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New Britain herald., 1919-04-04

From the black eye Yale and Princeton have given the claSslc tongues, you'd think Greek ana l'al were the languages of our allen cne- mioS-ClcVe1and Plain Dealer
New Britain herald., 1919-04-04

The drug clerks arc demanding an eight hour day, and they say they won't take somc hing just as sood.~- New York Sun.
New Britain herald., 1919-04-04

Tn warning England to keep her navy efficient, Vice Admiral Beatty sets forth the probable fact that none of the world powers will be disposed to dsarnl till the others haNc done it frSt.--BOstOD Transcript
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE-400 gallons of sweet
 cider, made today. filtered through
 rye, sand and charcoal; act quick for cider needs venting the same a $ energy
 W. r. Brown. Shepard Hill Farm, Cen tral Village. Conn. oct9d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE+Horses. dump cart and harnesses. Inquire at George DriscoIl's Lunch Cart ,Shetucket St. sep22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22
FOR SALE

Small acre Farm, with room House, all modern improvements =. Barn, Chicken Coup, 90 small Apple Trees and Grape Vines; in best location on West Main Street. For full particulars see A. V. COHE.iO, 1oe Cliff Street, Phone 6S3-3.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22
FOR SALE
AT IMPERIAL GARAGE

One 1913 Cadillac Truck with Self
 Starter Battery nearly new, Pnsumat- io Cord Tires on front wheels pr-e- tieaIIy new, Goodyear Solid Tires on rear wheels run about 500 miles. This Truck is equipped with tip cart body, also equipped to be used with traiLsr. If you are in need of truck don't fail to give this your consideration.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22
qB11llkttm
A Bulletin To Let
 Advertisement Will Rent It SIX Gents line of Six Words.
TO RENT

TO RENT.Basement tenement, four rooms, wita gas and electricity. In quire at Eighth st. Tel. 4S5-4. .
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

F-OH RENT-Upper fiat of four rooms and bath; also garage space II deS.reu <appiy Y3 W MIIliams Sr- oct2zd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22
FLOUR, GRAIN AND FEED.

Insist on getting Duluth Imperial O. Heckec-Jones Flour of your grocer. Try our Scratch Feed and Beef Scraps; will make hens lay. E
 GREENEVILLE GRAIN co.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE-F'iVe- room bungalow, , barns. E mile of waterfront. 8 acres of tillabIc land. smooth. 10 acres of fine woodlot. brook runs through ccn- ter of farm: now time to buy: get cleaned up for the spring: this is bar gain; small cash payment. 10 minutes from trolley. .on. good road 3 miles from Norwich; will keep 20 COWS: can buy stock and tools 5000 and hay. Bulletin. oct22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE-A low model Royal Stan dard typewriter, in good condition. never been used very much; reasonAfors selling. have no further use for same. cheap if taken at once, S25.~ Write or telephone 2S0-3 DanieiSon. II. B. liar graves. 63 Railroad St. oct22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22
Ator1l)iflj
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Will Sell It Six Cent as line of si. Words.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Top covered delivery wagon, good condition. will be sold cheap to quick buyer. c. P. Snicer
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

TO RENT-Five-room basement. II Elm St. Inquire, 4s Oak St. octGd FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. steam heat. electric light. Is Union ot. e
 OCt2Id AK
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR RENT-To refined woman, room near Soldiers monument Iele- phone 552-2. Uct1Su
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22
FOR SALE-T

will se1levery cheap one short seal coat. one white Polar bear rug, large size, one grey goat rug, one brown Man churian dog rug. and several ocher good items in furs at almost your own price. J c. Macpherson. oct22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

bOR HIRE@One closed seven pas senger car. oay or night service. Call i ia-3. W. LariViere, Liberty Garage, Marguerite Corner oct2ld < TO RENT-Furnished Rooms. Phone i11-2 It Church street. If.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE-My place at 199 Frank in St, 17-room house, place for store with or without furniture. Inquire Jack White, 199 Franklin St. oct22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

