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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
To Help Navesink
Park Plot Buyers
TO Erect a Home,

On Saturday, August 81 Bryan III
Kennedy will sell at auction on The
premises, $50 plots at Navesinl Park,
Atlantic Highlands. Some years ago
e number Of 'financiers and business
men planned to, develop this section
into an exclusive colony owing to its
healthful and attractive surroundings,
but owing to the death of many of
them the scheme was never carried
through.
The, plets range in size from pm e.
of the plots, even the less valuable,
front on two roads, while some Of the
plots on the famous Ocean Boulevard
have third frontage on the north
side. Each plot has a character all
it's own. Some are heavily wooded
with virgin forest as dense as the
Adirondack Mountains, while others
are close to the waters edge.
When the notable group of New
York and New Jersey citizens acquired
Navesink Park the country thereabouts
was sparsely settled, but 1T has Since
steadily developed, and to-day Atlantic
Highlands is one of the attractive and
promising resorts on the coast After
purchasing the property the company
launched into an expansive develop
ment 1t engaged the services of Gen
eral Egbert l.. Viele, we'll known en-
gineer and landscape architect of. the
day, under whose supervision extern
sive winding roads were built and the
park was laid out The original idea was
to divide the park into fifty plots. and
to have each member Of the company
build his summer residence there. The
general scheme, however, was not con-
summated, though the company has
held the property all the intervening
years, and almost all the original in
corporators or their families still hold
their interests in the company and
members thereof still retain then
places on the board of directors.
Navesink Park stretches along Sandy
Hook Bay for over mile and extends
far back over the neighboring hills
whose name it bears, encompassing in
its domain Mount Mitchell, with an
altitude of 269 feet above the sea level
The Navesink Park Company has. dis
posed of several of its plots at pri,
vate sale, some of the purchasers hav-
ing already built substantial homes in
| the park. The company is DESTROYS of
disposing of all it's remaining plots in
the park. The company. it is an
nounced, will facilitate the arrange
ment Of building homeb for those who
| intend to build. 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

julius Trattner sold for William Hu-
bert to William PloEr the fiye-stoxy
Hat at 1o75 Washington Avenue, 30xg5
for Henrietta 8. Lunsmann, the sirsilaf
property at lG7T Washington Avenue
TO John Muller. Laumeister & Her
man were interested in the sale.
The Topping Reaity Company sold to
Abraham Swernorsky the ftve-story
apartment, s5x95, at l7Se Topping Ave
Pincus D. Epstein sold TO Morris
Rosen 1lg5 Union Avenue, a fve-story
apartment, 437x91.1x irregular.
Bertha Levy sold to lmpre Benyus
1872 Bathgate Avenue, four-story
fat. 26x907.
Florence Gerald sold to Carmine JAN
nacito ass East lS7th Street, three
story fiat, 16.sx100.
Elizabeth Merritt sold to the New
enhous Company the three story fiat,
57.6xS9, ct the northwest corner OF
160th Street and CORTLAND Avenue.
Henrietta S. Lunsman sold to John
Muller lott Washington Avenue, five
story apartment, 30x93.7x Irregular.
Jacob Slothnick sold to Accursia
Finocchio 1857 Hoffman Street, AVE.
Morris Furth sold to Harry Kamen-
etzky 468 East l39th treet. three
story fat, 25x100.
Michael Ticotzky solt to Bertha
Maharenko 1447 wilkins Avenue, q
six-story apartment, b6x94x irregular.
Sales of Dwellings
Christopher J. Doody sold to Simon
Goldren 1402 Prospect Avenue, two
story dwelling, 20.8x6S.7x irregular.
Emily T. Cavanagh sold to George
H. Pigueron the 21s-story dwelling, on
plot l23x1o0, at the northeast corner
of 161st Street and Morris Avenue
The Hudson p Rose Company re-
sold to Edward Schymocha 1923 Web
ster Avenue, three-story dwelling
16.Sx136.7x irregular.
David Stewart sold for J. A. Stewart
the two three-story dwellings,, 5ox100
at b71 to 673 East 216th Street, to Mrs
Rosina De Vita.
The Boro Associates, Inc, bought
through D. A. Trotta, 2308-10-12 Cam
brelling Avenue, q three-story dwelling
75x100.
William O'Neill sold to Elizabeth G
Eccles 2778 Pond Place, q two-and-a-
half-story dwelling, 5ox95.11x irregular
Louis Levi sr. sold for Philip Ber-
leno to DR.. Philip Back, 1349 Claw Ave-
nue., three-story dwelling, 16xsD.
Elizabeth H. Knoeppei sold to James
G. Bennett 72S-73o East 134th Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Operators and Investors Share
In Heauy Trading in Bronr
Many Sales Of Apartments, Dwelling Houses and
Business Properties; Large Plots Bought, To
Be Improved With Flats and Stone Buildings

