October 23, 1915





RECORD  AND  GUIDE





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German, Firemen's Building. B. H. Shep¬
ard, 564 Main st. East Orange, N. J., ar¬
chitect.    Cost,   about   $20,000.

STORES,   OFFICES   AND   LOFTS.

MANHATTAN (sub.).—The Underpin¬
ning ■& Foundation Co., 290 Broadway,
has received the foundation contract for
the building at the southwest corner of
25th st and Lexington av, for B. W. May¬
er, 2 West 33d St. Herman Lee Meader, 2
West 33d st, architect.

MANHATTAN.—Rheinstein Sz Haas, 101
Park av, have received the general con¬
tract to alter the 5-sty brick loft at 32-
46 West 23d st, for the Isaac Stern Es¬
tate, Louis Sz Benjamin Stern, 569 5th av,
executors. Starrett & Van Vleck, 8 West
40th st, architects.   Cost, about $30,000.

BROOKLYN.—G. W. Carlson, 47 West
34th st, Manhattan, has received the gen¬
eral contract to alter and erect an ex¬
tension to the 4-sty loft building on La¬
fayette av, near Rockwell pl, for Dayton
& Montgomery, on premises. Albert Ull¬
rich, 367 Fulton st, architect. Cost, about
$14,000.





PLANS FILED FOR NEW

CONSTRUCTION WORK.





Manhattan.

APART.ME.XTS,   FLATS  AND   TE.XEMB.NTS.

172D  ST', swc Audubon av, 6-sty  brick apart¬
ment  house,  95x1)0;   cost,  $50,000;   owner,   Don¬
ald   Robertson,   700   West   179th   st;   architects,
Schwartz & Gross, 347 Sth av.    Plan No. 346.
MISCELLANEOUS.

SOTH ST, 60."i-6.53 West, and .321-329 llth
ay. two 1-sty frame poultry markets, 73.5xS00x
10; cost, $8,91.S; owner. New York Central
Railroad Co., Crand Central Station ; builder,
Kemper Peabody, 470 West SOth st. Plan No.
.347.

39TH ST^ 433-4.37 West, 1-sty brick bowling
alley, 12x7.-); eost, .flMO; owner, Howard B.
Jackson, 220 West 42d st (et al) ; architect,
Abijah  C.  Pox,  1123 Broadway.     Plan  No.  348.

Bronx.

APARTMENTS,  FLATS AND  TENEMENTS.

WILKINS AV, s s, 100.51 e Crotona Park
East, .^-sty brick tenement, slag roof, 50.29x
94.1%; cost. .$.50,000; owner, Foxvale Realty
Co., Frank Starkman, 748 Beck st, Pres.; ar¬
chitect, Kreymborg Archtl. Co., 1029 East 163d
St.    Plan  No. 563.

GRANT AV, w s, 100.42 nl6.5th st, 5-sty brick
tenement, plastic slate roof. 100x88 ; cost, $100,-
000; owner. Arthur Av. Realty & Const. Co.,
Jos. P. Faiella, 550 East 187th st, Pres. ; archi¬





te ct,   -Wm.   A.   Faiella.   2.S9S  Lorillard  pl.     Plan
No. 507.

DWELLINGS.

KING AV. w s, 205 s Terrace Point, 2v4-sty
frame dwelling, shingle roof, 24x28; cost, $1,-
Klvt; owner. City Island Homes. Inc., Raymond
Belmont, 31 Nassau st. Pres. ; architect. Karl
F. J. Seifert, 104 West 42d St.    Plan No. 504.

LELAND AV, w s, 104.08 n'Davis st. 3-sty
brick dwelling, tin roof, 22.6x.50; cost, $4,.50O;
owner, Frank Pepe. 325 East 117th st; archi¬
tects, De Rose & Cavalieri, 2.3.33 1st av. Plan
No.  506.

