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New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
FATAL SALOON BRAWL

Passaic When Man Got Near Beer
 for Whislkey. Passaic, N. J., Dec. 1.-Two men were shot dead and one was seriously wounded in a saloon here early today after the barkeeper had served near bear to patron who asked for whiskey.
 Frank Makowsky, who was shot in the neck. told the police that IS minutes after he had refused to give whiskey to a man he knew only as Steve whom he had served near beer instead, the man returned with revolver. demanding if'anyone want ed to fight. Then he opened fire.
 The dead are Anthony Gronitz, shot through the heart, and Andrew Bar ensky, shot through the head.
 Later the police arrested Stephen Paduch as he was crawling under the porch of his home.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
BIG HIGH SCHOOL GAME

Elgin, H., Eleven, Undefeated, to
 Play Famous Team at Stamford
 on Saturday.
 Elgin undefeated in the northeast bers of Elgin High schools unde- feated football squad will leave this noon en route to Stamford, Conn, where they will meet Stamford High Saturday.
 Elgin unaffected in the northeast ern Illinois conference won over Decatur, Central, and Southern divi- sion champions meeting the terms of the Stamford challenge. Stamford High won all its games against Con- necticut. New York and New Jersey teams and was scored on but once.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01

New Haven, Dec. IA committee of the New Haven chamber of com merce appointed to suggest means to bring about stricter enforcement of the Volstead act says in a report, just made, that "The more we get into the matter the more we find a condition that is confusing and intricate" The "inharm onious status of the law. both state and national was referred to a subcommittee
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
WEATHER

Hartford. Conn.,, Dec. 1.-- Forecast for New Britain and vicinity: Rain tonight: Thurs day generally fair.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
FIRE LOSS HALF MILLION
20 Business Houses and 10 Residences Destroyed by Flames at Jasper, Ala, Early Today.

Jasper, Ala, Dec. Fire originat- ing early today in the building of the Crawford Mercantile Co.,, destroyed 20 business houses and 10 residences before its was brought under control. Early estimates place the loss above $50O.000.
 The principal business block of the town and portions of three other blocks were wiped out in the blaze which gained rapid headway famed by a stiff wind. Included in the burned area was the property of the Southern Bell Telephone Co. and the Western Union Telegraph Co. the First Nation al Bank and the Southern hotel.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
IRISH TOWN IN STATE
 OF SIEGE; TWO KILLED
Traffic Suspended in Mac rOom-British to Pro-
 tect Newspapermen.

Cork, Dec. Tt was reported here this afternoon that two men were shot dead last night in the Macroon district and that four persons were arrested.
 The town of Macroom is in a state of siege and no traffic is allowed ex- cept for food distribution.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
WAGES CUT DOWN

International Casl<ct Hardware Co. Of
 ThonpsonyiIle Announces General
 uciion-Piecc Workers AffcctatI.
 Thompsonville, Dec. IA general wage redu. 'i3p vs.-ving in the depar. ments was announced at the plant of the International Caslsct Hard va re Co. todsy. It affec:T about I05 men. Piece workers were cut about 20 per cent. and others q iess amount.
 A oui half the force remaineG away the rest Of the morning after the change ans made known pending n repor' fitin commit. which wait cd on The officials of the plant. Thus afternoon it was stated that the aues tons under discussion would prob ably be adjusted.
New Britain herald., 1920-12-01
ANENT PROHIBITION
Conn. Druggists Meet Tomorrow to
 Discuss Enforcement-NewH Haven

NeW HaVen, Dec. 1.-DruggiStS of Connecticut will meet here tomorrow to discuss trade matters generally and prohibition enforcement condi- tions in particular. Debate is expected to center on a draft of a legislative bill to keep saloonkeepers out of the drug business. The bill would give the pharmacy commission the right to refuse a license to any applicant if it deems, such action warranted Druggists say they fear saloons will be turned into liquor dispensaries
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Many Brooklyn Parcels Are
Sold at Public Sale

