Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1910-02-12
GREAT BUILDING
GAIN IS SHOWN IN
WEEKS PERMITS
Operations Aggregating $780,
$40 TO Begin, and City's
Fees Amount to S7i2.

be launched at the earliest possible mo-
ment Seventy-eight permits were
granted, as against forty-three the pre-
Vious week. The fees for the city build
ing department totaled for the past
week $712.50
One of the largest permits drawn was
for $4,000 in the name of Joseph L.
Feibleman for the purpose of remod-
cling the old Machinery Hall at 3S3-
S91 Washington street. 1t is planned
10 make moving picture show house
out of the building.
Permits granted this week follow:
First WARDS Central avenue, Mrs
f. Strauss owner, store and dwelling,
estimated cost 81 500. -
Second Ward-64 Market street, =
Bergamo, alteratic rs to store, est-
mated cost $500; S27 Broad street, Boice
d Boimeister owners, alterations to
store, estimated cost $500; 36S Washing
ton street, Oscar Weimer owner, alter
ations to store and dwelling, estimated
cost $500; 3S3-391 Washington street
Joseph l.. Febleman owner, alterations
to theatre, estimated cost $4,000: i'll
Washington street, f. j. Harrison
owner, store and dwelling, estimated
cost $1,000
w l.
Gariinkcl owner, alterations TO fac
Tory, estimated cost Sl,2O0; 249 Prince
street, Louis Greendoffer owner, store
and dwelling, estimated cost $500: 1SS
Springfield avenue, Jacob Kleinberg
owner, alterations store and dwelling,
estimate1 cost $500; 1856 Springfield ave-
nue., Samuel Spingarn owner, store and
dwelling, estimated cost $1,000.
Fourth Ward--279 Mulberry street, j.
Goldstein owner, alterations to store
and dwelling, estimated cost $500; Mar
ket and Alling streets, Pennsylvania
Railroad Company owner, alterations to
offices, estimated cost $780, 500 Broad
street, Progressive Investment Com
pany owner, alterations to Office build
ing, estimated cost $4,000; 206- -20S-210
Mulberry street, James M. Seymour
owner. store and dwellings, estimated
cost $4,000; lib Front street Niles
w. Baney & Bro. owner blacksmith
shop estimated cost $1,000; 10 South
street, Mrs. L. j. Oakley owner, frame
dwelling, estimated cost $4,000.
Fifth Ward-S6 Ferry street. NJ.
Greenbergoner, alterations to store,
estimated cost $3.50; 41-411a Ferry street,
John. E. Osborne owner. frame store
and dwelling. estimated cost 5000
Sixth Ward-16S-170 Fairmount ave-
nue., St Joseph's Church, owner, alter
ations to chapel, estimated cost $4,000.
Seventh Ward-109 Hartford street.
b. Gras owner, alterations to- store and
dwelling, estimated cost $500; 30 South
Orange avenue, Isaac Beck owner, al
terations to store and dwelling, esti-
mated cost $500; % Lemon street,
Nicholas and Joseph Ciccone owners,
alterations to store and dwelling, esti-
mated cost 81 200; 81 Sheffield street
Giovanni Pascone owner, alterations to
dwelling, estimated cost $3.50.
Eighth Ward-612 Mt. Prospect ave-
nue.. Miss S. Anderson owner, frame
dwelling, estimated cost $4,000; $50
Bloomfield avenue, Vensensa Mela
owner, alterations to store and dwell
ing, estimated cost 500; 32 Hinsdale
place. Sutphen & Waters owners,
rstable, estimated cost $1,000.
I Ninth Ward--623-627 South Belmont
VENUE, Glasson, Satin & Silberman
Hners, seven frame dwellings,, esti-
kated cost $4,000; 12S-130- 132-134 John
| IN avenue, Brooks e. Lobel owners,
I(ur frame dwellings, estimated cost
$4,000: 306 Johnson avenue, Mrs. j. C.
fhamberlane owner, alterations to
}arn, estimated cost $1,000.
] Tenth Ward-126 East Kinney street,
NIaufherr & Co. own 5, alterations to
store estimated cost $1,S00; Newark
Bay front, the Texas Company owner,
frame warehouse, estimated cost $1,S00;
Newark Bay front the Texas Com
pany owner, boiler house and stable, |
estimated cost $1,700; Johnson avenue
and Railroad avenue, Chapel Bros.
Company owner, alterations to factory,
estimated cost $500; d3 Pacific street, |
George II. Nugent owner brick store, |
estimated cost 81 400: southwest corner
of Adams and Walnut streets, Eliza |
beth McEntee owner, store and dwell |
ing, estimated cost $500; 35-37 New
York avenue. A. Strauss & Co. owners, !
brick factory. estimated cost $4,000
Eleventh Ward-1S3 North Fourth
street. j. Fischer owner, frame dwell |
ing, estimated cost $1,000.
Twelfth Ward-236 Ferry street, Max
Schweder owner. alterations TO store, |
estimated cost $780, Hamburg place, /
Pennsylvania RailF ad owner. four
runways, estimated / >st $500; 105 Bow |
ery street, the Joseph Henser Brewingi
Company owner, store and dwelling, |
estimated cost $1,000; Bowery street.
Jacob Plena owner, alterations to store
and dwelling, estimated cost 5000; 122- |
1a4 Brill street, Simon Blum owner, |
shop, estimated cost $500; II <omorn |
street, e. p Schmidt owner. altera-
tions to printing shop, estimated cost
$500; 257 Ferry street, Joseph Rosen-
field owner alterations to shed. esti-
mated cost 500
Thirteenth Ward-Northeast corner
Springfield avenue and South Severn
teenth street. i. Wackstein owner,
store and dwelling. estimated cost
$1,000; s66-s7O Springfield avenue, e.
Heyman owner. alterations to store andA
dwelling. estimated cost $1.50O; 41 Nine
teenth avenue. William Heyecli owner,
alterations to dwelling. estimated cost
$500; 12S Seventeenth avenue, William
Herda owner, frame dwelling, estimated
cost $4,000; Howell place, Arthur d.
Crane owner. frame dwelling, estimated
cost $4,000; 54S-556 South Eleventh
street Newark Frame Manufacturing
Company owners, factory, estimated
cost $4,000; 104 Norwood street, C. i.
Lehman owner frame dwelling. esti-
mated cost $1.500; 9s Norwood street,
C. Mueller owner, frame dwelling, esti-
mated cost $500
Fourteenth Ward-3S5 Springfield ave-
nue, ], Singer owner, photograph gal
ery. estimated cost $1,000: 299 South
al,