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to Criterion Theater Pur?
chased as Site for Com?
mercial Improvement
Alfred M. Rau haa sold for Blumen?
thal & Levy the three buildings at 157
to 161 West Forty-fourth Street, on
plot 63x100, adjoining the New York
and Criterion theaters, recently sold
to the Famous Players Corporation.
This property is within 1,00 feet of the
corner of Broadway and Forty-fourth
Street, and directly opposite the Clar
idge Hotel.
The property has been Bold to a syn?
dicate represented by Armin H. Mittle
man, president. The owners intend to
erect an office building for moving
picture and theatrical interests.
Sales in Wall Street Anne* District
E. S. Willard & Co. have sold the
southwest corner of Rector and Wash?
ington streets, 40.0x89.2, for Benjamin
S. Welles to Elias M. Rahhal, who will
renovate the building for occupancy.
The same brokers have sold 70 Green?
wich Street for Sahadi Brothers to
Regina B. Saportas and the property
at 30 Washington Street for the John
McCroden estate.
Buys on Pearl Street
William A. White & Sons have sold
for Miss Helen C. Butler and otliors to
William Lubock the four-story build?
ing, on lot 25x100, at 549 Pearl Street.
Interest in Old Section Revived
Frederick Brown has bought from
John A. Lewis 10 and 12 Vandcwater
Street, an eight-story loft on plot 3Bx
109x irregular. All leases expire next
May. William C. Walker's Sons were
the brokers.
Sale in Vanderbilt House Block
The four-story building on lot 25x
100.5, at 50 West Fifty-eighth Street,
is to be taken over by the 50 West
Fifty-eighth Street Corporation, G. E.
Macnichol,' C. L. Dixon and F. D. Hen?
drickson, directors. The owner of rec?
ord is the Isaac S. Long estate.
Takes All Left of Seventh Avenue Lot
Pepe & Bro. have sold for Antonio
and James Bianculli the lot at 48 Le?
roy Street, now Seventh Avenue and
Varick Street, to a client. Most of the
lot was taken for the extension of
Seventh Avenue.
Deal in New Silk District
Pease & Elliman have sold for Louis
Kalamanowitz to the Atlas Finishing
Company the four-story and basement
dwelling at 5 West Thirtieth Street, on
lot 25x100, just west of Fifth Avenue
and in the new si'.k district. It will be
altered for ?ccupancy by the new
owner.
23d Street Loft Deal
Edward Wolf has sold for Geis Bros,
and J. Garner the seven-story loft at
153 West Twenty-third Street to H.
Heidenrick.
Hotel Argonne Sale Nets
Salvation Army $200,000
47th St. Structure Bought For
Use of Service Men a
Profitable Investment
The Salavation Army is understood
to have made $200,000 clear profit on a
sale of the nine-story hotel at 145 to
153 West Forty-seventh Street, which
it bought in February, 1919, through
William A. White & Son Co. A syndi?
cate of Cubans and South Americans,
organized as the Hotel America, Inc.,
which now operates a hostelry at 102
East Fifteenth Street, Is the buyer.
The building is on a plot 120x100, be?
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. It
was erected fifteen years ago by the
Potter Mordecai Syndicate. The Salva?
tion Army purchased the realty for
about $700,000 as a home for enlisted
soldiers and sailors. It spent about
$100,000 remodelling and refurnishing
the building and changed the name to
the Hotel Argonne. Having no further
need for the property it accepted an
offer of $1,000,000 made by the Cuban
syndicate, through John J. Fleming.
?
Demand for Bronx Flats
Are As Strong As Ever
Samuel Cowcn has sold to a Mr.
Isaacson 121-1 Evergreen Avenue, a five
Etory apartment, on plot 40x100.
Charles Calewski has purchased from
Morris Rich and Eva Kampermacher
the "Echo," a five-story apartment, on
plot 50x100, at 2010 Valentine Avenue,
northeast corner of 179th Street. Louis
Levy was the broker.
