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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-23

Miss Laura GathrIght was a week
end visitor to Lafayette.
666 quickly relieves Constipation, Bilious
ness. Loss Of Appetite and Headaches, due to
Torpid Liver.
6-li-loc.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Toups and
children Of Jeanerette motored here
Sunday and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Toups.
Capt. Robert Gillen Of Houma is
spending a few days here with his
family.
eS6 has more limitations than any other
Chill and Fever Tonic on the market, but no
one wants limitations in medicine They are
dangerous.
S.1I.loc.
Mr.. A. B. O'Brien was a visitor to
Franklin Saturday.
Mrs. Nash and children, who have
been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. M
kleinpeter, have returned to their
home in Crowley.
We are proud of the confidence doctors
druggists and the public have in 6S6 Chill
and Fever Tonic.
6-l1-10c.
Mrs. Howard Jastremski Of Houma
was a recent visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Randolph Davis OF
Savannah, Ga, are guests of DR.. and
Mrs. S. J. Bourgeois.
Mrs. Albert Wilson and daughter
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-23

666 quickly relieves Constipation, Bilious
ness, Loss of Appetite and Headaches, due to
Torpid Liver.
6.ll.loc.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-23

Ruo-ofy-Tism is a great pain killer. !
relieves pain and soreness caused by Rheuma
tism, Neuralgia, Sprains, etc.
o-1l-10c.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-23

Mr.. and Mrs Wilson Toups and
children Of Jeanerette motored here
Sunday and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Toups
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-23

Mr. VIM. Krisle was a business
visitor to Franklin Saturday.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-23

I Maurine have returned from visit
to Monroe and Shreveport.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-23

Mrs. Albert Wilson and daughter,
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1919-06-23

Capt. Robert Gillen Of Houma is
spending few days here with his
family.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03

Az; mtge $1,000; atty. H steinboch, 81
GRANT Av' w 8 l5o n John $, foxio, 1'!lt ~
5l.1lx2l4.2; Valentine Weydig to patk
n Flt@patrick l545 Merry av lntgo
$500: Aug so; atty. 7 & T Co, l76
BI.AcKRocK AV. 2oss. s. 25xlos: clara slyO
wife Of Geo Killenberg, to Nellie Reilly,
900 Manbattan av; mtge $500; Aug 80;
at a1ty + IT,, & co. l7s Bway: 100
1oo. $x54.ll; Ida !. Karlebach to silwein
Aug 90 atty, slwein Realty Corpn,
18TH ST. s4s L. 5 S, lsxloO: Ginevra
Prato to John u Conner, l4l Brown pl:
Aug 80; atty G e I Co. 17b Broad
uUN'Ts POINT AV. SOS. e $. 19.sxlosilx
lS.9Xl0A.6; also Hunts Point Av, $50.
s; 1@.3x113.4xlS.9xi0s Rose Birn-
baum and aEo to Philip Wattenberg, $50
Prospect av; mtgc $4,000; Aug 26; atty.
G T GO. 176 Bway ..-...... 500
HUNTS POINT Az, $50. $. 19.3xl13;4x
Schwebel 2796 Sd av; mtge $4,000; Aug
e atty T G & T CO, l7G Bway. 500
llrNrS roiNT AK s2s $ sars ls:SxloS IL
mond Presman and Sam Lohrer, 9s4
:ons wood aS; mtge S. 900; Aug 20; atty ,6o
MOUNT HOPE PL, 8 $. 3l7.2 " Anthony
av, 9sx1lO.l0x2s.l1xl07s Edwin 1 Alex
ander and ano to Jacob Jacob Fran, 1870 e
Peter Franz. $50 W Sd st. ........... 500
MOUNT HOPE Az; $ =, 2sS.2 W Anthony
and ano TO Edw N Kahn; 255 Mount
Hope pl: mtge $1,000. Aug 30; atty. Edw
NJ Kahn, 255 Mount Hope pl. .:... sloO
TIFFANY ST 92O-24, 3, 70xll0; Eermi-
lage Co to Wnl r Cordes. 1913 Hoe av;
mtge $50, 600; Aug 2s; atty, Title Guar
SAME PROP; VIM f Cordes to Helene f
Cordcs, l21S Hoe av; mtge $40, zoo: Aug
so, atty, Title Guar & T CO. iI6 Broad
sr. io46. $ .. s9xioo: valhalI9 tgD
Corpn to Carl Sentz. 5S3 Teasdale pl.
mtge $1,000; July Is; atty. Title Guar
8 T CO. l76 Bway ,......-... 500
160TH ST. 421 f.. n s. g5.3x75 Emil Csesch-
wander to John schuit, 42S E l3sth 81 ;
mtge $4.600. Aug so. atty, John Schult
~ +, I3Slh ST ................... 500
LOTS 1Os to ll3. map 12l lot at Uni
Versty Heights; John Z E;ustis to AL
bert J Schwarzler. 1890 Perry av: July
: atty. Title Guar r Co. 175 Broad
Nay "A 300
176TH ST 5 ). 43.6 W Trafalgar pI ri 6x
II Mary J Havi,and to Jacob Siegel
$50 l1oth 81 Aug ! atty, Title Guar
I co, las Bway .........- S4, 500
SD Az. 3, 1905 : 1884 ST. 33Gx1Oa sx$37x
lo5. I: Clarence Davies TO Rosa 3 r
Heintz, 22ll Bway; mtge $25. 900 Aug
-. atty, Title Guar 6s T Co, l76 Broad
N"S 81
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
10 Alter 10th St. Property
Into Loft Building

