Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-10-28
SHOW NEWARK'S
BUILDING BOOM CONTINUES.
Total Valuation Involved for
One Week Is $185,375.

Building permits granted during the
current week show that the building
boom started last week continued up
to yesterday. There was a falling off
of less than $4,000 in the amount in
volved in the permits granted. The
total is $1S5,375 for the present week.
against $1ss,1o5 last week.
The largest permit was for 1873, 600,
taken out by Barine Brothers for the
re 10 70. Mount Prospect avenue Two
SIS, 900 permits share second place. One
is for two stores and a !. wing pic
ture theatre at 645 Springfield avenue,
owned by Bernard Gluck, and the
other is for a row OF five dwellings,
being erected by the East Side Realty
Company at 81 to los Napoleon street.
Only five of the following twenty
eight permits are for amounts less
than $4,000:
First Ward-5SS Broad street. brick ga
rage; owner. j. c.. Eisele: estimated cost,
Sl2, 000. SO Orange street, alteration to brick
store and dwellings; owner, Joseph A. Rob
lnson; estimated cost, $500.
Second Wards MARKET street, one pas
senger and one freight elevator; owner,
Otis Elevator Company estimated cost,
50, $40.
Third Ward-45 Monmouth street, brick
factory; owner, h. Garfunkel; estimated
cost. $500. 81 Spruce street, alteration to
flame store and dNellingi owner, BasteH
Realty Company; estimated cost, $1,000.
Fifth Ward-460-62 Market street, %altera-
ton to brick factory; owner, Spratts Pat
street, alteration to frame store and dwell
ing; owner, Christian Schmidt; estimated
cost, $1,0OO.a
Seventh Ward-29 Morris avenue, frame
factory; owner, Blauvelt q Howell; esti-
mated cost, s3.525. Z to 13 Bond street,
BRICK mill, shop tor carpenters, etc. owner,
Trivitt & Walters Company estimated
Eighth Ward-5a1 clifton avenue. brick
dwelling owner soJ y ! 6; E biss estimated
ers: estimated cost, $685. 900.
Ninth 'Ward-29496 Runyon street, frame
schaefer; estimated cost, $1,000, S02-4,s Hill
side avenue, frame dwelling; owner, Frank
King; estimated cost, 800. % Mapes ave.
eng; frame co dTel Y 81 oS sGses,,d Pe GeEta Ke aSs.
nue.. two frdme buildings; owner, Henry
Schneider; estimated cost, 81, $50. 9S-1O2 Hill
side avenue. brick garage; owner, j. s.
Ripple; estimated cost, 81, 200.
Eleventh Ward-322 Bloomfield avenue,
frame store and dwelling; owner Jacob
/ @1hA - ~
Goerke & Co; estimated cost, $1,000. Il
Morris avenue. brick and stone blacksmith
shop and stable owner, j. S. Geiger's Sons
estimated cost. $1,000.
Twelfth Ward-1S1 Kossuth street, brick
factory: owner, The Celluoid Company; es-
timated cost, $4,000, 40-42 Christie street,
alteration to steel factory; owner Chris.
tian Feigenspan; estimated cost, $1,000. 81
to 1O5 Napoleon street, five hollow tile
dwellings; owner, East Side Realty Com
thirteenth WAREHOUSES Columbia ave-
nue.. three frame dwellings; owner. Harry
NJ. Cox; estimated cost. $4,000. 6o Spring
field avenue, brick stores and moving picture
theatre; owner. Bernard Gluck; estimated
cost. $4,000. q Marion avenue, frame
dwelling; owner, Susan Mex. Deckman
estimated cost, 1880. ~226-2S-9O South
Orange avenue. brick janitor's room ant
toilet; owner, the Home for the Friend
less. estimated cost. $1,000.
Sixteenth Ward-921 South Nineteenth
street. franz dwelling; owner, Arthur r
Schaaf; estimated cost, $4,500. 1891 Pc
shine avenue, frame dwelling; owner, UnioI
Statrbuilding %Companyi estimated cost
IS, 900.