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Real estate record and builders' guide: [v. 89, no. 2301]: April 20, 1912

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April 20, 1912 RECORD AND GUIDE 829 Richmond. ATLANTIC AV, w s, 380 s Marine way, New Dorp Beach, aller barn; cost, $50; owner, J. O. Robinson. New Dorp; owner builds. Plan No. 114. BEMENT AV, No. 303. West New Brighton add to frame dwelling; cost, .¥100; owner. M. Osencys, 303 Bement av; builder. H. Harmau- sen 01 Elm Court. W. N. B. Plan No. llO. BAYWAY W e s. 150 s Belmont av, Totten¬ vilie alter frame dwelling; cost, $60; owuer, Mr Zunisleg, Tottenvilie; builder, J. Jensen, 7(I1J1 Amboy rd. Toltenville. Plan No. lOi. BAYWAY AV, w s, 25 n w Depew av, Tolten¬ ville alter frame dwelling; cost. SoO; owner, Chas. H, Kayser, 93 High st, West Orange, N. J - owner builds. Plan No. 104. C0LF4.X A.V e s, 100 n R. R., Grant City, niter frame dwelling; cost, $05; owner Mrs. Laurie- builder, Adam Marks. Plan -No. lib. DOUGLAS RD, Emerson Hill, alter frame dwellingT cost, $-^25; owner, F. Hefti, Emerson Hill- builder, H- Hermansen. W. N. B. Plan No. 111- EGBERT AV, 150 w, 300 s 3d st, Egbert- ville^ alter fraie dwelling; <^t>st. .;V™', ■^.Tl^,'- Mrs M. Nugent. 28 Egbert av; builder, John D. Wiliiams 375 Morniug Star rd. Elm Park. Plan No. 100. 4TH AV n s Woodland Beach, Iwo camps; cost $Su; owner, Lahm; builder, Aug. Alversen, Lincoln av, Beach Park. Plan No. 112. HEBERTON ,AV, cor Elizabeth st. alter P. S. ■Ml brick- cost, $I),104; owner. City of M. X,, architect S. «. Birch, Borough Hall, St, George; builder Jos. Kessler. Plan No. 11.J. JEFFERSON BLVD., n e, 1-17 n w Journeay av Annadale, alter frame dwelling; cost, :^-io owner. Louis Koeing, Annadale: builder, 11. Firestone, Annadale. Plan No. 108. POST \V s e cor Heberlon av. Port Rich¬ mond; frame garage; cost, .$550; owner, Jas. A^ Denman Port Richmond; owner builds, i'ian No. 106. SOUTH BEACH, opp trolley term,, alter frame hotel; cost, $800; owner, Chas. D. Noble; build¬ er, Wm. M. Van Riper. Plan No. lli- TOWNSEND AV, s e, 200 Centre st. Staple- ton aller frame dweliing; cost, $3,000; owner, E C Bridemau, 00 Townsend av; architects, Delano & Aldrich, 4 East SOth st, N. Y. C. Plan No, 105, WIMAN AV, w s. 4S1 s s Shore Blvd., add lo dwelling; cost. $50; owner. Henry Lockwood, 404 Communipaw av, Jersey City; builder. Thos Carney, 274 Sussex st, Jersey City. Plan No, 113. Government Work. LONG ISL.\ND.—Proposals will be received unlil Wednesday, May 1. for the construction ot a new building at the Moriches Life-saving Sta¬ tion Long Island, N, Y- Speciftcations aad drawia-s and full information can be obtained upon application to the keeper of the station named, to the superinteudent o£ the 4th life-sav¬ ing district. Bay Shore, N. Y. S. I. Kimball, general superintendent. PHILADELPHIA, PA,—Proposals for Pier No. 5 will .be received at the Bureau of Yards and Docks, Navy Department, Washington, until May 11 for a pile and reinforced concrete pier at the navy yard, Philadelphia, Pa. H, R. Stanford. Chief of Bureau, April 13, 1012. NEW Y'ORK CITY.—The supervising architect. Treasury Department, Washington, D. C, has ac¬ cepted the bid of Neptune B. Smyth, N. Y. C. for j'epairing and painting plaster work in Ihe U. S, Court House, Manhattan. STEELTO'N. PA.—The contract for the con¬ struction of the U. S, public building at Steel- ton, Pa., has been awarded to John G. Unkefer 6 Co.. of Minerva. Ohio, at .$49.S42; less $670 for omission of lighting flxtures; net amount, $49,172. FORT ADAMS, R. I.—The bid of the Robbins Mtg. Co., of 117 Chambers st, N. Y, C, has been accepted for installing screens in the new four- set olilcers' quarters at Fort Adams, iR. 1. FORT C.\SWELL, N. C—Tbe conlract for fur¬ nishing screens for two double officers' quarters at Fort Caswell, N. C.. lias been awarded lo the Robbins Mfg. Co., of 117 Chambers st, N, Y. C. Personal and Trade Notes. E. G. CONNETTE has tendered his resigna- tiou as Iransporlaiion engineer to the P. S. Com¬ mission and will enter the railroad service, THE SUN-BURST PRIS.M CO-MPANY, manu¬ facturers of prismatic light systems for vaults, sidewalk;;, doors, skylights, etc., recently opened an office and faclory at 01 DeKalb av, Brook¬ lyn, LU.MBER INTERESTS.