The New York herald., 1921-03-13

'rhlrty fourth street and 81 East Thirty
third street has been mortgaged by the
81 Eaat Thirty fourth Street Corpora
tpa. controlled by the Belnonts, %
tho Dry Dock Savings Institution for
ether Deals In Manhattan.
IT, N. Welt Company sold for tie
| OalIbugy Realty Company los West
Forty s!reeI. a five story bust
| ness building.
o. Kenlpner & Son, Inc., sold for the
estate of Elias Jacobs tie four story
building Ut 1880 First avenue, northeast
corner Of Seventy-seventh street and
First avenue, now occur pied by the COM
uoav sailI Bank. The property has aob
changed ownership IN forty years
LEO Hess sold Tor a. Schwosrer 9.
Sons the four story factory, 75x1o0, M
$50 to 534 East Elghdeth street-
Thomas ]. O'neilly sold for the Emil
grant Industrial Savings Bank the six
story loft 1Go-16s Monroe street, s3LsS.
brooklyn Market Reports.
V. I. S. Bcu Realty Company. Inc.
( sold through II. Thompson & z. Schu-
macher, to Ida Sacks. the apartment az
Oil Eighth avenue.
! Bulkley & Horton Company sold rs
/ Wiuoughsy avenue, a throe story dwell
Ing. 2oxfo3. for Holen Weilcacher.
Realty Associates Sold = two family
house with double garage - 234 Sulll'
van street
william LIS, Inc, sold for tho BIZ.
rito Homes Company TO u. Auslander
tie two family house and two garages,
26x7oo, at s12 pltrnas avenue
Edward 3. Regel sold a plot, 2ooxioe,
On East 1890 street near Farragut road,
vanderveer Crossings section. FOR Charne
Katx.
Kenneth y. Gordon sold tor tho
( March Realty Corporation two OF Avo
raD family houses with stores urdc<
construction. 10oxi00, at tho southeast
cGrner o. Fifth avenue and Senator
street
Henry l.. Nelson sold Ito two family
dwelling 7S17 sixth avenue Tor Chas. and
Amelia Klein 60 N.con DeDs also leased
| for three years loft, - Smith street,
sor the Association Of Master Plumbers.
New Theatre for East Orange.
Frank s. Boyscs OF East Orange has
cold 70 Putnam Jacobson Company. q.
plit OF Central avenue and Empire strect
East Orange, upon which they VIII exect
! a motion picture theatre 70 seat i.soo
people and cost 100000 The architects
are Reilly & Hall, who designed tho
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Newark transactions.
Tho building at ls West Park street
has been leased BY F'elst & Feist for the
estate or C5rnera q. Ealaey 70 c. ID.
Farmhouse Studios for showroom. The
Same brokers leased ths upper fioor5 o.
Tho bulldln- at Broad ana Lafayette
streets to tac Art knitting Mills.
Suburban transactions.
f. H. C-awloy & Bros. sold AZ sicnt-
; ciai- fCr Clement a. HildoO.snd his resi-
dence or the south side or Gardner
} place 10 Ernest S2Eoleld.
? Frank IL Taylor ( Son. Inc, sold =
two family house aud a two ear garagc
iu East Orange. ~ u, Tor MrS Martha
. Jones 10 Agnes Alters.
Eucene Jobs-tI. r. Beck Company eoid
the plot at the corner OF Prospect Ilii
avenue and yVhittredge road, 2s5x30o,
on Prospect Hill section or Summit, ~ ".
/ 70 T. Spencer Weed OF tho Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company. Mir. Weed
. viii erect a dwelling FOR his own occu-
paacy. Tne plot Ts-as hold at $4,000.
Duross Comfauy sold the Wilsey 80
tate property on the corner of Broad
. way and E,w street, Dobos Ferry. -
u. Calhoun.
, Mrs. c. II Murdoch and Arthur s.
! Sawley rented "a. Isrchmont. furnished.
. for the GUNNER 80 Linden avenue 10
Michael u. Abranams. also tAa home
oe Franz N TIardcnbroolS. on walnut
avenue 10 Harry Negbaur.
Herman Frankfort sold tCr Mary
Elizabeth VandeUater two acres on
Mott Madison and Jefferson avenues,
, I LuWood. II. i.