Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-07-02
$4,000 DWELLING
PERMIT LARGEST
ISSUED THIS WEEK
Total Operations Contemplated,
According to Official Figures,
Is $I82,253.

During the week ndlng yesterday the
| building department of the city issued
permits for buildings to the value OF
1882, 25S. A four-story dwelling, of
brick. to be erected at the northeast
corner of Orange and Gray streets,
costing $40, 900, made the largest indi-
vidual item on the list. Three three
story frame dwellings will be built by
the Enterprise Building Company at
1868 Grafton avenue. The estimated
cost of these buildings is put at $4,000.
Other building permits granted in
the different wards follow:
Second Wards Baldwin street,
three-story brick dwelling, owner ]. r.
Strack, estimated cost $4,000.
hire Ward-30 Thirteenth venue,
frame dwelling, owner Eugene Dotto,
estimated cost 5000.
Fourth Ward-516 Mulberry street,
alterations to frame store and dwell
ing, owner Home Brewing Company,
estimated cost $4,000; city dock, altera-
tons to electric plant, owner Public
Service Corporation of New Jersey. es-
timated cost $1,000; $40 Broad street,
alterations to brick moving picture
show, oWner M. Sire, estimated cost
$500.
Sixth Ward-Northwest corner South
Eleventh street and Thirteenth ave-
nue., three-story frame dwelling, owner
j. Passenger, estimated cost $4,000; 8
Eleventh avenue. frame dwelling al
teration, owner Ernest Storsberg, es-
timated cost 81, 000.
Seventh Ward-2S0 Bank street, al
terations to brick store Inc dwelling,
owner r. A.. Darrell, estimated cost
$2,4O0; 81 Hoyt street. brick meeting
room alterations, owner Giuseppe BIZ
anchi, estimated cost $500.
Eighth Ward-22S North Second
street, three-story frame dwelling,
Kruvant & Co. owner, estimated cost
$4,000; 27-29-31 Washington venue, three
two-and-one-half-story frame dwell
ings, owner j. B. jacobson, estimated
cost SIG, 500; 16O-162 Grafton avenue,
three-story frame store and dwelling,
owner Enterprise Building Company,
estimated cost $4,000; 154-156-15S Graf
ton avenue, three three-story frame
dwellings, owner Enterprise Building
Company. estimated cost $4,000; Lake
street and Grafton avenue, two-and-
one-half-story frame dwelling, owner
William Lyons, estimated cost $500.
Ninth Ward-11-15 Mapes place, two
Observation-Disclosures frame dwell
ings, owner Joseph j. Rafter, estimated
cost $40, 750; north sid Mapes avenue,
fifty feet east of Hawthorne avenue,
MISUNDERSTANDING frame dwelling,
owner Ernest Ludwig, estimated cost
$4,000; 122 Pennsylvania avenue, frame
dwelling, owner Morris Ham, estimat-
ed cost 1920.
Tenth Ward-357-S59 Thomas street,
one-story brick carpenter shop n
mill, owner Genovese & Santo Co., esti-
mated cost 81, 900; 1877 Miller street,
.two-and-one-half-story frame dwelling,
owner Charles A. Schofeld, estimated
cost $1,000.
Eleventh Ward-362 Sussex avenue,
one-and-one-half-story frame garage.
owner H. II. Cook, estimated cost 1908;
500 North Ninth street, one-story franz
dwelling, owner Vito Paleornio, esti-
mated cost $500; northeast corner Or
ange and Gray streets, four-story brick
dwelling. owner Mary A. Martin, esti-
mated cost $4,000.
Twelfth Ward-32 Lister avenue,
alterations to cut stone working plant,
owner Central Railroad Company Of
New Jersey, estimated cost 1000; Mar
| BdT6lId ana WARY StTectSt tWO-StoAy
cement brick stable, owner Brash &
Acker, estimated cost 50, 00O.
thirteenth Wards Finlay place,
two-and-one-half story frame dwelling.
owner Karasick and Meinket, esti-
mated cost $500.
Fourteenth Ward-232 Springfield
avenue, brick store and dwelling alter
ations, owner G. Kreuger, estimated
cost $3.50; 1890 Belmont avenue, two
story cement brick stable and shed,
owner william ~Filipowicz, estimated
cost $500.
Sixteenth Ward-2S, 80 and 80 Bragaw
avenu three two-and-one-half-story
frame dwellings, owner Samuel & Price,
estimated cost SIS, 900; 56 Seymour We
nue., one-story frame garage, owner
John Rile, estimated cost $S40; 1874
Hawthorne emu alterations to frame
store n dwelling, owner Max Libor
noff, estimated cost 5000; SO Fairview
avenue, frame dwelling alterations. es-
timated cost 5000; SO Fairview avenue,
two-story frame stable and shed. owner
Michael Eisenstein, estimated cost $500;
S55 South Thirteenth street, two-story
frame dwelling, owner Mersfelder Con-
struction Company, estimated cost,
$4,000; 27h Winans avenue, frame
dwelling alterations, owner Joseph
Kronglin, estimated cost $500; 800 Ber-
gen street. three-story frame dwelling.
owner Harry S~tonimsky, estimated cost
$4,000.