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Building Combines
To Remain Intact,,
Says Employer Aid j
"-I ?
W. G. Webber Asserts Con-.
tractiiigOrgaiiizationsWill
function Despite Opposi?
tion; Untermyer May Act ?
?p, 0.'Webbor. secretary of the f
\'?ti'onal Building Trades Employers' I
ygociation, declared last night that ?
', pit? t|jC strenuous efforts that have [
??ri made by certain agencies to break (
nn various contracting organizations in |
?he tmilding industry these would re- i
main intact.
He was referring ostensibly to the I
war waged by the Lockwood committee
?n housing against numerous bodies of
?ontractors in the building trades who
Ure alleged to be operating in viola?
tion of the Donnelly anti-trust laws.
Many of these organizations, like the
Masons' Supply Bureau, of Brooklyn;
the Cnt Stone Contractors' Association i
und the sand producers, had announced '
their dissolution or their intention of i
.lisbantiing after charges had be..'n i
brought against them by Samuel Unter
a>er. chief counsel for the Loekwood
?o'mmittec. .....
There were intimations last night
?hat Mr. Untermyer would take cog?
nizance of Mr. Webber's assertion
when the committee resumes its in-1
vestigation on April 25 and make an
effort to lind out if the organizations
?h?t had promised to disband had car- i
ried out their pledges.
Mr. Webber was speaking at a meet- \
?jig of about seventy-live representa- j
tires of the various trades in the ?
building industry who had gathered at
the National Republican Club's head-j
quarters. M West Fortieth .Street, to i
form a New York district branch of I
the National Congress of Building!
and Construction Industry. Branches
already have been established in many :
cities throughout the country for the;
purpose of britiRing about closer co- ?
operation tti a vigorous effort to revive j
activity in the industry. A committee ?
of forty was appointed t? go ahead ]
with the completion -of the organiza- ;
tion.
The body will include all phases of
the industry'- Hugh Frayne, local or?
ganizer for the American Federation of
Labor; Otto M. Eidlitz, a former official
of the Building Trades Employers' As?
sociation: Burt Fesncr, well known
architect; Paul Starret, contractor, and
Walter Stabler, of tho Metropolitan
Life Company, are some of the men
r.amed on the committee on organiza?
tion.
HGgh Frayne, speaking for labor,
said that the formation of the confer?
ence would solve the local problem by
bringing about complete understanding
of the various elements of the trade.
"We are not going to make the excuse
that labor has been wholly free from
blame," he said, "and if there is any?
thing to fix in this phase of the indus?
try the remedy will be properly ap?
plied."
?
Fire in Republican Club
i Damage estimated at between $30,000
and $50,000 was caused yesterday
morning by fire that burned out the in?
terior of the 22d Assembly District Re?
publican Club, at 236 Barbey Street.
Brooklyn.
William Spencer, the steward, and
?rs. Mary Mcraagh, his assistant, had
noms on the third floor. They were
inkened by shouts in the street and
.'tones thrown against their room win?
dows, and were assisted to the roof of j
a two-story extension. They climbed |
down ladders placed against the build- j
ing by firemen of Truck 107.
Jacob A. Livingston, Republican
leader of Brooklyn, is head of the club.
He arrived before the fire was extin?
guished. The origin o? the blaze is
unknown.
Derailed Car Blocks Subway
Southbound traffic on the Inter
borough subway was interrupted for
an hour late yesterday afternoon when
the forward car of a ten-car train was
derailed entering the Seventy-second
Street station.
Officials say that the forward trucks
of the leading car jumped the rails
and the train was brought to an im?
mediate stop by emergency brakes.
Scores of passengers were thrown/to
th- floors of the following cars by the
sudden stop. No injuries were re?
ported. The derailment took place at
4:64 o'clock and the obstruction was
not removed until 6:06.
Following the accident train3 were
shunted to the southbound local tracks
and at Times Square were switched
to the express tracks again. Pas?
sengers bound for Brooklyn and com?
muting traffic generally were delayed.
Office Structure for Nassau
Street Corner to Cost $200,000
Plans have been filed for a three
story store and office building at the
northeast corner of Nassau and John
streets, 99.10x77, for Weber & Heil
broner. Schwartz & Gross, architects,
estimated the cost at $200,000.
Plans have been filed by C. P. H.
