Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-21
CITY BUILDING PERMITS
TRIPLE WITHIN ONE WEEK.
Two, New Places of Worship
Are Called For.

Permits for both new work and re-
pairs and alterations were granted in
larger numbers this week than for some
time. The total of permits for more
than $1,000 aggregated more than three
times the total of the preceding week,
namely, $~1SS,1O5.
A handsome $2S. 900 residence being
built for Mrs. Mary Campbell at 474-76
Parker street, near Ballantine Park
way, is the largest called for in the
twenty eight permits. Two places of
worship are included this week, one at
70 Roseville avenue, to be occupied by
the congregation of the ST. Thomas's
Episcopal Church; the other, at Second
avenue and Garside street, to be dedi-
Gated as the Second Church of Christ,
Scientists.
Two rows Of 5000 dwellings each are
going up, one at 1859 South Twelfth
street, and one at 410-14 South Sixth
street. A storehouse costing $4,000 Is
being added to the plant of the Lister
Agricultural Chemical Works at Lister
avenue, near Joseph street. This is the
second largest permit of the week. A
$40, 900 building is also being added to
the leather factory of Max Hertz. at
6S-100 Oliver street. The permits fol-
low:
First Ward-472 Broad street, alterations
to brick lunchroom; owner, Joseph Goetz;
estimated cost. Sl,400. "a Eighth avenue,
frame and brick stable and shed; owners,
Brady & Schall; estimated cost, $1,000,
SOP High street, alterations to brick store
and dwelling; owner, William Goldsticker;
Second wards Springfield avenue,
alterations to brick store and dwelling;
owner, +. Reibold; estimated cost, 5000.
Fourth Ward-161 Commerce street, brick
store and dwellings; owner, B. Sangla-
como: estimated cost, $4,000. PAS Market
street, alterations to brick store and
office; owners, Brant g. Borden. estimated
brick beef house wner A. Maybaum &
Sons; estimated cost, $500.
Fifth Ward-92 Madison street. brick
machine shop; owner. Patrick j. Kelly;
estimated cost, $1,000.
Seventh Ward-137 Sussex avenue, CON
crete brick stable; owner, Norris Her
bert; estimated cost, $1,000.
Eighth Ward-474-476 Parker street, brick
and hollow tile dwelling, owner, Mary
Campbell; estimated cost, $2S,00O. 903 Lake
street, frame dwellingt owner. r. A.
nue. and Garside street, brick church
owner, Second Church of Christ. Scientist;
estimated cost, $1,000.
Ninth Ward-1 Watson avenue. frame
stores; owner, Nathan Pallant; estimated
cost, $500. "a Miller street, frame dwell
ing; owner, William Hahn; estimated
cost. $500. 1888 Clinton avenue, altera-
tons to brick dwelling owner, Julia C..
jacob, estimated cost. 81, 300.
Tenth W~ard-6S-100 Oliver street, brick
factory; owner, la Hertz; estimated
cost, $4,000.
Eleventh Ward-447-449 North Fifth
street, brick dwelling; owner. Eliza FLIP
pone; estimated cost, $1,000. 500 Nortr
Sixth street, frame store and dwelling.
owner, Angelo Music; estimated cost,
81. 500. 70 ROseville avenue, frame church;
owner, ST. Thomas's Church; estimated
Twelfth Ward-Llster avenue, near Jo-
owner. Lister Agricultural Chemical
Works: estimates cost. $4,000.
Thirteenth Ward-37t South Orange ave-
nue.. brick moving picture house; owners,
Zaperkor e Buechler; estimated cost.
So, 900. 4l0-12-14 South Sixteenth street.
three frame dwellings; owner. Alliance
Construction Company; estimated cost,
SIS. 900. 1877 Alexander street, frame dwell
ing; owner, r. 3. Neu; estimated cost,
dwellings: owner, New York and New
Jersey Development Company. estimated
cost, 5000. Til Pin Grove terrace, two
frame dwellings; owner, New York ana
New Jersey Development Company estl-
mated cost, 5000.
Fifteenth Ward-29 Clifton avenue, alter
atoms to brick store and dwelling, oWner'
Antonio Cerrato; estimated cost. 5000.
Sixteenth Ward-776<7s-S2 South Twelftn
street, three frame dwellings; owner
Mersfelder Construction Company esti-
mated cost, S15,0N. $685. Farley avenue.
dwelling: owner, George keiler'
estimated cost, 5000