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New-York tribune., 1921-04-19

Pease & Eilliman leased for Andrew
Ugazio to Henry Geering the two-story
building at 303 West 129th Street; Of
fee in the new Canadian Building, at
Forty-fifth Street and Madison Avenue,
to the New York Linen Supply &
Laundry Company.
Charles r. Noyes Company leased
Offices in the Castillo building, 16
Beaver Street, to Ernest w. Dutton,
Inc, Eastern Coal & Export Corpora
tion, the U. s. Equalization Board and
Charles W. Girsch; space to the Com
mercial & Financial World; for Donna
Josephine del Drago the building 90
Warren, Street to Martin J. Flanagan
for ten years, Mt an aggregate rental
of about 100000; the eighth floor at
296 Broadway for Ernest E. Lorillard
to the Consolidated Tool Works, Inc,
and floor at 102 John Street for Alex
ander Findlay to the Broun-Green
Company.
VIM. A. White & Sons leased three
lofts at 4S Hudson Street to Meuchncr
& O'Brien; the second loft at SO John
Street to the Motley Press; the store
at 8 Albany Street to Mike Vidovich,
and half floor at 68 William Street
to the Eric Corporation.
]. Arthur Fischer leased the fourth
loft at $50 West Broadway to Mosel-
man g. Kessler.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE-
Room 219, Post Ofrice Building. San Fran
cisco. Calf, or at the Bureau OF Engineer
Ing. Navy Department Washington D. c..
Ior lease OF strip Of land within Naval
Petroleum Reserve Number One. Kern
County, C sn5t, caIifornias along the north side
the east side Of tho northeast quarter Of
said section nine hundred feet wide and
to have drilled thereon twenty-five wells
IN two rows. properly ana economically
spaced, as rapidly as men, material and
supplies therefor can be obtained.
Bidders must furnish evidence OF their
ability to begin promptly and prosecute
diligently the work of drilling and pro-
ducing. Bids must state when work will
be started and the time for drilling the
arot and each succeeding we'll; tho royalty
that will be paid in crude oil delivered on
the lease or the equivalent in fuel oil de-
livered at tidewater at the option Of the
Navy Department
Each proposal must be accompanied by
bond or a certified check In the sun, OF
ten thousand dollars q guarantee that
bidder will II his proposal Is accepted enter
into contract and furnish satisfactory bond
of-(state amount) for the fulfillment
thereof Tho right is reserved to reject
any or all bids or to accept any bid as
tho interests OF the Government may re-
quire. Signed. Edwin Denby. Secretary of
the Navy.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
II. B. Fosdick Buys Riding
School ON Riverside Drive

Raymond B. Fosdick, former Com
missioner Of Accounts and later identi-
fed with the Wilson Administration,
has bought from the Minaret Building
Company (McMorrow Bros.) the 2A-
story Dyckman Riding School and gar
age property at $50 Riverside Drive,
opposite 124th Street and diagonally
across from Grants Tomb. The prop
erty measures $50 feet front. with a
depth of SO feet, and was conveyed
subject to a mortgage Of $4,000. It
abuts the plot on Claremont Avenue
recently acquired by the Y. M. C. A.
as site for a 100000 home for
the alien students Of this city.
James H. Cruikshank resold to Lola
Taylor 141 West 129th Street, three
story dwelling, 16.8x100, through
George R. Thompson.
Folsom Brothers, Inc, sold for Will
liam H. Sage, through Samuel A. Kel-
sey, S07 West 136th Street, three
story dwelling, 16x100, to James L..
Van SAINT.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Many New Workers to Become
Residents of Westcheste1

