davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-03-15

OU may think that the most
 important thing about a dress
 is first to get it, but when you
 look about you and see so many misf1ts obviously the important thing is first to plan it. After It is planned and your plans have been deftIy executed, however the next i'm properly, and any garment that does not bring out the good points of the Wearer has failed of its mission, and a woman who does not know the trick of wearing beautifa dress may look AH If the clothes were not meant for her Mt all.
 If xnnBt De renaemb cred that a woman & not made to show or dresses, but chat dresses are made to show on the woman. The dress is subsd diary. It should be designed to bring out the good parts Of the wearer and to hide the bad parts. It must be in intinaafe harmony with it's owner; 1t must be a part of her. Anything which accentu- ates the fact that the dress is not a part CT the Wearer-that cries out how ever softly. Don't bother looking at the woman who has me on: just look at mel all wrong.
 A little, shrinking woman who traes to wear a regal dress is absurd, and an to wear an ingenue gown is thing for pity and du1npy. little fat woman who tries to wear the clothes Of will 1oNy youth is . horror.
 Learn to walk. So few women know how. Personally believe that from earliest childhood a girl should be trained in the old free Greek fashion or In the unconscious way in which the Italian peasant acduires her grace.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
$4,000 FINE FOR MAIL FRAUD.
Cod~f-ndnnts Of Dr. Cardw-n EH
cape with Lighter Penalties.

Convicted Of sw'nHltng investors IN
tho stock OF the American Telegraph
Typewriter Company put Of 5000 900
through the Use of the mails. DR.. George
A. Cardwe1 OF Brooklyn escaped YES
terday with n fne OF $1,000 Imposed In
the United states District Court by
Judge kill!ts. Adolph h Benesch and
Elias j. Beach. brokers who were con-
victed with Cardwell. were fined $3.50
and $3.50 respectively.
DR. Cardwell was not IN u when
sentence was imposed. lie IL said to he
seriously IL lie ard hts co~de.endants
were fNund guilty last March, hut Judge
K!llits postponed sentence AZ the request
OF their attorney. George Gordon Bat
tie,
Or, Ca-dweli was the inventor OF the
device for Transmitting messages by
means Of a typewriter. The machine
was never a commercial success. a,
though experts say me invention Y com
p'cted would have been feasible. The
Federal authorities d,d rot object 10 the
device 50 much as 10 the manner in
which the stocS was sold, the promoters
maintaining In their literature that the
telegraph typewriter was not only a
success scientifically but was In use.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
MOVIE COMPANY IN LEASE.
Distributors Locate on Fifth Ave.
stores ana Lofts Rented.

The Paramount Pictures Corporation,
william W. H~odkinson president. has
rented for n long term OF years for use
as executive offices the ninth floor at the
corner OF Fifth avenue and F~orty-frst
street In the new Rogers Poet Build
ing. Horace s. Ely & Co. and the Cross
n Brown Company negotiated the ans
acton. The leasing company handles
the output of the Famous Players Com
rany. Jesse l.. Lasky Feature Films
Company and the Bostwick Company.
Pease & Gilman have leased the store
and basement in 57-6i West Thirty
eighth street to Louis Metzger q Co.,
dealers In millinery novelties. who have
been located on lower Broadway for a
number of years.
William a. White & Sons have rented
for Samuel Brody the entire building a,
30 Water street to II. Brimberg.
Charles u. Walker has leased a loft
In ia Centre street to King Calendar
Company: additional space in 210-2l2
Canal street to Kurz Electric Company
a loft In $50 Centre street to Sandow
Tool Company "A loft in l16 Centre
street to the Peerless Machine Company
and n loft in 1871 Grand stree. to Man
heimer n Bender.
VI. Forman a. Co. have rented a loft
at rs West Fifteenth stree, 10 Max
Blumberg a loft at l47 West Twenty
NTH street TO Herman Scheer $500
feet at 1914 West Thirty-seventh stree,
TO De Martin 4 Warmes to II. u. Rubin
the fifteenth floor at 36-3s West Twenty
NTH street a floor at $40 West Nine
teenth street to the National Garmepi
Company and 1000 feet to Goldberg a
Freund at 147 West Twenty-nfth street
Robert II. Raincy has leased the
building at 81 vesey street 10 the
Peerless Creamery and Dairy Equip
ment Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
Rig PARK AVENUE
BUILDINGS PLANNED
= Augustus Meier Forms Com
pany to Improve Central
Railroad Holdings.
uSCHEL IN A DEAL

