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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Fine towels at Perry's, for q present.
L. T. Scott visited friends in Randolph
over Sunday.
Mrs. David Dawson OF West Berlin
visited friends in the city over Sunday.
When troubled by business worries,
visit the Thcatorium. Always a good
laugh.
A hockey stick given with each pair or
skates purchased at the n. ID. Phelps
eompany's.
Miss Edith Noble Of Northfeld spent
Sunday with Miss Goldie Rivers on Cen
trail street.
Padded edition Of the poets at sf.oo
each. Harris book store, 200 North
Main street.
Nfellen's parlor bowling ten pin games.
si19, Sl9s and SOS, at Kenyon 4 Co.'s
cash bargain store.
William Conner left this morning to
spend the Christmas holidays at his home
in Woodsyille, N III.
Bring your pictures to B. w. Hooker
& Co.'S 10 be framed. They do good
work and their prices are right.
Dean Paquin returned to his home in
Newport, n. H., Saturday after several
days business visit in the city.
a new line Of up.to.the- minute buckle
gun metal and oxfords for men at the
Peoples shoe store, Hale's block.
Suit case or travelling bag makes
very useful gift for man. We have
none but the best. Moore & Owens.
A summoned meeting Of Junior Court
Barre, No, /, will be held in Forestcrs
han Monday evening, December l6, at
seven o'clock. All members must be
present
Frank Abbiatti Of this city and Miss
Florence Royce Of hIarshlield were mar
ried sit eight O'clock Saturday night at
the city clerks Office by James Mackay.
justice 81 the peace. Mr. Abbiatti Is Il
granite cutter
Deputy Sheriff III. j. Slayton has been
appointed receiver to take charge Of the
affairs Of Eusebio Fernando, granite
manufacturer, In Granitegilie, against
whom d petition in bankruptcy was filed
Friday.
The prize winners at Buzzell's bowling
alleys for last week were as follows.
High three string total nv. Douglass,
100; high single string w. Douglass. 232
Candle pins: High single string, Tibaldo
Gabelloni 100; high three string total,
B. Corcoran, 293.
james Summers has received word Of
the death Of his father, Robert Summers,
All Dyce, Scotland, on December / The
latter visited here three years ago and
viii be pleasantly remembered by many.
He was 81 years of age and leaves an
other son, William, Of Quincy, Mass. His
wife died five years ago The burial was
il Dyce
AT tho regular meeting Of the soriety
Nurdstiernan OF the Y. @. held at X.
of q hall Saturday evening, eight eandi
dates were elected TO membership and I
three were initiated This makes d total |
Of s. for the society, which I
started in April with 10 charter mem
bers. This order will hold dance at X,
Of G. hall, December So
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
TALK OF THE TOWN
lIiIeages rented At browns drug stor

lfileagcs rented at browns drug store.
Union skates az The n. D. Phelps Co.
The sure cure for the bues-the The
atorium.
Matt Haley went to Woodstock this
morning to set up a monument.
Mrs. J. G. Walker is having a specia,
sale OF trimmed hats. See adv.
Roy Cayhuc went 10 his home in Hol-
yoke, Mass, yesterday to spend the hoi-
days.
have quantity Of nice No. ] sixteen
inch maple wood for sale; also some No.
, wood. l.. X. Averill; telephone 1912.
Miss Frankie Lovejoy, trimmer in
Miss Miles millinery store, has finished
work there for the season and went to
her home in Ayers, Mass, to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
Christmas Umbrellas

Something different to show you again this year.
You can buy Umbrellas with probably the highest
priced handles that into Barre and you can
buy them about third less than they have ever been
offered at before. Genuine ivory. mounted with ster-
ling silver and gcld-impored from Germany-im.
ported French horn handles with hand carved gold and
silver mountugs and Others imported from Austria
with inlad caps. These vary in price from $500 TO
So. so each. Then we have big line Of the medium
priced from SJ.00 to $500. Don't miss seeing the
line, anyway.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16

Our Apron Department is replete with almost ev-
cry conceivable expression Of design in Holiday Aprons
including the New Princess Aprons, vassaf Bibs,
Chatting Dish Aprons, Tea Aprons Housekeepsrs'
Aprons, Office Aprons and Children's Aprons Price
range is from t5c to 75c.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
Basy Every Minute!

off uhat We
get os give
feeh hurried n making selections
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. DEcEMnER d. laoI.


