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New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
West Side Dwelling Prices
Lead to Several Sales
Disappointed Flat Hunters Find.
ing Homes West of
Central Park

Slawson 4 Hobbs have sold for the
estate Of John c. Nichol to Ennis e.
Sinnott. ia West Seventy-third Street.
fo,ur-story highstoop twcnty-foot
dwelling.
Shaw g. Co. have sold for Simon
Rosenblatt to the Reyvan Realty Com
pany, Inc, 253 West 13lst Street. a
tthrec-story and basement dwelling. on
lot 17x99.l1.
Louis Schrag and John A. Steinmetz
have sold for client Of Nathan
Schwartz the house on lot 2O.10xlOS. at
ia West Thirty-hrst Street.
Marcus l.. Osk has purchased from
the Gillespie estate, represented hy j.
Eoyce Smith, the three story and base
inent front building at l1s
West 133d Street, 20x1O011. f. n.
Ludlow e. Co. were the brokers.
Sales in Harlem Negro Section
Nail & Parker have sold for tho
Equitable Life Assurance Company o3l
and 241 West 13sth Street, two four
story American basement dwellings.
each on lot 17x99.l1.
Nail & Parker have sold for the
Equitable Life Assurance Company the
premises 206 West 139th Street. a
three story and basement dwelling, on
lot l7x9911
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Sale of Ziegler Estate
Realty Starts To-day
Many Lots in City and Suburbs
TO Go at Public
Auction

Bryan L. Kennedy will open the
William Zicgler estate auction Of sub
urban properties IN the Nesey Street
auction room to-day. Arrangements
have also been made with Arm of
builders to deliver material for a
finished house within few days after
the order is placed and also erect the
house on 10 per cent basis. illustrated
maps have been prepared showing the
designs and plans of houses, together
with the prices, so that the uninitiated
may visualize at a glance what style Of
house he prefers. Mr.. Kennedy will
first offer forty-one lots and eight new
law apartments in the Borough Park
section of Brooklyn, and 236 lots at
lngleslde, Flushing. Seventy plots
and three dwellings, together with a
large casino at Argyle Park, Babylon,
l.. l.. will also be offered. New
Jersey and Staten Island properties ;
VIII be disposed Of on Monday and
Tuesday
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Trading in Dwellings
Feature of Bronx Market
Kelly Street Flat Brings Prof,
to Kaufman: Small Homes
Are in Demand

Michael Kaufman has resold TO Abra-
ham Midonick, president Of the Vivian
Realty Company, 908 Kelly Street. cor
ner lntervale Avenue, a fve-story store
and apartment, 85x.05 Iie also sold
568570 Prospect Avenue to the y. & G.
Realty Company II ia five-s story
store and apartment, 4Txl32x irregular
The five story apartment house at the
southwest corner Of Valentine Avenue
and lS4th Street has been sold 20 the
Boston Road Construction Company by
William Rankin.
Good Market for Bronx Dwellings
Richard Dickson has sold for Robert
Cools 6Gl East l64th Street two
family frame dwelling, to Rupert Won
drak, and for the estate Of Sarah Durell
sdd Morris Avenue. 81 two-family frame
dwelling. TO Mary Jones.
Calm e. Pittman have purchased from
Dora Fpping the three story dwelling
at 695 East l65th Street, on lot 169x7l
Samuel Singer was the broker In the
deal.
Angelo l.. Frumento has sold for John
Maggie two-family house. on lot 25x
100. at 22l5 Belmont Avenue, to A
Lammano; 2l44 Clinton Avenue two
FAMILY house, on lot 33xl45. 20 A Cohen.
and two-family house at 2l36 Hughes
Avenue to j. Schwartz
A. Bloom and joe Kaplan have sold
for the Hunts Point Realty Company
G37 East l37th Street
Edward J. Byrne has sold for Michael
Gleason q two-storv dwelling or Edison
Avenue. Throgs Neck.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
More Lofts for Kaufman
Investors Support Buying
Movement in BROOKLYN

