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STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSEMEN'S SALE
O!' GOODS TOR
UNPAID CHARGES.
In accp.iiar.ee with the provision of law,
ther? b?*_g due and unpaid charges, for
?iilch the undersigned, Liberty Storage
?nd Warehouse Company, is entitled to a
Han as Warel ous? man, on tUe u loda here- ;
inafter described, and >!u. notice having
been given l ? all parties known to claim
an Interest therein, atcJ tho time specified
in Buch noti - tor payment of such
'?ha-rges having expired, there will be sold
a' public auctli n. at th? auction rooms of
W. H. FLATTAU i* SON, southeast coiner :
of 13th Street <? University Place, -Man- :
hattan, on Tuesday, March 16th, 1920, and.
continuing o-:. each Tuesday and Wednes?
day thereafter until all the following
Bttperty has been sold:
.Household goods, consisting of bureaus.
fiolffonier.. desks, wood, iron and brass
Md? (DAttregseu, linens, pillows, portieres,
o?'?;?, bedding, dining room furniture,
M?kerai cha rs, carpets, rii'.s, pictures,
p.irrors, sewing machines, library and par
??r .'.rnltur-, boxes and contents, barrels
sne ...tents, china, glassware, boric .a-brae,
upright, squared and grand pianos, vio
...s, violoncellos, guitars, banjos, mando
.'Ina, zitiiers. music record., trunks and
contents, clocks, souvenirs, trophic., bath
?cales, eiectrli lamps, electric fixture?,
?ectrlc motors, toys, tennis rackets, golf
?ati*. pers*.:i_i effeots, clothing a. d mlscel
j^neous, held for the account of C. Mon
??ta tlllpiii, c. W. lioukl, Mrs. Marie
??dwell, Tyler H Bennett and Mrs.
J/lar H. Bennett, Dr. Norbert Stadmuller,
a,?a Helen A Coates, Mrs. Elsie W.
?V,' L- R* Umbenhower, Mis. William
? Brower and The Aeolian Company,
?J?. p. W, Clare. Mrs. \V. S. (ill!, Mrs.
?? O'Mahoney, Mrs B. B. Cowles, Estate
w t.1 Jo!,eph W. Herbert Jr. and Joseph
(?__, bert Jr- Hria Ludwtg Hauman &
\.^ny' &s thelr interests may appear.
._?,, cal *Iul ?cientiflo instruments and
?PPiUi.cea held for the account of Dr.
jornert .tadtnulier, and Mr?. Elsie W.
noya?,
.,?mc* furniture, consisting of filing cabi- !
22 ?. , "' ?mce chairs, sectional book- ,
iii if for accoun' "f R- H. Sanborn.
* ??ni , K "ovv ?t"f<'<l with said Com- *
__?!' ? Us warehouses, and all to be ;
?riiLj -"Pf^fleally announced and de- '
Kr'Md at time of ?aid sale.
, aau ?Lg.uds !r,ay be He,:U at th? Place of
UBvUtV-1" j_Jtur.lay preceding the sale.
?T,.T).>TOKA(,Kj! WARKIIOl-.SK CO..
?TV sk\\. "_, W? 8T ANI> 48 AND
u??,1H *T-' NJEW VOBK CITY. N. Y.
^.WftLlAM R. WUOL, Secretary.
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES
" ofA<u ?HDA-N'CE WITH T .IE PROVISION !
'hare.. ? !hero belnS due and unpaid i
?s'or_?! ?.0/ w,iU-h the undersigned Hobaon i
??r.hn,, Warehe,u?o Is entitled to a Hen as ,
?trib._ nJa" on the K?od5! hereinafter de- I
U _T?!i , duo "?tlce having been given to ;
?i E_7 f. known to claim an interest there- ;
P?vn_Z. '.tlme ?Pec'He?. In euch notice for ;
there in "uch tharses having expired. !
?Er ? ?" n? ?old at public auction at
it?th jLVnttri'h A action Rooms, 101 K?st
t> f",^- on Thursday, MjircU 23th. 1030,
?vervTi. '? Hr"1 continuing on each and
> liiursOay thereafter, beginning at the
JSSuJ^J' i'n,tl "!1 K?0'18 >*re ?old. to wit:
?ultt. _i furnl??"-e conslsllng of parlor
farj'fnrlu00"1 ?ultea. dining room suites, lib- j
?runwr,?. tur*' P'?nos, vlctrolaa, musical In
W a?r. ' t'*rPet?. 'UK?, trunks, ht^es, bar- i
!|*'lir ?. ^ae.B' conteiit? consisting .f cloth
brtc-a ir O"^?- P?P*rs. stationery, pictures. !
kWdlnr * chlna *n<t glassware, silverware, |
ptrsmiTi a_?p*.ne8 antt ?naterlals and other ?
