The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-16
Note. Of the Building Trades.

Notes OF tnC DuiiuhhE
Plans nave been completed and estimates
are being taken by Michael b. sliperstelh
of "a West street. as architect, for tne
erection OF n four-storv store and apart
ment building on the corner OF South or
ange avenue and Richmond street. Ih'
building. which will be Of brick construc'
tion. and measure % by 76 feet In groune
dimensions will be owned by Nathar
Weinberg. Of so Avon avenue. The ground
floor will be divided into two stores, while
the floors above will contain an apartment
consisting Of six rooms and bath each'
The specifications call for a Stag roof, gal
vanized iron %cornice, fire escape, dumb
waiter. ranges, tiled bathrooms. plate glass
store front. metal ceilings and all modern
improvements, including steam heat ana
gas and electric lighting. The building
will be faced with pressed brick and terra
Gotta trimmings. The estimated cost OF
the building is about $4,000.
Plans have been completed by Francis
AverlSamp, of Stirling street, for the cree
ton of q three-story dwelling on the cor
ner of Madison and Ridgewood avenues
for F. Reinhard & Co, of S97 Grove street.
The structure Will be of frame construc-
ton. three stories in height, and have a
frontage on Madison avenue of % feet by
6S feet on R%ldgewood avenue. Each hoo
will contain one apartment, consisting OF
seven rooms and bath. The specifications
call for steam heat, tile vestibule and
baths, ranges. slate tubs, Stag roof, man
tells and all modern improvements, includ-
ing gas and electric lighting. The archi.ec'
superintend the construction and
award all contracts. which he estimates
will total about $4,000.
Daniel David, of II BelleVille avenue, hOs
been awarded a general contract for the
erection OF a tW o-family dwelling at $50
Highland avenue. The plans for the struc-
ture were drawn by Robert Sellick, of 229
Market street, and show a building OF
frame construction, two aud one-half sto-
ries In height, measuring "A feet in width
by 81 feet in depth. The building will be
owned by c. b. Robertson, and contain
two apartments of six rooms and bath
each. Specifications call for steam neat.
cement block foundation. tile baths. cy-
press trim, hardwood mantcls. open plumb
ing and gas and electric lighting. The
architect will superintend the construction,
which lie estimates will cost about 5000
DIR. Joseph S. Vinson. of 27 Walnut
street, viii be the owner of a private resi-
dence which will be built on South Tenth
street, near Clinton avenue The plans for
the building were prepared by John +.
Capen, of 45 Clinton street, and call for a
structure two and a half stories In height,
of frame construction, measuring "a by 81
feet in ground dimensions. The exterior
of the building will be finished with ce-
ment stueco. Specifications call for steam
heat, shingle roof, tile baths. oak and
cypress interior trim, special mantels,
plate glass and all modern improvements
Including combination gas and electric fix
lures. Contracts have been awarded to III.
LETTERS & Son for the mason work, A. j.
Garrabrant carpenter work and f. q w.
v. Engleburger plumbing work. The esti-
mated cost of the building is about $500.
About $4,000 will be expended by Lyman
De Hart, of Bloomfield, on the erection
of a two-family house, which will be built
from plans prepared by Coward h. Grant.
of 1871 Washington avenue. The building
will be located at 700 Summer avenue and
be of frame construction, two and a hal
stories in height, measuring % by As feet
in ground dimensions. Two apartments
consisting of five rooms and bath each will
be provided. The specifications call for
slate roof, steam heat, ranges, slate tubs
mantels, open plumbing and all modern
improvements. Lewis H.. Husk, of "a Pea
body place, has been awarded a genera
contract for the erection of the structure
and is open for bids on all materials re-
quired.
Charles Knopf, 444 Springfield avenue, for
a two and a half story frame dwelling.
which will be erected on Grove street,
near Clinton avenue, for Paul Stockiner,
vide apartments consisting OF six rooms
and bath, for two families. The specifica-
tons will call for a shingle roof, cypress
trim, ranges, slate wash trays, mantels
and all modern improvements except heat.
The estimated cost of the structure. which
will measure y by AZ feet. Is about s.. o. 0.
The architect will s~uperintend the con-
struction and award all contracts.