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The New York herald., 1921-05-21
$50 A SQUARE FOOT FOR
STORE IN HOTEL ASTOR
Other Office and Residence
Leases Reported.

The store on the ground floor of the
Hotel Astor south OF the main entrance.
having 500 square feet OF floor area. has
been leased to tie yorlSe Shirt Company
for ten years at a rental of $4,000 a
year. or approximately $50 square
foot. The lease was negotiated by III. C..
kopp & Co. Possession will be OBJ
tained as soon as alterations are COM
pleted on September |. The lessees are
shirt makers and haberdashers
He'll C Stern leased floors rs follows ::
In lf0 West Twenty-seventh street, to
Ike Karlinsky: in 135 West Twenty
ninth street, to Isadore Chasanoff in
80 West Twenty-first street. to Noah
Schlossberg. In 26 to 80 West Seventeenth
street. to Grossman C Baumgarten in
153 West Fifteenth street. to Mark, Gel
fond g. Brezinsky in 1876 West Twenty
sixth street, TO Manin & Freedman. Inc.
Cross & Brown Company leased the
fifth floor I'm 40 East Twenty
street to Isador and Abraham Gottlieb +;
also renewed leases for Bohemia Res
taurant, Inc. in Offices In Strand The
atre Building: also to Arbooz Il Co,
Inc. exporters and importers, space in
130 West Forty-second street.
Henry Shapiro & co. leased floor in
A. West Thirty-eighth street to Leslie
Mott, Inc, and, with Homer l.. Pence. a.
floor TO Green. Stein & kurzwell
Frederick Fox & Co, Inc. leased a
store in IA East Thirty-seventh street
to N. r. Fraudenheim and Walter C.
Petite; also loft IN 64 East Eighth
street to Weidman & Horowitz.
Samuel III. Martin leased the east
store and basement In l6 La Sale street
to Anthony Minnello
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
suRuRRAN TRANSACTIONS.

Stephen j. Stilwell Realty sold the
residence of Katherine Oehmsen at Har-
rison, n Y, to J. p Trowbridge Of this
city.
Chauncey B. Griffen & Co. rented fur
nished for Mrs, Daisy S. Cohn her six
acre estate on Morris lane. Scarsdale, to
Ascher Wasserman.
Thomas 5. Burke sold for Mrs. Honora
McGrath a dwelling at 80 Orchard
street, Yonkers, n. Y, to Charles Kamp.
Rldgewood Corporation sold through
NJ. IL Elliott house on North Irving
street. Rldgewood. \. j., to Ernest j.
Waterman.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased,
furnished. for the summer season for
Mrs. Carlyon w Bellairs of London,
England. to Frank l.. Polk. former Act
Ing Secretary of State, her property OF
about six acres. with large dwelling.
garage. &c, at the corner Of North
Cedarhurst and Lakeview avenues. Law
renee. l.. 7. The same brokers sold for
Stephen w Linington to Robert p. Ell
der. Jr.. his dwelling, with garage and
two and half acres of ground, on Ho-
bart avenue, Short Hills, n. J.
Lewis II May Company leased for
Miss V. NJ. Austin her house on Fulton
street. Long Beach. l.. J.. TO Harry
Wiesen.
Eugene Jobs-H, r.. Beck Company
leased in Summit. y. j., the Mary A.
O'Rourte property at Irving place to
Capt c. 2. Pedersen: residence or Har-
riet ". A. Rowe AT II Shadyside ave-
nue. TO T,gbert g. Olson Of Brooklyn
William Schwanhauser, chief engineer
OF the Worthlngton Pump Works has
leased furnished the home of Carolyr
4. Davis at AZ Hawthorne place: Fred
erick Lewis Stark of the New York
Times has leased the furnished home
OF Audrey Z. Smith at % Mountain
avenue through the same brokers.
Baker Crowell. Inc. sold the Paul
Baumgarten estate, comprising two
acres, residence and other outbuildings,
at Kings Point road on Long Island
Sound, Great Neck. L l.. TO Thomas
IL. Hall.
Pel g. Tibblts leased the old Sands
estate water front property at Sands
Point. T.. T.. 10 J. NJ Boissevain for the
summer.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Norway Hotel Not In Deal.

NJ. p. Marshall. president OF the Nor
way Hotel Company OF $50 West 103d
street, stated yesterday that his COM
pany is in no way identified with the
Hotel Securities Company. which pur-
chased the Manhattan Square Hotel
so to 5s West Seventy-seventh street
last Thursday.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
BIG GOLF COURSE SOLD
BY ADOLPH LEWISOHN
II6 Acre BelIeciaire Club in
Bayside Changes Hands.

