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Ujjffard Arca?e
To Be Enlarged
?? ?.??
^ Stories To Bo Added to
the Present Broadway
Structure
- Standard Arcade, extending
JLneh iton Broadway to New Street,
^,{?j of Exchangre Pince, which J
?-' REAL ESTATE _
the Standard Oil Company sold
throngh L. J. Phillips & Co., is to be
increased in* height. The building is
three stories hteh on Broadway and
four stories on New Street, due to the
lower grade of New Street. The plan
is to lift the height of the structure
to eight stories facing on Broadway.
The improvement will be started
shortly, as the space needs of the sec?
tion warrant immediate action. Nor?
man S. Riescnfeld, a realty speculator,
is the new owner.
REAL ESTATE
BROOKLYN,QUEENS -fjteg
and LONG ISLAND <?If
. OtJeU
?Fant\B,BusiiMS? Prop?Ttj^
BROOKLYN
-?rt. SKAR 81BWAY8?2? 7th A*?*..
W^iiine Ft.. 6-story; 6 ?tore? and
f*r- .oirtnicnts: ?team, electric, par
j.room ?PY<l?P0 price ?29.000. VTM. 1>B
?3?:?_? 1*5' .Montague St. Phono 5639
>Uir^_?
"\~Z* M near Flatboah Ave?. 5-?tory.
rWP^l-.m heat, hot water supply; <
>*** ST.h Trice ?16.500.
rtom*. ?*-is SMITH. 44 Court St.
?a? Tel. Main 9(56
rjo? W?_____
- JAMAICA
?,? TYPE STUCCO HOrSB. Hollla.
^ ? room?, bath, steam, gas, electricity,
?*r-, _?7? foot pia?/a, fine surrounding,
Kp;. s'hrubb.*:v. Price, $Kc*oo. r. w.
TSrT ?C0-V^6 Fulton St. 'Phone 79.
"H?UICA ? HOIAIS ? QUEENS
?;?? ?ertiens: one and two family
S?r*?N.6O0 to ??S.OOt, \
B pniton St.. Jamaica. Closed Sundays.
"hoixis
rtm COT.ONTAL ONB-FAMTLY COT
,.mS t room?, bath, open fireplace, every
?ffiwivenience. ?9.000 to ?12.000.
m H. CARMANBARTEA?
j Colon Hall St._Jamaica 1761
?" ixrsHixi
.ntt-AMTLY STUCCO lunCLMX?. S
-.m? hath pis. electricity, steam heat,
^tfioors; 40x100: ?1S.500 Also other
EwrttS. 1>. T. MeORATH, 53 Main St.
NL iSSI SMuahlng.
OWNERS
OF
VACANT LAND
CAN HELP THE HOYSING
r\ SITUATION.
1TE HAVE RESPONSIBLE BUILD?
ERS WHO WILL BUILD APART?
MENTS IF LAND OWNERS WILL
HELP FINANCE THE OPERATION
BY SUBORDINATING PART OP THE
PURCHASE) PRICE TO A FIRST
MORTGAGE BUILDING. AND PER?
MANENT LOAN.
LAWRENCE, BLAKE
& JEWELL
115 Broadway New York City
PHONE RECTOR 1080
WEsTCHESTER COUNTY
WHITE PLAINS
FOR SALE
NEW MODERN HOME
faring Completion. 9 Room.?.. Tiled Path,
B.*t Water Lea'. <',;i*=. Electrleity, Hard
tood F ore. Tiled Vestibule and En
a 2 Car Garage.
Ho';.-.-:- is located or healthy, hlsh ele
Btlon. % acre Corner. ResMential
rajiiborhood. Convenient to Schooi,
Church, Station, Stores.
PRICK ?2?.0OO
PAF.T CASH?PART MORTGAGE.
or appointment to Inspect Property
Apply Owner,
WM. D. DAVIES
487 Broadway. Tel. Canal 4323.
A Few Building Lots
NORTH WHITE PLAINS
5f> minutes from 42d st.. New York.
:... lots . re VERY DESIRABLE.
Near italien and conveniently located.
Prices Greatly Reduced
to Close Out the Few Left
Advantageous Terms Offered
to conscientious home builders.
s. Lambden & Son, Inc.
LAWTON ST. Tel 302 New Rochelle.
?homes -?.ors -uT/iTts - rams
ROBERT E.F?RLEY
ORGANIZATION "
U fait 44th 8t. Murray Hill 77?0
HOMES & ESTATES IN WESTCHESTER
Prince &Rip?ex 437VF'"U -**??
av r ?j. "New Ttork
?VROt
'-? ROCHELLE. ? EL EC A NT COLONIAL :
?eiling, s room?, 2 baths. Kas, electric- !
