New-York tribune., 1919-03-22
Dealer of Antiques
Forsakes Fifth Avenue
Rents Space in Madison Ave.
Building; Business Leasing
Keeps Brokers on .Jump

Royal Scott Guldcn and Douglas ELI.
man Co. have leased tho store and
basement at 4ob Madison Avenue to u.
I. La Place. antiques and reproductions.
now at 2d2 FIFTH Avenue. The house
OF La Place has been established since
1890, and represent the addition Of a
hlgh'cass trade in the new retail up.
town section.
George r., Read & Co. have leased
office and show room space at III
Fifth Avenue to American Lace Manu-
featuring Company; at l22 2-l24 East
Iwenty-hfth Street, to S. Edwin Megar-
gle, Jr.; at 3 East Seventeenth Street,
to Pauline Biitz and Leon Fruhling,
and at 1140 Broadway for the Cross E.
Brown Company to Kohn e. Leinhardt.
Ames d Co. have leased three floors
at 6 West Twenty-ninth Street to
Henry Jellinek Company, manufacture
ers OF automobile radiators; the sec
ond and third floors of 364 and 366
West Fiftieth Street to D. Shaperio g.
Co., who esale furriers; the store and
basement at 145 West Twenty-sixth
Street, and in the same building to
Solomon Blaufarb the third floor; the
top floor Of 20 East Thirty-frst Street;
to D. & J. Gluckman the three upper
floors at 152 and 154 East 129th Street
for five years, and for Hugh Healy to
Fred Evert the building at 326 East
"a ~ 4 4
for garage purposes.
Frederick Fox & Co have leased to
Isidore Rudes the third loft, Joseph M.
Wltotf the fourth loft, Meyer Meyer
the sixth loft, Julius Woolf the eighth
loft at sd East Eleventh Street; to
Sylvester Pompom, George Leveille and
Finest Gardella the top loft at 43 to
81 West Fourth Street, and to Charles
5. Clark Company, the third loft at 261
to 265 West Thirty-sixth Street.
The Douglas Robinson, Charles S.
Brown Company has leased loft in
127-129 Prince Street to Paristyle Pet
ticoat Company; building at $50 Canal
Street to Isaac Mchaels; space at so
Fifth Avenue to Jacob Sif; space at
Al West Twenty-hrst Street to Jacob
Balaban and to Jacob Weiss; loft at
A Third Avenue, to Vincent Cordaro;
to Samuel Abromowitz; space at 1926
East Twenty-sixth Street to Herman
Raub e. Son, and building at 76 Woos-
ter Street to Carlo Rocconova.
M. & L. Hess have leased for Mary.T.
Ludlow ct al. the building at PIT Sixth
Avenue to the Tube Custom Boot Shop
John N. Tonnele represented the lessor
as attorney.
High Rentals Admitted
Small stores in different sections of
the city have been rented by Charles
b. Van Valen, Inc, at greatly advanced
rentals, according to Mr.. Van Valen.
Among the rentals store and base
ment at 446 West Nineteenth Street, to
James Messino; a store at 376 East
Eighth Street, to Samuel Zimmerman;
store at 37S East Eighth Street, to
Isaac Cohen, store and basement at
4S2 West Broadway, to the Aniine
Sales Corporation; a store at 50 New
Chambers Street, to Peter Finnegan;
a store at 448 West Nineteenth Street,
to Jacob Mirochneck, and d store at 4SO
West Broadway to Charles Ruegger.
The Cross Brown Company leased
the first and second lofts at 1OS and
llO Duane Street to the Upgrade Shoe
Works; the first floor at 27 West Sixty
first Street to Charles S. Utterson; the
~ ~ ;: = "ioOi anu easement at 81 and 59
Prince Street to Ackerly & Grant; the
first floor and basement at 16l-62 Du-
bue Street to D. w. Salter; the
fourth loft at 33 Warren and 20 Murray
streets to R. l.. Polk & Co.; the third
loft at 514 and 516 West Forty-sixth
Street to Waldorf, Hafner e. Schultz,
Inc, and the store and basement at II
West Fifty Street to the E. Sulli-
van Company.
Bastine g. Co., Inc, have leased the
store and two easements at 236 to 244
Eldridge Street to Morris Gruberg; the
eighth floor at 28 and 80 Waverly Place
to a. j. Solomon; the ninth floor at
112 East Nineteenth Street to Hill e.
Ferguson; the loft and store at 236 to
244 Eldridge Street to S. Spector e.
Son, and space at 112 East Nineteenth
Street to the Institution Supply Com
pany of America