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Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

Philadelphia, April 21.-The Phila-
phia Nationals tied the exhibition
baseball series at two all by defeating
the Philadelphia- Americans here to-
day, to 0. The outstanding feature
of the game was Luderus' homer in
the fourth inning. Score:
Americans .................. 0 8 l
Nationals Observation-Disclosures. 2 1
Geary, Grevell and Perkins; Wat
son, Woodward and Cady. Umpires
Keenan, and Rudolph.
Brooklyn, April 21.-m- an. exhibi-
ton game here today the New York
Americans defeated the Brooklyn
Nationals ) to l. Brooklyn made it's
single run in the eighth inning off two
hits. The score:
New York Americans ...... 6 0
Brooklyn Nationals ..... l 2 )
Quinn. Shawkey, Thormahlen and
Hannah; MamauX. Marouard and
Grimes, Miller, NJ. Wheat.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22

States, art students TO France, and
mechanical students to England
Furthermore, Japan's Department of
Education believes if helping Japans
students in their native land The gov
eminent has decided to establish 400
scholarships for Imperial University
students, The assistance will amount
to Yen 30 month which will be suf-
ficient to relieve many students OF
the hardships through which they go
to obtain a university, education
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
Decidnq Match at Palace Alleys.

The Treat En- Roughs and the X
of c. teams clash tonight at the Pal
ace alleys in the deciding match of
the series, each team having won one
and lost one. The odds on tonight's
game are i'll favor of Capt. IIarring
tons bowlers as they showed more
consistent form than their opponents
who are more cratic.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
McGoorty Defeats Curran.

Plymouth. Eng, April 21.-Eddie
McGoorty of Oshkosh, Wisconsin. to-
night defeated Patrick Curran in eight
rounds. Curran had received such
punishment that his seconds threw up
the sponge. McGoorty is middle
weight and CUrran a heavyweight.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
Baseball Challenge.

Sporting Editor-Please put a no.
tice in the paper that the Glasgo Yarn
Mill baseball team will challenge any
team in Eastern Connecticut under 20
years of age Those wishing games
write to Manager Hiram Wild, care
post office, Glasgo, Conn.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
NORWICH C0LON|ALS DEFEAT BAL TIC TEAM

All Norwich. Academy. st. Mary's.
The lineup of the astime is as fol-
lows: Dilworth c. Shahan p. Ashley
1b, Edward Mcintyre 2b, Henry Har-
rington 3b. Frances Driscoll SIS. John
O'Brien, IF, Andrew Bellefleur If; Ben
jamin lilly CT
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
TRAP SHOOTING is
THE BEST OF REcREATIONS
By Charles H Newcomb

by CIItiITt5 II -NtWCUIHU
Amateur TrapShoting Champion of
Pennsylvania
Trapshooting is rightly called The
sport of kings and princes because
we find The Prince of Good Fellows
follower of same. The degree of
cleancut competitive craftsmanship
exhibited in this sport stands in a
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22

The Norwich Colonials defeated the
Baltic nine in Baltic Monday by the
score of 22-6.
The feature of the game was the
hitting of Clabby and Whalen and the
pitching of Cy Hopkins who famed Is
men.
The Colonials would like to arrange
game with the All Norwich or any
other team in Connecticut.
The score.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22

Reviving Il custom dead for half a
century, Governor Smith used the
governors suite at the New York City
Han for the transaction of official
business, giving audience to more thai
250 men and women
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
COTTON.
OF cotton

New York, April 21.-Spot cotton
quiet; middling $3.50.
Cotton futures opened firm. At %
old, at 81 new. July 1920 1855; Oc-
tober 1880, PAS; December none.
2400; January none, 23.77
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
FLYNN TO MANAGE WATERBURY
TEAM IN EASTERN LEAGUE

Waterbury. April 21-Jack Flynn,
former manager of the New London
club of the Eastern League, today
signed a contract to manage the Wa
terbury team of the Eastern league.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
A ChalIenee.