TO RENT - A furnished room, in good loca ton. with steam heat, moucrn .n provements. &IcL 5o3-12. stf.-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

TO RENT-For one or two gentle men, steam heated furnished room, with running water. OH laalIn street.
 Cali S21-2. tf-
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

TO REN1-Flat of z rooms with all OuLntters. oct1It
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

TO RENT-Large garage suitable for any large car. ', ater, room Tor w.rk. zJJ EAs6 Nam St. OctI6d.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE-Parr of year old oxen good workers. Fred E. Kinne, Box 122, Conn. oct22d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE-Two good horses one 14O0 and the other 1900. Apply to Frore Bros Farm, Wauwecus Hill. Tel. S69-3. oct14d.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

TO RENT-To small American adult family. lower fiat. S9 Orchard street. Inquire upstairs. tfOct13d.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR EXCHANGE h. D. marine en-
 zine for TOW boat. Phone 1ST6-4 oct21d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE=l s3 acre farm, located in Lebanon. miles from center in high state of cultivation. S6 acres tillable balance pasture and woodland Will keep 30 head stock. Two story house with ell. 12 rooms. 3 barns. COW barn with swing chain stanchions for 50 head cement floor and milking machine, silos, ice house and milk room with cement tank. garage. hen houses for 300 hens. Never failing water at Cow yard. For particulars enquire of F.. A. HQxie P 70 Yartic. f,ouIa. SWoct Sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALEiOne kitchen table one
 folding porch gate, one folding wash wrfnger and two galvanized wash tubs Apply 36 Spring Garden Ave, Norwich ocfoId
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22
FOR SALE-Horses

FOR SALE-Sound horse or will ex-
 oct21d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

:. FOR SALEI5J -sf oats, 50 pigs some brood sows and registered Berkshire boar. c. K. Bailey. Phone 1344-2
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE-Slab wood, s per cord :. i-2 cord same rate. cut in Stoys lengths. the kind that suits C. S Brown, Yantic. Phone 1099-2 jeI7d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FARMS for safe. Write for catalogue r. !. Racine. DalieiScn. Conn. sep1sd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

TO RENT-To an American family of adults. d modern flat of six rooms, with garden and hennery. Call aS5-14.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SALE|1200 gallons of cider at 50 cents Q gallon be pressed at any time. E. Eastlund. Canterbury Plain. Conn. god
Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-22

FOR SAlE-One black mare that is safe for a lady to drive or handle, will work any, place, and extia a good roader, good business wagon and harness, top buggy that I haven't run 5u miles; will sell cheap to stop expense. Call 373 Main St. oct6d
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
Buyers for Costly
Dwelling g House e s
I'm Fifth Ave. Section

Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have sold
Tor Edmund L. Baylies, of Carter. Led
yard & Milburn, represented bv win
lam B. May e. Co., Is East SEVENTY
second Street, new six-story stone
front English basement DWELLING on
plot 27Xl02.2. The house, valued at
$20o'ooo' was built by John l. Downey.
from plans by Harry Allen Jacobs. It
mas been purchased by a prominent
New Yorker, now living in an apart-
mcnt.
Mr. Bayles has been active in ro-
cent yeas remodelling and rebuilding
private houses in the east side resi-,
Genital section, most of which he re-
soid Immediately after alterations were
completed. Most of his activities CEN
tired IN East Sixty-second Street.
Thomas House in 63d st. Is Sold
Worthlngton Whitehouse has sold
lor Leonard NJ. Thomas the house at
1874 East SiXty-third Street. on nlot 3oy
100, with garden and studio in rear.
held at $4,000
Mr. Thomas bought the property
through the same brokers in 1917 from
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
300 Increase Rental
For Broadway Property
Deal Causes Owner to With
draw Property Between 46th
and 47th SITS. From Market