Gilbert, architect, for altering the of?
fices of Kuhn, Loeb & Co., 52 William
Street. The changes consist of a new
Are tower, new elevators, etc., and in?
terior changes of their banking offices
on the first, second and third stories.
. -?-?
Philadelphians Interested in
Theater Project for Broadway
The Stanley Mastbaum interests of
Philadelphia ar? purchasing the Amos
F. Eno estate property at 1556 and 1558
Broadway and 157 to 163 West Forty
sixth Street for a theater, store and
office project, as reported in these
columns Wednesday. The deal is
scheduled to be closed to-day. The
price agreed upon is $1,250,000, a fig?
ure which has the approval of Surro?
gate James A. Foley.
? .?
Leases in Midtown Zone
Maxwell Moser leased the store at
258 Fifth Avenue to the Kleins Rapid
Shoe Repairing Company for nine
years at an aggregate rental of $85,000.
The M. Rosenthal Company leased
to Edward Krugman tho third floor at
45 and 47 West Twenty-ninth Street to
Julesky & Kloth, the "first loft at 145
West Twentv-fourth Street, to G. & B.
nater the fourth floor at 145 West
Twenty-fourth Street, to the Mayflower
Skirt Company the second floor at 139
West Twenty-fourth Street and the
third floor at 139 West Twenty-fourth
Street to M. Wickner & Co.
Ames & Co. rented for James Mc
'ullaugh the building 312 West
twenty-sixth Street to John Johnson.
*nd for M. Birnbaum the building 436
Wert Thirty-eighth Street to Joe's Wet
>>ash.
Space for Shoe Concern
, The Loton H. Slawson Company
??ased offices in the Printing Crafts
Building to the Civilian Army and
y?vy Shoe Company; also the third
noor at 48 East Twenty-fifth Street to
Sydney L. Davis.
Frederick Fox & Co., Inc., leased a
floor at 12 to 16 East Twenty-second
street to John Wyeth & Bro., wholesale
"uggiats.
Sale of 23dTst. Building
The Demcr Realty Company sold to
,n? Glassman Realty Company the iive
;Ntory building at 165 West Twenty
?nird Street, 22x112.9.
?Dwelling in 9th St. Sold
Mrs. Gerrit Smith sold for Mrs. F.
>L?iWh,tri(,i?e the dwelling 3 East
??a ?street.
_Real Estate News
Small Flats !
Continue To Be |
Sought After!
Woman Buys House in West |
55th Street Remodeled ?
Into Suites; Trading iii!
Tenements on East Side!
The M. Morgenthau Jrj Company sold
for Alfred M. Ravi .18 West Fifty-fifth
Streat, * five-story house, 20x100.5, re?
modeled into apartments, to Mrs.
Gertrude Bergoff, who owns the adjoin?
ing building at 16 West Fifty-fifth
Street, and now controls a frontage of
forty feet, near the Gotham Hotel.' The
adjoining premises. 10 to 14 West
Fifty-tifth Street, were recently pur?
chased by Mrs. Ellen O'Kane.
Ryan & Co. sold for tho Star Invest- !
ing Corporation the five-story apart- ;
ment house at 2023 and 2025 Seventh
Avenue, 37%x92.
A. Swidorski sold to John Weidner
the five-story tenement house at 213 I
East Eighty-ninth Street, 25x100.
Frieda Hart sold to the 11. & E. Hold- j
ing Company tho six-story tenement ?
house at 317 and 319 Second Avenue,!
34.8x98.
Abraham Bricken bought the six- !
story apartment house, with nine j
stores, at 55 Delancey Street, southeast |
corner of Eld ridge Street, from the De- ?
lancey Realty Company. Tho house |
covers a plot fronting eighty-eight feet
on Delnncey Street and fifty feet on
Eldridge Street. A. Phillips was the
broker.
The Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc..
and P. M. Clear & Co. sold 41 Orchard
Street and SI Hester Street, northwest
corner, a five-story tenement and store.
63.6x23.4.
Nathan Engelhart sold to the Ley
buck Company the five-story tenement
house at 419% Cherry Street, 25.1x92.7. i
.Jennie Mesner sold to Max Prager !
the five-story tenement house at 56 Co- !
lumbia Street, 26.10x100.
The estate of Katherina Elias sold
through Louis W. Osterweis the tene?
ment house at 113 East 102d Street, 25
xl00.ll.
