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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-10-23
CHICAGO
MAN PLEADS
FOR SAFETY

As part Of the campaign which is
under way in Lake county 70 lessen
fatal and serious accidents which has
been renewed by Coroner J A era
ham following the drowning of the two
women in Lake George Friday evening
President Charles N Hay g or the Chi
cago Motor Club addressed the mem-
bers Of the Hammond Chamber OF Com
merce at the MONDAY luncheon TODAY.
In introducing the speaker Coroner
Graham told of the high death rate OF
accidents in this county and the efforts
which have been made in the past to
lessen the number. He showed IN
particular that the work had resulted
in marked decrease in the number OF
children who did not have medical at
tention.
Mr. Hayes had had much TO do with
safety first work IN Cook county, H..
and neighboring districts both in that
State and Indiana He related how
repeated arrests of Chicago motorists
b. a constable at Dyer had lead him
and several friends TO pay visit TO the
town in order 10 teach the fellow
lesson Instead Of anding a crooked
office Of the law as they had expected
his best TO reduce the number Of ac-
cideuts and unatded. was seeking to
have a dangerous bit Of road straight
ened al the place where it crossed
the Monon tracks He was putting up
a losing aSht until others got behind
him ana gave him the necessary CO.
operation. curve responsible for
Jhe death Of at least SIX persons was
eliminated
lie recomn1e ends a campaign through
the schools 10 educate the children ID
safety subjects He would have the
people = Hammond form an orEaniza-
tion similar TO the Chlcago Motor Club
through which this work can be car
ried on He believes there should be
committee on regulation OF traffic.
another for marking the danger spots
along the public highways and streets
another to conduct the school campaign
and fourth TO take care Of the pub
ncitv end OF the campaign.
He brought VITA him expressions OF
Willingness 10 cooperate from mum
Der OF Chicago public safety workers
and letter from Coroner Hoffman
in which II was suggested that pub
lie meeting of citizens be called a.
which the subject will be introduced
VALPARAISO Ind. Oct 22.-Com-
nittees from Gary ana Michigan city
met yesterday with representatives OF
Porter county and had a heated time
over the Dunes Park project. Lake and
LaPorte county want Porter county 10
contribute nearly ali its Lake Mlchi "a
frontage for the park. Porter county
is willing 10 supply three miles of
beach. Committees Of three were chosen
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OF COURSE SHE'S GONE

Continued on page two.,
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Death Removes
Barrier to Sale
OF 3lst St. House
London Resident Refused
Flattering Offer for Old
New York Home; War
Held Back News of Death

The Valentine dwelling at 43 East
Thirty-first Street, has just been sold
Brokers in the midtown section will
recall the many times they tried to
buy this old house for loft devclop-
ment when loft buildings were being
erected in large numbers in that sec
tion. Flattering offers were made for
the realty, prices twice as high as the
property bought yesterday, but they
had to be refused by f. II. Ludlow &
Co., agents, who had received cable
instructions from DR. Valentine that
the old dwelling would remain his
while he lived. No attempt was made
by the brokers to persuade the owner
to change his mind, as the Ludlow
company recognized the decision was
based on sentiment
Four years ago Instructions we're
asked Of the old doctor, who had gone
to live in a suburb of London many
years ago. regarding releasing the
dwelling. No answer came back. An
other letter was sent and still no
answer. A cable WAS then dispatch he'd
but it did not bring any word from
the owner. England was at war and
bDC IdjiuIc 70 near from ttlc QOCLOr
was attributed to exigencies of the
war.
The property could not be leased
under the circumstances and it re-
mained vacant except for a caretakcr
A few months ago the Ludlow firm
learned that DR.. Valentine had died in
1915 and that he had left the dwelling
to relatives in this city, who apparently
knew nothing about the death of the
old physician.
Death removed the restriction
against the sale Of the house. and yes
terday it was sold by E. II. Lud
low & Co. and 7. Foster Gaines.
The buyer is understood to be Max
Dorf, who bought recently thirty-nine
East Thirtyfrst Street. The Nalen-
tine dwelling is three stories and
basement on u site 22.6 feet wide and
SO feet deep, between Madison and
Fourth avenues.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
$40, 759. 500 in Mortgage
Loans Since January l
Money Advanced on Business,
Apartment and Hotel Proper
ties by ". A. White & Sons

