron.
Mr.. Ei~senbiegler has also prepared plans
for MI. Hertwig for a two and one-half
story brick building, to be erected on Co
lumbia avenue, in the Vailsburg section.
These fats will also have modern con-
veniences, separate steam heaters, cleo
trio lights, tiled bathrooms and vestibule.
Contracts for this work have not been
awarded.
Real Estate Transfers.
NEWARK.
William Greenfield to Annie Armada.
e S Barclay st, 104 # S fir Spruce
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