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RECORD AND GUIDE
March 17, 1917-
OTIS
ELEVATORS
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ultimate success of the build¬
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Drawing from our sixty
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speeds for any particular
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OTIS ELEVATOR
COMPANY
Eleventh Ave. and 26th St.
New York
POMEROY
FIRE RETARDANT
WINDOWS
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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 msmufacturer to sell.
S. H. POMEROY CO., Inc.
30 East 42iid Street NEW YORK
Telephone, M. H. 3338
THE SPHINX
Noiseless Window Awning
No noise—no slide-rods—a swing¬
ing instead of a sliding movement.
No cast fittings to break.
Sphinx fittings are stamped from
high grade sheet steel galvanized.
Sphinx fittings can be applied to
Awnings now in use.
Prices from plans and specifica¬
tions.
F. J. KLOES
Established 1872
243 Canal Street,
New York
Telephone—Franklin 2216
FIREPROOF
WINDOWS
M. F. Westergren
Incorporated
213-231 East 144th St.
NEW YORK
(3291)
Telephone. ^ 3292 > Metose
(3293>
PORTLAND ^^CEMENT
THE LAWRENCE CEMENT CO.
1 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
•'CONCRETE FOR PERMANENCE"
CONTEMPLATED
CONSTRUCTION.
Manhattan.
AP.VRTMENTS, FLATS & TENEMENTS.
31) AV.—Louis A. Sheinart, 194 Bowery,
is preparing plans for interior altera¬
tions to the 5-sty brick tenement, 25x85,
at 2156.3d av. Owner's name will be an¬
nounced later. Cost, J3,000.
97TH ST.—Schwartz & Gross, 347 5th
av, have plans in progress for a 6-sty
brick, terra cotta and stone apartment
house, 50x97, at 11 West DTth st, for the
Grasse Realty Co., ' 320 5th av, owner.
Cost, $50,000.
54TH ST.—J. C. Lyons Sons Co., 30 East
42d st, owners, contemplate building a
5-sty brick bachelor apartment house,
about 25x90, at 130 West 54th st, from pri¬
vate plans. Cost, ?25,000.
DIVISION ST.—Max Muller, 115 Nassau
st, has completed plans for alterations
to the 5-sty brick tenement and store at
29 Division st, for Esther G. Davis Estate,
701 Madison av, owner. Cost, $3,500.
9TH ST.—H. E. Laubinger, 32 South 7th
av, Mt. Vernon, N. Y., bas revised plans in
progress for alterations into a 5-sty studio
apartment building, 25x93, at 17 East Sth
st, for Henry M. Hoyt, Jr., 12 West Sth st,
owner. Consists of general interior al¬
terations and a 5-sty brick extension. Cost,
?10,000.
49TH ST.—McKim, Mead & White, 101
Park av, have completed plans for altera¬
tions into a 4-sty brick bachelor apart¬
ment and store building, 20x76, at 27 West
49th st, for the Columbia University, 116th
st and Amsterdam av, owner. Cost, $18,000.
IISTH ST.—Gronenberg & Leuchtag, 303
oth av, have prepared plans for a 6-sty
brick and limestone apartment house, 50
XlOO, for 25 families, in the north side of
llSth st, 105 ft east of 5th av, for Michael
Josephson, c/o M. Waxenbaum, 124 Stan¬
ton st, owner and builder. Cost. $55,000.
DWELLINGS.
5TH AV.—Soldwedel & Tatton, 45 East
57th st, have revised plans in progress
for the alteration and extension to the
4-sty brick and stucco residence at 1056
5 th av, for W. E. Benjamin, owner. Cost,
$20,000.
lOlST ST.—Arnold W. Brunner, 101
Park av, has completed plans for the al¬
teration and addition to the 5-sty resi¬
dence in the south side of 101st st, 188 ft
west of Madison av, for the Mt. Sinai
Hospital, 5th av and 100th st, owner.
73D ST.—S. Edson Gage, 28 East 49th
Et, has completed plans for the alteration
to the 4-sty brick residence, 20x54, at 46
East 73d st, for Louis T. Dickinson,
Darien, Conn., owner. Cost, $10,000.
52D ST.—Herbert A. Treat, 314 West
47th st, has completed plans for altera¬
tions to the 5-sty brick dwelling at 29
West 52d st, for the Phelps Holding Co.,
c/o C. H. Treat & Son, 314 West 47th st,
owner. Cost, $4,500.
83D ST.—Joseph W. O'Connor, 3 West
29th st, has completed plans for altera¬
tions to the 4-sty brick dwelling, 17x57,
for Evelyn Crimmins, 40 East 6Sth st,
owner. Consists of 1-sty addition. Cost,
$8,000.
70TH ST.—Walker & Gillette, 128 East
37th st, have plans in progress for al¬
terations to the 5-sty brick dwelling at
101 East 70th st, for Gerrish H. Milliken,
79 Leonard st, owner. Cost, $4,000.
4TH ST.—Frank Vitolo, 16 East 23d st,
will draw "plans for alterations to the 3-
sty dwelling, 25x100, at 146 West 4th st,
for Vincent Pepe, 40 South Washington
sq, owner. Cost, $8,000.
61ST ST.—Louis S. Weeks, 101 Park av,
has completed plans for alterations to the
4-sty brick and stone dwelling, 98x100, at
122 East 61st st, for Joel Rathbone, 161
East 79th st. owner.
FACTORIES AND WAREHOUSES.
5GTH ST.—L. M. Gray, 116 West 39th st,
has plans nearing completion for a 4-sty
brick and reinforced concrete factory, 180
x72, at the northwest cor ot 56th st and
Av A, for Locke & Co., 218 West 84th st,
owner. Cost, $100,000.
