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THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE
fc
1, 1918. vl
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I W E A L E STATE AT A UCT IQN J! ESTATE AT CTJONL JEAESTATJTATJOj
i i ' . 1 1 Js
1 eEMTOAIL I
Building of the Home
V a Matter of Economy
Developer of Hlgh-Clat
tReaidential Trade in
v Many Metropolitan
, Suburb Describes How
' the Standard of Citi
f zenship Js Elevated by
the Spread of Individ'
' ual Dwelling Ownership
' "jBY CHARLES L. VAN FOS8EN.
' il hat teen prominent for ten
years with such operations at East
lltver Heights, Broadway-Flushing,
Douglas Honor, West Norland, Crag
mere in the ltamapos, River View
Honor on the Hudson..
,'.Mn ilio ttslnn'ns; ""4 orcntii )ievtn
and- enrlh, thrn Ho crrate man In 111
ownmaRo nnd after Ills own jlkencm
Anrnyavo lilm dominion over every llv
tntt Uhnl."
Man's dominion hai never been que'
IlonVd. 111a Dower, however, rests onlr
-( n iiie deicrea In which ho asaertf hla
n. been Moncd with auch a heritage.
1 mankind frequently mantfevita lea In
telligence than lower order of animal
life.
vCrlmarlly we, find In all life an imtlnct
for Independence In the form of a horn
and we have yet to hear, even from
our eateemed nature faker. wherein
any form of animal Ufe except man
rents or lease an abodo for temporary
HvlnR quartern.
Man tor age has been satisfied to
tjUoll In a rented house and ay tribute
to a landlord throughout his whole Ufa.
Certainly If man asserts his right to
dominate, one of his first Individual
efforts would be to provide a permanent
4 habitation for himself and family. That
this la the natural condition la evidenced
wherever wo find people living a sane,
simple life. Only In our cities and
large communities do we find large per
rentage, of peoplo living from day to
day and year to year In an unsettled
temporary condition.
Homes In thn smaller village through
out the United States are very largely
owned 'by Individuals. Oradually In the
I cities the name spirit of home lndapend
' enro Is being manifested, especially
among the younger generation,
r Of course, the tremendous growth of
' Manhattan has made It practically lm
, possible for Individual home ownership
. on the Island, but the rapid strides In
improved transportation to suburban
sections have opened now sections for
nearly everybody In suburban commun
ities under environment suitable to both
pock.tbook and taste.
I build I mr records show within the last
I ten years the tremendous Increase in
Indtvldual home ownership In suburban
' New York. It will increase very rapidly
in the next few years, because large
tracts of land are being opened for auch
occupancy and rapidly absorb od when
iikVStSBBBSyBSSkkw
9
In modest circumstances to start home
ownerthlp. Large financial Institutions
are encouraging -home building bf loan
ing a large perccntago of total cost to
those who want to start on the road
to Independence. in my experience of
the ptst ten years in building Miburbin
communities 1 have seen many examples
of men who bought homes In this way,
and within a few years not only placed
themselves In better business positions
but also accumulated their homes free
and clear.
BETTER TRANSIT
STARTS BIG CITY
HOME EXPANSION.
Nearly all big cities are stirred by
the rapidly crowing movement of sub
urban expansion. While thslr average
yearly Increase of population Is S.JJ per
cent, their suburban increase Is 4.S per
cent. New York as a whol l advanc
ing 8.87 per cent, a year, Its suburban
growth reaching 6.83 per cent.
Population In the entire motropolltan
district !: srnwtng by 350,000 a year. The
Greater City Is Increasing- by stH.VO.
Improved transit Is tho main founda
tion of the outward tendency. Auto
mobiles as well as traction lines nre
enabling families to make homes In the
more attractive outljing secthns. People
will not live In congested places when
they can get better ittuirters with more
healthful surroundings. The steady ex
pansion of such transit facilities -promises
to Increaro tho outward movement
every year, .
Country estates oro In strong demand
at rising prices. They uro getting sesren
within ensy reach of tho metropolitan
masses. Their enhanced Investment
nlue Is shown by the roadlness with
which they can be traded fur gtlt-cdgo
city properties.
