May 12, 1917





RECORD   AND   GUIDE





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Other Cities.

DWELLINGS.

ST.\MFORD, CONN.—Herman Fritz,
News Bldg., Passaic, has completed plans
for four 21/2-sty trame dwellings, 20x30,
for Stephen A. Gregory, Stamford, Conn..
owner and builder. Cost, $4,000 each,
HALLS   AND  CLUBS.

BUFFALO, N. Y.—Lansing, Bley & Ly¬
man 250 Delaware av, Buffalo, are pre¬
paring sketches for an S-sty brick, stone
and terra cotta club house, 80x118, on
Delaware av, for the Saturn Club, c/o
James L. Crane, Delaware and Edwards
sts,  Buffalo.   Cost, $400,000,

MISCELL.\NEOUS.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y.—DuBois Car-
penter, 45 Market st, Poughkeepsie, is pre¬
paring plans for a 4-sty brick and stone
lodging house, 36x114, at 220 Main st, lor
David Martin. Poughkeepsie, owner. Cost,
$30,000.











CONTRACTS AWARDED.

AI 1 iterns folloH-ing refer to general
contracts, except those marked"sub. ,





Ai-VKi.UE.M'S,   FLATS   &   TENEMENTS,

MANHATTAN.—The Oscawanna Build¬
ing Co., 101 Park av, has the general con¬
tract for the 4-sty brick and marble
apartment, 43x84. at 62 Harrison st, for
Mrs Schoenhere, owner, from plans by
H. j. Hardenburgh, 1328 Broadway. Cost,
$40,000,

BROOKLYN, N. Y.—A. E. Kleinert, 316
Flatbush av, has the general contract for
alterations to the 3-sty brick apartment
and store bldg at 339 Sth st, for W, J.
Mitchell, 315 Sth st, owner, from plans by
Benjamin P. Hudson. 319 9th st. Cost,
$8,000.

BRONX.—Kerner & Goldstein, 405 Lex¬
ington av, have the general contract for
altering the tenements and stores at
the northeast cor of Fox and 163d sts, at
163d st, 91 ft east o£ Fox st, and at the
northwest cor of Simpson and 163d sts, for
the Norman Real Estate Co., 170 Broad¬
way, owner, from plans by Maximilian
Zipkes, 405 Lexington av. Total cost,
$18,000.

EDGEWATER, N. J.—Michael Censullo,
620 Monastery st. West Hoboken, has the
general contract for the 4-sty brick apart¬
ment house with store, 50x68, at the
southeast cor of Hillard av and Edgewater
pl, for Bales Uven, on premises, owner,
from plans by William Mayer, Jr., and
Edward Manahan, 711 Bergenline av. West
New  York.     Cost.  $32,000,

BANKS.

MANHATTAN.—H. H. Vought & Co.,
Grand Central Terminal, have the general
contract for the alteration to the brick
and stone bank, at the southwest cor I'f
Madison av and 28th st. for the Pacific
Bank, on premises, from plans by Charles
H. Gillespie, 1123 Broadway.   Cost, $2,000.

SOUTH RIVER, N. J.—Marcus Wright,
Main st. South River, has the general con¬
tract for a 1-sty brick bank bldg, 33x82,
for the South River Trust Co., Samuel J.
Y'ates, pres.. South River, owner, from
plans by Alexander Merchant, 363 George
st.   New   Brunswick.     Cost,   $30,000.

CHURCHES.

BRONX.—Matteo Capoblanco, 3402 3d
av, has the general contract for a 1-sty
frame parish house, 30x40 irreg., to in¬
clude a gymnasium and clubrooms, on the
south side of Morris Park and Barnes
avs, for the Van Nest Presbyterian
Church. G. M. Elsbree, pastor. 1710 Cru¬
ger av, owner, from plans by F. B. & A.
Ware,  1170  Broadway.    Cost,  $12,000.

EASTHAMPTON, L, I.—The Gillies
Campbell Co., 101 Park av, Manhattan, has
the general contract for the 2-sty stucco
on hollow tile rectory for St. Luke's Epis¬
copal Church, from plans 'oy Thomas
Nash, 52 Vanderbilt av. Manbattan. Cost,
$15,000.

DWELLINGS.

M.ANHATTAN.—C. T. Wills, Inc., 286 5th
av, has the general contract for the 5-sty
brick and stone residence at 721-723 Park
av, for Gerrish H. Milliken, 79 Leonard
s', owner, from plans by Walker & Gil¬
lette. 128 East 37th St.

MANHATTAN.—Smith & Leo, Inc., 103
Park av, have the general contract for in¬
terior alterations to the 3-sty brick dwell¬
ing, about 25x100, at 127 East 62d st, tor
Lewis Schlesinger, 41 West S3d st, owner,
from plans by Emilio Levy. 56 West 45th
st, architect.    Cost, $4,000.

MANHATTAN.—The Amsterdam Build¬
ing Co.,  140 West 42d st, has the gene.ral





contract for alterations to the 4-sty brick
and stucco dwelling. 20x86, at 150 East
b2d st, for Frederick Junius Sterner, 151
East 63d St. owner, from privately pre¬
pared plans.    Cost, $15,000.