The Pastime A C. of Greeneivlle
would like to arrange a game with
any fast teams in this part of the
state, preferring the Is DIS, Colonials,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
Yale Athlete Breaks Leg.

New Haven. April 21.-Gs @, O'Con-
nor. a candidate for the Yale varsity
nine, broke a leg while sliding to q
base in practice today.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
MON EY.

New York. April 21.-Call money
firm; high IL; low 5; ruling rate
5 IL; closing bid 5 IA: offered at 5
IL; last loan .; bank acceptances 4
1-g
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22
Coionials.
Baltic.


Scofe by INNINGS! =
Colcnials ........2 -
Baltic .... ......-....0 0 / 6
Two base hits. Whalen ., CIabby ., R. LesCmann,
Perry. Left Bases On balls. off Hopkins ?: off Stew
art .: of Simoneau 3. Struck out by Hopkins IA
by Stewart 5; by Simoncau 2.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-22

wHENsYOU WANT to pu. your bus.
iDess before the pubic, there Is no
medium better tnan through the ad-
yertising columns OF The Bulletin.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Two Buildings in New St.
Bought by Corporation
Buyer to Occupy Premises at
Expiration of the Present
Lease. Next Nav

The financial section, which has been
q center of realty activity of late, fur
nlshed another transaction yesterday
The two fourstory buildings at SO and
"a New Street, on a plot 56.10x955x
Irregular, have been sold to u corpora
ton which, it is said, eventually will
occupy the premises.
The buildings are under lease until
May, 1920. Title is held by the Almy
Realty Company CA. G. Gallatin, presi-
dent). The corporation, it is said, has
taken over the property free of mort
gage eneumbrances
Sale in Tobacco District
Jhe Broadway-John Street Corpora
ton elias A. Cohen. president) has
purchased from the estate of William
NJ. White 173 and It's Water Street, two
five story buildings, on plot 403xSs,
just south of Burlng Slip. The sale
was negotiated by the Brown W heel ocl.
Company, Inc. The property is in the
heart of the tobacco district.
Buyer of IS Pine Street
The Bank Of the Manhattan Com
pany {Stephen Baker, president, is the
buyer from the Commercial Union As
surance Society, Ltd, Of the three
story building at 35 Pine Street, sold
Tuesday by the Brown Wheeloc Com
pany The buying institution is now
located at 40 Wall Street, abutting.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Trading i'll Dwellings
Shows Strong Demand
West Side and Harlem Sections
Report Most Activity Yester-
day in House Buying

Ennis & Sinnott have sold through
Gorman ii. Lenney 1856 West Seventy
thnrd Street, a four story and basement
dwelling with three story extension,
size 20Xl02. The property was held at
$4,000 and sold to John Moran for
occupancy.
d. Fl. Blakely has sold l16 West
Sevonty-seventh Street, a four s,ory
dwelling, on lot 19x10O. for the Wal
dorf Construction Company.
A. V. Amy 4 Go. have sold for Mrs.
L.. V. Hoizmaister 150 West Seventy
second Street, a four story and base
ment dwelling, on lot 20xlO22.
Oscar D. and Herbert v Dixie have
sold for James A. Cruishank 50 West
Ninety-tirst Street, q four story dwell
ing, on d lot lSxl00.S. The buyer will
occupy the house
Pease e. Gilman have sold for Har-
old Nathan and others the four-story
and basement dwelling at 20 West
Ninth Street, on lot 25.,x9S.11
Harlem Dwellings Sold
The estate of Susan Van Dolsen has
sold 81 East 127th Street, three story
dwelling, on lot 17.6x1OO.
julius Bachrach nas sold for t:e
Equitable Life Assurance Society the
tnree story dwelling, on lot 17x100, a,
22l West l12th Street, to a purchaser
who Will remodel and occupy
Porter d. Co. have sold for The
M,'nzesheimer Realty Company to the
Lenox- Co olumhus Company the three
story dwelling at 214 West 129d Street
Howard A. Raymond has sold a1lz
flIth Avenue, four story house, or
LOT lb.SNe5, near 12hth Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Space Shortage Is Bringing
Into Use Realty Every where