two three-story dwellings, 26xIo6-11
Sophie Aeisel sold TO Aarten Werden
$50 East i32d Street, a two-and-a~haif-
story dwelling, l5x11o.
Anne G. MulStein scId 10 Pasqnale
Paladino 1l09 Intervale Avenue, d
three-story dwelling, 25xs9x IRREGULAR
Many Plets Sold
The estate Of Katharine Urstadt SOLD
TO Rickpny Operating Company 29s%
and 1868 Third Avenue, running through.
TO Bergen Avenue and 26 fest south
Of 163d Street, having q frontage OF
81 feet on Third Avenue, 40 feet on.
Bergen Avenue and a depth Of 1876 feet5
The purchaser will raze the old build.
ings now on the lot and erect: q buiId~
ing suitable fer furniture or depart
meut gtore This is the frat sale Of
the property since 1865. j. Clarence
DIARIES was the broker. s..
Samuel Brener sold the plot, 66x150,
on the east side of University Avenue,
extending through to Harrison Avenue
about 90 feet south of Burnside Ave-
nue., through e. Osborne Smith TO the
Deacy Construction Company, John
Deacy president, for immediate im-
! provement with q six-story apartme nts.
Ennis & Sinnott resold to John u
Lynch plot in West Bronx, 166-1ox139.
x100, at the northeast corner Of Burn-:
side and Harrison avenues, through
Albert d. Phelps and Harry j. Rogers,
The new owner plans to improve the.
! site. =.
Ennis e. Sinnott also sold TIE plot,
196.70x 162.59x irregular, at the north
west corner of Burnside and Harrison
avenues, to builder for Improvement.
E. Osborne Smith & Co. we're the,
/ brokers.
The Hesu Realty Company sold so
Bonnie Blacker the property, 33xl45-2,
at 2052 Maple Avenue.
! The Eugene J. Busher Company.
Inc, sold for Mary Taylor the plot,
33xl13, on the east side of Third ave
nue., about l50 feet south of 163d
Street, adjoining the North Side Saw
ings Bank building, to builder who
| will erect stores.
The Benenson Realty Company sold
to Walter <. Bruzsn the plot, 152.2x
100, at the southwest corner IF l47tlz
Street and Concord Avenue. W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Astor Leases Dwellings
I'm Upper 5th Avenue

Robert Levers leased for Vincent
Astor. the eight private houses at the
southwest corner of 130th STREET and
Fifth Avenue.
Douglas L, Gilman & Co. has leased
a three-story high-stoop dwelling, 80
East Seventy seventh Street, for Henry
HOLSTER Pease to Auguste Richard.
The Houghton Company has leased
for Agnes Il. Dobbs the three-story
Queen Ann dwelling, 2as West End
Avenue. to Beatrice. Callahan.
The Century Leasing Company, with
J, Walter Campbell. leased the dwell
ing, 172 East Seventy second Street, t.
Mrs. Nellie ,s, ,Hiigginson for Mrs. Cor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
More Business Concerns
Move Into Central Zone
Vmces and Loft Space in This
Section Continue To Be
Sought After

