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OFFICE SPACE HUNT
BEAU ITS CLIMAX
Activity Chiefly in Miiltown;
Company Leases Buildings
in 7th Avenue Zone.
The holdings of the late Daniel A.
Loring at 153 to 183 West Thirty
fourth street, adjoining tne southeast
corner of Seventh avenue, are the sub
ject of a leasing transaction now under
way. through the formation at Albany
of the 160 West Thirty-fourth Street
Corporation, with J. S. Cross as at
torney. The realty consists of three
four story buildings, the easterly di
mension being 98.9 feet and tha west
erly but 24.8 feet. The two westerly
buildings comprise the easterly two
thirds of the Seventh avenue corner,
being but 43 feet therefrom. In the new
company are C. E. Moore, B. Felnberg
and A. M. Hessinger.
Maurice Wertheim leased the parlor I
floor store In 415 Lexington avenue, j
northeast corner .of Forty-third street, to i
the M. H. T. Comqany (Manuel H. |
Tltlebaum, president) for a wearing ap- ;
parcl shop.
The two story building at 1989 1
Broadway, between fiixty-seventh and
Slxl.v-elghth streets, has been leased by ,
Adolph H. Mayers, tho Vlctrola dealer, j
from the Trebulis Realty Company, Inc., ;
a holding company for the Shubcrts. The ,
building fronts 28.1 feet on Broadway
and has a depth of 118 fo.et. The lease ;
calls for a rental of $150,000 for the
term. Alterations will be made. The ,
Haggstron-Calien Company were the :
brokers.
Manson-Jacobs Co., Inc., and A. G.
Thompson Company, cobrokers, rented
for Charles H. Anderson, the negro
banker of Jacksonville, Eta., the corner
store in the proposed bank building at
the northwest corner of 135th street i
and Lenox avenui for twenty-one j
years, at a gros3 rental of $300,000.
beginning November 1, 1931, and end- ,
ing October 31, 1942, to the League
Buffet Lunch Corporation. The average i
rental per foot of this building amounts
to $700 per front foot on Lenox avenue.
James K. Watson, attorney, represented
Mr. Anderson and Harold Flatto the
League Buffet Lunch Corporation.'
Cross & Brown Company leased a
floor comprising 9,300 square feet at
48 and 50 East Twenty-first street and
49 East Twentieth street to B. Kugel i
Company, importers of art linens.
M. Rosenthal Company leased to the i
Elastic Braid Company tho third floor j
in 253 Fiftli avenue.
Daniel Birdsall &' Co., Inc., rented ,
store and basement in 64 Grand street j
to the Aberdine Trading Corporation;
fourth loft in 36 East Twelfth street
to Cooper & Cooper, and fourth loft In
111 East Fourteenth street to Louis &
Sclvelli.
White-Goodman leased the second
floor in SSI Eighth avenue to Dr. A. j
Berger; second loft in 71 Pine street
to II A. Goerl Company, and with M.
Rosenthal Company, third loft in 20
West Twenty-seventh street to Harry
Laufer.
Charles B. Van Valen, Inc., rented
offices in 110 William street to Alfred
B. Nathan; In 51 and 53 Maiden lane
to Joseph C. Murphy & Co. and John
S. Toomey & Co. and in 50 to 56 John
street to Bernard F. Golden.
Maurice Wertheim leased to A. 8.
Lewis, Inc., Arthur S. T-ewis president,
north store in 408 Lexington avenue, In ,
the Hotel Commodore, for a branch re- i
tail nut store.
Pease & Elliman have subleased for
the American Fur Dealers Association
offices in Masonic Temple, Twenty
third street and Sixth avenue, to the
Golberg Bedding Machine Company.
Cross & Brown Company, with
Harris. Vought & Co., leased spaco In j
582 Fifth avenue to Paula Loschack,
milliner.
Residential Lenses.
Pease & Elllman leased the four story
1? foot dwelling at 60 East Seventy
ninth street, between Park and Madison
avenues, for Albert L. Hoffman of the
Natlonul City Rank to Glover Beardsley
of the Otis Elevator Company. The
same brokers leased apartments as fol
lows: In 563 Park avenue to W. J. ?'
Stone and Frederick M. Bocket. In 30 i
West Fifty-ninth street to Max Spelgel ;
and to Paul D. Langdon, in 490 Wc,st
End avenue for the Durham Realty !
Company to G. S. Otis, and In 226 West
Seventieth street to Irving Welnsteln.
Worthlngton Whlfehouse, Inc.. leased !
furnished for Mrs. Drury A. McMlllen '
her residence at 148 East Fifty-fifth |
street to Mrs. Christopher D. Smlthers. j
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc., leased apart
ments In 547 Fifth avenue to Frank S.
Evans, In 469 Fourth avenue to Mrs.