I. tiot-?-a-<*r heat, oak floor*, fleldstone
?J1*1'*. 'arg.* living room opening on side
wnd*, garage; situated on large corner
* of groum with abundance of ahrub
?>. and stsaAt. trees; in best restricted
?unn. convenient to station. Tins prop
?> represents real value and ran be pur
W?? a very low figure. ?BI'MMOMi,
!W. t?a ST. TEL. Ml K1UY HILL 733S.
?EAL ESTATE FOX? ?AL?
HOMES WITHIN THE HOUR
ALL SECTIONS
$5,000 to $50,000
iiu?/!; CLARENCE DAVIES
-*ASS1-J.ST._ JOHN MM
WUBJn&HEIl APARTMENTS TO EET
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
b?SS??? N>w Apartments. All up to date
&?'"? Kor tenant? who can furnish
?v"yt,nVuand w?11 appreciate living In a
i^.'j sept noune
3 rooms $66 00
4 S0.00-S6.00
Tii. t 5 " 100.00
- to r, , nn>' Ave- Subway, 6th or 9th Ave.
fcoci, ??slua Ave. Station and walk three
FREKPORT
._ AVAl?./VRa?THO_f15?!l
IN FREKPORT AND VICINtTT
POST REALTY COMPANV
Open -san.tsys?Telephone 1S-W.
ROCKVlT.I/E CENTRE.
HOUSE. 14 ROOMS, 2 BATHS) all Im?
provements; harn, garage and chicken
house, 3 acres, vegetable garden and or?
chard, ar.d lawns.
DEMOTT ESTATE8, 33 Front St.
Open Sunday Oppoalto Depot
1.-ROOM. nOLSE, all improvements, hot
water heat; garage. Plot. 75x181. Price.
$10,600; cash, $4.500.
HENNINGS,
Opp. Depot. Tel. 634-R
ROCKVIM.E CENTRE 60 Choice Homes
Opp. R. R. Station ?S'?^^'???
JOHN K. STRONG APril *?* to
May 1st.
I-YNBROOK.
6 ROOMS. BATH, all Improvements,
glassed porch; garnge; 60x100. ??.
Price, $S.ntin: casti, $3.000. Open Sundays
JLYNBROOK REAL ESTATE CO.,
New Postoitlco J?uilillng.
BARTI.ON
ARGYLE PARK. 12-room house, all mod?
ern Improvements; plot 100x100; opposito
Argyle Lake. Price $10,000.
S. DOMBKK CO.. INC.
179 Remsrn St.. Brooklyn. Tel. Matn 7S90
CITY REAL EST.ATE
Washington Square
Section
East 9th Street
25-foot dwelling for sale
Possession July 1st or earlier.
Wm. A. White & Sons
46 Cedar Street
Tel. 5700 John.
H ES S Business Property
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
FOUR-PTORY and basement store. 90 feet
deep. -IS W. i-nh Street; electricity and
h-aa ; 4 upper floor.-. 22 rooms; $2,400.
Easement siore $-'.400.
DI ROSS CO., J?? West 14th Street.
ENTIRE lU'ILDIM., 50x50.
About. 6,000 feet ; suitable for studio,
light manufacturing or storage; splendid
light on three sideg, with large skylight;
three blocks from Brooklyn ?rlilge and
Clark st. subway. Inquire of janitor, 100
Pineapple st.. Brooklyn.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
i7c
Yf PLAN OF
(/TENANT-OWNERSHIP
OF APARTMENTS
For details addres*
The GUieensboro Corporation
Manhattan Ofl?eo. Jackson Heights OiEee,
50 K 42(1 St. Opp. 25th St. St?.
Phone ?Murr_y Rill 7057 Phone Nowtown _38l.
Queensboru Subway to -i St.(Corona L\n?)
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WE ARE badly in need of eight-family or
larger Bronx apartment houses, also
dwelling houses; we specialize in Bronx
buyers and Bron.?: property only. Won't you
please write u-- regarding your property
for sale? We shall appr?ciai?, your kind?
ness immensely. Please don't telephone,
but write immediately.
V. !.. ARONDS, 635 Tremont Ave., Brou?.
WANTED TO BUY IN MANHATTAN.?
Good neighborhood, private residence.
What is the best offer for $30.000, cash if
necessary. Oive full description and. when
it may be seen. Address EUCLID, _.S7
Broadway.
