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^derman Demands
Hinltfeld Explain
His Zoo Inquiry
Falconer Wants Commission*
er to Tell Methods Used;
Official Would Examine
Many Public Institutions
Alderman Bruce M. Falconer, Re
bllcan Introduced a resolution at the
pU_-t?n*'of the Board of Aldermen yc*
S,y calling upon David Hirshfield.
Lmli?i<>-?r of Account8' to ftPPcsr
htfora the board to be questioned
_ xteax? to his investigation and find
? a relative to the management of tho
BW? Zoological Park. The resolution
? ?. Introduced, Alderman Falconer
id because it appeared that Commis?
sioner Hirshfield had taken testimony
*?,jy from those who it was believed
?.?Id criticise the New York Zoological
5?ty.of which Dr. William T. Horna
j.v is"the head.
A'derman Falconer incorporated a
let of questions in his resolution
?hich he wants tho Commissioner of
Accounts to answer when ho appears
Wore the board. He asks whether the
* investigation was begun upon the ini?
tiative of the Commissioner of Ac
ounts at the suggestion of Mayor
ilvlan or members of the ?oolocicnl
?o'cietv He wants to know if it is
!-? that Mr. Hirshfield refused to
?'low Dr. Hornaday or his nephew,
H R Mite?ell, chief clerk of the so
%i~ to testify in the investigation,
s? alleged by Dr. H<"-r.*day. He also
?ski how many discharged employees
?ejtifie? and their names. The resolu
? on was referred to the Committee on
'Declaring that his investigation of
?he Bronx Zoo management convinced
him ?at other organizations of a
nublic, or semi-public character, which j
use city property, or derive their reve- j
tiw-s from the city, should be looked j
Into from economical and business
standpoints, Commissioner Hirshfield j
announced yesterday that he would im- ?
mediately begin an investigation of all
inch institutions, including public
libraries and museums.
"It Is about time that these city- ?
supported institutions be conducted by ,
the city for the benefit of all the peo- j
? 'p,e," "said Commissioner Hirshfield,
"and not for the benefit of any par- |
ticular person or group of persons, j
who, under the cloak of science, educa- '?
tien or patriotism, exploit them for
? heir own glorification, prestige and'
perhaps tinancial gain. The manag? -~*
writ of the Bronx Zoo by Dr. Horna
day and his two nephews, the brothers
Mitchell, is typical of the way other
nstituiions of the same kind, I am ;
told, are 'conducted. In each case you
will find some individual who manages
to pain ascendancy and who utilizes ,
bit authority io foster his ambition,
if nothing else.
"If Dr. Hornaday wants an impartial
judge and jury he probably will soon \
rave an opportunity to get it, if the
Mayor accepts my recommendation for :
?the appointment of a committee to
abrogate the agreement between the. |
city and the society. At thi? hearing
he will be given an opportunity to ?
tell the story of the Bronx parkway
raervation, which, it is estimated, will ?
cost the city about $20,000,000, accord?
ing to the society's own report, that it
put through the Legislature in order
to provide clearer water for Bronx
Park. He can also tell the reasons why
the course of the Bronx River at many
places was changed J'rom its natural
ftursc."
Legion Benefit Party To-night
Sagamore Post 548, American Legion,
will hold a package party for the
benefit of its building fund at its
headquarters, 123 Schermerhoin Street,
Brooklyn, this evening. It also is
planned to hold the post's annual en?
tertainment at the Imperial, Brooklyn,
on April 7.
e ... mm.
COLUMBUS CIRCLE AND S?FJ?
ST!
'fable d'Hote tt4 ?A Bae?ateak ? i
* Buffet Orlll-Open-All-Klght- '"
Mi Street, near Fourth Areno?
Woman Leaps From Battery
Rescued by Grappling Hooks;
Sent to Be. levue
Two boys gathering driftwood dur?
ing the downpour last evening saw a
young woman leap from the Battery
seawall. Their shouts were heard by
the crew of the tug Marion OlBcn, who
drew the woman aboard with grappling
hooka.
Whon tho tug docked she was turned
over to Patrolman Blanco, of the Old
Slip station, who sent her to Bellevue
Hospital
The woman gave her name as Ruth
Ponten, twenty-six yean old, of 42
West Ninety-second Street. Inquiry at
that address found no one known by
that name. A slip in her purse bore
tho name "Mrs. Elizabeth Reich."
The woman was well dressed, of dark
complexion and small of stature.
?-. - ?' ?
Public School
Pupils Are Driven
Out by Flood
?Inch and a Half of Dirty
Rain Water in Class?
room Forces East Side
Principal to Abandon Us?
-__.
If you want to learn the extent ol
any given rainfall visit Public Schoo
31, Monroe and Gouverneur streets, or
? the lower East Side, any time up tc
j six hours after the precipitatior
; ceases.
Yesterday afternoon an inch and i
j half of dirty rain water from the rool
| covered the floor of one of the larg<
! classrooms. It had been there foi
' something like eight hours, for durinj
the downpour of the night before ant
Monday afternoon it was impossible
?'or the janitor to havo the room read*;
for classes yesterday.
Classrooms Crowded
It has been necessary to abandon th<
room frequently, according to Mrs. S
II. Connut, principal of tho school, whi
declared the six-inch drain pipe lend
?ng from the play roof through a tie:
of classrooms has not been repairec
since 1918. To save her pupils fron
ihe consequences u' winter wading an*
wet shoe leather, ah * has been compeli??
te transfer them to rooms that wen
already crowded. Of the city's neglec
of school repairing ?he said:
''If you want, something like thi:
done you ask for it a year in advance,
she said. "In other words wo mus
figure out just when a certain draii
is going to go wrong, in order to ge
the necessary funds with which to fi:
it. The janitor can't do it?the natur
of such repairs requires plumber?
and plumbers there are none, it seem?