A. H. Levy has resold for Mrs. Lena
Herman 584 East 137th .Street, a b?x
story apartment, on plot 50x100.
Angelo L. Frumiento has sold for a
Mr. Eichiherest the four-story bouse,
on plot 50x75, at 2038 Hughes Avenue,
to the Nlehel Realty Company; also
2130 Hughes Avenue for Frank Schul
bert to Louis Paff, and 2068 Clinton
Avenue, a three-story house, to H.
Klein.
Julius Trattner has sold for Philip
Stein to August Jantzen 647 Fox Street,
a five-story apartment, on plot 40.6x
125.
Isaac A. Benequit has purchased
1 from Rebecca M. Trube, the two houses
; at S95 and 897 East 167th Street,
throughAdolph Trube.
George S. Runk has sold the three
three-family houses at 308 to 312 East
165th Street for the estate of John F.
William Knolhoff.
More Dwelling Properties Sold
Caihn & Cahn has sold to Harris
Golden 19 Minerva Place, a two-family
house, on lot 25x125. Edward Polak,
! Inc., was the broker.
J. Clarence Davits has sold, for the
estate of Simon Bernheimer 1035 and
1037 College Avenue, two three-story
flats, on plot 44x92.
D. A. Trotta has sold for James
Brownshield 1495 Boone Avenue, a
three-story frame dwelling, on plot
25x100; also for Charles Lutz, 3192
Webster Avenue, a three-story frame
dwelling, with two store, on plot 25x
83x irregular.
The Wood-Dolson Company has sold
for the Friedman Marble and Slate
Works, Inc., six lots on the west side
of Whitlock Avenue, 325 feet south of
East 156th Street, on which a large
factory will be erected by the buyers.
?350,000 Rental for Garage
Greenfe'.d & Saffir have leased for
the Cahano Realty Company, to a client
of the Silverman's Exchange, from the
plans, the two-story garage now in the
? course of construction at 215-221 East
Fifty-fourth Street, on plot 100xl00:
i for a period of twenty-one years at
j an aggregate rental of $350,000.
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BUREAU OF
INFORMATION
1463 Broadway ?New York
Telephon? Bryant 8962
8th Avenue Row To Be
Brought Up to Date
Old Walton Block, Between
51st and 52d Sts., Taken by
Trio Who Plan Things
The Broadway-John Street Corpora?
tion, Elias A. Cohen president, has
subleased through Henry Shapiro & Co.
to Harry S.lverman, Joseph Meltzer
and Joe Relnhorn, the Walton block,
on the west side of Eighth Avenue,
from Fifty-first to Fifty-second streets,
covering a plot 200 feet on the ave?
nue and 100 feet on each street, now
covered by fourteen separate buildings.
The lease is for twenty-one years, from
May 1, 1920, at an aggregate rental of
$750,000. Most of the leases expire
May 1. The lessees propose to remodel
the property.
Harry Silverman and Joseph Meltzer
are the lessees of the Garden Restau?
rant property, at Seventh Avenue and
Fiftieth Street, recently leased by the
Schulte Cigar Stor.es Company.
Exporters Lease $6 a Foot Section
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased for William H. English 42
Duane Street, southwest corner of La?
fayette Street, to the Eastern Trading
Agency, general exporters, now in the
Broadway-Chambers Building. The
property will be extensively improved
and occupied exclusively for office pur?
poses. Mr. English recently purchased
this property through the Noyes Com?
pany. Rents on Broadway north, of
this property through the Noyes com?
port, were $6 a square foot.
s
Buyers for Large
Apartment Houses
On the West Side
Lawyer Sells the Andrew
Jackson, on Riverside
Drive; The San Domingo
and the Barrington Sold
Nathan H. Stone, of Stone & Schlei?
mer, attorneys, has sold the Andrew
Jackson to the Manshell Realty Corpo?
ration, a syndicate of investors, who
are jobbers in woolens. The Andrew
Jackson is a seven-story elevator apart?
ment on the northwest corner of River?
side Drive and 149th Street.