RL''*:" held for the account of
W?tD^LT_ B, I'KARRON, ALICE L CiOD
b"r??-.^?.ON C. THOMAS. MAHCAKET
U*9 M?i%V.I;..VHITMAN. HARRY BUR
cA??>p?rt.!_.oU^VID *-'I'ARY. MRS. I.. H.
1'^CA^PvEIiv?MR8' J* BHISSOV. MHS. H.
*?? io,'J??s* P- HOI.iA, MRS. ANNA
"*?red* lnSIDiiR ?^HOENFELD. being now
' 'S? ?tinS. ** ?. Hob??n Storage Warehouse
I ?US?*. .7" i** on exhibition at the time
? a ,ai?' an<J on each day of sale.
Hob?? Storag? Warehotu?
i mJlki7! WT?ST ?1ST 8T.
^ ?? WttUAM HOBSON. Proprietor.
Realty Trad
Old Downtown
Sections Active
In the Trading
Realty Company Purchases
Five Loft and Office
Buildings in Water and
in Front Streets for Cash
Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
for William C. Cammann to the 95
Wall Street Realty Company the five
loft and office buildings at 107 to 111
Water Street and 108-110 Front Street, i
The transaction was on an . all-cash
basis. The management of tho prop- :
erty has been placed in charge of the
Noyes Company. The. property sold
has frontages of about 63 feet on
Water Street and 42 feet on Front
Street, with a plottage of 9100 feet.
Deals In Greenwich Street
Wm. A. White & Sons have sold to
Bertram Stokes the five-story and base?
ment building, on plot 25.0x62.5, at 327 ?
Greenwich Street, southeast corner of
Duane Street. Mr. Stokes^ will use the
building for the provision business.
This is the second sale of this build?
ing by the same brokers within six
months.
Berlin & Schneider have purchased
from John A. Schappert the six-story
store and loft on lot 23.6x112.S, at 74
Greenwich Street. Harold Hotchkiss :
was the broker.
Hall J. How & Co. have sold for John
G. Gerber to Daniel F. Farrell the five
story building at 207 Duane Street on
lot 26x58.
Tenant Buys in Pearl Street
The Noyes Company has sold for Dr. ;
Lewis M. Kommel 3f>4 Pearl Street, a i
live-story building on lot 23..5x60, to ;
Edward Sempliner, the tenant, dealer
in boots, shoes and leather. Mr. Sem?
pliner purchased the property for all I
cash. This sa?t} is of additional inter- :<
est because the same brokers sold the
property to Dr. Kommel fifteen years
ago. He now realizes a substantial
profit on the investment.
Investor Gets West Broadway Lot
The two five-story loft buildings at
502-4 West Broadway, on lot 50x75,
have been purchased by Mrs. Anna Hel- :
fat, through Jacob Shapiro.
Quick Resale in Twenty-third St.
Frederick Brown has resold to a i
client of Harry B. Cutner the five-story
loft building, on lot 25x98.9, at 18 East
Twenty-third Street. The realty,
which is under lease until next May,
was acquired about three weeks ago
by Mr. Brown from Borden and Will- .
iam H. Owen jr., through Albert B. ;
Ashforth inc.
Sale of Two Nineteenth St. Lofts
The Stebbins Realty and Construc?
tion Company Inc. has bought from
Silas Swartz 139 to 149 West Nine?
teenth " Street, two eight-story loft
buildings, on plot 120x100.
Estate Sells Sixty-eighth St. Garage
George S. Runk has sold for the es?
tate of Teresa M. J. O'Donahue 166
East Sixty-eighth Street, a three-story
garage, on plot 25x100.
?-?
Mrs. Georgia J. Appleby
Sells West 69th St. Dwelling
_ P<?ase & Elliman have sold for Mrs.
Georgia J. Appleby to a client for oc
cupancy the throe-story and basement ,
dwelling at 125 West Sixty-ninth !
Street, on plot 16.1x55x100.5.
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STORAGE NOTICES
WAREHOUSE SALE OF GOODS
FOR UNPAID CHARGES
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVT- '
s'.nn of law, there being due and unpaid
charges for which the undersigned, The
Ansonla ?atorase Warehouse Co., is entitled
io a lien us warehouseman on the goods '
hereinafter described, and due notice hav
ing been srlven to all parties known .to ,
claim, an interest therein, and the time ?
specified in such nonce for payment of !
su h charges having expired, there will be.
sold a: public auction at the Monarch Auc?
tion Rooms, 161 East 12S>lh Street, New Yo;k j
ON ' TUESDAY, MARCH lfiTIf, 19?0, AT
10:30 A. M? AND ON FRIDAY, MARCH
19TH, JOiO. AT 10:30 A. M., AND IP
SALE THEREOF IS NOT COMPLETED
ON SAID DATES THE SAME WILL HE
CONTINUED AT THE SAME PLACE ON
EACH AND EVERY TUESDAY AND FRI?