A property for which there has been
Keen competition mas been taken out of
the market as the result of the closing
CT lease announced by Manning 6
Trunk and Walter B. Parsons, who
rented for Julia L. Murphy, represented
by Ashforth & Co., the building 1868
Broadway, on the west side, between
Forty sixth and Forty seventh Streets.
The tenant is Lofts Candies, which
takes a twenty-one-yea lease from May
l, 1919, subject to an existing lease for
about two years. The lease calls Tor
q rental of $4,000 net, as against the
present rental of $S 900 net, an increase
of almost so per cent
The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased large portion of the twelfth
floor of the Masonic building, Twenty
third Street and Sixth Avenue, to the
Erie Railroad; space on twentieth floor
in the Madison Square Building, al IS
East Twenty sixth Street, to Emil NJ
Herschmann, and in connection with
Alexander Batter, the second floor at
81 University Place to Goldberg &
Pfeffer
The Douglas Robinson. Charles S.
Brown Company has leased the store
at Al Il East Forty seventh Street. in
the building known at 27o Park Avenue,
to Taller & Robinson, stock brokers.
formerly located in Louis Sherry's
buildinr
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
Two Eleven-Storv
Loft Buildings
La S1,25O,00O Deal
One Extends From 18th to
l7th Street; Property
Taken in Part Payment
Is Also on l7th Street

7. Randolph Jacobs and Everett
Jacobs have sold the eleven story
building Is to 90 West Eighteenth
Street, extending TO p to 27 West
Seventeenth Street, covering front
aee of 100 feet in each street and con-
tanning 10000 square feet in area. 1t
is known as the Susquehanna Building,
and was formerly owned and occupied
by the Susquehanna Silk Mills, from
whom it was purchased by I. Randolph
Jacobs and Everett Jacobs last Novem-
ber
The present purchaser is the Bedell
Company, who gave in part payment
the property So and 81 West Seven
teenth Street, an eleven story build
ing. on a plot 5ox92, and occupied by
them at present for their mail order
business. At the expiration of present
leases they will occupy the entire
building Just purchased. This trans
action involved S1,25o,oOO Robert w.
Jones was the broker
Buildings in Front Street Sold
The lower business section of Man
haitian, which has been centre of ac-
tivity in realty trading during the last
few months. furnished another inter
esting transaction yesterday. William
Fl. Whiting & Co. sold for Mabel S.
Cater and others the two four story
buildings at 254 and 256 Front Street,
"a feet south of Dover Street, on a
Elot 4511XlS.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
New Jersey Resident
Buys at Dobbs Ferry
Mrs. Ethel ". White Purchases
Home of Mrs. Mary ". Crib
bon: Other Suburban Sales

Fish &. Marvin have sold for Mrs.
Mary ". Grbbon her property on
South Lawn Avenue at Dobbs SFerry
on-Hudson TO Mrs. Ethel W. White Of
Murray Hill, \. J. The place was held
at Slo50o :ae same brokers have
rented furnished tie 6 property OF
Franklin v Du Mond on Pleasantville
Road at Brareliff Manor to Mrs R. B.
Palmer, OF this city.
Professor Sells Fieldston Home
The residence Of Professor Richard
+. Bach, Of Columbia University, stu
ated on Fieldston Road Fieldston,
Riyerdale-on-theH Hudson, has been
sold to Mr.. Michaelis, Of this city.
George Howe was the broker.
Investor Buys at Far Rockaway
The Lewis H. May Company has sold
for the Far Rockaway Securities Com
psny J. Lauchheimer, president), TWO
one-family dwellings, on Union Street,
sar Rockaway, Long Island, to q eli
ent for investment
Dwelling at Flushing Sold
TIE three two-family dwellings at
80 to 50 Bradford Avenue, Flushing,
Long Island, have been purchased by
Harris Bayer Of this city, from Mrs.
Hannah Carlstrom
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
CITATIONS

