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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
JOHN RICLU
Order of Notice.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, ss: SUPERIOR COURT.

Al8GE EAbLD OotRI4R SS: SUPERIOR COURT.
 Bridgeport. Nov. 21, A. D. 1919.
 Upon the complaint of the said John Riczu praying, for reasons set forth, for a divorce now pending be- fore this Court. having been returned on the first Tuesday of September, 1919.
 It appearing to and being found by this Court that the said defendant is absent from this State and gone to parts unknown, and that notice of the pendency of the complaint was given as required by order of notice heretofore issued, and now the Plain tiff asks for a further order of notice in the premises,
 Therefore Ordered, that notice of the pendency of said complaint be given by publishing this order in The Bridgeport Times, a newspaper print ed in Bridgeport, once week for two weeks. commencing on or before the 18th day of Nevemhe A. D. 1919
 MICHAEL J. FLANAGAN, Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
 Fairfield County. ,..- H24 bill
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

TURNITUE moving: guaranteed from breakage; local and long dis9 tance trucking. Hanson Trucking Co. Hiuhouse Ave Bar. 3451.l
 'I9L22aH"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

CAL and long distance furniture piano '. owing. Satisfa ctior guaran- teed. r. J. Murphy, office 97 Hen -E St. Rhone RarEGnl aA49.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

LIGHT AUTO TR- KING - Local and long distance. reasonable price. 261 State SC Tel. Bar. 1OS4-
 R2ailE
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
WANTED TO BUY.

". LIEFF & SON. dealers in scrap metals, rubber, rags and paper, 61O Main St. Barnum 1927.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

AUTO TRUCKING and furniture re- moving, local and long distance: rates reasonable. P. r. Miller. 21 Jones Ave EfaTnT.-1 1928.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
UPHOLSIt ERIN G

c. STEAM for your uphoIster.ng and reflnishing Of antique furniture Mattresses made over. 226 Colorado Ave. in rear residence, 1231 State St Barnurl 1194.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

AUCTIONE NEER-Daniel Keane, 1885 Main St, will buy your furniture, books. stoves, rugs. antiques, feather beds, store, stocks fixtures, war relics. 4952-2 Barnuna.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-1O to 80 acre farms in territory near Bridgeport. Call GaIpin, 359 Pine St Barnum 93s-14.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

FRANK IZZO, local and long dissancat trucking. Up-to-date s orsgs wa-e- house for furniture. pianos ne-- chandise, autos, etc. Ftraproot vaults. Best care guarau- eel. Safety, superior service and satisfacJicc caF motto. 4SS William St. 6e: l[a 2755. Bridgeport S6&,i%
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

WE PAY highest pr -es Ter second
 hand furniture Call Barpum 4915
 We also do stove repairing as speciality.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-12-01

WE BUY mems second hand clothing Call at 94 Congress St. Drop postal or phone We Call. David Geist Barnum 934-23. R15aiI*
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Satisfied Mortgages
Manhattan