DAY THEREAFTER, BEGINNING AT 10:30
A. M. ON EACH DAY AND CONTINUING
UNTIL ALL THE GOODS ARE SOLD'
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY. TO WIT: !
Consisting of Dressers and dressing tables. ;
chiffoniers, washstands, tables, chaira and ?
rockers, betis, mattresses, bedding, parlor
suits, mirrors, tabies ami stands, cabinets, I
pictures, clocks, rugs, carpets, sofas, divans.:
davenports, sewing machines, oil cloth, desks, i
bookcases, library tables, lamps, vacuum ?
cleaners, gas and oil heaters, stoves, orna- !
ments, vases, brlc-a-brae, musical lnstru- j
mints, china and glassware, kitchen furnl- '
lure and utensils, linens, blankets, quilts, !
books, trunks, chests, hampers and contents
(personal effects), clothing, etc., draperies, I
curtains, etc., restaurant IKtures, pots, pans, ?
counter, chairs, tables, show case, etc.,
dressmaker's establishment, wardrobe?, i
chairs, tables, machines, dresses, time clock, ?
adding machine, typewriter, and all other ;
personal effects, household goods hela for the I
account of the following parties concerned: ;
CATHERINE CUNNINGHAM. J. T. DAR
DIN, DOLORES FOURNIER, MRS. M.
JACKSON, -MRS. MAE KEKSON, HELEN j
KEEVAN, ABE MOON. ALBERT P. j
WEHER AND LAHN FURNITURE CO.. E. |
M. KKRNAN. all now being stored In said ?
Ansonla Storage Warehouse Co.'s warehouses. ?
The goods will be on tjxnlbltlon at the timo |
and place of sale and on each day of sale.
ANSONIA STORAGE WAREHOUSE CO.
137-J30-141 West 09th St.
SUMMONS
SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY. |
-?ERNEST C. ROMANO, Plaintiff,
agalnat ROBERT R?MER, doing busl- ;
nee* und-r the name of ROBERT ROMER j
& COMPANY, Defendant. _
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT: ,
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an.
swer tho complaint lu this action, and to !
serve a copy of your answer on the Plain- ?
tiff's Attorn.?3?V8 within twenty days after I
the service of this summons, exclustve of I
tho day of service; and In case of failure
to appear, or answer, judgment will be
taken against you by default for tho re- :
lief demanded in the complaint.
Dated N. Y.. February ?nd. 1920.
GOODMAN & WERNER, |
Plaintiff's Attorneys. Office and Post |
Office Address. No. 61 Chambers Street,
Borough of Manhattan, New York City, i
TO ROBERT ROM ER, doing business as.
ROBERT ROMER & COMPANY:
The foregoing summons is served upon ?
you by publication pursuant to an order of
Honorable Nathan Bijur, one of the Jus?
tices of the Supreme Court of the State
of Now York, dated the 24th day of Feb?
ruary, 1920, and tiled with the complaint
In the office of the Clerk of the County of
New York, at the County Court House In
the Borough of Mauhattan, City. County
and State of New YorX.
Dated New York, February !7th. 1920.
GOODMAN & WERNER.
Attorneys for Plaintif?, Office & P. O.
Address. No. 61 Chambers Street. Bor
ou*h of Manhattan. New York City*
ing in City a
Buyers for Fine Homes
On East and West Sides
Fleming House, in 67tli Street,
and CurtistA Dwelling, in 66th
/Str?eet, Among Sales
Douglas L. Elliman & Co., have Bold
for Mrs. W. C. Fleming her residence
at 43 East Sixty-seventh Street, a four
story and basement private house, on
lot 20x100.5. The purchaser after ex?
tensive alterations, will occupy it as
his home. The same brokers recently
sold 47 East Sixty-seventh Street for
Lewis S. Morris to Mrs. Herbert Mc
Bride.
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc., has
sold for Commodore Arthur Curtiss
James, 102 West Eighty-sixth Street,
a four-story and basement dwelling,
on lot 20x100. The buyers, Mandel?
baum & Lewine, intend to alter the
property into an American basement
house when the lease expires in
October.
L. & A. Pincus have purchased
from Mrs. Elenore S. Wyckoff, of El
mira, the five-story private house at
62 West Fifty-second Street, on lot
20x100. Tho seller was represented by
John Finck and the purchasers by
Charles Meyers.
