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10
THE SUN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18, 1914.
I!
MONEY CAN BE SAVED
BY CITY GOVERNMENT
Realty Board's Budget Committee
Shows Where Economy May Be
Practised Without Warm
' Further re imimcmlalli'tiM for I'.'on.uny
in tills yonr'" InulKi't wmc inmlc ; tin'
biiilcd cMitirnitlP of tin- lio.ml of 1X1
mate Lint wk liy tho II. al llftuti' Ihmril
of Npw Yorll Ih'tminil ly rnutity nlllrinla
for Inrcc iiinoiints wer ntt.u'kcil .-pi-flally.
The District Attorney of The llronx
nakeil for U'1.ll'i'. to which the, lt"iil l
lntc Iloanl replies that tin- KiiltirlfH iiki'il
for tlm tloputli'M or iiT.lat.nits Iti tills olllm
arc nut of all irn.iirlnm to tli-. iivcr-iK'
earnlnRK of altorneM In Th" llmnx Hint
the ailoitiiin' r rorc Im i "trtni"l o ntul
ovrrpalil ax "i.ipaieil w.th the al!uli':i
of pniploy orn iIoIhk Imlhir utk n pil
Vftti' liiltlhi .. Th hoanl nik the lt.ur.1
of Ot.tnatf rot to itrui.t any Im reuses
keil liv i'.iunl .hnlfrx uni' of tli ic in
ereaes I to proWil for mi interpreter at
13, "00 a ypiir. o more lmti In alil to
manv of tho highest itrml te.ifh.eiK o(
forelKn lntiKtinKc.
It fpurm tint the. Hherlff. In all of tlio
counties of (Jreater New York huvn uske.1
for Incre.ts.. that more, men imiv he
placed on th payroll. The rt'nlty Imnrtl
asked that theso rrUestH lie ilrnlnl. Thn
Sheriff of llronx county wants SlSl.Ki
and tho hoard nk thnt If the nnmiint Is
granted n law part of It ho taken from
the. Shorn of New York r.i-.iniy, as It wait
clearly undiritood ta.it .n expense
created by llronx rnuntv would he wiv-il
In tho nilmiiilstriilliin of New 1oik
county. '
HedueMon of the I'lre Department limine'
In demanded on the iriouml that milcl
of the wort, of Inspection fornierlv df tie
by the I'lre Prevention Hut ran In now
done hy the State l'art.u-y l.ilwir I'cpart
ment The I'lre Depm tinrtil ha? asked nn
advanee of ITHX") for forty-. t:- additional
civilian Inspectors, whle , the fealty hoirl
thinks are quite tiiiiicrt mm i) .
Complaint Is mad" aitalnM several de
partments. Including HclleMic and Ailed
Hopltali and the lup-irtaicii: of Ihibllc
Chirltlos, that they have mr eo-nplled with
the law requlrlnt! departmental estlmite
to he made hy Sept. niluT Hi. The board
called attention to a l per cent. Inert-.!
In the cost of hoplt.il since UMifl and
nearly 200 per rent id we )90ri ("if the
Charlt'cs Department the realty hoard
says: "It l a xlsnltleant commentary mi
the city's present method of irlvini, rhnrlty
to Its dependent poor that out of an allow
ance, ir f3.T33.3SX. fl. -.".:. f.S I wan for per
oti.il service The Commissioners lllce
alon.- cost llftT.ojn."
The only critic. sm made of the Hrldite
Department' estimate Is that inrt which
provldca a salary for a deputy commls
loner equal to that of the l'ttsldent of
the Hoard of Aldermen An appropriation
of $150,000 asked for hy the ('oinmls-
lon-r of Hecords the ie,ilt h.i.ir.l believe
would be a waste of puMlc moro situe
all of these records rould be kept etthci
by the County Clerk oi the Herlster.
HELPS HOME BUYER.
Kiivornnivnt will lunstime n mortKnKP for
I'.OOO ntt them. They aro In the suburbs
of tlio town, with every comfort anil ml
vntttiiRo that will mid to tho health of
tlio tenantM.
