The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-30
Note. Of 1he RulIdIng rrades.

The buildings in course of construction
at 1928 Prospect place, according to plans
prepared by William f.. Lehman, of TSS
Broad street, are about ready for the In
terror trim. The plans show buildings of
brick construction, four stories, measuring
"A by ITO and containing all modern i'm
provements. The ground floors will be
divided into four stores, while those above
will accommodate three families each. The
apartments consist of five rooms and bath.
All modern improvements are called for
in the specifications, including steam heat,
tile baths, ranges. cabinet mantels and
combination gas and electric fixtures. The
estimated cost by the owner, Sigmund
Tiger, is $4s. 0OO. A general contract for
the work has been awarded TO Herman
c.. Schneider, of 800 Fifteenth avenue, who
will award all ~sub-contracts.
Plans have been completed by Alfred
Peter of 2SS Washington street, for the
erection of a church ediice for the con-
.gregation of the Second German Baptist
Church, of which the Rev. George A.
Guenther is pastor. The proposed structure
will be erected on the corner OF Walnut
and Polk streets and will be of brick and
stone construction, one story and measure
so by "a feet. A general contract has been
awarded to Winterbottom q Van Houten,
of q New Jersey Railroad avenue, in
which is included nil the improvements
called for in the specifications, which men
ton steam heat, beam ceiling, oak floor,
open plumbing and all modern improve
ments, including gas and electric fixtures.
The estimated cost is $4,000.
The Springfield Construction Company,
of 44 Springfield avenue, has broken
ground for two double flnts on South
Eighteenth street. neal Springfield ave-
nue.. The plans Were prepared by Charles
Knopf, of 446 Springfield avenue, and call
for two buildings of frame, three stories
each. and measuring "a by 65 feet and 81
by II feet, respectively. The specifca-
tions call for all modern improvements
except steam heat. and include a Stag
roof. tile baths, ranges, mantels, etc. The
cost Of each building Is estimated at
5000. The owners build and will award
all contracts.
The Realty Operating Company, of AZ
Market street, has awarded the mason
contract to William G.. Wolff, of 1873 Gin
ton place, for the erection of two double
flats at 564-566 Fifteenth avenue, from
plans by Hyman Rosensohn, of TAI Market
street. Each building will be three stories
| of frame construction and measure q b,
66 feet. All modern improvements are
called for, except steam heat. The build
ings will be erected under the supervision
of the owners, who the cost oil
each building at $1,000.
William Mol, of 50 Park avenue, has
completed plans for the erection of a three
story frame fiat, on the west side of South
Eighteenth street, near SpringfieldN ave-
nue., and is ready for estimates on the con-
struction under separate contracts. Ac-
cording to the plans the building will be
of frame construction. and contain apart
ments, consisting of five rooms and bath.
for six families. All modern improvements.
including tile baths, Stag roof, ranges. slate
tubs, dumb waiter and cabinet mantels are
mentioned In the specifications. The esti-
mated cost is $4,000. The building will be
owned by Mrs. Emma Trefz, of $50 Spring
field avenue. and viii be erected under the
supervision of the architect.
N. Cannav & Co.. of 43 Sixth avenue,
have been awarded a general contract for
the erection of a four-story brick store and
apartment house at 221 Eighth avenue, for
Donate CIvincione. of 2S Eighth avenue.
The plans for the building were drawn by
III. E.. Reeve, of 1853 Broad street. and show
a building of four stories, measuring q by
66 feet. The specifications call for Il Stag
roof. galvanized iron cornice and hot and
cold water improvements. The ground
floor will contain a store, which will be oc-
cupied by the owner.