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The New York herald., 1921-06-07
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Cross & Brown Company leased to
strawbridge & Clothier of Philadelphia
for a showroom the Fifth avenue front
OF the fourth floor in the Victoria
Building at 230 Fifth avenue at an ag
areeate rental of about $4,000. The
same brokers leased space In 562 Fiftl,
avenue to Mime. Norcross. corsetiere.
Rice C Hill and Tankoos. Smith &
Co. leased to Young Brothers, mems
hats, store in 6 Broadway at a rental
OF approximately 100000.
Emanuel King leased to Harold L.
Cool the two stores at 653 and 655 West
81 street for the sale of talking ma :
chimes.
Menson-Jacobs Company. Inc. rented
floors as follows: In ia West Thirtie.ll
street to Claridge Manufacturing Com
rany for five years at an aggregate
rental of $31.500; i'm the same building
to Bass Brothers for five years at an
aggregate rental OF 1850. and to Saltz-
man Brothers at an aggregate rental
OF $4,000; In "a West Twenty-fifth street
to Mayflower Skirt Company for five
years; I'm the same building to J.
Borgenicht Company for five years: in
10 West Twenty-ninth street to Herwit
A. Cohen for five years at an aggregate
rental OF $4,000. and in West Thirty
seventh street for three years.
G. Tuoti G. Co. leased for II. NJ. Well
Company to Mr.. Di Leo the two five
story tenements, with stores. at 155 and
1ci Ridge street: also 164 Attorney street.
abutting. five story tenement house.
Charles G. Keller leased for +. L;v-
ingston Pell. James D. and Walden Pell
the first loft in 479 Sixth avenue to
Adcr & Filler.
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REALTY JOTTINGs.

Jules Nehring, Inc, has secured from
the Commonwealth Savings Bank a
first mortgage OF 10000 on the build
Jugs at the northwest corner OF Webster
evcnue and 200th street.
M. Morgenthau. Jr.. Company placed
for the Terrain Realty Company a first
mortgage of $4,000 for five years on
1856 and 135 West Eleventh street. Elk
story elevator apartment, recently mod
ernized by the owner.
Fred oppenheimer and s. seiniger e.
Co. have placed $4,000 for a term of
years on the property improved With
three story brick theatre. 6oxloo, at
235 to 239 East Fourteenth street for
the New 14th Street Theatre Corpora
ton, which is controlled by Hyma .
Weisner and Max Steiner.
Edwards & Richart and Louis p.
Dowdney have consolidated their Of
fices under the firm name OF Edwards,
Dowdney & Richart at 1855 Broadway.
Nome Levitt Is the buyer Of the houses
al iio and 1i2 West Hath street. sold
recently.
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GIVES LONG BEACH LOTS
FOR WEST SIDE HOUSE
Trader Buys on West End
AU.-Other DUelling Sales.

Joseph p Day sold for John C.
Freund. president Of the Musical Amer
lea Company. his residence a. 80 West
End avenue, four story building 4
the northeast corner of Ninety-seventh
street and West End avenue, 1s.11xss.
The property has been held at $4,000.
and was sold to A. Hollander for resi-
Dental purposes. In part payment cer-
tain boardwalk lots at Long Beach
west oS the Nassau Hotel were given
by the purchaser.
Porter & Co. sold to the Ethel Hold
ing Corporation the three story dwell
ing at 23s West 13oth street.
lie Roy Coventry sold for Arthur d.
flanagan three story dwelling, 16.sx
100 at l07 West Eighty-seventh street.
r. G. Pepper Of Wood, Dolson Conn
rany sold for George Brownell a four
story dwelling. 2ox1o0.Sia. at s1o West
Eighty-ninth street.
Harris. Vought & Co. sold for the
Avord Realty Corporation the four story
dwelling. 25x102.2. at TIA East Eightieth
street
William GoIdstine and Simon Myers
Rave purchased from the Smith estate
two three story dwellings, S4xS0 at J09
and Ill East 105th street.
Fred Oppenheimer resold the three
three story dwellings at 10 and 2l Lewis
street and 40 Broome street, southwest
corner. to Rose Volofsky. c. Edward
Lapp represented the purchaser.
Geo. R. Read & Co. sold for the
Henderson Estate Company to the DUO
de Richelieu two private houses at 555
East Eighty-sixth street and 40 Eas.
End avenue, 30x5O.
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OPERATORS CLOSE
TWO HARLEM DEALS
Buy Two Flats and q Dwelling;
Apartment House Trading
Is Uneventful.

