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New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Millinery Trade
Takes Space in
Garment Center
Four Large Firms of Hat
Makers to Locate There:
Believed That Other Con.
Germs Will Follow Them

1t was learned yesterday that four
large millinery concerns are to move
into the new garment makers section
in Seventh Avenue north of the Penn
sylvania Station. 1t is believed the
action is a forerunner Of other large
manufacturers OF women's hats NOV
ing into this section. The four firms
have leased in the Garment Capitol
buildings, on Seventh Avenue, d total
OF $4,000 square feet, at an aggregate
rental of s1,355 900.
The j. Bloomfield Company, now at
663 Broadway, has leased the entire
store and basement in the north build
ing at 500 Seventh Avenue for term
of ten years at an aggregate rental of
100000. This space comprises $4,000
square feet
r. s. Stern & Co.. now at Broadway
and Thirtieth Street, have taken p
store and basement containing $4,000
square feet in the south building at
]S9 Seventh Avenue for five years, at
an aggregate rental of 100000
The second floor in the north build
ing, comprising $4,000 square feet. has
been leased by Abe \. Addison, now at
3 East Thirty~sevcnth Street, for ten
years, at a rental OF $4,000.
Ogus, Rabinovitch & Ogus. now at
6o3 Fifth Avenue. leased the second
lott in the south building, containing
22,500 square feet, for five wears at a
rental Of $3.50 600.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Continued Demand
For esidential
Really in Bronx
Operators and Investors
Figure i'll The Flat Buy.
ing in Many Sections of
Borough; Sales of Homes

The Brensam Realty Company. sam
uel Brener president, purchased from
the Hammer Realty Company the five
story apartment with stores at the
southwest corner Of Buchanan Place
and Grand Avenue. Herman A. Acker
was the broker
The Tiffany Construction Company
sold TO Louis Lockwood tive-stotv
apartment at 1921 Fulton Street, 3T6x
lGOl
Harry Gittelman sold to Harry san-
toVskY ivc-story apartment at 1893
Bryant Avenue. 40xl00.
Louis Castagnetta sold to Balla
sturm three-story fiat at 11o5 Hoe
Avenue. 2Ox10O.
rillic Schierenbeck sold to Gaetano
MawuiN a three-s.ory fiat at 1855
Stethns Avenue, 25x147il.
Private Dwellings, Sold
Lena Koblick sold to Celia Weinberg
a three-srory dwelling at 1858 Webster
Avenue, G5X90.
Harris Kat sold to Edward Steiner
. two-Story dwelling n 50 East 177th
Street 20x100.
Samuel Cowcn sold to Mr. Ecrko-
Wlt1 for occupancy p family
dwelling at 107S Intcryalc Avenue, 2l.5x
100
Sol Lev sold to Leonard S. Albert
t.%%o-stoEE dwelling At 44o East 135th
street. 16NlOO
Christian Kucnnsth sold to Chykol
Duke tWo-story dwelling at 1917
Washington Avenue. 23.11xi39.
John Hermann sold to Mary Klein
two tory dwelling at 1928 Simpson
Street, i6.SX1O0.
Garage for Boone Avenue
Daniel Il. Freedman sold to K. T. T.
Realty Company. Inc. the vacant plot,
l2oNl0o, At the northwest corner Of
Boone Avenue and 172d Street, upon
which ne purchaser viii erect q "a
rage. j. Clarence Davies negotiated
the sale
George " Dantcl sold to Sam re
Boyer the ore-storv building. 25x1Oo.
at the northwest corner Of l45th Street
and st. AIMS Avenue.
Giuseppe Yodicc sold to Charles
Pape the property 8; SSl Bedford Park
boulevard, ls.1ix irregular, at that ad
Carrie Mcnsch sold to sam schul-
2ONlO0. -0''
= John c. Muta sold to Catherine
Prcs'igiacomo thc property. 5oy87G At
me northeast corner Of 1s0th Street
and Hughes Avenue.
Bella Nartsky sold to Antonio Hac-
gen the property ut 29S0 Valentine
Avenue. 26x1iO.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
81, 166,575 Advanced
For Farms and Building
S671,0OO of This Amount Is
Loaned for Erecting Homes
Here for 345 Families