The Charles f. Noyes Company has
rented for Harry K. Grigg the six
story building at IL Lispenard Street
to the Eastern Merchandise Company
The tenant had been located at a4f
and 448 Broadway for many wears
Lispenard Street, between Church anl
west Broadway, is becoming headquar-
ters tor\ the auctioneering business
and this led TO the present lease being
negotiated.
William s. Densnn e. Co. have leased
+he rear portion of the ground floor at
l4l Broadway, southwest conner oi
Liberty Street, running through tc
Temple Street, to the Consolidated
Steel Corporation. This is in addi-
non 10 several floors already occu-
pied by this corporation at 165 Broad
way.
Rice e. Hill have leased to the
American Girl Restaurant the first
floor at 315 Broadway, to be used as q
ladies' cafeteria
i Huberth e. Huberth nave leased to
the Columbia Six Automobile Com
pany the store at s Central Park
West. the American Circle Building
heil & Stern and l.. Tanenbaum
Strauss Co. have leased the fourth
floor at 27 to 33 West Twenty-third
Street through to to J2 West Twen
ty-fourth Street to the Mauhattau
Trading Eo..panv and the sixth foo,
at 242 to 246 Fourth Avenue, south
west corner Of Twentieth Street, t.
the United Fashions Companv.
Cushman e. Wakefield have leaset
the store Of the Exchange Bulfel
lunch Corporation. at 1O3 Park Ave
"ue, to the ". c. Cornell Company, OF
Union Square, which will be used fol
dem onstratng an automatic heater
Rastine & Co. have rented the second
floor at 45 " est Twenty Stree,
to Harry D. Ferte; third floor at O.
Fifth Avenue, to 5. Horowitz & Son
ninth floor at iii East Thirteenth
Street, to MeudeI Pol]ack; house at 30.
West Twenty-second Street, to Pear
Setter; fifth floor at 81 West Twenty
first Street, to Leo Mertheim; cightl
tlnor at 78 Fifth Avenue, to Finkelsteir
lieizes, and seventh floor at ~ West
Twenty fourth Street, to Green
kugelman.
Spear & Co. have leased third loft at
s. Fifth Avenue, to the Prominent
Shirt GRnnpany' part of ninth loft al
141-7 Fifth Avenue, to Montague K Go.
ninth floor at 1911 West Eighteenth
Street, to D'Anzio Brothers; Top lofr
at gil West Fourth Street, 10 Levy &
Shevelman. for term Of years; sec
ond loft at 225 Greene Street, to the
Josephine Hat Company; hfth loft Al
3G3s West Twentieth Street, to Cold
berg &. Grossman; second loft at
West Sixteenth Street, to Louis Morse
fourth loft at 1l9-2l Bleecker Street
to Ruhenstein, Wernick & Levy; sec.
ond loft at 29 West Fifteenth Street
TO Louis Samuel and Harvey Hendel
and for the Willard Holding Company
81 CAY ~
20 the Hazelton Mills, Inc.
Henry Shapiro & Co nave leased {
store at the northwest corner of st
Nicholas Avenue and 179th Street, to
the Lerner Waists Stores as branch
establishment.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

