The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-29
REALTY MEN ACTIVE
HAVE RECOVERED FROM
FINANCIAL SCARE.
Deals That Were Halted During the
Past Weeks End Have Now
Been Resumed.

winch We're temporarily suspended curing
the recent period of financial unrest. are
now being consunimated.
With the run upon the banks and trust
companies the real estate business in New
ark came almost to a standstill. During
the next two days transactions hardly
moved, and not until the situation cleared
was the initiative taken The example of
one or two reassured the rest, and soon
all real estate business picked up. Yester-
day matters were nearly normal and
agents expressed great satisfaction over
the result.
Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans lave been completed by Henry J.
Weller, Of 167 Hamburg place. for the
erection of a store and dwelling for John
and Hannah Reach, of 612 Ferry street.
The structure will be built at 2 Wydell
street, and according to the plans, of frame
construction, three stories in height, and
measure "a by 66 feet in ground dimen-
sions. The ground floor will contain a
store with an apartment in the rear, and
each floor above will be arranged to ac-
oomrodate two families. The apartments
consist of six rooms and bath each. The
specifications call for a Stag roof, cypress
trim. plate glass store front, ranges, dumb
waiter, mantels, slate tubs and all modern
improvements except heat. The architect
will superintend the construction.
New plans have been completed by j. b.
Warren, of % Clinton street, for a store
and apartment building. which will be
erected on the corner of Summer and
Verona avenues for Nathan ]. Berkowitz,
of $40 Summit avenue. The building, which
will be of brick and frame construction,
three stories in height, and measure IS by
II feet in ground dimensions, will contain
two stornS and SaUen anartnent aanb cop-
sisting of six rooms and bath. The owner
will occupy one of the stores as a saloon,
which will be finished under his super
vision. The architect has specified gas AM
electric light, plate glass store fronts, cab
met mantels, slate tubs, dumb waiter, cab
met trim in the saloon, tile bath rooms
and all modern Improvements, including
steam heat. The structure. which will
cost about $4,000, will be built under the
architects supervision, and he will award
all contracts.
About $4,000 will be expended by Abra-
ham Jotman, of AZ Jones street, on the
erection of two double flats on Faiimount
avenue, according to plans prepared by
LYMAN Rosensohn. The building will
be of frame construction. three stories in
height, and measure q by 20 feet in
ground dimensions. Each building will
contain six apartments, consisting of six
rooms and bath each, there being two flats
on every floor. The specifications call for
u Stag roof, slate tubs, ranges, mantels
and all modern improvements except heat
The owner Is open for bids under the sew
eral contracts and has entire charge of the
work.
Plans nave been completed by A. W
Stokem, of 22g North Eleventh street, fol-
the erection of a two-family frame dwell
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of 1856 South Twentieth street, at 30S Grove
street. The building will be of frame
construction, two and one-half stories in
height, and measure % by>4S feet in ground
dimensions. A slate roof. concrete founda-
ton, cypress interior trim, tiled baths and
other improvements. but no heat, have
been mentioned in the specifications. The
building Will contain ten rooms and two
baths, and will cost in the neighborhood
Of $500, according to the architects es'
innate.
j. A. Dodge. of 77 Summer avenue. vii
be the owner of a one-family dwelling
from plans by himself at 757 Mt. Prospect
avenue. The building will be Of frame con-
struction, two and one-half stories In
height, and measure about % by IS feet al
foundations. Seven rooms will be provided,
not including Il large bathroom. The owner
will install all modern improvements, In
Guiding a slate roof, cabinet mantels, tiled
bathroom, oak floors and other improve
ments, including vapor heat. The cost Of
the building, which will be done under sep
arate contracts, is estimated at about 81 900.
Four thousand dollars will be expended
by c. f. Sammelt, of 234 Peshine avenue,
on the erection Of a two-family house, &C
cordins to private plans. at 99 Bergen
street. The buildings will be two stories
and contain thirteen rooms and two baths.
According to the plans the frame will be
OF wood on a cement foundation and have
a Stag roof. The specifications call for open
plumbing, cypress trim, ranges and other
improvements, but no heat. The owner
VIII build by days work, aud is open for
bids on all material.