SD Az, 2oes; 1lgth st, 1916 E Aurora
A%Hss%s"' AaSiss,on &C 60 ,, S Jos NoSlsi, 1Sse
15TTH Trn,, sT, 200 ' Anst av. 5cxss.1a s5GGo
Nelson so Pine ST, March III H.
15sTH ST. $. $50 W Amst ay. i5oyoS saS'9 9S' 1,'
5erliner & Greenberg to Business Mcn's
Realty laa- co. 12S Bway Dec so
MANHATTAN Av. $i2, Maajex ,,eyo Syo' 900 90
Jacob Rosenthal. $50 West End av "
attys Marks 6 NJ, ss Park ROW: 'o"u Jan 5
SANE PROPERTY: same TO Abel Kiny I:iDv"
Us o s5th st, and Fred K Lese ss (aityS' ityS
norman Corp to Jaeob -t" s' Ro9.SH1oo ha,
ia Msrhs M'S' So End rar AK Row Rssys Ma1Fs s
Lemon Az n v 18th st. so'Sxio s. sSSo 90,
,$o West End av attys Marks e.
NJ NJ, C$ Park Row; Jan 10. 1919 .sIS 600
7lsp sher Sr; n s 81 $50 " col av, 2oSioss;
,s7Tu 81 SO e. Rw"y; ~ MaSch i. ES isoE7 900
Jacob II Citron to Marie r. Gilbert c;iI''
neer'syille, len Y; attys, o'srien. b p & n.
ST MARES PIsACn ia.cb -. l9lS ...' S11.5oo
25xss.6; Hebrew Natlona orphar 5n ay;
so iGos la1S nloanSSrsFa'lGn s to rsn piana Zpser
CENTRAL PARK W, W c 6oth st rvns
15ox $ lo0.5x 5ox 25x c loo to
p w n 1855 to beg; Akron
bldg co TO Metropolitan Life Ins Co.
aat'ys' Butcher Y & +, Mad av; April
SID ST. $. 200 Amst av, runs sIo:v9y io2'9S
'oN 21x @ 25.lx 1910 to II
street W 100 to beg; Holy Trinity
Roman Catholic Church to the Emi-
grant lndust Saw Bank 81 Chambers
81 attys & e J OGorman 81 Cham
bers st Oct Is. 1909 .....' SD 600
s2D ST, 8. 100 Amst av runs n % IN
25.lx to S3d ST x75x 9O44
TO n ga st 100 to beg same to
SANG; attys, same: July 10. 1910 1925, 900
o"C SI. 2l2 w: Holy Trinity Roman
Snthqlic Church to Emlgrant indust
& S&aV Bank; atty. Richard O'Gorman. 81
s@D 81 $, $50 W Amst av, 5Ox1O2.2:
same same to same; atty. same: oct 2S
MOTT ST. 1872. Lima Scheinberg to tbas
S Mayors, atty. Jacob Gordon, .3o
Grand st; April Q. 1907 .......$li 900
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Assignments of Mortgages .
Manhattan

15sTH ST; sl2-22 W; l57,h st, SIS W. 4
mtges $4,000 each: Malex Realty corpn
to Abel King, 14s East 65th st. and ano:
atty, Fred I.ese, 35 Nassau st 3 assigns,
18Th ST, 1s7 E, Lawyers Mortgage Co to fp
atty, Lawyers Mortgage Co, SO Liberty
looTH ST. l54 q, Lawyers Mortgages ss'VSo CO
Presby terrain Church. Middletown. Y
address SO Liberty st............. 50 900
Rankin to Lambert Suydam. jr, 43 East
5sth st; attys, Quackenbush & Adams,
ls5TH ST. 3 s. 2oo7 g Ansterdam av;
John w Brce TO Lambert Suydam. jr.
a. East 5sth st attys, Quackenbush &
aerH ST, ISL 3; mtge s2s.ooo. Bankeys SI,eps
Trust co, gdn. to Scamen's Bank for
Say r 's ao Wall Wal st $, a'tys cadwalader
trustees to Mary c Moore Greenwicb ic'b'
Conn; attys sullivan & c, 40 Wall st.
MADISON ST. 275 "a and 277; oil,s mtse,
$3.50; Absar Realty Co and ano to
Esther selgman. 49s Willoughby av
Wv ma,sh' a''y' JACOB shapiro 2sl Breado cad q
EAST END Av. e 5. 7ss s4th st mtge s"v
staats. 1888 Grand av Bronx; atty
~ Botty: So2 Broadway s4 sos. "A
sTH I.nas;, AHi 2l7a ~ i,,n,1s mtse $4,000 Alcs 4
18Th st: atty, Geo 4 Nagle. 375 Fulton
-, Jamaica. Of .............ss *, 900
lssTH ST. .3o3 W: Equitable Life Assur
Society OF the L S to Celia X Fuller
Livingston at. Forest Hills, Borough Of
queens, atty. Benz T Hook, 2s Court 81,
cENTRAL PARK WEST. 8 W c SSH Sa'tng 8, ,
Louise r Rapely to Fredk w. loew &
Julia a Loew ct al. exrs. etc. to Roman
Realty Co 148 st Nicholas av: atty. r G.
& r CO, l7s broadway; . assns. IS. 900
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, AZ. Harry l. Brown
70 Jos Claffy Al Park Row. atty.
"a X n u n
14oTH ST, 22s W; Robt F Hubbard to
Bond g. Mtge Guar Co. AS Remscn at
SsTH sT. =. sos Columbus av; mtge
$4,000; Little Streets Co TO Quiler Nor
gan Co. IA w 40th st. atty Brison
HOWE. l2s Broadway. ....'...'., ST
s%D ST. as w mtge now $500: kath
Sweeney to JOS Friedman. 143l 5th av
ATTY: II David. So Broadway. 81
SD ST, 365 e; n Title & Mtge Co TO
Bella Schulz. Hicksville. /. l. address
Y T NJ Co. l35 Broadway Ss. 900
l27TH ST. l21 w, Title & Mtge Co
TO Lena Price 1875 Broadway atty. n
T g. Vi Co. 1886 Broadway. .... 81 900
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Hill Estate Properties
Bring Good Prices