Unusual activity on Park avenue is
,,,,,,,ed In the formation at Albany
,,,,srday Of two companies which VIII
.A,,k. Development work on that i'm
...,,r, APARTMENT house thoroughfare.
10. a, the companies. the ago Park Ave-
.,. co-poratior, If capitalized at $780,
.an and while 10 definite information
"a he had last night concerning its
,,,p. is understood that the company
~eo,ismplstos acquiring and improving
A.. blockfrort on the west side OF Park
.,,,p. be,wcen %Fitty-hfth and Fifty
,,,h streets with n great modern spar'-
Ven, c. Augustus Meier and Arthur I.
p-ovn are named as incorporators OF the
reg company.
Tho NJ per;y involved In the transac-
,os IS one OF the holdings of The New
yo-k Central Railroad II fronts 200.l0
20, on Park venue and 1913 feet on
,,eh street. Most OF the land has been
rTred for about ten years by the rail-
,oaA company, but last month IT ac-
oplred So East Fifty-sixth street from
Nv James Bshop, by which purchase the
Ma, was sauared out. With this pur-
,base .he railroad owns from 20 to SO
East Fifty-nfth street. So to IS East
Fny.six,h street and t2t to 42s Park
avenue. including eleven dwellings.
When reports were first heard Of the
sa,e Of this plot to the 420 Park Avenue
Company, then OF course not formed. IL
vas said that the house they would
.-ec, would be the finest building OF its
hind hat New York had seen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
SEVEN NEW BRONX FLATS.

Plans were filed yesterday by Bronx
builders for structures which will cost
s392,lj0, including seven apartment
houses to cost $4,000 600. All are OF the
Ave story type The Davidson Realty
Company Henry Cleland president. will
erect one on the south side Of fremont
avenue l23 feet east OF Anthony avenue
6s.7Xll3.6. at a cost of $4,000. The
lnfantino Realty Company, Giovanni
Batt!sta president. will build on the west
side OF Batheate avenue 40 feet north
Of lS2d street, +sNh54, at "A cost OF
s45 600. Lucian Pisclotta planned both
OF these houses. On the west side OF
University avenue. 200 feet south OF
l90th street. George Coburn Construction
Company will build on plot 50xS7 at a
cost OF $1,000 from plans by Moore g.
Landseldel. -Four flats will be erected
by the 1910 University Avenue Com
pany on the east side OF that avenue l25
feet south OF Brandt place from plans
by Emery Roth and kreymborg Archi-
tectural Company. The cost will be
5000, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19

WEBSTER Az ltB5-lt7b, Hll-SSecurity
Mtg 60 to Adolf Klein and ano, az r.
llSih -, b yrs from June |. 1915: atty,
Saml Bi'terman, 800 Bway....... $3.50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
MONSES


srpREME COURT. COUNTY OF KINGS
-BOAl:D OF HOME MISSIONS OF THE
PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH Is TIE
YORK CRY Mission sOStETY. Iilin-
tins. against BOARD or FOItEIGN Mis-.
cRRrRcH IH the TrN1rEib, sTfAirIIEisH So
AMEEICA, BOARD or THE CHCECu
ERECTION FUND OF THY: GENERA!.
fMTrTRfn iE %r TUE Ed GTNtrrfiRRr hi r a5iI IN y
FOR PROMoTiNG rHE GoSFEL AM6Sd
sEAMEN rs THE PORT or NEW YORK.
PRESBYTERIAN BOARD OF RELIEF
lOk niSABLrD MINISTER'S AID rHE
WIDOWS ASD ORPHANS OF pEtEAEED
FRIEND SOCIETY CONGREGATlONAL
NEW YORK. AMERICAS BIBIE So
Getty. JoHN II FREEMAN ANNE. J.
ktsLLUM Ghe name Mary boing nc
Thereby the Chfis,ian name Of The wife
~ amy. Of The said George .o,lum. ne
true Christian name % his wife. 10 any.
ELLA G. EARLE. as ESyritriX u the
Las, VIII and. Testamcnt % Charles NJ.
y EACH OF THEN
Yor Il HEREBY SUMMONED TO
70 serve a copy Of your answer on the
Plaintiffs, Att2rneys, within tMenty days
df'er the service Of This summons, tN-
elusive OF the day Of service. and "a case
Of your failure TO- appslr or answer. yudg-
ment Will be- taken Against YOU by default
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated. New York. AnrN l.. 1918.
PARSONS. CLOSSON & NICKNAME.
P!aintirs' Attorneys. Once 4 Post
once Address. 40. q. william street,
Borough Of Manhattan. The CITY OF
New York. y. Y.
To:
Annie J. Freeman. George Re'lun.
MARY Kellum tthe name "Nary" being
fictitious. II being intended to designate
any, OF ne said Genrre Ke,lum. the trus
Christian name. of Ms vile. II any. being
unknown to the Plaintiffs. and John II.
Freeman. and each Of them:
The foregoing mmo IL served upon
you by publication pursuant 20 an order ~
Hon. Frederick y crane. one OF thu Trs.
does Of the supreme court of me STATE %
New York. dated the -N'h dav % May.
1915, and Med with tho comp .tut iu me
9iice o. The Clerk OF Kings COUNTY i1 'hs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
HARRY FTsCHBL TO BUILD.