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
u, YORK; H.y BY THE GRACE OF GOD.
UBl. MARTIN GREEN. individually anj
as Executor Of and Trustee under the
we'll Green. deceased, and Administra~
tor With the VIII Annexed of Martin
Green. deceased; TIMOTHY RUGGLES
GREEN. individually and as Executor of
and Trustee under the Last WIZ ard Tes>
ceased: WILLIAM OGDEN GREEN. in
dlHldually and Executor OF and Trusted
under the Last VIII and Testament o.
AnGrew -r,, Hssweli Green, deceased
NATHAN WILLIAMS GREEN. individual,
the Last VIII and Testament of Andrew
Bas%en = S,.rSs Green deceased JuLIA ELIZA,
GREEN 6 + 'SNEN owEN NAM MARY roNEn63 Ssdsf;535
GREEN; ANDREW HUGH esa t-l.ss.
WARNER GREEN BAIRD, KATHARINE
ested as creditors, legatees. next OF kin
or otherwise in the Estate Of Andrev
Of fgs NV SSlqe0 York SEND s. ' '
Upon The h, ppeti5i9n. dstsd Massh -
residing at is Franconia Street, Morccs,
ter. Massachusetts,; WILLIAM OGDEN
GtiEaN GREEN rgSidng sS.nd. at l2lI As'or sssS
GREEN. residing at 325 Long hin Street,
Spring field. NJ ssac huset9s. and NATHAN
57th Street. New York CITY. New York
You and each of you hereby cited
10 show cause before our SurrOp ate OF tho
COUNTY OF New York. at the Surrogatey
Court of said County. held at the Hall -
Records in the County OF New Yor1 op
the 2ath day of June, 1919. at half pasf
ten o'clock in the forenoon of THAI day,
why the account dated March 81. 1919, of
TIMOTHY KUGGLES GREEN. WILLIAM
OGDEN GREEN. SAM TEL. MARTIN
GREEN and NATHAN WILLIAMS
GREEN. as surviving Trustees undor thg
Last via and Testament OF said de,
ceased. from July 81. 1sl7. q and iuclud>
ing March 81, 1919. should not be judi
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We hav~
caused The seal OF the .Surrosate's Court
or the said County OF New York TO bs
hcreunto affixed
WITNESS Honorable JOHN =. CO.
n Surrogate OF our aid County,
at the County of New York. the 18TH day
OF May. in the year OF our Lord Ons
thousand nine hundred and nineteen
DANlEl. T, pOWDNEY.
Clerk of the SurrogAte's Court
lSeal Of Surrogates Court. New York
CountN.l
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
Upper Broadway Flats
Appeal to Investors
Two Houses on This Thorough
fare and Another Nearby
Among Apartment Sales

M0rgenstern Brothers Syndicate has
bought from the estate of Clementine
NJ. Silverman Wcstbourne Court, a
seven-story apartment, with SIX stores,
on plot 150x10O, at $50 and 55S West
14Oth Street, at the southeast corner
OF Broadway. Henry ]. Kantrowitz was
the broker.
L. j. Phillips & Co. have sold to an
investor for the Loring Construction
Company the four-story apartment at
1924 Broadway, on lot 25x99. The
purchaser Will alter and modsrni2e
the building. The Phillips firm also
sold for George l.. Slawson and Fred
erick G. Hobbs 1924 and 1896 Broad
way, a two-story store building, on
plot 36.10x125. The premises are
leased to one tenant, and the buyer
purchases for investment.
st. James Palace Sold
John r. Davidson has sold for tho
Scheer-Ginsberg Realty Company the
st. James Palace, at $40 West 146th
Street, six-story elevator apartment
house, on plot 100N1OO, near Broadway.
The purchaser is an investor.
Resale in 117th Street
James H. Cruikshank has resold the
five-story flat at 141 West 117th Street,
on lot 25xl00, to a client of Harry
Sugarman.
Sale of Two l5lst Street Houses
Luxemberg {. Haskell have sold 52s
and 52S West 151st Street, two five
story apartments, each on plot 4Ox100,
to the Aaybee Realty Company Gnc.),
Abraham lsear, president.
Flat in 93d Street Sold
Joseph Roeder has sold for the
Lawyers Mortgage Company to Pau
line Alp 1S1 East Ninety-third Street,
four-story fiat, on lot 20x1O0. 1t
was a cash deal
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
Assignments OF Mortgages
Manhattan