45TH ST.—Buchman & Fox, 30 East 42d
st, have completed plans for the annex to
the candy tactory at 420-422 West 45th
st, for Stern & Sallesberg, 416 West 45th
st, owners. Cost, $75,000.
SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES.
1ST AV.—C. :b. J. Snyder, 500 Park av,
has completed plans for the alteration and
annex to the 3 and 4-sty brick public
school at 1311 1st av, for the Board of
Education, 600 Park av. Cost, $5,000.
lOTH AV.—C. B. J. Snyder, 500 Park
av, has completed plans for the alteration
of the 6-sty public school, 200x200, at 891-
905 10th av, for the Board of Education,
500 Park av. Cost, $5,000.
30TH ST.—C. B. J. Snyder, 500 Park av,
has completed plans for the alteration to
the 4-sty brick public school, 90x100, at
122-126 West 30th st, for the Board of
Education, 500 Park av. Cost, $5,000.
STABLES AND GARAGES.
127TH ST.—Morris Goldstein and Max
aiarcus, 2390 2d av, have complet.;d plans
for a 1-sty brick garage, 100x99, at 207-
217 East 127th st. for Jonas Weil and
Bernard Mayer, 5 Beekman st, owners.
Cost, $15,000.
ISTH ST.—The New York Edison Co.,
130 East 15th st, contemplates building
a garage in 18th st, bet Sth and 10th avs.
from privately prepared plans. Details
will be available later.
161ST ST.—John J. Lawlor, 360 West
23d st, has completed plans for a 2-sty
garage. 50x94, at 512 to 514 West 161st
st, for Donald Carriee and Catherine
Young, 312 West 112th st, owner, and
Vincent J. Goodwin, on premises, lessee.
Cost, $25,000.
STORES, OFFICES AND LOFTS.
GTH AV.—B. H. & C. N. Whinston, 3d
av and 14Sth st, are preparing plans for
the alteration to the 5-sty brick and stone
store and loft building, 25x100, at 222
6th av. Onwer's name will be announced
later. Cost, $2,000.
GRAND ST.—Charles L. Calhoun, 560
West 163d st, has completed plans for the
3-sty brick oftice and bank building at
231-235 Grand st, for Philip Zeitlen and
others, 43 John st, owners. Cost, $5,000.
LEXINGTON AV.—A. E. Nast, 546 5th
av, has plans near completion for the al-
tei-ation of the store at the southeast cor
of Lexington av and 87th st, for Frank J.
Moore, 1291 Lexington av, owner. Cost,
$5,000.
48TH ST.—B. H. & C. N. Whinston, 3d
av and 14Sth st, have completed plans for
the alteration of the 4-sty brick dwelling,
45x49, at 218 West 4Sth st, into an office
building. Owner's name will be announced
later. Cost, $15,000.
CANAL ST.—George F. Pelham, Inc., 30
East 42d st, will draw plans for the al¬
teration of the 2-sty brick store and loft
building in the rear of 145 and 147 Canal
st, for Jacob J. Schmulker, 133 Canal st,
owner.
BROADWAY.—Frank J. Applegate, 162
West 20th st, has completed plans for the
alteration of the 6-sty brick store and
loft building, 37x200, at 514-516 Broadway,
for the Edward Livingston Estate, c/o N.
T. Life Insurance & Trust Co., 52 Wall st,
owner. Cost, $4,000.
CANAL ST.—Sass & Springsteen, 32
Union sq, have completed plans for the
alteration to the 7-sty brick store and
office building, 23x50, at 47 Canal st, for
Louis Rubenstein, 215 4th av, owner and
builder. Cost, $5,000.
5TH AV.—Herbert J. Krapp, 114 East
16th st. has plans in progress for altera¬
tions to the 4-sty brick and marble store
and loft building, 25x80, at 559 5th av, for
owner to be announced later. Cost. $25,-
000. Architect will soon take bids on gen¬
eral contract.
THEATRES.
44TH ST.—Herbert J. Krapp, 114 East
16th st, has revised plans in progress for
a 1-sty brick and terra cotta theatre, 80
XlOO. at 235-243 West 44th st. for the Af¬
filiated Theatres Building Co., c/o J. & Lee
Shubert, 225 West 44th st, owner. Cost,
$50,000.
BOTH ST.—Herbert J. Krapp, 114 East
16th St. has revised plans in progress for
the alteration ot the 3 and 4-sty brick
theatre. 159x149. at 201-203 West 50th st.
762 to 774 7th av, and 1634-1644 Broad¬
way, for the Winter Garden Co., on prem¬
ises, owner. Cost, $25,000.
MISCELLANEOUS.
14TH ST.—Hugo Taussig, 1476 Broad¬
way, has completed plans for the altera¬
tion to the 4-sty brick market building,
50x103. at 409-411 West 14th st, for Jos¬
eph S. Hermann, 407 West 14th st, owner,
and the Nathan Schweitzer Co., 291 Wash¬
ington st, lessee. Cost, $18,000.
Bronx.
APARTMENTS, FL.\TS & TENEMENTS.
MOSHOLU PARKWAY.—Goldner &
Goldberg, 391 East 149th st, will draw
plans for two 5-sty brick and stone
apartment houses. 50x90 ft each, on the
north side of Mosholu Pkway. 25 ft west
of Van Cortland av, for the Schroeder
Construction Co., owner. Total cost
$100,000.
176TH ST.—Goldner & Goldberg. 391
East 149th St. will draw plans for a 5-
sty brick and stone apartment house, 50x