Katherine MacDonald, and In 148 West
Fifty-seventh street to Miss Jessie E.
Nagle.
Douglas Gibbons & Co. rented the fol
lowing apartments: In 383 Park ave
nue to Mrs. John R. Ogden, In 110 East
Fifty-fourth street to Hoyt A. Perry, In
182 West Fifty-eighth street to C. T. Sil
ver, In 145 East Flfty-s'eond street to
Joseph Drake, and in 144 East Thirty
sixth street to Francis H. Brownell, Jr.
I,con S. Altmayer leased the six room
end bath apartment on the fourth floor
In 1038 Park avenue, southwest corner
of Eighty-sixth street, to Louis A.
PInon.
Heighten Company leased for the
Stability Realty Company the three story
dwelling at 334 West Eighty-fourth
utreet.
Plan Flat far Bryce Estate.
The Lloyd 8. Bryce estate filed plans
yesterday for a fourteen story apart
ment house. 70.0x90, at the northeast
corner of Fifth avenue and Ninety-fifth
etreet, through the Fred F. French Com
pany, architects. The estimated cost Is
8500,000. This Is the third set of plans
filed during the last few years for the
Improvement of this plot. In July. 1919,
Shape, Brendy 4. i'eterkln, architects,
filed plans for a twelve story structure
to cost $600,000, and In 1916 tho origi
nal plans were filed and the project
temporarily abandoned.
Manhattan Transfers,
Vincent Van Riper sold to Georgiana
Flock a four story building with stores,
28.4x98.9, at 210 West Twenty-sixth
etreet.
Joreph 8,t ger purchased a six story
tenement with four stores, 60x100, at
Of and 68 Essex street, renting for
824,000 and held at $145,000. It was
built three years ago.
The Bast Klver National Bank sold
to Joseph Rublno 160 and 162 Sullivan
street, a six story tenement with stores,
100x48.1.
Emma Tyroller sold to Nicola and
Lulgl Sabrtlno a four story tenement
and store, 25x66. at 2298 First avenue.
Vincent Van Riper sold to Georgiana
Flock n five story flat, 25x98.9, at 249
West Twenty-flrst street.
Ella M. Perrela sold to Frances Ney
n five story tenement, 27x100.11, at 243
East 123d street.
The Henry Ellas Brewing Company
sold to Herman Henry th? northeast
comer of Klvlngton and Pitt streets,
four and five story tenements with
stores. 28.3x64.8.
Isabella Freund snd others sold for
827,500 ?o Zlppora F. Heller a four story
dwelling, 18.9x75, at 796 I?exington ave
nue, between* Sixty-first and Sixty-sec
ond streets.
Ezcklcl Flxman resold to Louis Slgll
man a threo story dwelling, 18x83.6, at
396 Manhattan avenue.
Elizabeth B. Dunlap sold to Donald
H. Miller a three story dwelling at 1
Grove Court
?amue] and Cella Welnstock sold to
Joseph Caiorus a three story dwelling,
itxl00.il, at 25 West 113th Bfroet.
A
INVESTORS ACTIVE
AT BRONX AUCTION
One Buys Entire Bloek Front
at Sale of Watson Estate in
Eastcliester Section.
F. C. Brinkerhoff, a real estate man
of Springfield, Mass., was riding down
town on a Broadway surface car yester
day when he came across the announce
ment of the Watson estate sale in The
N*ew York Herald. Now Mr. Brinkerhoff
had come to town for too purpose or
closing a his deal, and local auction
sales were entirely outside of his pro
gramme. He had, however, a strong
desire to see Joseph P. /Day In action
on tlie rostrum, so he asked the con
ductor where Vebey street was, and
eventually reached the Real Estate Ex
change, whither about ?lg*ht hundred
peoplo had preceded him. To make a
long story short by anticipating the In
evitable lie bought one of 475 lots
comprising the Israel Watson estate in
the Eastchestcr section of The Bronx.
He learned what a great many foU now
know?Viiat thoae who visit one
Day's sales out of mere curiosity
stick to the role of impersonal witness
if they happen to have the price of a
ln But'the story has a wider significance
toan that. It is another bit 0'?vidence
that the present lot market is larLeb
supported by the Investor Of course
the homebuilder has created toe
in his effort to locate available 8lt?8*
but the demand fostered by the latter
has presented the opportunity to those
who like Mr. Brinkerhoff, have some
?Sey.o..?..t Th.
admitted to a representative of The
new York Herald that as far as any
other motive was concerned ha tad"
little use for the lot as a cat
The principal purchase at the Watson
sale was made by an inyestor. P. J.
