The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-12
Notes If the Building Trades.

Charles L. Steinbrenner. of lis Market
street, has completed plans for two two
family dwellings,, which will be owned by
him and erected at II aud 10 Dover street.
The buildings will be Of frame construc-
tion, two and one-half stories, and measure
% by as feet each. Each structure will be
arranged into two apartments of five rooms
and bath. Specifications call for all
modern improvements, including steam heat
and gas and electric lighting. The cost OF
each building is estimated at 1920.
Plans have been completed, and the archi-
tect, William w. Knowles, of 1875 Broad
way, New York.. is ready for estimates
for the erection of a stone and stucco resi-
dence for f. S. Turnbull at Montclair
The structure will be two and one-hali
stories and measure 50 by 125 feet at foun-
dations. The specifications call for every
modern Improvement, including steam heat
tile baths and gas and electric lighting.
The estimated cost of the structure is $40,
600. The architect will superintend the con-
! struction and award all contracts.
Fifteen thousand dollars will be expended
by Stephen Powell on the erection of q
frame residence on Park street, Upper
Montclalr. The plans have been COM
pieted by R. d. Weeks, of 400 Bloomfield
avenue, and call for a building of frame
two and one-half stories, measuring about
so by 80 feet, and containing thirteen rooms
and two baths, arranged for one family
The specifications call for slate roof, con-
crete foundation, hardwood floors and
trim. steam heat. plate glass, tile baths
cabinet antels and gas and electric light
ing. The architect will superintend the
work and award all contracts.
Ground has been broken on the northeast
corner of Seventeenth street and Contra
avenue for the erection of two detached
frame buildings from plans drawn by Ar
thur Connolly, of 142 Market street. The
buildings will be three stories, of frame con
struction, and measure 80 by SO feet. tt
corner building will contain a store on the
ground floor with living rooms In the rear
two apartments of FIVE rooms and bath or
the floors above. he adjoining structure
will contain apartments for five families
Specifications call for all modern improve
ments, including steam heat, tile baths
ranges, gas and electric lighting, etc. TIL,
mason and carpenter contracts have beer
awarded to Joseph D'Alessio, of q Gar
side street, and Philip Gegenheimer, o
29O Camden street, respectively. The est
mated cost of both buildings is $4,000.
Heyne & Hicks, of $40 Broad street, hav
completed plans and are ready for esti
mates for the erection OF a two-famil,
dwelling which will be built at All Sout
oSNeuteenlH street, Ior II. hurzenDergel
of 49 High street. The building will b
of frame construction, two and one-hal
stories and measure % by 50 feet. Tn,
specifications call for steam heat, til
baths, ranges, slate wash trays, shingl
roof and all modern improvements. TIL,
building will contain fifteen rooms, ar
ranged for two families, and cost s., 200.
Plans have been completed and tn,
architect. Edward V. Warren, of % Clinton
street, is ready for estimates under sep
arate contracts for the erection of thre,
two-family dwellings at 3S-40-42 North
Fourth street. Each building will measur,
Fl by 46 feet, of brick construction, two
stories, and cost $4,000. The specification:
call for hst and cold water improvements
Stag roofs, ranges mantels and gas anC
electric lighting. c. A. Morel, of 1871
South Sixth street, will be the owner OF
the buildings and superintend the construc.
tion.