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December 15, 1917 RECORD AND GUTDE 791 Sion to thc 1-sty storage bldg on the east side of Kent av, 266 ft nortb of Park av, for Edward T. Jenkins, Gates and Nostrand avs, owner. Cost, $6,UUO. WILLOUGHBY AV.—C. P. Cannella, 1163 Herkimer st, completed plans for ex¬ tension and interior alterations to the 3- sty storage bldg on the south side uf Willoughby av, 100 ft west ol Hamburg av, for Salvatore Safino, 231 Troutman st. owner. Total cost, $J0.0U0. STEWART ST.—Koch & Wagner, 26 Court st, com plated plans for extension and interior alterations to the 2-sty stor¬ age bldg and residence at the southeast cor of Stewart st and Bushwick av for Frank J. Gryl, 1773 Bushwick av, owner. Cost, $4,500. ATLANTIC AV.—Albert Ullrich, 373 Ful¬ ton St. completed plans for alterations lo the 4-sty brick factory and store, 25x100, at the northeast cor of Atlantic av and Herman st. for the Johanns Steamship Provisions Co., Produce Exchange, Mau- hattan, owner. Cost, $6,OUO. MESEROLE ST.—E. S. Messinger. 391 Graham av, completed plans lor a 1-sty brick hay storage house, bOx2U0, in the north side of Meserole st. 341 tt east of Waterbury st, for Charles Schaefer & Son, 304 Meserole st, owners. Cost, $15,000. SOUTH STH ST.—Henry Hulder. Jr., 242 Franklin av, completed plans fur an exteu- sion to the 4-sty factory at the northeast cor of South Sth st and Kent av lor J. N. Street, 666 Bedford av. owner. Cost, $10,'}'J0. 2D AV.—Thomas Paulson & Son. 97 2d av, owner, has had plans com plete J pri¬ vately for an addition to the 2-sty bnck foundry, 35x59. at 97 2d av. The generil contract has been awarded to George F. Driscoll, 548 Union st, who is taking bids on subs. DRIGGS AV.—AVilliam A. Giesen, archi¬ tect, is preparing sketches for a 3-sty brick varnish factory, luox 125, at th-j northeast cor of Driggs av and North llth st, for Louis Leavitt, 454 Driggs av, Brooklyn, owner. Sil berman-Schampain Co., 104 West 42d st. Alanhattan, has the general contract. Cost, $7u,0U0. 53D ST.—Walter Pfaendler, foot of SSd st, Brooklyn, completed plans for a 6-sty brick and steel manufacturing jjlant, 2uUx 380, at S3d st and water front, for E. \V. Bliss & Co., James W, Lane, pies., Adams and Plymouth sts, owner. Contract for foundations has been awarded to \V. H. & F. W. Cane, 74 54th st, Brooklyn. STABLES AND GARAGES. SNEDIKER AV.—H. A. Weinstein, 165 Remsen st, completed plans for a 1-sty brick garage, 114x100, on the east side of Snediker av, lOG ft south of Atlantic av, for Harry Rubin, 317 Bedford av, owner, in charge. Cost, $30,000. PARKSIDE AV.—H. D. Shatton, 239 Hawthorne av, completed plains for a 1-sty brick garage. 70x51. at the southwest cor of Parkside and Bedford avs, for George Hochecheuder. on premises, owner, ia charge. Cost, $5,000. SACKMAN ST.—M. Rothstein, 197 Sned¬ iker av. completed plans for a 1-sty brick garage, 12x15, in the west side of Sackman st, 772 ft south of Lott av, for Taborisky Bros., 5SS Powell st, owners and builders. Cost. $1,000. 4TH AV,—S. Millman & Son, 1780 Pitkin av, comi)leted plans for a 1-sty brick gar¬ age. 50x97, at the southwest cor of 4th av and 6th st for Barel Schwartz, 44 Court st, owner. Cost, $30,000. BERGEN ST.—H. J. Nurick, 892 Broad¬ way, completed plans for a 1-sty brick garage, 100x127. in the south side of Ber¬ gen st, 100 ft from Howard av, for John Sklar. 661 Willoughby av, owner. Proje-^t is now before the Board of Appeals. Cost. $30,000. STONE AV.—H. J. Nurick, 892 Broad¬ way, Brooklyn, completed plans for a 1- sty brick gaiage, 50x100, on the west side of Stone av, 15U ft from Livonia av, for Pickir Ditzopf, 426 Sutter av, owner. Cost, $20,000. AV H.—Axel S. Hedman. 371 FuUon st. has plans in progress for a i-sty brick public garage, 92x170. at the southeast cur of Av H and East 20th st, for the Estate of Andrew Brookman, owner. Cost, $23,'jOG. ROBINSON ST.—E. M. Adelsohn, 177G Pitkin av, completed plans for a 1-stv brick and stone public garage, 50x122, in the north side of Robinson st, 122 ft west of Nostrand av, for the Kop-Arrow Gar¬ age. 330 Utica av. Brooklyn, owner and builder. Cost. $13,000. WASHINGTON AV.—Henry Holder, Jr., 242 Franklin av, completed plans for an extension to the 1-sty garage on the west side of Washington av, 425 ft north of Myrtle av, for the Rollo Realty Co., lOJl Wallabout Market, Brooklyn, owner and builder. Cost, $3,500. ATLANTIC AV.