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RECORD   AND   GUIDE





November 18, 1916





POMEROY

FIRE  RETARDANT
WINDOWS

Built in the belief that the BEST hollow
metal fire retardant window is the only
SAFE fire retardant window for a builder
to use or for a manufacturer to sell.

S. H. POMEROY CO., Inc.

30 East 42nd Street                    NEW YORK

Telephone, M. H. 3338





HOLLOW STEEL

DGORS

Quality steel doors and
trim at a little over half
former prices ; prices defi¬
nitely published; definite
standard sizes, styles,
details and finishes; quick
delivery.

Write for Handbook

The Solar Metal Products Co.

2nd Ave., Columbus, Ohio
1182   Broadway,   N.   Y.   C.





GRANT

CONTRACTING CO.
Builders

aad

General Contractors

7  East 42nd St.       Murray Hill 4897







FIREPROOF
WINDOWS

M. F. Westergren

Incorporated

213-231 East 144th St.
NEW YORK
(3291)
Telephone -{3292 > Melrose
(3293 )





A.Bataille&Co.

ilANnFACTtntEES  OF

Elevator Enclosures

Patent   Poldlng   Gates,   Wire   and
Grill    Wuik.    in   Brass,    Bronze
and Iron
Banli and Offlce Bailings
587    Hudson    St.,    New    York
Iluae   Bidg.,   Cur.   Baiili  .St.
Tel. 831 Chelsea        WINE BOTTLE RACKS







HAYES





SKYLIGHTS

FIREPROOF WINDOWS
VENTILATORS     ,
METAL LATH
GEORGE HAYES CO.

OHice and Works: 71 Eighth Ave., N. Y. C.





PORTLAND ^^CEMENT/

THE LAWRENCE CEMENT CO.

1 BROADWAY,  NEW YORK

"CONCRETE FOR PERMANENCE"







dletown, N. Y., contemplates building an
addition to the Oneonta Theatre, in Chest¬
nut St. No architect selected. Project
consists of building stage back 50 feet,
remodeling the entrance and enlarging the
seating capacity.

LYNDHURST, N. J.—H. Brudgeman Smith
Co., 473 Kent av, Brooklyn, contemplates
the erection ot a 1-sty box factory, 400x
100 ft, on the Lyndhurst Meadows, for
■which no architect or engineer has been
selected.

CORTLAND, N. Y.—The Cortland Sav¬
ings Bank has purchased property at the
cor of Main and Clinton sts and contem¬
plates erecting a bank building. No arehi¬
tect has been selected and details will be
available  later.

NORTH TONAWANDA, N. Y.—The
Church of Our Lady of Cestochowa. c/o
Father Bubecz, Center st, is raising funds
for the erection of a church at the cor of
Oliver st and Center st, for which no ar¬
chitect has been selected, and details are
undecided.

LOCUST V.\LLEY, L. I.—Edwin Than¬
houser, 46 Main st, New Rochelie, con¬
templates building a residence, for which
no architect has been retained.





PLANS   FIGURING.

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DWELLINGS.
MANHATTAN.—W.   J.   Yennie   &   Co.,   45
East 42d st, builders, are figuring the gen¬
eral  contract, for  the  alterations  and  ad¬
dition   to   35   West   43d   st,   from   plans   by
W. E. Bloodgood,  681  5th av, architect.
FACTORIES  AND  WAREHOUSES.
MANHATTAN.—William    Higginson,    13
Park   Row,   architect,   is   taking   bids   on
the   general   contract,   to   close   November
27,   for   the   addition   to   the   6-sty   brick,
steel   and   reinforced   concrete   factory,   at
2S9-291   3d   av,   and   205   East   22d   st,   for
Lehmaier,   Schwartz   &   Co.,   207   East   22d
st, owner.    Cost,  $100,000.