Snow In north, fair ia south portion
10 night colder Ia Vermont Tuesday,
fairs light south 70 souihweat winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
Novelties In Fancy Belts and Buckles

For tho woman who finds one of these beautiful
Belts among her gifts the Christmas festivities will be
greatly enhanced. Steel Studded Elastic Belts. Silk
Elastic Belts. Silk Velvet Elastic Belts, new ideas in
Leather Belts and others too numerous to mention.
Price range is from 25c to SIPS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
Waists VIII Delight

There should be no hesitation if you arc looking
for gifts suitable for who appreciate dainty dis
tinctive Waists. We are just out with nice line Of
entirely new models, especially for holiday shoppers
In case sizes wrong they will be gladly exchanged
after Christmas
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-16
Gloves Ready for Christmas

It's Christmas Glove Store now completely
ready for our greatest December The biggest stock
Bare foremost Glove has had in variety Of
styles, colors and sizes Meyers Make Kid Gloves,
Lamb knit I" Yarn Glove
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
DAY TO SELL FINE TRACT.
Famous Bailey Estate Parcel IL. Be
Offered on TuesdaV.

Joseph Z. Day is going TO offer at absolute Ruc-
ton sale at the Real Estate Exchange SalesroOms
o'clock Tuesday 2O5 lots OF the Bailey estate
property at Kingsbridge. by order OF the Kings
bridge Real Estate Company. This IS OF the
best tracts in the western part OF Tho Bronx ever
offered auction The tract Is easily reached from
every section OF the city. The terms OF the sale
easy. 20 per cent may remain on bond and
mortgage for one. two three years, at per cent
The old Bailey estate tract figures prominently
in the history OF the city. The need OF bridge
to connect Manhattan Island with the mainland
appreciated early 1850. and from that
time until 1893 the agitation continued. In that
year Fredryck F1ypsen offered TO build the bridge
at his own expense provided he could collect tolls
from those crossing It, and under this ARRANGEMENT
he continued to levy O tax upon every entering
leaving New York by the northern route for
more than half century. His franchise was for
when the people OF the region determined to have
a free bridge. and built at their own expense what
has ever since been known as the Farmers Bridge
and has always been free to the public
In the latter half OF the eighteenth century this
bridge carried most OF the traffic between upper
Manhattan end the mainland OF Westchester Coun-
at its easterly end. where the Bailey estate tract
has now been converted into city streets and lots.
1t was across this bridge and across the Bailey
farm that a large part or the British army moved
in 1T76 to the attack Fort Washington. which
resulted In driving General Washington out OF
New York, not 10 return for seven long years. II
Washington advanced in 17S3 TO reoccupy New York
In behalf OF the United States OF America.
Until recent years n large part OF the Kings
bridge section was owned by three families. the
Valentines, the De Woes and the Baileys. the
Bailey estate having been bought by Nathaniel p.
Bailey shortly before 1870 There he resided until
man Catholic Orphan Asylum and the rest 10 the
Kingsbridee Real Estate Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26