Inc property at 1T West Forty-sixth
street has been leased for long term
ny the Hooven Automatic Typewritcr
Company. to be used for its own occu-
pancy, after the building has been
completely altered into office and loft
nu'!dlng. f. A. Wheeler, Of Goodwin
q goodwin. negotiated the transaction.
and Goodwin & Goodwin have been
appointed agents for the building.
Cross Brown Company have leased
Tor the Ritz Realty Corporation the
entire seventh floor at 92O Broadway
TO Carson. Pirie, Scott e. Co. for a
Ierm p OF years and have leased for Mary
r.: Brandegee the entire building at
90 and 81 White Street to Louis. Wiliam
and Henry G. Bralower for a long term
Of years. ~
The Charles F. Noyes Company has
rented the second floor at 221 Pearl
street Stree to the r. j. Donovan Company,
the ilrst loft at IS and 80 Cortlanjt
street to George Francis Adams. and
the fourth floor at 55 Vescv Stree TO
NJ :. Saltstcin.
The Victoria Textile Mills, now ut G
west lhnty- y-sccond Street, have leased.
through L. j. Gulfoyle & Co.. the store
basement and sub basement ai All
Broadway. '''
,Cushman & Wakefield have leased
o11lces at so East Forty-second Street
to "A. II. Alberger.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Recorded Mortgages
Downtown

