The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-07-23
Notes Of the building Trades.

NVtNS VI
Plans have been completed by Herman
Kreitler, of 40 Clinton street, for the erec-
tion OF a six-story office building. which
will. be erected at 156 Market street by
William Hill, of Newark. The building
will contain a store on the ground floor,
while those will be arranged into
offices. The plans show a brick structure
with a frontage of twenty-five feet and
a depth of one hundred and thirty feet,
faced with pressed brick with Indiana
limestone. The specifications call for
concrete ground floor, galvanized iron
%cornice, Stag roof, elevator, lavatories,
sinks, steam heat, tiled floor, plate glass
and gas and electric fixtures. The cost
Is estimated at about $4,000.
Contracts have been awarded by Her
man Metzger, of 2O Market street. as
architect for the mason, carpenter and
plumbing and heating work required In
the construction of a two-story building
at McWhorter and Garden streets, to
Henry Wolf, Louis Haas and Edward M.
Welner, respectively. The building will
be owned by Adolph Hensler, of the Hens
Ter Brewing Company, and contain a sa-
loon and cafe on the ground floor, with
an apartment of eight rooms and bath On
the floor above. According to he plans
the structure will be of brick. measuring
29x95 feet in dimensions. The speclfca-
lions call for a Stag roof, galvanized iron
c~ornices. tiled floor. metal ceiling, steam
heat, plate glass, hardwood trim and
gas and electric lighting. The architect
will su~perintend the construction, which,
1t is estimated, will cost about $15, 00
Ground has been broken for the erection
and foundations completed of six four
story attached apartment houses at the
southwest corner of Belmont and Avon
avenues. The plans were drawn by Hy-
man Rosensohn, of 77 Broad street. and
call for brick construction measuring 1872
by So feet over all. Specifications call for
all modern improvements, tile baths, gas
and electric lighting, etc. The ground floor
of the corner building will be divided into
two stores. Thu owner. Max Ginsburg. of
1873 Monmouth street, builds by days work,
and Is open for estimates OF all material.
The estimated cost Of the operation is
about $4,000.
Plans have been completed by Alfred
Peter. of 23S Washington street, for the
erection of a three-family fiat on East Jer-
sey street, Elizabeth. The building will be
of frame construction, three stories In
height and measure % by 81 feet. The
ground floor will be divided into a store
and apartment. Specifications call for Stag
roof, tile baths, metal ceilings, hot and
cold water. slate tubs and all modern i'm
provements. The building will be owned
by Mrs. j.. j.. Mccormick, of 314 East Jer-
sey street, Elizabeth. and cost about 6 1900.
The architect superintends and will award
all contracts. Z
Romolo Bottelli, of 1S9 Market street.
has completed plans for the erection of a
brick tenement which will be erected at
81 Cleveland avenue Harrison. for Rafael
Albaio, of the same address. The struc-
ture will be three stories in height, of
brick construction, measuring so by &C feet
In dimensions. Specifications call for cold
water improvements, Stag roof, galvanized
iron corniee, slate tubs and ranges. The
ground floor will contain a store. The
owner builds by days work and estimates
the cost at about $500.
Contracts have been awarded to George
F.. Sohnle and Fred T.. Engle for the
mason and carpenter work, respectively,
required for the erection of a two and a
half story building at the northwest cor
ner of Eighteenth avenue and Seventeenth
street, according to plans as prepared by
Charles Knapp. of 444 Springfield avenue.
The building will be of frame construction.
measure "A by GO feet in dimensions end
provide apartments for three families.
Specifications call for slate roof, tile baths,
hot and cold water and all modern i'm
provements, including gas and electric
lighting. Mrs. Louis Hamburg, of 1863
Springfield avenue, will be the owner of
the structure, which will cost about $500.
Valentine Mahret. Of 455 Washington
street. will be the owner of the proposed
double fiat which will be erected Mt S3s
Mt. Prospect avenue from plans prepared
bv William Mol. of SO Park avenue.
Irvington. The structure will be of frame
construction. three stories IN height, and
measure 81 by g. feet in dimensions. All
modern improvements will be installed. in
Guiding hot and old water and gas and
electric lighting. Henningsen Bros. will
do the mason work and Jacob II. MAYER
the carpenter work. The estimated cost
is about 5000.