Hangley, who has bought heavily in
the real estate market. He was the
successful bidder for the block front on
the east side of Eastehester road, for
which he paid $14,000. Another^arge
sale was made to George T. Bernard,
who bought the northwest corner of
Eastchestcr road and Waring avenue
paying $2,075. Mr Bernard bought
more than forty lots at the Bruce
Browa estate auction sale ,nslEpr^n?;
which ho recently resold at a largo
Prpiots on the west side of
road, between Warlng and ^
nues, brought from $2,000 to $1.4--?
each while a small lot at the corner
Sche.ter road and Mace avenue was
sold for $525. The southwest corner of
Eastehester ^ad and Waring avenue
brought $1,200. and adjoining gj^uth
to the we.st brought $1,375. ine souin
east corner of Waring and Fen ton ave
nues was sold for $5.a. yWk the op
nositc northeast corner brought $5.5.
The plot adjoining to the cast was sold
f?Thc'northwest comer of Warlngand
Morgan avenues was p"1<lfor
was the northwest corner of Waring
on i Fenton avenues, inside lots bring-j
tog $"75 each. Inside plots on Morgan
'avenue between Waring and Mace ave
nue" brought $25" Those on S^mour
avenue, between Waring and Mace aie
nues, brought $200 each. Waring
A Plot on the south side or waring
avenue, near Seymour
ffiin while short nlots on the same
avenue, between Fish and Seymour a\e- j
nnes. sold for $560 each. I
On Woodhull avenue, between W arlng
and Maee avenues, plots averaged $ ?
each to $?00, a,nd on Mace avenue, west
of Woodhull avenue. $700 each. T lots
1 ? ??V .Me of Woodhull avenue
brought $325 each, while the southenst
corner of Mace and Woodhull avenues
^Commissioner John K Kustls wbo has .
been identified with Bronx real estate
for many years as Public Service Com
missioner. and who was largely J?sp h I
slbie for the building of the first sub
ways in the northern borough, congrat
ulated Mr. Pay upon the able way In
which he bandied the sale. As attorney
for the Watson estate, Commissioner
Euatis has watched this property
manv vears. He said the Prices paid by
the purchasers at the Watson estate auc
tion sale would look exceedingly cheap
a few years from now because of the
fact that the section is bound to grow.
BRONX TRADERS ACTIVE
IN IMPROVED PROPERTY
The Kodgy Bul'rting Company has sold
to the B. & D. Rea'ty Company the new
five etory apartment houae on the west
side o' Andrews avenue. 350 feet south
of Fordham road, on a plot 75x123. The
structure was but recently completed by
the selling company, of which Harry
Freed is president, and carries a mort
gage of $90,000, which was advanced by
the City Mortgage Company. The pur
chasing company represents Samuel
Derfnor and Morris A. Barg.
Julius Trattner sold for Mrs. Maria
Kehr the five story doub'e fl?t, 25x100,
at 355 Fast 135th street to Mrs. Helen
Wlttman.
Alexander Relkln and David Mlntr
sold 2578 Creaton avenue, a three story
dwelling, 40x78.
Eugene J. Busher Company, Inc., and
James C. Green eold for the estate of
George H. Mott 595 Walton avenue, a
three family frame building, 25x100.
Nehring Brothers resold for Thomas
E. Loughlln 2279 University avenue, a
three story frame building, 50x100, to
Henry Sullivan.
Hugo Wabst sold for William Hallock
the two family frame dwelling at 845
East 226th street to M. Busse.
A. Eufemla sold the lot, 25x100. on the
north side of Gun Hill road, 150 feet
east of Hone avenue, to Emlllo D! Marco,
who will erect a two story dwelling.
Melroae Theatre I,eased.
The newly organised K. B. A L.
Amusement Corporation. L. l?ande presi
dent, has leased from the Elton Holding
Company the new motion picture theatre.
100x105, known as the Melrose, at 413 to
421 East 161st street, extending through
to 414 to 420 East 16 2d street. The
Bronx. The lease is for twenty-one
years at rentals aggregating $420,000.
Bronx Transfers.
Lucia Cagilano bought a three story
building with store. 25x100. at 551
Courtlandt avenue, near 153d street.
Morris Ossoff sold to Peter Martini a
two story dwelling, 16x100, at 1061 Fox
street.
TO SELL GEEAT NECK TBACT.
? Joseph P. Day will sell on the County
Court House steps at Mlncola, Nassau
county, on Friday, September 30, a
tract of approximately nine acres, with
large frontages on East road and Man
basset Hay. In 'Treat Neck. L. r. The
sale will be held to satisfy a Men and
other charges amounting to about
$40,000.
Great T^cj-k Is loeated Just over the
New York city line, and at the present
time there Is little actual shore frontage
which can be purchased. During the
rest few years a number of parccTg have
changed Knmls which have been 'si
proved with costly dwellings and arc
now occupied by their owners.