The real estate committee Of the
metropolitan Life Insurance Company
yesterday advanced S674,O0O for the
erection OF sixteen apartments and
fourteen dwellings to house 345 fami-
lies in this city.
The committee announced in all YES
terday mortgage loans amounting to
S4,160,575. This amount includes ST.
772,8o0 of farm loans in states prin
cipally West and South. The other
loans amounting to little short of
$4,000 600. were for the most part
housing loans, and these include
800 dwellings outside of New York
City to accommodate 301 families for
Q total OF S925,275, and sixteen apart
ments in cities outside of greater New
York to accommodate 1926 families for
about $500, 900. There were also made
loans amounting to $4,000 on bust
ness buildings and one additional loan
OF 100000 on an apartment house
The housing and farming loans were
widely scattered, being made in twenty
eight states
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Investors Buy Brooklyn Flats

A. J. Murphy sold for the A. n. B
Realty Co., Inc, to Mrs. r. Abrams the
four-story stores and apartments at the
southwest corner of Forty fourth Street
and New Utrecht Avenue, recently pur-
chased. The same broker sold for
Savina Lucatorto the three story
dwelling on the west side Of Fort Ham
ilton Parkway, IS feet north Of Forty
seventh Street
Charles Partridge sold the three
story six-family apartment house n.
629 Sterling Place for David Stern
Charles T. Rickerson sold 122 Lin
coin Place, a three-stoIy dwelling, 2oX
100, for Mrs. Josephine Laidlaw, tc
William +. Yanss; 6l3 Carlton Avenue
a three. story dwelling, 2Gx1oo, for
George l.. Morsc. and 4l4 Hudson Ave
nue, a three story and store tenement
for Mrs. Ethel c. Eason and Mrs. Mil
drcd {. Mowrey to Andrew Baubara.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
C,arrv-On Society
Charges Criticism
To Women Rivals
Promoting Institution Along
Similar Lines. Declares
Counsel, Who Promises to
Rcfute Any Accusations

Following announcement Yesterday
chat the National Information Bureau
had suspended its Endorsement of the
Carry-On iation, with headQusr-
ters at 271 Madison Avenue, and which
for the last thirty months, under the
direction of Mrs. Wendell Phillips has
been providing q home n $l2 week
Tor disabled soldiers. John L. Stoddard,
sounsel for Mrs. Phillips, said he
would Immediately make inquiries and
supply TO the bureau refutation of any
charges which had been made.
Mr.. Stoddard said the association
Was founded in 1919 BY Mrs. Phillips
and several prominent men and women
20 assist blind and crippled soldiers,
sailors and war industry victims, while
they were taking their vocational
training and while they we're on their
vacations in various places. For this
purpose, he said, they established two
houses in this city, one at 271 Madison
Avenue, the other in Gramercy Park,
and houses in about eigh: other cities.
The opposition, he added, consists
of women not in the association who
desire to open Il rival institution, and
these objectors appeared before the
National Information Bureau last
week Following this appearance. he
said, Mrs. Phillips received notifica-
ton that the Endorsement Of the
bureau had been withdrawn. She has
rot been told the reason for that
action nor the charges, II any, on
wh lch II was based.
The books, accounts, vouchers and
al other documents belonging to the
..SsS ociation Will be laid before District
Attorney Swami, who also has been in
vestieating the organization, to-mor-
row Every expenditure md receipt
- the association sas been audited
regularly by Merwck, Mitchell (
Poet, public accountants, Mr.. Stoddu I'd
said. His added that Mrs. Phillips and
the club welcome an impartial exam
lrstion. the only result Of which, he
dccinred, can be immediate reinstRte-
ment in the Bureau OF National In
formation and the correction Of Its
mistake In withdrawing Endorsement,
There are prominent men on the ad
Csrry-on Association, and they have
not withdrawn their names since the
announcement of the Investigation, nor
msdo any statement In regard to IT,
Included In the members are Frank
presbrey. William c. Breed, Edward II
Clark, Edward Dohcney, John Hays
Han mond, Alton B. Parker, Edwin
Schencke. Parker Sloane. Waite.
Stable, Alfred Stanley and Charles II
Ssbin.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Dwellings in Upper Section
Pass to New Owners

