The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-17
OUT OF TOWN DEALS
SHOW GOOD MARKET
transactions Re ,rfed From
Many Sections.

Paseaconaway Inn at Yorke Cliffs,
Me-, and about 200 acres adjoining, in
Guiding several large lagos. held by
the Vermuele estate - $3.50, 900, have
been sold by the Frank L. Fisher Com
pany.
Howard Goldsmith a for Mary e.
Eldridge TO Leonard V Simmons, pres
ident Of the Atlantic Shipping Company,
thirty-three acres of land at New City,
Rockland county. N. Y. There are two
lakes and trout stream on the prop
erty. which the buyer will develop for a
country home.
Robert e. Farley Organization sold
for James Matthews his house at Dobbs
Ferry to II. Klein Of YonkerA
Clifford Howell of New York city
bought from the Mount Vernon Trust
Company the Fairchild homestead on
Pelhalmdale avenue, Pelham Heights, N.
Y. Fish & Marvin and Henry d. Coch-
rane were the brokers.
De Blois & Eldridge rented for Mrs.
A. Manton Chase her place on Rhode
Island avenue, Newport. r. l., to Lieut.
Commander John f. Shaffroth. Jr.. U.
8. N. for the coming summer.
- The Batson Farm Agency sold a large
summer camp bordering on the lake at
Cobalt, Conn. for a girls summer camp
to Miss Noyes Moore Of New York.
Griffin, Prince G. Ripley sold for will
lam II. Failing his residence on DeKaib
avenue. white Plains. N. Y, to Assem-
blyman Walter G. westall.
Nathan Weiss leased for F. Clancy to
Henry Alkan & Co. the one story fac
tory in course of construction on the
south side OF Purves street, near Jack
son avenue. Long Island City.
q, Scott sold to J. Roscoe a plot COZ
~ nett
Of Pembroke place. Maspeth.
leila A McCord sold a plot on the
southwest corner OF Main and Washing
ton streets. Flushing, to Max Abramson,
who will erect a store building.
The twelve attached one family dwell
ings at to 26 Harper place. Arlington.
". J., have been sold to George G. and
Henry y. Lachenauer ct al for Will
lam S. Fairchild. These dwellings were
originally built by David Harper. Each
house consists OF six rooms and bath
and contains every modern improvement
This transaction was consummated
through the offices of J. L. Feibleman
& Co., which firm also sold b75 Valley
road. West Orange, n. j., two story
dwelling. 30x125. to william c. Woost
for William l.. Benjamin.
Edward p. Hamilton & Co. sold for
Enos Wilder. Jr.. his residence and
garage. with two acres. on Loantaka
way. Madison n. J.. to Peter Stryker.
Allabough & Son sold to Alfred T.
Ringing OF Ringing Bros. the Mrs.
Elizabeth Winterbottom farm. adjoining
Ringing Park, Morris county. New Jer-
sey. comprising about ninety-fve acres
They also sold foN Harold NJ. Beam
to A. r. Thraves his home at IS Forest
road. Madison, N. J.
Nil n -
50x11o. at 20 Stengel avenue. Newark,
for Hugh McCabe TO /. Halsey LOCKER /;
also leased the three story building, 20
New street. to A. Holstein. furrier. and
the store s63 Broad street TO Longs
Hat Store, Inc.
Kraemer Agency Of Newark, n. j.
cold for George Sickel to Julia NJ. will
Jams dwelling at II Liberty street for
Harry Harosene to John L. Crilley, 1873
Parker street; for Edward l.. Sanders
to Antonio Domenico and for George n.
Ferguson to William Miller the two fam
lily dwelling at l5s Orange street. Bloom
field. N ].
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. with Hor-
ace Charters. leased for Mrs. Barbara
Wright her cottage at Long Beach to
Mrs. Walter Sachs.
A. W. Miller & Co. leased for the Sny-
der estate the large stone dwelling and
grounds at the corner OF Bell and La
MARITIME avenue. Bayside. Long Island
to the Lansing Walsh Military Academy.
II. Goldschmidt rented cottages in
Cedarhurst, Central avenue and, Whites
lane. to Adolph L. Wolff on Summit ave-
nue. to Max Emenual. and on Grove
street to Philip d. Kohn for the sea-
son.
william Kerr Macdonald rented cot
tages at Woodmere furnished for the
season on Central avenue to l. Isaac !;
on Neptune avenue TO Morris Langsdorf :
for Mrs. Wall on Park street to Mark
Cone. and for Mrs. William B. Nelson
on Woodmere Park to Mrs. Julia Cooper ::
also unfurnished for a term OF years for
Charles Hewlett his house on johnson
place to John Smith and for Elizabeth
Pearsall her house on West Broadway to