FRONT ST, so. $ 37.2 n Cuylers slley
ls.Sxs3.S, p m; sept >. Ross w Weir k
Go TO Peter Gerry. OF Warwick f /
due and int as per bond attys Harris K
WEST BROADWAY. :. 50 : Houston st
ls.6N5p. sept :; Ike and Mike Prince to
Michele Martn. 2+a4 N'alentine av. snd
ano. due as bond III, b y {. pr lnts-
$500, atty, Title Guar u Co. la
East Side
gM gdp, 81 s31 ;usss E s,s,seS y7Ssl0ls 5 Ntnn
Block. ls A. ., 10 yrs. az , G. Or
mtse s2l.5oo, atty. Max siiverstein. 30s
Bway .............. ........... Sle 500
MADISON AV. l1s. W Goth st. 24sx
90 p IN: Aug %: lis Madison Ave Co
to Metropolis SilI> 30. - Madison av .
yrs. p c: pr mtge $4,000; atty. r G.
4STH 81. 81 L. $. 2oxl0o.5. July %
Turtle Bay Holding 60 to Title Guar /.
Trust Go, l76 Bway. due and int as per
6aD ST 800 E. .. 25xloO5, m, Apr
20 Wilson Holding Corpn to \ Title
SAME PROPERTY p IN; Aug 2s Neigh
borhood Realty Co TO Land Estates 1875
Bway: yrs, p C; pr mtg $4,000. s., 600
10TH ST. 335 f. 3. 2i.9xIo0.4 June 20 :,
Beatrice Coogan TO Hudwll Corpn, w
45th st; due June 20, 1928; 8 c: pr
mtge $4,000 .............. 81. 500
18TH ST. = 25o 5th ay, 1sxio2.2 m;
sept .. Caroline NJ Jackson TO Lillian I.
Lord. cedarhurst. L I; years. c. pr
mtge $4,000; attys, Lord, D & Lord 80
Wall at Observation-Disclosures. $40 000
io4TH ST. 20 f. n =. 25xloo.ll: p M. Aug
20 Morris Weiss TO Hy Muhlken. 50 u
e3d ct: 3 years; 81. p c; atty. New York
T * NJ Co. 155 Broadway. SIS 900
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
City Dwelling Buyers
Select. West Side Houses
Dwelling in 89th St.
Sold; Physician Buys
in l47tE ST.

Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs.
"A. M. Gardner, the four~story American
basement dwelling at 325 West Eighty
ninth Street, on lot 22xSO, to a client
for occupancy.
Sale in 147th Street
The II. M. WE'LL Company has sold
for Margaret Harrison 529 Vest 147th
Street, four-story dwelling to DR..
Wolmark, of WoImark Chemical Com
pany.
Builder Buys S6th Street House
Frederic H. Allen of Frederick Zittel
4 Sons, has sold for Catherine C. Hall
331 West Eighty-sixth Street. a five
story American basement dwelling on
plot 18XlOO.Sl2 to a builder for alter
alton.
Sale in Gath Street
The Nehring Company, julius Nehr-
ing president, has sold for M. W.
Rayens, TIA West Ninety-fourth Street,
a three-s story and basement dwelling,
on plot 17x91.S, near Amsterdam ave-
nue., to Z. Sharum.
Resale in 1s5th Street
Ennis & Snnott have resold to a
Street, a three story and basement
dwelling on plot 2Ox100.
10th Street House Sold
]. B. English has sold for Margaret
Dawson the three-story and basement
dwelling at 224 West Forty ninth
Street, on plot 20x10O,
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Architect Sells Fine
Home at Riverview Manor
I. A. Meyer Disposes of Attrac-
tive House; Plans to Build
i'm Same District

Theodore A. Meyer, architect. has
sold his home at Riverview Manor,
Dobbs Ferry, through George Howe.
The property was held at SIS, 900 and
is one of the most attractive houses
in the vicinity. 1t is Of the English
type of architecture on about an acre
Of ground and fronts on Bellair Drive
way and Flower Avenue. Mr. Meyer
plans to erect new home in the same
section.
Sales at Mount Vernon
The Wheeler Corporation has sold
to Alfred H. Ericsson four lots on
Brookside Avenue, Mount Vernon. The
buyer will at once erect three dwell
ings. Steven B. Ayres was the broker.
Steven B. Ayres and Alfred H. Eric
son have sold the new detached dwell
ing just built, on plot 371sx100, on
Mrs. Molie Goodman.
John McCallum has sold TO the
Wheeler Corporation a plot 50xl00, on
Manhattan Avenue, Crestwood. The
purchaser will at once erect a dwell
ing. Steven B. Ayres and II. D. Bishop
were the brokers'
New Far Rockaway Homes
William L. Bowman has sold for
Martin II. Lattner the plot of lots at
Lockwood Avenue and Broadway, Far
Rockaway, to Abe Merlis, who will i'm
prove same with small houses.
Plainfield Buyer to Build
Steven 3. Ayres has sold for the
bronxdale Realty Company a plot 6Cx
lS0 on North Clinton Avenue. Plain
field, n. j. The purchaser is Mrs.
Anna Peterson. She will at once erect
q dwelling
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Shenk Sphculates in
Sth Ave. Corner Buildings
One, a history Structure at
Sixteenth ST., Sold Three
Times in Five Weeks

