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The Cross & brown Company has
lensed large space in 1874 Wes: sixty
second street 10 II. Woltran, Charles
Gimbel and Samuel Friedeneerg space
In 1890 Broadway to the Auto Mort
gage company. WRyns oil Pump Com
rany, Beverly Towles. NJ. II. Beckett
and q. y. Armstrong loft IN tt9-6i
West Fifty-second street 10 the Mara
thun Fire and Rubber Company.
Tie Duross Company has leased 1900
square zoe. In 1915 Perry street 20 bon
all : Maokay ror a tcrn g.! years
store AZ N03 Greenwich street :" G"orr"
Y Fsu. ard ;ho store at 713 Washing
ton street 20 Strphauo ScrraN'o
.toEn I clancy y co ana spear <
CO have leased the ,1p loft IN sG9-sll :
Brodlalr 20 Harris Gpldsi.iu
Juh.. J knVauarh N,s leased the par
lJr floor s'prc IN "37 Madison avenue 10
Inoz C'Irke, dealer IL ladies ilne waists
and novelties.
Tho Brett \ Goode Company has
leased the second Hoor N Ito Kec'
building at 7-ii West Forty-dfth stre"'
rps 4 term OF years 1" charles =. Naudcll
60, dealers l1 leather screens ard
wall decorations
VI 4 J.. Hess have leased the third
floor at rs Astor Q'aco 'or a term -
the Empire Knee Pants Company thc
iiitli floor nj l55 F.tta avenue 20 N.
Duublesse Manufacturing Company a.
sales and stock room for aces ami en-
hroId.ries space on tho eighth r.o0r al
1856 West FW.nty-thlrn street TO ~.
United Novelty Company space on ~
eighth floor a. i'2-it Fast N.neteart.
street To- Row Pet, SON Il 60, and tHr.t
floors containing 5000 square feet a
2i-6 West Twenty ;if;h stree;
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TTPE OF MARKET
BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

Connected TO every corner OF -he country
by ribbons Of steel and with oversee
food fields through the Dutch Kills canal
tho project was enthusiast ically received
by Mr. peterss associates.
since New York had no central mar
ket place the food interests Of the
world would ba glad 60 favor the Long
Island market. u was explained. 4
central market with the necessary rail-
road facilities wac economically inn
possible In Manhattan. For that reason
Mr.. Peters thought that opposition 20
his market would I've slight and hs
re asoued right. for his market plan has
received encouragement in every quar-
ter. Even the state Food Commission
appointed n few years ago by Gov.
Sulxer 20 investigate the food problem
OF New York spoke highly Of the Long
Island proposition. ard ia fact said that
this plant would do much TO reduce the
handling charges. which ad been found
to be one Of ttss chief causes for tae high
cost ~ food IN New York.
With confidence in me soundness Of
his scheme strengthened by the favor
able views Of others. Mr.. Peters COM
miseioned an architect who had con-
siderable experience in designing mar
ket places 20 study those OF IN. old
world which wsro credited with heing
superior In area, arrangement and de-
tails which worked 10 the advantage OF
the consumer nnd producer and the COM
munity generally. Three years were
spent in this study. Tho foreign nar.s
were compared and the good features
appropriated by the American designer
All thass have been Incorporated In
the big food station which the I.ons
| Island Railroad will erect in Long
Island City. Besides emboding tho fea-
lures which have made Tcurope's markets
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S45,6Ot,OOO YEAR FOR
BROOKLYN BUILDERS
5,121 Structures Planned,
hut Only 3.79t Were
Completed.