amounted to 81 263 the property owners experts
having given s2sl.56s as. their appraisal for the
$4,000 city lot for the strip taken. This is GER
tainy startling price for city lots in that vicinity
and my Information is that lots thereabouts have
not heretofore been held for than from 200
to $40 900, and even that price has brought no buy
ers One of the experts testifying for the property
owners appraised the entire plot standing in tho
] not mistaken assessed in 1906 at Sab 600
The award made for the forty foot strip taken
award is too large the assessment is rdculously
small If Mr.. Smiths property is worth 81 1853 1885,
anything like II, the city has been receiving very
silS 600.
These are some OF the questions which ought to
be settled to the satisfaction of the public before
the Riverside Drive awards finally disposed of.
The Allied Real Estate interests have had the
property appraised by several experts and the
port OF these experts will be ready to be submitted
at the meeting on Monday evening.
The Combined Real Estate interests last week
purchased from Richard NJ Montgomery & Co. the
St, between Park and Lexington ayes. covering a
plot sox10o feet Jacob r. LIE Roy sold No a4a
Broadway six story building a plot S0sx1071
xSs4 feet. with L to No. 80 Leonard St. 1O.11x
s0Sx4s7 feet.
The Title Guarantee and Trust Company lent to
Henry Corn s25O.OOO on No. 56 to So West 22d ST.
s475, 900 No. % to West 2lst st and $3.50 600
.sh N9 81 e SO West 18th St, making total OF
sl,Ol5'OoO Mr.; Corn is to build twelve story fire.
PROOF store and loft buildings the property,
The Westcott estate sold a lot 2s.5x111Sx irregu-
lar on the east side of Riverside Drive adjoining
tne northeast corner OF $50 St. to Samuel c. Bayne
VINO now controls plot 81 7x97 10x50. Sx1252 feet
A l. .Mordecai & Son Qncorporated) sold for the
Realty Mortgage Company and HeiIner & Wolf
s6th st. Dps feet west of West End ave, to the
Arnold Realty Company which will improve the
premises by the erection Of three six story apart
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
ment houses. each house being Al feet inches

ment houses. each house being Al feet inches
front
The Bell-Wiley Company leased the Garfield.
story elevator apartment house, Nos. 33s and
$40 West 56th ST, plot bOXlO0 feet, almost d.
rectly opposite the building OF the Young Mems
ST. Timothy, for long term OF years. at an aggre-
gate rental Of about $3.50 900 for the term The
same brokers recently sold this property TO the
present owners. who VIII now hold the property as
investment The lessees expect to alter the
building into a modern apartment hotel. the loca-
provement.
Tucker Speyers & Co sold for Charles Kaye TO
Edward s. Rapallo Nos so and 80 West 2lst St, a
twelve story loft building. plot 5oX92 feet.
The purchase price $4,000
Pease & Gilman sold for Francis l. Wellman
No l23 East 3Tth st, five story American base
ment dwelling house. plot 9li0xS0 feet.
The wall Street Exchange Building Association
mortCaged its big Office building. No. 43 to 40 Ex-
change Place. 70 the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company. for 81 10000
s Redlich sold FOR Mary c. snifren No. Ts Madi-
ave. a lot 3oxs0 feet to Mime. Busse. The
buyer Will erect n six story business building on
The New Amsterdam Realty Company bought
from s. l.. Cooper No SO 50 ave, northeast corner
OF 25th ST, n four story building with stores. on
lot 1s5x622 feet Also sold the adjoining property,
Nos 23 and 205 East 18th St two four story build
ings, with stores. plot S1lOXI41 feet Also
bought No. 81 Amsterdam ave- southeast corner of
u plot 55x75 feet. John p. Kirwan the broker.
]. p Leo sold Clare Arms, six story apart
house plot 100 10x75 feet at the northeast
corner OF l24th ST and Broadway, 10 Max F. and
Simon i. Beruheimer. who gave Bronx property In
exchange. Harry W. Hopton was the broker
Horace 8. Ely & Co. sold for Ida c, Bracher No.
5i2 Madison ave. four story dwelling house
northwest corner OF SD St on lot 205x6 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26