William A. White g. Sons announce
nat they have placed s10,759,5O0 in
mortgage loans since the first Of the
year.
Among the more recent loans are the
following: S775,0Oo on 374 to 37s Fifth
Avenue, SIX story business building;
$4,000 or 1893 Fifth Avenue, five story
dwelling: $4,000 on IS Water Street,
iour story warehouse; $4,000 on the
northeast corner or Ninety-hrst Street
and Broadway. two and five story fiat;
$4,000 on 226 East Forty-frst Street,
'hree story loft, $4,000 on 4O4 West
10th Street, six story apartment
nouse; $4,000 on 1870 Hester Street.
SIX story tenement; $4,000 on ei to
69 East Eighty-sjxth Street, seven
story apartment house; $4,000 on 447
10 45l West Fifty third Street and
7s4 to 1913 Tenth Avenue, factory
Buildings; $685. on 355 West Six
.eenth Street and 35& to $50 West
seyenteenth Street, two story garage;
@4I'500 Oh lsa TO l8e Mott Street. six
story tenement; $4,000 on northeast
corner Columbus Avenue and Seventy
second Street; $4,000 on 3 TO Coenties
Sslip' tive story buildings: increased
loan TO 100000 on 1923 to 333 East
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Bronx

90, chas wos to JOS 1''GsS Jacobs ,Bs'' 7si X
Greene av. Brooklyn: mtee $500; Aug
u atty, LAWYERS Co, $50 I3way si7, 400
LYON AV, 230s, s. s1x1oo Marraretha
Estterman YET ,7ar tf,,, 70 Herman and Anna Doe
DAILY Av, 2O77. n 8, 2511xi14. sarah
tats EaitSpatrtck and ano to Nathan Bernan'
Title Guar Co, l76 Bway. 500
VYSE AN, 1863. II s, 20xl00 Raw HOFFMAN
70 nreindei Mott. 10 w ll2th St mtge
5000; Aug 20, atty, Title Guar Co,
ST AIMS Av. las, e s. 2oxSo. Yetta Levin slgo
20 larry Rapp, 61s L l36th st; mtgc
$o,5oe; Aug 22 atty, Title Guar Co l7s
cuARforTn sr i442 s. elgx ~ 81 .
$50, 8 o-,x . W 1914 n " lc.11 TO beg.
romberg. 1874 Mapes av: mtge S1 sa7'cS6' T.
aug 20; atty, Title Guar CO. ia
Lot 7s Blk 1895. lana man r,v 90
n.et@ to Ttebout Ave Co. 1919 Parker av.
m,g Sfoo Aug 20: atty, riebout Ave co.
LOT "a, map Bway city line prop, 4
Gordon Peters to Riverdale city Line
realty Co. at Columbus av nnd lnl st
81 July IS; atty, T & 7 Go, l76 Broad
LOT $50, map Gleason prop: Annie MoBa in
TO John McBain. 1890 Tacoma Ct.
July II atty, Z II Baechier, 1126 f Ire,
BATHGATE AV. " cor ls2d ST. 3 e,Ss
" 1oox S7.sx W 54x 100 to st =
1889 TO beg; also Bathgate av, W r 70 J
is2d ct, " l0ox97sx " 81 > s5 \
lo3.f to aV Il SO 10 beg; Edw !.
i.oug hman eft & to City OF y Y: July
49,; attys. Corpn Counsel. II
"a @NH ShoP, Chas ' l.ouglnan TO same,
Juy 30; atty same e.......'......,,..',
b-aTHGAIE AN. n W. at $ " $ ls2d
st, 13s. 3x153. 3.7X136.3Si5s & :Edw l. Iou7n-
man nan ana ano TO City OF y y; July 30.
atty. Norpn Counsel, y Y......s a. On6
15aFH ST, 5, 100 keppler av, sos i0e:
Tltnes Square Constn Co to John Mckee
~ Columbia Heights brooklyn. lntee
$1,000; Aug 20. atty. T q & i Go, l76
DEC CATOR AV. W 3. I25 = Scott av SOY
~, IeG5r4s'e Marshall to Wilhennina
1iahn aVe f. 204th st, lntgo s+50O AUG
~, Atty, T q q T Go. 176 Bway 500
~ hNSlhE AV. n cor Davidson az,
ll1l lN4s llxa0xil9.9; Freybell Realty CO
70 Reguius Realty Co. 1895 Bway: lntea
36,Voo Aug ~; atty N ritls < Niigo
DALI oa AZ $ " COZ l6oth st. s1.4xlol sx
81. 2H99 b; also IS9th 81. q S. 90 G Honey
Well av. 47.6xS0I. Cross Ave Co to Den
wood Realty Co. 500 willis av; mtge
sD.,ooo May 3 attys, Stoddard 4 II,
80 'N'iJ !
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Frederick Brown Sells
Flats in Brooklyn
Property Recently Taken Over
by Seller i'm Trade for Loft
Building i'm This CITY