Business Concents Pay High ?
R?ntale for Downtown Space
Charles F. Noyes Company leased
the ground floor space and the entire
' second floor of the Beaver Building.
82 Beaver Street, to the Automobile
? Insurance Company of Hartford; in
I the new twenty-five-story building at j
? 7; Wall Street, a large portion of the I
! thirteenth floor to ex-Judge Jenks and j
i Gustavus A. Rogers, and practically
j the entire fourteenth floor to Monks,
Coodwin & Shaw. The Automobile In- ,
i surance Company of Hartford will ?
pay about $750,000 in rent; Monks, i
I Goodwin & -Shaw about $250,000 and j
i Mr. Roger? and Judge Jenks about
1 $100,000.
William H. Whiting & Co. leased the j
building, 105 South Street, to Herman I
Degenhardt; the building, 67 Beekman j
Stieet, to Philip Kashurin; the store
and basement, 68 Beekman Street, to
Hill & Langstroth; the second loft, 57
Beekman Street, to George La Monte
& Son; the first loft, 34 Spruce Street,
to Jones & Naudin; the store and
btsement, 25 Warren Street, to Fort
Wayne Engineering and Manufacturing
Co.; the store and basement, 147 Spring
Street, to M. Coopersmith; tho second
loft, 148 Chambers Street, to the Em?
pire Tire and Rubber Corporation, and
the top floor, 424 to 438 West Thirty
third Street, to the Galvanotype En
giaving Company.
George R. Read & Co. leased the store
and basement at 70 Cortland Street, to
Rcsenthal & Larger.
$625,000 Building Loans for
Big West End Ave. Cor. Flat
The City Mortgage Company made a
building loan of S625.000 for fourteen
story apartments to be erected at the
northwest corner of West End Avenue
and Eighty-fourth Street, 102.8x100, by
the No. 505 West End Avenue Com?
pany. The Citv Mortgage Company
also loaned $65,000 to Hurley & Son
for five-story flats to be put up on the
east side of Morris Avenue, 106 feet
south of 188th Street, 50x125.8.
Brooks & Momand placed for T. H.
O'Brien a first mortgage loan of $30,
000 on the flve-story flat at the north?
west corner of Third Avenue and
Fifty-second Street.
New Yorker Purchases Estate
Of Mrs. Walter M. Bennet
GREENWICH, Conn. April 14.?Ladd
& Nichols sold for Mrs. Walter M.
Bennet her residence on Old Church
Road to a New York client. It was hold
at $100,000 and consists of a residence,
garage, four acres, well known for its
gardens.
Through the same brokers Mrs. Ben?
net bought the residence of Thomas N.
Cooke, formerly owned by Miss Ward,
in Bellehaven, held at $55,000. The
same brokers also sold for Walter W.
Birge his estate in North Street, held
at $150,000; the farm cottage o!f Harry
W. Croft, near his main residence on
Clapbord Ridge Road, held at;$50,000.
?
Flats on Southern Boulevard
Pass to New Owner
Challes B. Van Valen, Inc., sold for
the Valhalla Building Corporation, J.
O. Petersen, president, 1322 to 1326
Southern Boulevard, two five-story
modern apartments, with stores, 70x
100. Negotiations are pending for a
resale.
Ex-Amhassador Davis Gets
Suite of Louis Stoddard
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented for
Louis Stoddard, of the American polo
team, a furnished apartment at 45 East
Sixty-second Street to ex-Ambassador
to England John W. Davis.
-.
Sell Stock of Realty Company
Moffatt & Schwab sold for the es?
tate of S. I. Hyman all the capital
stock of the Snug Harbor Realty Com?
pany to J. H. Rosenstein. The owner?
ship of this stock covers a large dwell?
ing at the southwest corner of Wall
Street and Stuyvesant Place, St.
George, S. I.; a dwelling on Wall
Street' St. George; a dwelling at the
northwest corner of Jersey Street and
Castleton Avenue, New Brighton; a
dwelling at 318 Jewett Avenue, Port
Richmond, and several parcels of va?
cant land.
?
Sale of Edgemere Dwelling
The Lewis H. May Company resold
for Zimmerman & Gast the S. & L.
I Construction Company property, 321
! Dickerson Avenue, Edgemere, L. I., a
two-and-a-half-story stucco dwelling, to
II. Lewinthan.
._?;-?-?