Buyers were found for many i'm
proved Brooklyn parcels yesterday in
the auction room by Bryan l.. Ken
nelly. The properties offered consisted
of dwellings and several tenements. Nos.
o08-510-516 Myrtle Avenue, four-story
tenements, were sold to Charles A.
Fabers for s23,500; 1876 1077-1079-10S
herklmer Street, two-story and base.
ment dwellings, to Mary Reade for
si7,4oo; 9o-a2 Skillman Street, oh
story buildings, to R. D. Lafayette for
$4,000; 533-A Lexington Avenue, two
story dwelling. sold for S4,7OO TO
Charles II. Fabers; TIT Wythc Avenue
three story building, with stores, for
5000 to Margaret Brady; sc Rock
away Avenue, two-story dwelling. for
S4,3oO to Henry Martin; 81 Prospcct
Place. wo-story dwelling, for $3.50
TO Victor A. Brand; plot 5Ox12O. on the
south side of Lawrence Avenue, l25
feet west of Pleasure Place. for 81 .050
10 George koechcr; 128-l3O Fulton
street, building and leasehold. fo.
$4,000 to l.. Loolner, and 1856 and 138
Fuiton Street, also leasehold property,
sold for s4,750 to Frank Benerman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Assignments of Mortgages
Manhattan

18th ST. 1s4 w; Robt + Perkins and ano
srns to Union pm. Savings Bank. 7ol
~ AZ. 1870; Aaron samueisoni to ''I pIy
coIGMlIA' ST. l is.'H Ambrose Murrs sv0 tr
trus, Maria J x Cooke to A S Murray.
jr. Goshen as trus Robt + Bixby.
"ttys, Murray j II & II, % William st:
l27rH ST. 222 W; Farmers Loan and r
co as guardian to Hugucnot Trust Co.
; Nrw ho 9on n y, ,rus; atty, NJ
c9 };.tbal iss ST. 12I AR cot,lieb to
77TH 81. az Il: Within n Cromwell, Grc Of
al. tsgs to Flora y Brown, Pheasant Val
i27Tu ST. 222 " Hueuenot trust CO C. 70 TO
Mary { konna, GAG st MARKS av Brook
I'm I'm, as 81, y u cohon. so2 Bway $4,000
i5b1i 81, l65 w; Jane G Cahon to Ems
o. @V2 Central Park w; atty. Samuel
ScmLger. 100 Bway .............$i
to Esosran,o Mortsare ''S CO. 'r ibcr Gy
81, att. i G Levi, n Liberty si'..'sI
18th ST. ~ W; Jas N Hmmons T. .
a a.unm ,.ock wood OF Riverside, Conn;
lSaTH 81, =, - ~ Bwav. Ellis p Earle
TO \ Savings Bank. 81 9Th az; atty,
- button. Sp Maiden lane. S4S 900
SD Az, 1878. George Ramsey and ano
ckrs TO Jacob Kuppcrt Corpn. 1899 ed
"v' atty. w II Stewart, 1889 I'd az,
ssru ST. 2s-s2 w: Rivoli Realty S1 Co TO
Stste Realty & Mortgage Co, IL Il alst
18Th s'r. III ": Maria j. Enmons to Jas
~ ETnlnons. West Milford, Conn. atty
ny =. l1ockwood, IS Nassau st =; SIS. 900
'"IH fT. ~ w; Guaranty Trust Co
Of New York to state Realty r. Mort
gage Co, IS E 41st 800 900
'TH ST 42s E. George Rumsey and ano
admir- 10 the Fmsrant Industrial Saw
tngs Bank. atty. William G Orr. 81
r,r ,"'nwefh ~ 49,. ...-..... VT 900
TIN NJ. 247 ~; Flora y Brown to Law
yTrh MDttEty. Co. ~ t.ibrrtv at Az nm
III S'f, " y. g2.3 n 10Th st Watertown
fhYings Bank TO LnwN"rD Mortgage Go,
~ iiberty at. ......,. '....,,,...s 2s,2S0
j hV, 1878. George EtuAcy and auo
aoHrn 10 George Hamsey. 800 Ooenn
~, trooHlyp and ano, ATTY. W ~ stow.
art. 1899 "a av............. "a
7TH sT t5k =; "harIrs E scott 10 Ansls
- - ef4su. atiy, waNes fr etAft eso |
'.ektt-' 80 - -. .. - 80. .,,.... ,!
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Fine Homes on East
Side Figure in the
Dwelling Buying
Banker Gets House i'll Goth
St. Completed Recently;
Park Ave. and 10th St.
Corner Is Sold Again