Julia !. Atkinson sold to John J.
Brennan three-story dwelling at 155
East 121st Street, 15.24x74X irregular.
Lima Strubell sold to lsidor Kaplan
Street, 1S.9x99.l1.
Louise Ohl sold to Rosana Parkinson
three story dwelling at 554 West
165th Street, 16x106bx irregular.
The Donald Holding Company sold
to the Mortiren Realty Corporation d
threc-story dwelling at 426 Lenox Az
enue, 16.6x85.
Thomas Tarpy sold to Mollie Ham
mer three-story dwelling at 634 JEFF
ferson Place. 25x14b2
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
K zeal state News
Realty Sold al Auction
Brings Total Of $500, lis
Lively Bidding for Houses in
Three BoroughS and Lots
i'm The Suburb.

Joseph =. Day held two auction sales
in the Nescy Street salcsroom yestcr
day. the first comprising properties IN
Manhattan. BronX, Brooklyn and
Queens, and the other thirty-iy
bungalow lots at Lynbrook Terrace
L. |. The total obtained for the first
sale was $50, while $4,765 was
paid for the i.ynbrook lots
For the Lynbrook Terrace lots
George CarroM paid $3.50 Tor plot Oh
the west side OF West Avenue, north
OF Franklin Avenue. and also $3.50 for
plot further to the north. c. 4
Werner purchased the plot on the east
side of Gates Avenue, between Pros
pect and Pine streets, for $500. Plots
on the south side of Parl, Street, east
of Elm Street, sold for $500 each, and
on Bond Street. between Franklin Ave
nue. and Oak Street, $3.50 each.
Results of the first Offering follow
74TIr ST % w. n F.. 200 @ Columbus av
asty dwlg 257lo9.4; James Louis Gun
5s%ss etc. sa5ii5! nI s'S orior mtg sso.ooo 20
partition, to the plaintiff for 33s.5oo.
18TH ST, aiS E. 8. eo.s " 1st aV 4-sty
Riber siiP' Tor s,i.ooo. 80 '''''''' '''''
: sty tnmts, 0oxloo.5; to a James coi
eth 81, 4s7-ta0 ". be. 9th and 1oth avs
and 4 sty tnmta, 50Xss @; sold io-
AMsTEHDAM Av, . cor lalst ST. 5-sty
tnrnt, 24.llx1oe: TO Z Wilson ror ssa7oo
s'a 81 aSs SI aid .y T. s@ @ss 'ss2sSn aqS
the eendhcim Const Go for s65.50o.
TEASpALE PI, $ 8. nr Boston rd, i0o7l00
vacant; sold for $3.50 to Edward Wi-
poPHAAl Az. g nr Palisado pl. vacant
50xl00, 7Syl0O aud li0X100 first tWc
at rr'- 70 ga iat- g 1f- -tf1
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
More Business Concerns
Locate i'm Central Zone
Government Takes Space in
Section for Public HcaTil,
Services Department,

