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The New York herald., 1921-04-16
BUTTERICk co. ADDS TO
SITE FOR BIG BUILDING
Buys on Vandam St.-Ofher
Business Property Deals.

In preparation for the building or its
new sixteen story skyscraper the But
terick Publishing Company yesterday
asquired more property adjoining it's
present structure at the corner of Spring
and Macdougal streets. This time the
publishers secured through the Charles
+. Noyes Company 20. - and "a Van
dam street, which cover a total plottage
II 75x100. Daniel p. Morse. one Of the
most active investors in real estate in
the lower West Side section, was the
seller Of %. Annie l.. Crane, Amelia
Griffiths. Evelyn f. Crowell Perry w.
Critchley and NJ. L. williams were the
sellers Of % and "a. James Il. Sheehan
represented the buyers and Wilder Even
& Patterson and l. Newton Williams
represented the owners. Stoddard &
Mark were attorneys for Mr.. Morse.
Last Saturday the publishing company
took over the nine tenements at 233 to
2i5 Spring street. The entire operation.
it is said, will cost about $2.O00,00O.
The six story store and lofts at to
Bond street at the southeast corner
OF Shinbone alley one block east Of
Broadway. are to be taken over by the
1-3-5 Bond Street Corporation, formed
at Albany yesterday with $. A. Adam
son, A. burst and r. d. Rosenberg as
directors. The property. which stands
in the name of Isaac n. Spiegelberg,
fronts 76 feet on Bond street, and its
westerly and southerly sides front on
the alley.
The property at to 20 East 137th
street is tc be taken over by company
formed az Albany yesterday with j.
Wolfson. NJ. W. Berman and W +.
Bloom as directors. and having a capital
of 100000
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ner of Gates and Tompkins avenues,
which viii be altered into a moving pic
tire theatre The project will involve
about $3.50. 600.
4 Rappaport sold to Aaron NJ Nor
genlander the five story 5enement at 314
Livingston street. 1S.9x100
William r. Harmon & Co. Inc. sold
lots and plots in South Flatbush TO the
following Charles Buckley. George
Marba, Thomas Bologna, William ].
Reilly. George Martin. Henry Appleton.
s. A. Wilson. r. 4. Mcpherson George
Marcio. Edward Turner, Nicola Ran
dazzo. Samuel FryIet, Frank Buccheri.
John De Loca Charles Lyman and
Joseph Rendazza.
Realty Associates sold lSS and 40
Prospect avenue. TWO frame and brick
buildings, 46.SxS0.2, to y ". Farley.
Martin Company sold FOR Edward &.
Hopson to Richard il. Biggs the three
story dwelling at 219 Greene avenue.
Frank A. Seaver & Co sold the two
family house at 237 Ninety-fourth street
for a. Lilyander.
Charles Partridge leased the double
store in l14S Nostrand avenue to the
Federal Food Stores. Inc.
Meister Builders, Inc. sold lots on
the tract recently purchased at Coney
Island avenue to the following No. 81
to Emma Petry; No. 33 to Joseph Car
bino; No. AZ to James J.. Netter Nos.
IS and 50 to Giuseppe D Leo: No ~
10 Nicola Di Leo: No. 1853 to Eduardo
Cinnirella; No. 154 TO Mrs. Dora Con-
don. and No. l55 to Charles Cinnirolla
q. +. Butterfly leased for Ave years
the four story factory at 603-61f Dean
street. to the Watt Products Corpora
ton, manufacturers and assemblers of
special machinery for the cork indus
tries.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
REALTY NEWS ~ BRIEF.