Douglas L. Gilman e. Co. sold the
newly completed five and half story
American basement dwelling at 10
East Eightieth Street, 25x102, between
Madison and Fifth avenues, for the
Chaumont Realty Company, builder.
The buyer is banker, who will occupy
the house, the asking price of which
was s180,O00.
Henry Mandel resold to Alexander
Wilson 90 Park Avenue, southwest cor
ner of Fortieth Street, a four-story
from Sarah l.. Payne through Lionel
Froeich and Charles E. Williams.
Scott & Martin and M. Morgenthau
Jr. Company sold for the Sauer estate
400 East Fifty-cighth Street, a three
story dwelling, 16.8x100, to the SeiNor
Homes Corporation, represented by
the Everett & Seixas Company. 1t is
understood that the SENIOR Homes
Corporation has also purchased the ad-
joining houses at 405 and 407 through
the same brokers.
Ames & Co. sold for the Hetty S.
Beaman estate the dwelling 112 East
will alter into small apartments.
William B. May & Co. sold for James
B. Ford the modern five-story Ameri-
can dwelling at 33 East Fifty-first
Street, 25x1O0.5.
Physicians Among Home Buyers
Moore, Schultz & Co. sold the three
story dwelling at 4O8 West 146th
Street, 19x99.11. for Mrs. Susan Belts
to DR.. George w. Whitney.
Porter & Co. sold for the estate Of
Thomas j. Gaines to DIR. 2. S. Taylor.
tenant, the three-story dwelling at SO
West 128th Street, 18.9x100
Jacob Bloch sold for Ernest w. Brown
the four,story dwelling as West 13oth
Street, 20x100, to II. Southgate.
J. Irving Walsh sold for Mabel R.
Moore the three-story dwelling 14S
West Eleventh Street.
George w. Mercer & Son sold for
the Charles P. c. Kuper estate SAT
West Twenty-second Street, 22x98.9, a
three-story dwelling.
Daniel B. Freedman resold through
Slawson & Hobbs 1913 West Eighty
eighth Street, a fourstory dwelling,
20x10O.
f. R. Wood e. Co., Inc, sold for w.
s. Erneman, 1T West Eighty seventh
Street: a three-story dwelling. Tx
100.3h.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Woolworih's Realty To
Be Sold by Heirs To-day

The holdings Of the late T. w. Wool
worth at the junction of ST. Nicholas
and Amsterdam Avenues, traffic CEN
ter with a great future, are to be sold
to-day in the Vesey Street auction
room by Joseph P. Day. Dwellings,,
business buildings, apartment houses
and vacant plots are included in the
sale. These should appeal not only
to the investor but to the Spectator
builder. Following is list of the
properties included in the sale:
2030 Amsterdam Avenue, fivc-storv
tenement; 453, 455 and 457 West 162d
Street, three three-story frame dwell
ings; plot at the northeast corner of
Amsterdam Avenue and 162d Street;
eight lots of various sizes at the
southeast corner of St. Nicholas Ave
nue. and 162d Street; northwest cor
ner of 161st Street, four three story
tenements; 204O Amsterdam Avenue,
adjoining, fve-story tenement and the
plot abutting in the rear. The Jumel
Building in the west side of Amster-
dam Avenue, at the intersection of ST.
Nicholas Avenue and 162d Street;
block bounded by Amsterdam and St.
Nicholas Avenue, 160th and 161st
Street
All Of .hcse properties are sold free
and clear Of mortgage, and what
leases exist are of short duration
They were executed some time since
at low rentals.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Trading Active Again
In Downtown Sections
Munsey Reported Buyer of Loft
Adjoining Former American
Tract Society Building

