Building Permits

Building Permits column, Camden Post-Telegram, September 25, 1920
Camden Post-Telegram, September 25, 1920
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Building permits were issued at the office of Building Inspector Day as follows.\n\nHensgen Bros., garage, rear 219 North Tenth street, for William Leibrand. M. J. Lawuicki, alterations to building for church purposes, 1111 Thurman street. C. C. Bennett, new front to building for store and dwelling purposes, 824 Market street, for Hyman Cohen.\n\nRobert Schall & Son, brick building for foundry purposes, 1041 Cambridge street, for the Eureka Brass Foundry.\n\nDaniel F. Hahn, alterations to building for store purposes, 1086 Federal street, for Hugh Delaney. Baldwin Construction Company, cement block building for garage and storage purposes, rear 2763 Mickle street, for Mr. Holt.

Building permits were issued at the office of Building Inspector Day as follows.

Hensgen Bros., garage, rear 219 North Tenth street, for William Leibrand. M. J. Lawuicki, alterations to building for church purposes, 1111 Thurman street. C. C. Bennett, new front to building for store and dwelling purposes, 824 Market street, for Hyman Cohen.

Robert Schall & Son, brick building for foundry purposes, 1041 Cambridge street, for the Eureka Brass Foundry.

Daniel F. Hahn, alterations to building for store purposes, 1086 Federal street, for Hugh Delaney. Baldwin Construction Company, cement block building for garage and storage purposes, rear 2763 Mickle street, for Mr. Holt.

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