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making improvements to the post office
station at the Parkway Beach Station,
from privately prepared plans. The U. S.
Government, Hon. A. S. Burleson, Post¬
master General, Treasury Dept., Washing¬
ton, D. C, is the lessee. Details will be
available later.                                                 ;

RicbmoncL

DWELLINGS.

GRASSMERE, S. I.—John Baron, Rose¬
bank, S. I., owner, has had plans complet¬
ed privately for alterations to the 2-sty
frame dwelling at 134-136 Shermon av,
for which Tony DeMaio, Rosebank, S. I.,
has the general contract.   Cost, $4,000.

WEST NEW BRIGHTON, S. I.—Fisher
& Lazikoff, 1741 Richmond ter. West New
Brighton, S. I., owner, have had plans
completed privately for alterations to the
frame dwelling and store on the north
side of Richmond ter, opposite Taylor st.
Antonio Posilips, 414 East 119th st, Man¬
hattan, has the general contract. Cost,
$3,000.

FACTORIES AND WAREHOUSES.
MARINER'S HARBOR, S. I.—Proctor &
Gamble Mfg. Co., R. A. Anderson in
charge, Ivorydale, Cincinnati, O., and on
premises, owner, has had plans completed
privately for five brick factory bldgs on
Western av, 100 ft south of Richmond ter.
The Ferro Concrete Construction Co.,
Richmond and Harriet st, Cincinnati, O.,
has the general contract. One building,
4 stys high, 100x125, to be used for manu-
fucture  of soap, will cost  $60,000.

Nassau.

DWELLINGS.

MANHASSET, L. I.—Slee  & Bryson,  154

Montague    st,    Brooklyn,    have    plans    in

progress   for   a   2 Va -sty   hollow   tile   and

stone   dwelling   and   garage,   35x105,   for

I Eugene  Riotte,  owner.    Cost,   $40,000.

MISCELLANEOUS.
GLEN COVE, L. I.—L. C. L. Smith.
Bridge Plaza, L. I. City, completed plans
for additional equipment for the pump
station for the Nassau County Water Co.,
51 Chambers st, Manhattan, owner. Cost,
$16,000.





FARMINGDALE, L. I.—Lewis F. Pilcher,
State Architect, Capitol, Albany, N. T.,
completed plans for a cow barn at the
New York State School of Agriculture for
the Board of Trustees of the N. Y. State
School of Agriculture, Hon. William Wirt
Mills, secy., room 1224 Woolworth Bldg.,
Manhattan,  owner.

Westchester.

DWELLINGS.

ELMSFORD, N. Y.—Buchman & Kohn, 30
East 42d st, Manhattan, have plans in
progress for a 2i^-sty terra cotta blocks
and stucco dwelling, 110x40, for Herman
Younker, 303 Bth av, Manhattan, owner.
Cost, $75,000.

MT. VERNON, N. Y.—Louis Bouman, of
Gramatan Homes, Inc., Prospect st, Mt.
Vernon, N. Y., completed plans for twelve
21/^-sty brick stucco and frame dwellings
on the Forster tract, for the Betty Wales
Gardens, Inc., J. J. Goldman, pres., 16 West
33d st, Manhattan, owner. Gramatan
Homes, Inc., 39 Prospect st, Mt. Vernon,
has the general contract. Cost, from $9,-
000 to $14,000 each.

MT. KISCO, N. Y.—Harding & Seaver, 7
North st, Pittsfield. Mass., has plans in
progress for alterations and addition to
the dwelling for Dr. Rufus Cole, 960 Park
av, Manhattan, ownerf. Charles Downing
Lay, 15 East 40th st, Manhattan, is the
landscape architect.

New Jersey*

APARTMENTS,   PLATS   &   TENEMENTS.

NEWARK, N. J.—A. Del Guercio, 800
Broad st, Newark, completed plans for al¬
terations to the 3-sty brick flat and two
stores at 94-96 Sth av, for John M. Celia,
cor Sheffield st and Sth av, Newark, own¬
er. The contract for masonry work has
been awarded to Leonardo Giannetti, 21
Boyden st, Newark.   Cost, $2,500.

NEWARK, N. J.—Simon Cohen, 163
Springfield av, Newark, completed plans
for a 4-sty brick and stone apartment
house, 29x87, at the northwest cor of Al¬
pine st and Hillside av, for Prager & Mil¬
ler, 464 Hawthorne av, Newark, owners
and   builders.    Cost,   $35,000.