. e o
Huylng of suburban homo sites In high
class developments Is approaching the
volumo of the 1W-1W7 boom seasons.
Queens land and'Titlo Company reports
that no time during the past four years
have lot sales been as active at Massa
peiiua as during the past two weeks.
Uirge crowds have visited It each Sun
day, lluyers are selecting places where
active home building and street im
provements are being pushed. The tile
homes with Spanish roofs are In much
favor.
Many operators have been trying to
buy large sections of the von fort
landt tract this week at prlvatn salo.
They bellevo that part of Ilroadwoy Is
sure to see a lively building movement
soon. J. Clarence Davles. who mro.
sents the estate, has refused to con
sider such offer-i because he wants bid
ders nt next .Saturday's big auction of
fering to havo u chnnco nt the beet
sites.
e
Otto Singer sold two more of hts new
Hrooklyn dm-rlllnjs this week. They
are In the Kings Highway section, a
half-hour from I'ark llow. Tho Fourth
avenue aubway will cut the time below
twenty minutes. He says there Is a
heavy demand for housci which can be
bought on the pay-ns-rent system,
John fl. Mapes, as auctioneer. Is soil
ing 123 lots of the Walsh homestead to
day on the grounds alon- fort Schuy
ler road, Wntcrbury, Pilgrim, Mayflow
er, Bradford avtnur. In the llronx.
Decoration Day crowds made Hea
Itreese lltlghts on Rtatcn Island lively,
it is fifty minutes from Manhattan on
Harttan Uuy. W. C. Heeves Company
sold thirty-two lots there,
Another Wall street broker bought a
new house nt Mountain Lakes, N J
this wrote, The tract has been extend
ed over 1,000 acres at lloontnn, It Is
fifty-five minutes from Ilroadwny.
'Manager George It. Pea re says that ne
gotiations for homes havo become, very
numerous since the Lackawanna Hall
road began work on Its big new station
at the Lakes.
REAL ESTATE FOR 8ALE
WE8TCH ESTER.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-WE8TCHE8TER.
'VREAL ESTATE FOR SALE
WE8TCH ESTER.
complete city Improvement ars In
stalled. The particular advantages of owning
one's homo are based, largely upon
economy. Tho modest Investment which
will create a modern home condition
giving an ordinary family six or seven
rooms with a nice plot of ground can
be obtained In the close-In suburb for
approximately 15,000. The Intorest on
this money at 6 per cent, would be 1300
a year. The carrying charges, includ
ing taxes, Insurance and repairs, should
not exceed $130, which means that It
costs a man to live In his own home
under such conditions IK a month, the
rental of which would be from 100 to
!). Any additional amount invested
beyond this sum is money saved and
eventually the homo becomes free and
clear and the owner Independent of the
landlord.
The eplrlt of Independence hy home
ownership creates a higher form of citi
zenship In both the bread-earner as
well as his family. Thn perminerico of
his. housing enables him to know his
neighbors and to know thorn well
enough to make permanent frJends. He
has a standing in his onn community.
He Is recognized as part of such a com
munity and not as n single unit among
millions. He takes an Interest In munici
pal affairs and has a broader outlook on
life generally. His children are reared
under environment which creates better
health, better morals, better typss ti
manhood and womanhood, than can tie
possible with the city street as the only
playground.
The man who owns his own home is
looked up to not only by Ms neighbor
but by hla employer. This man is more
settled in his habits and Is a better
worker than the one whose mental con
dition is unsettled by continual moves.
It Is no longer prohibitory for peoplo
CLIFFORD B. HARMON S" GO.
316 MADISON AVENUE
NEW YOR.K
BE OUR QUEST
ON SPECIAL TRAIN
Mr. and lira. New Yorker: r
You are cordially .invited 'to be our guests on our
speoial train, Sunday, June 2nd, leaving Orend
Central Station 2:20 and 125th Street ten minutes
later, on a visit to Larohmont Gardens, a most
attractive Bungalow development, and to Pelhamwood,
a high-class residential Park both properties
highly improved and fully restricted. $10 down
secures any lot, the balance easy payments.