BRONX.—Breen & Rinn, 624 Madison
av. have the general contract for a 3-sty
brick dwelling and garage, 39x38, at the
southeast cor of Wales av and 142d st,
for Lincoln Hospital & Home, Miss Mary
W. Booth, on premises, owner, from plans
by Vernon Jarboe, 381 4th av. Cost,
$12,000.

BRONX.—K. MacKay, 64 Main st, Yonk¬
ers, has the general contract for the 2V4-
sty hollow tile and stucco residence, 8ux
26, at Riverdale, for F. S. Freeman, from
plans by Alann & McNeille, 70 East 45tn
st,  Manhattan.     Cost,  $20,000.

BROOKLYN. N. Y.—Thomas Drysdale.
Inc.. 26 Court St. Bklyn, has the general
contract for a 2-sty frame and shingle
dwelling, 30x45, at the southwest cor of
Ocean Parkway and Rider av, for Setto
Martine, owner, from plans by A. White
Pierce, 26 Court st, architect.    Cost, $6,000.

BROOKLYN, N. Y.—Munia Steiner, 1S7
Slst st, has the general contract for a
2',^-sty brick residence, 59x43, at the
northeast cor of Shore road and 93d st,
for James C, Francesconl, 179 81st st, own¬
er, from plans by Slee & Bryson. 154 Mon¬
tague St.    Cost. $23,000.

BROOKLYN, N. T.—The William Ken¬
nedy Construction Co.. 215 Montague st,
has the general contract for the exten¬
sion to the 3-sty brick dwelling, at 111
Pierrepont st, for Theresa De Toanna, 565
Henry st, owner, from plans by J. S. Ken¬
nedy. 157 Remsen St.    Cost,  $6,000.

JAMAICA, L I.—I. Keppler, 619 Nos¬
trand av. Brooklyn, has the general con¬
tract for the 2Vi-sty frame and shingle
dwelling, 18x42, on the west side of
Homelawn av, 50 ft north of Hillcrest av,
for William H. Buckelman, 994 Flatbush
av, owner, from plans by R. T. Schaefer,
1526  Flatbush  av.  Brooklyn.   Cost,  $5,000.

TENAFLT, N. J.—The K. B. C. Smith
Realty Co., Railroad av, Tenafly, has the
general contract for the 2-sty frame dwell¬
ing, lSx36, on Magnolia av, near Hillside
st, for Frederick B. Colber, Magnolia av,
Tenafly, owner, from plans by Polhemus &
McKenzie, 15 East 40th st, Manhattan.
Cost,   $6,000.

PIPING ROCK, U I.—The Knox Con¬
struction Co., 405 Lexington av, Manhat¬
tan, has the general contract for the 2V4-
sty terra cotta blocks and stucco dwelling,
for Stephen Brown, from plans by Addison
Mizner, 431 Sth av. Manhattan.

JERSET CITY. N. J.—John O'Keefe, 147
Chestnut av. Jersey City, has the general
contract for alterations and repairs to the
lour dwellings on Central and Magnolia
avs, for Minnie Gray-Gould, owner, from
privately prepared plans.    Cost. $5,000.

SCARSDALE, N. Y.—J. Acampora & Co.,
78 Ward av, Mamaroneck, N. Y., has the
general contract for the frame and stucco
dwelling, with garage, at the southeast
cor ot Walworth av and Colvin pl, for
John Trinner, 57 West SSth st, Manhattan,
owner, from plans by Mann & McNeille,
70  East 45th St. Manhattan.

LINDEN. N. J.—Isadore Bass, Roseville,
N. J., has the general contract for a
2%-sty frame and stucco residence in
Summit st, near Gibbon st, for Abraham
H. Barr, 277 East 110th st, Manhattan,
owner, from privately prepared plans.
Cost,  $3,500.

WEST CALDWELL. N. J. — William
Shears, 28 Central av, Caldwell, has the
general contract for a 2V4-sty frame and
wide weather boards dwelling, 30x50, to
include a garage, on Hillcrest road, for
David W. Baldwin, Smull av, Caldwell,
owner, from plans by H. F. J. Bartlett,
12 Gould av, Caldwell, architect. Cost,
$13,500.

MAPLEWOOD, N. J.—K. W. Dalzell &
Co., Inc., Depot pl, Maplewood, has the
general contract for a 2^-sty frame
stucco on metal lath dwelling, to include
a garage, on Mountain View Terrace, for
Irene B. Jackson, owner, from privately
prepared plans.    Cost. $10,500.

PORT WASHINGTON, L. I.—Smull &
Walsh, Port Washington, have the gen¬
eral contract for fire repairs to the 2'A-
sty frame and shingle dwelling, 50x60, on
Shore road, for Dr. Harry K. Deane, Port
Washington, owner, from privately pre¬
pared  plans.     Cost,  $6,000.

LONG BRANCH, N. J.—W. R. Smith, 80
Washington st. Long Branch, has the gen¬
eral contract for the dwelling on Broad¬
way, opposite Morris av, for Miss Eliza¬
beth Smith, Broadway and Morris av, own¬
er, from privately prepared plans. Cost.
$4,000.





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