New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-22
Brokers Kept Active
Locating Space for
Business Concerns

Max N. Natanson leased to George
Legg & Sons the store, basement and
frst loft in the Arena Building, So 40
West Thirty second Street, containing
about 10000 feet, for an aggregate
rental of 100000.
Brown, Wheelock Company, Inc. .has
leased space at 395 Broadway to Rob
ert II: Baxter; at 795 Broadway a loft
to j: Steinberg & Son; the building at
70 Wooster Street to F. g. C. Babbino;
at 1873 East Thirtyfourth Street, a
the Flatiron Building to Loeb, Ash &
Wyler; Offices at 81 Wall Street to
Schechter e. Lotsch; at 40 Wall Street
to Kennzler & Co., Inc; at 80 Broad
Street to Schulkind Bros. at 1906
Broadway to Fucker e. Friedman,
Henry Engel & Sons. Mozzola & Bruno
and John d. Schnepf: at 1926 East
Twenty sixth Street to George E.
Mignon and the Gardner Advertising
Co..; the store at TIA Blocker Street
Street to Miss Ruth Pontius, the
ground floor of which looks out on the
Italian garden, in the center of the
block. for n tea room; TIA Sullivan
Street to Mrs. Florence Doughty; 176
Sullivan Street to Miss Mary Louise
Alexander; and with William A. White
& Sons space at 43 Exchange Place to
Carl w. Hamilton.
Spear & Co: leased floors at SIT
Broadway to Simon Alderman; at 119
and 121 Blocker Street to Never Rim
Pants Company, Inc; at 1923 East
twenty second Street to Nathan Levin;
at 100 Greene Street to Nj. Brown; at
80 and so Greene Street to Boxner
Medicine Company; at $50 West Broad
way to Polar Knitting Company, Inc;
at 359 West Broadway to w. g.. B.
Artificial Leather Corporation; at 1877
to 13l Mercer Street to Basket Import
ing Company, Inc; at as to so Wooster
Street to Unity Paper Box Company
Inc; at Alp and Ala Lafayette Street
to Aranes Doll and Supply Company;
at % and 30 East Fourth Street to
Beck e. Belauf; at 90 and 80 East
Fourth Street to Harding Waist Com
pany, and the store and basement at
1853 and 100 Greene Street TO Taub
Paper Company. Inc.
Frederick Fox & Co.. Inc leased the
second floor. containing 1000 square
feet, in the Hnvland Building, II East
Thirty sixth Street, to the Gum Furni-
ture Company for offices and sales
rooms.
The Charles F. Noyes Company
leased the seventh floor Of the Borden
Building, at l06 and 108 Hudson Street,
at an aggregate rental Of about $780,
0O0 to Seggerman Bros, importers and
exporters.
Hirsch & Friedman leased the top
floor at 6 to 10 East Thirty second
Street to eiane Costume Co., Inc;
third floor at 165 Madison Avenue to
Mallas & Cravis and top floor to Morris
Wohi; with Bauer, Mlbank g. Molloy,
the second floor at 143 Madison Avenue
to Buddy Rheinstrom, Inc.
Peter p Sherry leased for John P.
Koon the buildings 66 West Thirteenth
Street and 1888 Sixth Avenue, south
east corner Thirteenth Street, to the
United Cigar Stores Company
Berlowtz e. Caine leased at 1875
West Thirty-second Street floor to
the Eastern Knitting Mills; at 261 to
265 West Thirty-sxth Street floor to
Harris & De Salvo, and at $50 West
Thirty-fourth Street a floor to M.
Denker & Son.
Ames & Co. have leased for James
McCullaugh the building at 80 West
Thirty sixth Street to Ivan Nicoloff, the
store at 81 West Thirteth Street to
Abraham Kemp, and space at 1876 West
Twenty seventh Street to M. Cohen.
Corporation leased to Read Holiday
& Sons, Limited, the third floor at %
Reade Street and the second loft at IA
Fulton Street to Victor Toledo.
William G. MacLean, Inc, leased the
corner store in the Fidelity Building.
northwest corner of Twenty sixth
Street and Sixth Avenue. to the Pho
neer Braid Company.
P. NJ Clear G. Co. leased the store
and basement at 1913 Seventh Avenue
to j. A. Dainof, stationery and print
ing, and the second loft to Samuel
Levy, and the store at 256 West TWEEN
ty-eighth Street to the North Side
Lumber Company.
The Haggstrom- Callen Company
leased the salesroom at 1873 West
Sixty-ffth Street to the. Schultis Auto
motive Corporation.