Sales in Harlem and in Heights
The three-story dwelling, on lot 20x
100.11, at 23 West 120th Street, has
been sold by Charles Moeller.
Tho Merit Realty Corporation (Mar?
cus L. Oak, president), has sold 'the
three-story dwelling, on lot 17x100.11,
at 150 West 123d Street to Mrs. Flor?
ence Scher, through L. Rappaport and
M. Beck.
Ernest T. Bower has sold for Mrs.
Sarah Brownell the three-story dwell?
ing at 64 East 124th Street, on lot 18x
100, and for Mrs. Catherine L. Minifee
the three-story dwelling at 234 West
123d Street, on lot 14x100.
Ralph Russo has sold 306 East 120th
Street, a three-story dwelling, on lot
19.5x100.11.
Fitz Howell has sold for the Equit?
able Life Assurance Society 224 West
138th Street, a three-story dwelling, on
lot 21.1x99.11.
To Alter 6th Avenue Building
At a Cost of $400,000
John H. Scheicr, architect, has filed
plans for the alteration of the one?
time O'Neill-Adams department store
building, occupying the block front on
the west side of Sixth Avenue from
Twentieth to Twenty-first Street. The
property is owned by the United State3
Realty and Improvement Corporation,
and was leased recently in its entirety
to the Partos Realty Corporation. It's
alterations, it is estimated, will cost
about $400.000. A number of stores,
show and sales rooms, lofts and offices
are to be installed. The Partola Manu?
facturing Company will occupy a large
portion of the structure, which will be
known as the Partola Building.
-.
French Hospital Gets
Adjoining 33d St. Property
City Magistrate Joseph S. Schwab has
sold, through the Schwab Realty Com?
pany, 441 and 443 West Thirty-third
Street, a plot 52.8x100, to the French
Hospital, whose building on Thirty
fourth Street abuts this property.
' The hospital also owns the adjoining
parcel at 445 and 447 West Thirty-third
Street, whicn is used as a nurses' dor?
mitory, and now controls a frontage of
100 feet at this point. The Thirty
fourth Street frontage is 108 feet.
>
Mrs. Hoyt Sells 5th Avenue
Home for Apartment Life
Pease & Elliman have leased for J.
E. R. Carpenter an apartment at 630
Park Avenue, a suite Of twelve rooms
and four baths, to Mrs. Louis T. Hoyt,
whose residence at 726 Fifth Avenue
the same brokers sold to Farquharson
& Wheelock for alteration into a busi?
ness building. ?
?
Buy Site for Store Building
Ennis ?fe Sinnott have purchased,
through L. J. Phillips & Co., the plot,
75x100, on the east side of St. Nicholas
Avenue, 100 feet north of 170th Street,
facing Mitchel Square. The property,
which was acquired from the estate of
Philip Feuring, will be improved with
store buildings:
-?
Corporation to Buy Buildings
The three four-story buildings, on
plot 50x83, at 154 to. 158 West Twenty
fourth Street, near Seventh Avenue,
will be taken over by the 156, West
Twenty-fourth Street Corporation,
with F, L. Goldman and R. Messline
directors. The Francis McCabe estate
holds title to the ?realty.
To Make Over Hotel for Women
The six-story hotel at the southwest
corner of Hudson Street and Twelfth
Street is to be made over for use as
a hotel for the Young Women's Chris?
tian Association, the owner of record.
Katharine C. Budd is the architect and
estimated the coat at $25,000.
Tenants Buy in 74th Street
Kasimir ?fe Meltzor, tenants, have
purchased 502 to 506 East Seventy
fourth Street, a six-story building, on
plot 75x100, from George W. Grote.
Joseph G. Abramson represented the
purchasers.
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Investors and Operators
Figure in Bronx Buying
J. Clarence Davies has sold for H. I.
Smith 878 and 880 East 156th Street,
a three-story store and apartment
house, on plot 68x70.
L. J. Phillips ?fe Co. have sold for the
Bellmil Realty Corporation to Harris
and Maurice Mandelbaum and Fisher ?fe
Irving I. Lewine 1030 to 1034 Boston
Road, two five story apartment houses,
on plot 50x200 each.
The Kean Zucker Corporation has
purchased the property, 40x95, at 800
East 179th Street, corner of Mapes
Avenue, and 415 East 187th Street, a
four-story house, 33x100, which it im?
mediately resold to M. Wecsler.
Jacob Jurin, for Louis Barman and
others, has purchased the property, 25
xl30, at 1560 Inwood Avenue from El?
len M. Breen.
Steinman ?fe Steiman have sold for
Arkin ?fe Horowitz to a Dr. Rosen 1076
Simpson Street, a five-story flathouse.
