The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-03-10
FEBRUARY WAS
RECORD MONTH
Forty-Four New Building Permits
Issued Here During Shortest
Month of Year.
TOTAL VALUE is S1O1,142

During the mOntu Oh feDTudIy, Tie
shortest of the year., there were forty
four permits issued, with the total
valuation reaching $101 JAP. The ma
jority of the permits were for cot
tages, bungalows and other forms of
dwellings, showing that the popula-
ton is steadily growing. The Spring
months will witness n of the big
gest booms in building ever contem-
plated here. The February permits
were as follows:
H. H. Karrar, for H. w. Kirkbride,
2-story house, 22x33 it., w. Wright
street; cost, $4,000.
Thomas Brooks, for himself, bunga-
low, 22x34 it., E. Bayview avenue;
cost, $4,000.
o. P. Jones, for himself, alterations,
II w. West Jersey avenue; cost, $500.
John j. Green, for Jacob Green, 2
story house, 22X2S feet, Brighton place
and Spruce street; cost, $500.
John J. Green, for Northrup Clay
ton, double house, 30x3S feet each,
Brighton place and Spruce street;
cost, $4,000.
George w. Roberts, for Abe Free
man, 2-story house, 20x30 feet, Edge
water avenue and Chestnut street;
COol, PtiVOO.
Winfred Vansant, for Jackson &
Kreutz, cottage, 1Sx35 feet, Hampton
court and Meadow boulevard; cost,
$4,000.
Martin Lear, for Mrs. Allies, bunga-
low, 22X2S feet, East Reading avenue;
cost, $4,000.
Martin Lear, for Mr.. Friedrich, bun
galow, 26x44 feet, Thompson avenue
on6 FThnyara,Ap cf,aAf. a0nf "a 0nn
Robert Kirscht, for himself, bunga-
cost, $1,000.
addition, 40 Edgewater n cost,
$1,000.
Ernest Hartley, for himself, bunga-
low 24x3S feet, Reading and Linden
avenues; cost, $4,000.
Ernest Hartley, for himself, garage,
10 #, s in. by 20 feet, Reading and
Alfred Green, for himself, house,
3Ox12 feet, Park avenue; cost, $500.
Benjamin Clark, for Mr.. NayIor, ad-
dition, Doughty road; cost, $500.
Benjamin Clark, for K. j. Stebbins.
addition, Park avenue; cost, $3.50.
Joseph Otter, for himself, store and
oPoi thiCht, HoAfO lcct, hdlu SIIttI Ii
Decatur avenue; cost, $4,000.
Walter Gerew, for Lewis Gerew,
bungalow, 19x3S feet, Broad street;
cost, $4,000.
Alfred Ireland, for Elias D. Mason,
bungalow, 20x36 feet, Pleasant ave-
nue.; cost, $1,000.
Frank Marcheski, for Mary G. OFT,
bungalow, 24x36 feet, Lenox avenue;
cost, $4,000.
Frank Marcheski, for himself, bun
galow, 24x40 feet, Chalfonte and Onei-
da avenues; cost, $4,000.
Frank Marcheski, for himself, gar
age and repairs, 20x20 feet, Linden
avenue; cost, s1,100.
Howard Kinsey, for himself, garage,
24x32 feet, IL Hampton court; cost,
81, 900,
Philip S~chlachter, for himself, bun
galow, 28X3S feet, 6S7 Walnut street;
cost, $4,000.
Fred. Parsels, for himself, bunga-
low, 24x32 feet, Decatur avenue; cost,
$4,000.
j. L. Smith, for Robert Elder, gar
age, 10x1S feet, Park avenue below
Main street; cost, 1925.
j. l.. Smith, for Samuel Hecker, adj
~ " 6dldSCs MAIL SlI66l anu De-
catur avenue; cost, $4,000.
Roy Frendlich, for Miss Creasey.
bungalow, 14x26 feet, Third street and
Reading Railroad; cost, 5000.
E. F. Jummel, for o. P. Jones, addi-
ton to kitchen, II w. West Jersey
avenue; cost, $50.
John ]. Green, for Mrs. Annie Gas
kill, house, 22x2S feet, Second street
on6 pnodfno Dos1rAa A. 4--4 90 Onn
John j. Green, for H. w. Kirkbride.
house, 22x32 feet, 106 w. Wright
street; cost, $4,000.
bungalow, 22x32 feet, Belmont ave-
nue.; cost, $500.
George .Gaskill, for Maria Gaskill,
bungalow. 24x36 feet, w. Thompson
avenue; cost, $4,000.
Asphalt Roofing Company, for Mrs.
George Frambes, repairing roof, 23
w. Washington avenue; cost, 1920.
w. G. Fulton, for himself, stable,
12x14 feet, Seneca n cost. $50.
Lewis Carly, for Mrs. Becker, bun
galow, 12x24 feet, 600 Adams n
cost, $500.
Lewis CartN for James F. Candy,
addition, II Walnut avenue; cost, ST.
500.
Lewis Carly, for A. Diamond, addi-
ton and alterations, 81 N. Main St;
cost, $500.
Lewis Carly, for himself, garage,
18x20 feet, 6 Adams avenue; cost,
$500.
Lewis Carly, for Harry Parsels, al
terations, 10 E. Verona avenue cost,
SIS.
Lewis Carly, for Mr.. Bush, enclos-
ing porch, 20 N. Fourth street; cost.
$35.
Lewis Carly, for Ernest Biffen-
baugh, bungalow, 16x16 feet, 300 E.
Walnut avenue; cost, $3.50.
Lewis Carly, for Ralph Brewer, cot
tage. 24x26 feet, Pacific cost,
$500.
Lewis Carly, for Mr.. Murphy, re-
pairs, Verona avenue and Chestnut
street; cost, ST..
PARK AVE. p. T. A.
An interesting meeting of the Par