New Homes for Staten Island
Thomas Leonard sold for Adele Gig
lio a block front on Arthur Avenue,
South Beach, S. I., Co Angelo Chiarello,
who will erect one and two family
houses at an estimated cost of $80,000.
?
Flushing Houses for Investor
The Halleran Agency sold for the F.
1?. & C. Company tho two two-family
houses 133 and 135 Linden Avenue,
Flushing, 40x100. _
Vesey Street Corner Sold
Rose A. McGuigan sold to Isaac.
Harris the four-story building 71
Vesey Street, southwest corner of
Greenwich Street. ??fa&??
Buying of Private Houses
Covers Wide Territory
-
Mrs. Emeline H. Orlin Re?
ported to Have Sold House
in East 39th Street
Mrs. Emeline H. Olin is reported 'to
have sold her residence 110 East
Thirty-ninth Street, a four-story dwell?
ing. 20x98.9.
C. Royce Hubert sold for Epjpens
Smith Company the four-story dwell?
ing 57 West Seventy-sixth Street, 20x
102.2.
Rudy G. Hauer sold to Charles
Hagan the three-storv dwelling 316
East Forty-third Street, 16.8x100.
Harry Sugarman sold for Davis
Rosenkrentz to a client of B. W. Smith
the three-story dwelling 236 West
136th Street, 17.6x100.
Norman Denzor sold for Mr?. Annie
Bernstein the three-story dwelling 548
West 160th Street, 16x100.
John P. Boyd Buys Large Site
At Pelham Manor for Home
Prince & Ripley sold for the Fulton
Improvement Company, of New York
City, eight plots on Rochelle Terrace,
Pelham Manor, to John P. Boyd, of this
city, who intends to improve the prop?
erty immediately with a Dutch Colonial
residence.
Buyers for Brooklyn Homes
E. T. Newman sold tho three-story
dwelling 776 Carroll Street for James
Ryan.
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 129
Vanderbilt Avenue, a three-story dwell?
ing 25x80, for Jessie Osborn.
Charles Partridge sold the dwelling
1542 Union Street for Elizabeth D.
Shapero.
The Realty Association sold to Na?
than Levine a gore on the east side
of Chester Street. 100 feet north of
Dumont Avenue, ?l.lOxlOOx irregular.
Get Suites in Apartments
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented an
apartment at 910 Fifth Avenue to
Thomas L. Chadbourne.
Douglas L. Elliman & Co. leased an
apartment at 270 Park Avenue to
Julius Chcin, at 45 East Sixty-second
Street to John M. Doty and at 64 East
Fifty-fifth Street to James Whitaker.
! Physician Sells Leonia Home
Dr. Walter S. Jones sold his resi?
dence at the southwest corner of Leonia
j Avenue and Harrison Street, Leonia,
N. J., to Winfred Watson, a director of
I Harris, Vought & Co.
j Buyer of 93d Street Houses
Margaret Rutledge is the buyer of
the two four-story dwellings at 4 and 6
East Ninety-third Street, 20x100.8, each
reported sold in these columns yes?
terday.
Farm in Greenwich Sold
The Mrs. Sarah Wilkinson farm in
Round Hill, Greenwich, Conn., has been
sold to E. Lange through Thomas Wig
more.
Results of Auction Sales
By Joseph V. Day.
W 1SSTH ST, 603-C05 west, n s. 100 w of
Bway, 70x93.1), ti-si'y apt; Frederick t:
Kilpatrlck agt Argyle Co et al; due,
$51,702.16: per mt?o $75,000; to Arthur;
C Melorvey for $130,662.
3CTH ST. 238 K, s s, 170 w 1st av, 22.?x I
98.9, :i-stv tnt; vol sale; to John Muller I
for $11,S00.
22:: 1 > ST, IS, n ?. 603 o Barnes av, lOOx I
115; vacant; vol salo; to Frank Hawkins !
for $3.500.
NEW ROCHKLLE-Mayflower av, 11 S. j
129.0 o Peihamvillp rd, 60x149.3x176.8 to
Pelhamvillo rd x lOOx irre?; vacant; vol ;
Bale; to Robert Bonsall for $1.000.
DOUGLASTON, L I?Manor rd, Shore rd !
and Hollywood av, 200x100. t^o 2-sty I
stucco dwlgs: vol salo; to Frank Gait- i
Ian for $19.000 each.