William R. Conkiin, 81 Nassau street,
is the attorney for the plaintiff In the
forthcoming rata.
ROBERTS ESTATE SELLS
LAST OF ITS HOLDINGS
The estate of Edward Roberts has dis- |
posed of its tentli and last holding in
the sale, through Horace S. Ely & Co., I
of the four story dwelling, "5.2x80, at
the northwest corner of Lenox avenue
and 12 2d street, to a client of Ernest T.
Bower. The property was acquired by
Mr. Roberts and occupied by him for
many years.
C. Royco Hubert sold for Mrs. Ana
Pomares the four story dwelling, 18x95,
at 136 West Seventy-eighth street.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc., sold for Dr
J. M. O'Brien to a client of Pochor &
Co., the three story dwelling at 308 West j
' Thirty-fourth street, 19x98.9, held at
$35,000.
Harris, Voght & Co. sold for Herman
I j. Roth a three story dwelling, 16.8x
45x87. at 152 East Eighty-second street.
8. K. Jacobs sold a four story dwell
ing, 20x100.5, at 33 West Seventieth
' street, between Central Park West and
j Columbus avenue.
OPERATORS BUY SITE
FOR ROCK AW AY tiOTEL
The estate of William S. Devery, for- ;
mer police Inspector, has sold a vacant
plot, 85x120, on Summit Drive, Far
Rockaway to B. M. Goldberger, presi
! dent of the Goldberger Manufacturing
I Corporation, real estate operators, who
' announce that they will at once begin
j the construction of an eight story hotel
! to cost $150,000. The site overlooks
| Jamaica Bay.
About 100 lots purchnsed by the Beck
1 Brown Company lest August In the Hill
side avenue section of Jamaica have
; been resold to Joseph Ruben Realty
I Company. William 81m and A. Skodnick,
; builders, who will Improve them with
ono and two family houses, W. W. Sel
dln was the broker.
Dr. William N. Knowlton, a Brooklyn
physician, has purchased an apartment
at Jackson Heights, Queens.
Owner fur Princess Court.
The six story elevator apartment
house Princess Court ut the northeast j
corner of Broadway and 164th street,
recently acquired by EsthT Block
from the S. & C. Realty Company, has
been conveyed by Mrs. Block to Etlie
; Nadler. The structure stands on a plot
100x100.
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
BUILDERS BUY HOUSING
SITES IN FLAT BUSH
William Lisa, Inc., sold for the Garden
Land Company, Inc., the southwest cor
ner of Avenue H and Coney Island ave
nue, 1110x95, to the Tulbonsore Realty
Corporation, which will Improve with
one family detached houses and garages.
St. Mark's Roman Catholic Church,
Rev. Donald J. McCarthy pastor, pur
chased for a new church the plot, 150x
400, at Ocean and Jerome avenues,
Shecpshead Ray, from the Long Islanu
Railroad for {25,000. A convent, school
and rectory will also be erected, the
group being estiniatd to cost $400,000.
Realty Associates sold to I. I.owen
feld a semi-detached two family house
with garage at 258 Sullivan streeet, be
tween Nostrand and Rogers avenues.
This is last of the row of twenty
one houses of this type recently com
pleted by the developers on Sullivan
street.
J. Lacov sold from plans for the Gor
man Realty Company, Inc., to Mrs. 8.
Morrison a two family house. 32.6x100,
on the cast side of East Eighteenth
street, 140 feet south of Avenue K.
Bulkley & llorton Company sold 538
Monroe street, a three ?tory dwelling,
19.6x100, for Llla A. Miller and Martha
V. Tarleton,
Charles Partridge sold the detachod
dwelling at 49 East Thirty-second street,
near Snyder avenue, for Louis Weltkson.
Mack Brothers, llorists, leased a store
in 1094 Flatbush avenue, corner of Dur
yea place, at an aggregate rental of
$13,000 through Pylo & Co.
ESTATES APPRAISED.
FRANCIS K. BANCS March 20. 1020). Leav
ing au estate of $413,011. Wife, Helen \V.
Bangs, list West Seventy-third street, re
ceives $50,000 In real estate, $7,7li7 In per
sonalty. $22,819 In rash and u life Interest
In $103,080. Children. Francis M., Mary
W. and Helen C. Bangs, all of 101 West
Seventy-third street, receive $53,708 each.
NOEM1E LA BEAUME HICKS, Paris,
France. Leaving a total estate of $1113,731,
with $16,814 taxable In New York. Two
daughters, the Countess do Ramel and the
Countess dc Clcrq each receive one-third
the residuary estate: three granddaughters
each receive one-ninth.
LOUISA II. OGDEN (April 5, 1921). Leav
ing an estate of $237,032. The residue aftei
$14,GOO hi bequests Is paid Is divided
equally between n son and a daughter,
Charles W. and Mary F. Ogden.