"This is what we have to put u;
with while the cil y administration de
nies the schools money for cmergenc
repairs." Mrs. Conant pointed out wall
and ceilings in which great space
were bare of kalsoniine. The interio
of the building had not been painte
'or decorated, she said, since she be
came principal, in 19.15.
"I'm responsible for this building^
for reporting needed repairs," sh
added, "but I cannot keep it repaire
myself. Only repairs that are 'absc
lutely' necessary r.re being made in thi
1 uilding, and very few of those re
cc-ntly."
Copeland ?\ot Notified
The Board of Education has ha
tinder consideration for several week
a report and recommendations by Ai
sociatc Superintendent Snyder, i
charge of construction and repair
i'. hich cn!l for an appropriation (
'??? 0,000 for emergency repairs, such i
the one mentioned in the foregoin;
The Comptroller' : view, it is said t
members of th: board, is that such a
appropriation cannot be allowed unlei
each item of repair is specified in a<
vanee, along with the sum required '
do the work.
That means that Superintendei
Snyder must be able to predict ju
when a drain, boiler, toilet or oth
apparatus used in the schools is goii
to ceaso functioning. He is tryii
to find a method for overcoming t!
Comptroller's technicality.
Dr. Royal S. Copeland, Health Coi
missioner, when informed over t'
telephone of the condition in Pub;
School 31. said he would send an i
spector there immediately, althoui
the regular way of attending to su
matters was through communicati
from the Board of Education.
"We should be notified of a conditi
that afi'ects the health," he said.
"Charities" Now Welfare
Mayor Approves Bill Changb
Name of City Department
The bill passed by the Legislate
amending the city charter so that t
Department of Public Charities w
hereafter be known as the Departmc
of Public Welfare was approved yesti
day by Mayor Hylan. Commissior
Bird S. Color, of the Department
Public Charities, and Major F. H.
Guardia, President of the Board of ;
dermen, appeared before the Mayor
favor of the bill. There was no op]
sition.
Commissioner Coler told the Maj
that the department was doing mi?
welfare work, and that the name pub
charities had become a burden.
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$e?ii?t englt?i) Coffre $>?usc--t4 e. ?m***.
? I formerly 28 West <3rd St.)?
Afternoon Tea, Hot Waffles, 2 to 5 P. M.
H Special Feature Dinner Daily?5:30 to 8 P. M.
nome Cooking?Constant Change In Menu?A La Carte AH Day
LOWER NEW YORK
IN GREENWICH VILLAGE.
inc PUB. ATMO*H]?BI
i*. THE TftLLY-HO
W EAST 34 8TRF.ET
MURRAY
I1U.L,
6?24
LUNCHEON
149 WEST 4th ST.
Between Washington 8q. and Sixth Av?,
S
ISTERS npHREF.
MadUwo Av.
"T?A
1 LUI
* T?A
SHOP
LUMCHIOW
T?A pimnir
"UNDER TWO FLAGS" LUNCH KOOIV?
16 East 39th St.
A la Carte?Home Cooking?Prompt Service
Motion pictures of France shown.
Hours 11.30 to 2.30.
roa thi
SENtm or thi
AMERICAN
COMMiTTfl TO*
PeVA.MA.TrD
Off*
COPELAND
*S REAL
Break!*?*
FOOD AT
Luncheon
16 East 43rd Street
Next to Hotel Manhattan
A FIXED PRICE
Dinner
ud fH,tV>f"tl*"0'<K?wr placet of New York, wkere ?nique atmospk ore
B 3 ,??fl ??caliar ta varied taite. invite tke discriminating, will appear
S?r Enckantint Tee Room." ta Tke Tribune ?eck Monday.
*??**7 ni Satvitj.
Realty Trad
West End Ave.
Corner House
Has New Owner
Thirteen - Story Apartment
at 86th Street Corner
Sold by Realty Company
to Wealthy Investor
The thirteen-story apartment at 630
West End Avenue, southeast corner of
Eighty-sixth Street, has been bought
by a client of Thomas J. O'Rielly, pre?
sumably an investor, Earlo & Calhoun
arranged the deal as representatives
of the -Mombasha Realty Company, the
seller. The building is one of the
group of five apartments erected in
West End Avenue in tho last dozen
years. It fronts 102.2 feet on West End
Avenue and 80 feet on Eighty-sixth
Stroet.
At Least One Heights Block Is Sold
Franklin Hall, tho six-story house
on tho west side of St. Nicholas Ave?
nue, between 158th and 159th streets,
on plot 200x80x irregular, has been
sold by S. Ruthelsen to the Mercantile
Holding Company. Sharp & Co., tho
brokers in the transaction, also sold
for a client to the Middleboro Realty
Company, represented by D. I. Gold?
stein, tho eight-story Paramount apart?
ment at 315 West Ninety-ninth street,
on plot 75x100. The seller acquired it
about a month ago through the same
broker.
The six-story elevator apartment, on
plot 50x100, at tho southwest corner
of Audubon Avenue and 174th Street,
has been sold. The Leichter Realty
Company holds title to the realty.
I. Fortman has resold through Cut?
ler & Co. to Charles L. Sternberg the
two five-story apartments at 511 and
517 West 178th Street, on plot 85x100.
Frederick Zittel <& Sons have sold
for Louis Schwartz to the Maxine Hold?
ing Corporation ??Leo Abraham, presi?
dent) tho southwest corner of Hamil?
ton Place and 144th Street, a six-story
apartment, on plot 108.(3x125.