Our agents, wearing yellow badges, will be at
the train gate 30 minutes before train time to
give you FREE tickets, or write, phone or call at
our offices for tickets and full information.
Absolutely no obligation on your part.
Office open Sunday, 10 A.M. to 2 P.M.
Phone Murray Hill 232S
,EAL
ESTATE FOR SALE
LONG ISLAND.
REAL E8TATE FOR SALE
LONG I8LAND.
REAL E8TATE FOR SALE
LONG I8LAND.
Live on Long Island and Live
Come and See for Yourself the Ideal Suburban Home Surroundings
That Add Years to One's Life, That Makes "Ufe Worth Living," at
MASSAPEQUA
A Natural Park, Highly Improved, Surrounded by Lake, Bay and Ocean
To-Day's Investment. Opportunity
New Section of Lots at $245 Each;
$10 Down, $5 Per Month
ALL IMPROVEMENTS. NO ASSESSMENTS.
To-Day's Suburban Home Opportunity
Forty Beautiful Hollow Tile Fireproof Villas
from $5,500 to $20,000 Each
Every Improvement and Terms to Suit.
They are selling fast because the magnitude of the development (50,000 lots) war
rants us in sacrificing the profits to home buyers on these first forty houses.
Take the 1.30 Train This Sunday
From Long Island Dopot, 33d St. and 7th Ave.. New York, or Atlantic Avenue Depot, Brooklyn.
FREE TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED AT THESE STATIONS.
QUEENS LAND AND TITLE CO., Times Bldg., 42d St., N. Y. C.
REAL fcSTATE FOR SALE-QUEENS.
X REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-QUEENS.
STEAMBOATS.
STEAMBOATS.
Resumption of Passenger Service Monday, June 10, 1912
ALL-THE-WAY-BY-WATER
NEW YORK and BOSTON
DIRECT
BETWEEN
i Metropolitan Steamship Line
v; Tli erul Till Km slut lliuikpi MASSACHUSETTS and BUNKER HILL
TUB HTKAMnllll" tinruMiiun
pled to announce that It. Metropolitan fJ',m'
hlD Line dlreot AIMhe-Way-by Water Hervfce be
tween New Tork and Boeton will be lnuirurta for
the flummer fleuqn of 10ia on Monday. June lOtn.
SOIIEIWI.E. (Bfxlnnlm Monday, June 10th.)
I.tave New York Week Day. and Sunday from
Plr 14, North lllver. foot of Fulton Street, at J
1, M. ftunnln time between the Cltlee about, 18
houre. TIIK MASSACHUSETTS AND BU.NKITH
HIL.L are notable eianyjlfi ot marine architecture:
they are equipped with Wlreleee Telraphy. 8ub
marine Htanal Bervlee. .nd all facllltlee. to Insure
the Security and Comfort of paiientera. During; the past Winter nearly nan a
Million Dollar, haa ben Inveeted Innrorldlne- additional eoulpment for and n
eral Improvement of three vt.eela. Theee changes provide for the burning of Jii
Pii.l: the addition ot many attractive etateroomai the Installation ot Eleotrlo
r.na In Inelde room.: an outside Dlnlnc-Koom on the Main Deck! a Hurricane
Metropolitan
Steamship Line
Fan, NiwTirkti Bii'h. . 14.00
Twi-tirth Oiltlda Hunt.. f 2.00
latlil RllM $1.00
Eittrlc Fins li lutlii Runt
lirck Cafe. etc.
m line. Ubrtti Aii-ihe-rYiv-iy.yviitr Bctwen
Maine Steamship Line new york and Portland, me.
A Dflla-htful I,oiur Island Somnd Atlantis Orcein Trip of 300 3111m.
SClintl l.K. Leave New York from Pier IS, North Jllrer. foot of Veaer St.,
Tun. Thure. and Batitrdaya at A I'll. Leave Portland iimi days A, SO P. M.