iiININGTON ST. e Suffolk ST Phillips
ti,noei'i% 10 lawyers Mtgo Co; Lawyers
alley, n Y: attys, House G * V 1l5
Hway; mtge $50 900: a t; 2 assns sl7.500
ll,Tll ST. n $40 Icnox ay; Edw
Mtse Go, % Liberty 81 t....'... .Sl7,566
asTlt ST, s2i Il ntse Si8.5Oo; Lawyers
Mtge Go to the Cathedral Church q St
John the Divine in the Diocese OF Y Y
Am5terdam and 10th st; atty, l. CO,
- Liberty st............. .....'...SIG. 000
l1STH ST, .275 "; Nellie Farrell to Eml,
grant Indust Say Bank; attys. r K e J
O'Gorman, 81 Chambers st.. $12. 500
SD 81 t45 e; Philip {; Knobioch to
Sarre ,t kneblqsh rs Bay l7th. St hklynn;
'7TH ST. 5. 1856 Columbus av; Benz
+ Romano 10 Louise Moorhead. 10 st
Nicholas terrace; atty. Edgar Weaver,
il9r sT, 429 W: las ! Trowbridge TO
Greenwich Say Bank. 2a6 9Th az, atty,
ri.le G < y co. i'6 swasy:. $500
Hollub to Chas Dickinson, SO " lo7th
st. trustee; atty, Title Guar Il I 60. liG
,Bwa:%; mtse Of. ,0oo
Dworslsy TO Sophia Rabiuovitch. 1854
Prospect av, Bronx; atty, f Gems, 2$o
l4STH rtiS ST. ito b. Harry Cox To- paulise
Pesk5, 5l5 v la5d St. attys, Jts Getsner, tl',is
simon q a, 2Ns Bway $4,000
ST. IS, Lincoln Trust Com
pany. trustee to Joseph G Aiclo. 20l
II tlSth st, trustee; attys. & Il Mid
dtehrooS. i6 Chrystie st........... IS. 00G
ST, Gl7-cl9; mtge $500: Anna
Mansialetti 20 John Oehs. i55 W soth st;
''VIi ST, | and w Farmers Loan x
trust Company to New York Savings
Bank, 81 Eighth av; atty. John \ Dui
ton, so Maiden i,no -......-.. $500, Que
Y ERIC An. s2sI. BrouX Investment Com
pany 70 isabella q francis attys. Il 4
r Merrill, loo Sway ........... S4 5pu
SAME PROPERTY; Payson merrill exr,
TO Fairfield Holding Corp, loo PwAy:
r&IoNsponT RID, i7i7: Eva sooth s9' 'po ,o
Fishldl! Savings Inst At New York:
ATTY, G IL Baochier. ll26 fremont
AHTuuR ~ 1895; Mary Hitchcock s'0Go 10
TITLE Guarantee & Trust GO, li6 Bway;
atty. Title Guar & It Co, 176 Rway s., 600
HARRISON ~V. W s. 22o ls0th st. 55x
11i.9x5s. 4x153s; william y Behn to
New York Title & Mortgage Company:
.tty, Glcniit Realty Go, 3i7 Sndison
Az. i4i7. esther sHii@Vy si,'VV
sk5 to Schase Field 1ti7 Ionsfeliow
av; atty. II y RahinoNitch. eSo Grand
ouuN Az. " :. 100 u ;lsison ri. 25Nsi.F.
Home Investors Bldg Corp 10 Jacob NJ
MeNers ssp Prospect av; atty. i Al
" ALTON Az, SIZE. Central Sapgs f,anI<
Elters s: a, 217 Bway .... a $St 6oG
'$,T3 81, = $ 80 Martha ~. sSxloO,
rasasdena. Cal: attys. clockc & L. 81
io7TlI SIT, 3 s. part Lots li2-lIs man Mott
maven' !iaNe' SpI1ol; Em!grant lnaust savga
av nstys, Elfers x a, s77 Bway...$6 500
AV, W 9, 1870 n lS0th St l2oxlon
y Iltlc a Mtg 60 to Laura Gross g.,
Iamlllon terrace atty. Nj Siivcrman.
M Madison n,rn
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Builders 10 Erect Homes
At Pelham Heights
Purchase 100 Lots and VIII
Improve Them With
DWELLINGS

