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New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Part of Historic Battle
Ground To Be Sold
Litchfield Family to Sell Old
Holdings Opposite Ball
Park in RrOoklyn

The Litchfield family, Of Brooklyn,
which formerly owned most of Pros
pect Park, where the old Litchfeld
home is now used by the Park Depart
ment, has decided to sell it's vacant
land holdings in one of the most his
toric sections of Brooklyn--in the i'm
mediate vicinity Of the Cortelyou
homestead, where on August 81. 1776.
an important part of the Battle of
Long Island was fought between the
Colonials and the British troops. Here,
on the very lots to be sold by the
land soldiers under the command of
William Alexander (titular Lord
Stlrlng) were engaged in COM
bat with the troops under Lord Corn
wallis. In more recent years the
Litchield lots have been used for
various purposes, including that of the
Greatest Show on Earth"-the Bar
mum & BaileyRingling circus. The
old Washington Park baseball grounds
are in the same neighborhood.
The Litchfelds have owned the 107
lots about to be disposed of for about
seventyfve years. Because of their
location. on Fourth and Fifth avenues,
Third, Fourth and Fifth streets. they
are closely adjacent to the Fourth Ave
nue. subway and the Fifth Avenue 81"
with stations located at Third, Union
and Ninth streets and surface lines in
Third and Seventh avenues and in
Union Street.
Joseph ?. Day will sell the Litchfeld
estate lots in the Vesey Street sales
room on Thursday, June /.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Many More Bronx Apartments
Pass to New Landlords

The 1sadorem Realty, Inc. I. Monte
fore Levy president, soid TO the Rev.
DR.. Samuel Masels the southwest cor
ner. of 15sth Street and linton Avenue,
a fve-story house with seven stores.
45x100.
The building with eight stores and
apartments at 773781 East 1e9th
Street, 1O9x100, which replaced the old
Mckinley Casino, has been purchased
by the Joe-Hen Realty Corporation, J os-
eph Goldfein president. from the G.
and E. Improvement Corporation.
Mathilda E. Weber sold to Mandel
G. Alkon fve-story store tenement at
224s Fifth Avenue, 2bx85.
Max Edison sold to the Bot-Dorf
Realty Company. Nathan and Mary
Botwin and Golda and Herman Dorfman
directors, two hve-story apartments at
111a and 1924 Kelly Street, 1oC.3x
Helix irregular.
Louis Reuter- sold the ivestory fiat
1898 Simpson Street. for M. Halperin
to Morris Rabinowitz.
Isaac NJ Isenberg purchased from
Samuel Eichorn, 2077 Vyse Avenue. a
six story fiat, SSx100.
Julius Trsttner sold for William
Giebelhaus the fve-story fat, with
store, 1877 St. AIMS Avenue, 25x1o0, to
J. Kruger.
David l., Woodall sold for the estate
of William McNabb the dwelling at
the southwest corner of Grand Rouie-
ward and Concourse and l76th Street
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

GENUINE VALUE in a substantial home.
Stucco house of 10 rooms and baths;
Sound view. always cool in surnmer: coz
ner plot. 50xi0o. garage. Asking $2SeDe.
Will rent furnished for summer. II. y.
COLWETL e. SONS. INC 642 Main st.
Telephone aoa New Rochelle. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Real Estate News
small ma House Building
Under Way in Flushing
''s,een s.e on,e-Family Home. Are
STARTED by Brooklyn Build.
crs in .30fh Stree.

r AZ the corner Of Thirtieth str...
nnsa,a naionla Avenue, Flushing. the Tona ma
nessiopment Company Of Rronl,rno o'u a a
rIIet.ing nIe sixteen family house. ~, -
RTihoss RThs ranging from 4oxio6 to SOY sor,t,o o'
.;de de houses are on the east and ~ uest .ou.
pureh.osd u 81 thirteenth Street. properss
Realts Riasse9 from from the Rickert- Brown
TTealy company through on;nIsr
., Jerry = Johnson, Flushing. TSera TSura'an, an
eh1rty-four lots under deyeionmsnte are
Inc houses on the west sida of ~.
street will be erected on a terrace fe,e ene
Zee. nigh. while on tho east aide b ~
ha;rh. iaice is only one and a half feet in
nelsnt. The houses will contain al,
seven and eight. rooms with all modern
eI,ns.shi.;enees. e,ac.sia;.. including steam heat,
throughout. The builder. ssu "Hoss thas
will offer the houses at prices rans,;r slus y
from S11, 900 to $4,000 's'hs
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Old Haviland Homestead in
Ryc Sold by Sterling Estate

