The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-10-30
Notes ID the RniIding Trade..

Notes of the Building Trades.
Plans have been completed in the office
of Hyman Rosensohn, 747 Broad street,
for the erection of a nine-family fiat for
Bernard Silver, OF 74S South Fourteenth
street. The building, which will be To-
Gated at 4S Waverly avenue. will be of
brick construction, four stories in height
above the basement, and measure q by 50
feet In ground dimensions The floor plans
call for nine apartments. each consisting
of five rooms and bath, besides two stories
which will be arranged in the basement.
The specifications mention a Stag roof,
galvanized iron cornice and skylight, dumb
walter, ranges, cypress trim, slate tubs,
mantels, and all other improvements, ex-
cept heat. The stores will nave plate
glass windows and metal ceilings. The ar
chitect will superintend the construction,
which he estimates will cost about $4,000.
Contracts have been awarded to William
II. Frey and John Schweikert for the
mason and carpenter work necessary to
erect three double flats at Ill to III Chad
wick venue, according to plans prepared
by William X. Schoenig g. Son, of AIS
Springfield avenue. The buildings, which
will be detached. will be owned by Henry
Sam, Of S52 Bergen street. Each struc-
ture will be three stories in height, of
frame construction, and measure 30 by GO
feet In ground dimensions. There will be
two apartments on each floor of every
building, consisting of six rooms and a
bath. The specifications call for tiled
baths, a Stag roof, ranges, mantels, and
other improvements, but no heat. The ar
chitect will superintend the construction
and estimates the cost Of each building at
$4,000.
Hooper & Co., o. lis Market street, this
city, as architects and engineers, are open
for estimates on the erection Of a fireproof
stock house for Peter Breidt Brewing
Company, whose plant is on Pearl street,
Elizabeth. According to the plans the
structure will be four stories In height, of
brick and steel fireproof construction and
measure so feet in width by 81 feet in
depth. The specifications call for reen-
forced concrete floors and roof, refrigerat-
ing plant, including boilers and dynamos
and all the modern improvements required
In the storage of ale and beer. The archi-
tect will superintend the construction and
award either a general or separate con
tracts for the work. The estimated cost
is S36,000
Frank Geraino, of 20 Drift street, will
be the owner of a three-story tenement
which he will erect by days work and
according to plans prepared by Rizzolt
d Gonnelli, of 800 Broad street. The build,
Ing, which will be of brick construction
and measure 81 by 81 feet in ground di.
mansions. will be erected at 577 NORTH
Sixth street. Each foo will contain front
and rear apartments for four families.
The front of the building will be faced
with pressed brick. trimmed with blue
stone. Specifications call for a Stag roof,
galvanized iron %cornice, cypress trim,
toilets. ranges and cold water improve
ments. 1t is estimated that the cost Of
the building will amount to $1,000.
About $1,000 will be expended by Mrs.
Anna E. Jaeger, of Boston, Mass, on the
erection of a six-family double fiat at 421
Chestnut street. according to plans drawn
in the office of Henry Baechlin, % Clin-
ton street. A general contract for the
construction Of the building has been
awarded to Gustave Preisling, of las John
son avenue. The plans show a three-story
building of brick construction, with a
frontage of thirty-one feet and a depth of
forty-four feet. Each apartment, of which
there are two on each floor, will contain
five rooms and bath. The specifications
call for a Stag roof, galvanized iron cornice
and skylight, steam heat, tile baths, dumb
waiter, ranges, cabinet mantels, and other
improvements. The front will be faced with
buff-colored pressed brick, trimmed with
terra Gotta. The architect has entire charge
and estimates the total cost, Including all
Improvements, ut $4,000.
Isaac B. Wolf, of 14S Hawthorne avenue.
as architect, has completed plans for the
erection of a three-family fiat for Will
lam Horsheld. of 1h Johnson avenue. The
building will be built at 1870 Hillside ave-
nue. and be of frame construction, three
stories in height, and measure ~ by 81
feet at foundations Each floor will be ar
ranged to accommodate one family with
six rooms and a bathroom. All modern
improvements will be installed, including
tile baths, ranges, cabinet mantels. etc.
but no heat. The building will have a Stag
roof and cypress interior trim. The archi-
tect will superintend the construction and
award all contracts, which he estimates
will total To 5000.