Broadway and 135th ST for Frank A Clark II will
'front.' 1iS.Il feet In Broadway and 100 feet in tbs
street, and have accommodations for forty-eight
the architect.
Plans have also been fled for generally remodel
ling the dwelling house No SO East 18th st owned
by Mrs Viola B. CoGkcroft. II will be made over
English style OF tho Tudor period with a tall orra-
mental bay with balcony. The improvements are
architect. l. c. Alder
, The Manhattan alterations also include the en-
iargShent or the four story dwelling house No.
$40 West sith ST for Mrs. r. Macarthur as owner,
ana the addition OF a three story annex so feet
'front.' 70 the nine story loft building No 81 10 SO
East I'D St, owned by Henry Weller and Godfrey
knoche. the improvements costing SIS. coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

William stonebrdgs has sold building company
four lots on the side Anthony ave- IS feet
OF l7Sd ST. The Bronx. for immediate improvement
nve story apartment house will be site
C. r W. Johanning has sold for Frederick Meyer No
1850 sth ave, I've double fathouse stores
lot 25xso feet.
j. C. Houga has sold for Il +. Scheiding No SA3
Amsterdam ave. five story double nat. stors On
lot 25xl00 feet
Barnett & Co have sold for F. Levy the ave stay
oricA ana stone storage warehouse Nos io2 ard -
West Firth ST. plot So299 II
Arthur W. Saunders has sold Nos. I2T and rs Eass
1908 feet
j. Price has sold TO Samuel Hernand No 80 su1oH
ST. six story tenement house. 25.iXlOo feet -.
John Kane has sold the five story terenient hoUS'
No. 500 Henry street. 25xlO0 feet. "a.
Frederick Zittel has sold for Henry q NaIanyo IL
mouse recently built at Scarsdale. n. " FOR sfVoV
Charles II. Ehrenstrom sold Signund llpps-a.ss
the SIX story Hat house plot 5lxlOo feet on N" ~
Side or lSSth ST. 1852 OF Brook ave .,
east OF Third and 1850 six sS9rJ -
ment house with stores. plot 40xlCo feet Inc
Hon Bank has leased the corner store IN the Du'Ns
for term OF years. n. IA
Louise Sutcln has sold to Josephine A. Loveh ,,ns
BIZ West 18th St. q three and oaselAe' So
front dwelling house. Is. 9xlOc2 feet Nj.
Joshua W IoneA AZ sold 10 Edmund Nonll'
1873 West 14th st. five story dwelling nous.
2oxlO33 feet The property will be reSold Win
George Deane has sold to Charles BohS.s ~ - -"
st.. fva story double na8houSa On lot Zsxs0 is'>-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
FOREST PARkvlsw A SUPERB TRACT.

One of the most attractive tracts I'm the district
lying between Ridgewood and Richmond Hill IS
Forest Parkvew About year ago the Markert
Realty Company started building operations on the
premises. and there are now the plot over fifty
houses Of the two family type. practically all of
which sold and occupied. while the entire plot
is fully developed, as 1t has macadamzed roads
cement sidewalks. gas, trees and neatly sodded
lawns The property is high ground, directly OPP
and within two minutes walk OF the Forest Hills
running between Ridsewood and Richmond Am are
within block of the property. The tract can be
reached by trolley from the Brooklyn Bridge in less
than forty minutes A school and church are
For the with family the houses are ad-
mraby arranged with all modern improvements
and the nominal figures now asked will not prevail
for unlimited time, as the constant growing de-
mand will undoubtedly soon cause an advance OF
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
LARGER DEMAND FOR BIG PLOTS
MARKET FOUND FOR SEVERAL BLOCK FRONTS IN
THE BRONX.
COOPERATIVE apartment Houses attractive Investment Realty
aroused OIer the ard for Rrersde Drive Ertenon