The old Haviland home stead. at
Pleasant Ridge Road and North Street.
IN the hills back of Rye. consisting
o. large American Colonial farm.
house. one Of the landmarks in this
section; garage and chauffeur's cot
ttage, has been sold to New Yorker
for the Sterling estate through Ken
meth Ives 4 Co. The property was
held at 100000.
Prince e. Ripley leased for G.. M.
pettee his residence at SEQ Highbrook
Avenue. Pelham. to William Arland
Johnson, and sold for the Fox Realty
Company an acreage plot on Knollwood
Road and White Plains Avenue, Scars
dale. to George E. Hoffmaster, of this
city.
Frank volz sold for Edward ]. Fenelon
corner plot. 77x11o. at South Broad.
way and Caryl Avenue, Yonkers, to the
Ruthie Realty Corporation, who will
improve this site with a two story
building with ten stores.
Chauncey B. Griffin sold for Luke S.
Van Zandt plot 43, on Mamaroneck
Avenue. in the Gedney Terrace sec
tion at White Plains, to Mrs. Mildred
II. johnson, who plans to improve the
site.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Westerncr Learns That
Broadway Is Not Uniform

Upper Broadway has a certain opu-
lence achieved by no other part of
Manhattan, according to "The st. Louis
Globe Democrat" The shops are new
er-and the people different. Each
day seems to give new shake to
window kaleidoscopes in the stores.
The deicatessens try to outdo each
other in gaudy displays-sausage
cheese, pickles, jams and what not
fashioned into automobiles, country
homes and subway kiosks. Every 9TH
er store has its circulating library and
the drug stores have red and green
lights and really sell drugs. Baby car
RACES crowd the paves. and the young
girls actually go out of evenings with
mamma and papa. Apparently not
ashamed of anything. And they have
any number of little cheese shops
dealing exclusively in cheese, imported
and domestic. The butchers wear
cleaner aprons than they do downtown,
and their cheeks are ruddier. The
movies go in for clean western drama
0. 'the dirty work on the border"
school and heart -throbbing films of
simple lasses who foil the villain at
the lsstsspir of the reel.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
RYE

FOR RENT IN RYE.
Cottages and bungalows, from 4ses ~.
furnished for season: also unfurnsshed by
the year; complete list; prices down.
CHAS- s. FAULKNER
Office facing Rye Railroad Station.
Telephone i23 Eye. \. 7.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
East and West Side
Flats Share in Trading
Operators and Investors Take
Over Houses in Many Sec


Thomas J. O'Reilly sold for Morri,
Dolgin and Martin Liling 2e2 West
s2d Street, six-story elevator apart
ment, 37ex153.5, to tbs Versailles
Holding Company.
The two fve-story fats with eirht
stores, at the southeast corner Of Col
umbus Avenue and Ninetieth Street.
bo.sx7b, have been sold by l.. A. Cush-
man to Jacob Maratzky, through Will
liam Schlatter.
Max N. Natanson resold 24o1 Second
Avenue, at the northwest corner Of
l23rd Street, fve-story tenement,
25.1x90. with three stores and twenty
apartments.
The Pierre & Golden Company sold
for Leo Schwartz the southeast corner
OF Amsterdam Avenue and 131st Street.
q hVe-story apartment with stores,
24.11x10O.
The newly formed Acinom Realty
Corporation. H. P. Connolly, J. j.
OConnor and F. V. Cummins directors,
purchased from the Kopp estate. 4o4
tenement, 25x1022
Samuel A. Kelsey sold for Leon r.
Ginsburg and Benjamin Levin as ex-
ecutors 10 West 139th Street, a five
story fiat, 31x100; also for David Baum
l39 West 138th Street. a fve-story
walk-up, 26x1o0.
The three-family tenement at $3.50
First Street has been sold by Lena
Haas. Louis Hornberger and Mary
Mates to Israel Eisenberg.
Samuel A. Kelsey sold for David
Baum 1873 West 13Sth Street five
story walk-up, 26x10o.
Eugene Brandt sold to John Hasczec
five-story store tenement at $50 East
Sixth Street, 251xe7.
Henry A. Hutton sold to S. Wach-
stinsky the property at the southwest
corner of Tompkins Street and Broome
Street, i483x125.
William M. Smith sold to Eta X.
Michaelson a 21a-story house at 225
Henry Street. 237xS76.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
fme Products Corporation
IOcafea in A3d Strnc,

