Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-06-24
BUILDING PERMITS FOR
WEEK TOTAL S25S,OOO.
Plans for Fast Line Terminal
Are Filed.

Building permits calling for an ex-
penditure of 1888, 712 were issued from
the building department for the week
ending yesterday. Plans for the ter
minal station afor the new electric fast
line railway from Newark to New York
were among those granted. The ter
minal is to be of brick, 50 feet long, 81
feet wide and 80 feet high. The cost is
estimated at $50, 900. j. Nathaniel Glass
was granted a permit to build a factory
to cost $4,000 at PIG High street.
The other permits follow:
First Ward-216 High street, brick fac
tory; n J doo Nathaniel Glass; estl-
railroad terminal station; owner Penn
sylvania Railroad Company; timated
cost, $50, 1000.
to brick synagogue; owner, Adas Israel
Congregation; estimated cost, $1,000. South
west corner Waverly avenue and wings
ton street. brick store and dwelling;
owner, A. G~lassner: estimated cost, S7,000.
26 Rankin street, brick factory; owner,
Morris Horner; estimated cost, 5000. iol-
1913 Morton street, brick store; owner,
Jacob Denburs; estimated cost, $2;Wo.
156-15S Waverly avenue, frame dwelling
owner, A. Glassner; estimated cost, 50 900.
Fifth Ward-1S3-135 Adams street, brick
store and dwelling: owner. Pasquale Cas-
talile: estimated cost, $4,000.
Eighth Ward-Northwest corner Belle
vile and Second avenues. brick store,
5000. IS Highland avenue, frame dwell,
ing: owner, Joseph De Trolls; estimated
cost, 81, 500. Montclair and Woodside ave
nnes, frame dwelling; owner A oo caila an
Philip E.. Fink; estimated cost, $1,000.
Ninth Ward-173 Elizabeth avenue,
frame dwelling; owner. Joseph Bergman,
estimated cost. $4,000.
Tenth Ward-427 Chestnut street, brick
dwelling, owner, Juoyanne L~aayenz9nan
street, two frame dwellings; owner, Otto
Koenig; estimated cost, $1,000. 342-3ii
Chestnut street. alterations to frame sa-
Improvement Company: estimated cost,
81, 400. 1912 Nichols street, brick store and
dwelling; owner, Giuseppe Cialesei esti-
mated cost. $4,000.
vile avenues, concrete fence; owner,
Board of Education; estimated cost, $4,5si.
37S-3S0 Sixth avenue. brick bowling alleys;
owner, Thomas ID. Smith; estimated cost,
81, 500.
Thirteenth Wa~rd-South Orange avenue
and Eighteenth street, alterations TO brick
Cemetery Company; estimated cost. 5000.
74-76 Halsted street, two frame dwelling
houses: owner, Antoniette Sopienza;. esti-
mated cost, $40, 600. Mt. View place, frame
mated cost, $4,000. AS Fifteenth avenue,
frame store and dwelling; owner. Paul
Wolf. cost, $S,O0O.
Fourteenth Ward-51 Bedford street.
brick garags n factory; owner, Anton
f. Miller; estimated cost. $1,000. South
west corner Fifteenth avenue ant South
Eighth street. alterations to frame store
and dwelling; owner, Joseph Kuschebaum:
estimated cost, 81. 200.
Fifteenth ward-69 Sixth avenue. altere-
tons to brick store and dwelling; owner.
Nicholas Braunetti; estimated cost. 81, 800.
Sixteenth Ward-12 Willoughby street,
frame. dwelling; owner, William f. Kirly;
estimated cost, $1,000. SS5 Hunterdon
10th; estimated cost, "a, 900. 1903 Hedden
terrace, frame dwelling: owners, Mary L.
and Frank Mink: estimated cost. s., 500.