The Roosevelt Height Realty Com.
pany, has sold through Fish & Marvin
one hundred lots at Pelham Manor to
the Van cess Brothers, of Yonkers.
VINO Will improve the property with a
number of houses.
1he same brokers have sold for the
Model House Company a. house on
brewster Road, in the Greenacres sec
e,oh, at Scarsdale. to Henry Meucr;
also for Mrs. Margaret McGowan, of
Vssinlng, her property situated at
hflarcllt Manor. comprising three
quarters of an acre. residence and out
buildings, to Miss j. Louise Owens.
Sales at Scarsdale
The Scarsdale Estates, Robert f.. Far
ley president, has sold to Edward
Johnston, Of White Plains. Mot at
Nontrose Road and Gorham Place. in
me Greenacres section of Scarsda Ie.
The estates has also sold the Nc
Cahe homestead on the New York
tost Road, in the Greenacres section
OF Hcarsdalc, 10 Mrs, Mathiide A. Jones.
OF this city.
Country Home for Ina Claire
FI,nce 4 Ripley have sold for Mrs
Luella S. Walz an English cottage on
Eldcrwood Avenue, in the heights sec
tlon OF Pelham, to Miss Ina Claire
VINO Will make her home there after
alterations are completed.
Dr. Price Sells Farm
The squad farm belonging to Or.
Byron S. Price, of this city, on the
Quaker Ridge Road, near the Har-
mon station, has been sold to Alex
ander 5 Eumason, of this city George
Howe was the broker.
The English stucco and timbered
residence of Hugh Dalzell, of this
city, at the Junction of Lakeside Drive
and van Cortlandt Park Avenue, Park
Hill, Yonkers, has been sold to G.
Hllliard u Ross, of this city, through
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30

-
l.anne . Krasner. 458 Il 75th st f.'-is s. 459 40
III s,oin io' =, "a snd d, isS: same to Philip Ep,
AoTS 40: 2o5 to 2o7; same to Jacob See
", sei, Si6 +, 'i0th st. and ano lA0
WASH a. INGIoN {. Az s. 29o.lo n l7oth st,
aIiton $ hoffman. a. i 5Sth st ~ rntxe e
Sol,ooo; Oct 20 atty, Abr Lickier lsl
sA ME rRoPERTF: Milton Hoffman 10
go Abraham. 2oi5 erosion av: mig
=, o. Get %; atty: same. ..-. 5 /
Sii6xi5SSsl, Andrcv + salon 'S1'Il 81 t. @.sx rb
Il Kip. 212G Hughes az: lntg,s IS son
oct IS; atty. o'Erien lioz Bway. 81
LpNhNELl.oN AN & lc5ih 81. l.sx
-: also Lonelelow ~. . G & Lowell az,
aly'Ns'; Sterling Holding Corpn 10 rsnei
Reaity >rofpn. lfo Rway, lntge $50 ,50.
oct Il; atty, n Nsckritz. 10 Bway sfoo
sshnau AZ Realty corpa Aa"r % Faanie s Cos &o.
,''a! .m,sH!, 20 r. st at, oct Is; atty. + T.
INF si' ssi b n < + 22liasp5xs2isxg;s |
,arInela silvestro to Rachel Kantrowijz
III. M9hegan av: Oct IS atty, Max
-Stnhsn, s,, lSs Nassau st sle0
l, ID ST, AZ > :, a6X37.5; Geo Orlove 90
10 Minnie Zimmerman. 72s linton av1
sept iS; atty N Grossman, 2aa Broad >
TRINITY Az. sil~a73 " $. 73xioo: Edifb In
NJ Force ct nj TO Louis W AAinycr sic
" - Isith :. h s mtse s47.ooo; oct j atty
SAME PROPERTY. Bessie W wife Of
''laramce A seaman, So same; mtse s47'-
coo: Oct l.. atty, same xloo
SANE PROPERTY; ionis " Meyer to
Entheriord Heights ASA Erie ny
Rnthertord. J. intge sf7.coo oct y ;
-, NY I ,, same ...-....... 500
AZ. SlNl0o; Moe Cohen 10 Regina and
Herman Feuernan. lg9 " 10Th st oct
ae; ATTY, !. 7 4 r To. l6G Bway -. 500
Al PES Az. 2i3l. " =, SSxl45.5: Caro-
lima Laurtano 10 saml Taubin. S55 Il
l,sth st, and ano. mtge So. 500 Oct rs
atty. 4 Il & y co. lso Bway - s1oo
HUGHES AN. II " c lTsth 81, 4I.llxS5,sx
ssllxstS, Cqidt II Dreyer to Maria \
t}erso nstein, 01s Trinity Nv; mtgo SaS
hoh. Oct 20; atty. l. r & 7 Co i6o
LOT 10. map llaight estate, Marie lehar
Ct al II pom~nico Marano, 1908 Mnlford
az; Mtge Sa.0o0 oct -; att, l. I A. I
70, lnd b"HH ....... 81 90
-@-p 81. = :. SSnlQ Baruas av. .Sx,es
adelaide WabsL to ny and Abr En-
gelnan. laos Park av. mtg 81 2so. C,rt
~; atty. Lawyers T Go, I61 Bwav ~ %
ZOE Eiil AN, 81, 40Alos. Alfred T.
bpetn 10 Geo u Green ls2e Whrefn,
nV oct as, atty, II Bergman, 2soi
ID av ........ sshn
BAHhEE AN, Is, iSu n King ri asSan
Jns Nslush io Pats j AicNsph 7ss
TTNSs' @., ,,s 1st sasi stsy, title Guar s
"VsIH $40 sts i.sfn G, pAxs6, Eb,a
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Shenk Parts With
Flats on Heights
And Buys Others
Operator Also Sells Business
Property in The Bronx !;
Two Manhattan Av. Block
Front Apartments Sold