Adolph Lewlsohn has sold through I.
Company. with which Robert d. Black
man is identified, the Belleclaire golf
course, formerly known as the Bayside
course. at Bayside L. l. Tho property
contains about l15 acres of fully de-
veloped rolling land and has a fully
equipped clubhouse and other outbuild-
ings. Ii is one OF the most conveniently
located courses near New York being
but thirty minutes motoring distance
from the Grand Central Terminal Sec
ton.
Mr.. Lewisohu purchased the property
which was then known as the Caine
Farm, about six years ago and shortly
thereafter leased IL to a syndicate. which
laid out golf course and reconstructed
the buildings on same. The club has at
present about 350 members.
Champ & Dasey Of Malba Estates Cor
poration sold Eastcourt. a ten room
dwelling on the Boulevard at Malba-on-
the-Sound. l.. r., TO Charles +. Quincy.
former president OF the Engineers Club
at Roslyn.
RiclSert-Brown Realty Company sold
to Aubrey Beretta two story eight
room dwelling and two car garage on
Seventh avenue. between Jamaica and
Grand avenues. In Norwood Gardens.
Queens.
Lewis H. May Company leased the
following cottages: Far Rockaway. l..
l., for Charles Barth. on Atlantic ave-
nue.. to Stanley Wertheim: for John j.
Gilroy, on Franklin avenue, TO N Sa-
dowsky: for Martin Cunningham. cor
ner smith and Park streets to Ethel
Michel. Edgemere. l.. l.. for Signlund
Spier. on Bay Twenty-nlnth street, 10
B. Turk: for Samuel Simon on Bay
Twenty ninth street, to i. Wolf for NJ.
u. ;. Realty Company. on Mckinley
avenue. TO a. kutz. for l.. StelIges. on
Bay Twenty-ninth street. TO Rose 4.
Cohen. for Lorraine Realty and Con-
struction Company. on Bay Thirty-se
ond street. to s. }. Buzzell; for NJ. B..
$. Realty Company. on Mckinley ave-
nue., to Ellis Altman, for Lorraine
Realty and Construction Company on
Bay Thirty-second street, 10 NJ. Frank.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
QUEENS GAS COMPANY
WANTS HIGHER RATE
Says 1t Is Necessary to Pay
Operating Expenses.

The New York and Queens Gas Com
pany. a suburban subsidiary of the
Consolidated Gas Company. announced
yesterday that 1t has filed with the
Public Service Commission new rate
schedule showing an increase in It's
rate for gas in the Third ward of the
Borough of Queens. The company now
is charging $i25 thousand cubic feet.
plus a service charge of IS cents a
month. The company wants to charge
SLIGO. plus the same service charge. ef-
fectve June 90 The increase is neces-
sary the company said. TO pay operat-
ing expenses and make fair return
on investment
The subsidiary. however. expects 10
benefit after August l by the Consoli-
dated's arrangement to buy gas oil at
lower price, and declared It would
lower it's rate as far as possible soon
after that date.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
TRADING IN BROOKLYN
IS UNUSUALLY HEAVY

Realty Associates sold to l.. L. Kross
the vacant plot at 795 10 500 Grand
street. between Bushwick avenue and
Humboldt street. 901x100. which is leased
for an open air moving picture theatre.
William Susslkind was the broker.
William Liss, Inc. sold to Mr..
Sheeran for Thomas Johnson the south
east corner of Kings Highway and
East Fourteenth street. one corner store
and two extension stores. 25xloo.
Harold Il. Wittemann leased through
W. II. Goldey for forty-two years from
James W. Lingard the building north
west corner of Nostrand avenue and
Bergen street and the building on the
southwest corner of Nostrand avenue
and Prospect place. at n rental OF over
100000 Mr.. Goldey also sold for NJ.
Engelhardt and r. Kirchner the de-
tached frame house at Us Westminster
road.
Henry PIerson & Co. Inc. sold 54l
First street, three story dwelling. for
Mrs. NJ. J. Dalton.
Martin Company leased 10 Murphy &
Stevenson, Inc. space in 36 to IS Flat
bush avenue extension.
William p. Jones and Harry Minden
sold for Sarah Palm and Hazel Harris
to s. e. Neen the two lots each N.6x100,
on the west side of Bedford avenue, 100
feet south of Avenue NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
TELEGRAM BUILDING
DRAWS NEW BANK
Corn Exchange Branch Will
Be Opened at 10Th Street
and Seventh Avenue.