250TH ST. s s, 142.98 w Goodridge av, 2Mi-
sty frame dwelling, shingle roof, 41.0x24 ; cost.
$8,000; owner, Delafleld Estate, Inc., J. R.
Delafield, 27 Cedar st, Pres. ; architect, Dwight
J.  Baum, Waldo av.    Plan  No. 568.

WALDO AV, n w cor Livingston av. 2l^-sty
frame dwelling, shingle roof, 64.6x60; cost,
$1S,<I00; owner, J. N. Richardson Lyeth, 54
Wall st; architect, Dwight J. Baum, Waldo av.
Plan  No.  509.

WHITE PLAINS ROAD, e s, 180.55 s 150th
st, 2-sty frame dwelling, tin roof. 25x42; cost,
$2,000; owner, Prank Petraglia, 6 Theriot av ;
architect, Henry Nordheim, 1087 Tremont av.
Plan   No.  572.

HALLS   AND   CLUBS.

1.8.STH ST. n s. .50 e Belmont av, 1-sty brick
stores and amusement hall, plastic slate roof.
.50X.S3; cost. .$6.500; owner, Peter Indelli, 1755
Clay av ; architect, E. Wilbur, 562 West 164th
St.    Plan No. 571.

HOTELS.

BOSTO.'^ RD, n e cor Eastchester rd, 2-sty
frame hotel, plastic slate roof, 25x65 ; cost,
$s,rHiO; owner. Walter W. Taylor, 428 Tecum¬
seh av, Mt. Vernon; architect, John Brandt,
271 West  125th st.    Plan No. 570.

MISCELLANEOUS.
JEROME AV, s e cor 233d st, 1-sty brick
and stone gate house, copper roof, 15.2x9.10V2 ;
cost, $13,000; owner, The Woodlawn Cemetery,
Howard B. Smith, on premises, president; ar¬
chitect. H. Edwards Ficken, 10 West 22d st.
Plan   No.   505.

Brooklyn.

APARTMENTS.  FLATS AND TENEMENTS.

POWELL ST, e s, 50 n Newport av, 4-sty
brick tenement. SO.xSg, slag roof. 23 families;
cost. .$25.600; owner, Wellard Impt. Co., 60
Liberty st, Manhattan; architects, S. Millman
fi Son. 1780 Pitkin av.    Plan No. 7276.

AV 1, s w cor East llth st, 4-sty brick tene¬
ment. 39.10x89.10. slag roof, 19 tamilies; cost,
.$40,000; owner, Ravergley Const. Co., 7 East
42d St. Manhattan; architects. Shampan Se
Shampan,  772  Broadway.    Plan  No.  7303.

DRIGGS AV, e s, 60 n Division av, 6-sty
brick tenement, 65x84, slate roof, 35 families;
cost, .$40,000; owner, Gaynor Impt. Co., 492
Kosciusko st; architects, Sass & Springsteen,
32 Union sq,  Manhattan.    Plan No. 7290.





RIDGE BOULEVARD, n w cor Bay Ridge
av, 4-sty brick tenement, 70.1xl<J0.4, slag roof,
21 families; cost, .$00,000; owner, Ridge Boule¬
vard Const. Co., 10 Court st; architects, Sham-
I'.m Sc Shampan, 772 Broadway.    Plan No. i:i(yj.

RIDGE BOULEVARD, w s, 70.3 n Bay Ridge
av, 4-sty brick tenement, 73x88.10, slag roof,
24 families; cost. .$00,000; owner, Ridge Boule¬
vard Const. Co., 16 Court st; architects, Sham¬
pan & Shampan, 722 Broadway.    Plan No. 7304.

41ST ST, n s, cor 7th av, 4-sty brick store
and tenement, 50.2.\00. gravel roof, 21 families;
cost, $.'!0.00O; owner, Safe Const. Co., 125 Bris¬
tol st; architects, Cohn Bros., 361 Stone av
Plan   No.   7:3S1.

7TH AV, e s, 30.2 n 41st st, 4-sty brick tene¬
ment, 50x89, gravel roof, 21 families; cost.
I'lo.OliO; owner. Safe Const. Co., 12.5 Bristol
st; architects, Cohn Bros., 361 Stone av. Plan
.\o.   7380.