Other Sales On Heights
Charles S. K?hler and Charles V.
Smith jr. have sold for William Kuhn
507 West 186th Street, a five-story
apartment, on plot 75x107.
Trading in the "Midway" Section
A svndicate represented by Louis
?Sachs has purchased, through Pease &
Elliman, the six-story apartment at 61
and 63 East Ninety-first Street. The
sale was made for Morris Stcrnberg.
Otto C. Boden jr. has bought from
William M. Davier two tenements, on
lot 25x100 each, at 321 and 323 East
Seventy-seventh Street.
The Haggstrom-Callen Company has
sold for Harold P. Daniels the five
story apartment, on plot 30x90x100, at
21 West Sixty-fifth Street. It will be
altered into small suites bv the new
owner.
Thomas Gilmartin has sold the three
five-story flats, on plot 85x100.8, at 165
to 169 East Ninety-fifth Street.
Speculation Rife in Harlem
The six-story elevator apartment, on
plot 80x100.11, at 205 to 209 West 103d
Street, has been f.old by Charles Bcskcs
to the Premier Holding Company.
Sisea ?St. Palladino have sold for Jo?
sephine Lachat to Ida Miele 178 East
114th Street, a four-story flat, on plot
18x100.
Steinman & Steinmnn have sold for
the Daylight Realty Corporation 23
West 123d Street, a flv?3-story apart?
ment, on lot 25x100.
Oscar D. & Herbert V. Dike have
sold for Louisa Albrecht 39 West 118th
Street, a five-story fiat, on lot 25x
100.11.
Pearl Hall, a six-story apartment, on
plot 75x10011, at 235 to 239 West 108th
Street, has been sold by Harry Schwit?
zer.
Baying in Harlem Section
The Romar Realty Company, Louis
Schlechter, president, has bought the
Endymion, a six-story aparl|nent, on
plot 100x100, at 852 West 117th Street,
and from the Marlin Corporation 438
and 440 West 164th Street, a five-story
apartment, on plot 50x112. J. S. Max?
well was the broker.
Sales in Greenwich Village
Otterbourg, Steindler & Houston
have purchased the five-story single
flat at 116 Waverly Place, on plot 22x
100. Pepe ?fe Pro. were the brokers.
G. Carlucci & Co. have sold for the.
Home for Incurables the six-story ten?
ement, on plot 42.6x98, at 29 and 29V4
Cornelia Street.
News From Other Extremi y
O'Reilly ?fe Dahn sold to Isadore
Schweidel 64 Vermilyea Avenue, a five
story apartment, on plot 50x100.
? ?'
Disabled Shipjin Tow
Mohawk Passengers to Com?
Here by Train
uard cutter Manning, which was tak
g her to Newport News.
Captain Ingram, master of tha Mo?
hawk, said he would arrange to send
?the 185 passengers to New York by
train.
Many Wonderful
AUTO BARGAINS
We Vacate Our Present Quarters May 1st.
Easy Payments Arr!iiiK<>d; Demonstra?
tions; Automobiles Traded.
1920 Roamer Towncar . 1(118 Cadlllao 7 Pass.
J919 Cadillac Sedan ! 1918 Packard Chassis
1919 Colo Aoru Ueht IMS Peerless 2 Puss. Sport
(Seven l'assciiKor) 1918 Marmoa 7 Vasa.
1919 IJberty Runabout 1918 Bu'.ck 5 Pass.
1919 Oldamobilo Runabout 1917 Owen Magnctio
1919 Maxwell Coupe ?! Vasa.
1918 Cadillac Suburban 1917 Franklin Runabout
1913 Cadillac Bedan 1917 National 7 Pas?.
1918 Cadillac l_ndaulet 19JS Poor lesa Speedster
1918 Cadillac Victoria
Fifty Othora. New Arrivals Received
Daily.
Auto Body Sale
?Before Removal
Any Body, Top, Shields, Seats, Etc.,
j-$p* At Any Fair Offer
Now Sedan?; Qulnby Landaulette for
Lancia; Cadill.io Lanclaulettes and Limou?
sines; Rolls-Uoyca I.amlaulette; National
Limousine; Nai>ler I.andaulott?, Etc.
Touring, Chumnries, Roadsters, for
many makes.
TOPS, $19-116; -WINDSHIELDS $10 UP.
Jaxidorf Automobile Co*,
Established In 1S99. Tolephone, Circle 2476.
1763 Broadway, near 57th St.
3ody Dept. 313-315 W. 69th St., n'r B'way.
PORTER
LUht Powtsrful TJronomlcal
Chassis $6750
?Cloned bo????? by Brewater Ss Co.
Bprino deliveries if ordered now
MORTON W. SMITH CO.
%? yv. -44th St. T?aL H9S Mnrniy glQ.
ling in City a
Hoe Estate Sells Large
Loft on Broadway
Ten-Story Building Extending
lo Mercer St. Built by Selling
Family 20 Years Ago
' Tho twelve-story store, loft and sales*
room building at 683 and 685 Broad?
way has been sold by the estate of
Robert Hoo to a client of Horace E.
Ely & Co. It ia directly opposite Bond
Street, and comprises a plot 50x200, ex?
tending through to 280 and 282 Mercer
Street, and adjoining tho Broadway
Central Hotel. The building was erect?
ed about twenty years ago for the late
Mr. Hoe. ?
To Take Over Exchange Court
The Exchange Court Corporation was
formed at Albany Monday, with H. W.
Becker, 0. C. Billings and E. N. Chap?
man as directors. Ft is capitalized at
$6,650,000, and will acquire title to the
thirteen-Btory Exchango Court Build?
ing, at 62 Broadway, purchased recently
by a number of stock brokerage firms
from Robert E. Dowling.