BROOKLYN HAS MOST HOMES.
Sh. I iiv nml I, oiiii I'lnn linn filren
.Mnnjr Tlielr Onn Houses.
No man or woman who emi pay J2." a
month rent and has a few hundred dol
lars saved need live In a tlat tinltss he
or she prefers It. A moibst alx or seven
room house can bo paid for In tweHe
years at tho outside, rent payments holnK
applied to pay hit-rest and reduction on
the inortK.aKe Thero are manv Rood
houes to be had for J3.oan within the
commutliiK section and ev. n In the ureater
city
SavlnKs and loan associations ore em
pouered under the lnukl'it; law to lend
on first mnrtKHKv up to mi per cent, of
nn appraised valuation, and the monthly
payments on the mortir.iKo o'o cener.illy
on a BO-no basis that Is. a mortnee
loan of J2,.i00 will cos: each month,
one-half of which Is Interest at i! per cent,
find the other half noes to reduce tho
mortKntje. Profits on this $1:50 average
i ; or .' per cent, per annum, and S per
cent, profits with these rutin' lily payments
cancels the mortunKc In telv years. In
the meantime the borrower never has
any renewal charces to pay and ho has
many options after the. payments cut
down the ni ntKHKe mibt.intla!ly as many
associations will kIvb lilm a Hat mortgage,
and If h" Is unf"rtun ite throiiKh sickness
or loss of employment the nssoelatlon will
take earn of him In si me way, even sus
pending or lediiclnic payments, as It docs
not want his property. Koreclosuies do
not proceed automaMvallv In these asso
ciations ; the human element Is ever In tile
foreground ainoriK boards of maii'iKcmcnt.
It Is well within the mark to state that
three-quarters of thn mortgages held by
associations In th" metropolitan district
are on bonus that would not have, bt.n
acquired by their owners In any other
manner.
Ilteeeils In .Nomlier Tntnt for Man
) n t (ii it nml tllelia.
tn Hriioldyn there nro nioro homes
than in any of tho other boroughs of
the greater 5 1 v Manhattan has about
half the niiniber of ilwellltiffH In Hrook
!mi. atnl tjiieuis about half of that In
Manhattan. The total for Manhattan anil
Ut tin m JIH.OOO less that! tho totnl of
Iimiuom In lirooltlyn, which illfference Is
within fi.oOO of tho number of homes to
be found in Quoon.
Tlio City of Churches) has frrmvn
rnpldly In the last ten yearn, no much
-to that It may rlKhtly b called tho
Hleeplng place of workers In Manhattan
and u few other borouRh.!.
Congestion In the older aoctlonn of
tlm city, which Increused rentH, better
transit facilities nml the bulldlns nf
i-uliw.iys which will ulvo tlrooklyn
dwellers the mlvantnges now enjoyed by
Manh-ittnu nml llronx folks liavo In
ilnei'cisl many to move across the river
in th- past three or four years,
Ae.-orditiK to stntlstli s that havo been
BHthered and which nro said to bo cor
rect tin re nre In Brooklyn 147.6iiO
lictniH, in Mnnhattnn 75.140 nnd In
(.Miein .111, TBI. It onn be rendlly aeen
tint the total number of homes in Mnn
hattin anil t.iiieens Is far below that of
llro.iklyn, which ,t dozen .vearw ago was
iiothirir more than n suburb of Man
hattn n.
SCHOOL FOR SCARSDALE.
Iloll.lltiic Will llnriiionlre With
Ari'lillrpturp of Colon).
The school board of the town of Scars
dale Is planning a public school. The
bulbil!- Is to be somewhat of a departure
from old time schiml architecture, belriB
of the low, rambling ono story variety,
nrim'ttlnr of an unusual amount of light
and air. with nmny lire exits. Thn struo
tur will he planned to hnrmonlie with the
architecture of the colony.
The school board hopes to have the
building In readiness for occupancy by
spilng
NEW JERSEY COAST CLUB.
Nr" Hiillillliit lit Vlinrk lllter Hesdr
for I'se.