The structure was built in 1912 and
contains forty-two apartments.
The property fronts 102 feet on the
drive and 173 feet on 149th Street.
# Twelve Story San Domingo Sold
The San Domingo, the twelve-story
apartment at ?949 West End Avenue,
has been sold by Byrne & Bowman for
Stewart Forshay to the 112 Madison
Avenue Corporation. The building oc?
cupies a plot 75x100, facing Straus
Park.
Barrington Passes to New Hands
A client of Morris E. Gossett has
purchased from Benjamin Winter the
nine-story Barrington Apartment at 203
West Eighty-first Street, on plot 112
xlOO. M. Cohn & Co. and Henry I. Coop?
er were the brokers.
Amsterdam Ave. Block Front Sold
The Bolton Apartments, three six
story structures, on the westerly side
of Amsterdam Avenue, between 176th
and 177th streets, on plot 200x100, have
been sold by the Great Northern Apart?
ment Corporation to Morris Resnick.
The building contains twelve stores.
Broadway Corner Sale
?Frederick Zittel & Sons have sold
for William E. Keyes, 4925 to 4935
Broadway, southwest corner of 207th
Street, a five-story apartment, on plot
125x100, having ten stories. Abraham
Zauderer is the buyer.
Other West Side Deals
Anselm Frankenthaler has sold for
the French Church Du Sainte EsprK
to a client of Schlesinger & Lazaroe
3 and 5 West Ninety-second Street, a
six-story elevator apartment, on plot
50x100.
Charles Wynne and Louis H. Lov?
have resold to a client of I. Kohn the
five-story apartment at 763 and 765 Co?
lumbus Avenue, on plot 50x100. #
Harry Sugarman has sold for Minnie
Bussell 527 West 123d Street, a five
story apartment, on plot 23.4x100, to
the Harsug Realty Company, which
immediately resold the realty. Asso?
ciated with Mr. Sugarman as brokers
in the resale were Charles B. Van
Valen and Nicholas J. Melleli.
Charles S. K?hler, Inc., has sold for
Joseph Greenwald 656 We3t 178th
Street, a five-story apartment, on plot
50x100.
Buying on East Side
Maurice Wertheim and A. L. & S.
Wolf son have sold for the estate fit
John J. Foy the four-story tenement,
on lot 25x100, at 806 East Forty-fourth
Street to Gustave E. Walter.
E. Harris has sold 67 East 104th
Street, a five-story flat, on lot 25x100.11.
?
Harris Gives $60,000 Profit
For Site Bought at Auction
Sam H. Harris, of Cohan & Harris,
is the buyer of the five four-story
dwellings at 239-247 West Forty-fifth
Street, which L. & A. Pincus and M. L.
Goldstone bought at the auction sale
of the Henry Astor estate on Tuesday
at the Hotel Astor for $315,000 and
which Joseph P. Day announced from
the auction stand had been resold a
short time after at a profit of $60,000.
The property is between Broadway
and Eighth Avenue, with a frontage of
j 100 feet, in the heart of the theatrical
district and 125 feet west of the Mo
i rosco. Bijou and Astor theaters. It is
? said Mr. Harris plans to immediately
! erect a theater on the site.
Trade Claims Fine Dwelling
William C. Ivison, stock broker, has
leased the dwelling at 12 West Forty
eighth Street, between Fifth and Sixth
avenues, occupied by his family for
the last fifty-four years, to Crawford
Burton, of Burton Brothers, cotton
goods, who will alter the property ex?
tensively for business purposes, The
lease, which is for twenty-one years
calls for an annual rental of $9,500
Douglas Gibbons & Co. were the
brokers.
m
Results of Auction Sales
AT 14 VESBT STREET
By Joseph P. Day
EDQECOMBE AV, 58, ? a, 91 a 138th st
16.10x100, 4-sty stn tnt; Mary L Frase
agt Chas W Galvtn et al; Jas D AVil
Hams, res: due on Judgt, $12,897; taxes
etc, $531.49. Sold to the plaintiff fo
812,500.