Harry F1schel Is another who Is con-
,emplat!ng a large structural operation
on Park avenue. He is not ready yet.
however. to tell about II. At Albany
yesterday he formed the Park Avenue
improvement Company. with a capital
o, s?5, 900, with himself. David Kraus
and Herbert =. Goldstein as directors.
.ir. Fschel said last night that he would
be ready 10 tell OF his plans in n few
days, or as soon as he closed negotia-
tons which he IL carrying on. 1t will
be remembered hat Mr.. Fischel recently
purchased the Wilson property at the
southeast corner OF Fifth avenue and
Fof,y-third street, on which he intends
10 erect a tall loft building. Contrary
10 reports Mr.. Fischel said last night
that that deal has not fallen through,
tIt that he is going ahead with the con-
.tsmrlated operation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
AUCTION LOTS REsOLD.

PATTERNED LANE - Elizabeth
Digs has sold through George v.
McSally the southwest corner Of
Felth'r5ed lane and Jesup avenue.
tjoli i've n one-half lots. fronting
.'l ,eet on the lane and 147 feet on
u avenue. and containing a fins old
cvelhns Mary y. McManus Is the
buyer. Negotiations are pending by
The same broker for another sale II
the property to a builder. At auction
tar.sr .u the week the plot was sold
!or $4,000.
UNIVERSITY AVENUE-O'Rellly q
Dam have sold for a client 22i0 Uni
'eFs.,y avenue, a n family dwelling.
o. plot i-Nl00. The purchaser gave in
par, payment 46S West 18TH street. a
one family dwelling. on plot 25xl0O.
EAST li2D STREET-kurz & Cren
have sold for the Nosam Corporation
10 Mrs. Henrietta c. Green 1855 East
1874 street, Il three story three family
dwelling in front, and a two story
rear dwelling. on lot 25x100. The
plot, +Oxl20. on the west side of CHS
holm street, 10 feet north OF Free
man street, recently sold. was given in
exchange.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ana address OF lenders at
torney)

WIZ HhHe oHH euNlcss ''""V' : ~
torneyD
ncrH ST; NJ, A,'hgy AZ, i,S,'2S
Dollar saw bank; atty. LtNow, M.K 4
W. IS CEDAR s't.,s' .,x,oo ~ ap1'
lgO7-Frances Helm 20 the Union T,us,
Go, atty. y de r Foster. 10 Wal
g, So. ooo
l22p ST. . .. 100 . Pl.assn, sv. %i7eloS
llsx-xloO II. Mar !, lssi-spercer A
tanning TO Thos O ( waiter r Pe,tenj
at'ys Deyo & .Rauertorr III nway $1,000
xs,sx-, M.r i i~sn.srsncer 4 Fan.
ming TO Thos q & water II Patient
at,vs, psyo a Bauerdort. III Broad
Nooo
"9eis9f5i1' Dec ?. 'lssG'sarnsn YI.< 70
LIME Sanger; atty. T q co. l7e Road
way $4,000
6. !; FL; S:d,. ! T;$iy {; A% S;a,{ 2
way so 900
1897; 81 r ST n q. $50 to H nTayiu 'i fii.sn 49, s Jn1
JF Rogers, tNew Chambers =! 500
lb2D ST, n 8. s?tb " Bwav, 2tTNl99l0N
2tPXl9al 10. Mar 2. lall-Sars TO Annie
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
LIS pENDENS,


