The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-04
Noten Of the nuilding Trades.

Plans have been competed DYf feter
Charles, Of IS Clinton street, for the erec-
ton of two double flats for Louis & Rach-
lin, of 402 Bank street. at 1913 to POP South
Tenth street. They will be Of frame con-
struction, three stories. measuring 81 by Do
feet each. The floors will be divided into
two apartments. consisting of five rooms
and bath each. Specifications call for
Stag roofs. cypress trim, dumb walters
ranges. tile baths, slate wash trays. man.
tells and all modern improvements, includ-
ing gas and electric lighting. The owners
build by days work. and are open for bid
on all material required. The estimated
cost Of each building is $4,000,
Five thousand dollars will be expended
by August Nordling, of 754 Summer ave-
nue., on the erection of a two-family dwell
ing. according to plans by Robert Sellick,
of 222 Market street. at S25 Parker street.
The structure will be of frame. two and
one-half stories, measuring % feet by 45
feet. and containing twelve rooms and two
baths arranged to accommodate two fam
lilies. All modern improvements are men,
toned in the specifications, including a
slate roof, tile baths. ranges, mantels, etc.
The architect will superintend the con-
strrction and award all contracts.
Contracts have been awarded for the
mason. carpenter and plumbing work re-
quired on the erection of a double fiat at
80 South Seventeenth street, to Theobold
Hermann, A. j. Donahue and David Ora
ham, respectively. The plans for the
building were prepared by Romolo Bot
tclle. of ISL Market street. and show a
three-story dwelling, of frame, measuring
30 by 20 feet, and containing apartments
consisting of six rooms ard bath for six
families. The specifications call for a Stag
roof. tile baths, steam heat, cabinet man.
tells. dumb waiter and all modern improve
ments. including gas and electric lighting.
The building will be owned by Mrs. Mary
Bowei6 h, Of 1G1 Eighth avenue, and cost
$9.5 500. The architect will superintend the
construction and select materials.
Plans have been completed by A. H.
Thompson, Of 222 Market street, for the
erection of n thrce-story double fiat at
2S Wavorly avenue. for Charles Neustadt.
Of s39 Waverly avenue. Tho building will
be of frame and measure % by 76 feet.
There will be two apartments on each
floor. consisting of five rooms and bath
each. The specifications call for all mod
ern improvements, including gas and cleo
trio lighting and steam heat. The owner
will build by days work, and is ready for
estimates on all material required. The
estimated cost is $500.
Robert E. Louer, of 46 Belleville ave-
nue., will be the owner and builder of a
two-family house, from private plans. on
WI. IIOSpSCl dNtIue, near drHLIOn avenue.
The building will be of brick, two and one
half stories. and measure "a by As feet.
There will be eleven rooms and two baths
arranged into apartments of five and six
rooms each. No specifications were writ
ten. but the building will have a slate
roof, tile baths, steam heat, ranges and
all modern improvements, including gas
and electric lighting. The estimated cost
is 5000.
Plans have been completed by Nathan
Meyers. of 23S Washington street, for the
erection of an addition to. the plant Of the
Hamburg Cordovan Leather Works, on
Sussex street. The proposed building will
be of brick construction, two stories, and
have a frontage of forty feet on Dey
street and a depth of thirty feet. The
building will be used for manufacturing
and storage purposes, and cost $4,000.
The building will lave a Stag roof and
floors of heavy mill construction. The
architect will superintend the work and
award all contracts.
Ground has been broken on fremont
avenue near Valley road. West Orange,
for the erection of five two-family houses.
by Walter S. Macintosh. for the Ridge
view Properties Company. of West Or
ange. The buildings will be two and one
half stories. of frame. and measure 30 by
66 feet. Each apartment will contain six
rooms and be equipped with ranges, tile
baths. steam heat. mantels and all modern
improvements. The buildings will be
erected by days work and cost 5000
each. The builder is open for estimates
on all materials.