Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-01-25
GREAT ACTIVITY
IN BUILDING LINE
Indications Point to Record
Breaking Month-Permits In
volving 1,2o4, 5o7 Issued.

Indications that the present month
will be a record breaker in building
circles are shown by the records of
the building department, which, dur
ing the first three weeks of the year,
has issued permits representing an
outlay of S1,264,5O7, or nearly $500, 900
more than the aggregate cost of the
building work during a similar period
last year.
Fifty-three permits were issued for
the present week, ending yesterday,
the largest of these being to the city
of Newark to erect the new South
Side High School on Alpine street.
This structure will cost 100000, and
will be built of brick and steel. A
public school in Abingdon avenue, to
cost $1,000, will also be erected. The
f1fty-three permits represent an out
lay of $622,577.
The permits for the week for $1,000
and more are as follows:
Second Ward-432-434 Plane street. brick
auditorium and lodge rooms: owner. Jr.
D. U. A. NJ; estimated cost, $4,000
Third Ward-6S Charlton street. brick
stable; owner Fannie Goldstein: esti-
mated cost 5000. gil West street, al
terations to brick stores and lofts; owner,
NJ. karp; estimated cost $1,000 is Som
erset street alterations to frame dwell
ing; owner, Joseph Szuszkwoski: esti-
mated cost. 81 900.
Eighth Ward-70S Summer avenue.
frame dwelling; owner, 5. Gorosky; es-
timated cost, $S,000. 665 Mt. Prospect ave
nue., alterations to frame dwelling; own
er, z. T. MacLogan; estimated cost.
$1,000. 300 Beaumont place, frame dwell
ing: owner, X. A. Heller; estimated cost,
$1,000. 424 Washington avenue brick en-
mated cost. $500. Abingdon avenue. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets. brick
pnublic school; owner, City of Newark
estimated cost, $H,0
garage; owner, Lovell-McConnell Manu-
featuring Company: estimated cost, $1,000.
III Custer avenue, frame dwelling; own
er, Morris Tarchiss; estimated cost,
$500. Johnson avenue Melford avenue
and Alpine street, brick public school
owner. City of Newark; estimated cost,
Tenth Ward-Harper avenue and Ave
nue. f. frame office and shop; owner,
Joseph Marrone; estimated cost, $500.
Adams. Harper and Parkhurst streets.
frame stable; owner Joseph Marrone
estimated cost. $500. '54
Eleventh Ward-4-36 North Twelfth
street seven frame dwellings,; owner.
Trivitt & Walters Company; estimated
cost, $35.0O0.
Twelfth Ward--12-2S Chapel street
brick and steel factory: owner. Isaac l.
Straus; estimated cost, $S,40O Bay front
steel factory; owner Balbach Smelling
and Refining Company; estimated cost
$40 co., 1872 Frankfort street, brick japan
shops; owner, II. II. Nathan; estimated
Thirteenth ward-752 South sixteenth
street. two frame dwellings; owner, d
Milone; estimated cost, $1,000 Seven
teenth avenue and South Nineteenth
street frame store and dwelling: owner
| Samuel Sodowich; estimated cost, $4,000
| 1919 South Orange avenue, frame store
and dwelling: owner, Ivan Realty Com
| pany: estimated cost, $1,000. 1921 Stuy
! yesant avenue, two frame dwellings
owner, Norris orinland; estimated cost
| $4,000.
frame dwelling; owner Benamjln Hands
man: estimated cost. $500.
Sixteenth Ward-20-23 Dewey street
two frame dwellings: owner. Ashe
| Crane; estimated cost, $4,000. 26 Cypress
| street frame dwelling; owner, James "
| richards estimated cost. $4,000.
| Tracey avenue, frame dwelling: owner
Jacob Lelowitz estimated cost, $4,000.