Howe e. Thompson rented the David
Jacobson estate in Prospect Park,
White Plains, to /. E. Goldwasser, of
this city; the Rose l.. May property on
Linda Avenue, White Plains, furnished,
to Thomas A. Reynolds, vice-president
Of the National City Bank: the resi-
dence of Florence B. Field to Louis
Vessel, of this city; the estate of
Cleveland A. Dunn, of Heathcote,
Scarsdale, to Benedict Erstine: the
Sarah H. Cole house, on Grandview
Avenue, to r. Franklin Hull, of White
Plains, and the II. A. Steyn property
on Colvin Place, Greenacres, furnished,
to Alfred Madel, of this city.
The Robert e. Farley Organization
rented for Glare B. Carter his resi-
dence. On Fisher Avenue, White Plains,
to Arnold Belaid, of this city, and for
Dewitt c.. Haynes his residence In the
Prospect Park section of White Plains
to- Milton Krieger, of this city.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
STORAGE NOTICES
SALE
OF GOODS FOR
UNPAID CHARGES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROv1s-
ion of law. there being due and unpaid
charges for which tho undersigned Ansonia
Storage Warehouse Co. IL entitled to
lien az warehouseman on tho goods here
matter described. ana duo notice having
been given to all parties known to claim
an interest therein. and tho time specified
In such notice for payment OF such charges
having expired. there will be sold At public
austi9n out, ., at our Wsrehouse 1sT-lSs,i41 Vet
sale thereof Is not completed on said date
tho Same will be continued ut tho same
place at our Warehouse. 1s7-13o-11l West
beginning at 10:30 A. NJ. on each day and
continuing until all goods arc sold. to wit:
OF 'nG' Of shos e:.ans
machine. electric heater. store counter and
marble slabs. oil cloth. leather seated
chuirs. motor and hat models. etc, side
tables. wire cots. nre sets and andirons
nets: coal hods' Are tenders. chests. vaiises
etc: upholstered .parlor chairs. tetes
SOFAS davenports, barrels. boxes contain-
Ing china. glassware. ornaments. bric-a-
ucs. blankets, comfortables. kitchen uten-
sils wash boilers, clothes wringers. pack
snd a Srany
,roIs: rockers. bedroom furniture. bras.
mattresses. pillows. boistsrs. chiffoniers
dressers, dressing tables. stool. chairs,
stands. shocboxes, clothes boxes, rugs, car
draperics, book racks. suit cases. refrisera-
tors, kitchen tables and chairs. vapor bath
screen. pianolas, ironing boards, wash
desks. china closets, sideboards, bufrets.
serving tables and chairs dining room
tables. parior tables tabourettes. upright
electric paror lamps. musical Instruments
victrolas. sewing machines and stands.
die kars. veiocipedes. bicycies cribs and
mattresses. bath and wash tubs. gas and
oil heaters. pedestala. lamps and stands.
carpets. carpet sweeper. vacuum cleaners,
hanging glasses. organ. dictionary stand.
scrap baskets: pals. step ladders. clothes
dictionary. porch cot. rockers and chairs.
umbrellas, canes. crcx rugs and mats. wire
couches. lounges. easy chairs. silver. silver
ash cans. box couches. umbrella stands,
hall benches .S,. chsvai glass and hat rsek;
mantcl ornaments. card tables. noor mops
trunks and contents. ctc. as enumerated
In tho warehouse inventory issued by this
warehouse and held for the accounts OF
5s lbs hN%rs T. ssowN SN6
SPEAR & Co.. MRS. CAMoIN. MISS
MARY DEGNAN, MISS L. n. DILLON
AND THE DOLIAN CO.. MRS e. Do-
HERTY, LOIS EwELL. MRS. A. w.
STELLA r. KTNTNER. DOUGLAS c Me-
MURTRIE, HENRIETTA RYAN. ALBERT
p. WEBER, MRS y. FRANK AND CO.
HEN BROS, ATTORNEYS: MIR. DAVID
FRANK AND LEVI & STERN. ATTOR-
NBYS.
r1oN AT THE TINE AND PLACE or
THE SALE
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
SUMMONS

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF New York.-FREDERICK BROOKS,
Plaintiff. against NELLIE BROOKS, De-
fendant Summons. Action for Absolute
Divorce.
To tho above named Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and to
serve copy of your answer on the Plain
tins Attorney within twenty days after
tho service OF this summons, exclusive of
the day OF service. and In case of your
failure to appear or answer Judgment will
be taken against you by default for tho
relief demanded in the complaint
Dated, New York November a. 1920
JULIUS HALLHEIMER
Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE and r. O.
Address. EOS Broadway. Borough OF
Manhattan, City Of New York.
TO Nellie Brooks:
The foregoing summons Is served upon
you by publication. pursuant to an order
OF Hon Joseph e. Newburger. q Justice Of
tho Supreme Court of the State OF New
York. dated the 25th day OF March. 1921
and fled with the complaint in the ONCE
Of the Clerk OF the County of New York
at the County Court House. in tho Bor.
suxh Of Manhattan. City. County and State
Of New York
Dated. New York: March IS, 1921.
JULIUS HALLHEIMER
Attorney for Plaintiff. ONCE and =. O.
Address. 2o6 Broadway. Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
r e al E state News
Healy Plans Two-Familv
Homes West of Broadway
Novel Development for 9th
and 95th Streets to Have
Garden in Rear