17TH ST, 432. a a. 375 e 10th av, 26x95
6-sty bk tnt & strs; Clarence C Veraan
agt Bttla Rothenberg et al; Allen (
Bragaw, re?; due on Judg-t, $10,749.84
taxes, etc, $211. Sold to the plaintll
for $10,000.
REAL ESTATE
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50 min?tes ont, 5 min. station.
OVERLOOKING SOUND, BATHING.
YACHTING.
New Real Colonial House,
4 MASTER ROOM3. 2 BATHf*
3 SERVANTS' ROOMS. w '
BATH, EXTRA TOILET.
HOMEY LIVING ROOMS,- LABGH POBCH.
Every modera liiiproremri.l -iki o>uicu_nc6.
Garage two ears, man's room, heated
I__U3- LOT. BESTBICT-D SURBOUNDIN?S.
SELL BELOW VALUE
EARLY POSSB-SSION.
REAL ESTATE
BOROUGH OF MANHATT*?
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APARTMENT FOR SALE
In Co-operative Apartment
House on West 57th Street
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On? I room? and bath
On? 4 rooms and 3 bath?
On? I room?, ?tudlo and bath, also
extra servant's room and a ?Infle
large ?tudlo.
Entire space can be made into
handsome 13-room apartment, ?r
can be occupied as nota arranged.
POSSESSION OF PART IN 80 DATS
CRUIKSHANK COMPANY
141 Broadway
-VIC. B'WAY, 110TH ST.
ES ft., six story, modern apartment
house. Rent $1S,000. Price $110,000.
Bavin*? Bank mortgage. Easy terms.
BYRNE & BOWMAN,
-_30 EAST 42ND ST_
6STH, BAST.?PRIVAT? RESIDENCIO, 10
rooms, 2 bath?; $25,000. Phone Rhine
lander 90.
LONG ISLAND
NEW HOUSES!
AT OLD PRICES |"
6-Room Brick 50x^ft $7,100
6-Room FramerEX?lea?c3!ods^-$9,900
porch; plot 60x140 ft.; terms.
RICHARD T. ?HILDS
47 W. 34th SU New York.
Phone Greeley 340.
FOR SALB.?DESIRABLE TWO-FAMILY
residence ot 14 rooms, with all modern
Improvements; building in good condition;
barn and chicken house; on lot 60x220;
well located In the village ot Patchogue,
five minutes' walk from railroad station.
Price less than $6,000. Terms of payment
reasonable.
F. GCTTRIDGE,
Pntchogue-Ply mouth 31111? Corporation.
Patchogue, N. Y.
LONG BEACH
Bungalow? for rent, reasonable. Call on
M. DEFFLEY. Take 'bus from station.
LONG BEACH
Bargain, 100x100, on Broadway.
C. MOCK, 200 VV. 101st.
NEW .lERSXTl
Having just purchased a larger
property, will sacrifice my Jer?
sey suburban home, with ga?
rage, to quick buyer, for $21,
000; $5,000 cash, balance easy
terms, takes it. The grounds
front directly on the water,
extending back to Lake Drive.
The house is of the most mod?
ern architecture, complete in
every detail and ready to move
into now. Not an extra dollar
need be spent on it. It has 11
rooms, a sleeping porch and 3
tiled baths, beautifully fitted.
There are many fine old trees
and a lavish planting of flowers
and shrubs. The property can?
not be duplicated to-day for
$3.5,000 and is only three years
old. Built by day's labor and in
apple-pie condition. A bargain
for some one. For details
write COTTON, P. O. Box 529,
City Hall Station.
Morristown, N. J.^^??^
bath, steam, pas, electricity, sleeping
and 2 other porches; garage; chicken
house; plot 50x100; 10 minutes Lack. Sta. ;
excellent neighborhood. Price $7,500. H.