The fve-story loft property at 8
Spruce Street, 245x100, irregular, is
reported to have been bought by Frank
A. Munsey from the estate of Horace
S. Ely. The parcel adjoins the one
time American Tract Society Building,
and until recently the home of "The
Sum-" twentythree-story Office
structure at the southeast corner of
Nassau and Spruce streets. The Ely
piece had been in the possession of the
family for many years, and was as
scssed on the city tax books at $780,
600, of which $4,000 represented land
value. Mr.. Munsey bought the sky
scraper couple of years ago, and with
his latest acquisition now controls a
frontage of 119 feet along Spruce
Street. The Nassau street frontage is
1905 feet.
Frederick Brown sold to George
Willy 1876 William Street. with an "L'
to a and 43 Beekman Street, five
story building, 66.10x35x40.3 The
buyer will alter the property for res
taurant purposes. Frederick Felix was
the broker
The Duross Company sold for Ma
tilda Leerburger to l. Wertheimer &
Son 528 Canal Street, fourstory loft
2OxSO.
Van Vliet e. Place sold the four
story building. with store, at 627 Hud
son Street, 25xS9.9, to II. Levin, who will
make extensive alterations to the store
for his own use.
The five-story building 103 Washing
ton Street, 25. 4x91.6X irregular, is to
be taken over by the 103 Washington
Street Corporation, formed at Albany
Tuesday, with A. B. Lewis, NJ E. San
ders and M. A. Doody as directors.
Tucker-Speyers & Co. sold for Gym
thia II. Is. Clark the four story build
ing, 21x98.9, at SO West Thirty eighth
Street to Abe Schwalbe The pur-
chaser. it is said, was forced to buy
this on account Of the high rental of
his present quarters. Mr.. Schwalbe
will erect a five-story building, which
will be ready for his occupancy Feb
ruary /, 1921.
Joseph l.. Buttenwieser sold IS West
Third Street, a four story building with
store, 25x109, to Angelo Bcrtootti, the
present tenant, for his own business.
John Melvin, who conducts q spc-
eeialty shop at 1874 West Thirty fourth
Street. purchased that property, a
tour-story building. 25x999, from the
estate Of John B. Manning.
Shaw < Co. sold for the Payne es-
tate to the tenant 1853 and 100 East
129th Street, two frame business build
ings, 25x90x100 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Colosseum ON
The Drive Sold
By Builders
Well known Circular Front
Structure at 10th St.
Corner Brings Big Price
From Realty Spectators

The Colosseum, the thirteen-story
apartment house at the southeast cor
ner of Riverside Drive and 1l6th
Street, has been sold by the Palermo
Brothers to the Benenson Realty Com
pany. The structure has curved
frontage of 1903 feet, a southcrly line
of 1881 feet and an easterly line of
65.11 feet. 1t was sold through Reiss
& Fe;nberg.
Palermo Brothers had sold the Colos
scum and three other large apartment
buildings adjoining to an investor, but
this transaction was not contaminated.
Charles Galewski resold the two
five-story apartments at 471-473 West
145th Street, northwest corner of Con-
vent Avenue, 75x100, to the Rovalon
Realty Corporation, Frederick Harling
president. Charles A. Conner was the
broker.
Gilbert Rider sold for Adolph
Fischer to Reuben Fleig for invest
ment 1893 Columbus Avenue, five
story fiat with stores, 25.2xS5x irreg-
ular, adjoining the northeast corner of
Ninety-ffth Street.
The Frank J.. Fisher Company sold
for Edgar l.. Jackson, 'of Herkimer. N:
Y. the fve-story fiat, $40 West 172d
Street, to the Adelsea Realty Company.
J. S. Stone sold for the Acme Realty
Corporation to Walter B. Isaac 375
Manhattan Avenue, southwest corner
of 10th Street, a seven-story 5O-foot
elevator apartment house.
Peasc Gilman sold to Joseph G..
Abramson the five-story store and
apartment at g. West Forty seventh
Street, 20x100.
Joseph L. Buttenwieser sold 22s East
Eighty fourth Street to Patrick j.
Kelly and Nora Kelly the four-story
tenement, with store. 17x100.
Victor Freund e. Son sold for the
estate of Jacob Meyer the Eastminster,
the five-story apartment at $50 East
Fiftieth Street. 50x100.
Otterbourg, Slender & Houston sold
for Anna E. Jenney ESQ Seventh Ave-
nue. to LOWS M. Smith.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
BROOKLYN