The Corn Exchange Bank has taken a
lease on part OF the ground floor OF
the newly acquired Telegram Building
at Sixteenth street and Seventh avenue
and will establish there another link in its
citywide chain OF banking institutions
The new bank will be known as the
Seventh Avenue Branch. and 1t will be
the forty-fourth branch Of the Corn Ex-
change Bank in the metropolitan area
In keeping with Its policy of following
closely new phases Of city development
the bank became interested in lower
Seventh avenue when the Erenino Tele-
gram moved there from Herald Square.
The bank officials foresaw that the large
newspaper plant would stimulate other
development in the neighborhood.
The opening OF Seventh avenue as a
main traffic artery. the new West Side
subway and the thriving retail district
of West Fourteenth street were other
factors In the banks decision.
Walter f. F'rew, president OF the Corn
Exchange Bank, said yesterday the new
rooms would be fitted out with all mod
eTl DAuk equipment WlLlln Tie HeNL lew
weeks and would be ready for occupancy
June 10. He expected the new branch TO
make a good showing among the other
Corn Exchange subsidiaries.
Merchants in that neighborhood have
been handicapped in the past for lack
Of convenient banking facilities The
new Corn Exchange branch will have
trust and foreign exchange departments
and will render the customary CONNER
cial and credit service in addition to
maintaining checking. savings and safe
deposit departments.
The Evening Telegram will still main
tain it's business Office and advertising
department on the ground floor. the
Seventh avenue frontage Of the, building
being adequate for both institutions.
'"The establishment Of the Evenino
Telegram In that neighborhood,' Mr..
Frew observed yesterday. "creates a new
civic centre there, in way. 1t will
draw other institutions just as it has
drawn the Corn Exchange Bank. and
we look for a steady. substa ntial busi-
ness development throughout the lower
Seventh avenue section"
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
ESTATES APPRAISED.

ISAAC PAcHNER .tApril %. 1920. Leaving
an estate OF ssc,eil. Wife. Adeiina Paci,.
ner, receives s,o;soS rs sons ana aaushters'
s50 West Eighty-fifth street; Rebccca
Schenck. 156th street and Broadway
Sophie Baum. New Rochelle Annas Tucker,
6ie West 1ssth street, receive e7,615 each.
Daushter-n-law. May Pschner, 5es Yves,
1921 street has is s,sTss N SIs
November %. 1920. Leaving an estae OF
ses1 sol, with si7. .25f taxable IN New York.
Wife. Lola a; stonehurner of Baltimore
receives the whole estate.
AnoLpH y. JAIN. Evanston. III. august
~. 1890 Leaving an estate OF $3.50 oof
wi,h sia.s3I taxable in New York. wife
Bersie Y. jain OF Evanston receives $3.50.
600. Sisters. Selma .iahn and Louise Y
Mohnmann, both OF Chicago, receive $4,000
pAui, 4. KATrERMANN. Dover. ". J.
fJanuarv 81. 1920. Leaving personal
estate Of s25s,i5o, WITH s7,i5s taxable IL
New York. one-flfth OF the estate goes tc
each OF these brothers: August, Paterson
n. j.: Emil g.. Dover, n. j., George
ssxony, Germany; Gstthard Ketterma mn
clifton. y. J. Other fifth goes In mino,
ELIZABETH A. COULTER august ~
ie20,. Leaving an estate OF t110.67l. Prin
cipa among twelve benefioiaries II Charles
j. Coulter, nephew, Tuxedo Park, who re
ceives a legacy OF $685. 900 and interest o,
sioe, 4s7 until he IL 10 years old. when h,
receives the principal.
Leaving AN estate OF S15s,352. wife
Hannah Tillman Mathews. lis West FIFTY
seventh street. has life Interest In 1890
and beuuest OF sl4,1f2. Daughter, Mar,
Steel Golden. Larchmont. has n life inter
Get in s36.0J2 and her two children divid
Ss4, ,0Ts.
WILLIAM n. INNS October 81. 1920,
leaving an estate OF sT0s, ,997. Wife. Edit
ponal ldson Tnnis. 525 Park avenue. ha
sio3.s52 outright and . life interest i
eipf1i1, Son and daughters. william 2
fnnis. Providence, n. T.: Dorothy 7. Broom
field. San Francisco, and Janet ], white
Of Providence, receive sf2T,si0 each sic
tors, katherine !. o Rourke. Great Neck
v. H. and Adele I. ristt. Washington
ID. c.. receive $4,000 each
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
BRONX FLATS AND
LOTS DRAW BUYERS
Apartments on COncourse and
Southern Boulevard Figure
In Brisk Trading.