WEST BROADWAY, 400; 55th st. 1l5 e.:
Title Guar {, Trust Co to y Y Investors
PEARL ST, III; custaV '' schIens 2Sg and md
4n9 st 'ruSsGeF du df s. to o., the s2fe Deposit &
43D ST. 23l-3 Z; mtge S94,617.SG; Carlo
Gala 20 Adele Calza, of Turin Italy:
q, a1ty a.1l ;,, Jas Frank. ~ " 42d st......$i
$4,000: American Mort Co to Adolph
Frankenthal; attys, Wolf & Kohn III
l1lTH ST. s. 80 Madison av: $imaoS ST4,sg3
Wolf to Adolph Frankenthal; attys. Wolf
SD Az. ~: Jas i Naughtin to + { S>'Iq II
Treenebaum, 5S2 " Nth st; address. 80
22D ST. 2o2s ": mtge SIS 900 9.i5 Sds,goo ~ {,
Chas L Willis to Reginald D Taylor. 4S5
Sanford az. Flushing, Is of @, ana ano
\ Il VAN & Co to Claus II Hfnek Brony
yIlie \ Y atty, n Title & NJ Co, lS5
177TH ST. $ s. 100 " Wadsworth av. ;,,tSc S
Washington Heights. lgi5 Amstertan'
GREBNWiCH ST, 5S5; Arthur " 3 81 CRAZE Z
and ano. exrs. to Mary B weeks. "a
soth st; atty, Jno Judge. 261 Broad
WALL ST. ~. stephen G clarl, -, To- 7g'7S " :
Clark Cooperstown, y Y. ct al trustees
ior Clark Neie hborhood Association;
attys Yer Planck d Prince. 145 Broad,
SlST ST. S25-27 u: mtge $4,000: Max
kohn to Rachel posner 1891 Madison
,oa.r, eT atiy 5,I Gus as 9osuer, sea Bway .. 81
Newman 80 Al.rv " Ovington. 70 5th
>, ay; aits IF ~. IS Park Row 81
LYMAN % Titlc &: Mort Co. i35
15oTH ST. 5sl-sa "; Morris nc.c,,
Sanl y Davis. 51s W 11lth st. attv.
Saoi bernstein. 149 Bway ...... .$6. 900
Bronx
h9r or %. map UnderclN Ter: Thos n
lnoinas. exr. to VIM II Sage Bronxvil1e
= isc J. Ind ana ano, trust; atty, w II Sage
PROSPECT ST 9 3 adj land Ezra Water
house, l5l 6xloo, Sarah G Mitchell to
Iredk y Bowen, Tracy, y Y; = part:
atty' Title Guar d r Co. l7e Broad,
2oisT ST. 27G-so g: Hv windo}, w,;ii;i.}5 le 900
;Margaretha X NJ Boschen. az B,yav
ooocHH' j; atty Elfers & 4. 273
ID AZ 4477 Jag N'ent1 to Spencer Spencer
Aldrich. Bay Shore, l. T. ct al. tl.Is.
atty' Title Guar d r co. us Broad-
way .,........5l7 GOO
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
News and Comment of City Suburban Realty Market