Thomas Healy, the restaurant keeper.
IS 70 erect in Ninety fourth and Ninety
NTH streets, west of Broadway, a num-
per of two-family houses, which will
be novelty in this section.
Through his architects, King &
Campbell, Mr.. Hcaly filed plans yester-
day for twenty-seven of these houses,
which will be Of the two-story type
and will be erected at 261 to PSF West
Ninety-fourth Street and at 260 to 274
West Ninety-fifth Street. Mr.. Healy
holds ninety.year lease on the prop
obtained last year. He said yesterday
that the plans are Of tentative nature
and that he did not Intend to build until
materials were cheaper. In the rear
of the houses, each of which will be
on lot 20x35. will be a garden with
fountains.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
suRRoGATEs' NOTICES

RuGa G. HAwKINs.-IN PURSUANCE or
an order Of Honorable John r. Cohalsn,
NOTICE II hereby given to ali persons hav-
ing claims against Rush C. Hawkins. late
of the County Of New York, deceesed e
present the same. with vouchers thereof. e
the suescrsber. 1t its place OF transacting
business at the once OF Edward N. Perkins.
Nc. 81 William Street. in the City Of New
York. on or before the 18th day OF June next.
Dated, New York. the 4th day Of Decem-
United STATES TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW York. Temporary Admintstratar.
EDWARD N PERKINS. Attorney Ter
Yostonacs Address. Ne. 81 william asrost
aersugh ct Manhattan New Yesk CITY.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Fire Record

Unknown
as:te--7s4 u. 14sth St. tho Bronx;
-. Michael Pattoni. .unKno~n
Ass-Front OF 214 w. 42d st.: taxi
-. cab; Eugere Fischer. 49,. .Trinins
Ass-S0l q. 1lsth st.: Andrew
s'sV-l05th ut. and 9Th av.; auto.
-. mobile: N. Y. Edison Co. Unknown
Pm
s;ea--iis Nefolk st: Max Beck.
-. Unknown
a.ax man .................. -Unknown
s'se-sss Freeman st.. the Bronx:
e.ax esoso Irlger. lTlulnE
is--gi2 w. 29th st.: Samuel
The record OF Sunday. Apri, III, showed
~ 1s having occurred In tho premises
Ers M1n.ck WICK Bros. 81 Crosby street. Tho
snasHsns seausns 1t Ss Crosby Street, occupied by
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Buy Newly Erected Homes
At Arleigh and Garden Citv

The Rickert- Brown Realty Company
sold to Maris S. Bothrock two-story
Colonial tapestry brick dwelling on
Ditmars Avenue, between Goodrich and
Chauncey streets, Arleigh, for $11, 900.
Edgeworth Smith, Inc, sold for the
Garden City Development Corporation
one Of It's new houses in the Nassau
Boulevard section Of Garden City to
Douglas Gibbons & CO. rented for
Edward Fl. Blanc a furnished house at
Lawrence. L. l., to Lawrence Miller
Charles E. Hubbell bought through
]. Albert Johntra two lots on tho east
side Of Twenty-third Street, near State
Street, Broadway Flushing, from James
Webb. Mr.. Hubbell will eract q dwell
ing.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Business Space Demand
Shows No Abatement
Many Leases of Stores, Lofts
and Office in the Midtown
and Downtown Zones

Fred'k Fox & CO., Inc, leased . store
at ID East Thirty-sevcnth St-oct to
Dicorn Donchian, rugs,
s. H. Raphael Company, Inc, leased
a loft at 81 to IS East 12bth Street to
a religious sext known as Tho Gospel
Hall: office at 81 East 125th Street to
DR.. Tichenor; the store at the north
east corner 125th Street and Madison
Avenue to Mitchell, photographer, for
five years, at q rental aggregating s16,-
600; tho corner store northeast corner
125th Street and Madison Avenue to
Wolf the tailor. for FIVE years, at a
rental aggregating $4,000; to the
Legal Aid Society Office at 81 East
126th Street; Office at 81 and So East
125th Street TO Troisi & Mazzco, GUS
tom tailors; the store to P. F. Berko-
witz at b5 East 125th Street, for five
years. at an aggregate rental Of about
$4,000; the store rs West 125th Street
for ten years, at an aggregate rental
OF 100000, to a newly formed cigar
corporation.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Stadium 'Theater in Brooklyn
Leased for Sl.OOO.OOO