The Asbiiry-lt. lnmr Club, which la near
romptellon, mav be opened as soon ns
tlnl-hed and not delayed until next
spring Hevelniiers of the Asbury-Hel-rnar
property on Shark 1 liver, overlook
ing the ocean have been petitlto.iod hv
residents nnd others along the ,Iei.e'y
roat to open tho club for the winter
months.
Theelub house Is three stories high, built
on a 700 ncre wooded peninsula. A wide
'eranda Is built around three sides of
the building. It will have a dancing
(loo- tux", restaurant. Hutch grill, re
ception room, lounging room and twentv
Hlceplnr; rooms.
NEW JKItftEY UK A I. KSTATI! SAI.M. SKW JT.ItHKY REAI. ESTATE FOtt SALE.
I
Inve5tmeat
Is the Jure
Foundation of Prof it
The only sure way to gauge real estate Invest
ment is to find out
"Is it in the path of development?"
The properly offered at Grantwood, Leonia,
and MorKoniere is in a section where values
nre increasing steadily nnd have been for
severnl years.
The State Banking Department
by order of the Supreme Court is making the
quickest possible disposal of choice building
lots, plots, bungalows and houses.
The terms are liberal and prices exceedingly low.
Already over 1,000 pieces have been bought by
judicious investors nnd still some of the most
desirable pieces remain unsold.
Investigate at once; phone, call or writo for
details.
BENJ. D. HAIGHT
Special Deputy Supt. of Banks
601 Times Building, New York City.
Pliono Drynnt 507.
ATAIlT.MENTfl TO LET OTrTKMl'IIIED. ArAllTMKNTS TO I-WT ?'tJLK?,.tf J.n; ,A!'A.lt.T.M!!:?T? - TP- -1i?T V' "N ''H I I
g Pease &Ellimai2
WESTCHESTER TICAI. EHTATK fOK 8AI.H
tJl'EKNH URAL HSTATK I'OU HALE.
Taka Advantage of Low Pricei
and buy Lota now in
SOUTH YONKERS
LAWRENCE PROPERTY
At RlvtrdsU A snd Vsltntlna Line
Oreat brcln In ona of tha most
deslrabla suburban districts. Part
of property restrictad to prlvat
houses, part available for two-fsni
ily houses and apartments. He
markable buildinR activity ihtta
now. Visit the property today
younelf Easy terms of payment
Kfsrhed bf hroadwaf Subway tta
prrin to Van Cortland! fntk. thn tlol
ty to Valentine Lane or by New York
Central main Una train tc Ludlow tils
tlon. For reap, cdioloe, etc . addret.
nirrlran mI (fafalt (mnpan
PS7 Fifth Avenue, N. Y.
165 West 72d St.
Near Broadway
340 Madison Avenrc
Near 43d St. Tel. 6200 Murray Hill
55 Liberty St.
Corner Nassau St.
Real Estate and
56 West 11th Street
8 and 4 rooms nnd bnth ...SGOO $900
105 East 15th Street
1, 2, 3, 5 nnd 7 rooms & Imths, $42031,200
112 East 17th Street
8 rooms nnd bnth $1,000 $1,200
1 West 30th Street
2 nnd 4 roomB, 1 nnd 2 bnths, $720 $2,400
1 04 East 40th Street At Park Ave.
0 nnd 11 rooms nnd bnths. .$2,000 $B,000
144 East 56th Street
7 rooms nnd bnths $1,300 $1,800
116 East 58th Street
8 and 9 rooms, 3 nnd 4 baths, $2,100-52,800
200 West 58th Street Cor. 7th Ave.
8, 4, 5, 6 rooms $1,100 $2,800
24 West 59th Street
8 rooms nnd bnth $1,800
116 West 59th Street
2, 3 nnd 5 rooms nnd bnth. .$1,000 $3,000
27 East 62d Street
0 rooms nnd 2 baths $2,000
40 East 62d Street
7 roomn nnd 8 bnths $2,100 $2,000
General Insurance
11 East 68th Street
0, 7, 12, 13 rooms nnd baths, $l,900-$5,900
Ono furnished npartmcnt, 14 rooms.