Cushman & Wakefield, Inc. leased OF
fees at 81 Vanderbilt Avenue to the
United States government for the use
of the Public Health Service Depart-
ment, and for the United Cigar Stores
Company Offices a 299 Madison Avenue.
to j. Edward Donahue 4 Co. and
Holmes & Bonschmd.
Carl A. Leascnfeld and G. n. Pearson
rented Offices at 7 East Forty-second
Street to Brown & Coombe, members Of
the New York Stock Exchange, for their
uptown branch Office
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased to the
Lillian Cloak and Suit Company store
at 21 West Forty second Street. at an
aggregate rental Of approximately
$3.50, 600.
NJ. & l.. Hess, Inc, leased the seventh
floor at 611 Broadway to Blank &,
Braunstein, the seventh floor at l4S to
l56 West Twenty-third Street to
Whitehead & Asicl, the second floor al
1O4 Lexington Avenue to William
Fllenes d Sons Company; space at 329
and 331 Fourth Avenue to Gcrson Rob
ertson, at 2A9 West Thirtv-fourth
Street to the +. A Beach Company and
the store and basement at 20 East Sov-
enteenth Street to Schranz & Viewer.
Carstein & Liunekin, Inc. leased
space at 442 Fourth Avenue to the Re
tail Sales Corporation; the store and
basement at 90 West Fifteenth Street
to Arthur Klein; space at 396 Broad
way TO Charles N. kiefcr, Morris Shor
the Primrose Manufacturing Company
ana jacob Dorgin; space at 215 Fourth
Avenue 70 Samuel Wolfson with Row
Sherrick; space at 26s to 276 Fourth
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

ROOMS, modern building. West Side. be
low aSth ST., three adults. s3no q month
to June j. Brandon, lo Wcst 4,th a.
Watkins @932.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Physicians Rent Apartments
In Park Avenue Nou.c

Tease & Gilman leased apartments
at a49 Park Avenue TO DR.. +. L. Hunt;
nt 565 Park Avenue to Dir. Robot |.
Levy, of the Rockefeller Institute. Al
92o Park Avenue 10 Mrs. Arthur Mer-
ritt; at 969 Park Avenue to A. Ludlow
Kramer; st q West Forty eighth Street
to Miss Elsa Ward; at 40 West Fifty
eighth Street TO Mrs. u. Argambau; a;
l56 East Seventy street to "
II. Beers; at 142 West Fifty-scventl
Street to Anthony T. Kelly: at is
East Fiftyfirst Street TO Mrs K. Z
Turner; at C. West forty-cightH
Street to A. II. Jones; at III East
Seventy-sixth Street to Miss Kathc-
rlne Brcreton. and at 1l9 East Seventy
sixth Street to Miss Helen Mulvey.
Albert B. Ashforth Inc. has leased
a Furnished triplcx apartment at All
Park Avenue to Mrs. Lucie {. Babbitt
Leon ), Altmayer leased an apartment
AZ 1o3S Park Avenue to Otto Arthur
Dober
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

esd. EAS1-Thrce rooms. bath kitchen
cite. Phono Wednesday, morning. or
Thursday. llhinelender 795.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Plan Six Flats for 20 Lois
On Upper Riverside Drive

Henry Friedman and Morris White
have purchased twenty six lot. front
ing 300 feet OH Riverside Drive and cx-
tending in Il terrace to 15sth Street.
where the lots have frontage Of about
240 feet, for the site of six flats.
The property was sold by Greenwaid
Brothers, who recently acquired the
interest In it held by the Fred f. French
Company, which originally planned to
develop the property with q group Of
dwellings resembling an old English
village. The buyers are having plans
prepared for two elevator apartments
20 cover the Riverside Drive frontage
On the 158th Street lower level it Is
planned to build four apartments five
stories in height Work of construc-
ton Is to be begun at ouce, SO that the
houses Will be completed before the cx~
pirstion of tax exemption.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Misses HeaIy Lease Hotel
Scntou. in East 27.h Street

Fcase & Elliman leased the Hotel
Senton, at 80 and 81 East Twenty
seventh Street, for twenty one years to
the Hackett Operating Company, Of
which the Misses 4. L. and II. Healv
are the principal officers. Possession
is taken as Of October l. The new
tenants have purchased the entire
equipment: The Misses Healy have
Saratoga Springs. and for the last sew
eral years have operated the Colonial
AlM. At IamAica l.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
New Company Plans Nine
Story Flat for Slst Street