William Liss has sold the two
buildings at the southeast cor
ner Of Kings Highway and East
Twelfth Street, apartments and
stores, in the heart of the business
section of Kings Highway, for Fred
erick Brown to client for investment
This property was recently taken in
exchange by Frederick Brown from
Cornelius Hearn.
The same brokers also sold plot
1o0x100 on the north side Of Sixtieth
Street, 100 feet west from Twentieth
Avenue, for G. II. Schultheis, and two
stores and apartments at 11O03 and
1l005 Jerome Avenue, Richmond Hin
for the Beverley Building Company.
Samuel Galitzka and J. Lacov have
sold for the Midboro Building Corpo-
ration, Oscar Sherman president, to a
client for occupancy the two-story one
family house with garage on plot 40x
100 on the. west side Of East Twenty
first Street 225 feet south of Avenue
and will not be ready for occupancy
until December. The consideration was
$4,000.
The Clinton Trading Corporation OF
Brooklyn has sold to Anna Boctsch a
one-family frame stucco detached
dwelling on Ridge Avenue (Ulster
Avenue), north side, A feet east OF
Stoothof Avenue, Glen Morris, L. L., on
plot 40xl00. Robert l. Mcclellan
Was the broker
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26

Frorty-fourth Street and 822 TO 334 East
SoooE SSooor,Eun1th Street. four story garage;
SSzoo.ooo on 227 to 243 West Sixty-first
street three story garage; $l8O.0O0 on
northwest corner l42d Street and Con-
sene avenue, six story apartment
mouse; S275,000 on ia and t16 West
Neventy-second Street. fifteen story
apartment hotel; $690,000 on northwest
corner broadway and Chambers Street.
elghteen story office building; 1920 900
on ~ broadway, five story business
oullding; $4,000 on 1872 East Nine
,Ieenth street, seven story apartment
nnouse; $4,000 on 116 East Eighteenth
street, five story loft building; S12O.-
ooo on southwest corner Fiftieth Street
ana seventh Avenue, five story hotel
%ith restaurant on the ground floor:
$4,000 on 70 Wall Street. five storv
business building; $105,0OO on 239 to
S4s East Fifty sixth Street. four story
garage; 100000 on 22o to 22s West
Forty-eighth Street, four story Are
proof theatre, with Offices; $l3,50O on
northwest corner Of 149th Street and
Eighth Avenue, five story tenement:
$1,000 on IL South STREET, three story
loft building; $4,000 on S35 West l79th
Street, five story apartment house;
$4,000 on East Side River, 81 feet
north. of 149th Street, one story gar~
age; $4,000 on So to SO West Ninety
sixth Street. eight story apartment
house; $550.000 on 116 to 1870 West
Ihirty-fourt Street, twelve story iire-
proof hotel. The interest ranged from
to 6 per cent
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
S3OO,OOO Rental for Building
In East 18th Street

