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[ BE 465 FEE?
Professional Building To
Seventh Tallest.
Be
SITE liM WEST 72D STREET
An Illuminated St. Andrew's
Cross Will Adorn the Top
of Building.
loi 4 Btrui lui.-. 44itii thi?
? und. ?rill be bulll by
ndlcate ? heaai corner ol ?.-'
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lo p. rmll the ? onatru.
Hon ..- ? srhlch la t" ?? rfady
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WILLIAM GUERIN.
Chief cf Bureau of Fire Prevention.
nearly *_,?a*a\?seB. Betttml !W.r*. have ai
1 sdy I rrn 1 nt??d.
Tiicr.. ?rill i" -riiar.it' waiting roonia
fer sa? . ex, eati-aiMea from c?,.n au?eet
-. and anibulaii. ? entrance with
? turntable giving a dir. ? t entrance to
lias eleest of sri keg w?,i r.?? , *
suca. Blae a ? omi""*odate a person in
.rrl.'nt po Itton
Th?* <-?? iif.iir? nt of th?? bulldlni will be
the hi tter da ? beapltal,
It la fmid.
Ftntt . ??*vatr,r.- ? f th- piiiiRrr type will
I.?- instnlli d. Two B*_l**?'a_*al ariaoliit-ly
fireproof*'I ar?* prms/agt ?i. :?n<i two electric
dumhwait. r?
Th?- arra_a*esaenta tor ?-_Bltsf-*on a:i?i
4, ntllatlon wOl alienee, 11 is also Bald, the
m. >t ijsptto?1 < ritn. Bad ofBea <.>'i
11 *.. th the "titrai plant of the build?
m?; win have vacuum otesnJ-as;, hot water,
m ?.'.it 'I'-tn- Hajht, Ka?. rle.-t.-ie
i.ov.er luuh ?Jit. t mifi alt? rnatinf* for all
urc? ol apr'dr.itn- ai_fl?_?I refrigera?
non witii tilt? r?-?i and * ? trlcally purifl<*d
water, and ?/aeuura sad cesaprasae?! ?ir
line
?Mi the i.r<iund Moor w. 111 be ?cvhI
atores. Thej aevi hern especially pro?
vided im th? convenience of thr. profes?
?or.ni tenaata of th? building, ?One .*?
? rtptlon tragglst, one
..n optician, one t"i b egaler m ?nir?
kifaii aii'i'lian? < ?-. snd lt.? ??Ihn.?, for ??irnl
?,, but onl the w r-f Best bo 1
cea_a In these llntM arUl be ron aidera d,
and the utmost dis? rtmlnattoa win be
iiaad In thaa n pi 1 L
It ir. ||k? |j I ha! th?? t"l' (l"..i o? ?lie
building will be mari?, a club wit?, sa
riab'i'..'. ? rjulppod operatlna room for
ihr joint use oi um tonnata
|*_wrenee >: Bniman a_hl raste relay m
deacrlMna some of the n??v?-i '?ature?, <.i
tl ? building:
?"Th.. pur pee a foe ??.huh tin l*TSfee
1 Building ?ill be erected is (?? pto
? Britta the maximum In ton
4?a4 of eonifori convenience, ami boa il
that an*. DM Ami furnish to
I hem The professional man of to*<ls*
alt ?i any eftee, ground
floor apartii). m. o> parlor floor that be
?an gei and pa) toi .i ?ufii a ?um thai
, in no eray tool HailHtled wlih Ir.?
liar*-a in, knoma what 11 nn um? U> hav?
THE PROFESSIONAL BUILDING,
it will be erected ?t 72a street and West End avenue. The structura will
be the seventh tallest ?" the cty._
; to 1 im a build site ol ?
I -. ? il ?? that s ill
, hundr? ?i of hin kind lo thi r ? ? .--? t?
i ? r r r 111. 111. 11, -1. ... i .. f r h ? ? ? ; ?. ;
i dis? ont? nt
ich a b it Id .
i of i _ ? ? ,i ? m|
grt at numb? r of
m? ntlon i" transpoi ti
It is tin h ? ?-n ot build? ? - ?
call almost an) locat thi best in Ne*
\.?: k ' and let It -?? it tl it bul
parti -\ that no ot ?
? litabli for of ti nants t"i
Prof?salo si
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e sti
irtsd -""i? of the i ?epartm? i
' Parka ;i"in botli of which ;
11raffle "i business la bet ? ? :' trersld?*
? ?Drive snd Parti kegln al IH street, which
baa given ;t s treat? prestlg? l ha
?>t h* i parkwa* street' hav? ever rect ed
Drill ??, i .\. ii
notice thm thf ?=!t?*.? ? hi? h ??
have both lust been Improved
? ? i !\ tment of a vet
high character, which ?ill Insure i>-*th thi
charact? r of the neighbot hood : I ?
light and al of the Pi??'? - inat 1
ni-.- fo ears t.m? Th?
?>f 11 ? s? new building* ar.. verj la -
?? r- -.,-, ? give
wet part of the build?
the ? ?
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met "f w
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trains whlcl *
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REAl'eSTATE FORSALE ORTO LET REAL TSTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET REAL F.STATE. FOR &ALF OR TO LET
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WINSTED is a live New England town in the |
heart of the Litchficld Hills, a part of the
beautiful mountain township of uld Winchester.