Sale of West Broadway Corner '
Arthur Cutler & Co. have resold 446
West Broadway, northeast corner of
Prince Street and West Broadway, a
seven-story loft, on plot 40x72, which
l was recently sold to the Manport Realty
Company.
Garage in 66th Street Bold
Douglas L Elliman & Co. have sold
for the estate of Theodore Schumaker
tho three-story garage at 118 East
Sixty-sixth Street, on a lot 25x100.
?Lively interest Displayed
In Snialj^Bronx Houses
Since Investors Are the Chief
Buyers, It Is Supposed Antici?
pated Rent9 Are Responsible
E. Osborne Smith has sold for
Thomas Stanyon the dwelling at 2987
Perry Avenuo to Philip ,T. Schaefer.
Adolf Lang has .old for George
Meister 1287 Chisholm Street, the
! three-family dwelling:, on lot 20.6x120,
i to Sarah Kaufman.
J. S. Donner has sold for Max Gold?
berg to Alexander Cohen the three
story dwelling, on lot 18x100, at 903
Cauldwell Avenue.
I. Lincoln Seide Company has sold
| for the Crest?n Realty Company 2678
! Crest?n Avenue, a one-family house, on
| plot 40x76. Tho purchaser will occupy
? the premises.
Harry Cahn has sold to Hyman
; Runin the. three-story dwelling at 697
j East 165th Street, through Samuel
; Singer.
t'ahn A Cahn have sold to Ella
; Rogato 2237 Grand Avenue, a two-fam
! ily dwelling, on lot 25x100. J. Martin
I was the broker.
?East Side Houses Lead
in the Dwelling Sales
?O. S. Lyford Disposes of Prop
? erty in 65th Street; Buy?
ing on West Side
Douglas I . Elliman & Co. have sold
I for O. S. Lyford 123 East Sixty-fifth
? threo-story dwelling at 139 East Forty
;third Street, on lot 18x100.
i Harris, Vought & Co. have sold for
j tho estate of Bertha Walch Teudt the
' three-story and dwelling at .139 East
i Fofty-third Street, on lot 18x100.
The four-storv dwelling, on lot 16.8x
j 100, at 61 East Fifty-ninth Street is rc
1 ported to have beun .old by Howard
A. Stevonson.
Sales on West Side
Edward C. H. Vogler has sold for
? John Jardine the four-story dwelling,
; on lot 18x100, at Bl West Ninety
\ seventh Street, to S. Norma Winch.
S. W. Smith, Inc., has sold for
I Michael Wolly the three-s .rfcy dwell
i ing at 170 West 130th Street, on lot
21x100. .
Telephone Company to Erect
Building to Cost $1,200,000
Plans were filed with the Manhattan
i Bureau of Buildings yesterday for the
: construction of a six-story telephone
, exchange building at 121 to 139 West
' Seventy-third Street. It will have a
frontage of 192 feet and a depth of 80
! feet, arid is estimated to cost $1,200,.
; 000. |
1 The land is owned by the West
Seventy-third Street Associates, of j
which Edward C. Potter is president, !
' and who have agreed to sell to the j
New York Telephone Company, which !
is tho owner of the building to be con- :
; s tructed. McKenzie, Voorhees & i
; Gmelin are the architects.
i
Buying Homes at Orange
Edward P. Hamilton & Co. have sold
for the estato of R. F. Westcott 25
Berkeley Avenue, Orange, N. J., a frame
I house and garage, on plot of one-half
! acre; 155 Highland Avenue, a frame
house, on plot of one-half acre, to A.
F. Baldwin, and have resold 155 High
, land Avenue to G. W. Timpson; also
resold 146 Highland Avenue to F. V.
Lau der.
S. S. Walstrum-Gordon & Forman
have sold at Ridgewood, N. J., for Rob?
ert Blackburn to Peirce Harjes the !
dwelling at 97 Goodwin Avenue; for!
William B. llaight to George I. Camp- i
bell 94 Union Street, and for Joseph- j
ine I. Remey to Kate R. Simons 83 i
Brookside Avenue. j
Brown Sells Suburban Homes
Frederick Brown has sold to Eloise
McVicker a three-story stucco house
with garage, on plot 100x140, at Mal
vem, N. J., formerly accupied by Dr. A.
J. Savage. Mr. Brown also sold to Har?
old G. Ewen, 22 Edge cliff Terrace, Park
Hill, Yonkers, a two and a half story
hollow tile house with garage, on plot
80x127. The house was at one time the
home of Cyrus Townsend Brady. FiBh
& Marvin and Robert M. Bush were the
brokers.
Art Dealer Gets Fine
Dwelling in Madison Avenue
N. A. Berwin & Co. have sold for a
client of W. C. and A. E. Lester the
four-story building at 712 Madison
Avenue to Frank C. Barter, art dealer,
at present located at 328 Madison Ave?
nue. The buyer will occupy the build?
ing after extensive alterations.
Fine Englewood Estates Sold
H. Weatherby & Co. have recently
sold at Englewood, N. J., the Reide
mei8ter residence, In Woodland Street,
to John McHugh, of New York; the
Lester property, in Woodland Street,
to C. A. Day; the Hutchinson house,
on Broad Avenuo, to Walter Denike,
and the Vanderbilt home, in Lydecker
Street, to S. S. Campbell.
Pearl Street Building Sold
Rice and Hill have sold for the
Broadway-John Street Corporation,
Elias A, Cohen, president, to Samuel
Lakow, dealer in office furniture, tho
five-story store and loft building at
243 to 245 Pearl Street, just north of
John Street, on plot 41.3x100. It was
a caah purchase.