Building construction n Beovkiya
buildings and s?,o3lilo in cost over
the totals of 1914. During 1915. permits
were granted FOR 5,i2i buildings 20 Coz
4o,3oO 600 a. compared with 2,3i5 Per
n,its FOR 1919 buildings 20 cost s3s.-
2salSb In 1914. Of the 5t2l new huild-
inl~. for whlch plans were filed, 2,;sS
costins s33,il3.T2o were Completed.
This compares with 7,h3 buildings,
costing s3li6n,71o, completed 80 1910.
an Increase o: 3li buildings and 81
?52?50
Permits were '.led also Tor alterations
TO 1894 buildings 10 COS. Sj.3Ol,25i In
the pest year against alterations to T.
o66 buildings costing S@.s"3,i22 IN 1914
an Increase g: 2.%2N op, ratiouS and ST.
sgS.loa Tho combined orcrttlon- dur
ing 1915 assresatod SiJ.Spl>ji, An IN.
crease 90 s3.72t.j4i
TIE last month ot ths year shorel
the greatest ac'iNity. plaus were 'ile,l
tacn for al rev buildings 20 cost sa,-
sss,l25 as compared With 23s new hulld
inga costing a ,3:U. ZOO ~ DocemhSr.
1914. a gain or S2,5'5,e:j ~ more ths'
so per cent.
Tenement operations during tne zee
Approximately S1i,0oc. 900 vent into
more than 500 apartments N1.l. SO.
100000 was speft for noariy $50
small dwellings,.
Most % IL" rAw construction va
alons tho subway routes and elevate
extensions. The Bay Ridge sect.o,.
showed the creates gain. \ vv~i'aN'
boom developed there Immediately fc,
lowing ~, announcement az Tho cyten.
sion ~ tie Fourth aNclIc subway. TIE
East New York section bordering on IN,
county line also showed unusual srtiv
| ity as a result Of tn" operation Of n.
Liberty avenue elevated extension.
! Block Front developments were cor
| mon IN Fay Ridge. Two a~d tire
! family houses were popu.I~ tlero Az.
also along tho Liberty avci.ue elevated
extension
Operations IN the Williamsburg sec
| ton showed decrease y-g. IN. 80 Ne e
"A fev worthy Of ln,a'lpu, sard IN cNo
! Eastern phrSUay section there w.r.
several biz ol,el a'.ous chiofl. ~ 'ne fou
story type of apartments
| CONNIE rc.al dcVcluprr-'I, WIS sti-rI.
! iatei by war Cr,is.' business
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TR AIDING IN RROOKINN.

Sol Feinberg and Friedman Fed
man have sold 2S9 and c.i Emerson
place, two four story houses, each on
lot .5xloo. Tho property was held at
$4,000.
x. A Schlesing has sold the four
Family dwelling az 1875 Linden street
for John and Anna Sauer 20 Joha
Koerig.
X. \, Storzs has sold FOR Seraano
Cclestino the one family cottage. on
plot ioxio0. at i4s Sevsn,y-fourth
street.
A. r. Mathews Inns sold 80 Herman
and katherine schultz ls41 and 1S+a
Madison str'-t. R!dgewood, dwelling on
plot 55xl00. for s22.6o0,
Henry Apgar has sold the three story
brick na's AT e9S Kent avenue. near
-" kalp avenue. TO Frank keHrns, who
Will make extensive alterations.
Frank \. Saver & Co. have sold the
on" family brick house at oS9 Seventy
second street for Theodore Wells TO a
client.
Tie Buckley Horton Company has
sold 49, McDonough street, three
stoig and basement dwelling, near
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GREAT COMEBACK OF OLD SHOPPING STREET
FEATURE OF THE REAL ESTATE MARKET