The success which attended the Nc
Loughlin auction sale on Thursday was
repeated yesterday on the occasion of
the sale of the Hill estate, by Joseph
P. Day. The result was:
15So Commonwealth Avenue. two-story
frame dwelling to II. Wabst for $500
334S Webster Avenue. three story frame
dwelling 30 William Peters & Co. for
S5.05o
Plot 75x1oo on west side of White
Plains Road near Morris Park Avenue,
to l.. e. French for $4,000
Plot on east side of. Cruger Avenue,
near Burke Avenue. size 5oX100 to Joseph
a. Marcia for Sl.S00.
Southeast corner Matthews Avenue and
East so5th street size 4ox76, to c. n.
Williams for $500.
near Murdock Avenue. size 5oNlo7. TO
William G. Burns for $1,000
Northeast corner Thwaitcs Place and
richards street, vacant, to BERNARD Cor
riran for $4,000. Northwest corner
Thwaites Place and Richards Street. va
cant, to c. \. Williams Tor S70o
$3.50 Eighteenth Avenue Brooklyn, two
story building, with store, to Abraham
Cohen for S5.9T5.
Southwest corner bath Avenue and
sixteenth Avenue, Brooklyn, vacant. size
2I5xlioN irregular, to A. r. Fritz for
$1,000
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Eighth Avenue Corners Sold
Frederick Brown Buys
Loft i'm West 10Th Street

Frederick Brown has bought from
the Manhattan Life Insurance Company
the seven story loft building at 81
West Nineteenth Street, on lot 25x92,
located between Fifth and Sixth ave-
nues. Julius 7. SAKE and II. C. Forbes
we're the brokers n the deal Mr..
Brown has also bought from Mary s.
CoXson 24OO. 2412. 2A14, 2416 and 241S
Webb Avenue and 243S Devoc Terrace,
opposite Devoe Park, and consisting
of six three story and basement stucco
dwellings, including two corners, each
house having nine rooms and two baths
and standing on lot 30x10O. Meier
non Brothers were the brokers in the
deal
MIR Brown purchased from the Deed
Realty Company, through J. S. Maxwell,
the six story new law house at 60 West
12Sth Street. near Lenox Avenue, on
plot 37.6X100.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Bronx Apartments
Attractive to Investors
William II. Mehlich Buys Four
Houses in Morris Av.; Ply
sician Among Purchasers

