Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-03-30
HEAVIEST WEEK IN
BUILDING PERMITS

Granting seventy-one permits which
provided for s1S2,63 in construction
work for the week ending yesterday.
the building department closed one of
the heaviest weeks so far this year.
But with the large amount of building
which is being done in all parts of the
city the estimated cost is far below
the amount for the same period last
year. The number of the permits
granted is larger, but the cost is much
lower. For the same period last year
sixty-seven permits were issued which
provided for 1926, All in building work.
The largest permit this week was
granted to Abraham GIassner to erect
an apartment house at 301-303 Broad
street, TO cost $4,000.
Amusement interests are represented
by three permits. The Metropolitan
Realty Company will erect a brick
theatre at 400 Springfield avenue to
cost SIS, 600, and two brick moving
picture theatres win be built by
Thomas W. Walsh and the Progressive
Investment Company. The first named
party will built at 81 Hamburg place.
the building material will be concrete
block and the estimated cost is $4,000.
The latter will build at Emmett street
and Frelinghuysen avenue. The build
ing will be a brick structure and will
cost $4,000.
John Mulligan will build a brick
storage house at log Arlington street
to cost $1,000 and five frame dwelling
houses will be erected by Green & Cen
nett at 1929 Norwood street, to cost
$10,O 900.
The permits for the week for 81, 900
and more are as follows:
First Ward-301-303 Broad street. brick
dwelling: owner, Abraham Glessner; esti-
mated cost. 10000.
Second Ward-1O6 Arlington street. brick
storage house; owner. John Mulligan; esti-
Third Ward-lO6 Montgomery street,
brick store; owner, Joseph Weinberg; esti-
mated cost. $1,000. 46-4S Charlton street,
alterations to frame dwelling; owner, Bo-.
lestown Gabinski. estimated cost. S1,0SO.
terations to hollow tile dwelling; owner,
Mrs. Barnes; estimated cost, $I.5OO. q
East Park street alterations to brick
dwelling; owner, B. F. Seudder; estimated
Sixth Ward-@ Littleton avenue. frame
dwelling; owReF e. od Alexander 3 Tier J.; Milmoei
frame dwelling; owner, Lorenz Stoept; es-
timated cost, 81. $50.
Ninth Ward-S26 johnson avenue. frame
dwelling; owners. c. c. Chamberlin and
J. F. Chapman; estimated cost, 81, 500. EN-
met street and Frelinghuysen avenue,
brick m~oving-picture theatre; owner,
Progressive Investment Company; esti-
mated cost, 5000. 40 Conklin avenue,
frame dwelling; owner, Josephine *. Ron
bal: stimate cost, $4,000.
Tenth Wards Nichols street. brick
store and dwelling; owner, Dimenzo Can
talupo; estimated cost. $1,000.
Eleventh Ward-17 South Ninth street,
frame dwelling; owner. 5. Kosloff; esti-
mated cost, $1,000.
Twelfth Ward-37 Hamburg place, con-
crete block moving-picture theatre; owner,
Thomas NJ. Walsh; cost. $4,000.
Thirteenth Ward-5-47 Columbia street,
frame dwelling; owner, Jacob r. and
George r. Weber; estimated cost, $4,000.
sos Sanford street, frame dwelling; owner,
Henry L. Hone; estimated cost, $4,000. 80
North Mum avenue, frame dwelling; own
er, B. Asnis, estimated cost, $500. 27-29
Norwood street, two frame dwellings;
owner, Green and Gennett; estimated cost,
$4,000. 7S5 South Thirteenth street. frame
dwelling; owner, Otto j. Rust; estimated
Fourteenth ward-4OO ~sringield ave-
nue., brick theatre; Metropolitan Realty
Company; estimated cost, $4,000. III Bel
mont avenue. alterations to frame store
and dwelling; owner. Clara Rosenblatt; es-
timated cost, $1.5o0.
Sixteenth Ward-332 South Eighteenth
street, frame dwelling: owner, Paul Zuon-
zigerg estimated cost, So, 800. 923-925 South
fifteenth stl eet. Srame dwelling; owner,
G.. T. Sommer estimated cost, Sc, 500. 9-19
Dewey street, five frame dwellings; owner.
David Priest; estimated cost. s13,150.