.r oushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased an
fBaSSds booth in the Canadian Pacific
1Js soap and Offices to A. J. Adams,
g T.io Boehner, the Western Union
Fe,sgraph Company, and Offices at SO
c cass Sorty-second street to Charles II.
!, ALBERT B. Ashforth, Inc, leased space
M sne new Liggett Building, on the
sus corner of Madison Avenue
s SUI rtorty-second Street to the Equit-
ip'e l, q, Assurance Society Of the
~ sfoss I Brown Company leased to
f sss Royal Tailors part of the second
n Moor in the building formerly occu-
f.eu ny the Gotham National Bank, at
m woaamous Circle, and with the Bilt-
l Rsas Realty Corporation space at 1882
novelties. -s's 'e"s'
sari A. Lessenfeld and G. M. Pear
I H,au rented Offices in the National City
,"aIialng, II East Forty-second Street
y Scnles'nger & Schlesinger.
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Bauer, Milbank & Molloy, Inc, leased
&c - l., A., C,,n, Trucf Rnildin o.

Bauer, Milbank & Molloy, Inc, leased
Offices in the Guaranty Trust Building
to the Beadon Service, Inc. in the
Borden Building to D. Fl. Palmer; in
the Ziegler Building, 512 Fifth Avenue,
to M. H. Birge Company; at 280 Madi--
eon Avenue to Barto & Phillips and
Dave 8. Saqui; at lo3 Park Avenue to
II. C. Randall, and at 10 West Forty
fourth Street to Lionel H. Delaro.
The Kenetta Realty Cooperation
leased Offices in the new Calvin Build
ing, 2s6 Wset Fifty sixth Street, to the
Automatic Coin Change & Rtcord Ma
chine Company and the Circuit lgni-
Charles r. Noyes Company leased
for the New York Evening Post the
property at 257-265 West Thirty third
Street to George II. Mas and CASTOR
Biset. The tenants are dealers In au-
tomobiles, oils, gas and sundries. :,
A. A. Hageman leased the sixth lof'
in the building now under CONSTRUCTION
at So West Thirty-sixth Street to Ari'
ington Hat Company, and the first lott
Il West Thirty-ffth Street, to Girare
| Dress Company, Inc.
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slawson & Hobbs sold for Francis B.

Slawson & Hobbs sold for Francis b.
pahert the Catharine, a seven story
snsrtn,ent at l West Sixty-ninth
Street,, north corner of Central Park
West. 5a5x100. Mr.. Roberts purchased
me property ten days ago from the
Scott estate. represented by the Cen
tral Union Truct Company. The pur-
esasers plan to hold it for Investment
The two cid four-story fata at 122
and Ia4 East Fifty-frst Street, near the
rew Church of st. Bartholomew, on
park Avenue, which were bought year
ago with the view to building an
eIeven-story apartment in which tho
Amateur Comedy Club was to have a
home. have been sold by realty COM
many headed by General Howard S.
Rorden st a price close to the asking
figure of $4,000.
The four four-story fats at the
.onthwest corner of st. Nicholas Ave-
rue and 154th Street have been sold by
shs Manhattan Life Insurance Company
- the Argentor Holding Corporation.
NAV have street frontage of at.9 feet
I'd an avenue frontage of $50 feet.
Anna s. Hayden sold to Rose Nader
,as- sea East Twenty-frst Street, six
story tenement, 50x100.
w. Emo A. Schrier sold to the Lourose
5r-ssting Corporation IL. Rosenfield
I'D ". and B. Parker) the ve-story
.nsrtment, 5ox99.i1, at 517-519 West
Hath Street.
pare 4 Brother sold for George Il.
~ Howard P. Foster 240-242 West
T Tan Street, formerly known as 1856
,ss Amos Street, two six-story tene~
. .uv a5xs6.e each. This property has
ssar IN the family since 1853, and has
I'm sold to Anthony Traina.
Warv D. He'll sold to Mary A. FRANK
40 rost Fiqhty-fifth Street, four
story tenement, 25xl02-2-
pose Israel sold to Jacob j. K. To
s;a. lax West 1854 Street, q five-story
fat 25x112.6.
.;nn n. A. Brown, J. Alison and s. Den
rsnherg. directors) has been formed to
.sLe over the fve-storv fiat, 25xs9.ll,
At 427 West 154th Street.
Martha NJ. McDermott sold to Anna
rsv;pe 1891 First Avenue, flve-story
store tenement, 256xl0o.
Samuel Cowen sold for John G. Borg
,.eda 1884 Avenue A, corner Eighty
sscond Street, four story tenement
Nth store. to an investor who plans
improvements.
Virginia L. Gamble sold to Hyman
z;sfsin PIG Monroe Street, five-story
tsnement, 25.2x69.7x irregular.
Buying of Private Homes
pease & Gilman sold fer Anna Co
ders the four-story private dwelling
AZ az West Seventy-ffth Street.
William A. White & Sons sold 63
West Fifty-fourth Street, five-story
American basement, 13x65xl25. %
The Williams-Dexter Company, Inc,
purchased, through Dunlap g. Lloyd.
the four three-story dwellings at 176-
.s2. Waverley Place. 1t is the first
transfer of the properties since 1850
Pepe & Bro. sold to Anthony
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
eWs and Comment of City and Suburban Real Estate Field
Sales Shoe Demand for Hats
And Homes IN Many Sections
Seller Gets Quick Return for Resale of the Catherine
on Central Park West Corner; Apartment in Park
Avenue Sold; Fine Dwellings Pass to New Owners