William Goldstone and Simon Myers
have bought from the estate of Thomas
L. Watt the four story flat at 1904 and
1906 Park avenue, 50x70. adjoining the
southwest corner of 125th street, to-
gether with abutting three story and
basement dwelling at II East 124th
street, on lot 2ox100.11. The latter
was erected by the late Judge Weide. a
prominent figure In Harlem. Morston
Co. were the brokers in the transaction.
Another deal by the same operators
involves the purchase from the Marcus
Ball estate of England of the five story
four family house at 102 East 11Sth
street, on lot 27x100. adjoining Park
avenue. It contains two stores. one a
bakery William w. Jones was the
broker.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Fred H.
Smith the five story apartment house.
54x100, at 61S and go West 1Ssth
street.
Jacob Brown sold to Frank Levy 1415
Fifth avenue, southeast corner of 116th
street, a five story flat with stores, 25.2
xs5. The recorded contract price was
S6S.S00.
James II. Cruikshank purchased from
Loretta J. Gallagher 329 East Seventy
fifth street, four story flat, 2S.4x102.
Jules Nehring and Harry Sugarman
were the brokers.
G. NJ. Folsom & Co. sold for II. w,
Dazien the two five story flats at 142
and IA West 117th street, held at
$4,000.
Ss,OO0,OOO i'm Navarro Flat Lease.
The rental to be paid by the syndicate
which recently took over the Navarro
flats on Seventh avenue, Fifty-eighth
and Fifty-ninth streets. for period of
twenty-one years, will exceed 100000
1t also has an option TO buy the prop
crty within three years for $4,000, 600.
The syndicate is composed OF Samuel
Augenblick, president; Louis B. Brod-
sky, vice-president: Benjamin Menschel.
secretary, and Harry Miller, treasurer.
There are leases on the premises run
ming for one and two years, and at their
expiration the lessees plan to convert the
present apartments of eleven and twelve
rooms with two and three baths into
smaller suites. They will also install
stores along tho Seventh avenue front.
Albert Field was the broker in the
transaction.
Buyers mt jackson Heights.
F. G. Randall, vicc-president OF the
Greensboro Corporation, purchased two
apartments in 1888 Twenty-third street.
Jackson Heights. M. G. Mohr has pur-
Chased an apartment in 125 Twenty
third street.
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SUBURBAN MARKET NEWS.

Lewis II. May Company sold for Peter
". Rouss his seashore estate on Beach
street, Long Beach. L. l.. to Charles
APPEL. represented by John Lunstedt.
The property consists OF a three story
completely furnished dwelling with
karage and was held at $4,000.
Cooley Realty Company sold in Mount
Vernon, ~. Y, for Reginald ID. French
his home in Oakwood Heights to the
bixby Realty Company; also for Charles
l.. Cosse his house ut 30S Rich avenue
to William b. Needham.
Thomas s. Burke sold for Harry NAL
iory tho promises at 40 and 20 Land.
tcapc avenue, Yonkers, TO Campbell NJ,
Loiini.
A. G. Thompson Company sold for tie
Charles T. Pegg estate 1870 acre farm
fully stocked, with twelve room house
at Neshanic, N. J. to Albina Dalmeu.
Thomas 6. Burke sold to Mrs. NJ. L.
Iiesson a stucco house on the corner Of
Roosevelt and Pelhamdale avenues, Pei-
ham. This is one Of the new dwellings
recently completed by the Pelham Manor
7fomes. Inc.
Burgoyne Hamilton and Adrian Iselin
I'd sold the country home OF tho late
John X. McCreevoy, seven acres. at
QuioEue. Wosthampton. l.. T., TO Arthur
y. Daaa.
Prince Ripley sublcased for Fred
erick II. Cruger his residence at South
broadway, Dobbs Ferry. to William n.
Kohn.
Chauncey b. Griffen & Co. sold for
William II. and Inez Bell their house and
adtoining plot on the southerly side Of
bedford road. Pleasantville. to John w.
Buragraf OF this city.
Prince Ripley sold for Anita Feister
her residence at Concord avenue. in
the Lester Hill section of White Plains.
TO Bruce Ellison OF this city: also rented
for Julius Blum. his home, furnished for
the summer season. at Ardsley Park.
Ardslev ON Hudson. TO Julius Stein OF
this city and for Eliza NJ Ewald her
residence, Furnished for the summer sea-
sor, on Prospect street. White Plains.
n. Y. to Adolph Sperlns of this city.
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HOUSE BARGAIN.