Samuel ]. Tankoos has leased for
the Shuttle Realty Company for term
OF twenty-one wears at rental ag-
gregating 100000, the building at 1o6
East Fourteenth Street, extending
through TO Thirteenth Street. The
lessee, owning and operating chain of
retail shoe store establishments. will,
upon the expiration of the existing
lease, make extensive alterations and
open n branch establishment.
Louis Schrag has leased for Marv
Isabella Hodge and Mary l.. Pettibone
the four-story building at 334 Sixth
Avenue, to Edmond Rowan, for term
of ten years
j. Arthur Fischer has rented for Nc
Dermott's to J. Wolfe, bookseller, the
store at 100 West Forty second Street.
at the southwest corner of Sixth
Avenue.
Bast;ne & Co., Inc, have leased the
seventh floor at 97 Fifth Avenue to
Bocner & Edwards; the fourth floor at
81 fifth Avenue to Wolfson Brothers
Umbrella Company; the sixth floor at
~ Fifth Avenue to Ramer e. Lissauer.
and the eleventh floor at Is West 26tll
Street. to Wearwell Dress Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF W,
YORK The metropolitan savings Ban
Plairfth against Jos.pl ~ ralf. - n
pefendanfs 4 & " Hutchina A
iorues FOR plaintiff - William. stree.
Bornus ID NJ Manhattan N-w Vars CIV
In infsnaunr ot a. judgement Il fnrr
c-oseif anu sale. dlly flala nl snref...
Ia I'd" above-eutitisd action. aad hearfr
q Ate an" -3rt 0at uf April t41s t
Ni'd fslen a. tft" rff feTrH IN said tuarrr-
named, Will sell ~ publ slrtion. az tH-
~ mango Ntlfernufr Hn7 if-ls Yes
stree in l.' thorough 40 Manhattan.
lNt tilN "i ..rtt ofN. on f~a 8rd day
September. itls at = o.iorA nom o..
that day by Ar' hnr g. sheridan. auction
e'r, the prenl.es he ssil tu.. l.,i.rt 10 T.,
sotN ana iNri~iu lt.cII s..l rs .IIu.la
4 LII tnnt n"ft4ln Nlr. rlrHs or -..rr4l 10
land. with me D-.-aIns ana Daplor. mont
thereon rrr'cl. fltrafe. ...iur na1 .rr f.
he Borough of N4if ,f.a ~ rl. ..rs
,~"N iNf'.' .N iN. 'Nut. ,rf rf.fe Nf Ne
YORK. more yafft.ufartf uuln. .. and d.
scIiosd as Follows fNsl->It.lf .r II ,ri-.f
on the Westerly -.3e .f ff..... Stf.. sl-
tant two hundred and events .sx f22f
feet Mort hefly from me infrrs.. ..fIrr - tna
Mort heriy side ~ Rrnone Street. taens.
rnnnins Westerly parallel wlth sprin.
street ons nUntrau ffn1l rerf rI., /.
Northfr.y parallel with Mercer .f-as-
twenty three - fret t"n il.l .-..l.ov
ta'n'e erls parallel with .lria1 t--.f
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New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Sumner Ballard BUYS
Costly 10Th St. Dwelling
Gets the John S. Barnes House
In Famous Cook Block, Held
at S25O.OOO

Pcase & Gilman have sold for the
estate of John 8. Barnes the five-story
American basement dwelling at 10 East
Seventy ninth Street, on plot 30x1022,
between Fifth and Madison Avenues.
The property has been held at $780,
O0o and was purchased by Sumner
ballard, president of the International
Insurance Company, for his occupancy.
Mr.. Ballard had an apartment IL,
Sherry's at Fifth Avenue and Forty
fourth Street, which property is to be
made into the Fifth Avenue home of
the Guaranty Trust Company. The
brown, Wheelock Company, Inc, rep
resented the estate in the sale.
The Barnes house stands on the ia
nous Cook block bounded by Fifth and
Madison avenues, Seventy-eighth and
Seventy ninth Streets, where the homes
OF some Of the city's most prominent
citizens have had their residences 3.
Mr. Barnes acquired the site from the
late ii. II. Cook and erected the house
which his estate now disposes of. This
is the third recent sale on the Cook
block. A few months ago Peasc & Eli
man sold the d'Hercida house at 973
18th Avenue to Edith NJ. FEEDER, and
the large dwelling at East Seventy
ninth Street was sold by Albert b.
Ashforth, Inc, for William r. Stafford
to William C. Dickerman.
Sale in Ninety Street
Alfred Olenick sold to the Right
Realty and Security Company, SO West
Ninety second Street. "a three-storv
dwelling, on lot 20X1OO.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
West Side Apartments
Bought by Investors
Resale of Haven Av. Flat Rr;nys
Sellers Profit; New Owners
tor Pinehurst Av. Corr.r

II. T: Wood has sold for thu K;,1s.
lough Realty Company to an innaato- ,,sa
w and 100 Haven Avenue. n f,ua stou.. asua
apartment, with accommodations for
11w'enty,four " families, on plot 5ox1oa tr'
me selling company acquired the nron'
erty IN March Of last year through H.
same broker in deal with Fredor;ol,
brown. which also involved the fvo.
story fiat at the northeast cornsr w. os
Columbus Avenue and 101st Straet -
finehurst Avenue Corner Flat Sold
Frederick Brown has bought from
Anne Il. Benjamin the tiye-storv anar+
mcnt at the northwest corner Of Pine
hurst Avenue and 179th Street. The
structure fronts SO feet on the avenue
ana lOo feet on the street. Millard Veit
was the broker.
77d Street Buyers Plan Changes
Electus 7. Backus, of the Guardian
Holding Company, has sold 35 Fast
Seventy-second Street, on lot 22x10O
for Mrs. Alice Grace D'Oench to the
Guardian Holding Company, which
owns the adjoining twelve story apart
ment house at the northeast corner Of
Madison Avenue. The new owners will
alter the building just purchased.
Sale in 173d Street
Moore e. Wyckof nave sold for
Charles Fl. Newcomb to Meyer Elsen-
nerg the iive-story apartment ut 5G5
west l13d Street on plot 376xlQ0.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Bronx
Assignments of Mortgages
Nanhastop

