The New York herald., 1920-01-31

{ story apartment at the northeast corner
OF Audubon av. and 1s0th ST., 72xloo. Nor
r1son & Sclirf. attorneys, acted for the
sellers.
Borden Condensed Milk Company, Inc,
sold to Joseph S. Ward, president OF the
Thomas Ward Coal Company. the five
story garage. 72x1R.2, at 2l7 and 219 West
SAth ST., through Slawson & Hobbs and
Edward c. II. Vogler.
Max Goodman sold TO the G. NJ. j. B.
Realty Company the eight story loft, oox
So at 2S and 80 East 4th ST., held at $150OOo.
Weschler a. Kahn represented the sellers.
Mrs. Fannie Mannheimer sold, through
Nathan Schwartz, 24 West 14sth ST., five
story flat, 376xl11.
Mcdowell & Mcmahon sold for s. l..
Pakas to Ennis e. Sinnott 556 West 1s5th
ST.. five story apartment 50xsO, held at
$63 600.
The Excelsior Savings Bank sold 143 and
| t47 West 127th ST., a six story apa rtment,
J0x1o0
Mendel Rosenberg sold 154 East ssth ST.,
a five story flat, 25.sx1oo
Eastern Star Realty Company sold the
five story flat, 35.5x91 at lii 1st av.,
southeast corner OF 61st ST.
John X. Tatosian, rug dealer, purchased
! from Leon Sobel the five story loft. 612
East SD St. 25x90.
A syndicate composed Of A. Piano and
Fl. Nj. Katz purchased from the Peters
field Realty Company the five story tere-
nlent at 372 I'd av.
+. Sharum sold to Johanna Brandt, 55l
West 10th ST., northwest corner of Audu-
bon av. and q six story apartment house.
1G0xl00 renting for s29 coo and held at
s195. .OUo through Jacob Levinson.
Jacob j. Tabolt purchased from Mary
L. Mcmahon five story tenement, 25x10o,
at 534 West 46th st.
James H. Cruikshank resold to Henri
eta Rosucll, 43 East 61st ST., a five story
| flat 20x92.
Jacob J. Tabolt sold for Katherine
Brophy go West 10th St. q four story
tenement. 25x9S.9.
buyers i'm the Bronx.
| William Peters & Co. sold for John III.
1 Bar1hart to Gustav Schrot 963 Simpson
ST.. a five story apartment, 42x11o.
! julius Trattner sold the four story dwell
| ing. 16SxI00. at 45S East 13Sth st. to the
! City Institute for Music and Culture.
Brooklyn transactions.
Bullzley & Horton Company sold eoa
| Gates av., Brooklyn, two story dwelling
.oX100 for Mrs. Estelle l.. Banford.
Berkshire Realty Company, Inc, bought
through r. Williams two four story
apa rtments. 6ox100, at 515 and 519 Sth ST.,
Brooklyn.
Henry Pierson & Co. Inc. sold 4SS lst
/ ST., 6TOOklyN, IL lUIet sloiy dNCliiAi5' iVA
e. NJ. Miller.
! l. Salzberg sold for A. ii. Frank to ;.
Shapiro cottage, 1Oox1oo, at 4.s2o 18th av.,
northwest corner Goth ST., Brooklyn.
Sales in the Suburbs.
Thomas y. Cooke has sold the Freder-
ick c. Armstrong estate in old Church
road Greenwich. Conn, known as the
| Sally Mead homestead consisting of q
house more than 100 years old and seven
and a half acres.
l.. II. Conger. superintendent OF the
Percy A. Rockefeller stables. purchased
the Weiman farm at Armenia, near MIL
brook, Conn. consisting of 429 acres, four
! teen room house and out buildings.
Charles Field Griffen Company sold for
j the Wyka CYL Holding Company, Inc. five
large plots at Wykagyl, New Rochelle. TO
Charles w. Alexander, Charles Mckinley,
Peter Duffy, c. r. Davis and Henry
| Boecker.
Lewis II. May Company resold for .Abra-
ham Rosenberg and Max Resnick 1.32
Bayport place, Far Rockaway, l.. l.. two
and one-half story dwelling to Jacob Gold
stine.
! Sea Island Thread Company of Connect
cut purchased tho factory property at
| goth ST. and t1th av.. Whtestone, l.. T..
! one-t time plant of the American Car Com
pany.
Real Estate Notes.
/ Samuel Brody is the buyer Of 305 Pear
! St and 6S Cliff St, reported sold in tho
\ HERALD January IS. w. J.. Dean & Co
were the brokers.
4. Miller and NJ. jacobson comprise the
! Nos 6 and West Eighteenth Street Cor
poration, which recently purchased the
y property at that address.
I New York Title and Mortgage Company
has taken a loan OF $4,000 on the Cow
perthwait Furniture Company's building
7s2 and 1856 9Th av.. recently sold at auc-
ton for sJ0S,0oo.