4 bnths $10,000
165 West 72d Street
2 rooms nnd bath $720
136 Madison Avenue Cor. 3lst St.
8, 4, 8, 0 & 10 rooms & bnths, $1,000-$2,G00
510 Park Avenue Cor. ooth St.
2 rooms, bnth & kitchenctto, $780 $1,250
535 Park Avenue At eirt at.
7 rooms nnd 2 baths .J$2,500
563 Park Avenue At 02nd Bt.
8 & 10 rooms, 2 & 4 bnths, $3,000 $0,000
829 Park Avenue Cor.TOthSt.
7 & 8 rooms, 2 & 8 bnths. .$1,200 $3,200
875 Park Avenue Cor. 78th St.
7 & 8 rooms, 2 & 3 bnths. .$2,000 $2,900
244 Riverside Drive 8. W. Cor. 97th St.
5, 7 & 8 rooms, 1 & 2 bnths, $000 $1,300
465 Central Park West At looth St
7 nnd 8 rooma nnd bnth. . . .$1,000 $1,200
For floor plans nnd further particulars of the nbove nnd other houses undor our mnnnpe- i HO
mont consult tho special apartmcnt-houso edition of Pcaso & Ellimnn's Ileal Estnto Indicntor, 'rjv'
WniCll Will UC ,. J MM Wll .VUVl'.
aft
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jSEalCyJL' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 11 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 DJ-a-a-aJDJ, j-octEm iiiijiuimnffrrT ag-y
Surrounding Kfte Station.
i, s 1.1 111
ritOM IIKUAI.K MIKAUK.
All ,VIt Service.
MM M. IHIISKS
. u-t. f.nvllI.PTl?Tl
I rices JMSO to tSJ.500 Conee nlent
Terms. Information on reauett.
IOIIN .1. MUTTON. Mnrlirliljf IJblr.
Telepli .lie Orretay 8580 and 6S51
i
tVr.STCURSTEU ItCAI. ESTATE roit SAIJ)
"Volt HAI.K OH UKNT.
AT TAUUVTOWN iMrr' forner rroperty
on Main SrcM 1 acres, larira hnuee. ga
rnr e.. f.r ssle or rent, reasonable terms,
i K M.IinVIIKItn, 4 33 Ilroonio St. New York
Al'AimiKNT TO I.P.T t.M'l'ltMIIKll. I APAHTMKN fS TO I.KT UNI'l'llMSllKI).
GOOD MOTOR ROADS HELP.
I.iuiir laliiml linn Drvflnpril Tnnalil.
.rnlilj Sinn. It ; nnip,
fiouil tMiiHiioitation r,ipltiiH nml t.
colb-nt motor r.iulk an- tvn ri'.ionii gvn
for tli r.itihl ili.cloninont on th.; north
xli'in- of l.nn InI.iihI In th lat fw
ypars. Tin' ! trl- scrif (irnvlileil on
thn Port W.iKhlngt.m illvlslon, tin. trolley
llniH ami th. riTcntly oomibtri nnphnlt
motor roailn tliroincl.oiit tin- HorotiKh of
Quecim haw Iir. ttvrttt many awtlon:
within a phort ilistarn'o nf Manhattan.
one of tho ilevi'lnnniiMits tliat have
lirti. "li. In t lllRi. fxtt'llt I. tilt Kat.ltPS
of Hrrnt i t-k, a ilnvpliiiinPiit of thp
hlchrst typp, coriiprliiinn 1,10 arrns of
l.ifh rntlfm unnilml ...tunl., r.n l.lu
..,....., (iiiii
:Mii,(iiifi h,is li. en hjh nt In ilevnlopmpnt j
THE MADISON SQUARE,
37 MADISON AVENUE
To those seeking a quiet and comfortable home, amid dignified
and refined surroundings, at moderate cost, the Madison Square, corner
of Madison Avenue and 26th Street, offers many unusual inducements.
Pleasant outlook over the Park; homelike surroundings; sunny rooms.