T.. ,or,N5A.% ~ Wcst Tuea'y-,hirl
street il tho talk of the r"al'. mdsl''
Having htcn deserted hy = class nc bus
u.ss which had brought Il worldwide
fame ~ ou" OF She sniartC-t shopping
cones ~ New YORK.. thc question was
asked VNnt would take the playcs lei'
vacant Ny the shopping moyemer: 20
the upI"" f;tth avenue zone. u "as
g question thar Interested the city Sinc"
Twenty third street was one % .'s he>t
known streets.
With no crowds aid carriages, the biz
store windows p,nstered with to let
Signs and advertising placards. the stree;
presented a sorry appearance, 1hous
III" shopping crowds and carriages ~"
int TO b" seen, tho runhcr "t 10 I"'
signs and vacant windows has h's'i
greatly reduced. The central Ner'antil"
Association has collected q number of
facts regarding Tweuty-th'rd stree
witch are most interesting
The ASSOCIATION finds that SIS Ter
cont OF the stores and Easements be
tween Fifth and seventh AVENUES On
Twcnty.third street are occupied to-day
O. the Offices and lofts, Z, per cent
a.. ocrupiod. From Fifth to seventh
avenue there are approximately -,6N',"
, dN5 square feet Of business space, ~
which 43S.O20 square feet only 20 per
, cent. are available for business to-day
or these 26>i, ,0Ou squar, feet 69S,36n
represented store and basement prop
crtiCs aud 2,uj6.325 snuar" feet oG1 =
and loft space.
The vacancies include the old Eden
Musee building. which had to he re
ported as "all vacant when the ttbu-
lailon was made since then Morimura
I Bros. rated a. the leading lapanrse inn
: porting house in the country, has closed
/ A lease for six floors in the new twelve
! story structure which is to he erected
u!l the site Of the old museua!. and IN"
greater part % the remaining six floors
I has ALREADY been rented, THIS building
! Is 30 NE completed in ortobcr
: Ot the promises Inspected by the Mcr-
Cantiln Association u was evident that
=, -nr n"wrr, MODERN buildings showed the
higher occupancy Ia nearly al in
, stances All ar 81 per cent. nf the space
! uf such bu'ldines had found ready ton
ants
! Among tno many prominent Arms
! winch have recently located on THIS
| crusS,toWu street arc Young Bros, Mat
took " Graham. Rarsc " HOPKINS, Her
/ liner Srraus Il Meyer; Lax Berg
| hcIryr, " I.ow.nsteln n Sous, cornelius
| stack. schultz Realty Company, Loeb n
! SCho.ntlrld, = Herbert 4 60. rittSburg
Lamp. Brass and Glass Company Mont
gon.-rN, Ward \ CO., Grimm 20,
| rairpOint CORPORATION, :, S'clnfrId ~
| co., seymour Cravat Company. illtmor"
! Waist company, Lawrence Il CO., East
ern Manufacturing Company, hnondaga
| Pottery Company. +. n Patrick \ co,
l.. " NJ DrU hermann. Eastern Millinery
| Association. ANN, Ihoe Corporation
| American Cyanamd Company and tna
Barimorc Roofing and Asbestos Com
pauv
Renting In Twcnt, third street
reached i,s he,sht uI.iy within the last
few months. Judging from the state
mrnts made ihy various realty men dur'
Ing the Central NeNantilc Association ;
recent survey one Of tho large rul
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this square. south from th. H-i mar
i.et Will be a building FOR fruits and 4
big storage place divided 10y track
with a cipa rity for twelve cs,rs.
Along Hunters Point avenue ana en-
tending from tho open mark.. Spuaic
20 Hayward STREET X 10 be 10. genera.
market house Thrc. i,g blocks IRE -
b" devoted . meats and vegetables Hith
cold storage plants connected. Oua of
whirn will h. rine stores high The
area IL in q network 60; tracks The
Nontauk "Ttoff runs h-OIgh the ceEtr"
e IL" property Sidiugs Wi no built
rom this lead.uS into every on" ~ ~.
market buildings
The rallroan owns the proprr'y. TIE
market would have gone up wears ago
! but the railroad interests dii not care
1 TO he too hasty with tins development
| spprupriat'r,S its funds for railroad pur.
