Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-03-23
.SLOWEsT WEEK
IN BUILDING DEPT

For the week ending yesterday the
building department closed the
slowest week so far this year. Fifty
four permits We're issued, which pro-
vided for s1O7, 461 in construction work.
For the same period last year the
building department granted sixty-four
permits. which provided for $426,220 in
building work.
Most of the permits this week pro-
vided for alteration work to dwellings.
The largest permit was issued to Harry
Kolodin to erect an apartment house
at 113-115 Washington avenue, to cost
$50. 900. Automobile interests were
represented by the Glenwood Garage
Company, who will build brick re-
pair shop at S42 Sixth avenue, to cost
$4,000. Manufacturing interests are
represented by a permit for $1,000,
which was granted Fl. A Strohmeyer,
who Will alter his concrete factory
building at 1853 Fifth street
Permits for the week for $1,000 and
more are as follows:
Third Ward-16l Broome street brick
store; owner Samuel and David Konhn; ];
Fourth Ward--GO Tichenor street, altera-
tons to frame store and dwelling; owner
David Smor; estimated cost, $2OOO. ~ COM
merce street, brick storage house; owner,
Donner Denholtz; estimated cost, S2,OOO
Newark City Dock, brick and concrete
electric lighting station owner, PUBIC ser ser
vice Electric Company; estimatseu es eos.,
81 800. 126 Commerce street. brick store
owner, Philip Krimke; estimated cost
''iif Fifth ward-233- -2s5 Lafayette street
brick store and dwelling; owner, Amela
Fl. Wallin; estimated cost, $4,000.
Sixth Ward-Morris avenue and Cabinet
street brick store and dwelling;;o j. ooW owner; a
Mrs. c. Walsh; estimated cost, sS'v0; 49, ~
j J. Smith; estimated cost, 30, 4Vo $40
South Twelfth street. frame dwelling;
owner, James c. Schuberts & Sons; estl-
Ninth Ward-1C51 Hunterdon street, frame
dwelling; owner. Patrick McDonough;. esti-
mated cost. $5 coo. Mcclellan street, altera-
owner, National Cart Gas Company esti-
mated cost 1920. S23 Hunterdon street.
brick shop; owner, Charles A. Moosbrug-
ger; estimated cost, 5000 10 sherman
poete; estimated cost, $1,000 III Milford
avenue: alterations to brick automoble re-
pair shop owner, William II. Preston; esti-
Eighth Ward-113-115 washington avenue,
brick dwelling; owner, Harry Kolodin; es-
timated cost $4,000
Tenth Ward-395 Chestnut street, brick
store and dwelling: owner, Yincenzo AL
tersoi; estimated cost, $500.
Eleventh Ward-342 Sixth avenue, brick
automobile repair shop; owner, Glenwood
Garage Company: estimated cost, 5000.
459 Central avenue, alterations to brick
store and dwelling owner, Joseph j. Mes
ser; estimated cost S1,400. 1863 Fifth street,
alterations to concrete factory; owner Fl.
II. Strohmeyer; estimated cost 5000
Thirteenth Ward-510-512 Springfield ave
nue., alterations to frame store and dwell
ing; owner. r. Davis: estimated cost 2,500.
601 South Seventeenth street, frame dwell
ing; owner, NJ Novak, estimated cost,
IS, 500.
Fourteenth Ward-154 South Orange ave-
nue., brick warehouse: owner, Philip Schill.
estimated cost $1,000.
Sixteenth Ward-Springfield avenue and
South Sixth street, alterations to frame
store and dwelling; owner, Trussel Broth
ers; estimated cost, s2000.