The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-23
COMPANY BUYS BIG 4,
GREAT NECK TRACT
Other Transactions Reported
From, Out of Town.

The property known as the Clark and
Udall farm. considered the last large
available acreage estate In Great Neck,
was sold by I. @. Wolf and Kehoe 6
Giiliar for James L. Dowsey to a new
holding corporation, which will either
resell Il as q whole or subdivide Il into
one. two and three acre plots. The
property contains f,fty-three acres
fronting over 1000 feet on the North
Hampstead turnpike. and was in the
ceiling family for century. In front
OF the main entrance Of the old man.
sior a United States Geogra phical Sur
vey monument Is placed. which Is recog-
nised as the second highest point on
Long Island. being 235 feet over tide
water,
The Publican Towel Company Of this
city bought TO 8 Commercial street
and ~ to 20 Commercial place. four
story brick buildings, from L. T. McCor-
mick. The buildings are now leased
to twelve manufacturing concerns. The
kraemer Agency made the deal.
Pease and Gilman sold for Mrs Ed
ward I. Frost part of her property on
Ocean avenue. Cedarhurst, L. l., on
which formerly stood her large resi-
dehce recently wrecked by FIRE. The
property comprises three acres between
the estates OF Charles r. Sergeant, Mrs.
Prescott slade and Hobart Porter. TIE
puf chaser, De Courcy l.. Hard. intends
10 erect a residence for his occupancy.
The home OF the late George II. Macy.
on the south side OF Northfield road.
West Orange. N, J., was sold by Mrs.
Macy to B. L. Worden. general manager
OF the Submarine Boat Cooperation. The
grounds comprise about twenty acres,
and In addition to the English type stone
residence, there are several large stables
and cottages. The sale was effected
through the office of Edward p.
Hamilton & Co. OF Orange and New
York.
l.. Covert sold for Louise NJ. An
drews large Queen Anne cottage, ITO
xi75. corner Miller and Atlantic ave.
MUGS, Freeport, L. l., to Rudolph p
two acre estate at the corner OF Ellen
street and Merrick road, Amityville
L. l.
e. c. Griffin and P. II. Collins sold
o tract Of land consisting of about six
city lots on the corner Of Helena and
Oak avenues, Larchmont, for Mrs. Cath
crime Thomas TO q client: also rented
for Harry D. Lapp the cottage known
as the Flint cottage, on Larchmont and
Elm avenues, Larchmont, TO L. Van
Praagh; for Walter G. Hunting. his
cottage on Oak and Prospect avenues to
Mrs J. Einstein OF New York city, for
Robert e. Carrick his cottage on How
ell avenue, Howell Park. to Dr. Benja-
min r. Levene. and for Mrs Sophia
Hayward her cottage. the Den. on Pros
pect and Willow avenues to Robert L.
Houston.
Cocks q willets leased to c. c.
Auchincloss Piping Rock Farm at Lo-
Gust Valley. L. J., adjoining the Pip
ing Rock Club. This property IL one
OF the show places on Long Island
The same brokers leased to Horace
Sherwood the property known as pip
ington" at Locust Valley. L. l.: the
Henry r. Godfrey estate at OLD West
bury, L, l.. and the Edwin II. Brown
house at Bayville, L. I.
Professor John c. Cpdegrove sold his
handsome residence on Tibet avenue,
Fieldston. Riverdale, to John A. Stone
OF New York city. George Howe was
the broker.
The Robert E. Farley Organization
leased a house on Independence avenue,
Riverdale. N. r, to Mrs Fannie g. Rock
wood: also the Wilson house at Pros
pect Park. White Plains. N. Y. to Z. C.
Arnold for the summer season.
Charles Galewski bought from I.
Henderson through Charles Gieeer ten
L. !.
The Cornell Real Estate and Auction
Company. Inc. sold for John q. Clarke
TO George r. Door a dwelling on Beach
street, Stapleton. s. ].
II. Goldscmidt leased at Cedarhurst,
l. l.. houses to Joseph Morrison. Mrs
II. Goodstein, Jack Miller and Mrs
Rose Weisman: also houses in Wood
mere TO DR.. Ludwig Lang. Rene Arbib,
Louis NJ Friend and Joseph Arbib.