l30TH ST n ., $50 u nv 5,h Rv. -x,sIlx
ir',g -tfnisEart Ind SAY Bank agt Ellen
N'akim 'forec'os OF Mtg attyS. Il
4 p = O'tiorman.
1000 81, n $50 w Amsterdam av. max
loollN lrrcg-'Ity Rca. Estate co az.
MaNneid COnst CO ., al t,oreclo, or
mtg ATTY, II Swain.
AN. : " cor ll5th 81. :5txs4 io-Jul.s
J VA, ast Henry A Winrert =, a. ,f're-
cos OF mtg'. hitNs, Chalmers & Wood
ilsTH ST, 20 E-Esteue sclo''e e, a. agt
Aruie Alexander 81 IA. tfureclos OF mtg.
atty. Il Hofheiiner.
NTH ST 80 ". 4 l?s,h o.. 81 w-Ei,
J Ireshy agt Louisa u Simpson action
houtRrr 4 scha,loN
'oTH ST cor 'oth sv, soSs?-Norher,
Il Prerdereas agt Chas 4 wingert
,..f'rC,.os OF mtg ATTY. " J Egan.
ls3b SF, n 5, ?6'.l0 II " 7th sv, lFllxloO
ko1w"nhoYen Estate, InG agt Elgen.
Leach n Williams
l22p ST, n $. .,o u tn av. 10 lorioo-
kouwsnhoN.n Estates, Inc. agt suther-
land O Taylor - a. Horec,os Of mtg ;
ai,yI LEACH 4 Williams,
walter . A'thouse ct al Camended fore,
clos - mtSl atty. VI Swain.
9th ST, ii6 r-Iohu y Mahony ar, Ma.
Lyons ct a! (ameried 'or-clos OF m,Fi ;
,sssTl,iXi sFrih ~ Ms'' My-Lsvr.,,. 9 ,omn.,
agt Rich Herman ct a. t.orec'o. o,
mig); attya Du,'on & Klsheimer.
Bronx.
zap ST, q 100 q College av. sox,oo-
Wayne le'oe. agt Sarah Morris ct a
,t.rcr'os % mtgJi si;ys, krakower &
it3p ST, a. 100 e College av. so.,oo-
Norecios OF MTG attys Krakowsr 4
Peters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
1ROoKLYN APARTMENT SITES.

TIE Kraslow Construction Company
has sold 10 Wolfnger Il Salisbury the
lire plot Of ground on Prospect Park
southwest opposite the Fifteenth street
entrance 10 Prospect Park. The prop
rTy consists OF a vacant plot $50 feet
o. the t~horoughtare and 100 dep. The
b'yers will improve the plot with four
roy apartment buildings. The project
VI! involve upward OF $4,000. The
rev buildings will accommodate sixty
tour families, or sixteen families each.
The Rockmore Realty Company has
sod the northwest corner OF F'orbell
avenue ard Glen street, a two story
tnck dwelling. on lot 20xlo0. to William
n Funke and Emma X. Funke 9fls
fopea avenue, a two story brick dwell
ing on a plot lsxll5. TO Bertha l..
costa and 563 Eldert lane. a two story
o7ck dwelling, on lot lsxl00. 10 N!r-
GINA Turner.
JOIN Pullman has sold the plot <0x
!oo on the south side OF Fifth street.
.ecween Seventh and Eighth avenues,
'of James Phillips 10 Charles Obermier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
APPEAL FOR EXPRESS STOP.

The Throgs Neck Taxpayers Asso-
citation will hold a mass meeting on
Friday evening at the Westchester Re-
publican club to o interest in the
petition now before the Public Service
Commission regarding the designation
Of Westchester square as the location
for an express station or the subway
extension.
The Real Estate Owners Protective
Association viii meet AT the Hotel Ma
iestic on Monday evening. when Miss
Grace G. Strachan, president of the
PETERBOROUGH Association OF Women
Teachers. will deliver an address.
The last meeting OF the season OF tho
Real Estate owners Protective Asso.
citation will he held at tho Hotel Ma.
jestic Monday evening.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
NEW RE,S0Y CORPORATIONS.