The altitude of Winstcd's Main Street is 710 ;
feet. Highland Lake 900 feet and the Green at Win- \
ehester 1/384 feet. These highlands of Connecticut. ?
noted for their beauty, arc swept by the pure, dry, \
health giving breezes of a temperate climate. i
Highland Lake, with an area of 489 acres, shut \
in by high hills, is Winstcd's beauty spot. There ?j
are five other lakes and ponds within the town lim- a
its, and numerous mountain streams, well stocked \
with trout. The hunter will find excellent bird |
shooting in season. The hill tops of well-kept, |
prospcrousWinchcstcrCcnter are adclighuothc eye. g
In every direction arc beautiful drives. There arc \
hotels and boarding houses in the town and farms \
on the hills, and within the ten mile zone of Win- |
sted many beautiful summer homes have been de- |
velopcd by wealthy people of high social standing. ' \
If you are seeking a farm, country home, all year resi- |
dence, mountain or lake front cottage or bungalow, make \\
your wants known to the i
Public ty Committee, "
Business Men's Atsoc'ation,
, Wintted, Conn. 1
-
Fl Pfflll RULE.
What the Bureau Is Doing t
Enforce the Law.
CAN LEVY BIG PENALTIE!
Owners Whn Koep Their Prop
crtie-3 in Orrie> Heed Have
No Fear.
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HOUSE BEING BUILT AT FIELDSTON.
-i. ?f WalHo Avenue, commandini-j a wid?
It is located on the easterly s?de of W-i-o *vc
view over Van Cortlandt Park. it was m-- j
berq for the Delafield estate.
ta APARTMENT SU
Investor Gets the Surrey, in
East 82d Street.
HOUSE HELD AT $375.000
Holding Company to Take Over
Skyscraper To Be Erected
by Railroad.
Dou*"laa L
the r\ ontenac Realty ro
Bamu? I A. H to. prcaid? tit, tl
nine atory apa 11 m? tit houM ki "?,
Burrey, .-it Ho. 122 to Ul I atreet
? ictur? on i
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all apartm? nta w? ? a i
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ted The |
ii -i r.- ?. and between tii?*n
ear the) held ?l<??ri the In
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ompan ?! with the pi t ?
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lally Com
am pa Ian ;ikh|!>?i
i ? .t down the n ? 11n i ?*? >
? . : ? . Oral q artei of Ifl : aboui
I to th? like pel lod li
'tiIn frightful ' rime haa ?been ran.
? ?! one hat e Buffered
than the ownera ??f loft b
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HOWARD ESTATES' GROWTH
Neu Long Island Station in
Centre of Colony Being Built.
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the development.
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TERRACE COTTAGE. PELHAM MANOR.
This beautiful house ad;oms Roosevelt Heights and is to rent.
?.??;-? ? ru be dtepoaed of on ttit?.
? Indication i .n
tire n iml ? thla u.;rt*i
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TRADING IN UPPER ZONES.
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Kurs i have ? .; fi If?
Oreen ? plot. i. - ? ? feet the north- ]
i ? l^ongfello? LVi nue t i -, -1
ly.ih itr? r Improv? n
The Healt] and < i ' fontpany
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FLUSH'NG LOTS AT AUCTION.
in ?. Keni ? > ?till offer ?t ;? icf-ion
?m Apt tota in Flush.****;, DB
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LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES. TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
Looking at
Aeolian Hall
across the Pla?a
of Bryant Park
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Offices and
Studios For Rent
Accessibility and ex?
clus i v e surroundings
are offered tlm??o **>ith a
?particular ? l?entele,, i'l
New ^ ork'v newest)
most ?beautiful, end dis?
tinctive office building.
Like the well-known
line Ari? ilding in
Chicago, th? t. \ ill -oon
l>o ? w ni ti n g li**t of
prospective tenants for
this neu- building. In
Lite meantimej an offi? s
or itudlO may lie secured
in
Aeolian Hall
29-31-33 West 42nd St.
Considering its une
((ttallcd advantages!
rents ?in* exceedingly
?reasonable.
Send for descriptive
liook.
Renting office on prem?
ise.*?.
PEASE &EU-IMAN
340 Madison Avciuir
Ti I. ?<-??'?? Itrvnnt
5-H?VENUE BARGAIN
ENTIRE TOP FLOOR TO SUBLET
McC'utcheon Building Oppoiitc Waldorf
.',.J7 I i.t'i \\. '"n S_00 S'i I c? I
OCCUPIED BY GEO. B. POST & SONS, ARCHITECTS
(Hcmovinc ro the New Vrchitects' Bid4"*., 101 I'.nk Ave.)
LIGHT ON FIVE SIDES
i ,,.,;. ?rn. I..I ..ii North South, l".i?t .i'i.1 VVc i Skylights.
EWING. BACON 8. HENRY Act
101 PARK AVENUE v7 ?or'i", i,".' Phone Murray Hill 2500
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17th ?'? m "ii ? .I i1 "' a?srtlae
irniit? ir.|v..| ?t th? fr,|-?4?ln? i'rari'rl ?"r"-e?
?i i??iil?r rat?? until ? ? .-|n.-k I "? . riBal
2W ath *4?.. ?. .- lor. t3d at.; 13? eta av??.
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CITY HOUSES TO LET.
HOIfaK TO I?! i ??. ill 8T 'HL* WEST
il ....111.4. bath lare? ?ar-l. rem, tu:
p*r ?nonth. | -?mill from J. R. Brown, 105
Writ lOtli ?t.
Candl?r
BUILDING J?&
Ncn \ork s Permanent Hu?ine'-. tenter
futile-n - A building decidedly and
vrlllCCS ?Kantigi-.-iutly
( - Iliiicrcnl ?Z:i?
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Des?: ripihe pamphlet and floor plans msilcd
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ter l??!-??*!???*?-**
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