The Meister Builders have purchased
142 to 1916 Classon Avenue. three -four
story apartment houses, on plot 75xloo.
Nathan Stern was the broker in this
transaction.
Charles c. Stelle has sold the two
story house at 4O6 Douglass Street to
Gertrude Chandler
Charles Partridge has sold the two
family brown tone house at 1892 Dean
Street for John Nystrom to client
for occupancy.
Ra'ph Lciningor has sold to an in
vestor 1885 and l3s7 Fulton Street,
near Marcy Avenue, two store prop
critics. The property is bought by a
tenant and Will he improved
Realty Associates have sold 6SS Nos
trand Avenue corner st. MARKS, q
four-story brick tat. on plot 30xl00. to
Gustav Thorner; IL Powers Street.
frame building on rlo. 1Ax10O to
two-st9ry and basement brick dwelling
on lot 20NlOO. 10 Francis :. Hughes,
307 and 309 Wa hou S'ree. ~,7' o.
hoop Avenue a tiTe-s.ory ard base
ron+ brick e / ~ ,lo- 5OxiO0 to
Abraham Roscnwa I 1Hi Pros0ect
street west of Bridge Street. PIP
-orv fra me- dNc,l ng. - lot 1880 to
Francis OHM throu~ Edcar \. Finn;
- E~feld stree. Re mond Nill a two
orv t'vo-femi'v brick dwelling COX
S. to Emil c. Leoke 'hrou II Haron-
{ No re; II Ne Vile Place, Rich
uord Hi. -vo story two ami y
bl.cl. dwelling, 20X95, TO Geor-e w,
John through Henry Mollerhauer.
The Bulklev & Horton Company has
sold 9G6 Park Place, between New
York anl Rrooklvn avenues three-
story and basement dwelling on lot
lS.ex'0o. for Josephine Hudson
Ai-cAe ell
Ana4d & Levey have resold for a
client. who recently purchased the
'vo-storv frame bungalow at 1910 East
Eirhteonth Street Fatbush. between
Avenues y and O. IN plot 30xl00. The
purchaser viii occupy.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Recorded Leases
Manhattan

Fod6r to Woif Msnder6ers. s42 s -''ii 5ia
s. IS 7-l2 yrs from Ma. lgI9 attss
Sd Az 2ls9 j and D q a liss4- TO lrpin1
(ireismau. IS Il .l.th - 1912 YRS fro m
July L. ie-s. attys h.r@ q J., 81 Nas-
oTl ST 20 q. All Dora ana MAJ v In
handler iutuvil. eNr@ ,,. tp North
iind Holding Co 81 W l45th 81. 10. -
fron Nov J., 1919; atty Aor SpIr3 -
w0osTMh o. SiI'Mh sr la5. ain lsaac F',s.l to
Chas r Lyn2asa. 50 West Broadway 3
clothing CO to Israel Gutenbers 43s oih
aN; ll-l2 yrs from Dc I. lsls yrs
renew at 5000, atty. sohaYnsr. 81
CLINTON ST. " Riyington st cor 81
and b, Anna Goldey to los Rose. 80
at'ys, Noppeiman & " - RiNins,sn
2475; cor str g. b. PAULINE
Murray 10 Schultz Realty c., ass Broad
BROADWAY. 2473; strs. sam tn sam:
s'2 yrs from May /, 1927 address O.
135rH ST, 50 F. a b. schultz Realtr CO
70 Go Farelan bahis and NJ Nassos
Sa 25th st. from Aug !, lsls u AR
cA%AI sr as ali 255 Eass 9'g g-fS ~ ).
10 Cromwell ch.lds, Jno w smrh Inc.
s3 Broadway, ct al, 10 yrs from Jan !
1920; ATTY, Fredk Freeman, g. william
sTH AV. sl7, $ 4Oth st ali Bertha
Jackson and ano 10 Adler Sho. Co 2l5
W l26th 81, IS liz yrs from Dec 1
1919; atty, Arnold Lichts. l4l Broad
way '.'.''''''''' uroox '''.''' 5000
Av. ~, ali Schroeder Bldg &
Constr CO 70 Jag kaeayakis 2s6 W 22d
1923; atty. Deutsch, 26l Broad
way 81 QUO
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Trade Claims Hospital
Property in East 59th Street

James Kyle & Son have sold for the
New York Orthopedic spensary and
Hosr.tal It's property, 1926 to $50 East
F!fty-nlnth Street, & six story build
irg on Plot 65xl00, and l29 Eas, Fifty
e.eh-A Street. q four storv building, is
xl00 Ire buyer is Harry Aronsan
Kyle & Sons have been aut' or zed to
make extensive alterations to the prop
erty They ~. instal. stores OF he
stree. eve. and Office and warero ms
On the upper floors. The improve
meats w. be completed by March l,
1920
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Hilton Takes Hitchcock Corner

The clothicr mentioned IN The Tribune
several weeks ago as being willing to
pay $4,000 net year for the south
east corner Of Bockman Street and
Park Row. the home OF beef and beans
and the Beekman Cafe, proves TO be
Joseph Hilton. The lease is for twenty
one years. The first year Of the lease
during which the property Will be
modernzed, calls for rental Of s25,-
600. William II. Whiting & Co. nego-
tiated the lease.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
New Building in Theatrical Zone