EsSEN ST 9. 75s Sroome st. mtg
SIS. 900. Shiman to Sarah Godin exr and
Sarah Godin ct al. exrs, TO Celia Fried
man. 29tl w 2lst ST attys. Strasoourger
& s. - Bway. assmts. ......... 500
ESSEN ST. SO: mtg, $4,000, Isaac Shiman
to Fernciiffe Realty Co, "a Bway, attys
18th ST., s4l4s-45 n; mtg 10000; Emgrt
Co. IA Bway; atty. rheo l. Bailey. ~
ssTH ST. 1ss W: Title q & T CO to Edwin
A ELY, AZ W 57th st; atty. @ & T Co.
ssrH sT, ESQ w; mtg $4,000: e r Kitty Rlsy
Co to Atlantic Finance Corpn, 1872 Bway
attys, Gather, & A. 299 Bway ..... 81
uNIyERs1Ty. Az, 5 " cor 1884 ct. sYsx
100; 49, hvay nolae corpn e 81
" 60. l35 Lway ...................s 500
ANDnfyv5 Az. ) E cor lssd St s7sxl0o:
1876 Bvay Eoldg Corpn 10 Columbia T
Go, so Bway; atty, = T & NJ Co. 1885
JERoaIE Av, 3 e cor l77th at. iaaax,Io.4.
Mtg Co, l75 Rcmsen st Bkyn; atty. T
G Co, l16 Bway, $40 600
IRVINE ST, SSs Anna Persco, 1888
II lfth st, Bklyn, and ano, to Elia Herr
lich. S6e e 1elst at; atty, & Ii T Co,
18TH sT, $50 E; Lincoln Co, trus, ruas'so to
y Wm n :. r Farrahy a., l3. sss labth st; atty;
18TH ST. ss< q Hy Grenhart and ano
atty, G A Weber, a77 Z 14sth ct si5. 900
176TH ST. 792 Z: pershing Realty co 70
Harry T Johnson, Eronxyilie. Z;
atty, Max MonfriaG ?sa E.ay 500
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Spirited Bidding Marks
Sale at Deal Park
Plots and Houses Disposed of
by Joseph Z. Day at Auc-
lion for SOL ,185

A large crowd attended the auction
sale at Deal Park, New Jersey, on Sat
urday, conducted by Joseph P. Day.
The sale included 25o plots and five
houses. which sold for total of $751;
4S5. The property sold adioins the
Hollywood Golf Club and Deal Golf
Club.
: TWO and half story frame dwell
ing on Crorbey Avenue was sold to w.
O. MAIDEN for 1920: the Rosed Cot
tage. :, two and half-story frame
dwelling on Hoscld Road, was pur-
chased for sG.65o by Milton Zeisler;
Carl I1amping bought Il one story frame
bungalow ON Kunyon Avenue for 49,,
500; the Holey house, q one-story
stucco and bungalow. was sold to
George j. Schindel for So, ,250; the two
story stone stucco cottage known as
the Lincoln Lodge on Runyon Avenue
was purchased by Charles ". Muller
for $500.
Among the other purchasers were
+. J. Arend, r. w Faulkner, John w.
Mcehan. Simon Sarnoff, Perry B. Row
son. II. }. Donneily and S. II. Calnert.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Old Bennett Building ON
Nassau St. Reported Sold
Landmark Covering Block From Fulton 10 Ann
Street Said to Have Been Taken Over by syndi-
cate From Wilson Estate; John Petit Bult Il