I. JOHNSTON, Morristown, N. J.
FOR SALE?Two new 7-room houses; will
be ready April 15th; best location in
town; plot 55x160; steam heat, hardwood
floors, open fireplace, tile floor bathroom,
white enamel finish throughout. If look?
ing for well constructed home. Inquire
I. 15. .JOHNSTON,
419 E. Dudley Ave.. Westfleld, X. J. Tel. 624.
ENGLEWOOD, *53j^
H. Weatherby & Co., Engiewood, NJ.
LEONIA AND BOGOTA, N. J.
House Pites with all improvement*
Prices will be much higher soon.
Buy yours at present lo**v pries?.
G. B. Hitchcock. Inc.. Bogota, N. J.
WESTCHESTER COUNTS
COMPLETE COUNTRY HOME
at a most
REMARKABLY LOW FIGURE
Colonial design, 8 large rooms, 2 tiled
baths, all the very latest improve?
ments and conveniences, open fireplace,
large veranda opening off beautiful
living room, elegant sleeping porch
connecting with bedroom. Very finest
envlronmenta Large plot, trees and
shrubbery; near sta. and trolley servlco.
A Very Unusual Opportunity
to Buy a Choice Home
At YOUR F^ure
I.
NEW YOKiv OJ-tMl-r.. i. >V. 42D ST.
TELEPHONE AlLn-A? illlA, .323, or
New Ilochelie Offlco. 228 HUCJI-'ENOT ST.,
TELEPHONE 3242 NEW KOCHELLE.
FOB OCTOBER: MODERN RESIDENCE
Completo In every detail; about 3
years old, with living room,
? playroom, den. sun parlor, dining
room, kitchen. 6 bedrooms, 3
baths and sun parlor; double
heated g.irage; convenient, r?
Plricted, improved section. Not
built for speculation. Price {33.000.
CR Alia? -39 Huguenot Street New
. D. Alien, Kochelle, N. T. Tel. 74?.
TUCKAHOE, N. T.
Houses, single and double, $4,000 and
upward.
Act quick. Come out at once.
PATRICK it tVHALEN
Depot Square, Cornell Building.
Open Sunday.
Tel. 7?0?433-J.
MODERN HOMES
White Plains and Bcarsdale, 310,000 up.
POSSESSION MAT 1ST
We lnv4te your Inspection.
WHITE PLMMS H.Y
High Class Home, in t-Sonth Yonkers; 10
rooms, 2 baths, steam heat., gas, electric
light; In excellent condition; plot 49x111;
room for garage; price $15.500.
J. A. RIORDAN, 53 -8. Broadway; tel. 217
MORTGAGE LOANS
Mortgage Money
$35.000 to $50,000 for private dwelling?
$50,000 io $250,000 for apartment? up to
$500,000 for business properties, mujf
be centrally located; Manhattan only.
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell
115 Broadway Telephone
New York City Rector--4080
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$2,|oo,ooa be? ?sf^T
REAL ESTATE
TO JLEX FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
HEAL ESTATE
TO IJ5T FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES
17,000 SQUARE FEET
ENTIRE TOP FLOOR
ALBEMARLE
BUILDING
BROADWAY at 24th Street
Opp. Madison Square Park
Location UnsurpassedL
Possession May 1, 1920.
AlbertB.Ashforth,A^_,
12 East 44th St. Murray Hill 1100
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FOR RENT
Possession Feb. 1st, 1921
LOFTS-OFFICES-SHOW ROOMS
8-14 West 30th St.
I
12 Story High Class Fireproof Building
100% Sprinkler System
MAX N. NATANSON,
432 4th AVE.
TEL. 8112 MADISON SQUARE
W^/?WAW?^^^
BOROUGH OF MANH.\TTAN
BOROCGH Or MANHATTAN
FOR RENT
ENTIRE BUILDING,
74-76 Sth Ave.,
12-Story Fireproof Building,
containing over 100,009 sq. ft. 100% sprinklered.
