The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1923-09-12
BUILDERS ARE
STILL ACTIVE
Permits Issued During Month OF
August Show Continued
Growth of Pleasantville.
TOTAL VALUE is S113, 965

Summer weather was no preyenta.
tive of building activity in this city
as evidenced by the permits which
were issued during the month of Au
gust by Building Inspector Austin
Each month shows a record of ovel
100000 in new buildings and add
lions and alterations. The August to
tai valuation reached the sum Of
$113,96
The permits issued for the month
were as follows:
H. J.. Jackson, for himself, addition
PIT First street; cost, $3.50.
H. J. Harrison, for Walter T. Chase
addition, 20S fremont avenue; cost
$500.
r. A. Parker, for Abram Mann, re
pairing, 500 Noah's road; cost, SIS.
B. w. Flowers, for G.. E. Nash, 8
story house, 12x24 feet, Mcclellan ave
nue.; cost, $500.
J.. B. Martell, for himself, bungalow
25x95 feet, Nevada and Eighth ave
nues; cost, $4,000.
Harry Ravens, for himself, bunga
low, 26x3S feet, East Thompson ave
nue.; cost, $4,000.
George A. L. Fields, for himself
alteration to roof, 100 w. Mulberry
avenue; cost, $3.50.
Gill & Emmons, for themselves, ga,
rage, 24x14 feet, w. Lindley avenue
cost, $500.
William H. Hoffman, Jr., for Marga'
ret Kinds, alterations, 40 West Jersey
avenue; cost, 500.
c. j. Walter, for himself, bungalow
26x3S feet, 3 Charles street, Ingersoll
tract; cost, $4,000.
Russell w. Weeks, for himself, bun
galow, 26x34 feet, E. Bayview avenue;
cost. $500.
Robert F. Carter, for himself, chick
en- house, 12x14 feet, Park and Lincoln
avenues; cost, SIS.
James Yates, for John w. Risley
addition to laundry, 30x90 feet, w
Decatur avenue; cost, $4,000.
James Yates, for Charles Jackson
green house, 12x20 feet, 400 N. Main
street; cost, $40.
Roy Frendlich, for Women's Chris
tian Temperance Union, repairing hall
N. Main street; cost, 500.
Taylor & Stebbins, for ]. B. Cook
2-story house, 24x2S feet, Frambes av'
enue, Ryon tract; cost, $1,000.
r Taylor & Stebbins, for Milton War
her, 2-story house and garage, 24x2s
feet, cor. Frambes and Clematis ave
nues, Ryon tract; cost, $500.
Taylor & Stebbins, for ]. B. Cook
garage, 10x1S feet, Frambes avenue
Ryon tract; cost, $500.
Taylor & Stebbins, for Wesley Steb
bins, garage, 12x1S feet, Park avenue;
cost, 5000.
Noah S%ubrensky, for himself, bunga
low, 34x32 feet, Chatham avenue; cost
$4,000.
James A. Barr, for Mr.. and Mrs. H
Leahy, bungalow, 20x40 feet, 113 w
Mulberry avenue; cost, $1,000,
Samuel Makaroff, for himself, 2-sto
ry frame house, 1Sx36 feet, Merton
avenue; cost, $1,000.
NJ. Daley. for himself. bungalow
24x34 feet, Decatur avenue; cost, So,
600.
Herbert French, for Rev. Morris F
Matthews, 2-story house, 1926 feet
Marble avenue. between Wright and
Bayview avenues; cost, $4,000.
Curtis N. Smith, for himself, bunga'
low, 24x32 feet, Noah's road; cost
$4,000.
Curtis N. Smith, for himself, garage
AXIS feet, Noah's road; cost, 5000.
Leeds & Conoyery for John Corlo
bungalow, 24X40 feet, Wright street;
cost, $1,000.
H. H. Karrer, for himself, 2-story
house, 24x26 feet, w. Mulberry ave
nue.; cost, $4,000.
S. Herbert Smith, for himself, gar
age, 9x16 feet. s w. Edgewater ave
nue.; cost, $500.
H. D. Moore, for himself, garage
12x16 feet, w. Thompson avenue;
cost, 5000.
Warren C. Marshall, for William c
Sullivan, garage, 1Sx1S feet, IL N. Sec
ond street; cost, s40G.
o. G! Taylor, for Maud Channels
garage, 18x20 feet, Lake place; cost
$685..
Edward Fish, for Charles Harrison
woodshed, 12x16 feet, 116 E. Park av
Concluded on page 4.