The newly organized 100 East Flny-
first Street Inc. with ". f. Cogswell,
{. c. Tudner jr. and C. Engel as at
torneys, Is the buyer of 122-124 haAu
Fifty-frst Street, where it plans to
erect g nine-story apartment. 50s100.5.
The new company, capitalized at $780,
900. acquired the site last August from
General Howard S. Borden and asse-
ciates.
Agnes c. Countryman ia the pur-
chaser OF the dwelling at 81 West
ghty-elghth Street, sold recently.
Rose Buscaglia and Joseph Zaxat-
taro are the buyers of $50 West Forty
sixth Street, and Joseph Schwartz Of 2e
East 109th Street, sold recently.
Wallace Boyer is the buyer of i2G
West 165th Street, sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Nev Jersey
r,RNlsnrp APARTMENTS WANTED

NEW o-room apartment, soiarium. S15. St
ntn city. Van Wlnkle Rutherford H. j
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Large Increase ia Rental
For Old Central Hotel

The old Central Hotel, at the north.
west corner Of Third Avenue and Four
tecn'h street, adjoining Tammany Hall.
has been leased by Theodore Ncckles
from Patrick j. O'kcefe for a period
of tWeuty-one years, at q net annual
rental of $4,000. 1t consists OF five
story building fronting 58.6 feet on
the avenue and 100 feet in the street.
The lessor acquired the realty in parti
tlon proceedings il 1916 for price of
$4,000. At that time Mr.. O'Keefc
held lease Of the promises, for which
No PAID a yearly rental Of about $40 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Medical Corp.
Governors Island Order.

cDYERNoR's ISLAND, oct. n-speoial
sroers No. 2s1; -, In accordance with
S.'iHfTins assignments OF rcseryo officer,
ot ne corp- area are inadoi 1Tth Division
o. Id s.. Thscher. J. 4. C.. so Wall hfreo.
%sw York, \. Y; lat Lieut.. Jernes Ellison.
..sry~r l. x. C., df- west te0th street,
-s~w for4 ~. Y. TO the e06th Infantry,
y jof " E2rl Dodge /. Il. c., Port Wash
4ngson L. l., y. r.
n" officers named VIII report, by leitor
Or IN peFson. to the chief Of -tnff 77th
s'.~ifio,i: @ r. 20 Whifeheu street. Now
'"fn, ~ a. Tor Instructions and 70 re-
ni'tii'f reg 4i commanders for as
s's nf NJ 70 unit Of their regiment.
~ fofnfnand " Na lor General UullsrQ.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

CORNER. fully furnished, overlooking FIud
son: southern exposure; z outside rooms
Audubon 26I7.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Newark Man 20 Free!
Store BuiIding IN Montcla;,

The Frank Hughes Company sold for
The Montcair Holding Companv
Robert NJ. Boyd president, TO q New
ark operator the property at Bloom
field Avenue and Soath Willow Street
Montclair, \. j., comprising nearly half
an acre. The purchaser intends i'm
proving the property with a store
building, H. ss. representing od" an Investment Of
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

73D ST. l48 WEST UIotol Nobolto9, -.
Newly decorated and furnished one, two,
three outside rooms bath: el, vateG. SUI
face -ars. subway, room, bath, $40 monthly
and up: full hotel aervice. rcstauran..
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Buying in Fjush;uo

>, ne Hallcran Agency sold for Clara
r. Lewis the plot, 50x150, on the north
SIDE Of Myrtle Avenue, 300 feet east Of
brewster Avenue. Flushing, J.. I. John
Doman' the purchaser, viii erect a
dwelling.
Caroline a. Green sold through J
Albert Johntra her home at "a Pros
p"c1 avenue, Flushing. d0XlO0, to Al
tred Lockwitz Of Elmhurst.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Nrs. Nelson {. Hyde Sells
Zine Eslase at Rrnokyille