COUNTRY ESTATES
AND HOMES.
sale or Rent.
KENNETH IVES & CO.,
~ Fast 42d st. Murray Hill 6oJ'.
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REALTY CORPORATION
BUYS BROOKLYN FLAT
Acquires Pierrepont-Henry on
Heights-Other Deals.

The Pierrepont-Henry. q nine story
apartment house at 161 Henry street,
corner of Pierrepont street, has been
sold by Henry r. and Catherine A. NAL
comson by Cary. Harmon & Co.. Inc,
and Haviland & Sons TO the Second
United Realty Corporation. Cary, Har-
mon & Co. will act as agents for the
property.
!. Salzberg sold for l.. Sherr to M.
Wolpe the one family stucco cottage,
40x100. on the south side Of Seventieth
street, at 2164.
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PLOTS SOLD IN FINE
RESIDENTIAL AREAS
One Bought by Construction
Co. on Upper B'way; Other
in Carnegie Hill! Zone.

Emphasizing the trend of the market
toward vacant land buying, two valua-
BILE plots changed hands yesterday in
residential districts of Mamie t-en, one
on the Heights and the other in the
Carnegie Hill section. The former in
volved the plot. 1ooxs7.s. on the north
side of 16sth street. 21S.3 feet west OF
Broadway and directly opposite the
Twenty-second Regiment Armory. This
was sold by Emma Z. Bannon to the
Cora Construction Company through L.
Refs & Co. The buying company was
recently formed by Samuel I. Goldberg,
attorney. with Samuel l.. Rels. Joseph
Cohen, John Bogart, John j. Ascher
and Isidor REFS as directors.
In the Carnegie Hill section the Trask
estate conveyed to Francis w. SERVER
the plot, 5o.9x90.sx irregular. on the
south side of Eighty-eighth street, 1922
feet east Of Fifth avenue. The site has
long been considered one OF the choicest
unimproyed side street plots in the
neighborhood.
Plan 100000 West side Garage.
Plans have been filed for garage,
1063x1017 at 327 West Sixty-ninth
street, for L. II. Redner C. B. Meyers,
architect, estimates the cost at 100000.
BIucbird Restaurant Sold.
The Bluetird Restaurant, at 210 West
Forty-secend street, has been sold by
the Crescent Realty Company to the
city Restaurant Company. Louis Pos
ner president, for a reported price OF
S2S0,O0O. Included in the deal Is the
lease of the two story building. which
has nineteen years more to run. The
Associated Statesmen. Inc, negotiated
the deal. II.
%155,OOO Loan on Bronx Corner.
The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany has made building loan to the
st. James Park Realty Company Of
sl75,000 on the property. 100x150, at
the northwest corner OF Morris avenue
and 1881 street. The realty company
few days ago purchased the property
from the David Miller Company.
Tenant Buys Midtown Loft.
Rachman Novelty Company. tenant in
ca East Twenty-eighth street, has pur-
chased that property from the Aid
Realty Company for $4,000. 1t Is a
four story loft building with extension
20.10xS4, located at 1918 feet east OF
Madison avenue.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
Murrell Realty Corporation sold to the
Monner Realty Company the six sto'.;,
apartment at the southwest corner OF
Madison avenue and Ninety-seventh
street, 50.11x92.4x irregular.
William NJ Ruschaupt sold to l.. and
- Vogel 564 Ninth avenue, q four story
flat, 19.9x75. near Forty-first street.
Anna Feldman sold to Zacherie Wer-
fel "a to 90 Cannon street, six story
tenement, 34.1x100.
Beneficial, Holding Company sold to
Nyer Wool 1918 Lexington avenue, a
three story dwelling, 17xS0.
Benjamin Goldstein sold to Moses
Knauer 2l West 10th street. three
story dwelling, 14xS4.5.
Horace T. Horton sold to Georse F.
W. Grimm 261 West 1920 street, a
three story dwelling, 16x99.11.
Mary l.. Mullen sold to Mary Cloran
the three story dwelling at 40 Bradhurst
avenue, 1S.2xS7.9.
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o.GoRMAN,s SON FREED.