Joseph Shenk figured as buyer and
seller of a number of apartments in
the Heights section yesterday, besides
a store building and dance hall in The
Bronx. The deals are said to involve
more than $l,bOOo0o
Mr. Shenk sold to the Sononen Real
" Company the six story elevator
northeast corner OF Broadway and
150th Street, on plot 100X100 II.
Pincus was the broker. Mr.. Shcnk
also sold to lIern Goldstein & Tack
arsh the SIX story elevator apartme NJ
at the northeast c, rrer Of Haven Ave
nue. and 1S0th Street, on :. piou 125x
1875 A. Eenig was the broker. An
other sale by Mr.. Shenk involves the
one story store building known as the
Burland Casino, at the northwest cor
ner of Westchester Avenue and 15Sth
Street, containing fifteen stores aud a
dance hall. on plot cookbook irregular.
1t was sold to the Kasmore Realty
Company.
'Mr. Shenk purchased from the
@lens Really Company the southwest
corner of Fort Washington Avenue and
apartment, on plot 132x12SlAx irregu-
lar. Phelps & Brady We're the brokers.
From the Ammi Realty Company Mr..
Shenk bought the six story elevator
apartment at the northeast corner of
Haven Avenue and 16oth Street, on
plot 127X100X Irregular. Byrno &
Bowman were the brokers Through
j. S. Maxwell, Mr.. ShenS purchased
from the estate Of James ". Hawes
the six story walk-up apartment ct
1867 Broadway, with three stores, on
plot A0x100
Mr.. Shenk also bought from Charles
Wynne and James Cruikshank the
Cedal'hurst six story elevator apart
ment. at 24t and 243 West 1ltn Street
on plot 50xl0n The sellers acquired
the same las week Max Rosenthal
and |. Rosenheld were the brokers.
Manhattan Ayenue Houses Sold
The two five story apartments occu-
pyipg the block front on the west side
of Manhattan Avenue, between 1929
and l03d streets. have been sold by
Christian Schroeder. The structures
have an avenue frontage of 201.1O feet
and measure 80 feet on each street.
The city assesses the houses at $3.50
600 for taxation purposes.
Investor Buys in 1926 street
JtutiiDuu q btl1lAtciU ilHNt SOiu 10
! Charles Zimmerman. represented by
Samuel WAcht, jr.. the five story mod :
ern apartment at $50 West 192d Street,
on plot 15Xl00, 4. Harris was the
broker
Wadsworth Avenue Corner Sold
Ennis &, Sinnctt have purchased
from Peter Alexander the southea st
corner of Wadsworth Avenue and 1a4th
Street, n five story single at, on poJ
plot l00X100. J. Irving Walsh was the
broker.
Sale in 10lst Street
James II. Crukshank has purchased
from John A. Murray 70 West 101st
Street, five story single at on plot
20X100. II. II. Gibson was the broker
Buys Sixtieth Street Tenement
The Eds Corporati bought from
Joseph Embers 2l0 West Sixtieth
Street, five story tenement, on plot
25x100.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Apartment and Private
Home Buying in Brooklyn