GLEND.ALE, L. I.—Henry Burkhardt,
246 St. Nicholas av, Brooklyn, owner, is
taking bids on the general contract for
the 1-sty brick ice manufacturing plant,
26x125 ft, at the southeast cor of Proctor
st and Edsall av. from plans by Albert F.
Thielman, 45 East 42d st, Manhattan, ar¬
chitect.      Cost,    $30,000.

HOTELS.
PL.\INFIELD, N. J.—Oakley & Sons, 280
Broad st, Elizabeth, are taking bids on
separate contracts for the addition to the
4-sty brick hotel at the northwest cor of
Park av and West 2d st, for the Queen
City Hotel, on premises, owner. Cost,
$20,000.

SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
CLIFTON, N. J.—The Board ot Educa¬
tion of Acquackanonk Township, owner,
is taking bids on separate contract to close
Nov. 23, for the alterations and additioji
to the high school on Clifton av, from
plans by H, G. Stephens, 152 Market st,
Paterson,  architect.

STABLES AND GARAGES.
M.ANHATTAN.—Herbert J. Krapp, 116
East 16th st, Manhattan, architects, is
taking bids on the general contract for
the alterations to the 6-sty brick garage
at 148-150 West 90th st, for D. E. Dealy,
Columbus av and 67th st, owner,

STORES, OFFICES AND LOFTS.
H.\RRISON, N. J.—J. H, & Wilson C.
Ely, Firemen's Building, Newark,- N. J.,
are taking bids on the general contract to
close Nov, 20 for a 4-sty brick, limestone
and reinforced concrete administration
building at 5th and Sussex avs, for the
General  Electric Co., Bergen st,  owner.





I CONTEMPLATED                              |

I                              CONSTRUCTION.   I

AP.A.RTMENTS, FLATS & TENEMENTS,
192D ST.—William A. Faiella, 391 East
14!)tli St. has plans in progress for a 5-sty
brick and limestone apartment house, 75
xlOO ft, in the south side of lS2d st, 192
ft east of St. Nicholas av, for the Audu¬
bon Building Co., c/o Joseph Faiella. 198
Audubon av, owner and builder. Cost,
$70,000.

74TH ST.—Robert T. Lyons, 52 Vander¬
biit av, architect, and Robert E. Moss. 126
Liberty st. steel engineer, have prelimin¬
ary plans in progress for a 9-sty briclc.
limestone and terra cotta apartment house
at 112-118 East 74th st. for S. Morrill
Banner. 505 5th av, Manhattan, owner
and  builder.

70TH ST.—Rouse & Goldstone, 40 West
32d st, architects, and Albert D. Hager.
251 ^tli av, steel engineer, have completed
plans for the 9-sty brick, limestone and
terra cotta apartment house, 93x85 ft, at
118-126 West 70th st, for the Brixton Op^





crating   Co,,   Lexington   av   and   69th   st,
owner and builder.

DWELLINGS.

126TH ST.—Jobst Hoffman, 188 St. Nich¬
olas av, has completed plans for the alter¬
ation of the 3-sty brick dwelling, 20x97
ft, at 263 West 126th st, for John J. Hol¬
leran, owner, on premises. Cost, $5,000.
P.ACTORIES   AND   WAREHOUSES.

74TH ST.—Godfrey Knoche. 560 East
77th st, has completed plans for the addi¬
tion to the 4-sty factory. 50x100 ft, at 504
East 71st st, for the S. Anargyros Cor¬
poration, 555 Bergen av, Jersey City,
owner.    Cost,   $8,000.

64TH ST.—Ballinger & Periot, 1328
Broadway, are revising plans for the 1-sty
brick dry kilns, store and office build¬
ing, 50x175 ft, at 32S East 64th st, for the
Kalt Lumber Co., 312 East 64th st, owner.
Cost,   $75,000.

HOTELS.
44TH ST.—J. H. Scheier, 25 West 42d
st, has plans nearing completion for al¬
terations to the Hotel Gerard, at 123 West
44th st, for John Rankin, on premises,
owner.

