Perth Amboy evening news., 1917-03-03
NEW BUILDINGS
At R. & H. PLANT

Largo new buildings are to be
! erected at the plants of the Raritar
Copper Works and the Roessler &
Hasslacher Chemical Company and
| several other new jobs are on hand
! as well as the completion of work that
{ has been held up, and alterations and
! repairs to several buildings in this
| city. The trades, generally, are busy
with the work that is going on.
A new steel and brick building is to
be erected on the plant of the copper
company, according to plans filed with
the building inspector. The work will
be done by the Berlin Construction
Company. who have done extensive
work for the company at the local
plant. The building will cost $4,000.
The building will be one story high and
will be of large dimensions.
A new building will be erected by
the Roessler & Hasslacher Chemical
Company at their plant in Rector
street. The building will be small
one-story brick structure and will cost
about $500. The work will be done
by Stone & Webster. of Boston.
Witalis MadJak has contracted with
MARGIN Gurski for alterations to the
house at 606 Charles street, in ac-
cordance with plans drawn by M. G..
Turk. The work will cost S1,610, of
which 5000 is to be paid when the
sheathing Is on; 5000 when the first
balance when the building work Is
completed.
Stephen Csepke of Woodbridge has
contracted with Claude Decker of that
place for the erection of O frame dwell
ling to be erected there at cost of
$500. The payments will be made as
follows $1,266 when the frame Is
erected and the sheathing on; $1,266
when all of the outside work is COM
pleted and the first coat OF plaster is
applied and the balance upon compile
ton.
John N. vereb, Jr., will erect a
house for John Telep and wife on the
south side of Keene street, in accord
ance with plans drawn by Michael
Turk at a cost of S2,S00. When the
first tier of beams are laid and the Gel
lar walls completed, a payment of
$500 shall be made; when the building
is covered and the roof Is complete,
$1,000 shall be paid, and the balance
upon completion.
Macicj Gajdamowicz to John Han
son, block S24-D, lot 81, in Grove
street; through Thomas l.. Hanson.
John Hanson to Antonio Gajdamo-
wicz, block S24-D, lot 81, in Grove
street; through Thomas L. Hanson.
Middlesex Real Estate Company to
f. L. Brown, block 50, lots %, 20 and
80, in Jefferson street.
Hanson's Realty Corporation to
Christian B. Petersen, block 244, lots
1872, 1913 1874, in Grove street; through
John Hanson.
John Seaman to Jens Jensen, block
249, lot 6, in Cornell street; through
Leo Goldberger.
Max 8. Goldberger to Abraham Sa- |
cArny, block 2S7, lots /, 2, in Hall |
avenne; through Leo Goldberger. /
block 223, lots %. "a, In Division |
street
-, y isellf vi tf 5srfrfes- ..
Christoffer and Peter Christoffer,
block 224, lots 23, "a, in Division
street.
Thomas Murray to Abraham Schir-
man, block 33, lot II, in Mechanic
street; through Leo Goldberger. sa"er
James M. Dwyer and Anna I. Dwyer
to John A. Dunham and wife, block
rs, lot 10, In Brighton avenue;
through Charles X. Seaman, Jr.
Samuel Borak and Philip Borak to
City Realty and Investment Company,
block 81, lots 1S, IA in Maple street;
through Charles X. Seaman, Jr. ..
City Realty and Investment Com
pany to Jacob Vitriol. block 81, lots
13, IA in Maple street; through
Charles X. Seaman, Jr.