Joseph Shcnk showed his faith in
tlfth Avenue business property as nm
investmsnt by the purchase Yesterday
OF two large corner Structures having
a combined value of $1,000, 900.
ono Of these buildings has figured
IN three sales within the last fivc
weeks 1t concerns the thirtecn-storv
structure mt the northeast corner ,f
r'fth Avenue and Sixteenth Street.
Mr. Shcnk bought it from Max N.
Natanson, who acquired it two weeks
ago from d syndicate headed by Walter
Weschler, which obtained it's contract
three weeks before from the Green
wich Savings Bank. 1t is a plot 49x
141Xo5, and has been held at $3.50 900.
Bernard London was the broker.
In the other transaction Mr.. Shenk
purchased from the New York Life
1nsurancc Company the twelve-st
McCready Building at 141 to LAT Fifth
avenue. at the southeast corner Of
Iwenty-iirst Street, which the insur-
ance company had taken over by fore
closure proceedings in March, 1917.
henry l.. Dincl was the broker
Ihls building fronts ninety-four feet
on on flfth Avenue and ninety feet on
the ti street and prior to the foreclosure
,he realty was assessed at $500, 900, but
iast year the city's valuation was only
.o'o oou The property was held on
inc books of the insurance company at
$3.50, ,000
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03

Bklyn; mtfe $4,000; Aug 80; atty, Title
wA%Tox q%S ~ V@ 1?s stla h~Sy ,sxss,xi7SS
Hsb; H; Daniel Mcdonald to Florencc II
tcist 25S2 Creston av mtge ST., 500:
aug $o' atty, Title Guar &: T Co, rs
GRAND Az so76-so. $. at " isotS S'yO st
,,GN,99; Geo y Reinhardt to Solomon
s59,25o Aug Il, atty. title Guar '5s'N &. r
BfYANT nah,,;1, AZ, 15As. $ ssxloo chas s'vS y
naul's I,;,I pl; .mtge $500; Aug 22; attys.
cRAYn illriGmaH lv & y s9l e l4sth $. 500
Godberser to Yss ~snoa :; osnsy ISx'o ,ooa HeTman
son ST; mtge $1,000 Aug 30: attys. iIrl@-
175TI1 ;4@T s Sr v So 81 Z 2 l4'5h: St St sloo
Benj Maryanor to Alex W CAIN $50
central Park West; mtgc s37 900. Ane
3o' atty Title Guar & T Co. rs Bway.
siOo
ARrIiuR Az. 1872 e c. 9.10xsA7x95.sx
s,7,II; s7,II; Benz Maryanor to lula Realty
Corpn, ~ Bway; mtge $4,000; Aug IS:
wAiEToNi 'iE ti''s Tuar 7 Co, l1s Bway 500
SOPHIE Newhouse to Marie b Schej,inp'
%. wTst s,fH T9rdham T5,1i rd; mtge $500; Aug
SAME PROPERTY; Jacob Marx to same me-
Aus ~; atty, Title Guar & T Co, 17G
15sp ST, n $, $3.50 Morris av 255x.ioSl
ssh tn st sn"na gs nan s5oo 50 eem y9ss los "
c Patterson. il, 52s Courtiandt ti'sy' az. eSSI
SAME PROPERTY; Helen Vokes To- AIayv
si,, Sh"nanan, ira $C5 e e 15Sd st: mtge $500:
at'y' Ihos Patterson, 529 Courtlandt
JEROME Az. " s. map inwood lot 800 go
part ,ot 5s7' 2Sxle.e; Bernardina Pirone
TO Antonio Pirone. 1861 Macomb's rd
intge $500; Aug 1913; atty' d., ps
\, ,Hi Tiicc9 GO; - Z LIBERTY 81. ..........si
Nest Park; Benz Cohen to Luigi BogIioii
p ;n.asechler, 1925 . fremont aTe... w 500
AN
Dolch to Saml Meiselman. ZOE e l35th st.
q ano; mtge $4,000; Aug 20; atty. j l.
ST PETERS Av. II s. 275 W Maciay ay
25x96. 7X25x96.l0; Marry schmid TO- Ar
Bettinger, 1850 Lowell st. & ano: mtge
$1,000; Aug 20; attys, Mapes & r. S70 E
BROOK Az 1903. W =, 2o.1xso: Norris 'Vo I"
Hamei to Min, Ming Forman. 5l6 Eastern
atty, NJ Brownstein, Is Court ST
cIiNTo.NI" PL. s. 2s4 " C;rona 500
zoo; Bob. A Drew to Helen 4 Drew. IS
1891 st mtge $4,000; Aug 2s, attys.
souTHnkN HF1Saa nou1EvARD 5i7 E8ss4a st g4o
lbith ST. 5ONlU0, Bridget Cionnello to
Charne Katz. 1922 Bushwicl1 av, Brook.
iyn; Aug - atty. d Zimisky. S92 Bush
LOT 1913. map Lohbaucr Park. Ernest \
Tappert TO Vito Portelli 2O57 2d av; Aug
20; atty, Peter f Sabbatino, s5 Mas
1asTH ST. $. 26sll e Jerome av. 25i0y
1o6x25xl12.11 Cath a Driscoll to I.au-
renee De Frances o34 w l24th st mtg
5000; Aug 20; atty. L 7 Co. l60 Bway
MORRIS Az. 2o2a. $. ls.exl0o; Jas
Green to John A Darts 1924 f. l2th st
BlIyn; mtge 1880 Aug IS; atty l. r
~. ~ aoS o~sy' 500
Fromund to Roseson Realty Co. 7e3 r.
Tooth st; mtge $4,000; Aug %. atty.
T & Co. 1875 Bway........SlO 90
LOTS 90 and 81. 1853 ana i5l. map Bway
city Line prop; Pearl Niles TO Alex
Iislfand - 26lst st July 10; atty,
Alex Heifand, 2l' " 2tlst st........sl
Forsyth Holding co to Saml Goldstein,
81 Pitt st; nttge s22 800; Aug 20 atty,
JACKSON .Av. 456. :, 25xlo0 Ranaele A
claps to Domenica VI Claps. 45o Jackson
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
A Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