S. J. Taylor has sold for Fanny E.
Downs the three-story residence, 16x
100, on the northerly side of West
184th Street, 112 feet west of Grand
Avenue, and for Bernard Lynch 2454
Devoe Terrace, a two-family house, 25
x90, to P. Kiernan.
Storminger & Juneer have sold for
Josephine Strassner the four-story
flathouse at 3416 Park Avenue.
The Stebbins Realty Company has
bought through Fred Lowenthal 432
East 156th Street and 997 and 999 Mor?
ris Avenue, two five story apartments,
on plots 50x100 feet each, from the
William F. Kenny Company through
L J Greenberger, and 1064 Sheridan
Avenue, on plot 60x100 feet, a five
story apartment, through L. J. Green?
berger The Stebbins Company also
sold 2354 Southern Bo^lev#-d, a five
story apartment, on plot 50x100 feet,
to Julius Goldberg, through Samuel
Goldmeyer. ?
Larchmont Garden? House Sold
The-Colonial residence of James G.
Baldwin on West Brookside Drive,
Garchmont Gardens, has been sold to
Otto Egjjfers. of this city. Georg? How?
was the broker.
rid Suburbs
Many More Make
Good Profits in
Apartment Resales
W. Emlen Roosevelt Parts
With the Twelve-?tory
Westminster, in 86th St.,
Near Park Av. Corner
The Westminster'apartment, at 68
and 70 East Eighty-sixth street, a
twelve-story structure, erected about
seven years ago by Samuel A. Herzog,
has been bought by J. C. and M. G.
Mayer from W. Emlen Roosevelt. It
occupies a plot 64x100, about 100 feet
west of Park Avenue; Howard L.
Lewis was the broker.
Monterey Passes to New Hands
The Monterey, a six-story elevator
apartment, on plot 100x100, at the
southeast corner of Pinehurst Avenue
and 179th Street, has been resold by
tho Wellfinanced Investment Company.
Sale of the Esperanto
Sharp ?fe Co. have sold for L. H. Ull
man the Esperanto at 229 West 105th
Street, a six-story elevator, on plot
100x100; sold recently by the same
| brokers for Frederick Brown.
Operators Get Ashton Court
? Thomas J. O'Reilly has sold for the
Doumen Realty Company to the Benen
i son Realty Company Ashton Court, a.
: live-story apartment, ort plot 80x100.
Invests In Eighty-first Street Flat
Henry Wasserman has sold the four
story flat, on lot 25x102.2, at 239 East
Eighty-first Street.
Two 142d Street Houses Sold
The two six-story apartments, on
plot 37.0x99.11 each, at 543 and 545
West 142d Street, have been sold by
Sidney Ettinger to Isaac Kind.
Resale of Bradhurst Avenue Corner
The six-story apartment at the south?
east corner of 149th Street and Brad
hurst Avenue, on plot 50x99.11, has
been resold by Max Seligman through
Jacob Shapiro to Abraham Schlussel
berg.
Corporation Buys and Sells
Steinman ?6 Steinman have sold for
the Daylight Realty Corporation a five
story flat at 570 West 172d Street, on
plot 02.6x100, and have sold to tho
corporation 23 West 123d Street, a five
story flat, on lot 25x100. j
Cash for 99th Street Flat
The Lebertan Corporation has sold
the Miquelon, a six-story apartment at
206 West Ninety-ninth Street, for all
cash over a mortgage of ?80 000 held
by the New York Life Insurance Com?
pany, to a client of William A. Carr, of
J. Clarence Davies.
Sale in 165th Street
Tho E. .1. Maas Realty Company, Inc.,
has sold for Harry Schweitzer to E. E.
Monette 235 to 239 West Ki5th Street, a
six-story elevator apartment on plot
75x100.
House in 1.78th Street Sold
An operator has purchased 508 and .
510 West PTSthijfStreet, a six-story ele?
vator apartment, on plot 75x100. Her?
man H Felstein, the present seller,
acquired in?.- property last month.
Tenant Buys in Amsterdam Ave.
The J. & L. Realty Company hau sold
to William Zimmer, the store tenant,
the five-story building, on lot 25x74, at
765 Amsterdam Avenue.
Morris Florea has sold the five-story
single flat at U27 West 115th Street.
Sale of 112th St. Tenement
Harry Sugarman has sold for A.
Heyman 348 West 112th Street, a five
story tenement, on plot 33.4x100, to
Lipschitz ?fe Bro.
Estate Sells in 13th Street
Rice & Hill have sold for the estate
of the late George R Fearing the five
stpry store : nd lement at 306 West
Thirteenth Kire-Jt, on lot 28x55. Ex?
tensive imp ovements are planned.