Sale of Arleigh Property
The Rlckert-Brown Realty Company
has sold to Arthur Gouillouo a twenty
foot, two-story Colonial brick dwelling
on Ditmars Avenue, between Lawrance
and Chauncey street^, Arleigh, L. I.
tid Suburbs
Mott Haven, Bronx First
Elevator Flat, Is Sold
Leslie R. Palmer, Wno Got It
From Unwilling Holder in
1913, Sells It to Investor
An investor, unnamed, has bought
from Leslie R. Palmer, tfys Mott
Haven apartments at 425 to 443 East
137th Street, through* to 428 to 441
East 138th Street, the first elevator
apartment houses erected in the Bronx.
These buildings, six stories high on
187th Street 8nd seven stories in 138th
Street, occupy a plot 150x200 feet, be?
tween Willis Avenue and Brown Place
They were erected about eight years'
ago and were originally named the
WTesdan.oue. The seller acquired them
in 1913 from the Columbia Trust Com?
pany.
Alexander SelkJn and Carl Jaffe have
sold for Morris Halperin, the five-story
apartment house, on plot 40x95, at 1219
Union Avenue.
I. Portman has resold, through Kan
trowita & Lapin, 1888 Stebbina Avc
n,u1' rAfi,^"8tory aP?rtmpnt house, on
plot 50x127.
Steinman & Steinman have sold for
Gruensteln & Mayor, 1101 Fox Street,
a five-story apartment, on plot 40x100.
Edward Polak has sold 1764 Vys.
Avenue, northeast corner 174th Street,
? "?"story ?Partment, on plot 50x80,
for Mrs. Levin, and Mrs. Cohen to Max
Brusdein 864 Bronx Park, South, a
five-story apartment, on plot 40x67.61,
for Herman Glasser; 345 East 193d
7nrI?t'** five-story apartment, on plot
40x80, for the Foundation Realty Com?
pany to Joseph Calvain; 19 Minerva
,'??' ? two-family dwelling, on lot
?6x100, for Cahn & Cabn, to Harris C.
Golden; 3 046 Grant Avenue, a two
tarn i y dwelling, on lot 25x102, for Mrs
?azella to Mr. Gluck, and recold 2011
Orotona Avenue, a two-family dwelling
on lot 25x100, for Sam V/atin to M,
hiscnberg.
George W. Gallagher Buys
Attraclive Home at Pelham
Fiah & Marvin have said for the John
r. Brook Company their new house on
Highland Avenue, at Pelham, to George
W. Gallagher, of this city, and have
sold for Burt A. McDonald his Colonial
residenoe on Monterey Avenue, at
Pelham Heights, to George Wattloy, of
the United States Retail Stores Cor?
poration. The same brokers have sold
for Mrs. W. H. Thacher her'property
on Thacher Avenue, at Lawrence Park,
to Mrs. Emily F. Johns.
I The home of Herbert Millard, on
Hickory Grove Drive, Larchmont Gar
| dens, Larchmont-on-the-Round, has
: been sold to Mrs. Lillian Goodman, of
; M?maroneck. George Howe was the
l broker.
Rentals of Business Space
The Bret & Goode Company has
leased space at 209-219 West Thirty
eighth Street, to Mary S. Johnston for
a term of years at an aggregate rental
of about $50,000
Hirsch & Friedman have leased
about 18,000 square feet at 81-37 East
Thirty-first Street, to Advance Waist
Co. and Mannie Solomon Co., for a
long term of years at an aggregate
rental of $150,000.
N. A. Berwin <_ Co. have leased to
Elsie Cobb Wilson, interior decorator,
the store and parlor floor at 83 East
Fifty-seventh Etreet. ?
Ames & Company have leased to
Harris Brown, the buildings at, 871-373
Seventh Avenue. It is the intention
of the lessee to alter the premises
into stores and lofts. The same brok?
ers leased a store and parlor floor at
.125 West Twenty-ninth Street to Intner
& Fromm; the store at 124 West
Twenty-ninth Street to Herman Stein,
and the parlor floor in the same build?
ing to S. Stappler & Company.
-a -1?.
Big Bronx Site To Be
Improved With Factory i
Norman E. Sachs, of the Wood, Dol- \
son Company, has sold for Emanuel G. ?
Bach a 85,000 square foot plot, front- !
ing 220 feet on the N Y., N. H. & IT. R.
R. line by 160 feet through to Whit- ?
lock Avenue, being 100 feet south of j
East 156th Street. Negotiations aro
pending for a spur track from the ,
New llaven road, as, the plot is to be .
improved with a factory building.
Nicholas J. Melillo has sold the
building at 2418 and 2420 Belmont
Avenue. The buyer will remodel for
factory purposes. He also sold the
one-family house at 533 East 187th
Street.
-?
Flat ami Dwelling Buying
Feature Trading in Brooklyn >
Vogel & Marion have sold for the !
Vanderveer Realty Corporation 1004, ;
1010 and 1014 Eastern Parkway, three
four-story apartments having a front- !
age of 160 feet and a depth of 120
feet.
Charles Partridge has sold the apart- :
ment at 853 St. Johns Place for Jacob j
Schneider.
The Jerome Property Corporation has i
sold I semi-detached house, on plot
30x100, at 1248 East Fourteenth Street, !
near Avenue P, for Sarah Quinn to a i
client for occupancv.
The Meister Builders have sold 138
Tenth Street, a one family frame dwell- !
ing. B. Coardate was the broker, and '<
also have sold to a client of the Stewart
Realty Company 117 Fourth Avenue,
a throe-story brick building with store,
on lot 20x100.
