Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-04-13
SPRING BUILDING
ACTIVITY BEGINS

Fifty-two building permits, providing
for the expenditure for construction
work of s2O7, O51, were issued during he
past week, and exceeding the showing
of preceding weeks, indicates that the
spring building activity is getting into
full blast.
A permit granted to I. Sanford and
L. Solamine to erect an apartment
house and store at Fourteenth avenue
and Bergen street, costing $4,000, was
the largest on the list.
The majority of the permits granted
provided for the erection of dwelling
and apartment houses. G. Buecino
will build a brick apartment house at
III Clifton avenue to cost $40. 200, and
Joseph Sewitella will erect three frame
dwellings, at s95-401 Hunterdon street
to cost $4,000.
Four frame dwellings will be erected
by Charles Goldberg at 1921 Brookdale
avenue to cost $4,000 and a frame
dwelling to cost $4,000 will be built by
Edward Schneider at 10 Cedar avenue.
Amusement interests are represented
by a permit issued to the Elgin Realty
Company to erect a brick moving-pic-
ture theatre at 459 Orange street to
cost So, 100. A permit was granted to
the Otis Elevator Company to install
five esculators in the new Bamberger
building at Market and Halsey streets
to cost $4,000.
Manufacturing interests are repre-
sented by a permit granted TO Winter
bottom & Van Houten to build a brick
factory at IS Elm street to cost $4,000.
Permits for the week for 81 1000 and
more are as follows:
Second Ward-Market and Halsey streets,
the new Bamberger building, five escu-
Fourth ,Ward-11s-1l5 Lafayette street,
G{E omspany e%le es E SW eosf. . qtis Elevator
Seventh Ward-13S Summit street. brick
store and dwelling; owner John Lessa;
Eighth Wardg55S~552 Highland avenue.
tim ma pe cost. &, 5 SSnf 58is-5ss ParE E,si'e Street.
t thaa q dpg eest, ss. SSneF 70 & Grafton Al a'l a9Gn Ss.
frame beer hottling works; owner, Jacob
Schmidt; estimated cost. $3.50.
Tenth Ward-19 Garrison avenue, rane
dwelling; owner, Charlotte Ganch; esti-
mated cost, s.. 500. Sc Elm street. brick
factory; owner Winterbott6o to- = Van
wick street, brick dwelling: owner. Alex
ander Menza; estimated cost. 5000.
Eleventh Ward-127 South Fourteenth
street. brick electric sub-station: owner.
Public Service Electric Company; estt-
mated cost, 25,0G0. 40 South Fourteenth
street, frame dwelling; owner, Otto Bernz;
estimated cost. SO. 800, 459 Orange street;
brick moving picture theatre; owner, III
gin Realty Company; estimated cost,
So, $50.
Thirteenth Ward-47 Chelsea avenue,
hollow tile dwelling; owner, Andrew and
Mary Binn; stimated cost, 5000. go
Fourteenth avenue. frame dwelling; own
er, Otto Bernz: estimated cost. $500.
Mountain View and Chelsea avenues.
frame dwelling; owner, Elizabeth G. Blair:
estimated cost, $500. ia Smith street,
frame dwelling; owner. r. j. Gribbin; es-
timated cost. 81, 500. 1882 Brookdale ave-
nue., four frame dwellings,; owner, Charles
Goldberg; estimated cost, $4,000. 10 Cedar
avenue. frame dwelling; owner, Edward
Schneider; estimated cost. $1,000. II Cedar
avenue. frame dwelling; owner, Maria I'M
hof; estimated cost. st, 1000.
Fourteenth Ward-Bergen street and
Fourteenth avenue. brick store and dwell
ing; owner, I. Sanford and L.. Solamfne;
estimated cost, $4,000. 395-401 Hunterdon
street, three frame dwellings; owner, Jo-
seph Lewitella: estimated cost. $1S, 800.
Fifteenth Ward-127 Clifton avenue, brick
dwelling; owner, G. Bucclno; estimated
cost, $1,000.
Sixteenth Ward-77S-7So South Tenth
street. frame dwelling; owner. Fred H..
Buchler; estimated cost, $1,000.