The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1908-04-12

over forty miles NJ m~aCadami1ed roads
and bride paths have been laii ont q com
pleto SYST ein Of water supply installed ana
electric light an etylene gas connections
established. Dean Alyurd. the founder Of
Prospect Park South. In Brooklyn, - A. me
head Of the company promoting Belle I"rle
I'm addition to his COmp4UN holdings on Inc
peninsula he owns a large amount Of land
personally. MIR. NyOrd has built u per
manent home on the buns overlooking Fort
Jefferson hGTbOT' and spends practically
all his time supeTintending the worn OF de-
Nclopmcnt.
he new telephone central station At Flush.
ing will result In 4 reduction NJ cost IN inc
telephone service 10 a number Of towns on
the NOrth Shore Of Long Island. Heretofore
many localities IN the section have been
Obliged to use the Great Neck station, some
miles further east. A. the old Flushing central
was too crowded TO receive any moro wires
from the RAPIDLY growing towns ~ the
northeastern part OF queens borough, IN
Douglas Manor. though the Inn was con-
nected with Flushing, the other telephones
were all tributary to the Great Neck station.
The message rate TO Manhattan from wires
connected with the Flushing station IS -
cents, while the rate from Great Neck Is
The Rickert -Finlay Realty Company has
sold in MISUNDERSTANDING to Herman Stuk-
ring the plot, 7ONlOO, on the south side OF
station road, ~ feet west OF Wenty-IOurlh
street; to James Harley, me plot, 6oAloO. az
the southeast corner OF franconia avenue
and aNenty-eighth street TO Charles W.
knDChe aud another the plot, G0Nl 100, on the
west SIDE Of lweuty-secOud street, ?2u feet
north Of Broadway. to Lizzie VI. NOssler the
plot. 6UXlOO, on the west side OF Eighteenth
street. SEQ feet south Of Mitchell avenue.
to Harry J.. Merring the plot, GoNl0o, on the
west side Of lweuty-third street, $3.50 feet
north OF CrocherOu avenue. Also In West
moreland, to Lucy Wright the plot. 4ONloO,
on the east side Of Glenwood avenue. 90 feet
south Of cutter avenue. to Grace T. an
Wagner the plot, 60NlOO, on the West SIDE
- Noa-ut Enal pH- font npTth OT summit
avenue. Also. IN Douglas Manor, TO George
X. WalbridRe the plot. COX 100, on the west
side Of Circle road. ~ ieet south Of Hillside
avenue: to ]. 4. Dietrich the plot, 9jSl0O, az the
southeast corner OF Arleigh road and Center
drive; to Clara &. Bernhardt the plot, 6oNluO.
on the south side Of Hollywood avenue. 10
feet west OF the East drive.
The Garden City Estates has sold on its
property 10 John Hermann the villa plot,
iUOxISO. on the east side Of Nassau houle-
ward, 2?O feet north Of Stratford avenue
to c. p. Newcomer the plot, 601l0O. on the west
Chester avenue: TO T.. X. Currier the plot,
BOXlUO, on tue west side L: kGnE!ng.cn road.
$40 feet south Of salisbury avenue, to ". l..
Otis the plot, 6OIiOO, on the west side Of Ken
sington road, 40 feet north OF, salisbury
avenue: TO Anna Mcguire the plot. 6ONlOO,
on the east side OF BriNton road, 100 feet
south Of South avenue, TO {. V. Fischer the
plot, sOIiO0, at the northwest corner or Chester
avenue and kensingtOn road, and TO W u.
Beach the plot, 60NlOO, on the west side OF
Kensington road, ?O feet south Of Chester
avenue.
The coast Of Long Island east Of Port Jeffer-
son provides ideal sites for bungalows, and
at ShOreham. a colony consisting Of from
forty TO fifty has sprung up within the last
few years. Owing TO the natural advantages
Of the place and the moderate price at which
land is obtainable, the colony has grown
rapidly and Is one Of the most ATTRACTIVE
within reach Of New York, The bungalows
are owned largely by Manhattan and Brook
Ing the past winter by H.. j. HapgoOd. They
are located on hill tops commanding superb
views Z" the land and water and are within
eight minutes walk Of ShOreham station on
the Wading River division OF the Long lslHnd
At Oakdale. L. J., plots Of four and Ave
acres with free and permanent access TO the
Great South Bay VIII De sold az pubic auctlon
al hs Nesey street exchange. The property
is carefully restricted and the railroad station
is in the centre Of the tract, fifteen minutes
prises a part OF the holding Of W X, Aston,
II is near ". X. Vande bits Idle Hour, the
game preserve OF the South Side Sportsmen's
Club and other large estates;
An auction sale Of lots will be held under
the direction OF Charles ID, Smith by Albert
Cheshire A. Sons. auCtioneers OF Syosset.
l.. /. at oyster Bay on the premises, Audrey
avenue, Spring street ana Mes Nest Main street,
situated in the heart Of the village and can
be used for business or residential purposes.
Oyster Bay has macadamlzed streets, water
and electric light. Mr.. Smith thinks the
lots should be in demand for business sites,
as he has had six offers for his own ONCE
property in the last three weeks.
A number OF bungalows have just been
built at Long Beach by Edward johnson.
who has constructed more high gradedwelliugs
OF the cottage and villa types than any other
Long Island builder The project which he
now has under way at Long Beach is . de-
velopment Of the most modern type. Long
Beach IL IN process Of reconstruction and
several million dollars IL being spent there
on improvements,
The Dean Alvord Company has awarded
the contracts for the erection Of a i5O. 600
gallon standpipe and 5000 feet Of high pres
sure water piping for the new property az
Roslyn, J.. l., known as'Roslyn Estates. The
standplpe, which will be at point 300 feet
above the water, IL said TO he the highest
point on The shore Of Lon leland.
Samuel SWEET Of Huntington, l.. l., who
represents several large estates. Teports that
there has been an increased demand Of late
for property In his section,