DUMO.NT AV, s s, 35 w Cleveland st, flve
S-sty brick tenements, 25x68, gravel root, B
tamilies each; total cost, $33,000; owner, Had¬
rian Realty Co., 074 Hendrix st; architect, Mor¬
ris Perlstein, Middle Village, L. I. Plan No.
7413.

PROSPECT PL. n s, SO e Troy av, 4-sty
brick tenement, 37.4.x91. gravel roof, 10 fami¬
lies : cost, $18,0UO: owner, Theodore Johnson,
2-24 Troy av; architect. Arthur B. Sauerbrum,
5809,   loth   av.     Plan   No.   7394.

D'WELLI.NGS.

CROWN ST, s s, 301 w Rogers av, eleven 2-
sty brick dwellings. 20x40, slag roof. 1 family
each; total cost. $32.(X)0; owner. Realty Asso-
cia^tes. 162 Remsen st; architect, A. G. Carlson,
15i   Remsen st.    Plan No. 7271.

CROWN ST, n s, 310 w Rogers av. twelve 2-
sty brick dwellings. 20x40, gravel roof. 1 tamily
each ; total cost, .$30.000; owner. Realty Asso¬
ciates, 102 Remsen st; architect, A. G. Carlson,
157  Remsen st.     Plan  No. 7265.

FALMOUTH ST, n e cor Hampton av, 2-sty
brick dwelling, 89x62.0, tile roof. 1 family ; cost,
$:'.3.000 ; owner, Cornelius A. Lane, 1.36 Coleridge
st; architect. Paul J. Gallagher, 130 Coleridge
St.    Plan No. 72.35.

PRESIDENT ST, n s. 320 East New York av,
3-sty brick dwelling, 20X.37, slag roof. 1 family;
cost, $0,000: owner, Jacob Schauf, 898 Park av ;
architect, Wm. Debus, SO .Cedar st. Plan No.
7242.

RIDGE PL, w s, 70 s Bay Ridge av, two 2-
sty brick dwellings, 20x36, gravel roof, 1 family
each ; total cost, $0,(KX>; owner, Robert Ward,
Jr., .502 Nostrand av; architect, Wm. C. Win¬
ters. 706 Van Siclen av.    Plan No. 72.36.

WARWICK ST. w s, 120 n Livonia av, 2-sty
brick dwelling, 20x55. gravel roof, 2 families;
cost. $3.500; owners, Stromwasser Se Freedman.
287 Vermont st; architects. Chas. Infanger Sc
Son, 26.34 Atlantic av.    Plan No. 7252.

EAST OTH ST. w s, 220 s Av J. 2-.=ty frame
dwelling, 24.4x.38.4, shingle roof, 1 tamily ; cost,
$1,500: owner, John Bennett, SIO Av P ; archi¬
tect,  C. G. Wessell. 41X1 4th St.    Plan No. 7256.





FIRE





FIRE







IF     OF     ELECTRIC     ORIGIN,     IS     USUALLY     TRACED     TO     DEFECTIVE

SWITCHBOARDS, PANELS, SWITCHES

OR APPLIANCES. WE HAVE BEEN BUILDING THESE DEVICES FOR 23
YEARS, AND HAVE NEVER HAD A CLAIM MADE ON ANY OF OUR
MATERIAL. AT FIRST WE THOUGHT WE WERE LUCKY, BUT NOW IT IS
PRETTY GENERALLY CONCEDED THAT IT IS THE QUALITY OF THE
PRODUCT, AND THE CARE WITH WHICH IT IS BUILT AND TESTED.

WHY   TAKE   CHANCES?

OUR PRICES ARE NO HIGHER THAN OTHERS, WHO CANNOT SHOW
SUCH A RECORD.

INSURANCE MAY BE A GOOD PROPOSITION, BUT NQ
FIRE IS MUCH BETTER FOR BUSINESS.    A

"METROPOLITAN"

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