The McReynolds Realty Corporation,
James McReyno.cs president. as
leased for twentv-one years the north
west corner Of For,y-ninth Street and
Seventh Avenue upon which II viii
erect new seVcn-story building. 1t
adjoins the Rivol Theater, and is @S
feet from Broadway. The ground floor
viii have seven stores, and there viii
be an entrance 10 the basement from
the Seventh Avenue Subway. The
transaction involves $4O00 900. Amcs &
Co were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08

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New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
100000 Svossei Sale

fhe Wheatley Hills Real Estate Cor
grafton has sold to a client. who will
improve, the Stephen j. Underhil farm
1t Syosset. l.. l.. situated on the west
ide of Split Rock Road. The property
'ons SIS Of 1867 rcres and has a road
rontage Of 2,411 feet. 1t is south Of
ID adjoining the country estates of
.. A. Campbell and William Kennedy
nd is east Of and adjoining tie coun-
~ estates of Harry I. Nicholas and
olonel Lloyd G. Grisc n. The prop
erty was held at over 5000 600
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
R}uvs and Sells
East and West of
Big Business Zone
Elias A. Cohen Accepts Profit
for From; Street Parcel
V.oug':; Last Week; Loft
ries- West Street Taken

n. Downey Building. at lse 70 lao
wont Street, bought last week by
gl,xs A Cohen through Pease & Eli
m4n, tas been resoid by the Charles
+. Moves Company to William +. Feck
4 Co. The bNilding is seven stories
aid occupies Tie block front on Front
Street from Pine 10 he peyster Street.
plot 59x69. The purchasers paid all
casa fer the property, and after eN-
;cnsire improvements have been made
to the building viii occupy five floors
including the ground floor and base
inent, for their own purposes. The
Financia. Chronicle which has been
tenant in the building for many
years, VIII continue TO occupy the re
naming two floors on Il long term
lease The improvements contem-
plated by William +. Peck & Co viii
make ;hc building one OF the most at
tract'Nc in the Front Street section.
That Mr.. Cohen las confidence in
more than one section is indicated by
the fac; that while buying in the sec
tion east Of the Big Business District"
he also was arranging purchase yest
Of The section. buying from Hester A
Booth and Adolph L. Gundron respec-
lively l42 and IA Liberty Street, a
tive story lo,t building, on plot 50x55,
and the abutting property. Isl and 1853
Cedar Street. fve-story structure
4iN55 The buildings viii be altered.
Cammann. Voorhees, & Floyd were the
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Midtown Loft Buildings
Particularly Attractive
Shortage of Space and Current
Rentals Made Them
Good Buy

Arhur Greenbaum has bought from
Gilbert & Kramer the twelve story COM
mercial structure at 81 to 81 West
Thirty eighth Street, on plot 65.2x
$50, located just east of Sixth Avenue.
1t WAS put up by the sellers n few
years ago and is considered one Of
the best constructed buildings in that
locality 1t is tenanted chiefly by
millinery and fur concerns. Harry b.
Kutner was the broker in the trans
action.
Tonnele Estate Sells in 4Sth Street
The scven-story loft building at 10
East Forty-eighth Street, near Fifth
Avenue, has been sold by the John L.
Tonnelc estate to Frederick Brown
through w. j. Huston & Son. It occu-
pies a lot 25xl00.
Baumann Heir Sells in 3Oth Street
The estate of Gustav Baumann has
sold the five story elevator loft build
Street, near Broadway, assessed at
$4,000.
More Lofts for Kaufman
Michael kaufman has purchased
through Leitner, Brencr & Starr from
Amanda Heyman the seven-story loft
building at 1853 West Twenty-third
Street. 22x9s, in which all leases expire
this year. Mr. kaufman also purchased
from the Roosevelt estate, through A.
Bleiman & Co. the seven-story loft
building, 25x92. at 10 West Seven
teenth Street. The leases expire next
February
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Dutch Colonial House

Beautiful. newly decorated, 9
rooms. baths. shower, nicely
furnished: % miles from city,
easy committing; 9, acres ground,
with house, garage, stable. out
houses, including 5-room bunga-
low with bath Tor caretaker; pigs,
chickens, COWS, saddle horse.
plete set farm Implements; Ford
truck. wagon. coal IN cellar
10000. hal; cash. balance mort
cage vurt,'sr PARTICULARS apply
". r. y RT;T. A. Whitehall St,
City. Phone. Bow ling Green 1928.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Buys 'The Homestead" on
Lake Avenue. Greenwich