l11TH ST. 5is w: f Matilda liscier %
VIM |iegier. jr. 27o Park ~. and ano.
eNrs and trustees, atty. Swan, " & u.
49TH ST $ :. 400 W s,ih av: n,tso s;s.ooo'
Edgar J Hesslein Ct al. exrs % Central
So Bank, l57th 4th av. atty. Title &
Co, lio Broadway ....... SO n05
I'd Az, 1852 mtge sl4.0o. Title G d r 60
TO 7 Investors Corpn, l76 Broa,f-
PEARL ST 86. Lillian Boeh,n 70 ssmyeJ sIovgy
Bauinann and Samuel BauInann 20 Bow
cry saw Bank. l2S Bowery. artvs Cad
waiader' W & I. 40 Wal s. two assigns
l7TH ST. 256-25s E; Jacob Voik TO Morris
Benjamin ana Gene Vail cigar 90 -
Samuel Pursch. ss West End az at,v
Title G & Go, l7e Broadway: three
ST. 81; Hortense > Plonsk,
ana ano 10 Louisa Raimondi. p Sullivan
81; atty. Title q &: r Co. l76 BROAD
way ........... s. 000
Bronx
R9SEMooD Az. 10; WA T M4tthies to
-Arthur ilaasen. qso Intervale. -
and i: atty " T Ma,thics. 5es r
BECK ST. So, Philip creenbiatt ''gIS's ct a.
20 ,nnT SnnHow ,os RTIaity Co. l9s B~ay. atty.
BRlsTOW ST. 1895: y Y Investors CORN
10 + c & T Co. 176 Bway ........ sGo
SO 5:,,n IIEKN BkND. 100. i'ond and Mtge
bway' atty. T & T Co l76 Broad
UNION Av, cor i5eth st. sisjxss ~
l7o Bway: atty I G G. 7 Co lv6 Be-.
ls4TH ST. Is e; Freak 4 southwortS S';,g9 aa5
ano' eXrs. to Emma J Allen. 254 Decatur
hroohIyn; atty, T q d CO. 1go BROAD
l5aTh ST, s. 22o Elton av. t,9oy
Christian Cold to Jacob Grunder ssos
Briggs av; atty, Geo y Steinnuller
'o a' .''--'..; s5.l-1
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03