ALFRED 1>. D1CKERMAN (December 30,
1920). Leaving an eslate of $33,818. Wife,
Margaret M. Dlckerninn, 317 West Elghty
nlntli street, receives the entire estate.
HENRY C.LEASON (February 3. 1919). Leav
ing an eslate of $119,532. Wife, Adelaide
Gleason. 171 West Seventy-first street, has
a life interest In the whole estate, the prin
cipal going on licr death to their son,
Albert 11. Gleason. 258 Broadway.
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
MKY10UIAN
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On ford go
Building Alterations
Leaseholds
Bui/dingLoans
Brokers Protected
Sterling Mortgage Companyinc.
135 Broadway New YorKo
Telephone Rector 1226-9447
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, f REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
Only 3 Days More
EXECUTOR'S AUCTION SALE
TO CLOSE THE ESTATE OF M. 8. ARNOW, DEC'D.
147 BRONX LOTS 147
On Williamsbridge Road, Sacket & Hering Aves.
NEAR WESTCHESTER SQUARE STATION (LEX. AVE.)
SUBWAY AND EAST TREMONT AVE. TROLLEY
Next Saturday, October 1st
At a P. M. on the premises, rain or shine, in large tent.
Write or telephone for Illustrated Bookmap
BRYAN L. KENNELLY, Inc.
Real Estate Auction Specialists since 1847
149 Broadway, N. Y. C. Tel. Cort. 1547
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No Labor with Coal or Ashes. It uses Gas
Send for Booklet
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Automatic House and Garage Heating with Gat
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MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
To-morrow
At8P.M.
AUCTIONEERS sharp
IN TIIK
BROOKLTN RBAt, KPTATR EXCHANGE.
1B!> Montagu- St.,
N-nr Borough Hall Subway StatloPi).
PUBLIC AUCTION
Business and residential property
and 17 vacant lots, Brooklyn:
83-5-7 & 89 Hanson PI.
696 Fulton St.
115 So. Portland Av.
90 A 92 Washington St.
37 & 39 Flint St.
17 Subway Lots
5th Av., 32nd, 33rd & 34th Sts.
VERY EASY TERMS.
.IF.RK JOHNSON JR., CO., J?:i Montagu- Ht.,
fhone 12CI .Wain. Brooklyn.
CITY REAL ESTA1
N
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87 IJOODWIi' Are
KKLl.INuTjlANAr.EMF.NT, LEASING.
Spuyten l)ny\l| nnd HlnntolA
Abe?e Ilarlrui Klver.
Ticldsto*
RrVFKDALK-OX-IUDSOJt.
New York Cl'y'? most accessible suburb.
r.RORGR IIOWK, 327 Fifth Ave.. N. *. C.
Ilorousti of Qncrns?Sale or Bent.
IDEAL HOME.
For family or I or 7; north side Jamaica;
aood residential aertlon: living, dining room,
kitchen, pantry. breakfast porch, i! hnth
roome, 5 bedrooms: hnrdwood floors; steam
best. gas. electric light; s.in parlor, deeping
porch enclosed In glass, screens, storm sash;
driveway; one of the best buUL houses in
Jstrinlcs.; new price Itn.ooO; 1-3 casli,
balance mortgage. LIGHT .?? ABRAHAMS.
.Wt Fulton St., Jamaica, opposite County
Clerk's Office. Telephone Jamaica B7.
REAL ESTATE?OUT OF CITY.
Long Island?Sale or Bent,
forest Rills Gardens
Hettses and Villa Plots for Sals.
IS Minutes from Perm*. Rtatloa.
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO.
I 41 W. 34th St.. or Forest Hills. I. L
S An advertisement in the Lost nnd
. found columns of TftE NEW YORE
HERALD offer* a rea> possibility of
recovering your lost property.
CITY REAL ESTATE. j CITY REAL ESTATE.
Buroiicli of Queen*?n*lc or Kent. i Itorousli of Queen#?Snle or Kent.
New
Garden
Apartments
Ready for
Occupancy
Tenant-Ownership Plan
Moderate Initial Payment
3 Rooms 4 Rooms
and i Bath and i Bath
$/?/\ to $or to
OU $85 5D $115
Per Month Per Month
5 Rooms 6 Rooms
and i Bath i and 2 Baths
*90 ?? 115 ??
Per Month Per Month
Also 7,8,9 and 10 Rooms?1 to 3 Baths
Comfort and convenience combined with
wholesome community life at minimum cost
Every Room an Outside Room
Facing private park or parked street
Jackson Heights
Social and Business References Required
Coif. Tennis Children's Playgrounds etc.