DOUGLASTON. L J?Enwe blk bounded !
bv West Drive, Center Drive. Beverly j
?hd Manor rds, 202x345x::G5x365, 3-sty
Douglas Manor Inn an annex; vol sale; j
to F T Powers lor $61,000. ,
By Henry Brady
PIKE ST, 64, w s, 44 s Monroe st, 23x60, ;
4-sty tnt; Citizens' Savings Bank apt i
i May I Doyle et al; due, $9,015.64; taxes j
and costs, $136.40; ti> D Levine and T !
Goldstein for $12.000.
BEAI. EST?TE?SALE OB BENT
Lonr Island
OWNER ABOUT TO MOVE AN"D WILD
sell seven-room house, built, about eight
years ago; close walk to station; unusually
well constructed. Price $8,."00. Terms.
Address owner, R. F. CHILDS, 47 West
34th st., New York City,
FOR RALE at Baysnore, 7,. I., nine-rcom
house; about twelve cultivated acres;
nicely shaded ; high elevation; bargain;
$8,000. DONELLAN, 140 Nassau st., Man?
hattan.
Westchester
NEW ROCHELLE?COLONIAL 7 ROOMS.
2 baths, sun parlor and sleeping porch;
hot water heat, all improvements; North
avenue section; plot 59x120 ft., 2 years old;
Immediate possession. Asking only $17,000.
OLCOTT & EGGER, 51 Ea?t 42d St. Tele?
phone Murray Hill 2326.
FURNISHED HOTJSES TO LET
Brooklyn
FOR KENT for season, 10-room furnished
house, ail improvements; quiet residential
section of Brooklyn, near park; convenient
to subway and all car lines; 20 minutes
from center of business and shopping dis?
trict of New York City. For particulars
write Hawley, D Slifl, Tribune.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
Manhattan
PART OF VERY LIGHT LOFT FOR MAN
ufacturing; power, light and heat without
charge; low rental for 2,000 feet or will
divide. PHILIP HANO, 806 Greenwich Bt.
at 12th st. Phone Watkins 7032.
THREE BRIGHT FLOORS. 60x90.
Manufacturing permitted; elevator, steam
heat; long lease; reasonable rent. The
Maintenance Co., Inc.. 440-453 W. 42d.
! PART LOFT, good light, elevator. Are.
proof; 1,800 ft.; $2,000; manufacturing
or office. Sultan, 45 Llspenard St.
FARMS FOB SALB
752 pictures of Farms and Estates?free.
E. E. S LOCUM, INC., 141 B'way.
APARTMENTS TO LET?FURNISHED
Manhattan
MADISON AV., 726, corner 64th St.?Ideal
bachelor ar&rtmcnt. beautifully fur?
nished; maid and valet service; April to
October. Gordon, Apt. 8. Plaza 3756.
?1TH ST., 140 W.?Very attractive studio
apartment. 4 rooms, bath; light house?
keeping; high-class building. Apply Super?
intendent.
72D, 63 W. (apartment B5)?Two rooms,
kitchenette; short or long lease, reason?
able; private; telephone. Call Columbus
4310 afternoons.
Queen?
OWNER will rent to desirable Christian
family of adults for July and August
upper floor (private entrance) In two-fam?
ily houso; 8 rooms and bath, screened
porch, garago; rent $000. Phone Jamaica
2849-M.
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
HOW ABOUT YOU MAY 1ST?
EASY COMMUTATION TO NEW YORK.
Permanent home, everything modern ;
electric light, steam heat, parquet floors,
beautifully decorated inside and out. Se?
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Send for photo. Fluo llvln? room, with
huge open fireplace. Many fine old oaks
and birches supply abundant shade. You
can buy this charming place with little
cash down and lees money than you will
waste In rent next year. Investigate. P. D.
WORCESTER. Suite 1312. 170 Broadway,
ii. X. C. X?b UU Cart,
Improvements for Bronx j
B. H. Welskor nnd Samuel Singet
sold for Samuel Rubin to l'etor Ce
ru8?i the plot 7Iix.lH7 on th? oast sido
of Third Avenue, about 67 feet south
of BathRate Avenue. The purchaser
will improve for hi? own business.
j. Clarence Davie.q aold to Thomas J,
Brush the plot 70x100 on tho east side
of RadclifTe Avenue, ?100 feet north of
Uurke Avenue. The purchaser will
erect throe. dwellings.
nnOOKLYN REAL ESTATE
4 MORE SOLD
During the Past Week
Here's Your Opportunity
to Buy a
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FAR BELOW COST
With Tax Exemption of $5,000
See Miene artistic brick and slurco
one-family, Kciiii-Uelaehed houses
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Theao homes are modern through?
