The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-04-19
MANY BUILDING
PERMITS ISSUED
Records of Inspectors Office In
dictate Healthy Boom This
Spring and Summer.
Some Fine Bungalows

With over thirty permits issued fol
March, according to the records of The
Building Inspector, the spring build
ing boom is expected to far exceed
that of last year, and the aggregate
number of new houses, stores anC
other buildings erected this year viii
be far greater than any previous year
The American Ice Company is com
pleting an ice storage house at the
corner of Verona venue and Shore
Fast Line. Many cottages and bunga
lows are being erected in all parts oil
the city, some of them costing up tc
$4,000 and stores and garages are
also being erected at several loca
tons. Some apartments are also be
ing erected.
The list of permits for March fol
lows:-
William M. Peachey, for S. X
Smith, house at Washington and
Franklin avenues, 35 by 81 feet; cost
$4,000.
James Frans, for himself, garage or
North Second street, AZ by 16 feet;
cost $75.
William Champion, for himself, ga
rage, at 121 Third street, IL by 1f
feet; cost $50.
Carl Grasso, for himself, garage, al
1876 North Second street, IL by IL
feet; cost $50.
Contractor Cooking, for himself
bungalow, at Wesley avenue and New
road, "a by "a feet; cost $4,000.
Louis Carly, for Gertrude Stroupe
bungalow, at Park avenue, 26 by AZ
feet; cost $4,000.
Winfield Adams, for Carrie Wagner
moving cottage, Shore road, neal
Reading Railroad; cost 5000.
Fred Wright, for himself, bungalow
on Adams avenue, "a by 80 feet; cost
5 2 800.
Lewis Mason, for himself, repairing
on Pleasant avenue; cost $40.
Herman Karrer, for George Haines
house, East Park and Clematis ave
nues, 25 feet, 6 inches by 40 feet; cos
600.
Harry E. Booye, for himself, en-.
closing porch, at 143 West Bayview
avenue; cost $50.
Winfield Van SAINT, for Harry w
Helfrich, ST., Verona and Franklin
avenues, "a by SO feet; cost $4,000.
Winfield Van SAINT, for Richard
Shaw, cottage, New road north O.
Park avenue, "a by % feet; cos
$4,000.
Winfield Van SAINT, for Ambrose
Collins, cottage, Ryon avenue, 26 by
26 feet; cost $4,000.
Atlantic Sign Company, for George
Houser, erection of sign, on West Jer
sey avenue; cost $75.
Lewis Voss, for Edward Vogel, bun
galow, Decatur avenue and Chestnut
street, 81 by SO feet; cost $4,000.
C. Casio & Co., for Mrs. Mickey
cord, alterations, at Verona and Chesr
ter avenues; cost $500.
Edward II. Mclaughlin, for himself
bungalow, is South Edgewater ave
nue., 20 by 40 feet; cost 1000.
Mr.. Martin, for himself, stable, Lin
den avenue between Mulberry and
Greenway avenues, II by Is feet; cost
$75.
Charles f. Barras, for himself, ga.
rage, SO East Verona avenue, IL by Is
feet; cost $50.
Taylor & Stebbins, for O. Risley
bungalow, Doughty road and New
road, "a by rs feet; cost $4,000.
Charles Horton, for himself, garage
122 Doughty road, IL by 20 feet; cost
500. =
Jacob Ingersoll, for Thomas Mus
kett, South Ryon avenue, "a by IS
feet; cost $4,000.
Charles e. Adams, for himself, bun
galow, Noah's road, 16 by % feet;
cost $500.
Lynch & Whitaker, for G. w,
Smith, house, 6 Ryon venue 80 by as
feet; cost $1,100.
Lynch & Whitaker, for G.. w
Smith, garage, 6 Ryon avenue, IS by
IS feet; cost included in above con
tract.
Atlantic City Sign Companyfi for it
self, sign at Washington 'and Lehigh
avenues; cost $50.
Atlantic City Sign Company, for it.
self, sign at Reading avenue and
Shore road; cost $50.
w. ]. Clark, for James II. Cannon
repairing porch, 2 South New road
cost 500.
Gustaye f. Koehler, for Edgar
Koehler, bungalow, Chester and
Washington avenues, 32 by "a feet;
cost SO, 800.
Joseph II. Otter, for himself, garage
and shop, Main street and Decatur
avenue 20 by 20 feet; cost $125.
Mr.. ~Rippenbach. for himself, stor.
age shed, II Walnut avenue, 10 by
feet; cost 500.
American Ice Company, for itself
ice box, Verona avenue and Shore
Fast Line Railroad right-of-way, 22C