Traina for the estate Of Zachary r
Piercy AZ West Eighth Street, a four.
story Colonial dwelling, 25x95. The
same brokers sold the property to the
estate about ten years ago. The pur.
chaser intends to remodel the build.
ing into studio apartments.
M. H. Gaillard & Co. sold for Abra.
ham Lufgar to Mrs. Emily Koke the
fcnr-story dwelling, 1873 West Eighty.
first Street.
James II. Cruikshank resold to Len.
Holder 252 West 131st Street, three.
story dwelling, on lot i7.6xl00. j. A
Durant was the broker.
Mary SludikoH sold 10 Philip G. Kes
$50 West l22d Street, a three-story
dwelling, 19x10o.1l.
w. D. Morgan sold for Mrs. W. III
Olmstead 612 West l48th Street,
three-story dwelling, l9.loxi0o, to. Mrs
p. Gibbons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

Hospital at
additional
to time which when
SHOWN
the Illustration The William Neil Smith mn oo en-
completion the building Elisha snen .ar h
W. f. Ropes Horace 70,
Schneider Maurice of Harris Maurice Mandeipaum ana
Jamts R. Murphy p o,,
H Ge building committee follows; dlVom chs stee
McCrd nc building, Hugh VINE
Beardsley,
timber George
d. plumb and steamf c. Cornell
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

George Howe sold the Colonial house
on Highbrook Avenue, Pelham Heights,
for Livingston Leeds; for Larchmont
Gardens. Company, lots Ia, Is and 16,
Block ais, Larchmont Gardens, to
Robert Mann, Of Chicago, who will
erect q home, and rented the Pierce
estate at Yorktown Heights to Adolph
A. Berle jr.; for Junita IS. Boyle her
residence in Vale Place, Rye; for the
Percy PyneS estate the Russell house at
Riverdala to W. Bundy Cole.
The Stilwell Realty Company sold
the residence Of q. Custara at Marar-
oneck to H. Klarnd, of Astoria, and
rented the country residence of E. J.
Conner at Manlaroneck to John K
Joice, Of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Standard Oil Man Buys
House at Pelham Heights
George III. Jones Purchases
Property of RAYMOND W.
Storms. Held at $4,000

Prince Ripley sold to. property
of Raymond w Storms, at nlea .erey
and Colonial avenues. in the Pelham
Heights section Of Pelham, to George
H. Jones, vice-president OF the Stand
ard Oil Company of New York. The
property consists of about half acre
and an Italian renaissance dwelling,
and is considered one of the show
places of the section. The property was
held at $4,000,
Thomas s. Burke sold for the Land
Estates, Inc, the dwelling 102 Wend-
over Road, Yonkers, to Thomas Bur
roughs.
The Robert F. Farley Organization
sold for the. eatates of Tappen Zee,
Inc, a plot in the Philipse Manor sec
zion of Tarrytown, to H. c. Boschen,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Frank r. Hines Heads Malba
Property Owners Association