Housekeeping and hotel Apartments,
furnished and unfurnished; lease and transient.
Well trained, cheerful service.
No tips allowed or expected.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAY AND EVENING.
F. R. GOING. PHELPS STOKES ESTATES. Owners,
Resident Manager. joo William Street, N. Y. C.
i.ost; im.m uii.vi. v.r.vri:
l'Olt H.W.K OK ItK.NT.
Houses at Garden City Estates
Klirht lure ronma. all Imprnvemen'i;
teniu heat, mlfht eihanxe J II finil't
KKN. J." nrnari St, Manhattan, telephone
"99 Hroa.l
work. At tho prcai'nt time, thern aro
In courap of construction mor than
twclvp houses
SELECT APARTMENT DIRECTORY
Name and Addren. jNo. of Roomi.J Rent Pirticularj. Agent.
CAIRFAY ARMS' Vnrtn ! ""r"W 0'. a,,. on wmla.,
lt HAST 1QTII ST. and ...th. ff ff?f ru;.. under my mon. Ue.lnffi;,
DLI.m. Anavtmonfe annorna. llleh-olan. attr.ictlvp bachelor ASIIKOUtl A ro
XSaCiielOr ApartmeniS ,.,..,, 1 apartments: conveniently I rn
30H..H0 . tarn st. ' ' E"M
fii fid fast qqth ST Mp,Por"5 !n,.M srnrr'ni
Dl-DO LA31 OjCIl Ol. .Jjyj,, mimlh 1 mreleni Improvement, eon- " P",'"" ,
; " mi.nin. ventrnt locality. Telephone 44'n)
erii y-ii . ( II . . Fireproof, lo-tor- elevator build.' . . , . .
I no I ht!fr'rlGlCl 1 ..an".. anon Inc- all outside room; pnrlouiiiArPly Itesldent MnnT
I nC VyllCSlCrilClU , , wltla ",0 foyers: abuiuUnre closet spkrc: .n,r,'.s",'.IVT':''
2O0 Ilivniismr. mini:. iiVi!." Hl'min. Imtlcr-r iwntrlra: day runl nUht "' ,;"
v,..,. IMtln ......... rrlce, Incliid nir door anil rnr- -v4. 'i!" Avr
rorner Mlh Street. rlnut- nttindauts. ! Tel Mnrtl'oii .Ti
TVl IpSKlCa & JaSDer . mo .Elevator apartment.. All moarm'!' Jr.''nr" ' '
ine JCoSltd W. jaapci ""?"',. ' nprovements. Day and nluht .Mim-rnrii J-I,V
1 7ja mh IV, lhKI M. PrlintP llall mono. senlre. Oinenent to lKlst .St. ' "'M, ' ".f '1,, s.1,.lnr
Adjolnlnn Ft. Ma.hlnm.in Axe. "'" Suha. j Trf Vaiiufm :Vw
NON-HOUSEKEEPING Apartment Honm. oVlirier ItKNTS Inir All meala aerved In Hpart- rhna. I-, ite r.inm I
3DPIMrPIJ iptc comblnatlona tjr. Uvery coiivpnlence. .ill Agent on l-reml,
orfc.ril.c.K AKiYlo III outslil' room. p. rmanint fir your wn h- er
i .,.. ... , Maid Service In- filar.. light inrirp rlnet apu-r, mnat Tel. Colurrfai.j 3 i
I S. F for. OOth Nt. llroadwaT. eluded. c nvrnlent Inc.itlon In ciij ,
I '
HOUSES FOR $1.82 A WEEK.
mill 1 1 ii in on IIpIiik I'.ri'rK'il liy Miik
llali Cltli-a rnr Wnrl.iTs.
