The New York herald., 1921-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

William S. Suasman, Inc, leased
floors in 1 Wall street to Francis &
Co, William ]. Dunn &c Co., Standard
Goa and Coke Co. and NJ. p. Foster.
Spear & Co. leased the following
floors: In l East Twenty-eighth street
Mayors Hoffman Co.. Inc: in 33 West
Seventeenth street to Lillian Manu-
featuring Company; in "a Fourth ave-
nue. to Royalty Novelty House; in so
West Third street to Spirn Brothers :;
In 412 Lafayette street to National
Window Trimming Company: In 26
Bleecker street to Norris Lapidus; in
61 Bleecker street to Fairness Broth
ers & Silverman; in 100 Greene
street to Lillian Brothers: also store
and basement in 8 East Twenty-sec-
ond street to Samuel Kronovet and
rooms in the st. Denis Building 70
Zawn Glove Company, Samuel Kirsner
and American Antique Brass Company.
M. & L. Hess. Inc. leased the seventh
floor in 13 and Is East Twenty-second
street to Jeffs & Co., Inc, and space
In II to 21 East Twenty-second street to
Thomas-Schedler Co., Inc. Asian Manu-
featuring Company. Edward Goodman
and Meseros Company A. & d. Scheuer
and Max Diamond
Louis Schrag leased lofts as follows :
Southwest corner of Twentieth street
and Seventh avenue to Magma e.
Marium In Ill West Twenty-third
street to Isaac Moskowitz; in 149 West
Twenty-third street to Gustave Scherut-
zer.
Fred'k Fox & Co. Inc. leased the
store, basement and subbasement in
1913 and 200 Greene street to Lustig
Brothers. hat manufacturers.
Bauer. Milbank & Molloy, Inc. leased
space in 1876 Madison avenue TO Louis
Mayors Company. manufacturers Of
manufacturer of dresses. Frederick
Fox was the associate broker in the
lease to Hensel Company.
j. Clarence Davies leased ground
floor and basement in As Maiden lane
to the Hob Mob Lunch Room, Inc. at
an aggregate rental OF s150,000.
]. B. English leased for Adolph
Auerbach to Victor Hansen the store
and basement in 5s7 Third avenue.
Meister Builders Inc, leased for three
years the following four story houses
on West Twenty-third street: No. 245
to A. Ackerberg; No 247 to Percey
James: No. 251 to Charles McI<ie: No.
253 TO John Meyer: No. 257 to Harry
Nystad No. 259 to Alfred Grizzle No.
261 to William Grotzky and Isidore
Margulius.
William A. White & Sons leased to
Edward Garfield & Brother and r. A.
Soich & Co. Offices at 1918 Exchange
place.
Cross & Brown leased for an aggre-
gate rental of s242.000. in the Printing
Crafts Building. at Eighth avenue, from
Thirty-third to Thirty-fourth street, to
the following: Louis j. Levine United
Multigraphing Company. J. Z. Sitterley.
d. Dessau. Wildman Magazine and News
Service. F. ~ Ferry. Kanouse Mountain
Water Company. National Pyraform
Package Company. George r. Swart.
Wizard Lightfoot Appliance Corporation.
Higgins & Low. Modern Engraving Com
pany. George G. Andrews, John T. Nc
Neely. Marbleoid Company. A. L. Eadie
& Co, Bressler & Son, II. c. Barnhart.
Technical Advertising Service, Inc. !;
Feedingstuffs. Inc. Camille II. Boulin
and Redler. Inc.
NJ. & l.. Hess. Inc. leased offices on
the seventeenth floor of the Hess Build
Ing, at 354 Fourth avenue 10 the Forum
Printing Corporation, publishers OF the
Forum, and on the thirteenth floor to
the Little Leather Library Corporation /;
also space at 329 Fourth avenue to J.
Newman & Son and Jacob NJ. Ellis.