;roses. whit, ~. district built w sut'i.
cen.ly 90 encourage such biz project.
/ Everything has been thought nut and
| planned and only awaits the fu.h,'nent
| o. n few t'A!ngs to be launched one ~
/ these IL finance. hut T. " III. leas- OF
! the tri''es. 20 Il has been said.
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aVe
IhouEn me Soarn OF H,ue'n n,v" ',,. r.,,y
much tme ana iaoor "oIhIns ou' ,s,,.,
puIu',lH ""e ~ .N." ", .,,sr,,,. a.
ihev hnd So eminent an "u.noi,' Ii
tu"oipi "!'er t' hhli,i,e ti'' ' -,
th"utn nicn.'.c.s' oi''ue We 80. saya
fNeIN Nn""s ' ,t., has
that " IS the pest 'nht hhE e''E no"
huild"rs ana owners OF real ESTATE ,''''',V. M
go ahead ana nuiia unner " wNn @ ans
ice'lns q! security. pecauSe VIZ ~
'Neh'loh bureau VI tne rne .i''
mas pfomu.shteu ruIer anu ies"'n.'o.'.
feear"'hs ouiiu'"s eNi's '.cn ~.
Ne'ia"'e WIN wv 'o'e ,,Io ,, ',e" -
any one putting up oulIdlhs III accoru-
ance win 'hs new Cnde may nave 70 'sa'
IL apart ana prov'uc uluere't eA,s NV, We
iore me rire treVeh.ioh bureau VIII per
mt the structure TO oe occupied
Many instances on tnis k'''o nav uee',
reported 10 ths AuVlsorE ouhch "' Isea'
Estate interests VINO seehlhs Ilsht on
tho subject. asked Joseph ~ HaH"It1'
head of the fifc freNenioh bureau' ro'
his views In his opinion IN 40 fhr as
the regulations or the flfe bepartIhent
diner IRON the exit requirements OF .he
Bnllung Code' tne Tuies OF ule flre De-
par'theht WIZ tahe Preceuehce hiter une
nn''hlnS mas become occupIen. to"e'er'
ne states that every eHoft rs Oe"Is
eNerted TO revise the reconlnieiioalons ot
I 'i'' f'' btp'ii 'i'ici'' o' 90 " ''''s -"
! AS nearly IN accotd WIN tne aihehueu
proVis'ons oi the ne" buiIdihs ,oue "e
- poss'ple' -,..-
! Nn,le W. ueparu,e..,s a. lt.,
3 upoh ,he e"H'e "'a''ei' W .,h".,i''S %
"uu'eu as e'EHs' 10 eN'"'"us AZ.
poss,ple 10 huaran.'e nsa'hst 'o'.'''',
50 loht as we rne ,"nli''IssIoie.
i'dnc r'sP"HslnIe TOT see'"s INV "u'Lu
. lhes ef" r'"Vlued WIN hneq"ate .N'
"a "',Iss' 'ne,o 's neVessa'l! Inn % ~
Va "ls''n'' Nv 'o. ~ ~. -,
u" .h'erestS "l urliI"iiHt!' IesuI"tlo'9
Mnrn IN lI' yuds'heht "Ie i,lauepual le'
fH.herH"rc' e'eh u the reg ula,ions
7'"''t es't' PieevriDeu '!' '''s 'u''''l.s
''' '"'' Wv aVcep'eu pH me rhe I'm I'm
,IIr>'oi'i "'' III patH'udl Vase sun,
IHp"l' '"'t P.rt w th'se Iesua,''n
| NaNe" Wy ths 'urerin'e.uent vi hu'iu-
| hts "l,h'u. consuming tile IRE b,psi
n,e"' .ne Ie 'on''',Ss.oI'er ihaI h'u u
'"N ''ty " ..qu'te ,ha'ses '' ''' F,ll
'"N "'n OK ''s nu',d'!s ai,sr ~ mas pe,
- '' - W.
- ''"' ''|''4' A">"!' w '"'''e''
| '"
- N'ei.' 10 ne NAV uniformly WouIi
~ pTo'ho'eh II ei,ner 'l' fHe 'oillhnls-
S'"''' "ei" uepri'tn OF any authority
10 tePuIe 'N'S III aanl'i"n I" 'hoSt pre-
;, I"'N "N 'iis '"uo W oFuiidh'cS oi tH'
nIP'f fih."H"ei,' OF BuiIoIigs We're l'-
P"""' 10 "'I'i,' tnr WI hil"hs
S'''''h "E w" Ffe '"i.HleS'"I'"'
'.u were pronlni'ed IRON "tlVihs any
-
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80 bushes, centre - NcN Nrr.. ,1r
IFS boundaries H.. the yirEs bot. cud
Hu'.. .l ,"n'r"s and q r.~ cent. rf tao
r,op." entering New Nor, Inarn lower
NJ. na'rtg "a. ou-S ;Nc central usTcIu-
't'r district
II WIS furthcrmt"e pointed ou' 10y 'he
~. v"y that to Iistr.'' uftc}s the short
49, ,'rrag" delivery distiiccs - the
\cW N""E metropolitan area. II IS the
nns' lr-uly Developed maruft,'urius
c'uT e.. Now York. containing two
u.ri, IT New Works factory employees
."l urodurr- m an area only ou,.'hir.
',cH'l of NduNt'tar 30 per cent. OF tho
H.4pu=l'S UI1u'lctIr,s
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Long Island Railroad to
Make Big Improve
ment Covering Ten
City Blocks Where
Produce Of All the
World Will BE Sold
Great Structures Of
Concrete and Steel to
Be Centre Of FoodDis.
tribution in This City
Long Island Railroad to