AIberF B. Ash1orth, Inc, sold for
Mrs. Nelson c. Hyde her country
place at Brookville, /. l., consisting Of
twelve acres, Colonial frame house and
9utbuildings, to \. j. Hess, of New
York who is the owner of large
string of show horses. Mr.. Hess in
tonds to mako extensive improvements.
Inc property adioins the estates OF
George 7. Brokaw, Montague Flacg
and Maurice Kellogg, and is in the
center of the Piping Rock country.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

NEN ROCHELLE-JUST OFFERED
large rooms. sun par.or; garage large
plot: hot water heat: years old perfect
condition.: owner, widow, ANXIOUS to sell at
sacrifice; price $4,000. Olcott & EEeer.
Of L. 42d st. \. y. Tel Murray HI 2J-6.
UNIQUE STONE HOUSE. ACRE PLOT.
overlooking Sound. lrep-oof; bed
rooms. tiled baths; ballroom, 20x5O
Brass plum bng vacuum cleaning svstein.
Price $4,000. Terms Sell furnishings.
GEOEGTI HOWE, 527 Firth ave, New Ycrk.
FARM. 100 acres, 1S-roonl house furnished.
good barns, on state road: $4,000.
Durcas, 26l roadway Barclay 5IG4
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Sell Nine Bronx Houses

d. Houl ham & Sons sold nine dwell
lngs, rs follows: 3l3 East 2IOtb Street
TO Dr. Edward Holmes; 3l5 East o40fb
Street to William j. Holmes; 31q East
10th Street to Thomas SpecI: S2f
hast 240th Street to Arthur Cnre,..
1870 katonah Avenue to X. NJ Sam,
yara; f3Tl Katonah Avenue to F. ].
Mccarthy: 1876 Katonah Avenue To-
Mary Jantzen; 1880 Katonah Avenue
to James X. Whiten. and sta East
2ilst street to Edward ]. Smvfhe
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
APARTMENTS TO lEr-uSruRNIsHEp
Manhattan

I1TH ST. WEST--Beautiful second noo-,
large rooms and bath; all improve
ments new private house, 5000 per year.
references required. Phone Watkins Sis.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

93Io ST. At MADISON Av. (Hotel Ashtonl
Newly decorated and furnished one.
two. three outside rooms and bath. buses
surface csrs. subway; s45 room and ba h
up. full hotel service; restaurant.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

BEAUTIFUL SUITES OF 2 or . room. and
bath; hotel service; high ceiling. out
side liz ht. rates most reasonable. Hotel
Chelsea, 222 West Esd st; phone Watkins
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Big Rental i'm Motor Scr,ion

The four-story automobile building
1T l72l and 1928 Broadway, adjoining
the southwest corner Of Fifty-Hft
street, has been leased by the Lowe
Motor Supplies Company for twenty
one years, at yearly net rental gradu-
ating from $4,000 to 1000 1t occn-
PIES plot 50x91.6. and was leased
from d. A. Schultz. Possession is to
be obtained next MAJ
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
ZEAL EsTATE-S.LE OR RENT
Queens

BARGAIN -tiARGAIN--EARG
JAMAICA; North Side, new tpro-tar.it.
house. elastic stucco and shingles. and 2
!Arss rooms. tiled kitcheu. bath showers.
steam heaters hot water heaje.. gas. Gle =
tTiclty. parQuet. sun parlors. drivews
convenient to trolleys, elevated. l.. I. r. r
station 81 600 cash. s 800 balance mort
gage. LIGHT 6, ABRAHANtS s63 Fulton
Ct, Jamaica. Telephone Jamaica 81.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Army Orders

