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RECORD   AND  GUIDE





March 13, 1915





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101 Park Avenue             New York





Coiitemplatcd   Construction—Continued.

st, 125 ft west of Broadway, for the 204th
St. Corporation, 836 Westchester av. Cost,
about  $55,000.

DWELLINGS.

PARK AV.—McKenzie, Voorhees &
Gmelin, 1123 Broadway, are preparing
plans for a 4-sty residence, 20x89 ft, for
Chas. M. Clark, care of The Bradstreet
Co., 346 Broadway. Clark, MacMullen &
Riley, 101 Park av, engineers. Bids will
probably not be taken until April 27.
SCHOOLS AND  COLLEGES.

MANHATTAN.—The Board of Education
opened bids March 8 for new wire guards
for various schools. John Kolenik, Jr., &
Co., Inc., low bidders at $1,800.

STORES. OFFICES AND LOFTS.

BROADWAY.—Jas. C. Green, 2 Colum¬
bus Circle, has completed plans for a 12-
sty store and office building at 1562
Broadway. SO ft south of 47th st. for
George B. Burnett. Hotel St. Denis. Broad¬
way and llth  st.   Cost about $65,000.

Bronx.

APARTMENTS, FLATS & TENEMENTS.
ELLIS AV.—E. J. Clark, 110 East 121st
st, has completed plans for a 4-sty apart¬
ment, 50x90 ft, on the north side of Ellis
av. 206 ft east of Pugsley av, for Daniel
Leahy, Tremont and Ellis avs. Cost about
$60,000.

TIFFANY ST.—The Kreymborg Archi¬
tectural Co., 1029 East 163d st, has com¬
pleted plans for two 5-sty apartments, 50
xlOO ft, at the northwest corner of Tif¬
fany st and Whitlock av, for the Ensign
Construction Co., Jos. A. Damsey, presi¬
dent, 1029 East 163d st. Cost about
$90,000.

174TH ST.—The Tremont Architectural
Co., 401 East Tremont av, will start plans
about April 25 for the 5-sty apartment at
the northwest corner of 17 4 th st and
Boone av, for the Trask Building Co.,
August Schwarzler, 1662 Boston rd, owner
and   builder.    Cost  about   $80,000.

1S7TH ST.—Lucian Pisciotta, 391 East
149th st, is preparing plans for two 6-sty
apartments at the northwest corner of
187th st and Hoffman st, for the Garibaldi
Realty & Construction Co., Saverino Gui-
dera, president, 236th st and Richardson
av, owner and builder. Cost about
$100,000.

BRYANT AV,—The Kreymborg Archi¬
tectural Co., 163d st and Southern Boule¬
vard, has been commissioned to prepare
plans for six apartments on the west side
of Bryant av, between Aldus and Bancroft
sts. for the Mack Construction Co., Inc.,
64 2  Pox St.

BRYANT AV.—Samuel Katz, 1 Madison
av, has been commissioned to prepare
plans for three 5-sty apartments," 42x88
ft, on the west side of Bryant av, be¬
tween Aldus and Bancroft sts. for the
Podgus Realty Co., Southern Boulevard
and 163d st.   Cost, about $35,000 each.

Brooklyn.

APARTMENTS, FLATS & TENEMENTS.
DITMAS AV.—B. P. Hudson, 319 9th st,
is preparing plans for a 4-sty apartment,
39x88 ft, at the southeast corner of Dit¬
mas av and West st, for Jacob Buys, caro
of architect, owner and builder. Cost
about   $25,000.

ROSS ST.—Shampan & Shampan, 7 72
Broadway, are preparing plans for a 5-sty
apartment, 87x100 ft, in Ross st. between
Lee and Bedford avs, for Isaac Haft, 175
Hewes st, owner and builder. Cost about
$60,000.

4TH av.—Charles Braun. 459 41st st, is
preparing for a 4-sty tenement, 25x63 ft.
on the east side of 4th av, 25 ft south of
21st St. for Antonio Bartolotta. 361 15th
st, owner and builder.   Cost about $4,000.

3D ST.—Sass & Springsteen, 32 Union
sq, Manhattan, are preparing plans for a
O-sty apartment, 75x95 ft, at 118-122 South
3d St. for Louis Pomerantz. 492 Kosciusko
st, owner and builder. Cost about $40,000.
LINCOLN PL.—Infanger & Son, 2634 At¬
lantic av, are preparing plans for a 4-sty
tenement, 23x83 ft, on the north side of
Lincoln pl, 167 ft east of Rochester av,
for the Howard Investing Co.. 1934 Pros¬
pect pl, owner and builder. Cost, about
$15,000.

DWELLINGS.
WEST END AV.—William C. Winters,
106 Van Siclen av, is preparing plans
for five 2-stv residences, 2055 ft, on the
east side of West End av, 120 ft north of
Hampton av. for Paul J. Gallagher & Co.,
227 Monroe st.   Cost about  $4,000 each.

