Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-04-05
Present Weeks Report Largest
of Year-Represents Out
lay of $3.50 2o.

The spring building boom has ar
rived and for the week ending yes
terday the building department grant .
ed permits which provided for 500
200 in new construction work. The
new building activities cover a very
wide field. and among the 102 per-
mits issued there arc two for moving
picture theatres, large playhouse
an office building and numerous per
mits for the building Of dwellings
The present weeks report Of the de-
partment is the largest so far this
year, and also shows a big increase
from the report for the corresponding
week last year. when only sixty-fiye
permits were granted and the aggre-
gate cost was $3.50, 3H.
At 99-10l Springfield avenue Joseph
okin will build a brick theatre 10
cost $4,000, and Il. Taper will erect
four brick dwellings 81 1o2-10S Six
teenth avenue. The buildings win
cost $50. 600. Nine frame dwellings
Sons. "a 375-S90 Belmont avenue. They
will cost s2S.300 each.
One of the moving picture theatres
will be built By the Market Amuse-
ment Company. Il will be of brick
construction and when completed will
represent an outlay of $4,000. The
building will be erected at 2i2 Mar
ket street. The other will be built
in Watson avenue, near Badger ave-
nue.. and will cost $4,000. Filomeno
Cifelli received a permit TO erect
brick apartment house at $3.50 Mich
OILS street The building will cost s14,-
900. A brick dwelling costing $4,000
will be built by William Dankszzo, at
IS Warwick street. and Michael Ritz
tendance will erect two frame stores
and dwellings, to cost $4,000. at SS1-
$50 Bergen street.
The permits for the week for $1,000
and more are as follows:
Third Ward-e9-101 Springfield avenue,
brick theatre; owner, Joseph Okin; es-
tlmated cost, $55, 600 229 Rose street,
frame dwelling; owner, Leonard Mueller;
estimated cost, 5000. Z Ridgewood ave-
nue., frame dwelling; owner, b. iano-
Wits estimated cost. $500. 30 Barclay
street, brick dwelling; owner, Louis
Amada: estimated cost, $1,000.
Fourth Ward-57-59 Green street, alter
atoms to brick warehouse; owner, Peters
Brothers; estimated cost SS,VU. 1ls Mar
ket street, brick moving picture thea
tire: owner, Market Amusement Com
pany; estimated cost, $4,000. 1916 Bes-
yer street, brick stores and Offices;
owner. Evening News Publishing Com
pany; estimated cost, $4,000.
Seventh Ward-40 Summit place. brick
dwelling; owner, Frank Colovito; esti-
mated cost, $1,000.
Eighth Ward-3e6 Parker street, brick,
frame and concrete dwelling and gar
age; owner, Harry Tonks; estimated
cost $500. $50 summer avenue, frame
dwelling; owner, \. kantrowitz; esti-
mated cost, $500 227 Woodside avenue,
frame dwelling; owner, ]. ID. Youngs;
estimated cost, $1,000.
Ninth Ward-S75-SS0 Belmont avenue,
nine frame dwellings; owner, John II.
Dunn & Sons; estimated cost. S25i 200.
Watson avenue near Badger avenue,
brick moving picture theatre: owner,
Louis Kavasik; estimated cost. $4,000.
1853 Ridgewood avenue, frame dwelling;
owner. s. 5. Swaziland and George
Brown, IT.; estimated cost. $4,000. $50
peshine avenue. frame dwelling; owner,
l.. Model; estimated cost, $500. 116-17S
Pomona avenue, frame dwelling; owner,
Clinton Park South Land and Improve
ment Company; estimated cost, $1,000.
158-l60 Pomona avenue. frame dwelling;
owner. Clinton Park South Land and
Improvement Company; estimated cost,
81 600. 400 Badger avenue, frame dwell
ing, owner, Ike Brodkin; estimated cost,
Tenth ward-l2 oxford street, altera-
ton 10 brick COW barn; owner. J. Il.
Harrington: estimated cost. $1,000; S7-S9
Nichols street, brick dwelling: owner.
Fllomena Cifell: estimated cost. $4,000.
SO Warwick street, brick dwelling: owner,
William Dankszzo; estimated cost, $4,000.