The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-05-06
BUILDING BOOM
CONTINUES HERE
Thirty-five Permits Issued for
Month of April by In
spector Austin.
Cost Totals $43,45O

The building boom still continues
here. In March there were over thirty
permits issued by Building Inspector
Austin and for the month of April
there were thirty-fiye permits issued
by him. The total cost of the build
ing operations for April was $43,450.
Included in the list are some apart
ments, a store, several cottages and
bungalows, garages and many altera-
lions to old buildings to make them
more modern. The individual cost
ranges from $4,000 down. 1t is ex-
pected that this year there will be
considerably over a half million spent
in building operations in this city,
The permits for April are as fol-
lows:-
Lewis Carly, for Daniel Leichten-
berger, bungalow, Is by 20 feet, Brigh-
ton and Linden
Martin Lear & Son, for David Shot
tin, 2 family apartment, "a by AZ feet,
Lake Place; cost $500.
Martin Lear & Son, for Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Adams, house, 22x26 feet, Wood
land avenue; cost $4,000.
William Hewitt, for c.. w. Wood,
garage, 1Sx15 feet, 409 N. Main street;
cost $125.
Paul Claus Company, for Nellie F.
Carroll, addition to house, Oneida ave-
nue.; cost $500.
Charles Koehler, for Robert Mar
shall, bungalow, 2Sx3S feet, Third ST.,
between Adams and Pleasant F.;
cost $4,000.
Isaiah Tibbs, for himself, bungalow,
12x16 feet, Garfield avenues; cost $175.
William Lee, for himself, bungalow,
20X16 feet, Garfield avenue; cost $500.
Z. M. Jester, for himself, chicken
house, 19X30 feet, Wright street; cost
$3.50.
James Yates, for Alphonso Seimes,
apartment, 59x24 feet, 206 Verona ave
nue.; cost $4,000.
Benjamin Clark, for himself, bunga-
low, 26x36 feet, Linden avenue; cost
$4,000.
William Henry, for himself, bunga-
low, 12x16 feet, Spruce avenue; cost
5000.
Charles S. Sheppard, for himself,
apartment, 22x36 feet, Adams venue
4 NJ k,rssr, fos shimself. cottage.
21o$n0t RalpHt avenue; cost
x ~ WI IufHeys TOT nlnSell garage,
1920 feet, 326 South Main street
cost $500.
John Simpson, for George Engle-
hardt, addition, As E. West Jersey Nv
enue; cost $500.
Oscar Hilton, for w. H. Mathis, ga.
rage, 219 S.. Main street; cost 5000.
Oscar Hilton, for w. H. Mathis,
chicken house, 219 S. Main street;
cost 500.
Mr.. LeCroix, for himself, chicken
house, 46 w. Leeds avenue; cost 500.
American Stores Company, for self,
alterations S. Main street; cost $500.
Gordon w. Chase, for Maurice
Schachel, house, SO TT. 6 in. by 80 TT.
6 in, Second street and Adams ave-
nue.; cost $4,000.
Lewis Carly, for David K. Boice,
alterations, Sc Adams avenue; cost
s475.
Lewis Carly, for Mary F. Steelman,
cottage 24x30 feet, los E. Verona ave-
nue.; cost $500.
C. S. Wilson, for himself, garage,
1874 N. Second street; cost $50.
William Shelley, for himself, altera-
lions, 18th and California avenue; cost
$50.
Gulf Refining Company, for self, ga
rage, Old Turnpike; cost $4,000.
Isaac Verdine, for himself, garage,
Lindley avenue; cost 5000.
Calvin Burns, for himself, bungalow,
22x36 feet, Belmont and Cayuga ave-
nues; cost $2500.
Charles J. Henry, for himself, store,
10x1S feet, Maple avenue; cost SIS.
Martha Holmes, for herself, bunga-
low, Sx10 feet, Fernwood avenue; cost
$50.
Joseph Willis, for Paul Jackson, ga
rage, 12x16 feet, 40 Oakland avenue;
cost 5000.
Fred Nixon, for Mr.. Dearden, open
shed, 20 Adams avenue; cost $50,
Walter C. Childs, for himself, alter
ations and garage, AZ S. New Road;
cost 5000.
Joseph B. Thomas, for himself, ga
rage, 16x48 feet, rear 120 S. Main
street; cost $3.50.
Lewis Carly, for Charles Collins,
repairing AZ E. Washington venue;
cost $500.
SURPRISE PARTY.
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