Frederick j. Sterner, architect. In
this block, which has undergone an in
terestlng development in the last few
years, are the homes of Cyril Hatch,
John Magee, DR.. George Draper and
others, and directly opposite exam
bassador Gerard and Norrie Sellar
have just bought two OF the five houses
which Mr.. Sterner acquired recently.
West Side Dwelling Sales
Pease G. Gilman have sold for
Francis Dixon $40 West Ninety-second
Street, five story American basement
dwelling, on 20foot lot, near River
side Drive. 1t was held at $4,000 and
was bought for occupancy.
The Houghton Company has sold fol
Marcus & Goldstein the three-story
and basement dwelling at 80 West
Ninety second Street. The buyer will
occupy
Sells House in 112th Street
The three story and basement dwell
ing at 205 East 112th Street, on plot
2OXl00.1l, has been sold by Bryan L
Kennedy for Joseph Cohen. Mr.. Ken
nelly was to have offered the property
at auction yesterday
Sale in Cooper Square
Frederick H. Allen. of Frederick Zit-
tel & Sons, has sold to a client of Peter
Tisch the four story business building
at 10 Cooper Square, on a plot %. TX
83.7x irregular.
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
BRONX

MOHEGAN AN w s. 55.l 179th St 44x
ganoIo o. .Ios Horwita to George Daiker 443
1'ehesee ST. tca, Y. May 2S 3 yrs
~ per cent; atty. Geo A Stcrnmalier.
TELLeR Av. l27s 5. a0xioo: Naionlo :; gqo
SurranO to Thornton Bros Co 13I2 O.,
av prior mtge 1000, MAY ~. iret1il's
per cent; atty. Title Guar & 7 CO. i76
oLINVlLLE Az. n cor rb,vai.s l'Ggo 81,
IS6l0Nil3. SXl13N328 Barnard carr i.1n
to summit Trust Go. summit. j,
r,tst 1r4sstee: e., May H. = yrs. per cent atty,
EAST TEBMONw Az. 2S9, 56Iioo
}Shn }Si pA.n A steinmetz to Laura e Thorpe.
cSat nea buSh a4Ta 81; 81 May ls 3 yrs 81 Per
CENT "''S' i'''e Guar " T'co rs Bway
ST oRAYM0Np Az. s s 100 G Grace e 9y. 'pyD
fpNIgG 1so J@s SpaSna to Law rs r x T
cent; atty Lawyers T & T CO, $50 Broad,
PARKER AV, lot 3d. map Daily est 'Jgg Jos
Spagna to Mary A Palmer. f1a Cavrrt
81. Bl<lyn; May e3, s yrs. 5 Der cant
,~l. %'iys' Lawyers T & T Co, $50 Broad
LOTS % AND 80, map Paul EST. g., 4,'o0 g,
iS'teTson to AnnaN Peidl, 81 Sharrott
re- r,a fi@asant flAins, |. pr mtg 5000.
Nay 20 Yrs. per cent; atty. II c
, i-euhe, SOIL Westchester av.......SlO 600
BARNES Az. 1927, 25xIoo; o;ustave Feter, Fseigao
son to Frances y SchanO, 1910 Amethyst.
May 24i instals per cent: attv y G6ss
r, Sgn2no, $40 AMethyst st......-.. 81 500
BArif'iATN AV, 17i5. > at e c IAN
Brown at South Orange. n j. pr mtg
~ 9oo; MAY l6; instals- per cont.
attys. Miehling x X. 25S Bway. $4,000
l7+rH ST. i9l f95 Z, n &, 40xiooS lsear
Realty Corpn to lily brown, at south
Orange n j pr mtge. S24 o0O: May ID,
instals, per cent attys, Miehiing * *
l74TH ST. 495 and 497 e, n g $ AK
,oo5' same TO same. pr mtge So 800.
May l6 installs, per cent; atty same
219TH ST 9l3 East. n $, sG.sx11s.l'. JOS JOS
Rothkowitz and ano 70 Frank Iacativa
2o3 East iOgth st May %, prs, per
cent for j yrs, = per cent thereafter:
atty. ] DIX, West 18TH st....$f2' '66G
ii, Az S, So. II 1,oth st 26xl0O: Jas
Tawbln to John IL Henshaw. 2q4 West
End aN trus. pr mtge. s9.75O; Nay "a:
insta'ls ~ T. per cent; ATTY, TITLE Guar *
l5sD ST. s. lot 4so. map Melrose south.
ooAlVo' MArsi CAcciatoro and ano to NaX
Mayer May -. yrs. 5ls per cent.
p. @ttg Title Guar & - CO. l76 Bway S5.a50
toFTh.k FL. 8. IS Villa av. 3GyeS ~
n"Me i.a nico ia Peruta to Il Geo Hode.
-'o9 Valentine av, May IS. due etc as
per bond, atty Title Guar & r Co IA
Nt'Nay .....,........ 81 0o0
New-York tribune., 1919-05-29
Investors Active i'm
Bronx Realty Trading
Ready Buyers Found for Apart
ments in Various Sections;
Plot Purchasers to Build