The GLOWING realty corporations were
chartered A. Albany Yesterday:
-Four Twenty Park Avenue Company,
Manhattan. capital, $500. 900; directors, G
Augustus Meier, Arthur T Brown and Lola
:. Tuckhorn. New York city.
Park Avenue Improvement Company,
Manhattan; capital. 1000; directors.
Harry Fischel. David Kass and Herbert 5
Goldstein, New York city.
J II. l., Company. Manhattan. capital.
5000, directors, Benjamin Rubinsky, John
!" Rubinsky and Lille Rub!nsky. New
YORK city.
Bargain Buyer Company. Manhattan
capital, 5000; directors, Arthur X. Wing,
/ Ross Mr1omhe and Frank II. G~errodette,
Brooklyn.
Lniy Real Estate Company, Manhattan
capital, s. GOO. directors. stephen Cardusso.
Constant j. sperco and Charles A sperco.
New York city,
Orviile Realty Company. The Bronx:
capital, q. 900: directors, John J. Knewitz.
Agnes O. Knewi'z and Eugene I. Drissch,
The Bronx.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
BROADWAY SALE CLOSED.

The Douglas Robinson. Charles s.
Brown Company and Maiston a Co.
negotiated the sale OF 434 to AIS Broad
way. a nine story office building on
plot 60.I0xg7.s. at the northeast corner
OF Howard street. for the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company. Ttle will be
passed to the Howard street n Broad
way Corporation, Alfred J. Hudson,
president. This property was mentioned
as having been taken by interests
headed by Louis J. Horowitz In consid-
Grafton Of a loan OF 81. 900. 900 on the
old Hoffman House and Aibermarle
Hotel properties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19

Louis Schlesinger has sold for Joseph
F. 1mfcld to the J. II. Mayzel Company
los orchard street. southwest corner OF
Camp street. Newark, n. j.. CONSISTING
Of a plot 30xl5i and running to Elder
place, on which there Is a frame resi-
dence. which will be razed and a four
story brick apartment house erected, ar
RANGED for tw~enty-three families. The
apartment will be ready for occupancy
about October I.
Louis Schlesinger has sold for Alex
ander Lelong 49s, 500, 502 Belmont ave-
nue.. Newark. y. j., a vacant plot 73xl25.
between Bigelow and Runyon streets,
to Nathan Kantorowitz, who will i'm
prove the property with three three
family houses.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
NEW CHURCH ron IBID STREET.

Plans have been fled with the Man
haitian Bureau OF Buildings by Nicholas
~Serracino. architect, for the construction
of "A two story church edlfce for the
congregation OF the Roman Catholic
Church Of the Sacred Heart, the Rev.
Joseph CongedO, rector, at 300 to 3l5
East Thirty-third street. 1t will be very
plain in design, following the ancient
Gothic design, and will have a frontage
OF 81 feet and "A depth OF ss feet. The
cost has been estimated at s35 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
BUY LONG ISLAND CITY HOUSES.

ehArles b Farwell has sold for the
noaSenhoven Estates a two story resi-
aence on plot 50xl00 at as North Henry
,!ee' Astoria for Mrs, Sarah l.. X.
.Ia.nes A " o story dwelling on plot
,.1sV az iG2 Steinway avenue, Long
I,'aha CITY. 10 Harry s. New and for
.'HV { Fredericks two nine room
uses on plot 50x75 at $50 and 67l
rrraotH avenue, Astoria. just south of
''1snhg avenue, to Christian Hefner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
TRADING N wEsTcHEsTER.

a. a frederick has sold at Yonkeis
,Io, N@.h avenue, a colonial dwelling, on
~, !AA''', 70 Or. a, j Smith also
Nh, 't 80 and rs Bennett venue on
''S!"N, 10 Harry NJ. wilkins.
"oI',aa0" Estates has sold 10 specu-
~. o4l''rS " plots AT GreenAcres
n, 'oA''. on Walworth avenue nd
iTTn'hR Gilmore Court ths other on
,sw GH''n avenue. nearly opposite the
Ia rfe'Ndnrcs school site. Houses will
"sfec'ed on both plots.
b. :" NG'r. House Company, headed
IA 'e,,'fH Fountain 81 Scarsda!e, has
G,.. houses IN Wdlworth avenue,
nbr. a''', 'o Jacob y. Neahr on Feni-
On uI.'H ~ MIS-. May Dsrickson. and
~ Az Walwor,h nvenue, 10 Kirby Thomas,
%sruc,lon ""' '"'" unoor Jon
M.dh1e' Bradley 4 Son have sold
"S' + J.. sperry OF Sierra Madrs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
OLD METROPOI.E TENANT.