The Stadium Theater, on plot 76x200,
1t Pitkin and Chester avenues, and
having a seating capacity Of 2,1O0. has
been leased by the Wagner Realty
Company to Signor Weltner for the
Stadium Amusement Corporation for
twenty-one years at a rental aggre-
eating $1,00O,000. The Stadium was
built by the lessons six months ago
from designs by C. A. Sands.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Home Buying in Brooklyn

J. Lacov sold Tor the Ocean Avenue
building Corporation to Herman Rod
gers, one-family detached house with
garage, 50x100, at 932 East Twenty
third Street.
F. C. Sauter Agency sold the three
tory dwelling, 499 Eighth Street, for
MARSHALL Brewer to Misses Gleeson.
Martin Company sold for Levy &
Baird to B. M. Lloyd, the four-story
dwelling, 81 Joralemon Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19

William A. White & Sons leased
APARTMENTS at 141 East Twenty-frst
Street to Eunice w. Hayden and at
21o7 Seventh Avenue to George P.
Gerstneker.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments
at 1215 Madison Avenue to Charles c.
Msrtin; at 161 East Seventy-ninth
Street to D. E. Kashland; at 129 East
Sixty-ninth Street to G. Vassauer and
at 1873 West Seventy-ninth Street to
r, M. MacKay.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Florida.
N FLORIDA FOR sAY,n

PROPERTY IN FLORIDA FOR sAXH
Located in the heart of that section Of
Florida which is known everywhere pro-
ducing the finest oranges and grapefruit
The owner, who has lived on the place
about forty years and has developed this
his house srounds or resdsnce The Guy
itself Is in tho highest state OF perfection
and the trees loaded with thousands OF
need only proper attention to produce
heavy crop next winter. This is an ideal
business proposition for anyone desiring to
escape tho rigors Of a Northern winter and
who is willing and Is able to give the prop
erty some intelligent oversight The whole
about fifteen acres remain to be cleared
The price is $4,000, and no agents or
trades will be considered. Address "S.W."
p. O. Box 372, City Hall Station, N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE
A SERYANTLESS HOUSE AT LAST

Am anxious to cell within the coming two
beautiful modern Colonial house Of rooms,
tiled bath and fine sleeping balcony; all
improvements; and half-acre plot. with fine
muting distance to New York City in heart
of Jerseys most beautiful suburban com
munity, near express station and trolley
line. bathing and boating within walking
distance; $500 cash secures title and oc-
cupancy; complete In every detail, includ- :
Ing electric lights and fixtures. shades and
electric range. electric washing machine
and an electric vacuum cleaner; price In
cludes new decoration and homo ready for
Immediate occupancy; balance OF $4,000 on
easy term mortgages. Personal. POST
office Box 37S. City Hall Station. New
York C!ty
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
NEW HOUSES

Just completed. ready for occupancy, 80
minutes from Hudson Terminal; and
rooms. bath. steam heat: large living room: F:
tricity; three minutes to station; on largo
plots: prices $500 to $4,000; small
amount OF cash. balance on terms to suit:
a few very desra BILE plots for SALE FRANK
MILLER, IS Park Row; telephone Barclay
X6Sh
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Movie Thcater for Broadway,
BROOKLYN. to Cost $2OO,OOO

Gronenberg & Leuchtag are prepar-
ing plans for a moving picture theater
with an auditorium and balcony hav-
ing seating capacity Of 1850, sor
the northeast corner Of Broadway and
Rodney Street, 105x113x Irregular for
Jacobs president. 1t will be Of Co.
lonial design and tapestry brick and
terra Gotta will be used in its erection.
The cost will be about 100000.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Builder Buys Concourse Block
Front and Will Erect Flats

The J. Romaine Brown Company
sold for Colonel Archibald Rogers two
plots on 10th Street, between Jerome
and Walton avenues, and for Colonel
Rogers and the City Real Estate Com
pany the block front on the Concourse
between Elliott Place and 10th Street
to an apartment house builder.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Sells Home in Yonkers

H. W. Sullivan sold for Louis Sachs
his stucco residence at % Edgecliff
Terrace, Park Hill, Yonkers, to Mrs. v.
Rollins, of this city. The house con-
tains eight rooms and two baths. There
is also a garage. The same broker sold
for Fernand Petrucci five lots in the
Riverdale section, on 260th Street and
Spencer Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19