William P. Jones has sold for Char?
lotte L. Hartt to Edward Strauss the
two-story and basement dwelling, on
lot 20x100, on the south aide of Mon?
roe Street, 350 feet west of Throop
Avenue.
New Building Plans
Bronx
MAHAN AV. w s. 150 n Roberts av, two ,
2-Hty hollow tils ?lwlga, 17x36, and two
1-sty hollow tile garages; Anna A Pier- !
non, 1418 Glover 8t, owner; Anton Pir
nier, 2060 -\Veslchester av, archt. Coat,
$16,600.
Manhattan Alterations
13STH St. 120 W. to a J-sty hall; Unl-:
versal Negro Improvement Assn, 64 \V
135th st, owner; K R Williams, 1 W
133d at, archt.J30.0U0 !
65TH ST. 64 K, to a 6-aty dwig; H A
Jacobs, 320 5th av, owner and archt.
REAL ESTATE
APARTMENTS TO _ET
HOTEL
JJeter ?&>tu?toe0ant
Central Park West
at 86th St.
JUST COMPLETED
Suite? of one room Jo at man;
as required. Furnished or un?
furnished.
Restaurant a la Carte
WM. F. INGOLD. Man??-.
REAL ESTATE SUBURBAN
*. BHAUTIFUX. ?SUBURBAN HOMEJ,
within commuting1 distance o? New York;
ilne-room houm, all modern improve?
ment e; ?a.Tt\?? for two ears: lot 6?x3H ft.
3hoT.? or writ? VT. O. PBRRT. "?* William
it,. New York City. Ttlephon? John 640O.
REAL ESTATE
MOROCOU OV MANHATTAN
." 100 X IOC
KIOIIT-STORY FIREPROOF APART?
MENT, well located, near Orive. Ar
ranrn'iiK'iit of rooms, 3, 4, 5 and fl. BO*/?
of 1i*ii*k_ expire in 10.0; balance 19.1.
Asking price . 100,00?. For quick aal?,
t'Hliiln will ?like le m. g .-.,000 cash re?
quired. Excellent opportunity.
full particular? of tho abovft property
will be furnished to? principals only on
application,
BYRNE & BOWMAN
30 E. 42d St.
?**? VANDERBILT 8371
BARGAINS IN APARTMENTS. ALSO
have 10 two-family In RIdgewood. B.,
Box I'M, Tribuno Ofllce.
LONG ISLAND
NEW HOUSES
AT OLD PRICES
6-Room Brick 6(x^fl $7,100
6-Room Frame?a^A*?r?- $9,900
porch; plot 60x110 tt. ; terms.
HIGHARD T. CHILDS
47 W. 34th St., New York.
Phono .Jroelcy 340,
FOR SAT,15.?DESIRABLE TWO-FAMILY
residence of 14 rooms, with ail modern
Improvements; building in good condition;
born and chicken house; on lot 60x330;
well located in the village of Patchogue.
Uve minutos' walk from railroad station.
Price less than $0,000. Terras of payment
reasonable.
F. GCTTRIT>OE.
Patchogne-l'lymotith .Mills Corporation?
Putohogiie, N, Y.
BOBOCCH OF UCEENS
?forcjst pll# (?ar?eitjB
1? Mlar.les from Fenn. Statten.
Hoaxes und Villa Plots for Sal?. i
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO.
4. \V. SI th St.. ox F. rest Ullis. L. L
VnESXCJlESTEK COUNTY
527 Fifth Avenue
REAL ESTATE
Specialists in
Westchester County
Southern Connecticut
North Shore Long Island
BRANCH OFFICES!
Bronxville? Rye,
8ear sd ule, l>!liam,
>l(. Vernon, Litre] unont,
Yonkcrh, New Rochelle.
Oreat Neck, L. I.
LARCHMONT?Charming Colonial dwell?
ing of Dtono and :thin?ilf : 8 rooms, bath,
all modern Improvements, breakfast porch,
fleldstone fireplace, oak floors, unusually
attractive interior; on plot 100x1. ? ft.,
with abundance of shrubs, trees and flow?
ers; 2-car garage, built to match dwelling.
This matchless offering at yuur figure. We
advise an early Inspection.
Se? DR?MMOND.
NEW YORK OFF?CE. 17 WEST 42D ST.
TELEPHONE, MURKAY HILL .333.
NEW BOCH15LLK OFFICE,
.28 HUGUENOT HT.
TELEPHONE. 3.*? NEW KOCHKUUEL
FOB SALE
CHOICE RESIDENCE,
7! Willow Drive, New Rochelle, N. T.
House of !i rooms and 0 ba'.ha.
Oarage for 3 cars.
Ground, about one aero, with great
many fruit and shade trees and shrubs.
For particulars apply OWNER,
35 Wassail ?ve., 4th floor.
MODERN HOMES
In splendid neighborhoods at
WHITE PLAINS, IfARTSDAJ .B & SOARSDALE
Full lint $10,000. Inspection invited.
WE* M?R^ELLi
Depot Plaza. White Plains, N. Y.
wmms?mm?mm?tcmmmmmmamimmmmsmmmsmimmsssiw
High Class Home, in Month Yonkewi 10
rooms, . bat ha, steam heat, gas, electric
light; in excellent condition; plot 49x112;
room for garage; price $16.500.