- 22 MINUTES FROM 42nd STREET
The Newest Apartments are Tax Exempt for 10. Years
Apartments Open dor Inspection until 8 P. M. Daily
Visit JACKSON HEIGHTS Today
To visit Jackson Heights, take Subway to Grand Central,
transfer to QUEENSBORO SUBWAY (Corona Line)
to 25th Street Station?(Office Opposite Station).
The Queensboro Corporation, 50 E. 42nd St.
REAL ESTATE?OUT OF CITY.
Long Island?Hale or Kent.
Freeport
Absolute sacrifice! Owner must sell
beautiful country home In tli? best and most
convenient location In the village. Main floor
has reception hall, living room with largo
stone fireplace, dining room, breakfast room,
pantry, kitchen and laundry. Second floor, ,r>
master bedrooms, two tiled baths. Top floor,
3 maids' bedrooms and bath. Hot water
heating, electric light and gas. Large j
porches two sides. Oarago for II cars. J Mot |
130x11*5, 5 minutes' walk to station, stores,
churches, theatres. Sell furnished or unfur
nished. Seen any day. Immediate posses
son. OWNER, 211 Pino St., Freeport, It. I.
J f *17 . >1 h' 127,1 ? way, N. V.
J !?= wV J Exceptional bargain!
*? ~~~ on the North Shore.
NORTH SHOItE REAL ESTATE.
I.'KtMSB. WASHUURN k CO-,
f. East 40th St. Var.derbilt 3354.
Westchester?Sale or Kent.
A $10 BILL
and $3 per week will buy you a beautiful
ullding plot, jltxtOl* or larger, at Bryn I
Mawr l'ark. close to city and station and nd- '
Joining Uronxvllle. These lots are bargains,
out the fact that we advertise such easy
terms does not mean that these IMPROVE!!
LOTH should he confounded with many of
the cheap, unimproved lots now being of
fered at auction. Nearly 133 of these choice
'ots have been sold In the last few weeks in
this property, having on ADIRONDACK set
ting. yet within sight bf the city. Come out
and look them over.
JtOUKKT K. FARLEY ORGANIZATION,
12 E. 41th St.. N. Y. C. Murray Hill 7726.
Office also at Bryn Mawr l'ark Station.
Thone Yonkers 1448.
MAMARONECK
Monroe and lJelancy Avenues.
Residential section. Two new Ileuses
with garages. Ready for occupancy. 8
rooms. 2 baths, extra lavatory. Electric
light, parnuet flooring throughout. Mod
ern heating; decuraated. Convenient to
.tatlon. Corner plot 75x100. Price $17,500.
Adjoining plot 5irxli">0. Prion $16,000.
Owner, FRANK .1. H1NNOTT, 7 E. 42d St.
EbOBCUPF-A homo In Park Hill
section of Yonkers. Set amid fine
trees In high and healthy situation,
commanding wonderful view. Two
and a half story frame house with
fourteen rooms and two story stable.
About one acre of ground with front
age of 260 feet on street. Price
$30,000. CHASE CROWLEY, 20 Lib
erty st. N. Y. Telephone John 3280.
New Jersey?Sale or Kent.
A LITTLE CASH DOWN AND PART OF
THE RENT YOU NOW PAY
will buy the daintiest little home In the Jer
sey Hill section ready to move Into; 0 rooms,
tiled hath, 300 commuters to N. Y. city from
this auction. D.. L. & \V. R. R. Beautiful,
exclusive, convenient, purely residential lo
cality. Total price, Including electric light,
shades, steam heat, hardwood floors, laun
dry, complete Interior and ext"rlor decora
tions, only 18,250. Plot 100x223. Plenty of
flowers and shrubs. Boating and bathing
available. Schools, churches and markets
r?ar by. A paradise for the kiddles. It's
easier to buy this home on my terms than to
rent a decent apartment In New York city.
Wr!t? Private. Post Office box di8. City
Hall gindon. New York city.
BLOOM FIELD, N. J.
$1,500 rash, brand new ? room house,
steam heat, electric, tile bath, gas kitchen,
pantry, psruuet floora, fireplace, attic, stalr
rase, copper gutters and leaders, screens;
fine location; convenient Lackawanna, trol
ley, schools. 811,000.
3ERNARD E. McCOY,
27(1 X Glrmvnod At., MoomfMd, N. J.
MONTCLAIR PROPERTIES
FrankHughes Company
r?4A?. It KEEYK. M1LLRLKN. N. A
** Home* from S7.MS ?? $150,000.
Haplewmd - *Hn4 HtlU ? Summit.
RlTKKHtOKO REALTY BARGAINS?
ED1V. H. 1IHIIVVN. Shnfer Ride.. Kullier'?rA
Connecticut?Hale or Rent.