Byrne e. Bowman sold for the Caesar
Realty Company. Paul NJ. Gomberg
president. TO Cont Brothers for invest
ment 3o2s Grand Boulevard and Con-
course. southeast corner OF Bush street.
a five story apartment house. 100x10o.
The structure was held at s225.000 and
returns an annual rental OF approxi-
nlately s2S. 900. The house Is arranged
in thirty-three apartments. with suites
OF from three to six rooms. IL was a
cash transaction. julius II. Zieser at
torney. acted for the sellers and Celer
& Kraushaar represented the buyers.
George Steinman, Inc. sold 1890 Grand
Concourse and Boulevard. southeast
corner Weeks avenue. a new five story
apartment house. sox164. valued at
s19o. 900. to Feinberg & Bernstein.
Harry l.. We'll sold through william
Fl. Steinbeck the five story apartment
house 4oxis3 at 9s9 Southern Boule-
ward. 563 feet south of Westchester ave-
nue.. The seller was represented by
Walter NJ. Wechsler and the purchaser
by Reuben Talley OF Gordon, Talley &
Gordon.
The Y. M. G. A. sold a vacant plot
75xl24.6. on East 149th street. west OF
st. AIMS avenue. and a vacant plot.
7ox1o0. in the rear on l50th street. The
buyef VIII erect q one story mouOn
picture house. with stores. to seat 1900
persons. Kurz & Uren were the brokers.
Frank Volz sold for the Killian es-
tate two lots 100 feet east OF Barnes
avenue on 227th street to f. Weitzel
William Peters & Co. sold for Arthur
p. Moore a frame dwelling at 1904 Null
ford avenue to Anna A. C. Metzner.
George Howe sold for John p. Quinn
his New England Colonial farm house
on College road. Fiedston, Riverdale-
on-the-H Hudson, to Clifford r. Taylor.
Nicholas Leopard sold for Adolph
Kronengold the three story two family
house 1859 Trinity avenue. 19x90. TO John
Arraco: for Annie Schmirer the three
story two family house 1882 Jackson
avenue. 1S7x9O, to Mrs Victoria Tru-
chan: for Mrs. Helen Ruggles the three
story dwelling 1893 East ts3d street, 22x52.
TO Joseph Bloom and Jack Becker: for
Ignatz Wiese the two family house 7S0
Cauldwell avenue. 25x100. to NJ. Mosco-
witz. and for Mary Pallazzalo the three
family house 70o Cauldwell avenue.
ls.6xi15. to Mrs. Angelina Monte.
William Peters & Co. sold for Arthur
z. Moore to Anna A c. Metzner at
1904 Mulford avenue, a frame dwelling
Benjamin Bernstein sold to Loewen-
thai & Son the store property at 1871
and 1873 Boston road. 50xi53x irregular.
through to Clinton avenue.
a. Il. karscher sold for Jacob Holm
stock and others the two five story
double flats at 3o3-305 East Ninety-sev-
enth street, 50xioo VIM. Wolff's Son
was associate broker
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
INSURANCE COMPANIES
ADVANCE LARGE LOANS

The Mutual Life Insurance Company
has advanced to Jessie Ferquharson
and Margaret wheelock s22o.ooo in con-
nection with the twelve story building
being erected at 7s4 and 72s Fifth ave-
nue.. 5ox1co. between F'ifty-sixth and
Fifty-seventh streets. and which is to
he occupied under long term lease by
j. NJ. Gliding & Co. There IL prior
mortgage of $4,000 on the property.
and Sidney w. Hughes advances an
additional $4,000 above the prior loans.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany has loaned TO the New York
Evcnino Post $2b0.0o0 on the property
a. 255 to 26o West Thirty-third street.
125x9s.o. near Eighth avenue. which IL
purchased year ago as a site for tho
new home Of the paper. The mortgage
becomes due In June. 1926. and bears
per cent. interest.
Another loan by the Metropolitan
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Automobiles Stolen.