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$1000 CASH
WHY PAY RENT
when with $1,000 cash you
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Fifteen Minutes from Grand Central
Subwav biatlon. Five Cent Faro.
Adlolnfhg tho New Sixty - Acre
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Ten Years' Tax Exemption.
Six and seven rooms, with heated
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Take Queonsboro Subway train from
Grand Central Subway Station direct
to the property, one block from Dit
niars Avenue Station.
Send for photographs, floor plans
and particulars. Brokers protected.
HI CHERT-BROWN REALTY CO.. f>2
Vanderbilt Av. Tel. Vanderbilt 1)484
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
OFFICES
f322To$42o
PER SQ. FT.
NEW 16 STORY
SB
BUILD
BROADWAY
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POSSESSION MAY 1ST
REPRESENTATIVE WILL CALL IF APPLICATION 15 MADE
PEMTIH6 OFFICE I? BUILDING
FULL COMMISSION TO BROKERS
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DESIRABLE OFFICE
?JL Av/X?l ?d pER SQUARE FOOT
Alexander Hamilton Hall
newly renovated and
modernized, offers a lim?
ited number of light, airy
rooms, single or en suite,
to high class professional
and business tenants. No
manufacturing or exten
Alcxander Hamilton Hall
Astor Tlaoo to 8th Street,
near Broadway.
sive shipping is per?
mitted.
New stories added ; high
speed elevators installed;
heating and cleaning serv?
ice.
Apply t?
M. M. Hayward &
2S40 Broadway.
Phono Riverside 9084.
Co.
Alexander Hamilton Institute
13 Astor Place
Phone Spring 10100
Tour own broker.
For Locations Downtown
In "The Heart of the World"
To Rent or For Sale
See the
BROADWAY-JOHN STREET CORPORATION
206 Broadway
Phone Cortlandt 5005
Call if you can or send your Own Broker
NEW JKR SKY REAL ESTATE
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
CHANCE TO GET INTO A FINE HOME CHEAP
BEFORE THE RENT MAN GETS YOU AGAIN MAY 1ST.
Because the purchaser for whom it was finished is going abroad per
nanently this very attractive, pretty Colonial type of suburban home,
ocated in a beautiful, strictly residential section, near New York, spe
;ially built for comfortable year-round occupancy, can be bought for one
juarter less than cost to-day. The desires of the neighbors as to person
ility of buyer will be respected. The house itself is in perfect condition,
?cady to occupy immediately, and contains 7 very large rooms"and big
;iled bath. The price includes an electric range, electric fixtures and
ihades. The plot consists of half an acre of land, with 100 ft. street
'rontage. Unusual care and taste have been used in landscaping the
grounds, which are beautifully shaded by fine old trees, and contain
nany shrubs and flowers. The elevation is about 700 ft.; wonderful
?cenery, very healthy living conditions. Water rights on chain of
>eautiful lakes runs with the title. The railroad station is within 6
nin. easy walk. Commuting facilities to the city are of the best.
mmediate occupancy and title can be had on payment of $3,250, and
;he balance of $7,500 may remain on mortgages at convenient terms.
Complete details and pictures can be obtained from GEO. C. BLACK
iVELL, Sherman Sq. Hotel, 71st and Broadway, N. Y. City. Tel. 8400
Dolumbus.
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
PLAINFIELD HOME BARGAIN
New ft-room house, all Improvements; ;
team boat; oak floors; beautiful electric .
ixtures and decorations; gas kitchen; ?
bundant closets; choice neighbors; large !
.i... ,.? improved street, near station;
$13,000 balanco on
1.000 first payment,
onus.
I. j. SCHWARTZ
1142 Stillman At.
Plalnfleld, N. J.
LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE
W-#J.edwa
AT N
OPKRTIES
'. EDWARD BREUER. Opp
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
H0USE~S?CRIFICE
Owner sacrifices $10,000 house for $8,750.