FLORIDA
FLORIDA GROVES.
Wo are the
owners o f
Lakeland Highlands, Poik County, Florida,
one of the largest and finest grove de?
velopments in the state. For interesting
Information regarding citrus-fruit groves and
profits, write for book No. 14A, \V. If.
U ALLA? & CO.. Tribune Building. N. Y.
COPY FOR
REAL ESTATE
ADVERTISING
intended for the Real Estate
Section of the Sunday Tribune
mus? be delivered COMPLETE
to The 1 ribune office nol later
than 4 o'clock on Saturday after?
noon.
COMPLETE means
that mats or cuLt
must he provided
Kent h the copy for
a n y illustrations,
special borders or
special signatures.
Advertising received too late for
insertion in the Real Estate Sec?
tion will be inserted in the
Main News Section.
Have you read The Evening Post?latelv ?
if you are thinking of mooing
Cat the Suburban Horn* Guide with next Saturday's Edition
Loft Bought at
Auction Brings
Good Profit
Twelve-Story Building on
Broachvay Purchased at
Recent Juilliard Sale
Passes to New Hands
Morris?. Rosenstein, who purchased
tho twelve-story loft building at 632
and 634 Broadway at tho recent Holen
p. Juillard auction sale, has turned it
over to tho Rosenwitt Realty Corpora?
tion, a company of investors repre?
sented by Stone & Schleimer, attor?
neys. Mr. Rosenstein purchased tho
building for $580.000. The building
has a frontage of 500 feet on Broadway
and a depth of 200 feet running
through to Crosby Street. The prop?
erty wag transferred subject to a first
mortgage of $406,0U0 to the creditor
of the estate of Helen C. Juillard. All
leases expire in 1921.
Tall Tenth Street Loft Sold
Charles F. Noyes Company has sold
for Mrs. Robert Minton to William D.
Kilpatrick the eight-story loft at 31
and 33 East Tenth Street, on plot 45x
100. A large portion of the property
is obtainable February 1, 1921.
Tenant Buys Warehouses
James N. Wells' Son3 and Horace S.
Fly & Co. have sold for Haupt ?_ Burgi
i the two six-story warehouses at 11
and 13 Worth Street to the Tower
Stores Company, the present tenant.
Sale in Walker Street
Tho Brown, Wheelock Company has
sold for Charles Laue 35 Walker
Street, a three-story and basement
store and loft, on lot 20x86, with rights
to a four-foot alley on west, running
full depth of lot. Reuben Tally is the
buyer.
Dula Buys in Forty-fifth Street
Hornor & Co, have sold for Fred
crick Brown 14 West Forty-fifth Street,
a live-story building, on lot 21x100, to
Robert B. Dula.
?Flat Buying Movement
Noticed in Lonr* Island City
i Minor L. Platt has \**r* for the Po
I mona Construction t-.>.?-.-?any, Joseph
; Sykora president, to F?tAerick I'oltl,
the Elberon apartments at 61 and 63
Sixth Avenue, Long Island City, five
story apartments, completed about four
, years ago on plot 60x100 feet. The
same broker sold for N. Hubbard Jr. &
Co. to Anthony J. Oliva, the Academy
Court Apartment at 555 and 557 Acad?
emy Street, near Jamaica Avenue, As?
toria, also, the two family dwelling at
568 Academy ?Street, for Anna Bar
Bchmidt, to William C. Cardno, also the
three family dwelling house at 932
Crescent Street, to Florigi Marino.
Buying and Renting in Queens
J, Albert Johntra has sold 302 and
"04 Barclay Street, Murray Hill, Flush?
ing, for M. F. Darlington, of West
chester, Pa., to W. F. Millern, of Flush?
ing. The plot is ."Ox 100, improved with
two one farr?ily dwellings.
The Rickei t-Broun Company has sold
; to John H. and Eliza Bull, a two-story
and basement Colonial brick dwelling
on Ditmars Avenue, between Chauncey
Street and Goodrich, Arleigh.
Pell & Tibbits have leased to Seton
Porter a water front place at Sands
Point, on Manhasset Bay, for the
Wemp.gc Realty Company.
Hospital Sells Interest in Flat
Justice Erlanger, of the Supreme
Court, has granted permission to the
New York Skin and Cancer Hospital
to sell a one-half interest in 301-303
Mulberry Street, 5;'.x irregular, t'a Han?
nah Stone, of 1464 Fifty-fifth 'treet,
Brooklyn, for $13,500. The oi^er half
, interest is owned by AlberS J. Lob
? dell, as supervisor. Hobert D. Knapp
i and the trustees of the estate of Cor
I nelia Storrs.