me following automobiles ware reported
stolen ~ report sent by rA/.lS last night
s-ofn Police Headuna rtcrs.
Ford. 1890 touring iiccnr, 1i2582, New
York motor, 3sJI12s.
OS2si3. New York mot ". y2esg13.
license iO9Je9. New roy. motor, eUS73s
Ford. 1870 touring. license, 1899, New
York, motor, a6SssF
Dodge. 1920. tour;r<, license. i4i33a motor.
Ford. ia2o. coupe license. i5o7s7 New York
fnotS,. 4Sg10Oj.
Ford. as2g touring: license. isece2. New
York, riotor. 31siT5.
Buick, 1920. touring license, 1891, New
York: motor. 6ifps3.
Buick. 1920, touring: license. 24e79s. New
York: motor. I631GO.
Ford one ton truck, green: license, ss4eTJ.
New Yorl;; motor, 325e5s.
Hulck. foi0. touring. dark red. black mud
guards: license, i45325, New York. motor.
5222T0
FORD 1870 touring license, 1906. New
york. motor, 1901
chandler. 1920. speedster; light blue body
black wheels; license, 22oso4, New York.
motor, ofs50
Ford. 1920. touring: license. t5s,s1i, New
York; motor. 412p60l.
Fcrd. ieai, sedan. license, 4seso. New York
motor. 410Sp05
chs ndler, 1920. touring license, 1892. New
Hork: motor, sGe0p.
llcense 2oe3ss, New York motor, ss7fo7.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
HARDING WILL ATTEND
COMMERCIAL DINNER

The dinner to be given Monday by the
New York Commercial to celebrate its
125th anniversity will be very large.
Russell r. Whitman. publisher of the
paper and chairman of the arrange
ments committee. and Il. A. c. Smith.
chairman OF the general committee, ex-
pect an attendance OF 1,500 or more.
President Harding and vice-President
Coolidge will make addresses. Herbert
Hoover. Secretary of Commerce: John
w. Weeks. Secretary of War. and will
III. Hays. Postmaster-ieneral,h have sent
acceptances. and Charles e. Hughes,
Secretary OF State. has given provisional
acceptance.
Preceding the dinner. which will be
held at the Commodore at 8 p. NJ,
there will be a reception for the Presi-
dent and vice-President from TO s
p NJ. following a brass band serenade
at p. NJ.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
(HO[CZZOZxZHS

St Charles Place and Beach. Fresh and ssa
water baths; running water In rooms. elevator.
Superior table: Spring rates: Coach at trains.
I A. Z. WAGNER. Prop w: z. LAYTON. Mgr:
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Psyson Mel. Merrill Company leased
apartments as follows In s25 Park ave-
nue. TO Enoch H. Grasty, In 10 East
Fffty-sixth street TO T.. Dreyfous du
Moulin; in SO Washington Square South
to Mrs. Rose O'Neill Wilson and IN 40
West Fifty-seventh street to Mrs. Ar
thur Phinney and Mrs. Thomas q.
Wiley.
Malcolm II. Smith. Inc. leased In !
West SEVENTEEN street an apartment 10
James G. Kennedy. Jr.; In 90 West
Sixty-seventh street apartments 10 Aus
tin S. Rothwell and Mrs. Martina ;.
Carvin: also In 103 East Eighty-sixth
street to Richard -. skinner. ana an
Office In 437 Fifth avenue TO the Mary
&. Wallace estate.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Bank Plans Harlem Branch.

Plans have been filed by Louis Allen
Abramsou. architect for a new building
ut the southeast corner Of Madison ave.
nue. and 116th street for the Bank OF
the United States as branch. It Will
ne six stories, and the bank will utilize
three floors. The estimated cost Is
s25o.000. Mr.. Apramson is also prepar-
ing plans for a new six story store and
office, 60xi60. at the northeast corner OF
Eighth avenue and Fifty sixth street
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Cable Landing Bill Passes.

WASHINGTON. May 20.-Passage by
Congress Of the kellogg bill empowering
the President to regulate cable landings
in the United States and its possessions
was completed to-day with the accept
ance by the Senate OF minor House
amendments The measure now goes to
President Harding for his approval
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Harding to Quadruplets' Parents.

New HAVEN. May 20.--Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Salzo, parents OF quadruplets
born recently, to-day received a letter
or congratulation from President Har-
ding. One of the four was named War
rem Harding and the President expressed
his appreciation of the compliment
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
PHILADELPHIA Changes Time.