Brick veranda, glass enclosed; steam heat,
tile bath, electricity, parquet floors, fine
fixtures; artistic decorations; garage apace;
live-cent faro to Now York; tax exempt.
3mall cash payment, balance like rent.
TELEPHONE MIDWOOD 7288
FACTORY PROPERTY FOB SALB
OR RENT
LONG ISLAND CITY"""1""""?
Factory space 5,000 to 100,000 sq. It.
Water Fronts: B. K. Sidings.
ROMAN-CALLMAN COMPANY
Bridge Plaza North
LONG ISLAND '''^
WESTCHESTE
SALE OR RENT
Doit Now- VootVday
Buy Yourself a Home
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PELHAM
For Home? in or near The Pelham?
Write or phone
JOHN M. SHINN,
Resident Broker. 921 Highland av., Polhain
Manor. N. Y. Phone 2090 Pelham.
PEEK8KILL
K> acres, 16-room house, electric lights,
jatli, hot water heat, several barns; on
itato road", 5 miles to station; worth $25.
)00 price, $15,000; $5,000 cash. Barger's
ions, ?34 South st.; phone Peekakill 507-M.
LARCHMONT
IDEAL IN ALL RESPECTS?From Juno
SO to September 15, to rent furnished, a
louse in Larchmont Manor; five minutes'
ii-alk from bathing beach; large grounds
[no upkeep); six bedrooms, 2 baths, three
iialda' rooms, with bath; seen any day
ifter 3. Tel. 527W Larchmont.
YONKERS
MT. VERNON
IN RESTRICTED VERNON PARK, near
Columbus ave. station; modern 7-room;
lot ,17x100; act on reasonable terms; occu?
pancy immediately; $11,500 quick; other
property to select from. David Prunier,
552 East 4th st. Phone 3223.
WHITE PLAINS
AN IDEA!/ HOME in an ideal location;
one side entirely on street will pay all your
interest; you live rent free In 9 rooms
with all Impts. J. B. Mitchie. 140 North
B'way, White Plains, N. Y.
PLEASANTVILLE
$3,000 CASH, $7,000 MORTGAGE for
this 9-room shingle home; bath, lava?
tory, 2 fireplaces, gas, electric lights; plot
50x220; good views; 10 min. walk to depot:
immediate delivery. E. G. Horton, phone
399.
SO SATISFACTORY OFFER REFUSED?
2 new stucco houses, 6 rooms and bath,
ill impts; fireplace; lot 50x100; 204-207
,ee av., Yonkers, N. Y. VICTOR NELSON.
!0& Lee av. Phone 1599-M Yonkers.
VEW O^ROOM SUBURBAN HOME; spe?
cial attenUon to interior arrangement
'or modern cozy Ideas and household con?
veniences; lot 60x100; garage space; $12,000,
e.rma. W. H. Axmam., 91 Fairview av.
S'otikers, N. Y. 6 minutes Nepperhan St?,
NEW ROCHELLE
112,000 will buy this attractive frame
dwelling of 9 rooms and bath; is located
?n a plot of ground over 100 feet wide in
>no of the best sections of New Rochelle.
Urs. EDMUND W. BO DINK. 472 Main st.
Telephone 848 New Rochelle. N. Y.
SCARSDALE
HOME for gentleman of small family;
absolutely new; beautifully shaded plot;
exclusive estate section; 4 bedrooms, one
20x13; two tiled baths; maid's lavatory;
$22,500, terms arranged. Box 91, Scarsdale.
Phono 303. Sunday or evening? after alx.
MOUNT KISCO
A COLONIAL HOUSE (remodeled . last
winter), in an apple orchard; 8 acres, 1!)
rooms, barns; high point; 2 miles fron?
Mount Kisoo; prie? $18,000. CARPENTER
& PELTON, Inc. Tel. 8.
UPEN FOR OFFER?Modern home, nine
rooms, bath, gas; electricity, hot water
leat, garage; large plot; good neighbor
rood: $12.000: terms arranged. REYNARD
% KBAST. 230 Uuguoaot. Tei, 2?*i N. B,
MAX-IRON ECK
3 ACRES
Ten unusually large rooms, furnished; two
baths, living room, 25x2:'.; fireplace, fruit
trees; garage; commands extensive view
from high ridge; mile from station, two
rollos from b<aaoh: $500 month. Box 12?.