7 Floors Available February, 1921.
APPLY
KLEIN & JACKSON,
501 Fifth Ave. Tel. 4520 V-nderbilt
OR YOUR OWN BROKER.
136 West 34th St.
. 25x98
5 Story & Basement
POSSESSION AT ONCE
LONG LEASE
907 Broadway. 'Phone Gramercy 6052
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
HOMES WITHInVhE HOUR
ALL SECTIONS
$6.C0C to $50.000
J. CLARENCE DAVIES
S2 NASSAU ST. JOHN 6094
NEW YORK STATE
FOR SALE
Country Home, 14-room house; poultry;
tenant house; large garage; maple, pine
grove; never failing stream spring water;
fruit trees (25 acres); if you want some
place, 3 minutes from car une; electric light
from car line; view Catsklll. Adams, Al?
bany. N. Y., Stop B, Western Ave.
MASSACHUSETTS
$6,000 BUYS fine New England home In
Hampton, N. H. ; two story frame house,
eight rooms and fine bathroom; splendid larre
cellar; wide piazza around two sides; fine
shade trees; live acres good land; 25 min?
utes' walk from beautiful North Beach, four
room bathhouse: 15 minutes' walk from cen?
ter of town; postofflco, schools, churches,
stores and Boston & Maine Railroad station;
$2,600 down, balance easy terms. Address E.
PICKHARDT, Islington, Mass.
BOROCGH OF (REtXS
forest $.110 <_5arDeii0
16 Mint-tea from Pean. Station.
Houses and Villa Plots for Sal*.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO.
il W. 34th St,, or Forest Hills. !.. ?.
CONNECTICUT
CHOICE PROPERTIES ? RfIJ_SS"
GREENWICH-STAMFORD Section
EDW'D H. PECK, lTet'
44-Ji St., IS", T.
5C10?Vanderbilt
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WANTED
Office space Immediately, about 1.5i)0 sq. feat,
anywhere within 10 blocks of Grand Central.
Urgent. Address Mr. R. F. Eastern, 605
Fifth ave.
j UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS TO LIT
j 22D ST.. 26? WEST.?Electric lights, Stuart?
heat ; newly renovated, 6 rooms and 2
I baths; $135 up. leases. Agent on premises.
Immediate possession. Few moro l;ft.
SALS OR K-BSTT igKX
Do/?//ow-2>on'?n6iay%? ~ ; ;
BUY YOUR HO/ttE J?^'^^ ^'?
BEPORE Pf-UCE-JT i ,~N 1
ADVANCE NEXT^PRsNG
YONKERS
MOUNT VERNON
Specialist In Westchester County Homes.
Acreage. Farms and Business Properties.
H. W. SULLIVAN, 593 So. B'way,
Van Cortlandt Terrace. ?? ? Tel. 5SS0.
Open Sundays.
Going South; bargain for quick buyer.
Po. Vonkers Colonial Cottage on high
ground near d-?pot and school; S rooras,
bath, 3 car garag"; plot 83x131; newly
decorated. WHALEN, 480 So. Broadway.
Phone 2*49.
7 Room lions?, hot and cold water, gas.
furnace. h?at, good neighborhood. Pre??
$r?.,n00; $1,400 cash. K. F. IHGJ.INS, T?9
So. 10th Avenue. Tel. 819 W. .".It. Vernon.
7 Room Smcco,/n?*wly b'jllt. In excellent
location; lot 50x105: (Tarage. Price $12,50?).
A. WCESTENHOEFER,
31 Mount i criion Avenue.
Tel. _0.j.
SOUTH YOXKERe: New Dutch Colonial
seven room dwelling, with garage, large
plot; $16,500. THOS. S. BURKE, Flagg
Hldga. Getty Square; also South Broadway at
Valentine Lane. Phono 6060-5061 Yonkera
BASTINGS.
Nine rooms, 3 baths. Bteam heat, etuce?
rrarasre, fine river view; easv tern--?- gr?at
bargain. $17,000. R. M. DEVINE, Has
tlngs-on-Hudaon. Phone 701.