the strip of land involved in the present proceed
ings is at all necessary for the widening Of River
side Drive at the places specified l inspected the
property yesterday and 20 my surprise found that
In addition % the present roadway there strip
at least thirty, probably forty, feet wide adjoining
the roadbed which has not been utilized, but which.
II added to the present roadway. would furnish
driveway OF unusual width IT liz intended TO
add another forty feet. taking the from the
abutting owners property This additional strip
of forty feet is the subject of the condemna-
ton proceedings referred to-"
While do not desire 10 PREJUDICE this matter
and believe in fairness that the property owners
side OF the question should be considered at tho
meeting Monday night, there certain strik-
Ing features in the awards made that should be
values testified In the condemnation proceedings on
behalf of the city and two behalf Of the abutting
owners. When the awards were made Il was found
that they exceeded the appraisal OF OF the ciys
experts by 81 per and the other by 90 per cent
On the other hand. they only IL l-l0 per cent
less than the appreisals made in tho interest tho
property owners. The total amount Of the awards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
MANY BUSINESS RENTALS REPORTED.

NJ & L. Hess have leased for Jacob ROthschild to
Louis Henry Junod $500 square feet in the Stuyve-
SAINT Building. at Nos. 9S and 100 9th ave. for
term OF eleven years at rental aggregatng 100000:
for Otto Strach TO the Dodge Publishing Company
1000 square feet in the building No. PA 10 go
East 23d st. for term Of ten years; for Colonel
Alfred Wagstafr TO Michael w. Specey the entire
building ut No 81 Great Jones st. for a term OF ten
years; also for the Empire City Marble Works TO
NJ. II. Franz the entire building at No PAS 70 256
18th for term OF years; for Alland Brothers
% 900 square feet In their building Nos. IA and i6
West 18th ST. and for Samuel =. Tul 900 square
feet In No SO West 18th st, running through 10
No Al West nth ST. for Charles Kaye 10000 square
feet In Nos IL and IA West 2lst ST. for the Security
Mortgage Company $500 square feet In Nos. 149 and
e51 West oath St, and for Jane r. Duffy 5000
square feet In Nos. 1l2 and ia West S2d st; for
George II. Pigueron $500 square feet In No 80 East
81 and 8S West 3lst St. also $500 feet for \. NJ.
Rau in No. 81 West 18th St, and for A. G Kings
land the entire building at No. 10 West nth st.
Tho McYlckar, Gailard Realty Company has
leased for ]. II. Scheer to Otto Boelson the build
ing No. 3i7 West 54th st. for q term OF years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
BIG DEMAND FOR GARDEN CITY LOTS

improvements are going rapidly forward and
building Is brisk at Garden City Estates Long
Islands new high class suburb. Ex-IIeutensns
Governor Woodbury. is having plans drawn for a
dwelling house there. and other directors OF the
company interested in the development of this
property will soon follow his example
Another free all parlor car excursion train will
run to-day TO Garden City. Long Island. under the
auspices OF the Garden City Estates Development
company Last Sundays excursion was a marked
success In every way, but many who desired 10
visit this beautiful property were unable 10 do so AZ
onat llIhe. Ihey and other persons will have
another opportunity to visit the property The
special train to-day will leave Long Island CITY az
20 O'Clock The offices of the company i'm the
ruler Building. will be open up TO - O'Clock noon
.o,ua ay and up to that hour tickets may be prO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26

The property belonging to the estate OF William
Moser. who n well known old New York fur
rter aggregatng in value more than 100000. will
be disposed Of ct public auction in the Exchange
ssIesroom. Nos. Il and IS Nesey ST, by Bryan L
Kennedy, auctioneer. on June is. The property Is
to be sold by order OF John j. Delany. referee,
by order OF the Supreme Court In partition pro-
ceedngs and Chandler & Beekman. attorneys
The Moser estate consists OF No. 10 East 5Ith
st, No 7OS Broadway. No. "A East 4lst ST. Nos,
10 and II West 18th 81. and connecting with No IS
West 1&th St: Nos. 457, 4h9 and 461 Broome ST. No.
65 Mercer St. No. 141 East seth st, corner OF Lex
ington ave: No IT 80 and the desirable coun-
try tract at Saratoga No. IS Park st, corner of
Regent St. plot. l25xl32 feet. on which Is fine
building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
BIG WASHINGTON ST. DEAL.

