The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1922-09-13
NO ABATEMENT
IN BUILDING
August Record Keeping Up with
Former Months in Both Valu-
alton and Numbers.
Fifty Permits Issued

~ W INV PANNtoAh6 o3Ati III III
the number of permits issued and the
valuation Of the houses for which ap-
plications were made. The operations
ranged from small garages and three
or four repair jobs to stores and apart
ments and costly residences. The two
largest operations for the month were
three houses for Mr.. Vollmer, at a cost
of SIS, 200, and stores and apartments
for E. c. Megronigle at the same cost.
The total valuation is about $110,0 00.
The permits issued by Building In
spector Warren Austin were as fol-
lows:
B. Clarke, for Mary E. Davis, bunga-
low, 26x36 it., %Ingersoll tract; cost,
$3.50.
Clarence D~augherty, for Mr.. Voll-
mer, three houses, 20x30 IT,, Franklin
avenue; cost, SIS, 000.
Clarence Daugherty, for himself,
garage, 7x14 it., 10 N. Fourth street;
cost, 500.
James Yates, for F. Hoffman, re-
pairs, Adams avenue; cost, $500.
Frank Merrick, for himself, house,
24x24 IT,, 43 Lorraine avenue; cost, ST.
900.
Harry Smith, for himself, garage,
20x20 IT,, Ryon avenue; cost, $500.
j. II. Parrish, for himself, bungalow,
2Sx2S It., New Road near Mulberry,
cost, $4,000.
MI. Tibbs, for Matilda Holmes, bun.
galow, Smiths Landing; cost, $50.
Mr.. Flowers, for Robert c. Carter,
bungalow, 2Sx42 IT,, fremont avenue,
cost, $1,000.
Charles Albrecht, for himself, re-
pairs, II Woodland avenue; cost, $40.
A. l.. Davis, for w. T. Fields, bunga-
low, 22x2S IT., Columbia N near
fremont; cost, $4,000.
Charles d. Thompson, for Clifton G.
Ham, bungalow. 26x32 it., East Park
avenue; cost, $4,000.
Charles d. Thompson, for Robert NJ.
Willis, alterations and repairs, Verona
avenue; cost, $500.
S. A. L%ippincott, for Maurice Dia.
mond, alterations, 81 N. Main street;
cost, $1,000.
Albert E. Minus, for himself, garage,
14x17 IT,, 27 S. Chester avenue; cost,
500.
French & Benton, for Mrs. Clark,
bungalow, 26x30 it., Mckinley avenue;
cost, $1,700.
II. H. Karrer, for himself, bungalow,
26x36 IT,, Lorraine avenue; cost, $1,000.
James w. Martin, for e. G. Koser,
house, 24x2S it,, East Merton avenue;
cost, $500.
James w. Martin, for E. I. Koser,
bungalow, 24x2S it., East Merton ave
nue.; cost $1,000.
William Lutz, for himself, garage,
20x20 it., 26 E. Delilah Road; cost, $50.
T. G. Guy, for Salvatore Ciralo,
house, 1Sx26 it., Adams avenue; cost,
81, 800.
Frank Patale, for himself, garage,
16xS IT,, 45 w. Merton avenue; cost,
$3.50.
Mr.. Guiendon, for Mrs. Blake, gar
age. ska It., % S. Broad street; cost,
$50.
Holland q Swain, for Mrs. Ida Cor
man, bungalow, 24x2S it., West Dellah
Road; cost, $4,000.
George Henschel, for himself, bun
galow, 24x32 IT., Thompson avenue and
Main street; cost, $4,000.
J.. H. Williams, for Peter Thomas,
bungalow, 45x26 ft., New Road; cost,
$500.
Arthur Booth, for himself, bungalow,
24x32 IT., Franklin avenue, neal Coz
Inns; cost, $4,000.
Walter c. Jerue, for himself, bunga-
low, 22x2S IT., Mulberry avenue; COST,
81 900.
Oscar Gill. for Elizabeth Cooke, ga
rage, 10x14 IT., 115 S. Chester n
cost, $50.
Frank Cramer, for Elizabeth Ora
mer. bungalow, 26x2S it., w. Merton
avenue; cost, $500.
James Somers, for Turner Wood
bungalow, 22x36 it., Linden avenue
cost, $4,000.
c. Megronigle, for E. c.. Megroniglei
store and apartments, 39X80 it,, Main
street and Reading r. R.; cost, So,
600.
George w. Roberts, for George Lane
house. 20x30 it., Bayview venue neal
bay; cost, $4,000.
John Carman, for Earl Champion
garage, 10x16 it., Church street ant
Risley avenue; cost, $75.
Morrison Concrete Co.. for itself, ga
rage, 120x6S it., East Park avenue;
cost, $500.
Kenneth Sutton, for S. T. Baker
bungalow, 20x12 it., Ingersoll avenue
cost, 500.
Samuel Price, for himself, garage
18x40 it., 4 Madison avenue; cost, slo0
Harry Gravelle, for himself house
t 16x36 it., Reading avenue; cost S5'oVo
Charles Baker & Co, for Lewis
Pole. bungalow, 2Sx40 f., Walnut ave
nue.; cost, $4,000.
: Amos Fenton, for j. B. Thompson
} bungalow, 45x36 it., Winslow avenue;
cost, $4,000.
Amos Fenton, for ]. B. Thompson
dollhouse. 1Sx50 it., Winslow avenue
F cost, s 1900.
Conover & Leeds, for Frank Cop
, pela. bungalow, 22x24 IT., New Roat
near Pleasant avenue; cost, $1,000.
Lewis Carly, for Richard Adams
> house, 1Sx24 it,, 10 S. Second street;
cost, $4,000.
: John S. Soul, for C. Cochran, bun
, galow, 24x36 IT,, Clear1eld avenue;
cost, $500.
Ernest F. Jummel, for himself
, house, 24x40 it., West Jersey avenue
below Main street; cost, $4,000.