Art Dealer Gets Fine
Madison Avenue Dwelling
Pease ?fe Elliman have sold for the
Burnside Corporation, represented by
L. 11. Slawson ?fe Co., the four-story
and basement dwelling, on plot 34*xl00,
at 238 Madison Avenue, the second
house below the site of the old Have
meyer residence, at the southwest cor?
ner of Thirty-seventh Street, which
for many years was the limiting point
of the business invasion of Murray
Hill from the north.
The buyer is Frederick A. Lawlor, to
whom the same brokers a few years
ago leased the Senff residence, at the
northwest corner of Forty-first Street
and Madison Avenue, a site which is to
be shortly improved by tho F. F.
French Company with an office build?
ing for its own occupancy. Mr. Lawlor
is an art dealer, and will use his new
location for business.
New York Title Company Buys
Borough Hall Section Building
The American Trust Company and
the New York Title and Mortgage
Company have purchased 205 to 213
Moivtague Street, Brooklyn, near Court |
Street, Lo accommodate _ the growing
business of the two institutions. The
building is of an attractive Doric type, j
with pillared front.
President Harry A. Kahler an- ?
nounced yesterday that immediate pos- ;
session would be taken of a part of |
the building and the remainder occu- ?
pied us soon as leases expired.
Business Space Leased
George R. Read ?fe Co. have leased to 1
Kwong-Yuen & Co. space at 15 West i
Thirtv-fourth Street, and to Duntley ?fe j
Co. space at 9 East Thirty-fifth Street. !
The same brokers have leased for Hen?
rietta Hutcheson the building at 132
East Twenty-ninth Street for a term
of years.
Harris. Vought & Co. and J. Clarence
Davies have leased a large space at 15
and 17 East Fortieth Street to G. W. S.
Patterson ?fe Co., inc., importers and
exporters.
The Charles F. Noyes Company has j
sub-leased for the Southard-Robertson I
Company the building at 21 and 23 :
Peck Slip, corner of Water Street, to
the Ackerman Manufacturing and Ex- j
port Company for ten years from May
1, at an aggregate rental of $75,000,
and has sub-leased back to the South- |
ard-Robertson Company a portion of i
the ground floor and second floor of
the building, where the company will
continue' to maintain their executive i
: offices.
, Dwight, Archibald & Perry, Inc., j
have leased for Guion Brothers 37 and !
! 39 West Twenty-fourth Street for a j
' long term of years to the 37 West
Twenty-fourth Street Corporation.
These buildings were formerly occu?
pied by the Collaiza Restaurant. The
lease is significant of the changing of
the character of this block between
Broadway and Sixth Avenue from be?
ing one of tho popular restaurant
j blocks in the. section to a mercantile
I line of occupation.
Cushman A Wakefield, Inc., have
i leased offices at 50 East Forty-second
I Street to Chisholm ?fe Chapman, the J.
P. Devine Company and the Burden
Iron Company, and offices at 52 Van
I derbilt Avenue to the W. B. McLean
Manufacturing Company, Ludson R.
Harrington and Daniel O'Connell & ?Co.
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
For Sale?Plot of 6250 Sq. Ft.
on very prominent corner of Leonard
Street and Weet Broadway. Frontage 126
foet, adjoining Subway and Bllevated Sta?
tions. Old building?. Possession in 00
days.
JOHN CONSTABLE MOORE
00 Kost .4th. Telepnone Tanderbltt 818D.
REAL ESTATE FOB HALM
HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR
ALL SECTIONS
$6,000 to $50,000
3. CLARENCE DAVIES
32 NASSAU ST. JOHN 6094
ROCKVILL? CENTRE
Wonderful bargain, 4 minutes from rail?
road station, 6 2-3 acres land, including R
room houso with all Improvements, garage,
barn and chicken houses and Incubator
houso. Price to quick, buyer, $16,000.
$10,000 can remain on mortgage.
8-room house, plot 60x735, waterfront,
hot water heat, gas and electricity, garage
for two cars, 30 fruit trees. Price $12,000.
Cash required $8,000.
8-room house, plot 75x200. Price $7,000.
Mortgage. $4,000. Located near school.
New 7-ro.om house, plot 50x160, open
fireplace, all Improvement?, good locality.
Price $8,000. Mortgage $3,200.
Other properties; if they aro for sale we
havo them.
HENNINGS
Opposite Station. PHONE1 634-R.
FOR SALE.?MA"? 1ST OCCUPANCY.
-Vine covered Virginia Colonial .Mansion,
on Stewart Avenue, Garden fits- Estates.
Beautiful houso. Contains 14 rooms and
. baths. Every modern convenience.