Charles Galewski has procured from
the Union Dime Savings Bank. a first
mortgage loan Of s3S0.00 for five wears
on the Terrace Court Apartments Al
2O2 Riverside Drive. northeast corner or
Ninety-thlrd street
NJ. Rosenthsi Company secured first
mortgage Of sS0. 900 for five years frnn
the Union Dime Savings Bank. on i9i
and 1876 West Twenty-fifth street.
Douglas J.. Elliman & GO. sold a CO.
operative apartment In 80 Park avenue
for s65.J0o: also additional stock In tho
same building to George r. Jackson.
Slawson A Hobbs have been appointed
agents for the apartment house and
kwo story taxpayer on tho west side or
- Nicholas avenue. between 10th and
nth streets.
Fischer Realty Company negotiated
ihe recently reported sa,c of the .ene-
ment At 2l27 Third avenue FOR the
Clark estate
Margaret Eutledge. who was lncor-
rectly reported yesterday as beni; tho
buyer or IS East Ninety-third street
proves 10 be the purchas ir OF the dwell
ling at 10 West Tenth street. sold
through Pesse & Gilman.
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SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Albert b. Ashforth Inc. and Terry &
Brewster sold for Mrs &. T.. Low to A.
J. Flanagan her property al Bay Shore,
l.. J., consisting Of eight acres and 4
frame residence. several outbuidings
and two additional acres. with boat
house and yacht basin.
Richard kehoe sold the Goddard cot
tage at Great Neck. l.. l.. to Mrs. Jose
phine Robertson of Manhattan for
$40 900. The property consists of ten
room modern house and three-quarters
of an acre of land adjoining the links
of the Soundview Golf Club.
Martin r. Braislin OF the Edmund NJ.
Brennan Corporation leased a summer
home at Belle Terre. L. L.. to John A
Joseph. Jr.
George Howe sold for the Larchmont
Gardens Company parcel of land on
Garden road. Larchmont Gardens, to
Robert Proctor of Glen Ridge. n. j.
Prince & Ripley sold for the Fulton
Improvement Company parcel OF eight
plots on Rochelle terrace, Pelham
Manor. y. Y. to John r. Boyd, who in
tends to improve with q residence.
Thomas S. Burke sold for Cordelia
Steele a two and one half story dwell
ling at IS Marshall Road, Yonkers, y.
y, to Joseph y. Meter
William +. Morrell. Inc. leased for
Mrs. Sally Imerblum the property at q
Greenridge avenue. White Plains. to
Mrs. Harrietta Schmidt. The same
broker sold the nome of j. Ambrose
Goodwin on the Post road White
Plains, to j. f. Hammond; also for
William Rasmussen, the builder house
with garage on Grand View avenue
in the White Plains Highlands, TO
A. +. Peterson: also for Walter $.
Ketchem Of G. b. Griffen & Co., his
interests in a fruit farm at Yorktown
Heights. to lie Roy Kent, vice-presi-
dent of Prince & Ripley. Mr Kent
thereby acquires fun CONTROL OF the
property.
Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. rented
for II. s. Johannsen his house on Bene-
diet place. Pelhamwood, for the sum-
mer, furnished, to Frank Vincent.
Murdoch Company has sold tho Mel
drum property at 1877 Mortclair avenue,
Montclair. y. J., New England
colonial type containing ten rooms.
three baths, and situated on a large
plot surrounded by forest trees
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BANK RENTS HOME
OF DR.. &. "A. LEALE
Leases Corner From Surgeon
Who Attended Lincoln.

The United States Savings Bank
leased through William a. White 4
sons So4 Madison avenue, adjoining the
present bank building on the corner of
Madison avenue and Fifty-eighth street
thus doubling the available space Of
the banking office The building IS
owned and has been occupied hy Dr
Charles a. Leale since 1882. DR. Leale
vas q surgeon IN the army during the
civil war. attended President Lincoln
Immediately after he was shot By Booth
and was in attendance AT the bedside
Of President Lincoln AT the time OF his
death.
Rowantree-Schley Company leased
store and basement in 257 Fifth avenue
70 Robert Loban and Thomas Connors
10 be opened as the London Dog and
Bird Shop.
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co leased Of
fices in the Canadian Pacific Building
for Cushman X Wakefield. agents. 10
Daniel G. Roper; also offices in Rec
tor street for Brown Nheelock Com
pany, agents. to j. NJ. Wolff: a floor
In l5l East Fifty-third street TO Nancy
Barrows; space in IS East Forty first
street 10 John a. Bensel: offices in "A
Broadway TO Herbert Janis & Co. tho
first floor in 4l6 Madison avenue to
Charles Woolsey Lyon: space in IA East
torty-siXth street TO c. Dobler & Co.
and Nicholas Imandt. and in Is West
Ihlrty-seventh street offices for Cross
a Brown. agents, to the National Cable
Directory Company.
William A. White & sons leased TO
Frank II. Rogers 4 60. offices in the
Canadian Pacific Building. Forty-fourth
street and Madison avenue.
Lotion II. Slawson Company leased
offlces Cor the Cross & Brown Company
IN the Printing Crafts Building to the
CIVILIAN Army and Navy shoe Com
pany; also the third floor in IS East
Twentyfifth street to sydney l.. Davis.
Lawrence, Blake & Jewell leased part
OF the eighth floor in lis Broad street
to Charles r. Griffen q Co.; space in
lls Broad street to Martin e Co., and
part OF the eleventh floor in the new
building on Moore street, between Water
and Front streets, to Barber Williams
& Co.
Frederick Fox & Co, Inc, leased a
floor in u to 16 East Twenty-second
street to John Wyeth & Brother, whole
sale druggists.
salesroom in 136 West Slxty-fifth street
to William II. Batcheller. automobile
tires and accessories.
Joseph p. Day leased to the Carlton
Company, Inc. OF Baltimore. the store
at the southwest corner OF Forty-first
street and Seventh avenue, 25x60. for a
mems hat shop. J. Edgar Leaycraft rep
resented the owners.
J. Arthur Fischer leased the store in
6l West Thirty-seventh street to j. ].
Finn. hardware supplies.
John r. Oscar l.. Foley leased the
store in northwest corner OF Seventh ave-
n 60 rs. T.
min Berger. ladies' dresses.
George r. Read & Co. leased the store
and basement in 20 Cortlandt street be-
tween Greenwich and Washington
streets. to Rosenthal & Larger
Samuel II. Martin leased the south
store in 14S Columbus avenue 10 Leon
Cohen.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LEI
REAL ESTATE-ENGLAND.
"LADYE PLACE, /"
HURIEY-ON-THAMES

