October 27, 1917





RECORD   AND   GUIDE





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EAST 17TH ST.—A. W. Pierce, 26 Court
st, completed plans for two 2U-sty frame
dwellings, 20x40, in the east side of East
17th st, 432 ft south of Av O, for Edward
S. Melsen, 276 East 9th st, owner and
builder.     Cost,   $8,000.

AV R.—Benjamin F. Hudson, 319 9th st,
completed plans for a 2-sty cement block
dwelling, 35x45, at the cor of Av R and
East 33d st. for William Hoefler, 25 Bank
st, Manhattan, owner and builder. Cost,
$10,000.

78TH ST.—Gregory B. Webb, 104 West
42d st, Manhattan, completed plans for
two 2-sty frame dwellings. 20x50. in the
north side of 78th st. 220 ft west of 19th
av, for Mainard C. Schill, 1701 77th st,
owner and builder.    Cost.  $6,000.

KENMORE PL.—Slee & Bryson. 154
Montague st. completed plans for a 3-sty
frame dwelling, 22x41. on the west side of
Kenmore pl, 100 ft south of Av J, for the
Oakcrest Building Co., 1125 East llth st,
owner and builder.    Cost.  $6,000.

76TH ST.—Slee & Eryson, 154 Montague
st, completed plans for a 2i.^-sty frame
dwelling. 23x43, in the north side of 76th
st, 179 ft west of 3d av, for Alfred Janson,
245 76th st, owner and builder. Cost, $6,-
000.

WEST 7TH ST.—Charles Olsen, 1649 69th
st, completed plans for a 2-sty cement and
composition block dwelling, 20x52, at the
northeast cor of West 7th st and Av S,
for the Roth Morgan Co., 1430 77th st,
owner and builder.    Cost, $3,500.

WEST 31ST ST.-George H. Suess, 2966
West 29th st, completed plans for a 2-sty
brick dwelling, 20x55, in the east side of
West 31st st, 330 ft west of Mermaid av,
for E. F. Heimberger. 3005 Surf av, owner
and  builder.     Cost,  $4,500.

EAST 7TH ST.—M. J. Harrison, World
Bldg, Manhattan, completed plans for six
2-sty frame dwellings, 18x49, in the west
side of East 7th s t, 245 ft north of Av I,
for the Kensington Homes Corp., Home-
crest av. owner and builder.   Cost, $30,000.

AVENUE R.—Benjamin F. Hudson. 319
9th st, completed plans for a 2-sty cement
block dwelling, 35x45, at the cor of Av
R and East 23d st. for William Hoefler,
25 Bank st, Manhattan. owner and
builder.     Cost,   $10,000.

AV N.—Slee & Bryson, 154 Montague st,
completed plans for a 2-sty frame dwell¬
ing, 22x44, on Av N, near East 19th st, for





the Midwood Associates, 805  Flatbush av,
owners   and   builders.    Cost,   $6,000.

RUTLAND RD.—Slee & Bryson, 154 Mon¬
tague St. have plans in progress for four
2-sty brick dwellings, 20x65, on the north
side of Rutland rd, 180 ft west of Bedford
av, for Paul Olmewald, 805 Flatbush av,
owner and  builder.   Total cost,  $24,000.

S4TH ST.—Thomas Bennett, 7826 Sth av,
completed plans for a 2-sty brick dwelling,
20x55, in the north side of 84th st, 70 ft
east of Tth av, for Frank Schuhla, 8329 Tth
av, owner.   Cost, $5,000.

WEST 36TH ST.—George H. Suess, 2966
West 29th st, completed plans for ten 1-sty
frame dwellings, 18x26 and 18x23, in the
east side of West 36th st, 40 ft south of
Mermaid av, for Paul Hindus, 515 Park av,
owner.   Total cost, $50,000.

54TH ST.—F. Savignano. 6005 14th av.
completed plans for a 2-sty frame dwell¬
ing, 18x42. in the south side of 54th st,
240 ft west of 15th av. for the Remsen
Eldg. Co.. Prank AVilliam. pres.. 1740 49th
st,  owner and builder.    Cost,  $10,000.

BRISTOL ST.—Cantor & Dorfman, 371
Fulton st, completed plans for six 2-sty
brick dwellings and stores and garage,
20x80 and 16x60, at the northwest cor of
Bristol st and Pitkin av. and on the north
side of Pitkin av, 20 ft west of Bristol av,
for Morris Beinenstock, 1258 47th st,
owner and  builder.     Cost,   $45,000.

FACTORIES AND AVAREHOUSES.

INGRAHAM ST.—Louis Allen Abramson.
220 Sth av, Manhattan, completed plans for
a 1 and 2-sty brick varnish factory group
to include a 2-sty main bldg, 60x80. a 1-sty
mixer house, 20x20, a 1-sty cooking house,
20x25, and a 1-sty garage and varnish
house, 30x64, at the northwest cor of In¬
graham st and Varick av, for the Con¬
tinental Varnish Co., 317 New Jersey Rail¬
road av. Newark, N. J., owner. Cost, $25,-
000.