William H. Mehlich has purchased
four six-story apartment houses at
1890 to 1912 Morris Avenue. near 168th
Street. each covering a forty-foot plot.
Mr.. Mehlich by this transaction com
pletes the sale of row of eight houses
on Morris Avenue
bought from j. Thebalt the five story
apartment at the northeast corner of
Bathgate Avenue and 183d Street, on
a plot 00x115. H. H. Jackson was the
broker. Another deal by the Benen-
son Realty Company involves the re-
sale of the one story store building on
plot 5OX100, at the southwest corner of
Webster Avenue and 195th Street, to
the 195th Street Realty Company.
Shenk Sells Concourse Houses
Joseph Shenk has resold to DR.. Sam
uel Glasserow for investment the two
five-stOrY apartment houses at 1896
$3.50 Grand Boulevard and Concourse
The houses stand on plot 10Ox1OO
Albert d. Phelps was the broker
Resale of Croton Park House
Sager e. Shapiro have resold to
David Greenberg the five story apart
ment on plot 35x101, held at $4,000,
at 1901 Crotona Park North, through
L. Shapiro.
Investor Buys Forest Avenue House
Heller & Sussman have sold to an
investor 1912 Forest Avenue. five
story apartment on plot 5OxlOO.
Doctor Buys in Freeman Street
DR.. Charles Stein purchased 1884
freeman Street, six story apartment
on plot 50x1O0.
Jackson Avenue Apartment Sold
The Amer Realty Company, J. f.
Mautner president, has purchased 675
jackson Avenue, a siX-story apartment
house on plot 4lX107 Millard Veit
was the broker.
Bronx Business Site Sold
The Amer Realty Company, j. z.
Mautner president. sold to the Lucymo1
Realty Company, the three story busi-
ness building at 1914 Cedar Avenue.
through to Sedgewick Avenue. on plot
1SxlO2. Millard Veit was the broker.
Invests in Bronx Dwelling
The Amer Realty Company, j. E.
Mautener president, has sold 624 East
1854 Street to a client for investment.
MAX Montried, as attorney. represented
the seller, who recently sold the ad-
joining house.
Quilan 4 Leland have sold for Vir
gina 5. Atwater for investment 4SO St.
Pauls Place, at the southeast corner
of Washington Avenue, a six story fat,
on plot 40XlOO.
TO Improve Macombs Road Lots
a. Blumenthal has sold for the CITY
Real Estate Company to the Grand
Concourse Realty Company the tri
angular plot at the junction of Ma
combs Road and Featherbed Lane,
comprising three and half lots. front
ing ~ feet on each thoroughfare. Ne
EQUATIONS are reported pending for
release or the property to builder
who plans the erection of t,ve.storv
apartment house.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Real Estate Market News and Comment
Broadway-Astor Corner
Leased for $1,OOO,OOO
Large Plot at Doth Street Will
Be Improved bv Schultz

The Schultz Cigar Stores have OBJ
tanned through the Charles F. Moves
Company plottage of 5000 square
feet at the southeast corner Of Broad
way and Ninety-sixth Street.
The lease was obtained from Will
lam Vincent Astor and is for twenty
years at S1000,000, with two options
OF twenty years each. The property
has frontage Of Is feet on Broadway
The Schultz Company will improve
the site, open branch store in the
corner and sublet the balance Of the
property. Leases made by the Schultz
company since January / throughout
the country aggregate rentals of &c.
100000
Albert B. Ashforth has leased for
Bing Bing for long period of
years the store and basement at 1913
Broadway to the Stanley Food Cor
poratlon at an aggregate rental of
close TO 100000. This corporation
will open its first chain of confec-
tionery and restaurant stores in this
city.
Pease & Gilman have leased at 1T
Broadway the second floor to the Ma
tional Life Insurance Company; the
third and fourth floors to M. & L. W.
Scudder and the fifth floor to +.
Douglas Warren.
Herbert Hecht & Co. have leased
for the Burdett Estate Corporation to
the Schultz Realty Company for long
term of years the four story build
ing at 9 Union Square, at the north
east corner of Fourteenth Street, at
an aggregate rental of 100000 The
present lease runs until 1921 and on
possession of the premises the Schultz
Cigar Company will make extensive
alterations and open up branch
store. Harris & Vaughan were asso-
ciated as brokers, representing the
Burdett Estate Corporation.
Carstein & Linnekin. in connection
with George R. Reid & Co., have rented
the sixth and eighth lofts in the
building at $4,000 Broadway to the
lnterchurch World Movement of
North America and the ninth loft in
the same building. The entire space
comprises about $4,000 square feet.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Home Buyers Select
East Side Dwellings
Mrs. Max Goldfrank Disposes
of Her House in 8Ist Street;
Held at 100000