S6s. 900 Ga. Ft.. Wstertown, n. Z.
n. 7. AIR BRAKE COMPANY, FOUR
STORY BUILDINGS, Sox1. 900. Eox1. 900. 30
.soo Gar, and rs sssx4zo; ; n; NJ =; e; % r; 3; slnINS;
acres; 1000 H. r. available: excellent
labor.
Fl 500 So. r., Long Island Cfty
AMERICAN CHIcLE CO: BORDEN Az:
kLED: Soiisr iSa f plant: 4. r. sIDiNo. IN
MEDIATE POSSESSION.
New England Mill With water Power
125,o00 SO. FIT. brick mill tuildfngs: I
sIsG seS rSSf psdps gs!Iy ,nrn
trtc Auxiliary Power Plant: r. r. SID
ING: Filtration Plant; HOUSING DE-
vELOPMENT. miles from Worcester.
Mass
21e,043 So. TT. Lowell. Mass.
MOUNT HOPE SPINNING co. PLANT:
sPRINKLED: 4os window light: HIGH
CEILINGS AND HEAVY FLOOR CAR
RY1NG CAPACITY; Cheap power: RAIL
ROAD SIDINGS.
N. Y. Plant, Rail and Water Connections
A !, and s story brick milf constructed
600 SO. It.. fronting 500 IT, on varrick
Canal: navigable waterway connecting
with Barge Canal: RAILROAD SIDING.
4 acres; VALUABLE WATER POWER
RIGHTS: STEAM HEAT.
Ship Repair Yard
New London Marine Iron Works: fully
equipped: excellent condition; 1900 It Of
improved deep water: r. r. aiding avail
able; power plant
East River Water Frontage
Large plot, 22s feet frontAgei average
depth 4s2 feet: depth At pierhead line
about 42 feet: WITHIN FREE LIGHT
ERAGE LIMITS.
$4,000 So. Fl. New London, Conn.
STANDARD BRASS AND COPPER
TUBE COMPANY PLANT. cont aiming
$1,000 SO. IT.; ] story NEW brick and
steel building; ~ acres; EXCELLENT
CONDITION..
5000 So. Ft.. Namaroneck, n. z.
" acre: N. Y, N. H. H r. r. siding:
freight station across street.
NY PROPERTY ADVERTISED.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
PLAINFIELD HOME BARGAIN

New 6-room house. al improvements;
steam heat: oak floors; beautiful electric
fixtures and decorations; gas Kitchen:
abundant closets; choice neighbors; large
plot on improved street, near station;
81. 600 FIRST payment. $500 balance on
terms
y. Js ON2AW f4NAA Plainfield, N. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
New Through Bill of Lading

II. E. Stocker, assistant general
freight agent of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company, announces that arrange
ments have been effected with the Hal
SHAW Steamship Lines, Inc, and with
the Old Dominion Steamship Company
70. Offering through bills Of lading on
shipments from New York to Central
america. Los Angeles and San Fran
cisco via Pacific Mail steamers.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
sURRoGATEs. NOTICES

LOUISA " sHELDON--in PURSUANCE
coa Of an ORDER OF Honorable JOHN =.
SHAFaN' SeH YarS x64sE 6s4TTsrSEa's Of the County 8
al psrsons having claims against LOUISA
". SHELDON, late OF the County OF New
vouchers thereof. to the subscriber. 1t his
place Ct srsnsacting business at the ealeo
@ daniel Seymour. his attorney AZ M
% Broadway. IN the Borough OF Nan.
haitian, 70 the City Of New York. staee
81 New xork. on or before the lst dsy ~
Dated New York. the seth day sf Neyeue
ssr. 1921.
DANIEL SEYMOUR. Attorney for Exscu.
tor, Once and r. @. Address 50 Rr~~1.
May. Borough Of Manhattan. New YerS
City.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Rent Riverside Drive House

Pease & Gilman leased for n. N.
Corwith to Harris Parr the four-story
dwelling at 29s Riverside Drive.
S. q. Raphael Co.. Inc. leased tho
four-story residence, 1861 Madison
Avenue, to Anna Taase, at a rental OF
william A. White & Sons leased
dwelling at 1874 East Twenty-second
Street to Victoria N. Ney.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19

Buys Suite in 18th Street
Pease & Gilman sold an apartment
on the cooperative plan at 103 East
Seventy fifth Street to Joshua Barney.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE
GREAT HOUSE BARGAIN

Owner sacrifices $4,000 house for $S.75o.
Brick veranda, glass enclosed; steam hea.,
tile bath. electricity. parquet floors. fine
fixtures. artistic decorations; garage space:
five-cent fare to New York; tax exempt
Small cash payment, balance like rent.
TELEPHONE WILDWOOD 1888
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
REAL EsrArE-sALE OR RENT
Long Island