.1. A. KIOKOAN, 53 fa. Broadway; tel. J17
CONNECTICUT
CHOICE PROPERTIES} RK^gf
CvREENWICH-STAMFORD Section
EDWD H. PECK, V* 5#UV?J"
NEW JERSEY
There are Homes
To bo had at pro-war prices if yeu will
drop tlio subway habit. Wi'hln easy com
mut 1 ntr distance, with frequent und com?
fortable train service, '. have homes at
$4,200. .3,000, $6.800, $S,000 and $10.000,
built a few years ago, that would cost at
loa.t a half more to construct now. They
nro the real bargains to-day and call for
decision and prompt action. "We have al?
ready dono tho "shopping" to find them;
they aro for you to act upon; they sell
on sight, s.o mo about them.
Howard Goldsmith, 63 Park Row
Telephone 2596 Bookman.
TWELVE
&tvmim-~- MODERN HOMES
for year ron lui living ready lor occupancy
now. f'J,ooo on ciuy terni, buys a 7-room
houso nili bath and 1-3 acre: $15.000
a 10 room house with ;! battu, girase and
Vs acre. Many prices, slzun and designs.
Kasy commutation to N. Y. C. : 900 ft. ele?
vation. A little <*_sh and y?ur rent buys It.
Call for dina?s al .Mountain Lakes, Inc.
170 Broadway, N.Y.?. Tel. 1521 Cort,
FOR SALE?At East Orange, N. J., elegant
house containing 12 rooms and bath, ,
laundry, pantry, large living room, fire-?
placo anil sun parlor; paruuet floors; steam I
heat, gas and electriolty; brick garage for i
two cara; plot 70 ft. front by 177 ft. deep; ;
located on the only restricted street in:
East Orange; 6 minutos from the nearest
station on tho I>. L. ?z W. and convenient'
to two linen of cars; excellent location;
price, $25,000, WILLIAM N. BAYLES,
87 Academy ?-t., Newark, N. J.
Plainficld Substantially constructed attrac
ti\o modern home, IS rooms,.
heated concrete garage. $16,000. Cash *
required $5,000. Immediate possession, t
J. J. ScWartz, ?gJSfl ?;.,. j
ENGLEWO?D, *T&?J* I
H. Weatherby & Co., Englewood*NJ. j
.OR SALE.?FOURTH AVE., ASBURT !
Park, corner property, lot 60x110; best J
ocatlon two blocks from beach; house, ?4
-ooms, improvements, furnished or un- |
'urnlahed. Price $20,000. Box 245, West- ?
leid, X. J. I
EAST ORANGE ?g $ homes, j
We havo the house you want.
? ? r. |, Opy. D., L. & W. Am??r? I
.onno?y & Connolly, sution. Erjt .rang*.. '
I.KONIA AND BOGOTA. N. J.
House Sit?*? with oil improvement?. *
Prices wiil bo muh higher soon.
Buy yours at present lor; price?.
O. I?. Hitchcock, inc.. Uosot?. ?.. J.
HIGH CLASS, DESIRABLE HOME3
or sain, from $10,000 to $50.000. Apply
o Jim.? A. Romeyn, 195 Main Street.
lackensack, N. J.
.??jrCHNISttED APARTMENTS TO Utt
?ALVIN APARTMENTS, 49 W. ?0th ?..?
Two and three rooms with bath, Boa?
ousekeeplr.R*; new building; elevator Mr?
: e. Agent on premise?. Tel. 8ohuyltr J047.
REAL ESTATE
TO UET FOB BUSINESS PURPOSES
\ "
REAL ESTATE
TO LET BOB BUSIHBW TOJMFO?V*?
- ?" *n
1
Office Space
for
May 1st Occupancy.
A large, reputable
Corporation desires
to lease
40,000 to 50,000 sq. ft.
Location must be
below 42nd Street,
Manhattan
Box B 732, Tribune
ENTIRE FLOOR
FOR RENT
MAY, 1920
Approximately 6000 Square Feet
Exceptionally desirable as
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
For large corporations who desire to
locate in a building of character and
prominence in the Midtown section.
Unobstructed exceptional light on all sides.
Application* received from princip?la only.
Box 15 801, Tribune Office.
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
FOR SALE
Possession Feb. 1st or before
472 BROADWAY
Thru to 30-34 & 36 Crosby St.
5 Story and Basement?Sprinklered
70,000 Sq. Ft.
CAN BE PURCHASED AT A
VERY ATTRACTIVE PRICE
907 Broadway. 'Phone Stuyvesant 4200
BEA- F.STATE WANTED
OFFICE SPACE WANTED
TO 1.12 A SE
About 2000 sq. ft. downtown.
JAFANESE ?"ONSUI.ATB GENERAI.
'Phone Qortlandt 314.
f REAL ESTATE FOB 8AJLB
HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR
ALL SECTIONS
$6,000 to $50,000
J. CLARENCE DA VIES
32 NASSAU ST. JOHN CM*
ESTCHESTER
SALB OR RENT
8UY YOUR HOME
BEFORE PRICE*/*
ADVANCE
YONKERS
MT. KISCO.
Going South; bargain for quick buyer.
So. Yonkers Colonial Cottage on high ;
srround near depot and school; 8 rooms, !
bath, 3-car garage; plot K3x131; newly'
?lee. WHALEN, 480 So. B'way. I'hone 3549. :
SOUTH YONKERS: New Dutch Colonial
seven room dwelling, wltli sarage, larc?
plot: ?16.500. THOS. 8. BL'RKK, Flagg
?ildg., Getty Square; also South Broadway at
Valentine bane. Phone 50*0-5061 Yonkera,
Speclallst In Westehester County Home?, I
Acreage, Farms and Business J'rnpertles. ?
M. W. 8?UJVAX, 6'J3 So. B'way.
Van Cortlandt Terrace. Tel. 6380. ,
Open Sundays.