J.. J. Lus!ere. proprietor OF the Man
sion House. Brooklyn. Is the lessee Of
the old Metropole property At AZ 10
l5l West Fortv-third street. Accord
ing to plans fled. Mr.. Luslers contem-
plates altering the first and second
floors into a restaurant. The upper part
OF the building will be used as a hote'
men. II. l.. Quick. architect. has
the cost OF making the changes
i9n. nnn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
APARTMENTS FOR BR ooKLYN.

Two Ave story brick apartment build
ings are to be erected by the Realty
Circle Corporation on the north side OF
Jefferson avenue, ESQ feet east OF Bed
ford avenue on a plot b0xloO. The
plans for the buildings have been filed
with the Building Bureau by Shampsn
& Shampan. architects. Each building
will accommodate twenty-three families
The project is estimated TO cost upward
~ $50. 600.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
STUDERNKER IN l.. I. CITY.

Tn Degnon Contracting Company has
started the erection OF a building for
the ~Studebaker Company in Long Island
City on the west side of Annabelle ave-
nue. l40 feet south OF Knott avenue.
The structure will be four stories high,
OF fireproof concrete construction. with
a frontage OF 100 feet and a depth OF
10 feet. A long term lease OF the prop
er,v has been contracted for by the
Studebaker corporation. II will be used
A. the main assembling and distributing
station in the East.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
NENTS MANY EIATS.

Isldore thinner has leased $40 to
3Ii Manhattan avenue. near flith
street. for Ave years at an aggregate
rental OF 5000. through Pease & El.
liman; also 249 TO 1853 West 18TH
street. three nve story houses. through
Charles Galewiski 4 Co., and Milton
Court. AZ 1890 Fulton avenue, q six
story house. for ive yeArs. through FL
mer Freund.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
PLANNING MORE rLATs.

]. NJ. Felson. architect. 10 preparing
plans for two Ave story apartments for
the Osborne Construction Company to
be erected on the west eide OF University
avenue. 30 feet south OF lsoth street,
zach building to measure 5oSl0o and to
cost $780, o He Is also preparing plans
for two four story apartments TO be
erected at the southeast corner OF Roch-
ester avenue and hocoln place. The
corner house. 4oxlo0, will cost $4,000
and the inside one, 5oxlo0. will cost
$4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
MOVIE TO DE LOFT.

THIRD AVENuE-Georre W. Brettell
has sold for the Emode Company,
John " Dcgelman president, to a
Mr Spermsn, 2l3s Third avenue,
south OF ii7th street, a three story
tf.cs building. on lot 26xlO0. IL will
be altered from a moving picture
house Into a store and lofts.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY RENTED.

S. Osgood Pell a Co. have leased for
Whitney Lyon the Point House prop
erty in Fleming Park, Larchmont. y.
Y, fronting on the Sound near the
Lsrchmont Yacht Club. 70 James @.
Hamilton. a former director and secre-
,ary OF the American Beet Sugar Com
pany.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
FLATS NEAR WASHINGTON 50.
Six story Building 20 Ne Erected
on Warrington Place.

Plans have been hled by Frank c.
Vitoio. architect. for the construction OF
an eight story f%reproof tenement house
at 70 and 81 Washington place for the
Foglia sso settlement Building Company.
John l.. Fogllasso president. II Will
have a frontage Of a. feet and a depth
OF 10 feet. The cost has been estimated
AT $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-06-19
DOWNTOWN TENEMENT PLANS.

or the west side OF Hudson street 500
feet south of Barrow street a SIX story
tenement house with stores is to be
erected for the Charles !. Weinetein
Realty Company. II will have a 'front.'
age Of Isll feet and "a depth OF Sc feet.
Charles b Meyers is the architect and
has estimated the cost at si2,5