CORNER. NEAR SuBNAYS-2s 7th Ave,
broom apartments; stea,.:. alectric. par
quet rent. Sc, 900. Price 10000 VIM. DE
GOODE, 3l5 Montague st. Phone 5000
Main.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Wcstcllester Offers a Heaven
Fer Seekers of Homes

The Robert E. Farley Organization
sold for Mrs. Julia S. Morangc her
home at Avon and Prescott avenues,
Bronxville, to Mrs. Amy L. Hopkins, of
this city.
The Colonial house at Highbrook
Avenue and Mitchell Place, Pelham
Manor, just completed by the Domi-
nant Building Company, has been sold
to j. Seam jr.. through George Howe,
who also sold plot in Woodland
Place, White Plains.
Prince & Ripley, Inc, sold for Ed
ward Hessling plot in the River View
Manor section of Hastings on Hudson
and for the Prince Construction Com
pany plot in Walworth Avenue, in
the Greenacres section of Scarsdale, to
]. M. Fallon, of Mamaroneck. who will
Improve it,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
District Attorney Swami Finds
Investing in Realty Profitable

District Attorney Edward Swami has
found realty buying in the Greenwich
Village section profitable. He recently
made good return on the dwelling at a 7
West Twelfth Street, in sale to Ar
thur Garfield Hays; he has now pur-
chased several other similar properties
IN the same vicinity and plans to MOD
ernie them. From the Manber Company,
represented by l. E. and Jacob w. Ber-
mant, he purchased 81 to Al West
Ninth Street, three four-story houses
T.5x100 each; also from the ST. John
estate, for $4,000, SO and SIS West
Twelfth Street. four story houses,
20.8x10O each. and from John Daniels,
the adjoining similar house at 81 Pope
e. Brother negotiated the various
transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Schultz Takes Prominent
Triangular Block i'm Jersey City

The Schultz Cigar Stores Company
has leased through Tankoos. Smith e.
Co. and Ryer Hague, of Jersey City,
the triangular block at the junction of
Sip and Summit avenues, adjoining the
Summit Avenue station of the Hud-
son tubes. The Summit Flatiron Realty
Corporation, Otis Smith president,
owner, will erect for the Schultz com
pany modern building, upon com
pletion of which the cigar company
will occupy the corner portion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Col. E. M. House Leaves
white House in SD St.

Colonel f. NJ. House, member Of the
American Peace Commission and per-
sonal adviser of the President for sew
eral years, is to make his home in the
apartment house at 112 East Seventy
fourth Street. He has leased an apart
ment for a term of years through
Worthington Whtehouse, Inc. Colonel
House now lives at 115 East Fifty
third Street. 1t has been termed the
"White House" because President Will
son made it his home when in the city,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Realty Trading in City and Suburbs
Tenants Are Buying
Big Apartment Homes
Renters Pay Landlords Terms
on Easy Payments; Co.opera.
five 0.xnershin Snreading


w. s. Hilborn, S. F. Katz and A. A.
Raphael, attorneys, have formed the 319
West Ninety third Street Corporation,
with capital of s4S,3O0 for the pur-
pose of operating an apartment house
on cooperative basis. the building at
319 is known as Eleanor Court 1t is a
story elevator structure, on plot
62.6x100.8, near Riverside Drive, as
sessed at 100000. Title is held by the
De Peyster Realty Company. Recently
the six-story Clarence apartment house
at 312 West Ninetythird Street was
sold by the Vermont Trading Company
to an unnamed buyer.
An investor bought for the occupancy
of himself and several of his friends
from the Morgenstern Brothers Syndi-
cate, the Florida, a six-story high class
apartment house, arranged for twenty
two families, at 1861 st. Nicholas Ave
nue., northwest corner Of 163d Street, on
a plot 128x100. M B. Freedman e. Co.
were the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Stage Women Extend
War Relief Work Here