William Cruikshanks Sons have leased to Stein.
Hirsch & Co six story and basement loft build
ing for term OF ten years for aggregate rental
of S36 900, be erected at No. 1858 Washington ST.
by Henry =. May,
The lessees who starch manufacturers and
exporters of tapioca. will occupy the entire build
ing. which will be strongly built and especially
ADAPTED for their for offices and warehouse
This win complete the rebuilding of the block front
In Washington St, between Franklin and North
Moore SITS. The north end OF the block is occupied
by the building of the Mirror Candy Company. and
at the Franklin st. corner the building of the Fruit
Auction Company Is being erected
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
PLANS FOR sTH AVE. STRUCTURE FILED.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Murphy for six story office building ee-
be built for Thomas r. A. Hall at No. 6S 9Th ave-.
Columbia University leasehold 1t Is to be % feet
front and 12 feet deep with facade of terra Gotta
trimmed brick with ornamental bays and ionic
pilasters at the top story. The building is to cost
$4,000. according to the estimate OF Alexander
Mcmillan WEIGH the architect.
Plans have also been nled for q six story apart
msSe house to be built at the southwest corner Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
SALES IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Rickert-F'inay Realty Company mas sold i'm
Broadway-Fiu to John II. Tyson the plot COX
1853 the east side of 10Th st. 90 feet south az
Crocheron ave-; to A. B. Van Nostrand the plot
6ox00 feet the west side OF 18th ST. $50 feet north
of State ST. 10 Augusta Aranson the plot 40xs3 feet
the west side of&1Tth St, loo feet north of SAN
ford ave-; to William F. f.athrop the plot GOxiO0
feet the west side of 18th ST, $50 feet south of
Mitchell
Also. in Westmoreland. to Franklin Bowers the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26

plot 40x100 feet on the side OF Gleuwood ave.
$50 feet north OF Summit ave; Melvina T. Camp
bell the plot SxlO0 feet the northwest corner OF
Bayview and Cutter ayes; 10 Frank Z. Campbell
tho plot 60Xl00 feet the northwest corner OF
GlenwOod and Cutter ayes; 10 Raphael Nolet the
pbt 4OxlO0 feet the west side OF GlenwOod ave.
% feet north OF Summit ave; TO Edward Morrisey
the plot 40xlO0 feet the east side OF Glenwood
ave, $50 feet north OF Summit
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
TO IMPROVE 9TH AVE. PARCEL.

Christian schierich has sold for Emanuel Doctor
to the Norwood Holding Company the southeast
corner OF It'll and 135th ST., i've story fiat
house.
The company intends to spend a large sun, Of
money in altering this building for business pur-
poses,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
ARCHITECT LEASES HISTORIC HOUSE.

Ridgeheld Conn, to Robert B. Armstrong. whose
country tract they recently sold also the Rossaqus
house at the place to Cass Gilbert This house
was known in Revolutionary days the Keeler
Tavern. Joseph Bonaparte IS said to have stayed
at the house while his wedding trip.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
PERRY BELMONTS HOUSE FOR SALE.

The five story dwelling house No. $50 9Th ave-.
northwest corner OF 9Th St. owned by Perry Bel
mont is for sale If desired the property be
used for business purposes. Mr.. Belmont has oc-
cupied the house for years Since the work OF
building a house for his occupancy in Washington
was begun the 5th ave. house has been vacant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-05-26
SALE OF THE PAMLICO

Slawscn x Hobbs have sold the Pamlico an eight
story apartment house, No. % Central Park West
II occupies plot 50xlO0 feet. II was sold for the
Fsopies trust company. OF Brooklyn. as executors
or the estate of ISidor NJ. Bon