—Max Hirsch, 215 Mon¬ tague st, has plans in progress for a 1-sty brick garage, 75x100, on the south side of Atlantic av, 25 ft east of Albany av, for the Albany Av & Atlantic Construction Co., J. Woodenberry, pres., 1596 Atlantic av, owner and builder. Cost, $20,000. BEDFORD AV.—Henry Holder, Jr., 243 Franklin av, has plans in progress for a 1-sty brick garage, 21x70, at 912 Bedford av, for Dr. Kornobias, on premises, owner. Cost, $4,000. LENOX RD.—W. T. McCarthy, 16 Court st, completed plans for a 1-sty brick gar¬ age, 79x140, at the northeast cor of Lenox rd and Bedford av, for Sarah C. Stewart, 133 West 4th av, Roselle, N. J., owner. Project will riot go ahead until decision has been rendered by the Board of Ap¬ peals. Cost, $25,000. WEST END AV.—W. T. McCarthy, li Court st, completed plans for a 1-sty brick garage, 164x120, on the west side of West End av. 40 ft south of Shore blvd, for N. Schwarstein, Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn, owner. Cost, $50,000. STORES, OFFICES AND LOFTS. FULTON ST.—L. Lauritzen. 65 De Kalb av, completed plans for interior altera¬ tions to the 4-sty store at the southwest cor of Fulton st and Gallatin pl for John French Estate, 415 Washington av, owner; Cost, $15,000. MISCELLANEOUS. 22D ST.—Todd Shipyards Corp., Mr.' Fills in charge, on premises, and 15 Whitehall st, Manhattan, owner, is having plans prepared privately for a timber pier and bulkhead, 25 ft wide, south of 22d st. Cost. $65,000. PIONEER ST.—J. C. Wandell, 8526 4th av, has plans in progress for a 1-sty brick blacksmith shop, 65x65, and a 1 and 2-sty machine shop, 40x80, in Pioneer st, near Van Brunt st, for the Pioneer Iron Works, Mr. Olsen, pres.. 39 Union st, Brooklyn, cwner. Reinard Hall, 7822 12th av, Brook¬ lyn, has the general contract. Cost, $12,000. Hedden-Pearson-Starrett Corporation 115 BROADWAY, NEW YORK CITY SERVICES This Corporation will act as Consulting Engineers. Contrnclors for Engineering Work, Contractors for Opcnition, Purchasing Agents and Representatives of Foreign Corpurntions, in the following industries:—Steam and EUctric Railways, Tramways, Highways, Bridges, Canals, Hydro-Electric Power Plants, Stciira Power Plants, Submarine Dredging and Rock Work, Shipbuild¬ ing, Mining, Docks and Water Front Improvenicnts, Building Construction, Sewerage and Disposal Wcirks, Machinery and Mechanical Equipments, Chemical Works, EU'Ctrical Equipuicuts, Water Works, Street Lighting, Telephone Systems, etc. TERRITORY In the United States, Territories and Insular Possessions, and all Foreign Countries. OWNERS, ENGINEEIHS and ARCHITECTS are respectfully requested bj' this Corporation to submit their enterprise to it. AH communications will receive prompt attention and strictest confidence. Whatever form of service you may desire will be rendered with a view of maintaining the highest standards of efficiency as represented by Quality, Speed aud Economy. REFERENCES The following is a selected list of ensineerina: work and buildincr construction with which thc personnel of this Corporation have been identified as principals: Metropolitan Life. Kew Torlc. N. T. Sears. Untburk & Co.. Cliirano. 111. Electrical L)l■^t.■loI1rllellI & Tuwcr House. Toronto. Can¬ ada ; NIatfuru Kalb. N. Y. Bio de Jaiifiro TratmvavB & Uglit Sc. Tower riant, Itlo de Janeiro, Urazll. Hotel St. Items. .\f\v ^<.rk. V. Y. Hotel Tan. New Haven ("onn. San Antunlo Land & IrrUaUon. San Antonio, Tex. JlTeTlrn. NortliwoBtpm R. Tt., El Paso, Tex. M.-trnpnlhan Srnet Uallway. New York, N, T. I'ni.l.nriul l-llc. -Wwark. N. .1. Vi.i.ui It- K Sluli.tn. Cohiinhiia. O. OiiKl^iiid Nttthiiiul liank. Oakland. Cal. llaniliiiia TiacUuu A: Ll«Ll & I'ower Plant, Barce¬ lona. .'^I'nin. Vk'v»[ ITnil Street rtallway SysTcm. Hogton. Maas. Dominiuu Coal Co. i'laut, ^u^a ScuUa, Canada Union nallroad Station, Washincton. D. C. ^VarlamaUl■^ Uuildiuya, New York, N. Y.. acd Phlla- delnlila. Pa- Sao Taulo Tramway & Light & Power Plant, Sao Paul... Itrazll. New Eriuhiinl Cas & Cnke Plant. Everett. Maas. W'titlilimlnn Pump Works, llarri.son. N J. Union I!ank of Canada. Winn 1 [peg, Canada. Mucunanla Iterrigeralur Co.. Jersey City, N. J. Correspondence is invited from Sub-Contractors and Manufacturers in order that they may be listed at once in the estimating and purchasing files. Hedden-Pearson-Starrett Corporation UKCOllD AAD UtlDi: IS IN ITS FlFXXliTU YliAIl OF CU^TIMJOUS PUBLICATION.