Fireplaces. Two-car garage, with 3 rooms
and bath, for a chauffeur. Corner plot,
232x..20. Beautifully planted with fully
matured trees and Bhrubs. Fruit trees
and vegetable garden. Price $76,000,
which Is far below the present value. For
Information apply to C. A. NICHOLLS,
185 Madison Avenue. Telephone Vandor
bllt 8373.
WITHIN THF HALF HOUR
Send for particulars of more than fifty
houses, ranging In pilco from $10,000 to
$26,000, all within thirty minutos of the
heart of the city.
B. KNOWLES, JR., Room 1303, 62 Van
rterbllt ave. Telephone 7567 Vanderbllt.
westchestEr county
ffESTCHESTER COUNTY
SPECIALISTS
P^?H30!?!PI ACREAGE
ESTATES
HOMES
6th ave., cor. 44th St. Tel. 7070 Van.
Fish
NEW COLONIAL HOME, large plot, con?
tains large living room, open fireplace,
dining room, pantry, kitchen, 4 bedrooms,
2 tiled baths, gas, electricity, hot water
heat. Price $12,500, terms. REYNARD &
KRAFT, 206 Huguenot. Phono 2541.
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COUNTRY ESTATE*
FARMS. FURNISHED HOUSES. \
AU NC HUDSON R?VERl
NICHOLS & 1IOUBIE, 7 East 42d ?u
PELHAMS, MOUNT VERNON, NEW RO
chelle.?Houses, Iota and apartments for
sale and rent LAMBERT & LAWRENCE,
Westchester & Boston Railway Station,
I'elhamwood, N. Y.
NEW J ERSEY
ENGLEW09D, ?????. i? s*
7 Keai estate
H. Weatherby & Cit.. En?lewood, N.j
I.EONIA AND BOGOTA, N. J.
House .it", whli all improvement?.
Prices will be much higher soon.
Buy yours al present low prices.
G. It. Hitchcock. Inc.. Bogota, N". J.
fl.VWORTH. N. J.?FOR SALE, HOC. 10.
tJx large rooms, all improvements, Al
condition; eight lots, near West Shore R
It. station. C. T. MORTIMER, Pino St..
Haworth, N. ,r.
STUDIOS WANTED
STUDIO WANTED
by a reliable firtiit who will tahe lease
and pay right price. Desires a good siied
work room about I!). ..I with top north
light. Elevator not essential. It must be
in n good and well kept steam heated
building. Address Charle? Allen, Room
6. ., BOO Fifth Avenue. New York. Phone
Grumercj* 7051,
MORTGAGE LOANS
MONEY PROCURED; FIRST. SECOND
mortgages. PEARSON &. SON, 424 East
7th st., Brooklyn. Write, oftll, after 7.
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LET
22D ST.. 258 WEST.?Electric lights, steam
heat; newly renovated, ti roopis and -?
baths; $135 up, leases. Agent on premises
Immediate possession. Few more left.
BETTY ALDEN, INC.
Apartments of distinction,
89 Park ave Murray Hill 0884.
TO LET lOR BUSINESS PURPOSES?
To Let Large Store Near 5th Av.
In the 50's. Possession October 1st
John Constable Moire
00 E, 84th ST. Tel, VANDKRBII/T K1H9
??mu ?ii wiiiwHPiiiiMwiim?
TO LEASE?Large Art Gallery
AdjoiniiiR r>th A\e. in the 60s. Wonderful
exhibition and salesroom for painting's or
"'?OHN1 CONSTABLE" MOORE
60 East 34th. Tel. Vanderbllt SIM
Home Buying in Brooklyn
O. E. Allard and J. J. Levy have sold
the two-family dwelling on plot 40x
100 on west side of Rugby Road, 100
feet south of Dorchester Road.
The Meister Builders, Inc., has sold
to a client of James Cavollo a three
story dwelling at 736A Union Street
on plot 16.8x100.
The Bulkley & Horton Company has
sold 87 Waverly Avenue, a three-story
brick dwelling, on lot 18.9x100, for
Mary Farrari.
Henry Pierson & Co., Inc., have sold
an eight-family apartment at 160 Gar
field Place for Charles J. H. Roper, and
49 Montgomery Place, a dwelling on
lot 20x90, for John P. Steich.
The Jerome Property Corporation
has sold a three-story single three
family flat at 395 President Street, on
lot 20x100, for C. Schwartz.
" ? ?
More South Beach Bungalows
Mrs. George S. Scol'ield has sold her
property at South Beach, S. I., to Ste?
phen Messerer, who will erect a number
of bungalows. The Cornell Reaf Estate
and Auction Company, Inc., was the
broker.
i .i ? i
New Building Plans
Manhattan
4?TH ST, 604-606 W; for a, two-story
warehouse, 40x100; Standard Oil Co of N
Y, 26 Bway, owner; C E Ellis, 26 Bway,
architect; cost $.5,000.
