The New York herald., 1921-07-31

Julius Trattner sold for the c. w. S.
Realty Corporation the five and one-half
story apartment house at 626 East 13Tth
street. 37.6x100. to Meyer Feldman.
In Suburban Fields.
John Crawford sold a century old
house and half an acre of land at the
corner OF Highland avenue and Flax Fill
road, South Norwalk, Conn, to DR.. Hart
ley @. Dewey. of New York.
Thomas S. Burke leased for George T.
Kelly. contractor, the store at cis
South Broadway. opposite the junction OF
New Main street. Yonkers, to Peter II.
Havey, undertaken.
Prince & Ripley sold plot on Chat
terton Parkway, in the Battle Hill sec
tion OF White Plains. to Paul watkeys.
Harvey Craw leased the waterfrot
estate of Silas McEee at Great Neck to
Mrs. l.. Coggin. The same broker leased
the Kuhn home in Great Neck Estates.
Great Neck. to P. Hellnger.
Chauncey b. Griffen & Co. rented for
Hannah 7. Mclaughlin her property at
Larchmont to Joseph Meyer
Palisades Real Estate Company leased
for Lyman Bartlett his country seat in
Palisade avenue. Edgewood Cliffs.
New Jersey transactions.
Feist & Feist have leased for the Fair
banks Company to Eric Steiner the four
story brick building known as Goldsmith
HAN. on Maple place. in the rear of the
building at 52-54 Lafayette street, New
ark. ~ j., for long term. The lessee
win use the place for the manufacture
Of water colors used to tint leather.
Other Newark leases reported by the
same brokerage firm are as follows:
For the Brown-HunSele Company to
the Fur Corporation OF New Jersy the
upper portion of the building at "a Me-
chanic street; for the United Cigar
Stores Company, to William Stehm, the
store at 124 Mulberry street for restau-
rant purposes, and for Roger Young and
Robert O'Gorman TO the Controla Corpo-
ration the store at 10 Academy street.
For S. Bells. Feist & Feist have sold
the one story Colonial dwelling at IS
Sherree avenue, corner of Hunterdon
street Newark, to David Grotto.
Through Louis Schlesinger. Inc. the
South Orange Home and School Asso-
citation has leased the property at 12i
Irvington avenue. northwest corner OF
Prospect street. South Orange y. j..
from Mrs. Kenneth Smith who. as Miss
Spinning. conducted the Spinning School
on the premises. The lessees will use
the building for teachers. club rooms and
living quarters.
Duross Company sold for l.. w.
Travis the DIR. Montague farm on the
New Brunswick and Trenton Turnpike,
New Brunswick. Nj Mr.. Travis took
in exchange a two family house at
Crooks avenue. Passaic. \. J.
Greenwich Village Realty Loan.
The Rhinelander Real Estate Com
pany, representing the Rhinelander
estate. obtained n mortgage loan or
s225,0O0 from the Title Guarantee and
Trust Company on sixteen s-story DWELL
ings In the Greenwich Village section.
Affected by the loan are the houses. on
plot 206 6x100. on the west side of Sew
onth avenue, from Twelfth to Thirteenth
street. and the adjoiping similar proper
ties. on plot 1Oox1O3. at 21i-2i9 West
Twelfth street.
Grocers Plan New Home.
The estate OF /. Charles, fruiterers and
grocers. have authorized the construc-
ton OF n six-story building, 42x100.5, on
Forty-third street. Just west OF Wander
bilt avenue. and adjoining the wing 80
the new LiEgett building ON the va-;.
Charles T. Berg. architect, estimates me
/ cost AT Sl0V,uVN.
Real Estate Jottinss.
wilhelmina LETTER Is the buyer OF 572
Amsterdam avenue Max Satz OF 1s
East 106th street, and Hannah +. Nc
Mahon OF $50 West Nineteenth street.
all sold recently.
Frank j. Weldon Is the purchaser OF
55 West Sixteenth street. sold recently
The Great Northern Apartment Corr
poration Is the new owner OF the Tiffany
| Arms Apartments. at the southeast COR
ner of Tiffany and 1880 streets. sold re-
| Gently.
A two story storage and garage to cost
| Ss5, 900 IS 10 be erected on tthe site. look
! 100. at 312-3tS East Twenty street.
between Second and Third avenues, by
/ J. !. Mooney. Jr. l.. c. Stadler, archi-
| tect filed the plans yesterday with the
/ Building Department.
George a. Bowman has secured y
1 100000 first mortgage for five years on
the property at 1853 and is0 West Forty
fifth street from the Union Dime Saw
| ings Bank.