Greenwich Home to Her Liking
Peaase & Elliman have sold for Mrs.
George Dayton an acre in the Belle
Haven section of Greenwich, Conn., to
Mrs. John Yates, of New York. The
building now on it will be remodelled
into a dwelling by the buyer for her oc?
cupancy.
REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY
Trade Claims Madison
Avenue Apartments
Trade must be served, even though
It lessens the housing accommoda?
tions of the city. The eight-story
structure at the northwest corner of
Madison Avenue and Twenty-eighth
Street, one of the last remaining
apartment houses of the better type
erected many years ago in that sec?
tion, is to ho mudo over for the use
of the silk industry, which haB
taken possession of lower Madison
Avenuo. The building will be
altered into showrooms by James M.
Reynold, president of the McRcy
nold Realty Company, who bought
the old structuro yesterday from
the 80 Madison Avenue Corporation
through Ames & Co. and tho Cruik
8hank Company.
Plans Filed for Big
"Village" Show House
2,332-Seated Theater Will Cover
Block and Will Cost $ 100,000
to Build
Plans have been filed by Paul C.
Rcilly and Douglas P. Hall, architects,
for the construction of a three-story
theater, with stores, on the triangular
block bounded by Seventh Avenue,
Twelfth Street and Greenwich Avenue.
The Rtructure will have a seating ca?
pacity of 2.332, divided as follows:
Orchestra, 1.246; balcony, 7(52; loge
boxes, 224, and stago boxes, 98. The
Sheridan Realty Corporation, of which
Max Speigel is president, is the owner.
The cost has been estimated at $400,
000.
Brokers to Get Syrian Section Flats
Plans have been filed for making
over tho four and five story tenements
at 65 and 67 Greenwich Street and 26
and 28 frinity Place into a six-story
office building, with stores, for Rose
McGuigman as owner. C. B. Meyers is
the architect and has estimated the cost
i of the improvement at $25,000.
llronx
I JEROME AVE, n W cor Gobio placo; one
story stone garsge, ?OilxtIO ft; Albert
Schalle, 270! .Morris Ave. owner; .lohn
E Kerby, 4137 Park Ave, architect,
cost, $100,00,(1.
Other Mnnhnttun Alterations
17STH ST, r.59 to 66!) West, and 177th St
658 to 60S West; to a flvc-story public
school, to build a live-story extension;
City of Now York, owner; <'. B. .1.
Snvder, Municipal Building, architect;
rost, $-125,000.
[ 7TH AVE, 22:i and 231, to three four-story
dwellings and stores; Tower Holding
t'orpn. 130 West 2.r,tli St, owner; 1 Mar
pon. S55 East 149th St, architect; cost,
?30,000.
PINE ST. n w cor Front St, to a seven
story office building; 110 Front .St, Inc.,
premises, owner; ,1. C. McOuire "s Co,
50 Church St, architect; cost, $r;0,000.
. 30TI? ST, 15 to 19 E, to a three and five
story store, offices, etc; P J Hayes, l??
Madison Ave, owner; J II Scheler, archi?
tect; cost, $o0,000.
Home Buying Is Active
In Brooklyn Sections
The Realty Associates have sold 210
and 223 Fiftieth Street, two four-story
flats to Ida Rosen, through Julius
; Small, Broker; 17 Fort Greene Place,
i a throe-story dwelling to John W.
' Sparks and 2R2 N'ostrand Avenue, a
three-story flat to the tenants, S. & B.
RapaRort.
The .B. F. Knowles Company has
sold 97 Wilson Street near Bedford
Avenue, a three-story and basement
dwelling, on lot 20xlt)0, for Emeline
Brush to Abraham Schwartz for occu?
pancy.
Henry Pierson & Co. have sold 801
President Street, a three-story dwelling
to P. J. Carlcy.
The F. C. Sauter Agency has sold
the three-story and basement stone
dwelling, at 323 Eighth Street, for
Annie Mosebach to .Marie Saget* for
occupancy. .
Samuel Galitzka & .V Lacov have
sold to H. L. Rockmorc, builder, on
plot 80x20, on the weit s.-'le of East
Eighth Street, 260 feet south of Ave?
nue K.. Flatbush, on which he will
erect three one-family houses.
Reynolds Buys Apartment
In Lower Fifth Avenue
James M. Reynolds, president of the
J. M. Reynolds Realty Corporation, has
bought the four-story apartment, with
; elevator, at 49 Fifth Avenue, erected
| in 1862, and is to remodel it into
smaller apartments. The house is on
| plot 30x125. Ames & Co. and the
' Cruikshank Company were the'brokers.
REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY
I MY PRIVATE HOME FOR
j QUICK SALE BELOW COST
j My mining interests call me to New Mexico permanently. To
| close sale of my handsome Colonial home within the next two weeks, [
| will accept $7,500 cash from desirable purchaser and leave balance of 1
I $17,500 on mortgages, Including 2-car garage, now under construction. ?
t? In a beautiful, refined, highly restricted suburb. House contains 13 ?
6 big, lavishly decorated rooms, 3 fully tiled bath rooms, wash room
m and servants' toilet, fitted with built-in tubs and the best fixtures f
i money can buy, and is located on a plot of almost an acre, with fine
1 shade trees and enormous velvet lawns. A boating, country club and
I golf club are nearby; splendid land and water views spread out for ?
B miles; elevation nearly 1,000 feet; all city improvements with the t>
a advantages of the country here; just a convenient distance from fjj
I Broadway. Commuting within tho hour. Cannot be duplicated for ?
3 $45,000 at present cost of building, and it is only 3 years old and in i
ij perfect condition and repair. For pictures and dctairs, write MINING, ?5
| Postoffice Box 529, City Hall Station, New York City. |
PLAINFIELD, N. J.
A home bargain: could not be duplicated for
iwice the price asked; 12 room, modern
house; nil improvements: acre plot In lawn
und garden>pre-war price of $M,000. Owner.
Room 702, 141 Broadway.
NINE-ROOM HOUSE, ALL IMPROVE
menta, aplendld condition; West Oranpre,
near Mountain ?Station. Price $10,501.
Call Orange 6488-M.
-VJIIIMIIHHIIHItlllMlllllllllHIlllllHIIIII-:
S AT TENAFLY, N. J. 5
ZZ Twelve miles from Times Square, "*_
__; gentleman's country place, completely r_
***; equipped, wiili modern ?tone house, "*_:
? five master's bedrooms, three baths. 5 ~
? servants' rooms, ?my bain, electric ~
? light, steam heat, city water. Twenty- ??)
-_ one acres of land, with variety of jjjj
? small fruits. First-class clay tennl3 *Z
"_" court. ?'lose to golf i lub. Asking ?_
__ ?80.000. Reasonable terms, or for rent --
1 S at $3,200. Possession May first. , ****
5 PEASE & ELLIMAN |
__ 340 Madison Avenue, N. Y. ~
~ Telephone 6200 Murray Hill. ??
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INCONTESTABLE
When the titles to yonr real estate are
Incontestable you are secure In the pos?
session of your property. If your Ber?
gen real estate titles are Insured In our
Coi-pony there Is no possibility of
doubt. Writ? for boolcls-.
North Jersey Title Insurance Co.
HAUKENSACK. N. J.
ENGLEW00D, ?XSi.??*
H. Weatherby & Co., Englewood, N,J.
1_E0N-A AND BOGOTA. N. J.
House Sites with all improvement*
Prices will be much higher soon.
Buy yours at present low priesa
O. B. Illt'-hc-ck. Inc.. Bogota. N. J.
EAST ORANGE *? ,??*?
We have the house you want.
Connolly & Connolly, station, E-? Oranoe..
MAPLEWOOD; new houses, large plota
7-8 rooms, breakfast room; 1 or 1
baths; beantlful section; near
?tatlon. 1.19 price?, ?13,000 tt* ?14,50?.
fiacre, 823 Broad St., Newark. N. J.,
or ?7? Prospect St, Mapl-wood, N, J.
Twelve-Story
Bellguard on
Broadway Sold
Property at 89th Street Cor?
ner Among Apartments
Sold by Shenk, Who Pur?
chases Others in Tern
Joseph Shenk has sold to a client of
Elsman, Lee, Corn & Lewine the Bell
guard, the twelve-story elevator apart?
ment, on plot 90x100, at the southeast
corner of Broadway and Eighty-ninth
Street. Mr. Shenk purchased the realty
last January. To Sol Lewine Mr. Shenk
sold 6. 8, 10 and 12 West Ninety-eighth
?Street, two six-story walk-up apart
ments, on plot 100x100, and to tho I
same buyer 153 Vermilyea Avenue, a '
five-story apartment on plot 50x150. '
This operator also sold to the Man
port Realty Company, Isaac Portman
president, 304, 308 and 312 Haven Ave?
nue, three live-story walk-up multi
family houses, on plot 125x100. J. A.
