The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-08-07
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Ground has been broken and tons
completed at 9S and 100 Qultman street
for the erection Of a four-story apartment
house from plans as prepared by Hyman
Rosensohn, Of TAI Broad street. The build
ing, which will be of brick construction.
to cover an area of So by 81 feet, will be
owned by Mayer Krasner, of 2SS Washing
ton street. According to the plans. the
structure will be arranged to accommodate
sixteen families, each apartment consist
ing OF five rooms and bath. The speel1-
cations call for a pressed brick front, with
Indiana limestone trimmings, galvanized
iron cornice and skylight. fire escapes. Stag
roof, steam heat, tile baths. range slate
wash trays. mantels and all modern i'm
provements. The mason work will be done
by Samuel Deutsch, Of 1877 Monmouth
street, and the carpenter work by the
owner by days work. The owner will
award all contracts. and estimates the cost
Of the building at about $685. 00.
A general contract has been awarded to
Donate Rizzolo, of 10 Sixth avenue. for the
erection of a brick tenement on the north
west corner of Berkeley avenue and North
Eighth street, according to plans designed
by Rizzolo & Gonnelli, of 500 Broad street
The ground floor will be divided into two
stores while those above will be arranged
to accommodate six families, each apart
AiCiL COnbiollD6 vi lOu hOOiliC. DDtClllIu'
Ions call for a Stag roof, pressed brick
front. toilets, ranges. cold water improve.
ments. slate tubs and gas fixtures. The
building will be owned by francesca
Grande. of II Drift street. and will cost
about $1,000. The stores will be equipped
with metal ceilings and plate glass fronts.
The building will be three stories high,
80 by AZ feet.
Ground has been broken on North Broad
street, near Gouverneur street, for the cree
ton of a four-story and basement apart
ment house by the Union Building Com
pany, of Is Clinton street. The plans, as
drawn by Peter Charles, of room SIC Union
Building, call for a building Of brick on
struction. 80 by 81 feet. The floors will
be divided into two apartments of seven
rooms and bath each. Specifications call
for galvanized iron cornice and skylight,
a Stag roof, buff brick front, with terra
Gotta trimming. steam heat. tile baths,
ranges, open plumbing, fire escapes, cab
met mantels and combination gas and
electric lighting. The owners build. and
will buy all material. The estimated cost
of the structure is about $4,000.
Work on the ward building for the
Home for Crippled Children, located on
the corner of Park and Clifton avenues.
has reached the second tier of beams. and
Is rapidly nearing completion. The plans
for the structure were prepared in the
office of Henry E.. Reeves, of 1853 Broad
street, who will supervise the work. The
plans call for n three-story brick building,
40 by 81, the interior to be divided into six
ward rooms. The roof of the structure Will
be arranged as n garden for the use OF
patients. All modern improvements are
called for in the specifications. including
steam heat and gas aud electric fixtures.
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Stuphen, of 1872 Wakeman avenue, and John
w. Vliet, Of 81 Academy street, has the
contract for the carpentry. About $4,000
will cover the cost of the structure.
About $25, 0U will be expended on the
erection of a private residence in Llewellyn
Park, West Orange, by Alfred b. jenkins,
of the same place. according to plans pre-
pared by II. w. Wilkinson, of ia East
Twenty-eighth street, New York. The
building will be of brick and frame CON
struction, two and one-half stories high,
so by SO feet. The interior Of the building
will be divided into fourteen rooms and two
baths. The specifications call for terra
Gotta roof, hardwood interior trim. steam
heat, tile bath. oak floors, plate glass,
beam ceiling, special mantels and combina-
tion gas and electric fixtures of approved
designs. The masonry and carpentry con-
tracts have been awarded TO Norman
Thatcher. of II Alden street, Orange, and
Adolph Voegel, of 2G9 Park avenue, West
Orange, respectively.
f.. c.. Churchill, of ~Everybody's Maya
zine, 81 East Seventeenth street, New
York. will erect a two and one-half story,
reinforced concrete residence ut 80 Central
Moaclair, according to plans pre-
pared by Christopher Meyers, of AGO Bloom
field avenue, Montclair. The structure will
be "a by "A feet. to cost about $1,000. The
specifications cali for all modern improve
including steam heat. tile baths and
combination gas and electric fixtures. The
building will be erected by days work from
purchased by the owner. Accord
ing to the plans, the structure will contain
eleven rooms aud be scmi-hreproof. the In
terror partitions and floors being of wood
estimated cost of the structure Is
about $4,000.
Tn church edi1ce for the congregation
Of the Italian Roman Catholic Church Of
our Lady Of Mount Carmel, which Is In
of construction Oh the west side OF
Pine street, near Glen Ridge avenue, Mont
clair. is ready Tor the roof, and the interior
work will he started next week. The
building was designed by Komolo Bottelli,
of 1873 Market street, and according to his
plans will contain all modern improve
ments, including steam heat and gas and
electric lighting. The Rev. Paul Lisa, of
S. Greenwood avenue. is IN charge of the
construction, which Is being done Ivy days
work, and will select all the interior fit
lings and award contracts. The estimated
cost of the edifee Is about $4,000.
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