At the annual meeting of. the ,Malba
Association Of Property Owners at
Malba, 4. l., General Frank T. Hines,
chief Of transportation during the
World War, was elected president Ray
Palmer, president of the New York
and Queens Electric Light and Power
Company, was elected vice-president;
Ami Bjornson, Of the Bank of Man
haitian, treasurer, and II. j. Bradbury,
of the F. w. Woolworth Company, sec
rotary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Homes at Mountain Lakes
Appeal to New Workers
Manhattan and Brooklyn Resi-.
dents Among the Latest TO
Purchase Homes There

Mountain Lakes Company sold a
suburban home of the English type
Of architecture, at Glen and Melrose
roads, Mountain Lakes Residential
Park, Mountain Lakes, N. J. The
house consists of ten ,Toom and two
baths; plot 150x150.' Andrew w. Ben
nett, an attorney of this city, is the
buyer.
Louis c. Keller, of Brooklyn, has
Doa9a and bath on Ke as Road
at Mountain Lakes. This house, like
Mr.. BENEFITS. is within easy walking
distance of the Mountain Lakes ex-
press station ON the main line of the
D., l.. G. w. r R.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Store and Apartment
Property i'm MontcIair Sold

edward O'Neill purchased from the
+. & D. Realty Company, of Newark,
the business property at GIT Bloomfield
Avenue, Montclair, N. j. 1t consists of
. three-story brick building containing
stores and apartments. 1t has a front
age of 35 feet on Bloomfield Avenue
and extends back to Park Street with
8 frontage of 80 feet ON that street.
9he property, which was held at s40,-
eco, was sold by r. M. Crawley e. Bros.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
San, Franciscan Parts With
Property i'm Bronxville
Sells Realty in Hamilton Ave.
Held at $4,000; Other West
chester Trading

Fish & Marvin sold for Roger Sher-
man, of San Francisco, his property
on Hamilton Avenue, at Bronxville. to
George. n. Scbmiedel. The property
wSssRefds at $4,000 The same brokers'
sold for t. E. Denton a plot on Ham
ilton Avenue, Bronxville, to a client,
who will improve the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Young Real Estate Operator
In Series of Flat Deals

Sam Mondschein, New York's young
est operator, sold 964 Simpson Street,
five-story apartment, 40x100, and he
has purchased 631 East 13Sth ASreet.
a five-story apartm emit, 40x100.
He has also purchased two building
plots on Terrace View Avenue, Marble
Hill. The transactions involve over
100000, it is announced. Jules Neh-
ring was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

Charles of Park
OF
Of this Improvement was
W.
per cent serial bond 1929 900 the land building
The cptroing stockholders the
the Strafod Hotel
Avenue and West Seyenyfo
90 PARK Avenue expected completed within
The architects Schwartz
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westehester

VILLAGE. committing, 70 minutes out,
modern homes river views, big plots,
farms, with brooks. timber, state roads
farm buildings, 500 and acre up; 70 acres
on Albany Post State Road. big brook, TIM
Der. farm buildings, $1,000; some bar
gains. See Alexander. ! e. 42d St, Vanderbilt
1894. Sunday appointments phone Peeks-
kill ABS Office and residence. rs years ex-
perience same section.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

The Lewis H. May Company sold
for Malcolm R. Lawrence plot on the
northwest corner of .Edgemere Avenue
and Beach Thirty-fourth Street, Edge
mere to the. Lorraine Realty and Con-
struction Co., who will improve with
seven apartments and store buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
long Island

TAX ExEMPT--NORTII SHORE.
Why wander aimlessiy, wasting time and
energy, when have all the salabie homes
on the North shore from Flushing TO Port
Washington? Real homes from $4,000 to
$4,000: $4,000 cash. balance like rent
P. r. FREEMAN. Q Depot Lane, Broad
way, Flushing Telephone Flushing o7eo-
FARM FOR SALE AT PECoNIC L. l..
consisting of 81 acres and buildings.
beautifully situated on Richmond Creek.
For terms apply to r. D. Barker. Matti-
tuck, T.. !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