Real Estate
E.P.HHTOH, iNf Grcenwhh.CV
FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT
NEW FACTORIES
Two one rtorv brl< k buildings, modern eon
, structloii, 75\214 at Bound Brook. N. J.j
j fotir railroads; all Improvements; siding; rs
s'rlcteri; soil or lease.
| riRRCF BRTATBR. BOTTND BROOK. N. J.
111 long inland city,
J.olt hp are A,000 t? 10.000 Sqiuuo *??l
ROMAN CAI.l.MAN COMPANY,
Bridge Plata.
' LONG INLAND CUT'
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
From Battery to 14 th St.* Inclusive.
Store and Basement, 62x90.
Loft 62x80.
Excellent light front and rear: wide
street; good shipping facilities. All im
provements. Parsenger and freight ele
vators. Immediate possession. Reason
able rent. Owner on premises.
480 193 Itroome bit. Canal 8068.
Above 14th St. to SOtli St. (Inclusive*.
Cast River to North River.
Situated in the New
Business Section
Earle Building
Broadway & 52nd St
NORTHEAST CORNER
Ready for Occupancy Oct. 1.
STORES
ei. FLOORS k.
OFFICES
ALSO BASEMENT. 6.600 SQ. FT.
with high celling; suitable for
restaurant or dancing.
EVERY MODERN APPOINTMENT.
EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE.
AGENT ON PREMISES OR
AValter J# Salmon
17 West 42d St. Tel. Vanderbilt 47 |
15East57th St.
5 Stow Building
43 x 100
Adapted for Club
Display of Art, Modes,
Millinery, Antiques, etc.
HUBERTH&HUBEKTH
' 2 Columbus CtrcJo
Penn. Terminal Bldg.
Adjoining Penn. Station and Hotel.
Seventh Av., 30tli to 31st St.
STORES
ttra large, light cellai
icellent Ruslnces Locatl
OFFICES
with extra large, light cellar space.
Excellent Duslness Location.
Large and Small Units. Also
TOP FLOOR. 13.0(8) SQUARE FEET.
REGENT REALTY CO.. 33 WEST 42D ST.,
or your own broker.
47 West 47th St.
New, Very Select Building; Elevator
LOFTS
JOSEPH GORDON
217 W"?t 33d *t. I.o.igiirrr 5062.
47 East 57th St.
Adjoining Harry Collins'
ST ORE TO LET
Hubcrth & Huberth
2 Columbus Circle
Ittf.,\ ( oiT'iRTI NtT'
COMMERCIAL STUDIO
*.V? West 8.1th St.
Top Floor. Elevator.
Top floor. Elevator.
Kent *1.200 Per Annum.
Fnlt FrHrelsro f'om
SLAWSON St HOBBS,
16S West 7?d St Tel. 7*10 ( ol urn baa
BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.
Above 14th St. to gftth St. (Inclusive).
Boat 1th er to >.'arth River.
THE
BORDEN
BUILDING
23 Stories
Madison Avenue
at 45th Street
OFFICES
STORE
?'
Available for Im
mediate occupancy
BRADY &.BOWMAN,;nc.
Agents
350 Madison Ave*
Vanderbilt 7403
FOR RENT
Lower Floor of Garage
537-541 West 43d St.
Space 75x100
(.Entrance frcm Street by
Short Ramp)
Strum boat and elretric light* Included
In rental. Gasoline supplied If desired.
Will Kent to Desirable
Tenant
Apply
PARK & TILFORD
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
520 West 42nd St.
(or your own broker.)
Most Distinctive Lofts in City
A modem fireproof building for high
class tenants only. Light and air
on all sides.
LOFTS 2800 & S500 Sq. Ft.
Suitable for
Auto Service Station, Garage or Manu
facturing.
Elevator 13x24 Ft. Immediate Possession.
507 to 513 West 50th St.
Agent on Premises. Phone Circle 8S43
Lofts?Stores?Buildings
Mercantile Warehou*e* nnd Factories.
I .ante Selection. All Size*.
LOUIS SCHRAG, 142 West 23d St
1412 to 1416 B'WAY
Northeast Corner 39th St.
2,500 square feet: will divide;
small space >3.1.00 up. Supt.,
or EitRllsh. 1031 Broadway
Above 58ih St.?5th Av. to North l.lver.
;D0CT0RS?DENTISTS
OFFICES
newly constructed and especially
adapted for doctors, dentists, Chi
ropractors and similar professions.
MODERATE RENTALS.
Poi.ea.ion Oct. 1 or before.
THE NFVAPA
Broadway, 69th to 70th St.
Superintendent on rreml.ee. or
Walter J. g ALMON
17 Went 42d St. TH. Vandrrhllt 47
APARTMENTS?FURNISHED.
Elegantly Furnished
5-Room Apartment
Riwertide Drive
In the AOs
To Sublet
on a ahort term lea...
October 1st Occupancy
HENRY M. BIRDSEYE.