Realization Of the ereateet foodstuff
market in the world is deprived New
York for the tine being ny few little
hhings 80 trivial in importance that none
n6 them Is expected To AFFECT the rapid
accomplishment of the plan 10 s'vo 10
Ehis city a market which in sizs. archi-
tectural treatment. transit facilities and
modern arrangement will be superior to
he best in the world. wl.oh is claimed
6y Paris
with Ralph Peters. president II the
koog Island Railroad, ss its chief spoi-
sor. there IL little reason 80 DOUBT rhat
lae project, which is 70 cost 5,0oo,"oo,
will DO put into physical form. The
market uill he erected In Long Island
City over a tfact, acres ia cxt"it. Hank
Ing the south side of the Dutch Kills
Creek. a tidewater body. and resting
between a web o' railroad tracks OF
the Long Island and Pennsy sylytn,a svs-
tens which lead to every producing
food centre on the American continent
A series OF big concrete structures from
xix TO nirc stories high. the market will
rover about q dozen ordinary city blocks.
Every building Will be a least three
times the height OF the Paris food
station and sevcral times 10 area Theso
Long Island marke; bJiliIngs will con-
tain miles Of floor space and trioSage FOR
several hundresi freight cars. President
Peters is really tho big man behind tho
venture.
Some ten years ago nj a time When
flie eyeat development work assoctated
with the Pennsylvania station in Man
haitian was being iaGinched ia Long
island City Mr.. Peters. full OF ideas that
would bring business IN his railroad. hit
on the market proposition. He was gar
ing out Of the window of his office In
Long Island City, the story goes pie
turing probably what the great i'm
provemert contemplated would look like
when completed. when his eyes lighted on
u loaded farm wagon rolling down jack
son avenue on its way to Manhattan
markets. The wagon had come from Far
out on the island and invest cation
showed that It had been on the road
several hours.
That wagon gave birth 90 the idea OF
making Manhattan come 80 Long Isla nd
Toy building there big market tina;
would handle tho products OF the world
The railroad man studied the scheme
and the more thought he gave to Il the
greater loomed the business prospects
OF such an enterprise for the Long
Island and the Pennsylvania systems
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MORE HOMES FOR ARvERNE.

