Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-10
WORKS BOARD TO
PAVE TEN STREETS
Will Use GrOuted Granite on
Seven and BitulithiC for Re-
naming Three.
INSPECTION OF OTHER =
ROADS WILL BE MADE
Action on Putting Sewer De-
partment on Salary Basis
Is Delayed.

streets was taken yesterday Dy tho
Board of Street and Water Commits
sioners. The board determined to
pave seven of the streets with grouted
granite. On the other three, btu
lithic will be used. The paving of a
large number of streets was discussed.
Action on a few was put over for q
week. The majority of the streets
discussed however, will be inspected
| further by the board.
No definite action was taken on the
suggestion to place the employees of
the sewer department on salary
basis. This was to be discussed at the
conference yesterday, but the paving
matter consumed the whole day.
Notices of intention will be pre-
pared for the paving OF the follow
ing streets with granite: Longworth
street. from Washington street to
High street; Jelliff avenue. from
Avon avenue to Waverly avenue;
Baldwin street, from washington
street to High street; Jabez street.
from Hamburg place to Backus
street; Weston avenue. from Freling-
huysen avenue to Pennsylvania Rail
road; Duryee street, from Central
avenue to Orange street; Soaring
street, from New street TO Warren
street.
| The board ordered notices OF inten-
ton to be prepared for paving with
bitulithic: Ridge street, from Second
avenue to Arlington avenue; South
| Nineteenth street, from South Orange
avenue to Fifteenth avenue and
Highland avenue from Arlington ave-
nue to Delavan avenue.
Magazine street is to be paved with
grouted granite from Frankfort street
to Avenue L, but not Immediately.
Court street. from Plane street to
| grouted granite and the section from
| Washington street to Plane street Is
to be inspected with the idea of paw
| ing it with grouted granite
| The following streets are to be In
| spected with view toward paving
them with grouted granite: Avenue
G., from Emmett street to Vanderpool
street: orator street, from Delavan
! avenue to Verona avenue; Orange
street, from High street to the city
line; Avenue L, from Hamburg place
to st. Charles street; Carlisle place,
from Ogden street to Passaic street:
Manufacturers place, from Ferry
street to Pennsylvania railroad; Lock
street, from Central avenue to War
rem street; New Jersey Railroad ave-
nue.. from Astor street to Pointer
street. on the west side, and from
Murray street to Vanderpool street,
on the east side; Summer avenue,
from Eighth avenue to Bloomfield
avenue: Bergen street, from Renner
avenue to Lyons avenue; St Char,es
street, from George street to Avenue
l.. and Berlin street, from Hamburg
place to St. Charles street.
These streets will be paved later
either with asphalt or bithulithic;
South Eighteenth street, from South
Orange avenue to the East Orange
line; Clinton place, from Renner ave-
nue. to Lyons avenue; Renner ave-
nue., from Seymour avenue to Clin-
ton place; Mum avenue, from South
Orange avenue to the Irvington line;
Highland avenue, from Abingdon ave-
nue. to Delavan avenue; Osborn ter
race, from Hawthorne avenue to
Lyons avenue. Valley street will be
paved with asphalt from the Irving
ton line to Stuyvesant avenue. -
The following streets will be in =
spected to determine their needs Of
paving, and if it is decided to pave.
either asphalt or bitulithic will be
used: Peddie street, from Elizabeth
avenue to Jelliff avenue; Brookdale
avenue, from South Orange avenue
to Lindsey avenue; Sunset avenue.
from South Orange avenue to Lindsey
avenue; Aldine street, from Clinton
place to Lyons avenue; Bragaw ave-
nue., from Clinton place to Schley
street; Shaw avenue, from Willough-
by street to the city line; Willoughby
street, from Bragaw avenue to Lyons
avenue.
Brick pavement will be laid later
on the following streets North Eighth
street. from Bloomfield avenue to
Chester avenue; Clifton avenue, from
Second avenue to Abingdon avenue.
Montrose street, from Cameron road
to South Orange line, and South
twentieth street, from South Orange
avenue to the East Orange line.
The following streets will be in
spected with possibility of brick
being used: Second avenue. from
Third street to Roseville avenue;
Third street, from Bloomfield avenue
to the Morris canal; Fourth street.
from Bloomfield avenue to Third ave-
nue.; Chester avenue, from Fifth
street to the city line; South Fiji
teenth street. from Central avenue
to the East Orange line; Fourth ave-
nue., from Fifth street to Roseville
avenue; South Thirteenth street,
from Avon avenue to Woodland ave.
nue.; South Thirteenth street, from
Springfield avenue to Fourteenth
avenue; Woodland avenue, from
South Thirteenth street to South
Fourteenth street: Demarest street,
from Hawthorne avenue to Bragaw
avenue; Grafton avenue. from Wash
ington avenue to Summer avenue;
Reeves place, from Runyon street to
Hawthorne avenue, and Hedden
street, from Runyon street to Haw-
thorne avenue
The following streets will be paved
with asphalt. Hinsdale place. fron
Washington avenue to Chester awe
nue.; Arlington avenue, from Bfffd
street to Bloomfield avenue; ReGd
street, from Market street to fAs&-
sale avenue; Lexington street, from
Ferry street to Passaic avenue; RIGA
ards and Oxfords streets, from Ferry
street to Passaic avenue. and Moen
place and Oriental terrace, from Orr
entail street to Harvey street
The following streets will be ~
spected and asphalt will be useds
Salem street, from South Orange ave.
nue. to Rockland terrace; Mead street,
from Silver street to Ocean avenue;
Edmunds place, from Clinton place
to Demarest street; Parkhurst street,
from Goble street to Avenue G, and
HELEN place. Marion avenue, Lanark
avenue. Kinmore avenue, Abbotts-
ford avenue, Finlay avenue, all of
which run from Sanford avenue to
the city line.