Manhattan

14s WEST 18TH ST
small. three-story and basement dwell
ing for sale in good residential block.
Possession Oct. asst buffers pantry extern
sion, electric light, open rear; price reason
able: terms favorale, VIM. A. WHITE g.
SONS, 46 Cedar st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

will Of
DAY Joseph T. Day will
Of be Ayeree MaSngn Avenue and % Drive the
residential The off,
the vnlty where the s to be sold 0 -
long ,smd FOR many years it has been
are wen known in the Manhattan
country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
pelham Heights Bargain,

Unusually attractive, stucco dwelling.
on large wooded plot rooms, tiled
parior, sleeping porch, etc; exclusive
neighb6rhood; q minutes to station;
willing to sacrifice at $23 500 ;@must act
quickly. +. A. Rellstab. 81 North ay..
Telephone 2S71. New Rochelle. n. Y.
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Meeting of Realty Owners

The United Real Estate Owners AS
sociations will hold meeting at tbs
Hotel Aston, at 8:l5 p. m. Tomorrow
The meeting will be open to all realty
owners in Greater New York.
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Richmond

TO LEASE-Smal road house at Annadale
Beach, s. I. Rankin. Phone 2512 M,
TOttenyiIIe
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Connecticut

A FINE 1o-RooM HOME. ACRES. IN
beautiful peaceful Ridgefeld. Conn
Particulars. F. L. SOWTER. Suite sl2, 2S
East 36th St, New York City. Tele phone
Madison Square 514b.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

AT PRINCETON. N. J.--FoR sALE OR
rent furnished two large stone dwell
ings, in choice locations. from September
/ st. o. II. HUBBARD, Princeton, N J.
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CoNNECrrcUT REAL ESTATE
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New Jersey

4o-ACRH FARM NEAR NEW YORK.
FULLY EQUIPPED; INSURANCE 5000.
Take 1t now and have horse, COW, fiock
poultry, crops. vehicles. tools. implements,
thrown in; ane productive farm "a miles
village close county seat, 33 miles New
York City; poultry stock: truck should pay
well here; rich, loamy tillage, big pasture
wood lots apples. pears. cherries, peaches,
grapes, berries fine 2-story broom house.
large piazza, bountiful shade. splendid
view; 60-ft. basement barn. poultry house.
cow barn, corncrib; owner retiring
rifices for less than value buildings; all
$4,000, about half cash, easy terms; big
opportunity Investigate. Catalogue free.
ANDREW II. HAVE, JR., 152 Park ave,
Plainfieid, n. J.
FOR SALE-AN IDEAL PLACE FOR
family with children; growing neig hbor-
hood good school, fine wat erfront; plenty
of shade. House has large porches. z bed
rooms. baths, steam heat: good stable, 3
box stalls. garage. garden 81 acres; half
mile TO country club. with fine golf course.
Price right. If interested address Box SIS,
Little Silver, j.
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Vermont
Miscellaneous
REAL ESTATE WANTED

/ WANT TO BUY SMALL SUMMER COT
tage on the shore of Long Island Sound,
good location, between Larchmont and
Mamaroneck Write Box 49, 1852 Myrtle
ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

PRIVATE RESIDENCE. SIX ROOMS,
bath all improv ements; fruit trees.
grape vines: property 100x125; block from
school and trolley, 10 minutes from station,
As minutes from New York. Apply 81
Albert St. Railway. n. J,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

TENAFLY--0id Ccforsal stone house,
rooms, all improvements: u acre; 81, SOC
photographs. xIcver. 212 Broadway, N Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

CITY and suburban properties of every de-
scription, a reasonable values. wanted I;
cash buyers waiting. For Immediately re-
suits, address Sisca & Pailadino, 446 East
1J6th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

Observation-Disclosures site, 1eox1TS. on
beautiful Upper Mountain Owner,
b. GARRETSON. 10 Hudson St, New
York. Canal AIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07

SEVEN-ROOM duplex apartment; large
stndto; cool In summer. warm in winter;
attractive location. East jeth St, block
from Gramercy Park. Telephone Gram
ercy alGS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-08-07
Real Estate Opportunities Briefly Told
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR BEN


FARMS AND HOMES - FARMS FOR
| farmers. homes with acreage for com
muters; describe your needs and we will
send cataIog and New Jersey map. AN
DREwS FARM AGENCY, Box 8. go Wes'
! AID St, New York. Phone Bryant 1850.