The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-12
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The directors Of the Garden City Estates hay
nearly all decided to acquire an entire block OF
the. property and build handsome homes for
development was already well settled. but
this action speaks highly for it's future,
siding to handle the Increased freight re.
sultinR from the great number of houses
building, The first section, set aside has been
sarg 10 arrange for the opening OF a new
section containing nearly twice as many
acres as the original one.
Maxson 4 Co., who are building twenty
five houses, are hard at work.
For the convenience OF automobilists who
may wish to visit the property the Garden
card which gives in detail the route from
Long Island City to Garden City Estates.
on Sunday. May u. the management viii
run an az parlor car express train from Ions
The train will leave East Thirt y-fourth street
ferry a :;io r NJ and Long Island City at
Brooklyn. at 2 O'Clock AND 2lo will connect
with the special at Jamaica.
Inwood Park: J. /: is already beginning
ar. now laid out and Sidewalks paved,
the country. win be found az inwood Park.
out. Flowers have already been set in these
plots by one Of the best landscape gardeners
The Long Island Railroad has made plans
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summer inWood Park, by. reason of lis loca-
ton and ease of access, will become a flourish
ing. and sqocessful colony.
Elmhurst Heights by the Bankers Land and
Mortgage Corporation: To George Richie,
Pennsylvania avenue and KennsinRton Ter
the west Side Of ToOdside avenue, 50 fess
Gleason. the plot s0SloO on the east side OF
Hillcrest avenue. go feet south Of Rennsington
t teTIcS On e he T eSsf siGe % " a4IinRrcn 's sse6 DlSt
100 feet north Of AlbemRrle terrace; to Ernest
s. Watson, the plot 40Ni00 At the northwest
Fl Mora Ia q residential suburb on high,
rolling ground immediately adjoining Elizs-
beth; .vl i has eysTy S city sim Es si9e lRGl8d-
gas. water. electricity and shade trees. The
property. which consists Of about 800 plots.
twenty cottages OF the Queen Anne and
Colonial styles Of archit ecture. MI Of which
are occupied by their owners. The n Mora
thirteen miles from New York. on the main
with a station on the property.
The latest addition TO the list oil attractive
hotels IN the bill country OF New Jersey is
opened. Is located on q spur OF the .frst
Watching range, overlooking the town from
70 nui meet = H. re1 az OF New Workers.
who find. IL necessary to keep In close
touch with business the entire year and for
tho increasingly large number OF automo-
bilists h tour this section: The Montc!atr
is easily accessible, being only fourteen miles |
from New York by rail OF private conveyance. ,
In addition TO large, well furnished guest
chambers, parlors. dining, rooms, solariumS
and broad verandas. there IA provided a large
grill room-a feature seldom found in the
country hotel. The Montclair Is under the
mana cement OF n. p, Burney. IL will be
open the entire year.
Ihe wOOd-Harmon Company has started
10 build a new city at the erminus OF the
New York Central electric system, about a
mile and a half this side OF CToton. Although
this property has been on the market but a I
little over three weeks, and the extensive i'm
nrovements are only fairly under way. more +,
one-half Of the land has already been
overlooking the Hudson. and ia the first de-
10 be opened along the Hudson |
AZ moderate prices and ON easy terms. One !