STABLES  AND   GARAGES.

DYCKMAN ST.—Irving Margon, 370
East 149th St. has completed pUns for a
1-sty brick garage. 100x200 ft, in the west
side of Dyckman st, 150 ft north of Sher¬
man av, for Catherine Miller. 48 Beach
119th st, Rockaway Park, L I., owner
Cost.  $75,000.

3D AV.—Horenburger & Bardes, 122
Bowery, have plans in progress for a 4-
sty brick and steel garage, 77x100 ft, at
the northwest cor of 3d av and llth st.
Owner's name will be announced later
Cost,  $50,000.

BROADWAY.—Hurwitt, Landsman &
Bartos, 230 Grand st, are preparing plans
for a 1-sty public garage, on the east side
of Broadway. 62 ft north of 185th st. for
Anna W. Smith, c/o Jacobs & Simon, 4307
Broadway,  owner.   Cost,   $40,000.

IOIST ST.—Moore & Landsiedel, 14Sth
st and 3d av, have completed plans for a
1-sty brick and limestone garage, 75x90 ft.
in the north side of 101st St. 470 ft east of
1st av. for George W, Grote, 207 West
137th  st,  owner.    Cost,  $10,000.

125TH ST.—Gronenberg & Leuchtag, 303
Sth av, have completed revised plans for
alterations to the 3-sty brick garage 40?:
90 tt, at 327-329 East 12Dth st, for Gott¬
lieb Walbaum, c/o Goodwin & Goodwin,
260 Lenox av, owner. Project consists of
erecting new stairs, floors, beams and gir¬
ders.

STORES, OFFICES AND LOFTS.
LAFAYETTE ST.—William E. Austin,
46 West 24th st, is preparing plans for
the alteration to the 17-sty brick lott
bldg at 76-84 Lafayette st, for the Hun¬
gerford Realty Corp., on premises owner
Cost,   $20,000.

54TH ST.—H. P. Knowles, 52 Vanderbiit
av, has plans in progress for the addition
to the 4-sty brick loft bldg at 351-353
West 5 4th st, for John W. Williams, on
premises, owner.    Cost, $8,506.

MADISON AV.—Katz & Feiner, 505 Sth
av,.are preparing plans for the alterations
to showrooms in the Backer Building, at
the northwest cor of Madison av and 31st
st, for the George Backer Construction
Co., owner, and Hanauer, Arnstein &
Siegal, 121 West 17th st, lessees of the
1st  loft,

Bronx.

DWELLINGS.
252D ST.—Dwight J. Baum, 246th st and
Waldo av, has completed plans for a. IVz-
sty frame dwelling, 52x30 ft, at the
northeast cor of 252d st and Independence
av, for Mrs, Nash Rockwood, 525 West
End av, Manhattan, owner.    Cost, $4,000,

EDISON AV.—Harry J. Arnold, 429 Vino
st, Richmond Hill, L. I., has completed
plans for a 2-sty frame dwelling, 30x25 ft,
on the east side of Edison av, 376 ft south
of Schley av, for the Bronx Shore Develop¬
ment Co., 3d av and 149th st, owner and
builder.    Cost, $3,500.

P.VCTORIES   AND   W.\REHOUSES.

PARK AV.—Timmis & Chapman, 315
5th av, have plans in progress for the ad¬
dition to the i-sty reinforced concrete
factory at Park av and 169th st, for the
-American Silk Label Mfg. Co., on prem¬
ises, owner.   Cost,  $25,000.

Brooklyn.

APARTMENTS, FLATS & TENEMENTS.
JAMAICA AV.—E. M. Adelsohn, 1773
Pitkin av, is preparing plans for a 4-sty
brick and limestone apartment house, with
store, 50x100 ft, at the northwest cor of
Jamaica av and Vermont st, for the Realty
Construction Corp., 1422 Pitkin av, owner
anfl builder.. Cost, $30,000.