The lorehest place on the River, amidst ideal
surroundings bettceen Henley and MarioC,
tcith rirer frontage of go yards com piefelD
secluded from outside observation.
Comprised In an area Of 20 acres are park
like meadows and
IDYLLIC GROUNDS OF GREAT VARIETY
AND PRESERVING THE TRUE ATMOS-
PHERE OF AN OLD-WORLD ENGLISH
GARDEN,
including fine old lawns terrace walk. Monks
fishponds moat and rustic bridges. large
boathouse, wet and dry.
The house Is OF mellowed red brick. with
loaded windows, and comprises
Lounge Han lrith opcH fireplace.
Handsome DrdtriH0- room, 40 bU ~.
Dining room, 2Sft. bD 1sn. Gin. smoking
room.
Billiard room II or lS Bedrooms. Bath
rooms.
stabling built out Of an old Monastery
dated 1856.
Garage for six cars. Chauffeur's Room.
Gardeners Cottage.
The old Benedictine Monastery founded by
Godfrey de Vaudeville In a. u. 1886 Ii
passed TO the I4ovelace family at the Refor
nation and was afterwards successfully in
the occupation of the Duke OF Marlborough
Viscount Ashbrook. and the Inflated Admiral
Kempenfeldt. In the old crypt the mobiles plot
was commenced. The remains OF the ancient
rcfectory, old tithe barn and dovecote, circd
1907 In complete preservation. and crypt
in the grounds over which originally stood
the mansion OF the Earl OF Lovelace are
features OF great interest.
ELECTRIC LIGHT THROUGHoUT.
CENTRAL HEATING.
HAMPTON and SONS. 20. ST. James square.
London, s. w ].
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FLATBUSH SECTION--1t rooms. porchos
and sleeping perch, glass and screen. one
Of the best built houses In F1atbush double
garage; 4 minutes from Kings Highway sub
way express station; must be seen to be APP
preciated; price $50, 900, cash $1,000. 1880 II.
22d ST.. Brooklyn. Phone Wildwood 1912
FLATBUSH. Bargain: Q family frame, fs
rooms. all Improvements must sell: 50, 500;
no brokers'; two blocks from Culver 22d av
ilds East "a A.
KINGS HIGHwAY-Two family. baths, IL
rooms: 40xi25, furnace heat. electric. va
cant floor; price si0.JO0. Telephone Coney
Ialp nd pggI Nj
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SiST ST, "a East.-Five story American
basement and three baths: large extension:
hardwood floors and electric light; immedi-
ate possession: seen any day, between . and
3; can be bought Mt $4,000. JOSEPH G.
AIlRAMSoN, 90 West 18th Bryant 1904.
ment; . story extension: Immediate posses
sion; can be bought at $50 900: plan for
American basement at my office. JOSEPH
G.. ABRAMSON. 40 West 46th. Bryant 4oq4
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Atlantic city.
[HOLoZZO/IxLxzO,

ST Charles Place and Beach Fresh and sea
water baths: running water IN rooms. elevai or
Superior table, Spring rates; Coach at trains
A. h, WAGNER. Prop. W n LAYTON. Mr.
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New JerseS~-sale or Rent.