18TH ST, s4s r. 3, 1sx1oo: John l.
Ttls s Guar / r Go rs psg nrav cent 81 stty .Sa
TIFFANY ST, a2o-24. . s, two lots. each
2oxll0; two mtgs each s4,s50. william
r rordes to Hermitage Co. Rector 81
two pr mtgs $4,000 each: Aug rs 4
LOTS So & 81. Map No 1861 Paker II Fitz.
patrick to VIM Miller, 320a Barlar ay.
pr mtg $500; Aug %; 3 yrs per cent
atty, Title Guar T Co. lI6 Bway
17GTH ST. $ 8. 43.s w Trafalgar pl. 2i'sx
=. Jacob Siegel to Mary j Haviand
Newbuiy, Vt. extrx; Aug /: 5 yrs. 5E
e; atty. T G & T Co. i7s Bway. sasoo
SAME PROPERTY same TO su,nr. rr,or
mtge - Aug !; installs. = c: atty
LOWELL ST. 1896, $. s9x1oO: Carl sent
to Jacob O Pedersen, 234i Davidson Nv.
prior intge s17.SoO; July Is: YRS 6
pc: atty, T g G r CO. l76 Bway IS coo
1toTi ST, 42l T.. n s. 25.3x75; John Schott
to Emil Gesc hwander All L l6oth ST
prior mtge si60o; Aug 30: instails
g. atty. I q & T Co. 176 Bway 81 600
l9sTH ST. s. 266.l1 Jerome av e5'iux
priscoll. u 1eSth st; Aug 20; due and
as per bond; atty. l. & : Co. $50
Bway ..-..-...... ...-.... s4 900
AV. 9 c. 4IS.4 n . Jeffers
son, l6.Sx13l. Fannie Spivak to Ro-
sanna shea, l422 FratSlin av; Aug so.
lnstalls . l. 2 g; atty, T G & T Co. l76
DECATUR Az. > W 1a5,h st. s4'ii1 'ii1
10s.S. Selwin Realty Corpn to Ida /
Karlebach. 249 2S5th ST prior rntge
$4,000, Aug 20; yrs, p G atty I.
harnbach. 2i9 + z35th st.......sl6. 900
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
Syndicate to
Build 658 Homes
LIN The Bronx
Old Mace Estate Taken for
S6,OOO,OOO Residential
Development; 46 Houses
Will Be Ready Next Month

Within a few days the first Of 65s
dwellings, to be erected in The Bronx
will bo started. This information.
which must be welcome news to hard
pressed homeseckers, came yesterday
from Leitncr, Brener e. Starr. real
estate brokers, who sold for Alfred
f.. Marling and Walter C. Moves. re-
ceivers of the Ame rcan Real Estate
company, the famous old Mace estate
IN N ne bronx, fronting on White Plains
Road, Boston Road, Allerton Avnnu,.
Mace Avenue, Barnes Avenue and ad'
Jacent thoroughfares.
Benjamin Sault, as president of the
Mace Estates Building Corporation. is
the buyer of the large property. The
corporation was formed by brokers in
tne transaction, the possibilities of the
oeveiopment being made plain to the
Syndicate. in which it is said are a
number of clothing manufacturers who
nave mad borne to them by employees
the plight Of the workingman to rct
suitable living accommodations at anv
cost. "'''
There are 658 lots in the tract pur-
chased. The plan is to erect a dwell
ing on each 25x100 feet The houses
VIII be of brick, the facades being fin
'''eu III StuccO, some containing six
rooms and bath and others seven rooms
a'u pain. 1t Is the expectation of the
builders to have forty-six houses ready
tor occupancy about October 10. The
construction of the houses viii be
rushed, and the promise is made that
an o. the dwellings will be ready for
lolks to live in by the early part Of
next year.
The project will represent an invest
ment of S6,000,00O. The land was held
IN the market at S1,25C, 900. The build
ers have the backing of large bank
ing institution.
inc location selected for this opera
tlon is ideal in every way, havinp
beautiful park surroundings and being
in the heart of The Bronx, and was
selected as a site for so large an un-
dertaklng after a careful survey of all
available property.
New-York tribune., 1919-09-03
$l,539,9OO for Lots and
Bungalows at Long Beach
Record Crowds Attend Two.Dav
Auction Sale Held by Joseph
y Dav

