Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-09-17

surrounding towns continues to show
Il healthy condition, and indications
at this time are that as the months
go by many o contracts will be
given. The great shortage in build
ingS of all kinds has made it neces-
sary for some action in this line to
be taken, and from general appear
ances IT, would seem as If the owners
of properties intended to place struc-
lures OF them in the near future.
That the cost of building has been
reduced may be noted from the fact
thai many jobs in all sections of the
state have been contracted for at
considerably less than the price of
construction quoted by the archi-
teCtS.
Building in this city continues to
boom. although as yet the trend to
building has not been towards apart
ments or residences, but rather for
factories, garages and business
places. Among these buildings now
under construction here. is the new
shop and show room of the Dorsey
Motors Inc, in Maple street. the Of
flee and store building of the Maple
Realty Company at the corner of
Smith street and Madison
The contract has been awarded also
for the erection of the three story
addition to the julius T. Simmer
bakery plant in Maple street, which
is to be completed by December /.
This building. on which work will
be started in a few days will cost
$20,664.
Among the buildings contemplated
is that of Boleslaw Dzielak at No.
312 Smith street. Mr.. DZielak will
move his present two story frame
building to the real of his property,
facing it on Watson He will
then erect a modern three story brick
building containing a store and two
apartments on the site from which
the present building is moved. He
also contemplates the erection of a
six car garage in the ear of his prop
erty. The new building it is estimat-
ed will cost in the neighborhood of
$4,000. Plans for this building were
drawn by Ingvard Greisen.
The moving of the present building
to the Watson avenue site and the
building of the garage is estimated
to cost $4,000.
Building permits issued this week
by Building Inspector William Mur-
taeh include the following:
A two family frame residence to
cost $4,000 to be erected by Steve
Frankie of 43 jefferson street. Steve
Trestenski will erect a hollow tile
building on Grove street at a cost Of
$500.
A one story frame store will be
put up at $50 Smith street by Louis
Vargo and a garage is to be placed on
Kearny venue by A. w. B~arnekoV.
| The cost of the two structures is
| given as $1,000 and 5000.
Among the building agreements
filed in the county clerks Office in
New Brunswick during the past week
are the following:
Giacolone, Paul, with Owen 5.
DUNCAN. steam heating system in
store and residence, 144 Fulton
street, Woodbridge; Benjamin Gold
berger. architect. $422: $500 in cash
when said job shall be completed,
balance on or before Jan. /, next.
Dorsey Motors. Inc, with Abraham
Eskin and Leon Gutman, partners,
trading as Perth Amboy Construction
Co., carpenter work on new garage
at the corner of Maple and Fayette
streets. Perth Amboy; IngVard Grei-
sen, architect; $7,S27; $500 when
roof is framed and covered for roof
er. $1,000 when all copper fronts and
glass set, $4,327 thirty days after the
completion and acceptance.
Dorsey Motors. Inc. with j. Walter
Dorsey. plumbing above garage, ST.
$50; payable 60 per cent when work
is completed and material furnished
on first of each month; balance 80
days after completion of said work.
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