S. Rosen has sold for John J. Clark
2026 and 2030 Valentine Avenue, near
lS3d Street, two five-story apartment
houses, each on plot 58x10O; also for
Joseph G. Abramson to the r. & H.
Holding Corporation two fve-story
apartment houses, on plot 4Sx1OO, at
$50 and 536 East 10th Street, near
Crotona Avenue, each containing for
ty-five apartments; and for the Hud-
son View Realty Corporation 1885
Stcbbins Avenue, five-story apart
ment. on plot 40X10O
Buys 163d Street Flat
Daniel II. jackson has purchased
from Joseph Rothschild, Of Mount
Vernon, 825 East l63d Street. adjoining
the co1Aler of Prospect Avenue, five
story apartment house on plot 55x72.
J. 3. Brennan was the broker. Mr..
Jackson has sold to Joseph Bernstein
1900 Hoe Avenue, five-story twenty
family apartment on plot 41x1G9 Stein
man Steinman were the brokers.
investor Buys in 171st Street
The Benenson Realty Company has
sold 537 and $50 East 171st Street, two
iiVestory apartments on plot 5Sx120.
The buyer is an investing client of l.
Bothok
Resale in Nelson Avenue
The Union Chemical Glassware Com
pany and A. IL. Levy have rcsold to
Louis Smith, represented by Kleiner
Bros, the fve-story apartment house
at 1707 Nelson avenue, on plot 75x1OO
L. Fine was the broker
Brown Sells Houses and Plots
Frederick Brown has sold through
Leitncr, Brener & Starr the southeast
corner of the Grand Boulevard and
Concourse and Tooth Street, a plot
fronting 1872 feet on the Concourse and
100 feet On 199th Street with rear
line of 14S feet. The purchaser is a
client Of Philip D. Shapiro, attorney
who Will finance and resell the prop
erty. Mr.. Brown has also sold to
client of Byrne G. Bowman the plot
i9.10X5S on the west side of the Con-
course. 100 feet north of 1921 Street;
also sold to a client Of the same firm
The two-story dwelling on plot 50xS5
on the east side of Valentine Avenue,
III feet north OF 1S4th Street. The
same broker sold for Mr.. Brown the
three-story dwelling on plot 1O0x120
on the west side of Tiebout Avenue,
1873 feet south of 18th Street Mr..
Brown has also sold to Sigmund Ernst
% Hamilton Terrace, four-story
dwelling, on lot 1S.GX8l.
Sale in Jerome Avenue
B. II. Woisker has sold for Frederick
Brown to Name Schaile, a plot 60x121
with two-story frome dwelling, on the
north side of Kingsbridge Road 100
feet east of Jerome Avenue This is
part of the plot recently purchased by
Nv. Brown through the same broker.
Buys in st. AIMS Avenue
julius Trattner sold for a client of
S. B. Pollak, attorney, to Samuel Vogel.
of Floyd Grant G. Co., the aix-story
apartment at 807 St. AIMS Avenue.
Sell 153d Street Lots
Williamson G. Brown have sold for
the estate of Julius Licberman two
lots on the south side Of 153d Street,
100 feet west OF Morris Avenue.
House on Hughes Avenue Sold
John ". Mehl has sold to Carmela
Gagllano three story building on lot
2o%l0O, at 2264 Hughes Avenue