Another record in the sale Of real
estate at auction was established by
Joseph P. Day at Long Beach or :5atur-
day and Labor Day.
Inc sale on Monday was undoubtedly
the largest attended auction sale ever
held in the suburbs of New York City
AT least 1,700 persons faced Mr.. Day
when he offered the first lot.
Five hundred and eighty lots and
thlrty-four bungalows we're sold for
total of $726,s50. This total, together
with sS13,050 worth of Long Beach lots
sold by Mr.. Day on July 19 last, makes
a grand total of S1,539 900 sold.
boardwalk lots were in great demand
and the competition for them was very
Keen. The bungalows sold for an aver
age of S3,7OO each.
block with the Trouville sold for SIS, $3.50
each; the purchaser was l. G.. Wolff. He
was large buyer throughout the sale
Mr. oltf also bought three lots on the
boardwalk between Long Beach Boule-
ward and the Monroe Boulevard for
S6,70O each. and one lot in the same
block, now adjoining. for $1,000
One lot on the boardwalk between
Lafayette Boulevard and Laurelton
boulevard was purchased by D. NJ
Edelsohn for S4,S00. Four lots on the
corner of National Boulevard and Park
Street, one block from the Long Island
railroad terminal. were purchased by
Gustav Sommer for $1,000 each. Five
lots at the corner of Laurelton Boule-
ward and Penn Street, two blocks from
the boardwalk and the ocean. We're pur-
chased by Dr. c. Stable. Morrisville.
Penn. Fel2 Isman bought on the cor
ner of Lafayette Boulevard and Penn
Street. five lots for $i,l0O each. Mr.. Is
man also bought five lots on Penn
Street adjoining the corner OF Lafay-
cite Boulevard for $3.50 each
Five lots on Penn Street, between
National Boulevard and Jackson
Boulevard, one block from Castles
John Block. Five lots on the
corner OF Park Street and Riverside
boulevard were purchased by Henry +.
Dillon and H. Carroll for S2,O25 ach.
wilton Lackaye, the actor, purchased
thirteen lots in Park Street. between
Lafayette Boulevard and Laurelton
Boulevard, for 81 900 each. Four lots
on Water Street. facing Long Beach
Channel, were purchased by j. H. Chris
VI, Ml'che;l Tor $500 each, while l. c.
Wolff bought twelve lots for s765 each
immedlatcly adjoining and compris-
ing the entire block front from Water
street to Penn Street.
:, A. Joseph Pines bought five lots in
Penn Stret, between Magnolia Boule-
ward and National Boulevard, one block
from the Nassau Hotel, for 81 500 each.
while Jacob 3. Gobel purchased five
lots adjoining for $500 each. Five
Iots n at Penn Street, between Long
Beach Boulevard and Monroe Boule-
ward, two blocks from the boardwalk.
were purchased by Robert C. Saunders
for 81 ,025 each.
Lots in various other sections sold
for from 1915 to 1000 each. Roard-
walk lots near the West Homes bunca-
low section sold for from $4,000 to
$500 each. The purchasers were H.
Muller' three lots, $3.50 each; George
j. Brown, two lots, $500 each. and
two t, lots, $4,000 each, purchased by S.
Hollender