—Plans are'being ma- lured for the tenih annual meeting of the Na¬ lional Lumber Manufacturers' Association to be held at the Sinton Hotel, Cincinnati, 0.. 'May 7 and 8. CHIEF ENGINEER TILSON of Borough Presi¬ dent Steers' office and Chief Engineer Charles R. Ward of the Brooklyn Topographical Bureau addressed the engineering department of the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences on Fri¬ day evening on the subject of "The Engineer's Helalion to the Growth of Cities." P. J- CARLIN, iiead of the Carlin Construc¬ tion Company, which has the contract for the erection of the new state prison at Wingdale Dutchess Csunty, says the company will go ahead with the work on the prison. MARTIN H. DAY was elected president of the Manufacturers' Association of New York at the annual meeting at the association's headquarters, No. 10 Court st, Brooklyn, D. A. CALHOUN & Co., consulting engineers Have removed their ofiices lo the Pullman Building. 17 Madison av. They have recently opened a branch ollice in the Oliver Building Pittsburgh, Pa. WINDSOR CONSTRUCTION CO. BUILDERS Our long experience in the buildmg line has given us great proficiency in the cojistioiction and also alteration of buildings; and this, together with our low and attractive prices for the high grade work, has won for us the commendation and good will of ARCHITECTS and OWNERS alike. 320-322 FIFTH AVENUE NEW YORK I Telephone, Madison Square 3733 BRIDLE IRONS AND ANCHORS By tbe piece or wholesale t" BRONX IRON AND STEEL CO., 134th STREET AND UNCOLN AVENUE Tel. Melroie 5960 (Near Srd Aveoue) Autogenous Welding and Cutting Apparatus CUTTING ANO WELDINC FOR THE TRADE JOSEPH! I 144th St. and So. Boulevard TELEPHOIE, a? HELROSE 1-G BRONX, N. Y. O. GRAND CENTRAL IRON WORKS L. B. GESCHEIDT. Proprietor 15 Years In Repair Department of Coraeil Iron Worta IRON WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION My Specialty All Kinds of Repairs. Fire Escapes Manufactured and Repaired Accordlag to Law PHONE, PLAZA 3583 212 EAST S2D STREET, N. Y. CITY Structural and Ornamental For Buildings BUILDING CODE AND TENEMENT HOUSE LAW VIOLATIONS CORRECTED LASS & NETUSAK Phone Harlem'4Sjl 442 EAST 105th ST.. N. Y. C. ALT.RAt^p^.S' CRAFTSMEN IN ALL TRADES ALTRADES Building Repair Co. Phone Mad. Sq. 6450. 34 WEST 33d St. N. Y. CITY MASONS ROOFERS CARPENTERS PLASTERERS PAINTERS ETC. ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRS rmr roriinrci colonial ironworks riRk E1uIjAhE.U "*on work for buildings ■ S ■ V^H ^B ^ff ^0 m a ■ ■■ %0 Phone 2782 Bryanl «9.455 W. Jlsl Sl„ H.Y. CfTY I/CEILIKGS S.E. CORNER 11th AVENUE AHD 22i STREET ITelephone, 1409 CheUea I52d Street East of Third Ave. Telephone. 2853 Melrose IPJI»l PETER SINNOTT Steam and Hot Water Engineer Telephone OFFICE 3531 Hcirosa 9G7 EAST 165lh STREET Steam-Fitting — Power and Heating Expert installation and repair of automatic regulating devices, pumps, etc. 588 Atlantic Avenue BROOKLYN, N. Y Phone, Prospect 3a7S 1 ATLANTA CONTRACTIN^O Exeavatino, Dirt and Rubbish Removed EST.^;BLISHED_.ISeB^?. 71 8XHAV§ii[^i|py^EW-YpRK ■ FIREPROOF WfRE-istAss Windows •■ Sand, Gravel and Broken Stone. FiiUng Material. COAL AND WOOD. Ail kinds of Trucking I Horses and Wagons To Hire. i 1230 East 42d Street NEW YORK | Telephone, 840 Murray Hill Ct)nimori;i,il Collections Central and EastL-rn Ma^s. WILLIAM FOLEY, Attorney Worcester, ^lass. MORTGAGES SECURED AND DESIRED ROOF INSURANCE T|U nnntO Repairedand keptsobythe I 111 IlllUriJ vear under guarantee. Tin I 111 IKWWI W ^QQfj^ fi^g escapes, iron shut¬ ters, iron fences, gratings, etc., painted with pure linseed oil pnint. Si;illed labor, average prices, esti¬ mates cheerfully furnished. Phone 3151 John NEW YORK ROOF REPAIRING CO. L. C DROWN. Tfhs. and Mgr. 100 William St., N. Y.