The peak of interest in the down.
..wn real estate field seems now to
.,.re in Nassau street and in the
amer end Of this thoroughfare. Frank
, yunsey bought the Sun Building, at
=. corner of Nassau and Spruce
.,-ests. a week ago. few days later
"a Morse Building. which shares the
.oek front with the Sun Building, was
.onchssed by William f. Harmon, and
.sr it is reported that the Bennett
rsIding has changed hands The
wilson estate of Philadelphia has
rnsd the property for thirteen years
and. according to the story current
,,untown, a syndicate of we'll known
,al estate men is the buyer, and that
consideration is being given to ex-
,ensive structural changes in the
suilding.
The Bennett Building is e Nassau
Street landmark. 1t is the oldest and
,,ill one of the largest Office buildings
on the street, occupying the west side
- the block from Fulton to Ann
Street The building was built in 1872
rom plans by A. Gilman. 1t topped
Nassau Street buildings by many
s.ories ard wss one Of the tallest
bindings in New York for a number
~ wears. Six years later the Morse
Building, which rivalled it in height,
su erected at Beekman and Nassau
streets. The Temple Court Building
was built in 1881 and The Mutual Life
and the Potter buildings in 1883. 1t
vas rot until the American Tract
Building. now the Sun Building. was
erected that the Bennett Building was
overshadowed. This was in 1895.
The rlne stories of the Bennett
Building front III feet on Nassau
Street, 756 feet or Ann Street and
rs feet on Fulton Street The
.scade is of cast iron type of construc-
lion, which just preceded the steel
skeleton building.
John Petit is credited with being
he builder Mr.. Petit, old real es-
ate men will remember, disappeared
nystcriously some years ago. The
Bennett Building passed to new inter-
ests, the court permitting the transfer
in title. Felix Isrlan owned it for
inns. The Wilson family has owned it
since 1905.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
History Hotel for West
55th St. to Cost s50O.OOO

Plans were fled yesterday for a
fifteen story hotel the 10 West Fifty
fifth Street, Inc, is to erect at 40 10
100 West Fifty-hfth Street, H. J. Blen-
derman, president. 1t Will cost $500
GOO, according to the architects, Fred
T. Ley & Co.
Plans were also filed yesterday Yo~
a story apartment house to be
built on the south side of 15Sth Street,
l62 feet west Of Riverside Drive, bv
the Ramsey Realty Company, David
Friedberg president Harold Young,
the architect, places its cost at $500 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
New York Men Buy Fine
Homes i'm Westchester
Frank Tucker Disposes of Prop.
erty at New Rochelle
Valued at S35,OOO

flsh 4 Marvin, through their Pol
ham office, have sold for Frank Tucker
ms property on Neptune Avenue, Resi-
dence Park, New Rochelle, to New
York cliert. The property was held
at $4,000. The same brokers have
sold FOR Edward Hyams his residence
on the corner of Grove and Walnut
avenues at Larchmont Manor to AL
bert Coles, of this city, and for T.
Ward Wasson his property at Saga
more, BronXville, consisting of brick
dwelIing and large plot. to A. H..
Sarter; of Hask'n, Sells e. Co, of this
city The property was held at $50, 900.
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Neponsit Lot Auctions
Prove a Big Success
Continuation Sale Brings SIT,
975, Making a Total of s462,-
>O25 for 779 Parcels.

The continuation auction sale at Ne
ponsit on Saturday by the Jere John
son, jr, Company, auctoneers, con-
Quoted by Fred Snow, resulted in the
disposition of 176 lots for S77,9Y6.
This, with the previous weeks
sale, makes total Of ITO lots sold at
Neponslt for total Of s462 OPS.
Among the buyers on Saturday were
Rose Hartuet. P Fleming, Mrs. J. s
Lawler, Joseph ". White, II. Lewis
+. Evald, n. Hartell, E. +. Ryan, n. g.
JofFe. T.. F. Wilson, Miss T. NJ. Cas-
sazza, Mayard Homer, N. Washburn,
George j. Brown, ]. X. Newman, J. IL
Little, II. A. Rogers. B. Tepovitch. A.
II. Finficld, A. A. keenan, and Rose
Hyman
New-York tribune., 1919-08-26
Mrs. u. =. Bennett Sells
Estate at Daricr- Conn.

for Mrs. d. s. Bennett her residence
1T Talmadge Hill, Dalicn, Conn to-
gether with about two and half acres.
This property is noted for its fine To-
cation and development and is one
of the most attractive in the vicinity.
The house was one of the old farm
houses Of the district ard has been
completely remodelled into modern
building. 1t is not far from the Wood
way Golf Club, which is one of the
principal attractions of this rapidly
growing vicinity