Newport in Ilnstlnnd anil C.inliff In
TVnloH nro bnllillnir honsps by tlio whi !'
nip which workiiiKmi-n tnny rnit or
buy at tlKtirps tlmt nrt xtnmi'ly low
when ('omparoil to what wnrknicn h.ivo
to pay for tho tlio of n few rimnvi In a
many family limine. In tlm matt un
plc.ih.int nml oonirvHtPil Hectlon nf N- w
York. Tin- city nf Newport ln ilr
cldp.l to erei't SIS lunipet for the u.' of
Its thrifty workmen. The hmiws will
bp rented from $112 to $:'.0l n werk
Of (he 3 IS honsps to be built, "is tmy1
bo hnd for $l.S2 n week nnd thp remain. 1
Inir 10 will be rented f.ir K'.ni a 1
Tho rlty of Canliff is erectln 2,,o '
houses fur tho ue of Its workers. Thi
ratcH will be about the same as tl..
charKed at Newport. To nnenuriKP
thrift and the ownership of lunn. s the i
munlrl!i irovpn.ment Iiiim ndup;. I fie
small dwellitiK ncqulRltlnt. net, which
autlinrl7.fH the cltv tre i"orer tn ndv.in' o
money to Its people for th.' imrch.ue of
homes that don't cxereil J'.'.iioo in eoat
The city expects that the bonnwer s .1
pay a quarter of the price nf the hnii'e
he in putchaHlm; The remainder may
e piid back to th city treasurer in
twenty yearn at 4 per cent. Interest.
Mutiy people In Cardiff are preparing to
avnll themselves of the opportunity of
ownlnic a house.
An Idea nf the chancier of the hou'e
I belilf: erected by the city for ItH Woi kern
njay be Judged by the fact thit the cl"-
Old World Architecture
Seen at Grenwolde
'III
ill ''lS
APARTMENT HOTELS
JLE
rMT,
.lOIITHASII'TON IIOI'SP, Hi:.VTAI.H,
AlfriMl I-:. Schermprhorn reported tho
followlnR cottaire rentnln at .Southampton,
U I., for tllP Hliai)n of 191C,
Kor Orcnville T Kinmet, llnnlto, on
Oln lanp. to J Bcarle llarclay, for Mrs.
P II Burnett at Mulu Btn-Pt anil Toll
mio lane to (JeorKe U. Dadmim , for
Cllhu Hoot nt Pond and Cow lanea to
l'".ilrfax S. I.andatrept , for the Dii.ir
estate on flln lane to fleorKP H, I'attir
non for .Intiiett T Kllbreth, Dalsj llelda,
nn 1'lrHt Neck Inne, to Klien M. Ilyera ,
for Mrs, Percy Kent on 1'lrHt No-k Inne
to Mm. n.-orfto Q, Whltuuy , for William
ClKutur, Halcyon Lodcv, on flln lane, to
Mr, (Torncllm N, llllaa, Hr. ; for K T H.
TalinuKK on fJIn l.mo and I.lttlo Plains
road to Henry It. Ileal for William Allon
Hutler, To Windward, on Oln lane, to
aeoro Arentt; for Ml Sophie Johnon,
Motauwack, on ToIIhoiiio lane, tn I.yttlp.
ton I'ox , for tho eUntP of Jatni'H II,
Hereon on Main treet to .'rml..rlek f
1'erklna. Kant Cottage, on Main Htrect. tn
William (', Potter, for Minn Julia A. Wll
non on Main Mreet to Oren Hoot ; for Mar
ahall Kry, Wnyalde, on Hhlnnecock road,
to Hobert JlaRer, Jr.; for J, llervey Top.
pint; nn Wyandanch lane tn flerard n.
I.nmbert
I'l.OltlllA HIIAI, UHTATK I'll It HAI.K.
I'OU HAI.K
Co., 1'lorldn,
i.iinoh.1. ru.
l.fiOO acre
Adclre It,
Unci In llaker
O, OAHTIilt,
FL'HNISIIKI) tOTTAtlHS TO LET,
FVIIMNIIUII IKM St:N for tho Winter Baa.
aim. For particulars, addresa Mils, C HOSVjtNOIl
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Maid Sericc,
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5 Rooms, 2 Baths, Kitchenette
2 Rooms, 1 Bath, Kitchenette
Rents $2,500-$l,250.
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340 Madison Avenue
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Restaurant a la Carte
HOTEL
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170 West 74th St.,
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33 West 51st St.
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