The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-11-14
BUILDING GOES
BELOW NORMAL
Permits Issued for Month of Octo-
Der Slightly Below Average
For Previous Months.
TOTAL VALUE Is $78,553

oo 10
ainst over 500, 900 for most of the
prior months. However the grand
total for the year will average over
500, 900 a month, or considerably
above the million mark for the year
1928. The two months of November
and December will probably be below
the 500, 900 mark also, but the coming
spring will witness another boom, es-
pecially in bungalows and two-story
cottages.
The individual permits for the
month of October follow:
Noah w. Reed, for himself, Bunga-
low, 20x35 feet, Portland avenue and
Doughty road; cost, $500.
A. Powell, for Jennie Risley, garage,
20x20 feet, 122 Glendale avenue; cost,
$500.
Ezra Lake, for Mrs. C. E. Simkins,
garage and house, 16x12 feet and 24x2S
feet, Glendale venue and Broad
street; cost, $1,000.
Mr.. Sapp, for E. Parker, garage,
10x12 feet, 354 Church street; cost,
SIS.
P. G. Hannum, for Mr.. Boyajian,
addition and alterations, "a E. Verona
avenue; cost, $4,000.
Preston Smith, for himself, repair
ing porch, % fremont avenue; cost,
500.
Frank R. Jummel, for Ida N. Blake,
fence, 1905 Broad street; cost, s25.
Levi Truax, for himself, Bungalow,
12x2S feet, 1862 Oakland avenue; cost,
$500.
George c. Budd, for William Faunce,
Bungalow, 26x31 feet, California ave-
n, md Cotyonfh cfropt- Pnct 81 S00
Clarence A. Mott, for himself, addi-
ton and alterations, 10 E. Walnut
avenue; cost, $1,000.
Stacy Gaunt, for himself, garage,
20x20 feet, Pleasant avenue; cost, $125.
J. Carly, for James Mcconnell, ad-
dition, 127 Brighton avenue; cost, $50.
garage, 14x20 feet, Lindley avenue;
cost, $3.50.
C. Casio, for J. Johann, repairs,
cost, $500.
Joseph Sutton, for D. Marcial. Bun
galow, 24x28 feet, r. 121 Edgewater
avenue; cost, $500.
Joseph Conklin, for himself, Bunga-
cost, $4,000.
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building, 10x12 feet, 112 w. Wright
street; cost, 800.
Winfield Price, for himself, enclos-
ing porch, II w. Wright street; cost,
$50.
X. B. Williams, for himself, garage,
10x10 feet, Ashland avenue near Har-
rison; cost, 800.
William T. Lee, for himself, house
- -a~o.1 1e11e foot and Odyg0 foot
Greenway avenue; cost, $1,000.
Curtis Priebs, for Mrs. Sparks, en-
closing porch, Pleasant avenue; cost,
SIS.
]. Edward Fish, for himself, garage,
20x20 feet, 43 E. Greenfield avenue;
cost, 500.
house, 22x30 feet, Garfield avenue and
Tilton road; cost, $500.
c. Casio, for H. Greenwood, repair
ing, East Park avenue; cost, $500.
John J. Green, for Jacob Green, 2
story house, 22x2S feet; cost, $4,000.
John ]. Green, for DR.. r. M. Grier,
2.story house, 26x40 feet, E. Washing
ton avenue; cost, $1,000.
John ]. Green, for William ID.
Brode, Bungalow, 2Sx44 feet, E. Park
avenue Cost, 9o,UUO.
John j. Green, for himself, double
brick house, 2-story, 2Sx3S feet, Spruce
street; cost, $4,000.
John ]. Green, for William H. Brode.
concrete block garage 1Sx1S feet, Z.
Park avenue; cost, $500.
Samuel c. Swanson, for William
Stuart, garage and shop, 1Sx20 feet.
Is fremont avenue; cost, $40O.
ID. S. Gaunt, for Ira Gilliand, repairs,
1927 w. Park avenue; cost, $3.50
BENJAMIN Clark, for Mrs. OFT, Bun
gaIow, 26x36 feet, Collins avenue;
cost, $4,000.
BENJAMIN Clark, for Mrs. Mary J.
Davis, repairing. Ingersoll tract; cost,
$L125.
Mr.. Krockenberger, for himself,
chicken house, 10x10 feet, 81 Wood
land avenue; cost, S63.
Louis Corson, for himself, repairing,
129 E. Oakland avenue; cost, S125.
Caste G. Mullen, for Miss c. X.
Hays, Bungalow, 20x53 feet, Ryon av-
enue; cost, $500.
Hartley & Warner, for Mary Snee,
u parlor, Main street and Lorraine
mi cost, $225.
MI. Smith, for Emma McGregor, ga
rage, 16x14 feet, Blenheim; cost, $3.50.
William Kuhl, for himself, Bunga-
low and garage, 12x20 feet and 24x42
feet. Franklin above California ave-
nue.; cost, $4,000.
James Martin, for Carl Adams, 2
family apartment, 24x40 feet, Franklin
and Adams avenues; cost, $4,000.
E. T. Roser, for Norman Kueben, al
terations, E>Merion avenue; cost, 500.
Thomas Brooke, for himself, Bunga-
low, 24x40 feet, Broad street; cost,
$4,000.
Inlet Sheet Metal Works, for 7. H.
Smith, single roof, lis First street;
cost, $500.
J. w. Birmingham, for Mr.. Many.
penny, alterations, "A Lenox avenue;
cost, $225.
Lewis Carly, for Frank Johnson, u
parlor. Adams avenue; cost, $500.
Lewis Carly, for Miss Souder. u
parlor, So Adams avenue; cost, $500.
Lewis Carly. for Mrs. Bush, new
roof, 90 N. Fourth street; cost, $780,
Lewis Carly, for Adolph Snyder,
new roof, Z N. Fourth street; cost,
$500.
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