Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-03-13

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wholesalers in diary products, plan
to erect a three story building in
New Brunswick avenue, at the head
of Maple street. The plans for the
new structure which will cost $780,
600 have been drawn by architect
Benjamin Goldberger. On the prop
erty at the present time is a resi-
dence, which will be removed. Work
on the removal of this building is
expected to start within a week or
ten days.
The building, which will be of
brick and and terra Gotta construc-
ton measures Al by 40 feet. The
first floor will contain a cold storage
room 20 by 46 feet, butter packing
room, egg Gambling COON, sales
room and offices. In the rear of the
building will be located garages for
the use of the deliveryac car used in
the business. The two upper floors
will be arranged for manufacturing
purposes and can be turned into adj
ditional room for the firm as bust
ness requires.
4 At the present time the company
and is operating under congested
conditions.
LaRoe to Build
Mr.. Goldberger is also architect
FOR the new addition to be erected on
the Wilbur LaRoe building in King
street. Mr.. LaRoe has already sign
ed contracts for the construction OF
this addition, which will be % by Is
feet, running from the present build
ING to the street line. The new con-
struction will be two stories high
and contain 1900 square feet Of floor
space. 1t will cost when completed
and equipped $4,000.
In the front of tho new addition
will be located ar Office and store,
the second floor will contain the
typesetting machines used in Mr..
LaRoe's printing business. The new
addition is scheduled to be ready for
occupancy by July /.
Mr.. LaRoe has awarded the con-
tracts as follows: Hans Krogh, gen.
eraI contractor, $3,S55.
Other Building
Peter & Louis Pavlovsky are tear
ing down a frame structure, corner
George and Bayard streets, New
Brunswick, prior to erecting a three
story brick and terra Gotta building
70 Join on another building at hat
place. The building will be 42xl00
feet and cost $34.500. Benjamin
Goldberger is the architect. :
Mr.. Goldberger has completed
plans for the erection Of two stores,
25x70 feet at Keansburg, for the
Wagner Market Company. The cost
will ps $1,000.
Ground has been broken on Laur-
ence parkway, Laurence Harbor, by
the Laurence Harbor Company, for
a business block. The building will
contain five stores and will be of
frame construction. 1t is UNDER
stood that some of the stores have
already been leased.
Vocational School Site
Another step in the improvement
of the city was taken during the
week whenthe firm OF Charles L.
Steuerwald Inc. reported the sale
of a plot Of land 20 the Middlesex
: County Vocational School.
The plot which is euivalent to
I sixteen regular city lots is situated
on the north side Of ew Brunswick
avenue, west Of Convery place. The
erty of the city OF Perth A<nboy
including the park property. 1t Is
unusually well located for the pur-
pose and when it is adorned with
a substantial building, such as the
County Vocational School has IN
mind, the surrounding property and
city at large will be very much
benefited by the improvement.
The firm of Charles L. Steuer-
valid also reports the sale or a
double house at 69-71 Jefferson
street to a merchant Of this city.
The property is now owned bv
George Parisen.
The fact that many inquiries for
property on the developments,
Greendale Terrace, Woodbridge:
Edgar Terrace. Woodbridge: and
Bay View Manor, Morgan, shows
every indication of a very active
and booming real estate market for
The spring and ummer or as soon as
weather permits.
Realty Transfers
The following real estate trans
fers have been reported in the cry
collectors office during the last few
days:
ael Rudak, block 3S7. lots 70 and
81, Second avenue, through MOTIFS
Goldberger.
rex, block S17, lots l and 2, Donald
avenue, through Alex Baljnt, Jr.
From e. M. Kelly Realty Com
many to H. p. Hansen and 8. T.
Jensen, block EFT. lot is. Pacific
avenue, through NJ. H. Madsen.
Building Agreements
The following building agree
ments have been filed in the county
clerks office:
Between Harry Hughes and
Ralph Saums and Son, calling for a
semi-bungalow, to be erected or
. Jefferson avenue, Dunellen. The
J structure is to cost $3.50.
An agreement between Alex Gural
ana stephen Magaashegy. calling
for a cellar and first floor store o.
the new building and a second loo
and all other parts OF the building
on the northwest corner OF FER
shing avenue and Union street
Carteret.
A building agreement OF Stepher
HEIDI witch Fred Wrage and Joe.
6. Giddes. Jr., to erect a " story
and attic frame dwelling ON Madlsor
avenue. Dupellen. The building &c
An agreement between Pete
pobisky and Fred Wrase ct ais tt
erect a two story and attic frame
dwelling on First street. Dunellen
The building is to cost $3.50.
At a meeting OF the Board Z
Education of the borough OF kicn
field. it was decided that JON
Noble Pierson be h architect OF
new school buildings at that place