Stage Women's War Relief leased
through Worthington Whitehouse, Inc,
from Mrs. Walter c. Taylor the con-
Meeting houses at So and 40 West
Forty eighth Street. The organization
occupies the house at Psi Lexington Ave
nue., which it will continue to use, in
addition to the Forty-eighth Street
houses, for the care of disabled SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Julia Marlowc Sothern House
To Be Made Into EI.,s

julia Marlowc Sothern's home in
Washington Square is to be made over
INTO an apartment house of the dim.
lex studio type. The house is the four
story dwelling at n Washington
square North, extending through TO
Macoougal Alley. The dwelling and
cover a site 1873 feet long and twenty,
five feet wide. Pope Brothers neyo-
tiated the deal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Lewisohn House Is Rented

Nine. Ceaszarinc Thebaud has leased
and not bought the four-story dwelling
at 1876 Madison Avenue, owned by the
estate Of John Lewisohn. Douglas L.
Gilman Co. announced yesterday
the contamination of the lease, which
is for long period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22

ED ST, 25S West-G rooms, 2 baths, cleo
trio lights. steam heat, newly renovated;
rents $135 up: leases; immediate possess
SION Apply premises, II to y. m
18TH ST. 2G4 Vests rooms. bath. cleo
trio lights, etc; newly renovated rents
s65; leases immediate possession. Apply
jantor.
REDUCED PRICE LEASING NOW: Spa
cious broom apartment artists charm
ing house; sun, hreplaces. venetennes;
high ceilings $40 Lexington ave.
ROHO,1Cu Ou QUEENS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22

Apartments at Lawrence Sold
The Thomas A. McWhinney Realty
Company sold for the estate of Edwin
Abrams the entire holdings Of the es-
tate, consisting of six stores and six
apartments, on Central Avenue, Law
renee. L.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
Women Voters Take New Offices

Amos & Co. leased to the League of
Women Voters Of New York offices at
60 West Thirty-ninth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22

18TH ST. EAST. lo2-io4 (Unlon saus, =
Hotel Lsclede. handsome rooms 81 o..
baths, from $40 per week up; iui Ii
service; high class restaurant, pop.
prices, weekly. monthly and yearly "a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22

IF YOU are earnest in your desire 70
purchase a permanent home, for imme-
date occupancy, it will be to your advan-
tage to inspect at once his distinctive
Colonial dwelling Of rooms and baths
at Garden City Estates
The construction OF this very superior
house was contracted for last fall and
only the very best materials and equip
ment used. This is an exceptional offer
ing for a discriminating buyer-especially
FOR some apprehcnsive tenant OF a high
class New York City apartment. Address
{. ID. Holt, 1855 Madison Ave, N. Y Tel
Vanderbilt, S313.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
PORT WASHINGTON
w.>D1NG RIVER

. 157 ACREs-osound view, cleared land,
mouse barn; $500 per acre or offer Bun
Eai0W S5,ovo Cottage rooms furnished
$1,000: Other l.. l. properties MOTIF co.
~. Fulton St, Brooklyn. Phone Main
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
HOLLIS

BEAUTIFUL room house 40x1oo;
terraced; living room. 14X25; every mod
ern improvements best section: $4,000
H. CARMAN BARTEAU.
23 Union Hall ST., Jamaica. Phone 1913
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22

FARM FOR SALE.-os- ACRE pAiht
and truck farm. 16-room boarding no., no.,
all improvements. large barns. all n'n
fruit Write for particulars. Box SIS. r "
No. 2. Dover, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22
NEW HOUSES

so minutes from Hudson Terminal al.
rooms; steam heat. Tied baths. open "
places. large living rooms. large kitchen VI ".
pantry; large plots prices $4,000 to sio'ss.
terms to suit, also desirable home sites !.
sale FRANK MILLER. 10 Park Row ~
York. Telephone Barclay SGS5.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-22

MADISON, N. J.
Good homes at prices and terms 'l'
will solve your home problem. u
JOS. v. HEATING. OPP. Sta. Tel. Ss ~