New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-03
TO ERECT FLATS
FOR employees
Lustberg, Mast & Co. Will
Build Structures Near
Proposed Factory.
PREMISES FOR PLANT
BOUGHT AND LEASED
Concern Is One of the Largest
Shirtmakers in This
Country.

ouilaDlc Hdtnouccs IOt lHeI en-
ployes are going 10 be erected by Lust
berg, Mast & Co. near the site at 5Sl-
597 Water St, southwest corner Of
Montgomery ST., where, in the near
future, will be located the main New
York manufacturing place of this shirt
making concern, one of the largest in
this country. Over 700 persons will be
employed at the Water st. factory.
Not only Is the concern anxious to
have its workers in modern fathouses
near the factory. but in structures
where the rents would be moderate
and where possible changing realty con-
ditions In the neighborhood, such as
razing tenements 70 make way for bust
ness buildings, would not affect their
homes. Briefly, the aim is to afford the
workers up-to-date permanent mats
at rentals with the easy reach of all.
The plot at the southwest corner OF
Water and Montgomery SITS, comprising
1900 square feet, was sold yesterday
for David Bows, through Charles +.
Noyes Company, TO the Butwell Con-
struction Company, which will put up
a six-story freproof steel skeleton
building. Lustberg, Mast & Co. have
leased this building from the plans.
The lease is for long term OF years
at an aggregate rental of 100000. The
property has frontage OF loo.lO feet
on Water st.
The lessees are located at so and 50
Leonard St, 300 and 302 Monroe ST., and
II lFkarr.r CT Tho anf1rN
business in this city, except the selling
offices, which will remain on Leonard
ST., will be consolidated in the new
premises. In addition TO their New
York factory the lessees own and oper-
ate a large factory at MiddletoWn,
n. Y.
Negotiations are also pending through
the Charles F. Noyes Company for the
construction of a similar building in
the neigh borhood for another concern
in an allied line. The location is con-
sidered very desirable, as IL is opposite
the New Haven freight terminals and
convenient 10 desirable help. Bowers
& Sands were the attorneys for the
Butwell Construction Company, and
Stroock l. Stroock were attorneys for
the sellers.
Other sales yesterday were:
WEST 123D ST.-O'Reilly & Dahn
have resold for Ennis e. Sinnott TO
Helen Norris POI and 223 West 123d
St. two five story single flathouses, on
plot 40xl00 feet, and again resold this
property to a client for investment.
s6TH ST. j. Phillips & Co. have
sold TO L. ]. McSherry LOG West goth
at. a five story fathouse, on lot 25x
zoos feet, between Columbus and Am
sterdam ayes, held at S25,5OO.
WEST 18TH ST.-The Mason Realty
Company bought from the Edgar Hold
ing Company the six story elevator
house, on plot 125xlOO feet,
known as the Hillchester, at 547 and
SAG West 157th 81. The house was con-
structed by Irving Judis about three
wears ago and is fully rented.
The buyer Immediately resold the
property to Meyer Klein. taking in ex-
change the property at 2S9 70 293 Mar
ket 81. and 1872 and 1874 Commerce St,
Immediately opposite the Pennsylvania
Railroad station in Newark.
The transaction was negotiated by j..
Newton Osorio. It involves more than
100000.
WEST INST ST.-Emily H. Wheeler
is the buyer Of the five story apartment
house at 633 and 635 West Hist ST., Tx
95 feet, near Broadway, reported sold
recently by the Dayton Building Com
pany Harris and Ely Maran), through
Wetmore & Atwood. In part payment
the purchaser gave "a Rutgers Place a
five story tenement, on lot 26.oxIZ.S
feet, and the two houses at 628 and o5O
Coster St. each on lot 20xl0O feet.
BATHGATE AV.-Cahn & Pittman
have sold for Mrs. Ellen McGif the
two story and basement two family
dwelling at 2297 Bathgate av., north
west corner Of 1s3d st.
18TH ST.-Paul A. McGolrlek has
bought from Samuel Stern ~ East
119th ST., a FIVE story fiat on lot 20x
10O11. between Madison and Park avs.
215TH ST.-The Dollar Savings Bank
has sold to the Normal Construction
Company the plot, 75xl25, on the south
side of 215th ST., 100 feet west OF hol-
land sv. The bank recently. took the
property over in foreclosure proceed
ings at $4,000.
CLINTON AV.-Joseph A. Blackner
has sold for Emma Dilberger the nve
story twenty family apartment house
at 1918 Clinton av., near Mckinney
Square, on plot 2S.1Oxl3S. The ouyer
Is Gertie Halpin, for whom Mr.. BLACK
ner has sold the following properties:
2f44 Hughes av., a one family resi-
dence. on lot l6x90. near lslst St; 1888
BARNES av.. a one family house, on plot
3ix10O. near 2l5th St, and plot, 75x
100 on the south side of Edenwald av.,