NEWARK, N. J.—Simon Cohen, 123
Springfield   av,   Newark,   completed   plans





for a 4-sty brick apartment house, 57x83,
on Johnson av, near Alpine st, for Ber¬
nard Chinich and Joseph Densky, 24-26
Fairview av, Newark, owner and builder.
Cost, $45,000.

GARFIELD, N. J.—Joseph DeRose, 119
Ellison st, Paterson, N. J., completed plans
for a 2-sty brick apartment and store, 25
x61, in Jewel st, for Salvatore Raia, 39
Franklin av, Garfield, owner. Owner is
taking bids on the general and separate
contracts.    Cost,  $5,000.

PATERSON, N. J.—Joseph DeRose, 119
Ellison st, Paterson, has plans in pro¬
gress for a 3-sty brick apartment and
store, 25x60, at 329 Clay st, for Joseph
Barone, 325 Clay st, Paterson, owner. Cost,
$11,000.

NEWARK, N. J.—M. B. Silberstein, 123
Springfield av, Newark, completed plans
for a 4-sty brick and tile tenement and
store, 32x117, at 651-553 Perry st, for Na¬
than Zerael, 82 Vincent av, Newark, own¬
er.    Cost,   $25,000.

PATERSON, N. J.—Joseph DeRose, 119
Ellison st, Paterson, has plans in pro¬
gress for a 3-sty frame and shingle apart¬
ment and store, 22x52, at Sth av and East
18th st, for Pasquale Cappuccio, 399
Straight st, Paterson, owner.   Cost, $6,000.

NEWARK, N. J.—Simon Cohen, 163
Springfield av, Newark, completed plans
for a 4-sty brick and stone flat and store,
25x82, at 115 Prince st, for Henry Neren-
berg, 139 Prince st, Newark, owner. Cost,
$20,000.

PLAINFIELD, N. J.—Michael Farina, on
premises,  owner, has had plans completed
privately for a 2-sty brick flat and store,
28x55, at 974 West 3d st.   Cost, $6,000.
CHURCHES.

EAST ORANGE, N. J.—Henry Barrett
Crosby, First National Bank Bldg, Pater¬
son, is revising plans for a 1-sty brick
veneer and frame church, 36x77, on the
northwest side of the Parkway, 100 ft
northeast of William st, for the First
Church of Christ, Scientist, East Orange,
N. J., owner.

DWELLINGS.
ROSELLE  PARK,   N.  J.—Herman   Fritz,
News  Bldg,  Passaic,  completed  plans  for
a 21/2-sty frame and shingle dwelling, 23x





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REFERENCES

The followins; » a selected list of ensrineerinf work and bnildinir constraction with which the personnel of this Corporation have been

identified   as   principals:





MetropoUt&n life. Nev Tork, N. T.

Seen, Roebuck & Co., Chicago.  DL

El*ctrlc&] Developmflnt & Power House, Toronto, Can*

adk;  Niagara   Falli,   N.   T.
Elo de Janeiro Tramways & LUbt & Power Plant,

Rio de Janeiro.   BradL
Hotel et. Regla. New York. N. T.
Hotel Taft, New Haren. Conn.
San Antonio Land A Inisatloa. Ban Antonio, Tax.





Mexico, Nortbwestern R. R., H Paso, Tex.
Metropolitan  Street   Railway.   New  Tork,  N.   T.
Prudential  Life.   Newark.   N.   J.
Union R.   R.   StaUon.  Columbiu.  O.
Oakland  NaUonal   Bank.   Oakland,   Cat
Barcelona Traction A Light A Power Plant. Barce¬
lona. Spain.
West E^d Street BaUway System. Boston, Uass.
Dominion Coal Co. Plant, Mo?a Bcotla. f-*t«i«»





Union Railroad Station,  Washington, D.  CL
Wanamaker Buildings, Neir York, N. T., and Phila-

delnhla. Pa.
Sao  Paulo  Tramway  A Light & Power Plant.   Sao

Paulo. Brazil.
New England Gas A Coke Plant. Brerett, _
Worthington Pump Works,   Harrison,  N.   J.
Union  Bank  of Canada,   Winnipeg,  Canada.
Mercnants Refrigerator Co..  Jerser  Cltr,  H.  J.





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