Ulanov negotiated the last named deal.
Upper Park Avenue Corner Sale
E. Francis Hillenbrand has sold for!
Julia A., Julia V. and Charles E. Loew i
the southeast corner of Park Avenue j
and 121st Street, on plot 75x40, a six-j
story apartment with twelve stores. !
The buyer is the Benenson Realty!
Company.
Buying in Heights Section
J. C. Hough & Co. have sold for the
Manport Realty Company to Arthur E.
Dempsey 2461 Amsterdam Avenue, a
six-story apartment on plot 40x100.
Max Harx has sold to a client of
Isidor Brown the two five-story apart?
ments at 124 and 126 West 139th!
Street, on plot 26x100 each.
Carrie Isaar has sold the five-storv !
flat, on lot 25x99.11, at 270 West 141st I
Street.
Sale in 101st Street
The Central Union Trust Company
has sold to David Messing the six
! story tenement, on plot 42.0x100.11, at
41G East 101st Street.
?~-??
i Operator Purchases Two
Large Bronx Apartments
Daniel II. Jackson has bought from
Lottie A. Howe 871 to 875 East 180th
Street, two live-story modern apart?
ments, on plot 70x118, with four stores.
Arthur G> Murphy was the broker. Mr.
Jackson has also sold to a client of
George Myer, '.178 East 160th Street, a
iive-storv modern apartment, on plot
10x110.
Harry Calm has sold to Eugene
Wcisz the five-story apartment at S35
Beck Street, on plot 00x100.
E. Osborne Smith has sold for Sara
McGaffney the. four-story apartment,
, on plot 27x100, at 221)2 Loring Place.
Luder Hanken has sold to a client of
! Williamson & Bryan the fivc-?tory
; double flat, on plot 25x100, at 560
: Brook Avenue.
Alexander Sclkln has sold for Ida
Brantman tho four-story flat, on plot
i 52x81, at 1018 Prospect Avenue, north?
east corner of 165th Street.
Cahn & Cahn have bought 209 to 303
East 206th Street, from Edwin Wold
! bach, three two-family houses, on plot
j ?lxlO?. Morton Creen and John F.
'?? Fendergast jr. were the brokers.
Samuel Singer has sold for Martin
\ Gollubier the three-story brick dwell?
ing at 2336 Aqueduct Avenue, to Henry
: Sahn.
J. Clarence Davies and George V.
! Martin have sold the (?-?veiling of Mrs.
; A. M. Thurm, at 3 Van Corlear Place,
\ .Marble Hill.
Edward Polak, Inc., has sold 830 East
179th Street, corner Marmion Avenue,
a four-story double flat, for A. Hand
man to L'.'O Goodman; 1903 Anthony
Avenue, a one-family dwelling, for
> Isaac Roth to Max Bitter; 1040 Trinity
I Avenue, a two-familv dwelling, on lot
i 20x100, for Mrs. Van Praag, and 2341
! Tiebout Avenue, a two-family dwelling,
on lot 25x115, for a Mr. McGlynn to G.
! Sin ran.
! The Meister Builders have resold to
J. Krown 47:! East 175th Street, a
i threv-family house, on lot120x100. and
to I. Silverman 1740 and 1742 Wash?
ington Avenue, two two-storv ffraiiie
1 dwellings, with stores, on plot 4CrxI00.
j Alexander S Ikin and Samuel Hock
! stein have sold for Ida Brantman the
j three-story frame dwelling, on lot 25x
' 87.6, at 770 Jackson Avenue.
The Wood-Dolson Company, Inc., has
? sold for Frederick Johnson four lots.
50x200, fronting on the east side of
Southern Boulevard, through to Whit
lock Avenue, 100 feet south of 156th
( Street; also three lots on the south
side of 156th Street, being 100 feet east
of Whitlock Avenue.
Schwab & Co. have sold for Freder
? ick W. Horton the four-story house at
! 287 East 146th Street, on lot 16.8x100.
-_?_*-???
Take Over West Side Flats
Spotts & Starr, Inc., has taken over
the management of the Luxonia, a
twelve-story apartment house at 30-1 to
:I07 West Seventy-second Street, con?
taining four, five and six room suites,
; also the Laureate Hall, a twelve-story
elevator apartment house at 435 West
119th Street, northeast corner Amster
! dam Avenue, of two, tnrce and four
rooms.