BUILDER needing cash will sacrifice exqui-
site Colonial home of 6 rooms and bath in
hin section west Of Montclair for 81 800, bal
ance $500 on MORTGAGE fine neighborhood
plot 54x121 feet. Act quickly. BUILDER.
Box 800 Herald Downtown, 206 Broadway,
New York city.
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Borough of BrookIyn-sale or Rent.
Borough on Queens-Saie or Rent.
AT FOREST HILLS, L. |.
TAX EXEMPT FOR 10 YEARS

Beautiful new house and garage, on corner
plot, 50xl0o four blocks from station 10
minutes TO Manhattan via train; has
rooms, . baths, steam heat. electricity and
gas parauet floors throughout. sleeping
porch, enclosed front porch all glassed,
separate laundry, instantaneous water heater.
every modern Improvement: entire house
decorated interior trimmed IN white and
mahogany: sewers and all city improve
ments: restricted property. Price $4,000.
cash $4,000. GEORGE G. JOHNSTON.
Owner and Builder. premises daily and
Sunday from / until T.. NJ. corner COLO
NAL AVE. and EUCLID ST, Forest Hills,
l.. L. Tel Newtovu SOL
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REAL EsTATE-oUT OF CITY.
REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.
jersey -Sae or Rent New o
CHANCE TO GET INTO A fine HOME CHEAP
BEFORE THE RENT MAN GETS YOU AGAIN MAY lsT.

AGAIN MAY isT
finished abroad
home
beautiful strictly residential section New York sp
be bought for
than to-day The desires Of the neghbors as to personality
will be itself perfect
ready immediately and contains very large rooms and big
The includes
shades The plot consists Of half Of land with 100 It. street
grounds which beautifully shaded BY fine old trees and contain
scenery healthy living conditions Water rights chain
railroad within
facilities the the
of $3250
pictures obtained from GEO BLACK
WE'LL Sherman Hotel list and Broadway, N Y City TEL 8400
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Westchester-Saie or Rent.

MOUNT HOPE.-Hastings, attractive room
house, bath, electricity. steam heat. hlly
wooded country; minutes to station. eS-
cellent condition: plot 50x100: price 81 500,
cash $500. VAUGHN, 81 Greenwich av.
S39l
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
BUILDERS GET 2 Big
PLOTS ON HEIGHTS
Buy Broadway Block and Four
Lots on st. Nicholas Place
From Clark Estate.

Further evidence that builders are
preparing to resume operations on big
scale on Washington Heights was fur
nished yesterday by the fact that the
conservative Clark estate sold two large
vacant 2lots there to buyers who intend
to improve the sites with multi-family
houses The most important OF the
transfers involves the block front on the
west side OF Broadway between 10th
and Hist streets. The buyer has ar
ranged FOR building and permanent
loan. and it il reported will soon put up
two big apartment houses. The opera
ton viii involve more than $i.00O,000
George Seewagen Of rownWheelock
Company, Inc. was the broker.
The block Is near the 16Sth street sub
way station. The plot fronts 2l6.5 feet
on Broadway, IT'S feet on 170th street
and 1852 feet on 171st street. with a
rear line of approximately 1875 feet. The
estate has held it at s225.0OO, and it is
said that about that price was paid
for it.
The estate formerly owned the entire
block bounded BY Broadway, Fort
Washington avenue 10th and 17lst
streets. A rev years ago the ilsiut
street frontages were sold off to L.
Blumenthal. who erected eight five story
apartments. Last December the estate
sold the Fort Washington avenue front
10 Samuel II. Golding. who will improve
part OF the site with a six story apart
ment
The other deal by the Clark estate
involves the sale by L. j. Phillips & Co.
OF the plot of four lots on the east side
of st Nicholas place, 225 feet north of
153d street, 100x100, and adjoining
Troger's restaurant. The buyer Is
Charles Lippman, who contemplates inn
mediately improving the site with an
apartment house.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
BRONX DEALS REPORTED.