46TH ST, 031-639 \V;-for a two-story gar?
age and workshop, 12x100.5; Standard
Oil Co of N Y, owner; C A Kills, archi?
tect; cost, $00,000.
Bronx
HARRISON Av. w s, 671. 164th St. n Mor?
ton place; two 2-story hollow tile dwell?
ings, 21x56; \Vm L Phelan, Inc. owners;
Wn. L Phelan, 2045 Ryer Ava, pr?s;
Moore * Landsiede!, 3d Ave and 145th
St, architects; cost, $24,000.
HARRISON Av. w s. ?91, 164th St, n Mor?
ton place; two 2-story hollow tile dwell?
ing, 21x40; Wni L Phelan, Inc. owners;
Wm L Phelah. 2045 Ryer Ave, pr?s;
Moore & Landsiedel, 3d Ava and 148th
?t, architects, cost, $20,000.
?
In the Auction Market
AT 3208 THIRD AVENUE
By Henry Brady
LAFONTAINE AV, a s, 15.3 s 170th. 25.7
xlOOx23x100: vacant; John Kenlon agt
Catfcr Kaegran at al; Alfred H Towniey,
ref: due on Judgt, $1,569.39; taxe?, etc,
$110. Sold to plaintif, for $1,200.
A FEW YEARS AGO
You bought Sugar for 6 cents a pound
You pay ISc for it now
You bought a pair of shoes for $4.00
You will pay $9.00 for the same shoes to-day
You bought a suit of clothes .for $20.00
To-day you would have to pay $40.00 for it
Everything else has gone up in proportion
Except Real Estate
Owing to lack of building, and great demand, rents have risen
But Real Estate is selling at the same valuation to-day
as when you bought Sugar for 6c,
shoes at $4.00 and clothes for $20.00
Real Estate should therefore increase in value 100 to 300%
in the next few years.
It can not always remain at the present prices
Real Estate is always the last to rise in price,
hut it always rises in proportion to other commodities
This is the psychological time to buy it,
particularly property located
In the Heart of New York
such as will ke offered at this sale
The properties are rented for ridiculously low prices,
as most of the leases were made many years ago
Many of the leases on these properties expire May 1st.
Purchasers not wanting to occupy the premises themselves
can obtain largely increased rentals and make a good investment,
with the opportunity of selling at a profit.
THE SALE ?S ABSOLUTE
The property must be sold
No matter what price it brings
Supreme Court Paurtition Sale, Charles F. Brown, Referee,
of the
Henry Astor Trust Estate
West 45th Street No. 239, 241, 243, etc., to 267, inclusive.
West 46th Street No. 148 & 150; 252-266, 304-350, 358-372, 357-373.
West 48th Street No. 516 & 518, West 49th Street No. 447, 449, 463 & 465.
West 50th Street No. 454, 456, 458, N. E. Cor. 12th Ave., 641, 643 & 645.
8th Avenue No. 489, 503, 537, 607, 724 to 742, 725 to 731, 884.
9th Avenue No. 650 to 658.
10th Avenue jNo. 689, 714 to 720; 726 to 732. 3rd Avenue No. 704.
Most of the leases on the above property expire May 1st, 1920.
Land only under the following buildings is to be sold, subject to leases ex?
piring at dates from May 1st, 1920, to May 1st, 1931. ?Some with re?
newal privileges:
Broadway No. 1531, 1533, 1535 & 1537, N. W. Cor. 45th St. (Astor Theatre).
West 45th Street No. 211 to 225 (Bijou & Morosco Theatres).
West 47th Street No. 503 to 521. West 48th Street No. 504 to 512.
West 49th Street No. 457 to 461.
West 50th Street No. 442 to 452; 647; land adjoining N. E. Cor. 12th Ave,
West 51st Street S. W. Corner 1 1th Avenue; 602 to 610, inclusive.
10th Avenue No. 691 to 695; 697 to 703; 722 & 724.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, WITHOUT RESERVATION,
at the HOTEL ASTOR, Broadway & 45th Street (45th St. Entrance), 11 A. M.
TUESDAY, MARCH 9th, 1920
70% may remain on bond and Title insured free by TWo
mortgage for three years at 5%. Guarantee and Trust Co.
For catalogue and particulars apply to
J. Clarence Davies,
149th St ?and 3rd Avenue, or 32 Nassau St
Joseph P. Day, ?"*-???*
Agents and Auctioneers
morris & McVeigh, ^?^?*
, Attorneys for Plaintiff s