The Lewis II. May Company sold for
the estate Of Louise Rodh. Sidney w.
Stern attorney. the northwest corner
OF Meredith and Ocean avenues. Ar
verne. a plot sOxi0c. 10 Margaret Hart
Miller. who will erect ;h-ee all year
houses for investment.
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FINE HOME At BRONxvILLE.

The knap & Wasson Company has
sold for the Sycamore Development
Company plot Of about six lots ~
the southwest corner = Avon road and
Prescott stree. At Sycamore Park,
PrOuxv.l,e The property has total
frontage OF nbou. 200 feet and viii lee
Improved with a residence Of the ,ieor-
s!an colonial Sty'c from pls:,s by jar
ui ne, H'W & MurdOCk
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AMoRT1ZNG LOANS IN 1855.
Queens Reeoras show system Was
Used ~ to 1900.

From 1888 TO 1900 amortization OF
mortgages, which is az present receiving
careful attcntioa. was carried un In the
old county ot Queens. according to rec
ords "a TIE county clerks Office IN
jamaica Going over some old records
last vecN County Clerk Leonard Ruoff
came across payment mortgage eNecu-
ted August /. 1885. given 10y the sheriff
OF Queens county to Narnisn Mitchell OF
"A r!ece Of propertr rear MiU,o!a H. the
town of North Hampstead
Records -. hlstal.mort pay7neu'. 'ol-
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BIN WICH PLACES.

Thomas y. cooke has sold n, Green
witch. Conn. ,hc Mcr-i;' l,owden farm
comprising abou, fifteen acres. on tn.
StaUwiah road. 10 j II. Fly Of New
York for Frederick ~. Palmer of Nor
walk. Conn. He also sold for Mr.. Pal
mnr ten acres an the same thorough
fare - New Noll; Client.
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lowed the mortgage ~ the old books
and when tho final payment was made
the mortgage Itself was cancelled by
tearing the slrnattI. OF the ,n"rtsa gee
from the book.
Th.s system was carried nn for thirty
-wo ye? - during which time there Is not
a singl. record OF n foreclosure where
a mortgage was issued under tire partial
pa, unsrt plan.
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RRONx APARTMENT HOMEs.

rlens for three new fve-story fats
were Aled T.. tho Bronx Yesterday.
Charles 7. Strce,er Construction Com
pany Will erect two AZ n cow or $780,
0O0. each boNssS, on tho north side OF
l9ith street, 20 feet cast NJ Briggs ave-
nuo. The third house will he put up
hv the Benenson Keaity Company on
the south side OF i55th street. 10 feet
east OF Courtlandt avenue. 50,6xs1.s.
at cost Of S5oCNo. Charles Srhsefer
Jr, designed AL three houses
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NEW ARK APARTMENT DEAL.

Feis. g. F.!s, have sold for Celia
Cowan of BrooAlyn 20 Louis kohsn
tho two apar,men; houses at 3l4-3ls
Belmon, avenue. ou plo. G"xls5. -
feet south Of Avon avenue Each con-
tains eight apartments.
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Southern Type Home to Be Built at
Kensington, l.. l.. by Sugar Ref1ner

Great Ne"k "oiory, which has many
fine hil houses alrcadv
II win bc of the Old southern Coio-
NAL type, q typc which Mr.. Warner
has come to know very well because
his business has brought hin, into lands
where this style q: dwelling Is famous.
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NATIONAL BROKERS TO MEET.
VIII Hold Three Days Convention
This Week at the NcAlpin.

The convention of the National Assoc
citation Of Realty Brokers viii he held
ir the McAlpin Hotel next Tuesday and
will continue for three days, the dele
gates viii be welcomed by Commissioner
Robert Adanson on behalf OF the city
% New York
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OIL 90. ON GOwANJs CANAL.

Tho Pure r.i Company. subsidiary 10
the standard pN Compary, has bought
through Messi'ue 4 'Irrrsu n" o'prN
front on Go"lnus Canal rua'..l ~ 'ron
raf'pll street 20 ','st street where u
WIN erect TANKS and 1uuprr- station
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BIG BRONN SCHOOL PLANNED.