From 7hs Trtbure'- Wostsrgfe~ Bureuu
wAsH1NGTON. oct ti.--Ar1ny orders
issued to-day follow
Infantry
spconer, Capt +. s. TO phiisdetuhie-
fsurgey, Ut e. E, 70 Aberdeen.
IAttls -. 6. resieurd
Honorably Discharged-Onvsr. Ma;, 3. n.
- brien. - Lt J. E.
Medical Corps
roffey. Capt. A. McD. to Camp Helabt-d,
S~is'nan, Capt 1. a. to Camp Dix
Cavalry
Winfrss Maj. g. W. to Fort pli..,
wilder, Capt G. j., TO Fort Leaven~erth.
Coast Artillery
Coivin, Msj. W ~. to Fort Monroe.
SyeFrave. MAJ. j. r., to Fort Winfield
scott.
Miscellaneous
H.sood. 1I..s,as BIZ g Gen j. s a. to Manila
s3ioson Capt r. 4. Air Svs.. to scott Field.
lawrence. Capt J Siz e, to Fort plisa.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Ferry Street Corner Sold

Frances Marks and Emma Bail sold
to Morris Wcinstein the vacant plot,
s6l0x55.sx irregular, At the northeast
corner OF Wavcrley Place and Ferry
Street
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Babylon Lot Auction To-day

Bryan l.. Kcnnelly. Inc, will hold his
fret fall auction sale day Of lots
W Sampawam Park. fronting on Dee,
Park Avenue, Babylon, l.. J., on the
Tremisca
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

BERKsHIRE EsTATE-VERy DNsInA-
bic; handy TO R. r.: charming country,
modern comvenienco. electricitv. dilishsd
IN rare hard woods. unique staircase, fire
places. baths, cedar closets, masters,
maids rooms; beautiful grounds; ga
rage. barns. icehousc. etc; - erything In
excellent 7epair; 80 acres under cultiva
uon; must be sold immediately: worth
$4,000; saic prizes. $4,000: Offer TED.
ALBERT NiATTOON.
Second National Bank Building,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Staten Island Tract Bought
For BUNGALOWS md (ot,,.e

Cornelius G. kolF sold for the h ar.
rctt estate the fifteen lots ON Broad
way, West New Brighton. $. l.. to
August n. Ludwig, who plans bunca-
lows and cottages for the str.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
fonkcrs House for New Ynrkcr

Thomas s. Bursc sold ihc two and
pne,half sto'y frnme building at II
-, ncNanoe Road ! orG"rs. for Florence
city.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Rents East 9Th Street House

Brown, Whccock Company. Inc. have
rented for Mrs Victor Cumuock tho
dwelling at l2o Fast Thirty seventh
street 10 Augusta Anderson William
Il. Nay d. 90. represented tbs tenant.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Florida

TIORIDA-Tor Information shout tie
orange and grapefruit growing sections,
call, write. or pbore
TAMPA BOARD or TRADE
\. Y Branch Office, sc Z. tlst 81. near
Madison Are. Murray Hiu $3.50
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
Sale of Norristown Residence

Eugene Y. Welsh sold for Carl W.
"rede "A rcsidencc Oh Jardinc Road.
Olyphant Park, Morristown. \. j.. to
willard VI. Gambcll, Of Morris Plains.
Mrs. Mclean represented the pur-
chuxcr
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12

st Bogota UelaAts, built Of stucco and
frame; steam. parquet floors, electricity;
plots +oxloo. Michael Bros. & Christian n
sen, Mapewood and Fa de ayes Tele-
Phone IInckcnsack 533-R.
GILLETTE - Country home. Il rooms,
baths al improvements: j. mile to
station. b. l.. & W; river fronta 60 ;
f.na laid out drives: garage; ;lG, ,000 ,
terms. Philip jennings. 7S8 Broad a.,
Newark.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
New Jersey

BUY YOUR PLOT now
Only 81 minutes from Hudson Terl1irai. in
rannsd, restricted suDurb vc vll france
your homo and build II according 10 Your
own ideas. We have lust completed AND
sold houses. Small amount Of cash re-
qured Write phone for full partieu-
.ars. frank Miller, 15 Park Row. Bar
New-York tribune., 1921-10-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED

10000 81. FEET modern building. within
half hour from New York, employing 5o
hands Year round manufacturing: boards OF
trade please take notice . 5o1, Tribune