Pease e. Gilman have sold for Mrs
Max Goldfrank the four-story dwelling
at II East Eighty-frst Street. on lot
23.3x 1922. to a client for occupancy
The house has been held at S6O0O0
The same brokers have sold for f. B.
Meyrowtz 322 West Eightieth Street,
ve-story American basement dwell
ing on lot 22x100, also to client for
occupancy.
Dwelling in Seventy St. Sold
Worthington Whtehouse has sold
for Mrs. William H. Folsom her house
at 81 East Fifty second Street, three
story and basement dwelling on a lot
15.9N100.5.
Reported Deal in Seventy-ninth Street
The three story and basement dwell
ing, on a lot 25x1O0, at ITS East Sew
enty-ninth Street, between Third and
Lexington avenues, is reported to have
been sold.
Buyer for West Side House
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Grace
B. Ely 107 West Seventy-fourth Street,
FOUR story and basement dwelling on
plot 20X55X1022
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Hot Springs Results

First race Nhree- year-olds and upward
m maidens; claiming: purse $500. one mile J
to s.. first; Jim Dudley. 1o3 tSchwartz>,
to l. to and even. second; All
asa Peaina ~ 1lo &C ,n,ra Gobnson'' ~a to
Matty. Cavalcadour. Eager Kate. jim
Winn, Montague and Tyranny also ran
81 sso9nd race n"fss sSoo maiden
Miss Parnell 10 (Connelly), 5 to .. 7
TO 2 and to TO- first; Lady Pataud. 104
ond oMrsht, snds Ws5 70 i to oi and to s. sec
Z, Z TO b and B to s. third. Time. 40 . s.
Lady Harrigan. Kid Jack. Annette. Tel
ler' Miss Horner and Modiste also ran.
Third race 0our- year -olds and upward :
claiming pulse $500; six furlongs)-Jact
K. III tConnelly), 7 70 5, to . and 10
a. first; Words o Wisdom, ll3 tCarrolll,
~ II TO .: to 10 and 10 8. second, Nab
third. Time. ia as. - ! anu 10 o.
s, rrans r,raf1s "a Monroe, Lady Luxury. Ruth
Bathiide also ran.
Fourth race Uhree- -ycar-olds ana up
ward handicap; purse $500. one mile and
seventy var Under Fire los &C Rob
version. 1906 (cassldy)' i3 to - 5 nasf 1o an, ni
J TO !. second; st. Isidore, III (Warren),
70 o. toa6 and to 4. third. Time
Dick Williams. seafarer and Fizner also
= l,ii,,h rifth race Nour.ycar.oias and upward;
ert Lee. 100 (Johnson), l5 TO j, 10
ana 10 J, first; Sureget. 100 (Haynes>.
10 TO J. 10 ! and 10 /. second. High
Note io2 tCassty). to /, to . ano
even. third. Time. ia a-5.
Merry Lass. Jim Wakcly. Wand. Mary
fruiler, Night Cap. Robert Mantcn old
also ran
sixth race Uhrec- -year-olds and upward
cIalning purse $500: ono milo and a six
.centh ,-Nominee. lo6 tnrownl, TO &
I to 10 and to & frat, Rnhv fnt IN
'S'alker). to !. 8 to ana to S. sec
ohh fhtlistinc. ITO (Johnson). I to l. TO
Z ana to 3, third. Timo. l;s6
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Trading in, BROOKLYN

The Realty Associates have sold for
Improvement the southeast corner of
Riverdale and Hopkinson avenues, a
plot 1A0x100, to the Title Real Estate
Company and on the west side of Brs-
tol Street, $50 feet south of Riverdale
Avenue. plot 110x10o, to Charles Hell
denreich
The Meister Builders have purchased
from Fuld Brothers 21O1 to 21O5 Bev-
erly Road. at the northeast corner of
Beverly Road and East Twentyhrst
Street, four story apartment, on a
plot 50.9xlOO, accommodating sixteen
families and held at $65,0O0
|. SaIzberg has sold for A. Gensor
to R. Weckstein the one family cottage
on plot 37.6xl0O at 1885 Fifty-second
Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
POrtnan Purchases
More Apartments
On West Side
Buys the Latham. at Morn.
ingside Ave. Corner, and
Profits by Quick Resale of
Dyckman Section Flats