One OF the largest parOchial schools
IN The Bronx Is planned by 81. Adsl-
berts Church, the Rev. Joseph anie-
wicz rector for It's property at Elton
and Mclrose avenues and l56th street
George f. Stelubcck, architect has pre-
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SAYS FIRE RULES
SUPERSEDENEWCODE
Builders Harassed BY Fire Prevention
Bureau, Which Refuses to Ac
cept City's Building Laws

exit facilities as will render the building
safe for IT, occupants. You can readily
see that the owner of this particular
building may bo subjected TO tho neces-
sity of building = now stairway N q
year after the building has been com
pleted according to plans approved by
the Superintendent OF buildings"
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GIRLS HOME on 4srH STREET.

The th'~e dwellings at Ell 20 o:I
East iorty-tlfth street, bought on Fri
day by the francis rau Missionaries of
Mary. will be used IN connection WITH
tho houses It: 9i5 and a23. which the
missionaries own. as q DAY nursery and
home for WORKING girls. TIE sale vas
negotiated ny y. IL Matthews
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\ picture OF the dwelling is repro
duccd here
II VIII be 10 feet across the front
and 20 feet deep. Walter Hopkins is
the architect. When finished the house
will b. tn. largest in the heasIngton-
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,h~ss boundaries are. roughly speaking
about ten blocks Of IN average OF 1870.
900 square feet. On each block Will be
two units having ITS length. Throush
the centre viii be laid tracks for freight
cars. Some Of these blocks vii accom-
modatc thirty cars. Each building will
have a special use and will be designed
as a headquarters for the foodstuif.
which will be marketed within rs walls.
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east eide OF Briggs avenue about 400
feet north OF Foriham road. The
property eNteuds through tne block t.
Poe place. The plot Will ne improved
hy tho purchaser. William H. Han
cox % Mount Vernon.
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AVENUE ST. JOHN.--Brown & Lapin
lnave sold to the Beucnsog Realty
| Company the new live story apartment
| house on plot bsSil0 at 9Nl Avenue
| st. JOAN. The buyers gave In eN-
7 change tho plot Of four and onr-half
7 lots on tho south side OF Home street
sbout 80 feet west Of Prospect ave-
nue. which will he improved With
! apartments. \. R,ume thai was the
brolS.r.
VYSE AVENUE.--Aunio DcutscA has
sold 20 J. Malone 1iAi WISE avenue.
five story modern ftt ov plot 37.6X
100. Goldman * 60. Wrr" tn" hrok-
srS the seller bpught the property
recently.
BRIGGS AVFNl'E--lI \. Douglas x
Co. have sold the 60 foot plot on the
The sun., 1916-01-16

Tompidns avenue. :or n client 20 A. J.
ellison.
The sun., 1916-01-16
BUSINESS SPACE RENTALS.

pared tentative plans for n Ave story
building TO cover Il plot lo0Nl0o feet.
The sun., 1916-01-16

famous the ingenuity of the architect
has developed new feature, around these
century old deta.ls. so that tho projected
market will indeed be a wonder.
The biz white buildngs-it must he
understood that the market 1. to te con-
crete and s:eel--will he built on the
blocks between Hunters Point and Bor-
der avenues, Van Alst avenue and
Dutch Kills Creek. Encompassed 10y
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1916-04-21
TO
KIDNAP GIRL
Two Italians Seized Her on
Street and Forced Her
into a Taxi
DRIVER AT FIRST
DARED NOT DISOBEY
When He Came to a Point Where AS
sistance Was IN Reach He Ordered the
Men from the Machine-Girl Refuses
to Make Definite Statement.

I,T--rT Nm N,--T ~ V-l,4 ,---- =.
III LAND ApIll Zl.-N nat appears to
have been a bold attempt to kldnap a girl
IN broad daylight took place IN front OF
the Rutland Manufacturing company
plant Yesterday afternoon at l25o Q clock,
when Mary Coarse OF NO. II Granger
street, lFyear-old girl employed IN the
plant OF LAUDER, Ryttenberg 4 Co., was
seized while on her way to work and
forced into taNlcab by two Italians, one
Of whom Is said to have been John Cam
arda of River street.
According to Earle {. Noyes, the owner
and driver OF the taxi, the screams OF the
girl first awakened mlsgivlngS in his mind
as to the nature OF the mission and he de