PHILADELPHIA. May 20.--Mayor Moore
10 o-day signed the Philadelphia daylight
saving ordinance. which will become
1fective at A. NJ Sunday. June 5, and
~main in force until the last Sunday
N September.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

Life Insurance Company is one of
Seo0.0 advanced to the Associate Own
ers, Inc. on its property at the north
east corner of Madison avenue and
Thirty-first street, sS.9x1s0. improved
with twelve. seven and six story struc-
lures.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
FOR SALE. SOUTH YONKERs

New stucco house, rooms, baths, steam
heat much out Of the ordinary. 80 Bayley
az. near Valentine lane. New seni-bungalow,
g rooms. all improvements: 44T Van CoTt-
landt Park av.. near Radford ST., 541-54s-
545 -547 Van Cortlandt Park av. 9 room brick
houses freproof garages. All open for in
spectiou daily. ALBERT LOCKWOOD,
owner A1 Wa rbnrton av. Phone Yon<ers 700.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
tft vEsEY STREET

BV JATnts j. DOnuNnE.
i7sth st. 2Si 70, ., 1858 w Cedar av.
25.px8sx irreg; 2a sty dwlg, Am Saw Bank
aRt Geo ] Essig ct al: John v Irwin, atty I;
due. s4.061.1f: taxes. &C, s41475: TO the
plaintiff for $4,000.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
New Jersey-SaIe or Rent.
BIG SACRIFICE.
E0R DENET0PERS 9

425 lots Spotswood. ". j.. at station; Is4
lots, Railway. N. j., III miles from station.
All lots mapped and surveyed ready for de-
yelopment. % Herald, Herald so.
RUTHERFORD REALTY BAEGAINS.
EDW. 8. BROWN. Sbafcr BldE.. Rutherfsra.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Connecticut-SaIe or Rent.
IN rHr MUS or CoNNEcTICUr.


81 minutes out, overlooking Stamford. all
year country home. rooms, baths,
parlors, sleeping porch. Ia acres. garden
planted. car garage. chicken houses. every
comfort. Price $50. 900. Terms
OWNER, BOX IS.
Phone Stamford 2lI7 Glenbrook. Conn
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
46O LONG ISLAND CITY
LOTS TO BE SOLD TO-DAY

Another sale OF vacant property in
Long Island City is scheduled for ! 30
o'clock this afternoon. Ii will be the
second auction affecting property In the
locality conducted by Joseph p. Day
within period of two weeks. IL VIII
be held. rain or shine. in a large tent at
the corner OF Bliss street and Queens
Boulevard.
The property offered comprises 460
subway lots In Long Island City, eleven
minutes from Forty-second street. at
three subway stations on two different
routes. Tie properties are located
along and abutting greensboro Boule-
ward and Greenpoint avenue. The tracts
are owned by the estate OF Henry Van
Rensselaer, Kennedy and by Brenton II.
Collins of England. who is represented
In this country by the Mercantile Trust
Company. Mr.. Collins, who Is 90 years
old, has decided to liquidate his realty
holdings here.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW.

Most magnificent location; Lakes. Woods,
Hills; all modern improvements. very cozy.
Address Box X. Monroe, y. y, or phone
MURRAY Hill 1873
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

CHAUNCEY II. GRIFFEN q Co..
Westchester's Leading Realty Experts,
is East 4lst 81. Murray Hill s32e.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
GIVE THIS ATTENTION

NTlNf - litlS AIIE4NItO.N!
A PELHAM owner offers S22.JM
Colonial clapboard dwelling for $4,000
It's a REAL bafgain; has rooms,
baths, enclosed sun porch, large shady
plot garage; minutes walk to Pelham
station, possession June L easy terms
don't miss this opportunity. OLCoTT a
EGGER. 81 r. 42d st n. Y. Tel. 1896
MURRAY Hill SUNDAY phone Larchmont %
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

The first lot sale of the season at
Long Beach will be held to-day by the
Jere Johnson Jr. Company, auctioneers,
who will auction. by order Of Irving T.
Bush. the balance of his holdings IN the
Westholme section, near the ocean and
boapl walk. The sale will be held on
the premises at p. NJ. The properties
consist OF seventeen modern six room
and bath bungalows. with immediate
possession. and 143 bungalow building
plots on Beach street. the Grand Bottle
ward. &c.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Sale at sound Beach. Conn.

Arthur c. Sheridan win sell at auc-
tion to-day for John Clark Udail two
new dwellings and forty-hve lots on the
waterfront at Sound Beach, near Green
wich. Conn. The dwellings are fur
nished and all the properties command
fine view of Long Island sound The
sale is scheduled to begin at Y. NJ