Time between New York and Portland about 32 houre. DAY TKXP8. leaving New
York and Porllaiid 10,30 A. M.. Monday.. Jun. 2 to Cept. 8th, Include,
THE COAST AND INTERIOR OF MAINE AND THE MARITIME PROVINCES
are the Oreateat Pummer Vacation Landa In the World. Thousande of miles of
picturesque Sea Coaet, Lofty Mountains, ltlvera, 1-akn. and the drtat Pine Woods
hi'.-r one to thts wondrous outing I-aml for health and pleasure,
Tlt'kete and all Information at Wharf Offices, at 200 Droadway, also at N, T.
Transfer Co, and Tourist Office, generally throughout the city, Addrees Pas.enger
Trafflo Dept., Pier 14, N. it., New York, for lJleruturn and Hotel List,
The Ideal routes are those provided by the All-the-Way-by-Water ttervloe of the
FAKTRDM STRAILfKHIP OlRPTkRATIfirV
STEAMBOATS.
For Highlands, Srt llrtfflit, Ijag Biueh,
mu race aiui su jrmj etfeuae reiune,
Li. West SSlh St., 8.44 A. M iOjSo '
t.av i-, m. i.r, nsiurr, sv
A. II.. l id P. VI.
SD.SDAY.
Lr. 89th St., S.4S abd 10.30 A. M.I Bitter;,
t.10 and 11.10 A. M.
.80 A. M..
M.rii.iio
J una 3
BAT II III! AY
; ewT. ustiarr.
P. if. Run B-.10.l'lA.'lf.. l.SA'i'lto'e'H P M
Sr.. ztw m., H nr. leirr, uiur tnpi beiia
, Music. JlWresbm'u. McAUUtir Bt'b't Oo.
STB. MEANSBLRG
FOR KEANSBIKG, N.J. yftfe1-
landay eitra. at 2 .nd T.80 P. M.
EXdURSIONS.
EXCURSION TO NEW HAYEN
ON SUNDAY, JUNE 2
Steamer TIICILIKDPIXTK will leave Pier
,70, E. It., onlr. foot East 22d St., 10,00
A, M. due Nrw lUren 2.80 P. M. 'Retnra.dw
N. Y. 9,00 P, M. Two hours lo Nsw Ha.
Ten. Muilc, ftefrecuineoU. TlcleU, 11.50.
Children, 78 cent.. Ticket setle limited
to naif the capacity, on sal. only on
dar of eimrelon.
Sight-Seeing Yachts
& nfllCBVlTini Around Mtnhatten Island, DsUy,
?eUfi9tnUIIUI ji.tt.nr Plrr.irerry.lO.sO-a.au
Ul P.VAI "G OOXAtf, 8andr Uook Light.
nLblUlablp Tort., 1.1 , 11., retun (.
GRAND CLEARING SALE SOUTH OZONE PARK
MUM
'iV
65 NEW HOUSES
$100 Cuh and an Average of
$18.50 PER MONTH nay. all.
PRINCIPAL and INTEREST
PRICE, $1800 TO $3700
IMPROVEMENTS
, Steam heat, parquet flonn. tile vestibule, tile
bath, elegant console mantel and buffet, gu fu
ture., hot and cold water, tubs In rellir. con
crete cellar and walls, hot water neater, gas
nuwe) aterage lot, BOiluO, Your rlwtce of
stocco, shingles or htielled iWlna; very attrac
Ure Rooking new ho tun, wrll built.
Four Wayi to Go There
renu. sutiuo, Jluii itio. to osono ran. wai three uocjca south to Free
east to Mouth Oume 1'srk. Tune 54 minutes cu nurr. CoumutaUon,
80 tier tnonth. . .
I2r Labway. 5th aee, "V or any "L" nt trolley to Atlantic are. IsTlathtwh see. .letlon).