GATES -AV.—Louis Allmendinger, 20
Palmetto st, completed plans for a 3-sty
brick factory, 45x95, on the north side of
Gates ave, 200 ft east of Central av, for
Fred W^eber, 192 Woodbine st, owner and
builder.    Cost,  $12,000.

SMITH ST.—Benjamin Driesler, 153
Remsen st, completed plans for a 2-sty
brick factory, 87x50, in the east side of
Smith st, 214 ft north of Hamilton av, for
the Water Front Realty Co.. 524 Broad¬
way, Bklyn.  owner.    Cost,  $15,000.





AINSLIE ST.—Koch & Wagner, 26 Court
st, completed plans for alterations to the
1-sty brick factory, 25x100, in the south
side of Ainslie st, 91 ft west of Union av,
for William Cabbie Excelsior Wire Mfg.
Co., 80-8 Ainslie st, owner.   Cost, $16,000.

o6TH ST.—Thomas Bennett, T826 Sth av,
has plans in progress for a 1-sty brick fac¬
tory, 20x41, in the south side of 56th st.
320 ft west of 3d av, for Henry K Steck,
240 56th st, owner.   Cost. $3,000.

BLAKE AV.—E. M. Adelsohn, 1TT6 Pit¬
kin av, has plans nearing completion for
a 1 and 2-sty brick ice manufacturing
plant, 100x200. at the southwest cor Blake
and Van Sinderen avs, for Rubel Bros.,
Glenmore av, owners.   Cost, $T5,000.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
HOWARD AV.—Plans have been ap¬
proved by the Municipal Art Commission
for an addition to the brick, stone and
terra cotta public school on the west side
of Howard av, between Prospect pl and
St. Marks av, for the City of New York,
Board of Education. AA'illiam G. AVillcox.
pres.. 500 Park av, Manhattan, owner.
Cost,   $2T5,000.

STAELES AND GARAGES.
FOREST    ST.—Laspia     &     Salvati.     525
Grand   st,   have   plans   in   progress   for   a
1-sty   brick   public   garage,   25x100,   at  240
Forest  st.     Cost,   $5,000.

ISOTH ST.—M. Zipkes, 405 Lexington av,
Manhattan, completed plans for an ex¬
tension for a 2-sty brick garage. 75x100,
in the north side of 150th st, 150 ft west
of Howard av, for Hyman Davidson, 28
Devine st,  owner.    Cost,  $35,000.

FRONT ST.—Laspia & Salvati, 525
Grand st. completed plans for a 1-sty
brick garage. 25x100. in the south side of
Front st, 225 ft west of Kingsland av, for
James Babimo. 242 Frost st, owner. Cost,
$4,000.

13TH ST.—E. M. Adelsohn. 1776 Pitkin
av, completed plans for a 2-sty brick
garage, 40x100, in the north side of 13th
St. 156 ft west of 3d av. for C. Felzenhardt,
127 13th st, owner and builder. Cost. $10,-
000.

DEBEVOISE PL.—C. P. Cannella, 1163
Herkimer st, completed plans for an ex¬
tension to the 2-sty garage, in the east
side of Debevoise pl, 121 ft north of De
Kalb av. for C. Pepe, on premises, owner
and  builder.     Cost,  $4,000.





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REFERENCES

The following is a selected list of enfirineerins: work and bailding conslraction with which the personnel of this Corporation have been

identified   as   principals:





Mttropolitan  I^e,  New  York,  N.  T,

Stars.  Roebuck & Co.. Chicago, 111.

Electrical Development & i'owtr House, Toronto. Can¬
ada ;   NiatTiira   Falls.   N.   Y.

Rio de .laneiro Tramways & Ught & Power Plant,
Piio   de  .laneiro.   Brazil.

Hotel St. ReKis, New A'ork. N. T,

Hotel Taft.   Ncw Haven,  Conn.

Sau Antonio Land Sc. Irrigation. San Antonio, Tex.





Mexico. Northwestern R. R., EI Paso. Tex.
Metropolitan   Street   RaiJway.   New  York,   N.   T.
Prudential   Life.   Newark.   N.   J.
Union  R.   R.   Station.  Columbua.  O.
Oaldand  National   Bank.   Oakland.   Cal.
Barcelona  Traction  &  Light  &  Power Plant,  Barce¬
lona.  Spain.
West  End Street Railway System.  Boston,  Mass.
Dominion Coal Co, Plant, >IoTa Scotia, Canada.





Union Railroad  Station.   Washington,  D.   C.
Wanamaker Buildings, New York, N. Y., and Phlla-

delnhia. Pa.
Sao  Paulo  Tramway  & Light  & Power Plant,   Sao

Paulo. Brazil.
New England Gas & Coke Plant. Everett,  Mass.
Wnrthineton  Pump  Works,  Harrison,   N.   J.
Union   Bank   of   Canada,   Winnipeg,   Canada.
Mercnants Refrigerator Co.,  Jersey City,  N.  J.





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