The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-12-30


dwellings in thiy ward. three OF which
cost over $500 each, and IL over 5000
eaeh. a.Lffeen permits for add.tl)ns
was granted.
Some important buildings here are built
by Ri. Rev. Matthew Harkins addition
TO three-story wooden dwelling. $500.
Wanekuck company Branch avenue.
three-story brick factory, $4,000.
In Ward Four there were but Il
dwelling permits % OF which were for
alterations and IL were at a cost OF over
5000, There were " permits for other
buildings, 81 OF which were for altera-
tions and 2l OF the structures cost over
5000. or AT least that sum. There were
lS over $4,000.
Some OF the bigger Fourth Ward per-
mits include these
T r. Peck. Meadow street addition 10
one-story brick factory. $1,000
Young Woman's Christian association,
Washington and Jackson streets. six
story brick association rooms. $4,000.
Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing com
psny. Edith and Calais streets, ,two-story
brick and steel factory. $4,000,
Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing com
pany Edith street. four-story brick and
steel addition for storage $4,000
Brown and Sharpe Manufacturing com
pany one-story brick and steel foundry,
$4,000.
Boston Store Land company, Fulton
and Eddy streets. three story brick store.
s20. 600.
Westminster Real Estate company,
Westminster and symonds streets. one-
story brick addition. $4,000.
FIFTH WARD.
Brown & Sharpe Mfg Co. Holden
street. six-story brick addition to fac
tory. $50. 600
James Hanley Aborn street. four story
brick factory, $50. 900.
Brown & Sharpe Mfg. Co. Bead street.
one-story brick and iron addition. s25, 900.
Lederer Realty corporation. Washington
and Clemence street. one and two-story
brick store and office building. 100000
City OF Providence Pond and Summer
streets. Technical High school addition,
FIVE stories brick. $3.50 600
II. l.. Bowler 14S and l49 Westminster
street one and two-story brick and stone
stores. $4,000.
The Fifth ward had 81 dwellings. 81
being for alteration 20 being for build
ings over $4,000. There were SO other
building permits. l3 for alterations and
six permits were I'm the $4,000 class. In
this ward one OF the biggest buildings
was that OF the Providence Gas Co,
Blackstone street one story brick pump
ing station, 10000
The Seventh ward had Sc buildings 25
being for alterations and 20 were over
$1,000. There were other buildings. nine
alterations. two OF them being over $1,000
in cost
I'm this ward were the following: City
of Providence addition TO fire station on
Greenwich street one. two and three
story structure. $4,000; Mechanical Fabric
company. Cromwell street. three story
brick addition 10 mandatory, 10000
IN WARD EIGHT.
There were l55 buildings In the Eighth
ward. 81 dwellings and 81 others and 81
permits for alterations were granted
Some OF the buildings
City OF Providence Webster avenue,
three-story brick school Guiding 10000
City OF Providence. Central Street Fire
station. two-story brick addition. Sl50o.
Atlantic Mills. Manton avenue, one-story
brick addition 20 factory. $4,000.
Atlantic Mills. Hartford avenue one
story brick dye house. $4,000
In the Ninth l2s permits for building
were issued, 81 being for alterations, and
of which IL were at a cost OF over 5000
These are Ninth ward contributions:
l. Vaughn Co, rear 1856 Westminster
street. three-story brick workshop. $4,000
American Woolen company. rear 20
Eagle street, one and two-story brick ad-
'dition to manufacturing building. $4,000
Frank \. Waterman Fountain and Gar
gill streets. two-story brick stable, $1,000
The Tenth ward had 100 new structures,
including 81 additions or alterations.
Some of the new buildings there arc de-
scrbed below:
American Wooden company, Manton
avenue. two-story brick manufacturing
building. $4,000.
Parish OF our Lady Of Lourdes. Oak
wood and Carleton streets, thrce-story
school, church and dwelling-brick 5000
Valley street. three-story brick and steel
automotile factory. $l25odo.
American Woolen company, on Aleppo
street two-story brick office building,
$1S.0Co..