The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-21
MANY UNIMPROVED
LOTS DISPOSED OF
E. E. FRANKIE, Jr., & Co. Does
Well in That Line.
MOST OF THEM ARE SUBURBAN

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ness, with Several Considerable
Acreage Deals Pending-Sells Place
at 62I warren street and mother
at 1893 VauxhauH Terrace.
e. e. FRANKIE, Jr.. & Co, real estate
brokers and managing agents, 800 Broad
street. have had a very lively week In
the sale of unimproved property, contracts
for the purchase of a large number of
building lots having been signed in their
office. Among the actual sales where title
has passed is the sale of six lots in Oak
place. Irvington Terrace, TO Arthur Hib-
bard. Richard Stillwell is the buyer of
three lots in Nesbit Terrace, in the same
tract. w. Wentworth also purchased in
Irvington Terrace one lot on Park place.
II. j. Price. of New York city, bought
two lots on Springfield avenue, Hilton.
and two lots in Kearny avenue, Arlington.
were sold TO Maurice X. Schmod, Of
Brooklyn. Consideration in these sales not
given.
Wade's Agency, real estate brokers, 800
Broad street, also report business as be-
ing active. they having the sale Of severa.
big acreage propositions pending. Among
their sales is the one yesterday of 81
Warren street, a single-family house on
a lot 25xS7 feet. The former owner was
Alice Freeman and the purchaser Is Susan
Shorter. Consideration private. w. S.
Wade bought vest erday the building lot,
25x101 feet, at 1913 Vauxhall Terrace. Union,
of the Sweeney Realty Company.
Notes of the Building Trades.
About SIC, 600 will be expended by Frank
P. Condit, of East Orange, on the erection
of a four-family fiat on Boyden street,
near Dodd street, in the same city, ac-
cordlng to plans as prepared by A. W.
Stokem, of AZ Main street, East Orange.
The plans show a building of frame con-
struction, two and one-half stories In
height, measuring thirty-four feet in
width by hfty-eight feet in depth. Each
floor will be divided into two apart
ments consisting of six rooms and bath
each, except the attic, which will be
finished off into fou rooms for storage
purposes. The specifications call for
separate heaters, slate roof, tiled bath
rooms, ranges, mantels, cypress trim and
all modern improvements, including gas
and electric lighting. Contracts for the
mason and carpenter work have been
awarded to Bailey Lloyd and Samuel Cy-
pliers, both of East Orange. Work on
the building will begin at once under the
supervision of the architect, who also
awards all contracts.
Contracts for the mason and carpenter
work required to erect a double nat lot
Daniel E. Martin, of IS Napoleon street,
have been awarded to Thomas Chapman,
OF &c South Seventeenth street. and john
Milne, Of 220 Highland avenue. The build
ing will be built at S6-SS Napoleon street,
from plans prepared by McMurray q
Pulls. of % Clinton street, which show a
building of brick construction, four stories
= t-I-1zk -.,n r,,rlna n py "a fnaf IN
ground dimensions. Each floor will be d.
vided into two apartments, consisting OF
Ave rooms and bath each. The spedhca-
tions call for all modern Improvements ex-
cept heat, AMI include a Stag roof, IRE es-
cope, slate wash trays, ranges, tiled bath
and vestibule. mantels and lighting nix
lures. The architects will superintend the
construction. which they estimate will cost
about $4,000
Alfred Peter. of 23S Washington street
as architect. has awarded contracts foI
the mason and carpenter work to JOSEPH
w. Weismantle, of 233 Runyon street, ano
Herman Henry g. Company, of Irvington.
for the erection of a frame flat on Fair
mount avenue. near South Orange avenue.
The building will be three stories in
height. measure % by 48 feet in ground d.
menslons and contain one apartment on
each floor. consisting of five rooms and
bath. The Specifications call for Stag roof,
cypress trim, open plumbing, tile baths,
ranges and all modern improvements, In
Guiding gas and electric lighting. The ar
chltect will su%perintend the work, and es-
Inmates the cost at about $4,000.
Plans have been completed by c. God
frey Poggi, of 2 Julian place. Elizabeth,
for the erection of n private residence for
Frederick /. Heidritter, of the +. L. & A.
Heidritter Lumber Company, OF Elizabeth.
rr1o h.ti1dfar mill he OraCtad m Salem ava
nue., near North avenue, Elizabeth, and be
of frame construction two and one-half
stories In height, measuring 90 by. AZ feet
in ground dimensions. An extension two
and one-half stories in height, measuring
II by 25 feet, will also be erected. The in
terror will be divided into fifteen rooms
and billiard parlor. The specifications can
cabinet mantels, plate glass. steam heat,
tiled bathrooms and all modern improve
ments, including combination gas and
electric lighting fixtures. The architect Is
in charge of the construction and will Sc
lect all material. The stimate cost is
about S15.O 600.
residence on the corne of Wyoming ave-
nue. and Sycamore road, Maplewood, Tor
Alfred Owens. of 70 North Twenty-nrst
street, East Orange. The plans call for a
building two and one-half stories in height,
of frame construction, finished with ce-
ment stucco, and measuring Is feet in
width Dy 30 leeL III ueplu. All HlOutih
improvements. including hardwood floors,
steam heat, cabinet mantels and gas and
electric fixtures, are mentioned In the
specifications. Contracts have been award
ed to II. Becker g. Sons, of South Orange.
and A. f. Warren, of East Orange, for
the mason and carpenter work. respective
ly. The estimated cost is about $1,000.
Ground has been broken at 410 South
Seventeenth street for the erection of a
double fiat for Mrs. Mary Powers, of AIS
South Orange avenue. The plans for the
structure were prepared by Romolo Bot
tell, of 1911 Market street, and show a
building of frame construction, measuring
80 feet in width by 20 feet in depth, and
three stories In height. Two apartments,
consisting of six rooms and bath. will be
provided on each floor. The specifications
call for steam heat, ranges, slate tubs,
mantels, Stag roof. cypress trim and other
improvements, including gas and electric
fixtures. The architect has entire charge,
and has awarded contracts for the mason
and carpenter work to Theobold Hermann
and A. j. Donahue, both of Newark. TIL
estimated cost Is about 5000.
Real Estate Transfers.
NEWARK.
Sophie Mechanic ct al to David Ba-
lis, e s Charlton st, 200 IT 8 fr Mont
canary st. 25xI00 . 81