To Build Home in Yonkers
Kurz & Uren and George B. Dowling
have sold for Mrs. Lydia Uren, the plot
50x130, at 1024 Warburton Avenue, run?
ning through to Hawley Terrace, Gray
stone, Yonkers, to A. B. JefTeriea, who
will improve it with a dwelling house.
-a ?
White Plains Realty Sale
Howe & Thompson have sold the C. II.
l?alo property at 63 Maple Avenue,
White Plains, to Dr. Carlton C. Norton,
of White Plains.
i^eter
HOTEL
Central Park West
at 86th St.
JUST COMPLETED
Suites of one room to ai many
?t required. Furnished or un?
furnished.
Restaurant a la Carte
WM. F. LNGOLD. MlUw?r.
MORTGAGE LOANS
jyjortgage
Money
$3,350,000
for loans
on choice centrally
located Manhattan
properties.
(Assignments accepted)
Chas. F. Noyes Co.
TeL John 2060 92 William? St.
Physician Among Buyers
Of Dwellings in City
Dr. William Barclay Parions Jr.
Get? House in East
72d Street
Harr!./ Voight & Co. have ?old for
Mrs. Marion K. Reeve the three-story
dwelling at 208 East Seventy-second
Street, on lot 17.10x102.2, to Dr. Will?
iam Barclay Parsons jr., and for Mrs.
Annette K. Colt 206 East Seventy-sec?
ond Street, a three-story dwelling, on
lot 17.11x102.2, to Gavin Hadden.
Douglas L. Elliman & Co. havo sold
for Richard W. Meade 216 East Sev?
enty-second Street, a three-story and
basement dwelling, on lot 17.10x100.
The buyer will occupy the house at th?o
expiration of the present lease to Max
field Parrish, the artist.
Pease <_ Elliman havo sold for Mrs.
Carolyn Krug tho three-story and base?
ment dwelling at 328 West Seventy
first Street, on lot 17.6x100.5. The
buyer will occupy. ?
Slawson ?ft Hobbs have sold for Dan?
iel B. Freedman tho four-story dwell?
ing at 158 West Seventy-third Street,
on lot 19x102.2, which is being thor?
oughly overhauled and remodelled. This
is tho ninth house sold in this block re?
cently.
The four-story building*, with a two
story extension, on plot 27.2x100, at 855
Madison Avenue has been sold by the
Madison Realty Company.
The Hester V. Montgomery estate has
sold to J. A. Bogeman 5 West Seventy
fourth Street, a four-story dwelling on
lot 20x102.2.
The Everett M. Seixas Company and
Francis B. Mc-nerney have sold for a
Mrs. Crocker 257 West Seventy-fifth
Street.
London Resident Sells Flat
Caroline H. Field, of London, Eng?
land, represented by Harris D. Colt as
attorney, has sold 245 and 247 East
Fifty-seventh Street, two three-story
and basement dwellings, each 16.8x100,
to James H. Cruikshank. Joseph P.
Day was the broker.
Mr. Cruikshank also purchased from
the William Mulry estate 226 West
127th Street, a three-story dwelling, on
lot 16.8x100, through Nathan Nasono
witz, anil from James Cox the three
story dwelling at 208 West 127th Street,
on lot 10.8x100, through Harry Sugar
1 man.
Harry Sttgarman has resold for the
Merit Realty Corporation 308 East
Eif?hty-fourth Street, a three-story
dwelling, on lot 16.8x100, to Richard
! Unruh.
The three-story dwelling, on lot 20x
! 99.41, at 218 West 139th Street, has
| been sold by the Equitable Life As
i surance Society.
Ten-Story Sophomore, in
Claremont Avenue, Sold
Spotts ?_ Starr, Inc., has sold for the
Bcnenson Realty Company to the
Arundel Dock Company, J. W. Menprel
president, the Sophomore, a ten-story
apartment, at 21 Claremont Avenue, on
plot 100x84x100, overlooking Barnard
College grounds. The purchasers plan
extensive alterations to the building
and will rearrange into small suites.
-a
Tenant for 73d Street Dwelling
Pease & Elliman have leased for W.
E. Parsons to W. B. Dillon the four
story and basement dwelling at 120
East Seventy - third ?Street, between
Park and Lexington avenues.
??.-,-#__-.
Chad wick Back in Realty
Elbridge Gerry Chadwick, for many
years prior to the war associated with
the Brown, Wheelock Company as di?
rector, has returned from Paris after
a stay of two years as head of the
Home Communication Bureau of the
Red Cross in France, and has again
associated himself with the company.
?
Synagogue Changes Hands
The Congregation Beth David has
sold to the First Congregation of Beth
Mae David the synjrogue, on lot 20x
100.11, at 22 East 113th Street, near
Madison Avenue.