I. It. It.. Ilrooltljmi Uke Jamaica or Queme '"local" to lull road ate. (B rent (are), wtlk three
111 I.. I. It. H
port tnllejr, tbence
eu.ou tier monui.
hlvki miith In V,a.mri .mil iUaa, Mat In fwiuth Oacine Park.
u; ur tsie ttocsawsr eiprvm w (iione i-ar. inim eiaunun are, aiation, pvir tnree tiiocua
Time, HA mlnutre imi more.
are. station. -alk t
to 85 BiinuUa. UommutaUon, t4.HU
south, take Freeport trolley to South (Uone Park, SO
per inoniiie
(4) Take Pulton street "Oily Une" eleiaUtt to end of line and chance to Preeport trolley to
South Osnne I'ark. 6-rrait fire to llrnoklyn. 10-cent fare to Manhattan.
Write, "pUone or call for partU-olar;. ..Agente alwaie on properly.
DAVID P. LEAHY REALTY COMPANY.
N. W. Cor. 34th St. and Broadway, N. Y. City.
Phone SC10 (Ircelsy. ProvcrtT office phone, E40-J Jamaica.
REAL E8TATE FOR SALE
NEW JERSEY.
WILL SACRIFICE SUMMER COTTAGE
at flonu'ers U.. N. J. ruralihed.
Writ for nertlmlani.
OVTHTJl. P. O. BOX 1431, N. T. Cltv.
EXCURSIONS.
BELLEWOOD
Monnlali Excursion Resort
MUSIC. AMUSEMENTS
Country Dinner. 50c
EVERY $ fk
SUNDAY J.tftf
ROUND
TRIP
CeioighVitUey
Railroad
Special Train leivei Pcnni. Ferries,
CortUndt and Desbrouei Sti., 9 A. M.
Jersey City, 9.20 A. .M.
Hudson River Tube Trains connect
at Jersey City Station.
EVERY SUNDAY
UP THE SOUND
SEACLlFF.ndGLENWOOD
will
Lire Pier B
Y. ixjut Ilanorer Hq, L Hta.J,
6teamer "Hagamore'
1. W V , . . . .
.80; New Pier, foot 34lh St., E
KXcbnilON TICKKTH W) CKOTH,
SIGHT SEEING YACHT
LEAVU) TOW WEST SID rrritKCT
10.n A.M.jrtalltna arounl New York. Io.
ia.itft l'.M.Iturer & Plwinir rhalre ehee.
i IGHT-SEEING YACHT CLIFTON
Aronsa uannattan la and, lecturer snosrd.
Vtnj l jtn 1: M Trl .1441 Or..
HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
LONG ISLAND.
"Swepl by Ocun Bruit"
SEASIDE COTTAGE
AND
MOTOR BOAT
t1
1 i J&
. m SBH f JT.tlr. y
Just ss Itrprnented.
ONLY $500 CASH
of nttrlr or rut uoior tc(.
UiLANCE KANV "ILIUM.
II A II ELY OVIJJt 1 11UVU TO .N. Y, CITY
Ksprrae serrlre; do cbaofe,
A sumntrr or sll tbs year round hornet
lane lirini loom, fully equip!! kltrhrn,
four rosy hedrooma, wide rersode, tatQt
olrel for eJertrlclty. tdped for hriti hsrd
wuil trim, MplrtiJld Uthlm li.acn; boat
encrwraie aol wbarfi peifcct ibids; flih.
Iti. tmllni, all eummer epnru; eeleot
pUhbr!u-"l. On wptttt eater
Irootats (Irtat HiutU'Ilay, Lot( IiUnd,
Till, la an opoortunltr to obtain
fnllr eoulupeil home and rlueer
inotor Iwat at. leee than roet, for
little citan, ttrlte or puune ine no,
I.. M. rOTTKIt. Tel. 12.10 Sfd. u.
Office IIOU. ,14T rifth av., N. T, C.
92 9iJ!!$?JLl P. poultry.
KOH BALK A Unalo, (1 0 Wtilie
hirns. atrtclly itrallht tired. Theee ere Isylne.
J II YAltfl Tirlotnllle. I'
World Wants Work Wonders, "world "wants work wonders
. gjLyiLf---n-'jT--T"7T
, A T US II Z iS
j
IS.
