Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-08
REAL ESTATE NOTES

John C. Gregory. of the Gregory &
Cook Realty Company, in the Essex
building, has disposed of his Ocean
Grove home and has gone to the Po-
como Mountains for the summer.
H. P. Cook, a real estate dealer in
the Essex building, started Tuesday for
q three weeks automobile tour of the
New England States.
The property at As and AZ Bremen
street recently changed hands at a price
said to be s., 400. The premises include
three single-family frame dwellings sit
uated on a plot 50x10O feet. The buyer
was Charles Spengler, of the Globe
building. who says he bought for invest
ment. Louis Lewis was the former owner
of the property.
Mr.. Spengler also bought for invest
ment the premises at "a and 26 Winans
avenue. The consideration. 1t is under
stood. was s., 200. This property also
includes three one-family dwellings on
a plot 5Ox10O feet in size. d. II. Dun
ham. of the Flremen's Insurance Com
pany, was the holder of the property.
The same buyer recently acquired a
plot on the northwest corner of Watson
and Johnson avenues from the Conrad
Leick estate, on which he will later
build. The plot measures sixty-three
feet In front and 100 feet In depth.
Hyman Rosensohn, architect. of 800
Broad street. is engaged on plans for
a single-story brick store building which
Emil Uhry and Franklin Marx intend
erecting on the northwest corner of
Clinton n Farley avenues The size
of the plot is 50x90 feet. There will be
three stores on the Clinton avenue front
each l5x75 feet in size, and one store
1874 feet wide by 80 feet in depth fac
ing Farley avenue. In the rear will be
two living rooms. The cost is approx
mately $4,000.
Architect Nathan Myers. of Z Nelson
place, is preparing the plans for a new
business building to be erected at 35-37
Belleville avenue for John c.. Eisele. The
plot measures 4S feet front and has q
depth of ITO feet. II is situated on the
east side of Belleville avenue. There will
be two stores and two lofts, the esti-
mated cost being In the neighborhood of
SIS 900.
A new moving picture ana vaudeville
house will, It is expected, be opened in
Belleville avenue, near the junction of
Bloomfield avenue. Preliminary plans are
being prepared by Nathan Myers, an
architect of this city.
Franz Grad, architect, of 1877 Spring
field avenue, is busy on the work of re-
modelling buildings at 424 Mulberry street,
corner OF Tichenor street, and 4S4 Market
street, into assembly halls in each, cap
able of accommodating 800 persons. At 424
Mulberry street the alterations will take
the form of a three-story brick addition
TO the old building, and in the other a
similar change will be made. The total
cost will aggregate s16,0 900.
Charles Spengler, of 500 Broad street,
has sold No. ia Springfield avenue, con-
sisting of a three-story building, with
four apartments and two stores on plot
25x100, 30 Charles Wuensch, druggist, Of
Spring. eld venue TIL price, 1t is said,
was about $4,000.
Mr.. Spengler is engaged in reconstruct
ing the property owned by him at IA
Elizabeth avenue, altering it from a single
family dwelling to a large store on the
ground level with a modern apartment
above