The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-05-26
MANY DEALSCLOSED
IN SUBURBAN FIELDS
United Cigar Stores Company
70 Build in Nsspork.

Tho United Cigar Stores Company
based for twenty-one years from
Frederick A. Borchsrling az an ssxre.
gate rental Of tsoo.oo0. $3.50 Pari
place, Newark. The property, box1o0
with an IL" 2Sxl5, includes n three.
story brick dwelling The cigar com.
pany, which leased the realty through
Feist q Feist. mo. proposed TO erect
immediately q building containing nine
stores and Offices above
Feist q Feist. Inc, soh the south.
east corner Of Washington Avenue and
Grafton Avenue. 2o0xafs, for George N
Robinson to the United Pspsin Gun
Company, which viii erect q four story
modern building TO cest approximately
$4,000. The Same brokers cold ths
northeast corner of Grafton and Wash.
ington Avenue 1oox1oo. FOR A Hsnder,
son to Citro Brothers. who pian b
erect one story building containing
q garage ana stores.
Henry Dden Estate, thsir entire hold
inss as Pelham Manor. inoludinw q isrxv
dwelling ana 10 acres OF land. on ths
corner OF nspianads ana woif-s Lane
and forty-tvo lots 'opposite. on woifs
Lana The purchaser 10 Bart o. Hsr-
kimcr VINO represents Q large Dufldfnz
company. which intends 10 erect at feasi
nifty houses on this property, Tho prcp.
erty was held at about Siakooo.
Jshn Reis, vics-prssidsnt Of TIE Unfted
States Steel CorporHtion, bought ths
tract Of uninprovsd land on ths north
aide az Nsiross Placs. Montniair n 3.
The property has q frontage Of SIS feet
on the svsnue r. NJ. Crawiey q Broa
were the brokera
Edward r. Hamilton q CO. sos0-eur A.
n. 4<xxS
on the corner Of Charlton and RAYMOND
avenues South Orange, NJ J., TO the
Savage Realty Corporation.
Inc Anderson Realty Company Of M.
vernon sold for the Yonirsrs Savings
BANK 20 Charles Hensie, the builder. the
FOUR three story dweiiings at isa 10
lee Busna Vista avenue. Yonlesrs 7ax
1ee; also at Mount Vernon for Trnk
Zimmerman. Jr., TO A. r. Hit~htns Ms
resadenoe at ais East Fifth street: for
Rueeeu J. oiadwin to William 0atss, Jr.,
pl9t boxies, on the E-pssnade Oak
wood Hetghfs Cor James p. NnnKenna
@ Louis Taub his residence. at s2s
Ciaremont avenue. Bex1as; for George
ana Emile Fuchs TO Irene d. I. Sauter
the residence At lis wallace avenue.
box1oo; for Edwin II. Peck and others
70 trustees Of the First Methodist Churoh
OF Mount Vernon the plot corner EfRhth
avenue and Second street, iooxIoS. on
which the church VIII erect a parish
house: for Margaret d. Philips to
sutherland a Taylor. Jr., residence. <ob
Nuber avenue, esxe5x irregular, and for
William A Stoney TO Edwin x. Gordon
ms residence 231 Summit avenue, 6ox
1bex irregular.
whsatisy Hiiis R.al ps.at. CORPORA
ton leased for Col. Howard c. smith
his house At Cove Neck, Oyster Bay
known a. the Gibson houses, with AT
acres Of land and outbuiidings to Col
Theodore Roosevelt; also leased for
William J. Rocme q Co. @ I. Hudson's
house at East Norwich, L L, known az
the Marthng oottage situated on the
west side Of Jericho Oyster Bay road.
to Monroe Douglas Robinson.
Julius L. Nicholas sold through ]. a.
Wolf his Colonial homo In the Great
Neck H1la Great Neck, 70 b. b. Traf-
ton. superintendent and manager OF thu
Brooklyn Rapad Transit Railroad teie-
phone department.
Joseph u. Merriam SOLD the y,rnr
Miller pisos at lGont KIsoo overaooftnr
Croton Lalrs to Margaret Anx1fn. the
actr ess: also the Agor farm on Kirk
Lake. with half mile Lake frontage.
to n. p. Cooper Of Jersey City; leased
the Bishop farmhouse to p, D. Singer.
the Collins hilltop home to MIRA J. n
Malcolm and the famous Boell place on
Croton Lake to waltsr Bell.
Fish Marvin rented the property
or A H 0eeding. situated on the wash
burn road at Briarcliff Manor, to James
H Dunn.
8. walstrum-Gordon d Fornan
sold for Louis DeGumosns. Jr., to VIII
liam p. Norris the dwelling at tho cor
ner Of Wastena Terrace and Valley
View avenue. Ridsewood. N. J., and
leased for L II. Hutton the dwelling
on Clin street. Hohokus. N. J., to MIA
o. II. Smith.
r. o. Haythe bought . plot at Good
rich avenue Bdsldston. from the Della
mold estate. George Howe was the
broker,
John F. Scott rented for DR.. Thomas
II. O'Neill his house at Hewlett. I. 7.
to Connor Lawrence.