A disorderly conduct charge against
James O'Gorman, Jr., % years old, Of
SlS West 10sth street, son of former
United States Senator O'Gorman. was
dismissed in West Side Court yesterday
when the young man told Magistrate
Silberman that he had not heard n
patrolman tell him to ''move along"
His failure to obey the command at
Forty-second street and Seventh avenue
Sunday morning caused his arrest.
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Barnet BAR Parcel To-da,
BRONX TRANSACTIONS.

Alexander Selkin, David Mintz and
Harry p. Katz sold 277t Bainbridge
avenue. a three story dwelling, with
two car garage, 50x100.
wendover- Grand Realty Company sold
70 the Jackloff Realty Holding Com
pany the four story flat at 1886 WASH
ington avenue, 25x90.
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RICHMOND DEALS REPORTED.

Cornelius G. Kolff sold for Josephine
Harper her dwelling on the corner of
Dewey avenue and Miles avenue, Great
Kills. to Father Samuel Ludlow Of New
York city.
ton for Albert e. Hadlock his property
ON the corner of Bement avenue and
Cary avenue. St George. S. T., to kath-
crime O'Mahony.
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HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write 4. rNsER,
Mlnoola. Tel. Garden City 1G42w.
OppoI,TrrNITy

II YOU have $4,000 and can furnish good
references. You can have n home built either
on your own idea or from our various plans
IN ono OF the finest high ground locations on
Long Island: no assessments. tax exempt
zone. 10 year old shade trees throughout
the property: five foot sidewalks and park
inss: curbs all laid. sewerage, water, gas.
electric and telephone conduits Installed.
Write BUILDER. $50 Herald, Herald 50.
room, now stucco shlngle. latest improve
ments, select location, Jamaica, l.. J.: >
minutes station. sacrifice LOCO: cash
$500. balance same rtnt: owner. 40
Herald. Herald au.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

WANTFD-rurnished house. with garage, at
Pelham. New Rochelle or White Plains.
June 20 to September 20. for adult family
OF three Christian state full particulars rs
aud Price. 4s Herald. Herald so.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

->-----------,~---D----~~--~~
AMER. REALTY co, 2ne Brotcway, buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties.
HAVE 5000 for well located cold water
flat: must be cheap and show good return
on investment.
BILTMoRE REALTY corr. TlAiEs BLDG.
PROPERTY leased oa proiIt snaring basis F:
results guaranteed. cash security given.
NEUwAY RENTING CO. 2i7 W. i25th 81.
WE collect rents. oss commission; years OF
experience. 8. l.. ARONDS Co. 4I0
fremont av.
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR RENT.

BRICK building. 1900 sq. It.. suitable for
factory or storage; garage 3oNsO It.. house
i2 rooms and bath, ono acres ~ lard
Island city. Astcria 1895.
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BUSIiTESs PLACES TO LET.

From Battery 10 1iih ST.. Inclusive.
BROADWAY, $50 Stewart nulldlng). FUR
rished office with eafe and telephone
Room s25.
FOR RENT-Small room also desk room
or will sell lease large room partltionsd
into three smaller rooms. CoYNE. ii6 Nag
az, -ooin iii3.
FOR Rsnt--one desirable desk room or hais
% private office, with telephone service
stuyyerant. ed6i or ipp Broadwey, room 52s
HALE of private offics: furnished. tels-
phone, stenovrsphio services. Room f06
Tribune Bulldlne
IOr-TS- posseesion. - White A.. aOxioO.
i3S West 2tth. 25Sio0 i2G biceckcr g..
and basement. 2JSiCo. ovner sI22 Longacre
LfGfIT loft. 400 feet, 2ee cherry st $3.50
month. sIiARuM, 40 Broadway.
PRIVATE OFFICE for rent, furnished; SIS
monthly. Telephone $3.50 stuyvosani.
The New York herald., 1921-06-07
HISTORIC ELMHURST
LOTS BRING $500 EACH
Old Moore Holdings Sold BY
J. p. Day at Auction.