Gotham Nat'l Bank Building.
Columbus Circle.
T.lephono Columbu* 1433
The Grosvenor
5th Ave. & 10th St.
Handsomely furnished
S room apartment, on. batb.
4 room., S bath*.
Room, of exceptionally large site.
Restaurant American pine.
Hotel Schuyler Arms,
305-311 West 98th St.
I
L
2, 3, 4 Room, end Beth
Furnished or Unfurnished.
Xfaid service, light, pas,
linen and complete kitchen
equipment for housekeeping.
Favorable lease, can be made for
Immediate occupancy or Oct. 1st.
Can be *een eveninan.
APARTMENTS ? UNFURNISHED.
From Battery to 14th St.. Inclusive.
Washington Square Section
31-33West12thSt.
SUNNY ROOMS
AND 2 BATHS
Conveniently located in a distinctly
exclusive modern apartment build
inf. Located close to Washington
Square and 5th Ave. Service thor
ough.
St'FT. ON PREMISES.
Above 14th St. to fWth St. (Inclusive).
Knot Kiver to North River.
25 East 54th St.
2 Rooms and Bath, $1,000.
Maid Service.
Superintendent at rremlnen.
THE LORELEY
I
>.? East fldtli St..
Cor. Park Avo.
Cor not-. 2 large room*, kitchen, ham.
OEO. A. BOWMAN. 1U W. 424 St.
APARTMENTS ? UNFURNISHED
Aboie 14t.li M. to .TMh St. (Inrtu?l\
Gskt lUver to North Cher. '
290cParkoAve.
48th to 49th St. and VawderbiltAvc.
Hontekeeping and Semi^Houtekeeping
APARTMENTS
Ready for Occupancy
October Lst
1 to 9 Rooms ?1 to 4 Baths
$2300 to $14,000
A rare combination of the fineat
hotel and apartmont, with houae
keeping comforts added.
RESTAURANT ""PIERRE'
Hourly Maid Service,
DonslasL?Diman?[H
Managing , Agent t
15 East 49th St. Plan 9900
11 A " 11
/? \
471
'Tark oAvenue
cor. 58th Street
Duplex Apartments with
Unusually Large Room >
10 Rooms ?3 Baths
$6,500?$7,500
October 1st Possession.
DOUGLAS L.ELL1MAN& CO.
INC
Managing Agents
S^l^EAaMi9^St^^NewYorl^^
36 West 59th St
Central Park South
An exclusive Apartment
Building with every conven
ience. Situated in exclusi e
section convenient to Clubs,
Theatres, Hotels and Shops.
2-5 Rooms & baths
Agent on Premise t or
|TMBEirm&miBE?rn
' 2 Columbus Cird0
4*5 t_Ab l 4Vth b'l .
Between Madison & Park Ave*.
APARTMENTS
2-3 Rooms Kitchenette: New
L-D ixooms Building: elevator
tervice: wonderful location.
PoMeuion Now. Apply on Premise*.
J. J HEARN, Builder
Phore Vsn erbllt s"5.
Doctor x Apartment
an v ??t r, >t'' St.
Central l'arlc South,
2 Rooms and Bath.
Ground floor In very select house.
Wonderful opportunity.
AGENT ON PrtRMISES.
HUBERTH& HUBERT!
2 Columbus Circle
SHERWOOD STUDIOS
58 West 57th it.
Cor. 6th Av.
REAL WORKING STUDIOS
3 ROOMS. BATH
heat, hot water, exceptionally
high ceilings; <1,600 to <2,000 per yea*.
Inquire Superintendent.
Above SOUi St.?5th At. to East Blver.
1049 PARK AVE.
AT 86TH ST.
NEW APT'S
7 Rooms and 3 Baths
6 Rooms and 2 Baths
Physician's suite ?
4 Rooms and Lavatory
Open fireplaces: Subway express sta
tion l block away.
AELRED REALTY CORP.
Lenox?8253
114 E. 84th St.
7 Rooms
3 Baths
For October 1st
Exce tional Light
Reasonable Rental
Phone
Stafford Bros., Inc.
26 W. 44th St.
Vandcrbill 2345.
680 Madison Ave.
6lftt-6tnd Street*.
2 Rooms and Bath, $1,400.
1 Room and Bath, $1,100.
Hold Service If Dewlred.
Superintendent on premier*.
1331 -1337 Madison Ave.,
Corner Mth St.
8 ROOMS AND 2 BATHS
Corner Apartment. Eight on 3 Side*.
Item-rated Throughout.
From <2.150 In H2.MO.
See Superintendent on I'rrmUr*. or
S. ?? I'AKAS,
gjJnrkRow.
49 EAST 78TH ST.^ 1
Brcirr i.aitgb eight rooms, bat
MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; RENT <154