RESORTS
NEW YORK STATE
?Bmrcliff ?od??
! BRIARCLIFF MANOR, N. Y.
OPEN APRIL 17
Sharon Springs, N. Y.
PAVILION nOTEL AND COTTAGE.*)
Opens .Tune 2?. FoMts on application.
? The ANNEX. Adjoining* the Famont
? Wliite Sulphur Springs and Bathing Estab?
lishment, opens April 14.
J. II. GARDNER & SON.
W. II. CRAIO. Oon'l MfT.
I.AKEWOOD, N. J.
LAKEWOOD, N. J.
A delightful combination of old-fash?
ioned comfort and modern luxury.
Famous for its cuisine and social
charm. Golf, Polo, Shooting, Riding,
in Jersey's pine bell. Special baths
and sun parlors for convalescents.
Phone 430.
A. J. MURPHY, Host.
Laurel in the Pines
Lakewood, N. J.
?EQUABLE CLIMATIC CONDI?
TIONS. GOLF, RIDING AND
SHELTERED WALKS. DAILY
CONCERTS AND DANCING.
OPEN THE YEAR 'ROUND.
HHI'I-VNK F. ?i-LTE. MG__.?|
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
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nl-W ^?A-V-V-l ftoom.i, with batli and run?
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Atlantic ?crrr. n. e.
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Burlington Hotel
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HOMELIKE, CLEAN'. PERFECT CUISINE
380 Kuom?t with But"- $3 to $5
FIVE MINt'TEH FROM EVERYTHING
*iY.t.*?.?!?_?.-n. O. C.
BOONTON, N. J.
PUDDING STONE INN
Fa"**or--b!- weekly rates. Open all year. WolAov.
ti. -ft VINCENT, Bo+ntoa. N. J_
Shoe Firm Takes Step? to
Hold Space in 125th Street
Tho Regal Shoe Company has se?
cured through Harris, Vougbt ? Co. a
21-years' lease on the three-story
building kt tho southeast corner of
126th Street and Seventh Avenue from
the United Cigar Store* Company. The
Regal Shoe Company has occupied the
property for the last twenty years. The
United Cigar Stores Company secured
recently the lease on the corner from
tho heirs of Wendelin J. Nauss.
Albert B. Ashforth has leased offices
in the Brokaw Building. 1457 Broad?
way, to the Home Life Insurance Com?
pany, Canadian Trade Corporation,
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company.
Garage Realty Company, Olaf Ussing
and D. L. O'Sallivan; in the National
Association Building, 23-31 West Forty
third Street, running through to
Forty-fourth Street, space to H. F.
Wllcox Oil and Gas Company, Electri?
cal Storage Battery Company, Arthur
S. Kane Pictures Corporation, the
Guardian Holding Company, and the
entire twelfth floor of this building to
the American Republics Corporation.
\ I Charles B. Van Valen has leased
TRAVEL
the ground floor of 50-54 John Street
to Russell & Zeigler, insurance agents.
Russell & Zcigfer are now on Jal?
ground and second floors of 95 WiWTan?
Street, which has been bought by ike
Home Insurance Company.
The Charles F". Noyes ComfttWry has
leased the store at 78 and 80 Coft?and?
Street to Nathan Stratus; stcrr?, base?
ment and sub-cellar of 41 and 43 War?
ren Street to the Domestic Electri?
Company; a floo? in 83 Water Street
to the K. J. Donovan Company and a
floor in 95 and 97 Front Street to
Charles and Arad F. Hesrs. ,
Cushman & Wakefield have leased for
the Vanderbilt Concourse Corporation
a large suite of office? in 52 Vanderbilk
Avenue to J. H, Burton & Co.
Recent Realty Bayers
The Martha Building Corporation has
purchased 11 to 15 West Eighth Street,
sold recently by Pepe & Bro. for tilt
Basch estate.
R?*l!a Finkel has purchased 126 and
128 Hester Street, sold by Bryan to.
Kennelly for the M. J. O'Donohue es?
tate.
The Argonne Holding Corporation !?
| the buyer of 132 East Nineteenth
! Street, sold recently, through Law?
rence, Blake & Jewell, by the Samoth
Realty Company.
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BRAZIL &'ARGENTINE
S. S. Darro.'.Apr. 8
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S. S. Avon..........Apr. 16
S. S. Deseado........Apr. 20
S. S. Orita.Apr. 22
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Iquique, Antofagasta, and
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Maiden voyage of the S. S,
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