Lang & Michaelson sold for NJ. VALID
man to Mrs. 5atchin the three family
house l042 College avenue. 20x100.
J. Clarence Davies sold for Leo Levin
son to Emil De Battlste 100 East 179th
street corner Of Devoe avenue. a two
family frame house. 25x100.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
IN THE AUCTION ROOM,
i vEsEY STREET ]

BY Henry Brady
Av. TlI. " 3. 81 n Westchester av.
oTxltT.6. 4 story tenement and store-Louis
Vaiente. agt Jos Dondero ct al; Julian v
Carabba, atty. due. $6.S35.34; taxes. SC,
s224.60; mortg. $4,000. 10 the plain
BY James J. Donovan.
LA SALE AN. $. BILL fremont av,
a2 1x50. lxS9 t1x49.11. vacant--Eva stan
ton agt Annie NJ Harrison ct al; Herbert
A Trebllng. atty: due, $40. .59a 40. taxes.
&C, 50. .6T6.o1; to the plaintiff ....... $4,000
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Borough Of Brooklyn.
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


WILL purchase or lease garage. Isl
Herald, Herald sd.
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MANnATrAN nEACn-

3 lots on Dover st, anxious 10
sell. MAAG. 80 West 23d
PROSPECT PARK WEST-Elght family. an
improvements $4,000 cash Si3, 600; rents
$500. very low should rent easily $500.
Schroeder BROS, 3i5 9th st.. Bklyu.
TWO houses, semi-detached, seven rooms
and bath. enclosed porch all latest i'm.
provements; garage. 1iiG and iio0 Av. l..
near Coney Island av., Brooklyn Open for
inspection Saturday afternoon and Sunday.
ALTSCHUL. Tel. stagg 1923.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Douglas L. Gilman 4 Go. leased an
apartment in 800 Park avenue to An
drew Dougherty; in Isl East Forty
ninth street to Mrs. r. X. Anderson; in
200 Park avenue to r. r. Rainier, and
in 993 Park avenue, for Bing & Bing.
to Mrs. l.. G. Hill.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
BRooKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

New York theatrical interests pur-
chased through the S. II. Raphael Com
pany the group of flats and business
buildings. 100X100. at the southeast cor
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ATTRACTIVELY furnished large, light
and airy room apartment. May l5-Septem-
Der II. Call or phone before p. NJ
LAWRENCE. 65 Fort Washington av., cor
ner 16lst st.. block west of Broadway
Wadsworth 60S1.
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HOUSES TO LET. FURNISHED.
Borough OF Brooklyn.
HOUSES TO LET, UNFURNISHED.


FOUR story and basement brown stone
front; nine spacious rooms. also large front
basement room and large kitchen in rear;
building in one of the most fashionable resi-
dent sections of New York and one OF the
most desirable localities for a high class
business such interior decoration or spe-
Call Mr. LIE GRANGE, 1o3 East 57th ST.
Plaza 412.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
Insurance Co. Places Many Loans.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany yesterday authorized bond and
rrortgage loans amounting TO nearly
eleven million dollars. of which about
three and a half million dollars We're
housing loans-dwelling houses, apart
ments and hotels. The loans included
thirty-three apartment houses which
will accommodate SAG families of which
twenty-three houses FOR coz families are
In New York city. The amount loaned
on these was in round figures two ard
a half million dollars. The other apart
n1ent houses were In Memphis, Kansas
City. Baltimore. ST. Paul and Atlanta.
or the dwelling houses there were tweu-
ty-eight in Missouri and Kansas, TWEEN
ty-five in Tennesses. ten in South Caro-
Ina and the others scattered In New
Jersey. Ohio. Montana. North Caroline,
Iowa. Minnesota and Connecticut. The
total number OF families TO be accom-
modatcd ia dwelling and apartment
houses Is 800. Loans Of over four ard
half million dollars wore made on
business buildings in New York city.
Detroit and in various places In W.
ginia. Missouri. Wasnirg gton, Georgia.
Florida and Louisiana Tho housing
leans were for fifteen years. payable in
lnstalments. In addition the company
authorized farm loans amounting to
little over two and a half million dol.
lars
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
Drug Co. Leases Broadway Bldg

The building at the northeast corner
OF Broadway and Forty-fifth street has
been leased by the Gray Drug Company
for ten years. The space has a frontage
of 90 fee. on Broadway and 36.6 feet on
the street. rental of $4,000 a year
will be paid for the first three years and
$4,000 year for the remainder Of the
term
The New York herald., 1921-04-16

3 Iots on Dover ~. ANXIOUS I
sell. MAAG. 40 West 12d
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BEST HOMES IN JAMAICA
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN

Tax Exempt
Owner sacrifices house, large plot; wide
boulevard fine surroundings near station.
half hour Manhattan. steam heat. electric
ity artistic decorations; fireplace, tiled
baths and Kitchens: parquetry, garage space.
$1,000 cash. $50 monthly
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New Jersey.