All of the 410 lots which were offered
at auction for the estate or John J. Moore
In Elmhurst, j.. l., last Saturday were
disposed of by the time the sale ended In
the evening. Joseph P. Day the auction
eer, was on the stand three and one-half
hours, which means that he sold two lots
every minute. The total price obtained
was $206.232 or an average Of about $500
a lot. The property had been In the
hands OF the Moore family for $50 years
It was the first auction sale OF unim-
proved property held In Elnlhurst in
several years.
John M. Dickinson, attorney repre-
senting the heirs Of John J. Moore. said
after the sale. 1t seems as though we
were parting with an heirloom, because
this vacant tract has been in possession
Of the Moore family for so many years.
I'VE are, however, most gratif'ed with
the prices obtained. the selling of Mr..
Day and the work Of his splendid organ
ization Everything went like clock
work, there was no confusion and In a
very short time all of the minor details
Of the sale were concluded. look upon
the sale as huge success from every
standpoint"
Lots on the north eide of Queens Boul-
tNdlu DTOuSlL p0JV tiCli, WHlic tJOSc Oii
the south side ranged from sS25 to 5000
each. Laurel Hill Boulevard lots aver
aged s700 each, while those on Fitch
avenue brought from $400 to 1926 each.
Albion street frontages sold from 5000
to $415 each. while lots on other streets
brought from s525 to s4o0 each.
Auction Barnet BAR Parcel To-day.
Joseph p. Day. auctioneer. will sell to-
day. in Supreme Court partition sale.
at noon, in the Town Hall at Jamaica.
the frame dwelling. 75xS3. at 10 Wave
crest avenue. Arverne. for the estate of
the late Barnet Baff. poultry dealer.
Shampan & Shampan. architects. have
flled plans for n two story department
store to be erected upon a plot S0x99
on the southwest corner of Seventy first
street and New Utrecht avenue, for Mrs.
Edward Virgins.
Samuel Galitzka sold for Sol. Wolff to
f. Gilbert the new two story house, with
garage, 50x100. at 1909 East Twenty
second street. F'latbush.
Henry l.. Nielsen rented store in
Court Square for s. Dombeck to Reuben
II. Donnclley Corporation.
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HOUSES TO LET, FURNISHED.
Borough of Bronx.

Borough Of Bronx. re5s
FURNISHED room house; maids room,
bath. screens and awnings: garden planted.
July I TO October /. 6I5 Herald, Her
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Connecticut--saIe or Rem.

BELL & PIERsoN, Real Estate.
- Atlantic ST.. Stamford. Phone 2sl5
FACTORY. story brick building. 10000
SO. IT,, IN centre of Norwalk, Conn, on
main road suitable for any kind of man
ufacturing or automobiIs showroom. stor-
age and repair ship. Address NORWALK
AGENCY Ncrwaifx
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DISPLAY your ad with
WHITE SPACE like this,
REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Island-SaIe or Rent.
ANITYVuIE.


AMITYvILLB.
butler:s pantry. bath; excellent eondition !:
all improvements. fireplace, light attic
large. dry, csmented cellar; auto accommo-
dations; plenty ground excellent soil; ber-
ries, fruit trees: boating. bathing. fishing
minutes station, 4 minutes school and large
village: all churches communting distance /;
quick. Address ADVERTISER, 243 Haisey
81. Brooklyn, or phone Decatur 50e5 for fur
ther particulars.
cEDARHURsT, L. big bargain; for
rooms. three bathrooms. sun parlor. large
porch. steam heat lot 75xI5o; all modern
IMPROVEMENTS. Room 905, 1o2 West 42d ST..
city. Tel. Bryant 1913 1869 Far Rock
away.
FOR SALE or rent-East Neck, Hunting
ton. l.. l.; overlooking the bay and Sound: /:
Is acres, with Colonial dwelling. having s
masters bedrooms. sleeping porch. 3 bath
rooms. servants rooms in extension: fully
furnished, garage. stable, cottage. &c; best
water supply; very high ground. maEnlfi-
cent views: thoroughly well appointed
country home. contiguous 70 golf club
price $4,000; easy terms would rent to
'sirable tenant NJ $4,000. Full particulars.
HOWELL J. LOMAN. 542 5th av.. ~ Y.
Vanderbilt 6es5. or Huntington. L. I. 5.M.
FREEPoRT.-Two new lo,rcn Colonial
homes; ultra modern in evcry respect
place. sun parlor brick porches: cement
walks, garages. select location on corner:
convenient for committing; finest construc-
tion and material throughout Investigate:
prices $4,000 and sl4.J00: terms. CATER
& SONS, Buildern, 20 Railroad av.. Freeport.
Phone eDe.
HOMES AND ACREAGE. Write i. rNSER,
Mlneole. Tel. Garden City 1642w.
HOMES, $500 upWard. ,asy terms. HYDE
a. BASTEE, Port Washington, l.. I.
LONG 1SLAND.--Stop paying high rents:
new six room houses only SO. 500: full size
cellar, All improvements, tax exempt. Terms
reasonable TO responsible people. Write
LuMBER DEALER, X 40 Herald Herald 81.
NEPoNSIT-For sale or rent. beautiful now
ono story cottage, last one. rooms. sun
parior. bath, shower: possession ~ once.
Address OWNER. ilG II Newport av., Ne.
pcnsit, H. !. Tel. GlsW Bell Ilarbor.
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New York.