THREE FAMILY HOUSE, near Glen-j
wood Station, Yonkers, six rooms each '.
apartment; hot water heat. Price ?11,000.
GAUL * BK.I? 23 North Broadway,
Yonkers. Tel. S94,
,. , .. i. ? '-?-i
BARGAIN, 8 FAMILY brick house and:
store in good neighborhood. Price ?5,000;
?1.500 cash.
JOHN II. CLANCY. SO? New Main St., !
Yonkers, N. Y. Tel. 3805.
NEW COLONIAL 6-ROOM RESIDENCE!
?beet residential section. Parquet floors, j
H. W. trim. Every modern convenience, i
Price $17,000. DORSET- _ BRUCE, 8231
So. B'way. Phone ?516.
Why pay rent when you can secure a
bargain like this? K.-'tale must sacrifice
two elegant 9-room bouses, worth ?!),00?),
sell for ??.000 each; ternis; bargain. Gar?
dener. 01 Elliott ave. Tel. 3993.
7 JMILES NORTH OF MT. RISCO. > min.
walk to express stat.lon. \% acres of land,
9-room house, all tmpta. recently painted
Inside and out. Barn. Near large lake. Price
?8,500. Terms. Carpenter _ I'elton, Inc.
rLEASANTVILLE. N. Y.
HERE IS A BAltGAlN-- Sale?Near!?
acre choice land; abundant fruit and shad?
tr?.-s; u'wrt ?swelling; Improvement?; stean?
heat; larga hennery; Darn: smalt stream.
?8,500. Other propa E. G. Horion. Tel. 119.
NEW ROCHELLE
New Colonial Home. 7 rooms. S bath?,
sleeping porch, open fireplace; larga plot;
garage. Price ?14.000. Open to offer.
REY VARI? _ KRAFT.
206 Huguenot. Phone 3541.
BEAUTIFUL NEW BUNGALOW. Four
rooms and bath; all modem Improve
I?rge plot.
Be?t construction."
menta. ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
with garage. Price ?6.000, $1,000 caaV
THE BENNICKS REALTY COMPANY ?j
North Aver.u?j. Phone 3746. '
DOBBS FERRY
Ten-room hopee, good location, gas bath
hot a!r heat: ? min. station river vl.?
lot 50*100. Price ?.000, 1-3^w?nl ?e?by
gjPPO??tment only. Alfred E. Cooke. OobM
''erry, N. Y.
WHITE PLAINS
Walking distance, desirable neighbor?
hood, lot 50x126 ft.. 9 rooms, sun parlor,
sleeping porch, fireplace, hardwood f)?>ors,
fruit and shrubbery. A bargain at ?13,500.
Bank mortgage ?7.500. David W. Cornell,
Mgr., Reed-Clark Co., Inc.. Depot l'laza.
Building. Phon? 1616.
LARCH MONT
WORTH BCYI?7? This ?seven ream
! HOME. Tiled bath, two fireplace?? land?
scaped gardens, unusual view of Sound.
\ Owner leaving town. ?IB 000. Terina
| ARTHUR 8. HAWI.EY, 40 Post Rd. Tel. 425.
HASTINGS.
FOB SAXE.?Two 8-room Houses, mod?
ern In every way; ?9,000 and ?10,600. Ga?
rage; near school.
B. M. DEVINE.
Hastlngs-on-Hudsun. Tel. 701.
BYE
Attractive mil year dwelling, near the
? water, 7 rooms, all modern conveniences;
j garage; large plot. Price ?10,004. Rea
l sonable terms. Complete list furnished
, rentals?shore and Inland. MJM E. M.
| Urummood, ?0 Porch?*? St. Tel. Jll?Rye.
MOUNT VEKNON
18-raom 2-family Stucco House, all Im?
provement?; good location; room for ga?
rage. Price ?14,500.
A. WUESTENHOEFER,
81 Mt. Vernon \*e. Tel. _'02S.
l.angdon Terrace, two family. 50x100: 7
rooms, tiled bath; t? rooms, tiled bath
stucco; electricity, steam, parquet; ?22
POBT CHESTER
At Port Chester. 40 minute? from Grand
Central. 7 room house, all modern Im?
provement?; fine residential section. Price
?8.250. THE OLIYERE-GAINEY AGENCY,
43 No. Main St. Tel. 1134.
*Pp.
G. & G. DAHLBKNDER, s'Dapot'p?.
N??w Haven Station.
Unusual Offer, Chester UUJ, 13 rooms. 4
bath?. Plot 125x100; fine shade tree?.
Thl? I? In an excellent location: needs
Inatd? dec-1Ion only: good buy at ?23.000.
Wolfa-Dougbu, 14? Mt. Vernon av?. Tel. 41.
MAMA RON ECK
BaMttfnl Ba-denee. near water, hous?
16 roam? t bat ha I open fireplace?; green
honaa; t acre?; garage for 3 ?ara, chauf?
feur qu*rt?ra Price ?45,090. W. L.
JDapat. Tat. ??4.
r?ur '?juart?ra," "pr
VAR?AN * CO.. Of
PELHAM
Frame and Stucco House; I room a batir*
gas, electricity, large plot; garage: <-o ? ?
ven lent iy located; restricted ?action; pos.
session May 1; price ?11.609: on reasonable
terms. DEITCH * CONNOLLY] tel. 174?.
cor. Flub. ?*?. aad Sd at., at station.
SCARSDAXB
Well-baU* ?tuo.ro dwelling. ? room?. ?
baths. 3 nrsplacea. sun and sleepirg
porche?; hot water heat, "BLAU-GA8 "
??war. wat?r, electric light; fin? location
|pnana"tM|0n: *2M??- * W? l*0*11? T*1**

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