The Latham, seven story elevator
apartment house at the northeast cor
Ter of Morningside Avenue and l2%d
Street, has been purchased by l. Port
mans Union Chemical Glassware Com
paNy from the Gray estate. The house
is known as 81 Morningside Avenue
and faces Morningside Park. Wardell
& Martin were the brokers in the deal.
Mr.. Portman has also purchased
through NJ. Salmon the six story ele-
vator apartment house at 229-23 West
li1th Street, on plot 50x10O.
To Siegel e. Sokoloff Mr. Portman
has resold the two five story apartment
houses at 1873 to 139 Nagle Avenue, in
the Dyckman section, each on q plot
50X100.
Alliance Hotel Property Sold
The Christian and Missionary Ali
ance has purchased the six story ALI
ance Hotel at o5S and 260 West Forty,
fourth Street. abutting its large build
ing at $50 and 692 Eighth Avenue. The
old hotel measures 50X50.2 feet and
forms an az" with the Gospel Taber-
nacle, owned and occupied by the alli-
ance. around the southeast corner of
Eighth Avenue and Forty-fourth Street.
Extensive alterations are planned to
the hotel building.
Houses in West 18TH st. Sold
The Morgenstern Brothers Syndicate
has bought from the lvanhoe Realty
Corporation the two six story apart
ment houses, on plot 1o0X100, at 80 to
43 West 112th Street. II. j. Kan
trowitz was the broker.
Eighth Avenue Corners Sold
Charles Galewski has sold to Samuel
Gagoowitz, through Edward N. Crosby
& Co., the five story double fat with
stores at 9O75 Eighth Avenue, on lot
@5.2xl0O, near 1l2th Street
Louis Elliger has sold 273 West
lSlst Street, five story fiat, on lot
9ixlO0, northeast corner of Eighth
Avenue and l3lst Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
New Building Plans
Manhattan

117TH ST. g, 500 e sth av for sty
int. 1ooxloo.11: Samwill Constr. Co, 1903
tag 3o3 5th av. architects; cost $11O, 600
6rH AN, n e I'D st; for grand stand
stnSo Hudson lnvestns 1rsd Co. ss9 Madi
Madison av, architects; cost. $500. $4,000
l7TH ST. 1888 w; for 1 sty lumber
yard; exa2; Robert Lloyd Lumber GO,
462 w 10th st. owner; J Maher 43l
w l4th ST. architect; cost So. 900
5rH AN. 8 e2d st; for a reviewing
stand, 12x5s; f Close, 2 e e2d st,
owner; Carrere & Hastings, SO Wander
bilt av. architects; cost $500
42D ST. 5as to S4e W for sty garage.
selar. 56 Liberty st, owners, l. A shein-
art, 1874 Bowery. architect; cost. $50, 900
Alterations
CLARK ST 222+ to 2 sty warehouse ::
Aborn Steel co, prem, owner: J |.
Hernon. IA Wall st. architect cost.
bitt. prom. owner; A Nash, 345 5th
wAsHrSGroN As fEse1sS soTARp sSst 100 ANA
inston Place. 23-a; to a 10 sty college.
etc; University. 32 Waverly Place.
owner; oWner Gregory w s2d' st. ar
io4TH ST; y "; soa sty int; NJ VII
son. . ~ st Nicholas av. owner; G b
brun, 2l6 w 34th st, architect cost.
Sd Az. 226s-7o; to sty store: Robert
brown Estate, 20 Nassau ST. owner
bruno w Berger Son. 121 Bible House
EI.e oSt NOoe &. "a, 600
LENOX AV 14s; to a 8 atty tenement q
store: d. Il Investing Co, a West 2sth
a. owner Garner Lang. Ito w 34th
at. architect ........ "a oon
NJ ERRAY ST. 81: to a 6 sty loft: ] T f
cannon. p Liberty st. owner NJ NJ
- Brien, 80 e Goth at. architect. 50 900
OH AV, 2l7, to sty store, etc; A
Mitchell. 2ol-2o7 9Th av. owner; B Il
G Whinston. 2 Columbus Circle.
AVENUE A. n @ c 4th st: TO a 4 stv trne0
ment & store; Deutsch Bros premises
owner: Roth. 119 West 40th st. archi-
VIZ 600
24TH ST. 4. 50 l3th av: to a stv
warehouse: Empire Cartine Co PAS VI
18TH st. owner. f Savignano. 60oe 18th
av. brooklyn architect ....,...... $40 600
18th ST. 16o E; to sty dwelling: c w
bowrtng. $50 Il 74th ut. owner: G At
teroury Il Phillips. architects. $40. 600
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
N. Y. U. and Rutgers
On Diamond To-day