HEART OF CATsKILLs. $500 II. elevation:
4 and = room bungalows. large farm; wor-
derful views: fpring water; long season..
Mrs. NJ. a. THOMAS. Lake Hill n. y
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Berough Of Brooklyn.

ELEVEN room residence for rent furnished
for summer season: immediate possession:
situated in most delightful residential sec
tion OF Bay Ridge, on hill. with wonderful
Phone or call Mrs. M. p. MAXWELL. 225'
SD ST.. Brooklyn. Shore Poad 768
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FOR RENT-In Highland Park. just ~est of
Atlantic Highlands. n. j.: five -eighths mile
TO station. family bedrooms. family
baths In addition to lavatory first floor
services of a good cook and housekseper
and handy man TO care and drive automobile
IL desired rent very moderate by the sea-
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New Jersc.-Sale or reny.

ASECRY PARK, Ocean Grove. Allenhurst.
Bradley, Deal.-Summer cottages. hotels.
CONMUTERS.-2-3 acre OF fruit. garden.
lawn and shade; attractive house; every
Improvement; garage: fine. high location:
near schools and express depot; 81 500.
FRANK STEVENS. Rid;ewood. n. J.
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M charming nome, corner, perfect cotlui-
tion; every rnodernity; garage: 2iz lots
near stores. schools; committing, 0c.; 5000
CLARA HENSCHEL, ti2 Overpeck av..
Ridsef'ed Park Phone Hackensack s4o-J.
Cortlandt 1920.
Rent unfurnlshed. five rooms
of ten room private home, including light
heat, $I5; entire possession ten rooms with
garage, $3.50. Phone $50 Rdgevood.
RIDGEWOOD.-Nine room house furnace;
half acre: barn; fruit; $500: 81 900 cash
photographs HOVER. 212 Broadway, y. y.
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REWARD 4 KRAFT. Real Estate.
$50 Husuenot ST. Tel 26if. New Rocheiie.
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Miscellaneous.

BEAUTIFUL occa room. all sports: sub
way: reasonable. a. Herald Herald so
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
Above seth st.-sth Av. to East River.

Observation-Disclosures av. corner building
nice residential section; $27 900: quick
action necessary. LEON s. ALTMAYER, So
East seth.
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APARTMENTS = UNFURNIsHED.

Above 5sth st.--5th Av. to East River.
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Buyers mt jackson Heights.

F. G. Randall, vicc-president Of the
Greensboro Corporation, purchased two
apartments in 1888 Twenty-third street.
Jackson Heights. M. G. Mohr has pur-
Chased an apartment in 125 Twenty
third street.
The New York herald., 1921-11-13
MRS. AUDITORE FACES
CHARGE BY CHAUFFEUR
ForcibIe Entry and Barring
His Family Alleged.

Abraham Mousakes. chauffeur for
whom Frank Auditore. the "milliontire
stevedore." built $4,000 garage and
home at the rear OF the Auditore resi-
dcnce. at 139 Coleridge street, Manhat--
tan Beach. obtained summonses yester-
day in Coney Island Court for Mrs.
Luisa Auditore. Auditore's wife. and
John Fallon. described as a private de-
tective and bodyguard for Mrs. Audi
tore. The summonses are returnable
next Tuesday. and charge the defend
ants with committing a misdemeanor In
forcibly entering Mousakess garage and
then barring him out.
Mousakes said that November s. while
he was away, and his wife had their
two-year-old child out for an airing.
Mrs. Auditore and Fallon changed the
locks on the garage. When Mrs. Mou-
sokes returned she was told she could
not enter and when she attempted to so
up to the living apartments above the
garage, Fallon drew n revolver. IL was
alleged. Mousakes said that later he
managed to get into the living apart
ments, but he has not been able to use
the garage.
Auditore no longer lives In the resi-
dence. and separation action between
him and Mrs. Auditore is now pending.
Mousakes said he Is still in Mr.. Audi
torres employ.