Maaiaroneek, N. Y. Phoae 'JiZil Mamara
neck. W. 1* Buchanan.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
TO LET FOR ?I SINF.SS PURFOM>
Broadway
at
forty-second street
Phone
Bryant
3842
?the most desirable office location i;?
New York.
?the most central location.
?-the busiest corner in America.
?most accessible to all points,
??three subways and three surface
lines practically at th? door,
?midway between Grand Central
and Penn R. R. Terminals,
?individual offices, suites and entire
upper three floors.
The Knickerbocker's
Equipment Is modern
in every respect.
There are 8 Oti?
(overhead traction)
express elevators
Rental includes heat?
ing, cleaning and
general office service.
For information in'
qaire at the prem?
ises or of your own
broker.
The Knickerbocker Forty-second Street Corp.
ALBEMARLE BUILDING
FACING MADISON SQUARE
Broadway at Twenty-fourth Street
Entire 15,hFloor
TO RENT
17685 Sq. Feet
Excellent Light
on Four Sides
Recently Vacated
by U. S. Army
?wjtj'?j-', ; ' ??.i, ; Immediate Possession
^?H?? AlBERTB.ASHFORTH.inc
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AGENT
12 East 44 St. ; 14 Wall St.
Murray Hill 1100 Rector 4090
OFFICE SPACE
1100 SQ. FEET
GRAND CENTRAL ZONE
Light, quiet space in new
completed building.
Today's rates, without delay,
muss or annoyance.
AMERICAN FOUNDRY
EQUIPMENT CO.,
366 MAD ISO 7< AVE., CITY
Murray HiU 3663.
WESTCHESTISR COUNTY REAL ESTATE
ir
SCARSDALE
A \jttlo ?state, very complete house,
largo living room, sunrooin, billiard
room, four family bedrooms, steeping:
porch, attractive grounds; garage for
three cars; good servants' accommoda?
tions; high location. $75,000.
ANGELL & CO., Scarsdale, N. Y.
Telephon? 300
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SUPERIOR
OFFICES
FLATIRON
BUILDING
Where Broadway Masts
5th Ave. and 23d Si.
Every Office
Outside.
One window to
every 80
square feet
United States
Realty ?5c
Improvement
Co.
Owns and Op?ralas
Ashland 7600
QUEENS REAL ESTATE
17 WARREN ST., nr. Broadway
Two upper floors for rent ; elevator, etc
Apply on premises or
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN :?-B-?TTELSON, 160 Broadway
TAX EXEMPT
Owner sacrifices house; large plot; wide
boulevard; fine surroundings; near station;
half hour Manhattan;?team heat,electricity;
artistic decorations; fireplace; tiled baths,
kitchen; parquetry; ga:age space. $1.000
cash, $G0 monthly
PHONE HOLLIS 6515
Telephone Cortlandt 0567. or your broker.
CONNECTICUT REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY HOUSEiTnEAR NEW TORE
LADD & NICHOLS
Greenwich, Conn
Tel. 1717
15 East 54th St., N. T,
Plu/a 1135.
HfC?NNECTICUT OFF?RSWU
HUSk ATTRACTIVE HOMES ?l
Reasonable Pri?es
M3?I
at
WITH EXCELLENT
-Tr<ANSPORTATK)
WESTPOR?
9 ACRES, 10 ROOMS, S bath?, electricity,
city water; ? car garage: hardwood
floors; everything in perfect condition; ten?
nis court; 2 apple orchards; all kinds of
small fruits; 4 minutes to express station;
water view; near country and yachting
clubs. J28.O00. Summer rentals, $600 to
$3,000. MRS. STANLEY WAITS. Tel.
"Westport 04.
WESTPORT
COLONIAL HOMES. 1ABMS and SHORE
PROPERTY; 70 mSnuus fwmNewYork
City. |0,?8O to $20,000.
MRM. R. W. FULLER.
Telephone 2C6. WESTPORT. CONN.
STAMFORD
SUMMER RENTALS, shore an? Inland;
priese ?54)0 upward for season.
JONES ItEAI.TY CO., Burlington Arcade.
Xal. ?02. ?Jiaca?oiO, Conn.
??TAMFORt?
|ELEGANT BEACH FRONT PROPERTY
for sale at rthlpp.an Point. 8kt.ro and
?country rental*. WEED ?V WEEjfc Fbona
11518 tttamtorcL