NEW ROCHELLE
Bayers, tell us your wants. Number of
rooms, baths and price. We will submit
you the best list of properties here.
KOIBE _ CO.. 57 Lawton. Phone Ilia,
Residence 2565-M.
RYE
Artistic Colonial Dwelling; high eleva
I tion. beautiful views of surroundlrg
country; 6 bedrooms, 3 baths, 2 open fires
large plot, $25,000; reasonable term
Mi SS E. M. DRUMMOND, 90 Purchase at,
Tel. 811.
NEW ROCHELLE.?Buyers tell us your
want;;, number of rooms, baths and
j price. We will submit you the best Hat
of properties.
KOLBE ?C* CO.. 57 Lawton St.
New Rochelle. Phone 3S6. Resid., 25C5-M.
Immediate possession ? Bunga iow, 6
rooms, hot water heat, gas. electricity;
plot 50xm?. Housf 3 yor-.rs old. Price
$12,500. Terms. THE RENN1CKS REALTY
COMPANY, 8 2 Worth Ave. Tel. 2476.
PLEASANTYTLLE. N. Y.
HERE IS A BARGAIN?Salo?Nearly
? a?ve choice land; abura.an? fruit and shad?
trees; good dwelling; iraprovemen s, s tea a
! heat; large hennery; earn; small utrear...
i $8,600. Other p.-^pertlea. L. U. MORTON.
I Tel. 399.
MAMARON ECK
LARCmiONT
WORTH BUYING. This seven room
HOME. Tiled bath, two fireplaces, land?
scaped gardens, unusual view of Sound.
Owner leaving town. $16,000. Terms.
ARTHUR S. HAWLEY, 40 Post Road.
Tel. 425 Larchmont.
! Beautiful Residence, near water, house
i 15 rooms. 3 baths, 8 open fireplaces; grean
I house; 3 acres; garage for 3 cars, chauf
) ii-ur ??uarters. Price $45,000. W. L.
i VAR?AN _ CO., Opp. Depot. Tel. 394.
MT. KIsCO. ~~~
DOBBS FERRY
Hollow tile stucco House, 9 rooms, all
Improvements, sleeping porch, rtver view;
3 minutes from station; spacious grounds;
plot 50x120; location Ideal. Circular upon
request. Price $10,000. Cash $4,000.
COOK.E, Main St. Tel, 124.
PORT CHESTER
1 Arre?H mile from R. Rd. Station.
S'.ato Road. 9 rooms. 2 baths, electricity,
steam heat, artesian well. Garage ?vlth
apartment. bath, etc. Price $12.000.
CARPENTER _ PELTON. INC.
TICKAHOB
At Port Chester. 40 minutes from Grand
Central. 7 room house, all modern Im?
provements: fine residential section. Prie?
$8,250. THE OLIVERE-GAINEY AGENCY,
48 No. Main St. Tel. 1134.
2 Family Dwelling. 9 room?, 2 baths, all
improvements: plot ?-lxllQ. 10 ruinates*
walk to depot and all stores; iratunable.
J. CONWAY. Ch?:-?lnn: Str.et. T.i. 4ti3-lt.
CRESTWOOD
PELHAM
New 1 Room and Attic House; steam
j heat, gas, electricity, sleeping porch, sewer;
$12,500. $5,000 cash. MRS. CHAS. LOI. W.
Crt-stwood, N. Y. Tel. 608-M Tuckaho?.
Frame and Stucco House* f ?rooms*, oath,
gas. electricity; large plot: garage; con?
veniently located; restricted section; pos?
session May 1; price $11,800; on reasonable
terms. D__TCH * ?NNOIXY* tad. 174?,
cor. Fifth ave. and ft at., at station.
BRONXVILLE
It ?s?.?., gat. ?loctrtclty, steam heat,
sswsr. Plot 90x180; near station: $14,600.
half ?ash. MRS. ?CHA8. LOGAN, Crest
weed, K. T. TsL ?08 M Tuckahos.

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