AT FREEPORT. L. I. New Summer Bun
.galow. rooms and bath. on plot 80 <
100. Price, $3,260. on easy terms
JOHN j. RANDALL COMPANY,
Is N. Long Beach Ave, Freeport, N. 7.
FOR SALE at Baysnore. L. l.. nine-rvom
house; about twelve cultivated acres;
nicely shaded; high elevation; bargain:
$4,000. DONELLAN. 140 Nassau ST.. Man
haitian.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
FACTORIES FOR SALE oR TO LET


1888 sa. FL. Now Brunswick, N. J.
Part Of Johnson johnson plant. on Main
brick mill constructed buildings. directly
connected. Fully sprinklered; steam
plant: Advertising Value: Electric Eieva-
tor; Steamboat service to New York city.
5000 So. It. Ono Story New Building.
miles from N. T.. Elmhurst. L. I. Moni-
tor Roof. all deylight; reinforced con
ABLE. Garage and storehouse; min
utes walk to SUBWAY to Grand Central.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
So,6S1 "a. Ft.. Elizabeth. N. J..
Two story brick mill constructed building.
1oxzS!; Exccllcn. Condition; MONITOR
ROOF, 70 FIT: CLEARANCE; ARTEsIAN
HnAvY rLooR eHnRYfNaa cAskc1Ty slsc1soT
WITHIN BLOCKS OF THE CITY
l2S.oS1 So. Ft, Watertown, N. Y.
New York Engine Company; ONE STORY
6UILDING; 10 ton crane: steam heat;
crass foundry; N. Y. c.. r. r. SIDING: Is
Acres; Water Power Region.
$4,000 SO. FT.. HICKSvILLE. Ii.
CAN BE PURCHASED FOR IEss
THAN $50 PER so. FIT. Plot Of II acres,
improved with one. two and three story
buildings. containing $4,000 so. It.. 3
frame cottages. High pressure boiler.
+: L =. II. SIDING. ARTESIAN WELL.
GOOD LABOR.
Equipped Steel Foundry
500 TONS PER MONTH; DELAWARE
RIVER FRONTAGE: p. r. r. SID1NG.
foundry building, 62xS24: two large
cupoias; CRANES; POWER PLANT;
10000 60. TT, N. Y. Harbor.
R. r. SIDING AND 500 FIT. DOCK: 30
acres: 5000 It. on Newark Bay: Fl II.
channel: story brick buildings, erected
IN isiS; power plant; c. r. r. OF n. j.
WRITE FOR CIRCULAR OF
BROKERS
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Wcstchester

OWNERS win sacrfics several North
White Piains we'll located building lots
JOS. LAMBDEN & SON. INC. Sc Lawson
St Phone 3o2 New Rochelle. N. 7.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19

Van Vliet & Place sold for George F.
Fish, Inc, 191 Chambers Street, 208x
57.shx irregular. The same brokers
sold 1873 Reade Street, directly In the
rear, to the present owners some years
ago.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19

Buyers for City Private Homes
Alice E. Taylor and others sold to
Marie NJ. Addicks the three-story dwell
ing 1915 Madison Avenue, 17x6S, near
Ninety-first Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Sales Of Bronx Dwellings

James Montgomery & Son sold tne
three dwellings, 421 to 425 East l8atn
Street and resold 425 East 134th Street.
Schwab & Co. sold for William Phe-
Ian . two-family dwelling, 1885 Harri-
son Avenue, 30x100.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
Buvs Home in White Plains

Prince & Ripley sold for George s:
Dalgety his residence at "a Midland
Avenue, White Plains, to Mrs. A.
Werlich, of Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19

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New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
New Jersey

FoE sALE-Exclusive Montrose Section.
South Orange. New Jersey. large Colo
NAL house, every modern convenience, hot
water heat. electricity. five baths, very
lawn and garden. all kinds fruit. Apply
A. B. SQUIRE. 81 John st.. New York.
ARCHITECT will sell his modern Colonial
Home. Hills OF Northern New Jersey: 8
rooms, nreplaces. large porch. excellent
view. tiled bath. extra toilet, gas. electric.
to suit. ]. L.. Theo Tillacie. River Edge.
N. ]. Phone Hackensack 1323-W.
New-York tribune., 1921-04-19
APARTMENTS TO LEr--UNFUnNIsHED
Manhattan

16sTH ST., 6o1 wEST-Corner Broadway.
elevator apartment Ave rooms bath.
overlooking river: southern exposure; su-
perintendent on premises.