Mrs. Pynchon, sister of Mrs. I. N.
Phelps Stokes, has purchased "The
Homestead" and about thirty acres of
land from Nelson Macy, on Lake Ave
nue., Greenwich, Conn, and near the
Stokes estate. The house and land were
part Of tho S. Ebert Mills farm of l75
acres bought by Mr.. Macy ten years
ago He expended large sum OF money
in improving the house.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
BUYERS for Dwelling
Near Ocean Front

The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for the S. &, /. Construction Company
10 and - Beach sixty-seventh Street,
Arverne. Long Island, two 2}2- 2-story
dwellings, to NJ. Bieber.
II. Frankfort has sold for Maximil-
ian Toch to Samuel Spiegler his home
on the east side of Mcneil Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Lis Pendens
Manhattan

AMSTERDAM Az. e =. 9all 1854 81.
l29 91lxl50; Barney Badner agt Max
Ta!gman action TO declare trust. etc /.
atty. siegel
Inc. agt l59 Wes. 95th 81 Co Inc (spe
cifs perfornance) atty, II Baer
4STH ST. 3, i25 10Th av. 25xloO 3 i.
Joseph Bietiger agt William Mule mo-
,ice Of attachment) atty II = Visu.
sgd ST .. $50 " 9TH av 2sxl00 5 John
Brewer agt Henrietta D Bro yer e Al
tpartiti0n). atiys. Halbert < Gui-t
Bronx
Lot H. block 24l9 section 2 tax nap.
Municipa. Liens co agt Henry X WI
Nams Ct a. 'actlon TO forecios transfer
Of tax lien( aNty, II Swain.
LOTS l37l3s, pot 3. map OF 25o lots
known the Thompson Rose estate
Charles Massoth agt Louisa krug Gore
Clos Ol mtge( attY. . J Kat
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
S. r. ROtl,sclliid q Buver

Kenneth Ives g. Co. have sold for
Louis n. Josephthal his country place
in the Hommocks, Larchmont- on Sound
10 Simon +. Rothschild. president Of
Abraham & Straus. The property con-
tains five acres. fronting on Long Isl
and Sound. and is improved with q
modern residence and garage.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Auto Plant Claims Four

dwellings N y ct 6 ..ls Il eel
FR Wood & Co have sold for the
Garneau estate the four ur-story
dwellings. 72x1005. a: ISL u l57 Wes,
SIX our J. Street 10 bu der Who
W ersc- = service Du4 dina, EGich as
been cased from the pans for a long
.i,.n
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
LONG ISLAND

AZ BUILDING two Colonial dwellings; 8
ard rroms tiied bats. glassed in
poreAes. all improvements Complete In
eV-r- detail, iarse plots. iGa a. environ
ine--. close 20 station. - r44.utes electric
se-N 90 % Pennsyivania station. price.
{l-..99, reasonable terms - right people.
Cal phone or writ J. = Mlthers 90
Vant-co.t Avenue Tel Vanderbilt 1861.
rocal lo09
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Bradhurst Corner Deal

Arthur Du Crel & Co. have sold tho
six-story apartment on plot 5Ox1oo n,
the southeast corner of Bradhurst
Avenue and 147th Street for the Ker-
wood Construction Company, repre-
sentcd by Isidore Brown
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Huv;nc Lots on the ,ie, gilts

Artnu Cutler & Co. have sold for T.
B lex five lots on tie southwest
cor H-oad vay and Isl Stree.
an sr Il Ferrel to the buyer Of the
&C or lhe uortneas. corner Of
= Street and Bennett Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Satisfied Mechanics Liens
Manhattan

.NlfTHFtun
18TH ST. 5s5 f. Guarantee Roofing Works
agt 7. Polstein et al. sept 20 1879 ,by
epOsiD .t+.... Sll5. 80
s1ST ST 4oi W Wright Lumber Co. Inc
agt ElliaE Lyman ct al, Nov :,
1Sl7 ...-..sss.........- .}S,32o.oI
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Apartments i'm City's Best
Sections Attract Buyers
Columbia University Houses Sell
at Advance; Buying Ac.
tive on Heights