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Tisr.K
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We Know the block opposite Central Park, on
Broadway from 58th to 59th Streeti. at shown,
above, was sold at an Auction Sale by A. J.
Bleeker & Sons for $6,955. It is now owned
by Geo. Ehret and estimated to be worth about
$3,000,000.
We Don't Know what you will pay at the
VAN CORTLANDT ESTATE SALE for the
blocks opposite Van Cortlandt Park, 238th to
240th Streets.
We Do Know that New' York is growing
Northward ten times faster now than when;
this was sold.
We Do Know that every purchaser at the
Van Cortlandt Estate Sale will make money
unless New York stops growing, and we don t
think it will. i
Go and See the Property,
then attend the Supreme Court Partition Sale of the
Van Cortlandt Estate
of 719 Lots
on Broadway, between 238th and 240th Streets. Van
Cortlandt Park South, Mosholu Parkway, Jerome
Park Reservoir and adjacent avenues and streets.
(Subway Station nt Broadway and 28th Street.)
Will Be Sold at Auction on the Premises
Saturday. June 8th, 1912, at 10.30 A. M.
75 may remain on mortgage.
Savings bank books taken as deposits on purchase of lots J
Titles guaranteed by Lawyers' Title Insuruncfl & Trust Co.
Every Lot Must Be Sold to the Highest Bidder
Adam Wiener. Esq., Refer..
Philbin, Dcckman, Menken & Grincom, Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
For maps and particulars apply to
Joseph P. Day
Auotlonr
31 Nasaau Street
J. Clarence Davies
OK 149th St. & 3rd Av...
Bronx
MEETINOS.
SOCIETY OF TAMMANY
OR
COLUMBIAN ORDER
Bfotl)er Too srs teeiectfnll rtquealea U
attend the rrmUef ieeUn f th. ihdatr, at
-lh the. Of.?4 HecUem M U lM
i,,n. i. 1B1I. ai hall aa heat eilef Ike eettlaf
of the eun.
Herrsta,
Usabsttao Seaaoa of nert, (th Moan, tear
of DUweerr 410th. nt JodeeoJeoc lKlh.
sa4 of Institution liSi
BU8INE8SOPPORTUNITIES.
OAltAUE for sale, twotorr.. HOilOO felt flssr
epaos. full cf etoreit, lota of repalrlus na op.
po.Itlom rtaeoo for eilllnl. slcsoej: rma reion.
et4t to etiit purahair. At1reu AUTUMODILB
fl.neftt TVIIte" Hatne X J.
FOJ SALE.
DI.OtONI)'. watehes delleere-1 1 eontenlent pay.
menu treepteilt npreeentaU'e ralla; telepho.e,
BTND1CATE CoVll'iNY, 11 11. Hth.
FOR SALE.
osrr
DIAMONDS
fit s'wil) it riu CAt
wt I ton kid oca
msm
IIS Dlimonl lllei.ll teeeiltj atitcliee, Jlltnooli.
Jewlty. Ueteopnlltsu. 43 W.WBtUsl. Open etea'fa
II W:iCKI.V Dlauwndi, nalclwe. liMlrr. Sick'l
More. Wi 34 ate., titer 107th at. Irpei etir.lD.
HELP WANTED MALE.
COOKS WANTED. APPLY
TIMEKEEPER, WALDORF
ASTORIA HOTEL.
CAnt'KSTI'.n wsnle.1 st Olrn Cote, f.. I,, at
the t V, llraka ))b. Applr to Milton (I.
Wlokt, Aiu'erlntrndtnt, (Urn Ore. U S u
lto.ua A UDUcobunh, Dab) loo, L. u
HELP WANTED MALI.
WjVNTKII voh
m ton u. a AEMI-
1 TftUtilEZ.'TmL
. & tt.
ark Ottr. M VSalloa s
IsMty. V. e
'7 JtTJ- MSHk.
All I eel er fanael stf1l(lea a4.
eertlHil In ThefWeeld will be
lUted .1 Tte Wsrlt's latereaa
Uea n.rsaa. .rlit..e BuUeUu
Arraele. rarh iei WeileTi
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