Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-20
PERMIT
GRANTED Y. W. [. 4.

The building department last weeI
granted fifty-nine permits. which pro
vided for $4T5. 727 worth of work. The
figure is the largest that has beer
granted for buildings and general re-
pairs by the department this year.
During the corresponding week of last
year seventy-three permits were
granted. for a total of 1896, 112 worth of
work.
The largest permit was issued to the
Young Women's Christian Association
for the erection of a $3.50, 900 association
building at $3.50 Washington street.
The building will be a five-story con-
crete block structure. The frontage will
be 183 feet 7 inches and the depth 60
feet. G. b. Post & Sons, of New
York, are the architects and V. J.
Hedden & Sons are the contractors.
A permit for s52,497 was granted to
the Firemen's Insurance Company to
erect a two-story brick addition to
their present building. at Broad and
Market streets. The Buerman IN
vestment Company will build two brick
apartment-houses at 33O-336 Belmont
e to cost $4S, 900, n Matthew
Kotsch and w. f. Hopping will erect
two frame dwellings at 61-63 Weequa-
hic avenue to cost $4,000.
Manufacturing interests are repre-
scented by two permits, one issued to
the C. Roberts Rubber Company to
alter its brick factory at 202-214 New
street. The estimated cost is $3.50;
the other was granted to Long X
Koch TO erect a brick factory at 109-
Ill Tichenor street to cost $1,000.
The permits fer the week for $1,000
and more are as follows:
First Ward-Essex and orange streets,
brick store owner Harry Coleman; esti-
mated cost, 5000. 7i-75 Orange street, al
terations TO brick store aud dwelling; oT5n-
err. Harry Coleman; estimated cost, 3.iBe.
57-5g. Washington street concrete block
clubhouse; owner, Young Wonlen's Chris
tian Associations; estimated cost, $4,000
Fourth Ward-2l6 Market street, altera-
tons to brick loft building; owner. W. i;
Bilman; estimated cost, $1,000. 7So-7s2
Broad street, alterations to brick office
building; owner, Firemen,s Insurance
COMPANY; estimated cost. $50. 497.
Seventh Ward-202-214 New street, alter
atoms to brick factory; owner. G. Rob
erts Rubber Company; COST.
Ninth ward-169 Johnson avenue. frame
dwelling;. owner. o.. II. Lehollzke: esti-
mated cost, $500. 21 Peshine avenue.
frame dwelling; owner Louis Pasquale;
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frame dwelling; owner. c. w. Sttle; est
mated cost. $500. 10S-110 Elizabeth ave
nue, two frame dwellings; owner, El.is
Himber; estimated cost, 81. 900. Elizabeth
avenue and Earl street. frame store and
dwelling; owner, Ellis Himber; estimated
cost, 81, 600. 6l-63 Weequahic avenue, two
frame dwellings: owners. Mathew Kotsch
and w. F. Hopping: estimated cost. $1,000.
Tenth Ward-109-l11 Tichenor street.
brick factory; owner. Long e. Koch; esti-
mated cost. $500.
Thirteenth Ward-S84 South Orange ave-
nue., frame store and dwelling; owner,
Thomas Trawzone; estimated cost, $4,000.
6 Columbia street. frame dwelling; owner,
Lawrence Casperson; estimated cost. 5000.
$40 South Thirteenth street, ralne dwell
ing: owner, Alvin H.. Rutan; estimated
cost, $500. IT'S south Tenth street. brick
dwelling; owner. Mahlon s.. Drake; esti-
mated cost, $500. $50 South Thirteenth
street, frame dwelling; owner, George w
Rhoades: estimated cost. $4,000.
Fourteenth Ward-462 Springfield avenue,
alterations to frame store and dwelling:
owner, G.. & J. Klein; estimated cost,
$1,000.
Sixteenth. Ward-390-336 Belmont avenue,
two brick dwellings: owner. Buermann IN
vestment Company: estimated cost, $4,000.
SO Hobson street. frame dwelling; owner,
Robert Y. Geyer; estimated cost. 5000.