The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-13
DRAWN FOR
MANY BUILDINGS
TIVE in Aqueduct Alley Will
Cost $4,000.
PLENTY OF WORK IN SIGHT
Dwelling In Irvington. Another on Avon
Avenue md a Double Flat in south
Orange venue Are Among the
Proposed New Structures for Which
Contracts Are to BE Let.

Plans have been completed by Rizzolo
& Gonnelli, of 800 Broad street, for the
erection Of two brick tenements on Aque-
duet alley, near Drift street, and both the
owner, Gateano Rizzolo, OF 20 Drift street,
and the architects are ready for estimates
under sepa rate contracts, The buildings
will be three and four stories, respectively,
and be located in the rear of 20 Drift street
Both structures will have a pressed brick
front and be trimmed with limestone.
The buildings will have a combined ac-
commodation for fourteen families, ar
ranged into three and four-room apart
ments. The specifications call for cold
water improvements, toilets. Stag roofs
galvanized iron cornice and skylights,
ranges, mantels, slate tubs, etc. The esti-
mated cost Of both buildings Is Sl6,OW.
The architects will superintend the con-
struction n pass upon all material used.
Eight thousand dollars will be expended
by Samuel Katz. of 22l Broome street, on
the erection of an apartment house on the
corner Of Central avenue and First street.
from plans by Hyman Rosensohn, of H1
Broad street The building will be four
stories, of brick, and measure "a by 100
feet. Thu plans call 4or a basement, d.
vided into two stores. The floors above
will be arranged into four-room apart
ments, for the accommodation of sixteen
families. The specifications call for hot
and cold water, Stag roof, ranges, terra
Gotta exterior trim, toilets, and other I'M
~provements.
Plans have been completed by Joseph
Sonnenberg, of 10 Cottage street, and esti-
mates are receivable for the erection OF a
two-family dwelling on Nineteenth street,
neor Clinton avenue. The building will
be of frame and measure % by 81 feet,
and will be owned by william Melnhardt,
of PIP Camden street. The interior will
be arranged into thirteen rooms, three OF
which are in the attic. The specifications
ca. for separate heaters, tile baths. slate
roof, ranges, and all modern improvements
The estimated cost Is $4,000.
William Mol, of SO Park avenue irving
ton, as architects, is ready for es-
Inmates, under separate contracts'
for the erection of a two-family
dwelling to be built on the north side of
'~Tillinghast place, near Springfield avenue.
building will be of frame, two and
one-half stories, and measure % by 80 feet.
The owner, Mrs. Dom Bederski. of 49o
Hunterdon street. will occupy the first
floor apartment. The specifications call
for separate heaters, tile baths, ranges,
cabinet mantels, slate tubs and gas and
electric lighting. The estimated cost is
5000.
Ground has been broken, but no con-
tracts awarded. for n four-family dwelling
at 45O Avon avenue. according to plans
prepared by William X. Schoenig & Son.
of 41S Springfield avenue. The plans call
for u two-story building Of brick, measur-
ing "a by 81 feet, and containing two
apartments OF five rooms and bath. The
specifications call for all modern improve
ments. including hot and cold water.
Thomas Fl. Morehouse, of 1856 Market
street. will expend 5000 In the erection Of
q double fiat ut 54 South Orange avenue
from plans by William NJ. Eisenbieger, o
1873 Market street. The building will b
three stories. of frame, and measure 80 b,
As feet. The specifications call for a slal
roof. tile baths, ranges, cypress trim AM
all modern improvements. The owne
builds by days work. and is open for esti
mates for all material required. The cos
Is estimated at $500.
t. Cecil Hughes, of % Clinton street, hai
completed plans for alterations to the fac
tory of Kelly < Co., at 104 Madison street
The plans call for new stairs, an Office par.
titioned off, and toilets installed. beside
extensive interior changes. The estimated
cost is $4,000.