CATON AV.—B. F. Hudson, 319 9th st,
is preparing plans for eighteen 2-sty
brick residences, 20x36 ft, on Caton av,
between East 3d and East 4th. sts, for P.
J. Collins, Rutland rd, owner and builder.
Total  cost about  $72,000.





7GTH ST.—B. F. Hudson, 319 9th st, is
preparing plans for ten 2iA-sty frame resi¬
dences in the north side of 76th st, 100 ft
east of 13th av, for Andrew Olsen, 62d st
and New Utrecht av. owner and builder.
Cost about $42,000.

STORES   AND   DWELLINGS.

58TH ST.—M. A. Cantor, 373 FuUon st.
has completed plans for a 3-sty store and
residence, 20x70 ft, at the northeast cor¬
ner of 58th st and 10th av, for the Har¬
wood Building Co., 1011 5Sth st, owner
and  builder.    Cost  about  $7,500.

FACTORIES AND WAREHOUSES.

MANHATTAN AV.—W. B. Tubby, 81
Fulton st, Manhattan, is preparing plans
for a 4-sty addition to the factory at
1155 Manhattan av. for the Chelsea Fibre
Mills, 33 Union Sq West, Manhattan. Bids
will be received by architect about March
25.   Cost,  about   $30,000.

SCHOOLS AND  COLLEGES.

BROOKLYN.—Bids were opened by the
Board of Education March 8, for installing
vocational equipment in Brooklyn Voca¬
tional School (Cary Building). Frank
Tracy  low  bidder  at  $1,290.

Queens.

DWELLINGS.
RICHMOND HILL, L. I.—George Crane,
2706 Jamaica av, has completed plans for
eight 2V^-sty frame residences In Welling
St. near Broadway, for the John Wright
Building Co., Inc., Maine and Ridgewood
avs, owner and builder. Total cost about
$25,000.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
QUEENS.—Bids were opened by the
Board of Education for the construction of
a motion picture booth, James I. Newtian,
low bidder at $714; construction of wood¬
working shop, Doncourt Construction Co.,
at $970; and for electric work at P. S. 85,
Mark  Strompf, at $789.

BAYSIDE, L. I.—The Board of Educa¬
tion opened bids for the general construc¬
tion of P. S. 41, at the northeast corner
of Crockeron and Franklin avs. for the
Board of Education. C. B. J. Snyder, ar¬
chitect. Frank J. Feigen hauer Co., Inc..
low bidder for general construction at
$81,879. For plumbing and drainage. John
J. Kennedy Co.. at $6,545.

THEATRES.
LONG ISLAND CITY.—Edward Hahn,
Bridge Plaza, is preparing plans for a 1-
sty brick theatre, 100x90 ft. at Steinway
and Jamaica avs, for the Reliable Build¬
ing Co, 1404 2d av, Manhattan. Bids will
be received by architect about March 20.
Cost, about $50,000.

Richmond.
APARTMENTS,   FLATS   &   TENEMENTS.

ROSEBANK, S. I.—Daniel Santaro.
Tompkinsville, has completed plans for a
3-sty apartment, 25x45 ft, at 92 St. Mary's
av, for Angeio Vitacco, this place. Cost,
about  $5,000.

DWELLINGS.

ROSEBANK. S. I.—John Davies, 177
Castleton av. New Brighton, has complet¬
ed plans for a 2i/A-sty frame residence,
25x30 ft, at the southeast corner of
Chestnut av and Ormond pl, for S. Ris¬
poli, 108 St. Mary's av.

Nassau.
DWELLINGS.

LONG BEACH. L. I.—Sanford G. Ryder,
East Rockaway, L. I., has completed plans
for a 3-sty brick store and residence, 20x
65 ft, on the Boardwalk, for Warren Abra¬
hams, Lynbrook. L. I. Cost about $7,000.
PUBLIC  BUILDINGS.

MINEOLA, L. I.—A company, represent¬
ed by the Globe Indemnity Co., 19 Liberty
st, Manhattan, will complete the addition
to the court house here for the Board of
Supervisors of Nassau County Court
House. W. B. Tubby, 81 Fulton st, Man¬
hattan,  architect.   Cost about  $225,000.

Suffolk.
THEATRES.

BAYSHORE, L. I.—Chas. M. Hart, Main
st, is preparing plans for a 1-sty terra
cotta block and stucco theatre, 50x100
ft, in Main st, for Nathan Goldstein, North
Ocean av, Patchogue, L. I. Cost, about
$20,000.

Westchester.
APARTMENTS,   FLATS   &   TENEMENTS.

WHITE PLAINS. N. Y.—Russell T.
Swartout. Realty Building, Is preparing
plans for a 3-sty frame and stucco apart¬
ment and store in Fulton st, for Joseph
La Matina, Greenburgh av, owner, who
will take bids on separate contracts about
March 26.

MT. VERNON. N. Y.—Francis A. Gallow.
Proctor Building, has completed plans for
a 3-sty apartment at the southeast cor¬
ner of South 9th av and 6th st, for Frank
Cassetta, 425 South Sth av. Cost, about
$11,000.