SUMMIT, y. J.-Gentleman's country resi-.
denco for rent for summer, furnished. II
rooms, 3 baths, all conyenlences newly dec
Grated large plot. garden, shade trees en-
ceptional location; garage, IS minutes from
Hoboken. Apply w. X BLAIR. room 1853.
40 Wall St. N. Y. Tel. John 4T0T.
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NEW ROCHELLE
RockIand Countryside or Rent.

ROCKLAND CoUNTY.-Seven rooms, bath:
all improvements garage: barn; X acre:
fruit, grapes. berries, &C.; corner on main
State road: 10 minutes from station bar
cain. i RICE Nanuet n Y
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

LARGE office. subet; all furniture equip
ment for sale. Phone Walker 1886, room
lI0A I05 Hudson ST
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

MODERN room house wanted within ~
hours OF city. convenient to station; In
real country. near water reasonable. A $50
Herald $50 Broadway.
TWO smith College students desire FOR July
or August furnished cottage near lake;
committing distance New York. reasonable
rent Address O. y. T., a5 South st., North
ampton, Mass.
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Above 59th St.-5th Az. to East River.
LENOX HILL BARGAIN.

FOR SALE OR RENT. In the Sixties. near
Fifth avenue, 81 feet. Restricted. rear light.
Easy terms. Long term lease can be had.
House suitable to alter into apartments, or
for private school Apply BROWN
wHEELOCk CO.. INC, 10 East 45th st.
Tel Murray Hill 300.
The New York herald., 1921-04-16
SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET

Long Island.
FOR rent. furnished, June l5-September i5.
lovely home in Woodmere, Iorg Island :
near Country Club. grounds, garage; six
bedrooms. three baths: excellent location; /;
references exchanged. Tel. 1896 Woodnnere
or 564O John.
10 North 5lst ST., Corona. Long Island.-Fur-
nished house from May to October; linz
provements; subway; screened porch; gar
den: adults only Newtown 26l3R.
HIGH class dining room and kitchen ront
for summer season: best location Rock
away Park Phone Belle Harbor 1910.
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New York state-sale or Rent.

$1,000 cash buys ideal suburban home. S
rooms. 80 II. porch; car garage; / acre
land, fruit; immediate possession: 10 min
ties ride TO Middletown. N. y, on trolley i:
convenient to school. j. & r. ARTHUR, 76
SpraEue av.. Middletown. n. u.
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Borough Of BrookIyn--sale or Rent.

BAY RIDGE
Attractive modern two family house. IL
rooms and foyer: two tile baths. two steam
plants; Al conditions extra ground for ga
rage; near seth 81. and 4th av. subway.
CAN at 1s Battery av.
improvements; electricity; 3 baths; plot T5x
100. In restricted part OF Bay Ridge. price
SOS. 900. Further Information, phone Shore
Road OT1O.
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Deals Revealed In Transfers.

Leonard Well resold to the 90 East
Forty-seventh Street Corporation the
three four story tenements at $50 and
sS5 First avenue. northwest corner OF
Forty-ninth street, 40.6x37.6. and $50 East
Forty-nlnth street, 1s,6x40.6.
Christena Frey sold to Frank Capek
the five story tenement at 1916 First
avenue. 25xl066.
Frederick j. Feuerbach sold for si7.I50
10 John Schedling the five story tene-
rnent at 170s First avenue, 25.2xs6.
George w. Harnisch sold TO Luigi
Pasauale the four story tenement at
2lsi Second avenue. 26.llx7S. near 10th
street
Lowinson Realty Company sold TO
Harriet c. Martin the three story
dwelling at $40 East Fiftieth street
l6.4x100.5.
Abraham Fishman sold TO Samuel
Lowenfeld the three story dwelling at
1549 Madison avenue, i6.9x45.
Louise II. Steiner sold TO Samuel Kill
patrick the three story dwelling at 90
East l23d street, lS.9xi00.1l.
Amalie II. @. Milholland sold TO Wal
ter II. williams the four story dwelling
at 454 West l45th street, i6xs9.ll.