The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1921-09-01
3 BUILDINGS LEASED
BY RESTAURATEURS
Mirror Candy Go. Also Rents
Whole Structure at No.
40 Nassau Street.

The two story building at the south
west corner of Broadway and Fifty
fifth street formerly occupied by the
Fisk Tire Company has been leased for
twenty-one years for the Schultz Cigar
Stores Company TO the Broadway and
Fifty-hfth street Corporation, which viii
alter and use the ground floor as a
restaurant The lease. which was nego-
tiated by Henry Shapiro Co, includes
the two buildings at 232 West Fifty
finh street. 2ox10o, which sdjoin the
corner on the west. The brokers have
been appointed renting agents.
The newly formed AIdridge Realty
Company. having for directors Joseph
NJ. Edeson. Gerard S. Wittson and
Dorothy E. Hubner. leased the three
story building. 3s.4xS2.5. at 121 West
Forty-fifth street. near Sixth avenue
Wentworth, Lowenstein Stein are at
torneys for the new company. which
1t Is understood represents restaurant
interests.
The two story taxpayer at the south
west corner OF Broadway and Cathedral
n
Thouret. who conducts the Du Barry
Inc. pastry shop and restaurant In the
corner store. The building Is owned
by the Robert Z. Westcott estate. An
adjoining store is occupied by the Weis-
becker meat market. Nine. Thouret is
now leasing the entire building for
twenty-one years. for which she viii
pay in the neighborhood of $500. 900 for
the term The building stands on
site fronting $50 feet on Broadway
and 100 feet on Cathedral Parkway.
and adjoins large site on the street
recently purchased for Improvement
with a fourteen story apartment house.
Charles f. Noyes Company leased the
basement of the New Ellison Building.
90 to 100 william street. to Reed &
Dice. restaurateurs, for a long term
at an aggregate rental of approximately
500, 900.
The Mirror Candy Company has
leased the four story twenty-eght foot
building al 40 Nassau street from Hor-
ace s. Ely q Co. owners, in which It
will establish its NTH downtown store.
The property is opposite the site OF the
new Federal Reserve Bank. Edwards,
Dowiney & Richart negotiated the lease.
The owners purchased the building for
a home for their realty brokerage bust
ness but found ii was too small for that
purpose.
G. Bertram Hubbard. Inc. leased the
store and basement in 1886 Fifth ave-
nue., northwest corner OF 18Th street,
for the F. w. Woolworth Company for
a term OF years to Saul Birns at an
aggregate rental of $4,000. NJ. g. L..
Hess. Inc. represented the owners
Payson Mel Merrill Company leased
o. ~ -
Company the street store in SIS Lex
ington avenue, between Fifty sixth and
Fifty-seventh streets
j. Clarence Davies leased to Sheffield
Farms. Inc, store in 81 Henry street
for five years also to Sheffield Farms.
Inc. store in 3s7 First avenue.
NJ. Rosenthal Company leased to the
Toronto Cloak Company the sixth floor
in 23s and 2SS Fifth avenue.
NJ. a L. Hess Inc. leased the seventh
floor In Is East Eighteenth street 10
Koppelman g. kristal also space in 329
East Twenty ninth street to the Einson
Autograph Company, and in IL to 81
East Twenty second street to the God
dess Undergarment Company. Feinberg
g. Feinberg. and l. Warschauer &, Co.
Pease & Gilman leased offices in 5S7
Fifth avenue to Joseph ADVOCATE and the
store In "a West Thirty-fifth street to
DR.. Mira Khan and others.
White Goodman leased store In 152
Madison avenue to Herman Cohen third
left in II West Broadway to Hamilton
Display Company office In 70 Fifth
avenue TO Bloom. Berman & Becker
also In 80 and 40 West Thirty second
street to Interstate Dress Company. and
store In i3S Wooster street to Grey
hound Transportation Company.
Charles G. Edwards Company leased.
with Harris. Vought & Co. the store in
s and 5 East F'orty-sixth street to the
Blue Bird Hats. Inc. In conjunction
with the Gross z Brown Company Of
fees In s East Forty-first street to H
b. Gibbs. and for the Importers Build
ing Company Offices in Sc to ~ Leon
ard street 70 Joseph r. Lamont
Daniel Birdsall g. Co. Inc. leased the
third loft In 447 Broadway TO 4. Shellen-
berg & Alexander; also the priva te
dwelling at IS West Seventy-second
add LEASES -.
street to Theresa Ballet.
Lessee Buys Carlton Terrace.
Morris White. who with associates
two years ago leased the Carlton Ter
race restaurant at the southwest corner
of Broadway and l00th street from Jo-
sepn r. Tlke, mas now purchased the
land and buildins from Mr. Pike. While
no price is mentioned in the deal the
recorded deed shows that Mr. White
took the property subject 70 two mort
cages aggreGating $4,000. or this
$4,000 is in the form OF a second
mortgage. allowed TO remain by Mr.
Pike for three years at per cent.
The building has two stories and was
erected about ten years ago for Mr.. Pike
and Paul Salvin. who operated the res
taurant. II stands on a site fronting
4o.7 feet on Broadway and 2i9 feet on
Tooth street.
Firm buys Chamber ST. Building.
BARLEY Brothers & Hall, now at 100
Chambers street and so Warren street.
have purchased the adjoining property
at l22 Chambers street and So Warren
street for their business. The building
is five stories high and has frontaees
of twenty-five feet on both Chambers
and Warren streets. Extensive altara-