Eton Hall and Rugby Hall, the eleven
story apartment buildings at 20 to 85
Claremont Avenue, facing Columbia
University, have been rcsold by Fred
erick Brown to the Benenson Realty
Company. The buildings cover COM
bned site 112xl00. Mr. Brown ac-
quircd the property about two weeks
ago through Dwight, Archibald &
Perry from Edmund Coffin, who had
owned the realty since 1915 Leitner,
Brener & Starr were the brokers.
Recently Palermo Brothers sold tho
Sophomore, at 81 Claremont Avenues;
the Coliseum. at Riverside Drive and
10th Street, and the Aqua Vista and
Monte Vista. at AGO and asa Riverside
Drive, near 10th Street, three twelve
story and one ten story apartment
buildings.
Drive Corner in Deal
Louis 1sraelson has purchased the
bordeaux. the six and onc-half story
elevator apartment house. on plot 116x
g.. at the south corner of Riverside
Drive and 127th Street, from the b49
Riverside Drive Holding CORPORATE n.
The buyer took the property subject to
a 500 600 mortgage at per cent. Ed
ward j. Carey, of Providence, repre-
s'nted the sellers and Burstein & Geist
represented the buyers. Kcmpe & Co.
were the brokers.
Sales on the Heights
Charles S. Kohlcr has sold for the
Erda Realty Company, G. A. Kerker,
president, TO u client Of Joseph Bern
stein. 500 West 18Oth Street, nve
story apartment house, on plot 75x1OO
feet
Abraham Zaudercr has bought rom
the Fraymore Leasing Corporation the
two five story apartments. on plot 75x
100, at 44l to 447 West 151st Street. 3
Harris and Sol Levine were the brokers.
Butler & Baldwin have resold for
Hattie w. Church and Sarah w. Smith
the two tive-story apartments. each on
plot 50xl0o, at IA to 80 Pinehurst
Avenue.
syndicates Are Buying Flats
James H. Cruikshank has sold to
Michael Blessing 70 West 10lst Street,
ve-story fiat, on lot 20xlO0. Daniel
Casey WAS the broker
John Il. Davidson has sold for NJ
Menken the five story single fat at 1O7
Wes, 1884 Street on plot lS.9x1O0.l1.
TO the Westbrook Realty Company
The Crem 'cs.atc has sold 1870 East
f ghty- y-second Street. tive-story
apartment. 25xlO0 bold at s45 600 to
The litorn Realty Com0any. represent
cd by Schlesinger & Lazaroe. attorneys.
NJ ard Neit and | Willis have sold
COR client Of S. Pearlman 1859 Lex
nton Avenue. between Ninety ninth
and 100th streets. ive-story double
ilat wit tw' stores 25Xl00. The Wi :
zen Realty Corporation is the owner Of
record.
Fdward Franklin has sold for the
Narne Realty Corooration formerly y
he estate Of Ferdinand eu'zbergerl the
NO fats at 3O2 and 3Nt L st Seventy
nh Street to Mrs. NJ. Moran.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Eckardt Takes West Street Parcel

TIE Markham Realty Corporation.
Clarence v Eckardt. president, has
purchased from the ODonohue estate,
which mas been recently selling its
building, on plot 45x50, at l64 and l65
Mest Street.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
East 72d Street DWELLING Sale

Pease & Gilman have sold for Otto
S. Law the four-story dwelling on lot
21x1O2.2 at 36 East Seventy-second
Street. The buyer will occupy.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
BOROr0n OF THE BRONX

HOUSE FOR SALE. stone and frame de-
.,aeaal. tan rooms and bath all modern
Ia. f14.ef. sits. Is Fort Charles Pl. Marble
hi. ia .oo4 JOHN s. BUZZIEI. 24ss
Lcr.ng H. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08

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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-03-05
LEGAL NOTICES
TAX NOTICE
TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
TOWN 0E SpRAGEE.

TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
TOWN OF SPRAGUE:
All persons liable to pay taxes in
the Town of Sprague, State of Con-
necticut, are hereby notified that I
have a warrant to levy and collect a
tax of thirteen q3) mills on list of
1918, due and payable March 22d, 1919.
All persons neglecting this notice
will be proceeded against as directed
by the laws Of this State.
For the purpose of collecting this
tax I shall be at Baltic, in said
Sprague at the Town Clerks Office
on all Tuesdays and Saturdays, begin
ming March 22d and ending Saturday
April 10Th, from 10 a. m. to p. IN.
AT Hanover, at the store of Webster
Standish, on Wednesday, March 26th
from II a. m. to l p. m.
At Versailles Postoffice, on Wednes-
day April ID, from II d. m. to / D. m
After April I'd, 1919, interest at the
rate of nine ~ per cent. will be added
from the time these taxes became due
All taxes must be paid direct to Ta1
Collector and all bills receipted BY
him. If by mail, enclose postage if YOU
wish receipt.
Dated at Sprague Conn, this 5ti
day of March, 1919.
JANIS INQUIRE,
mar5N Tax Collector.