New York University's baseball team
completed its practice yesterday after
noon in preparation for this after
Moons game with Rutgers Coach
Floyd Egan had his charges on ONO
Field for three hours, correcting their
errors of judgment, which proved, SO
disastrous in the Columbia game last
Wednesday.
Ted Bromley. who cut his right hand
for several days. is expected to be
back at his old post in rIgat neld this
afternoon. Captain Louis Klaess, third
baseman, will be unable TO play an
other game for the Violet. Coach Egsn,
has found it a difficult task TO MI
the vacancy left by the injury to the
captain. Holman, who finished the
Columbia game at the far corner, VIII
probably be given first choice.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Owner of Plot Sold
Long Kept a Secret
Hampstead Sells l44th Street
Realty, Which Was Believed
Would Be Baseball Field

Shaw & Co. have sold the plot 5OxiOO
on the south side of Hath Street, 80
feet east Of Lenox Avenue, for Harry
n Hampstead, former president of the
New York Baseball Club (the Giants),
to the Practical Garage Company,
which held twenty-five year lease on
the plot, and is now improving it with
garage.
Three years ago the Federal League
told organized baseball that it planned
to place team in this city and was
proceeding with the assembling of a
playing field. A realty broker set out
to get options on all the property with
in the two blocks bounded by Lenox
Avenue, 143d and 145th streets, and the
Harlem River. While this was going
on the two lots mentioned above were
sold, but the identity of the buyer was
never revealed until last December, two
and half years afterward, when Mr.
Hampstead took title to the property
The plot is in the centre of the two
block site sought BY the Federal
League. and would probably have been
the means of thwarting their plans had
they attempted to carry out the enter
prise
New-York tribune., 1919-04-12
Recorded Mortgages
Down Town

WASHINGTON ST, all; Grcenwicb ..
2la; lease recorded July II. 1918 a.
collateral for notes; March 20; 81 AZ
pan Lunch to Isidore Goldberg, 4s4 e
Sttn st, Brooklyn: due & int as per
pp9nd: p3,H,.: address Geo Tonkonasy, l7s5
SOUTH ST. PAP n s. rs e Pike st. SOc a7xS0
m; April 10; Abr Levine and Harry q
pale TO the Prudential Saw Bank At
Droadway. vernon and Stuyvesant avs.
DrooxiXn: yrs. c: attys, Francis
g.. Mullin & Bro. 1e2 State st. Brook
BRIpcE ST, n s. 1910 9 whlteha1I sdI'oyo .t
126 lx3o.o rreg; Bridge st. 8. 1868
W Whitehall st. 66.3x29.llx irreg: Rr,dre
81, 23. &, 1864 Whitehall st 4o7x
Hrssn sTss greg; pss,; ? Pm: m: april 10: Bowling
= c; at'ys Stewart & shearer. Is Wall
East Side
nth ST, -21e e. 6. 25x1o2.2 April 10.
Emma doetz. to Jno D Kroog. 1895
stty, Robert II Bergman. 2sot I'd
MADISON Av. n Doth at, 90 ,Iyi;9" 'ts;9oo
2 m: April j: Loster Realty CO to
baron De Hirsch Fund. SO Maiden Lana:
yyS' wu,,,pp, e p G; y, atty'' NJ & s laaacs
sHMn Mano,o ,HorsslH,.rtyi Arr! 10; same to '''iG
&, 1ss Rrsa Rrssaway sily' o0o' at'y; yy;sso1
LEXINGTON Av. 1919, Q q, zoos n SaG
=; A. aor7o; g. AprI 10; Mary A wynne 10
$1,000 attys, Cahwaladcr. W 4 7. 20
" NhIsoN AV ho II n 1904 at Sny