The Berkshire Realty Company has
sold to Richard II. Brown, All Ocean
Avenue, four-story apartment house
on plot A0Xl10.
The Realty Associates have sold tc
an investor. PIT Greene Avenue. a
three and half story dwelling on plot
20X40x10j.
Samuel (ialitzka and ]. Lacov have
sold for the metropolitan Home Build
ers, & onofamiiy house with double
garage, now in the course of con
struction,. at 926 East Twenty third
Street, on plot 50x10o
The Meister Builders have sold 1884
Tenth Street, two and half story
brick e-family dwelling.
The Buckley & Horton Company ha
sold 108 Hall Street a two-story and
basement dwelling on lot XlOo, fol
Henry NJ. Refs.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
Buyers Plan Law Building
For Upper Broadway Corney

The estates of Moritz Falkenau and
Joseph Hamershlag have sold through
l.. j. Phillips a. Co. the plot of six
lots at the southwest corner Of Broad
way and l35th Street, fronting 149.l1
feet on Broadway and 100 feet on
l35th Street There is small one
story structure at the extreme corner
The c. & L. Realty Company Is The
buyer and will Improve the Broadway
and 1S5th Street site with two story
and basement building containing
stores and Offices. The property just
sold was purchased by the sellers
through Phillips & Co. eleven years
ago.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
No Let-Up in Demand
For Bronx Apartments
Operators Buy Modern Struct-
ure in Iiebout Avenue; Sales
in Other Sections

Isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
have purchased from Charles Schrade
2443 Tiebout Avenue, on plot 50xl35, a
tive-story apartment. L. G. Green
berger was the broker.
Charles Wynne and Louis II. Low
have purchased from the Clark estate
the tive-story store apartment a. the
southwest corner OF l69th Street and
Jerome Avenue, on plot a5xl0U. Henry
We'll was the broker.
Maurice kastrner has sold for Harry
Rossn the two hve-story apartments al
1851 and lbs East Tooth Street. on
plot 39X100 each.
Sales of Dwelling Houses
j. Clarence Davies has sold for the
HANDEL Construction Company to sNah
kwatek 1924 linton Avenue, a HYo-
family house, on lot 22xl32.
Nehring Brothers have sold for
Charles L. Hauselt 6S5 East 23Sth
Street, two-family dwelling, on lot
25X100, for cash.
Sale in East Bronx
The Hesu Realty Company, NJ Heller,
president has bought 82o Beck Street
hve-story apartment, on plot 60x100
/ Moran was the broker.
Heller & Sussman have bought 1889
Topping Avenue, on plot 50X1O0, with
an eight-room dwelling.
Heller g. Sussman have bought 1858
and 1860 Mnford Place, two FIVE story
apartments, on plot 6Sxs02. B. Harris
was the broker.
Richard Dickson has sold for Alice
Couldock s27 Freeman Street, a two
family dwelling.
B. II. Weisker has sold for the
United Real Estate and Trust Company
to Mr.. Garfield the block front on
the east side of Creston Avenue. from
fremont Avenue to l7oth Street, 1917
feet irregular.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-30
SI25,DO0 Rent for Use Of
West 34th Street Dwellings

Joseph z. Day has leased for Mrs
Helen 6. Dixon and Mrs. G. o. Mann
2b3 West Thirty-fourth Street, and for
Mrs. Mary f. Cannon 251 West Thirty
fourth Street. making a plot 46x9s9,
with two three-story and basement
brownstone dwellings, thereon, for q
period of twentyone years, at & total
net rental of S125,000, to Louis Stadler
and Morris Bars. The tenants will
make extensive alterations to the build
ings. remodeling the lower part into
/. high class bakery and restauran nt
Spiro 6. Metz and NJ. Singer repre-
sented the tenants