Ihs E. H. Clark Realty Company,
me- leased space in the National Asso-
eist'on Building. 25 West Forty-third
street to the Pine Products Corpora
ton' OF Savannah. Ga; also space at
West Forty-ifth Street to the
uround Gr,pper Stores, Inc, and in the
same same, building to Paul r. Roman. art
illustrator, u, through Thomas Heaphy;
n.so space to the Pennsylvania Hard
ware & Paint Co. Of Pittsburgh. At 4s1
tirst Avenue, and space at b42 Fifth
avenue to the Barclay Corset Com
panys, through Willing Peters.
Adams q Co. leased a floor contain
11ng io,ooo square feet at 1851 West
1hlrty-sixth Street to the Memo Hat
Company; loft at % and % West
1hirty-eighth Street to the Colonial
head Company; loft at 10 Union
square S to J. Lowenberg: floor Mt 40
west Thirteenth Street to Hovey l.
Haumuller.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

APARTMENTS
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
De La Huerta Will Leave
Nav 20 for Conference Here

MEXICO CITY, May 1s.-General Ed
uardo Iturbide. former Mexican fnan-
clal agent in New York, Will leave for
New York tomorrow night to make ar
rsngements for the coming conferences
between Minister of the Treasury de la
.Huerta and bankers.
Senior de la Huerta expects to leave
Mexico City next Saturday. He will al
low himself weeks rest before meet
ing Thomas ". Lamont and the other
members of the international bankers
group. Augustine Legorreta, manager
OF the Banco Nacional and local rep
resentative Of the Speyer interests, will
be In New York for the conference, but
VIII not accompany Senor de Ia Huerta.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Builders Buy
85tl St. Houses
Fol. Flat Site
Kine-Story Building to Re-
place De Coppett Home;
Upstate Syndicate to In
vest in N. Y. Real Estate

Tro more apartment houses for the
Vest Side will be the outcome of
transactions. announced yesterday. One
IN he erected by Anthony A. Palermo
.,d yicser Cerabone, on the site Of the
~ Ioppett homestead in West Eighty
ss,h Street. between Riverside Drive
.nS West End Avenue. and the other.
rianned By syndicate of upstate can
xalists. headed BY G. F. Williams, will
~ II the southeast corner of Wads-
roth Avenue and 1s5th Street. This
,yrdicase, it is said. ia to invest heav-
Il, IN real estate here.
Paternc and Cerab.es,- nave bought
~. nropersies at So, s1s to s14 and
sdS d West Eighty-ffth Street. The De
cenp.,t house, at 500 to 314 West
riysty.Hfth Street. was owned bv the
f.m;lv for twenty years. It is on plot
ssxt0A.s feet, and will be replaced with
. nine-stcry apartment work on which
v;lI be started in the early part of De-
fember. It will be ready for occupancy
.saus July /, 1923. The dwellings at
ssa and Sls West Eighty-fifth Street
ksv. been purchased for light protec-
tior for both sides Of the proposed
apartment. Mr.. Palermo has Just COM
pieted a fourteen-story apartment at
te5 West End Avenue, Mt the north
west corner Of Eighty-fourtn Street,
and the purchase of so2 West Eighty
fifth Street will also protect the north
eriy light Of this building. Mr.. Cera-
bone has just completed a nine-story
apartment at $50 West Eighty-ninth
Street on plot 62x1o2.2. Earle & CAL
houn we're the brokers in the purchase
OF the West Eighty-ifth Street realty
The upstate syndicate has bought the
Nadsworth Avenue corner from T. w.
Stemnler jr., Inc engineers and con-
structors, which acquired it recently
Mr.. stemmler has received the general
ment, containing three and four room
suites. NJ. NJ. Ringler was the broker
N the sale and resale of the nrnnertx
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Pennsylvania

FOR sALE--coLoN1AL TYrE BRICK
building. lS314z e. IA stories slate
artery OF travel north and south, With
Lincoln Highway adjacent. Contains 30
rooms arranged in suites of two each
room with layatory and connecting ba tn
Has swimming pool 4ox5o In the building.
a glass enclosed corridor connects a !.
story building, S4x42. of the same con
struct'on. with tho main building
, These buildings would be suitable for an
Inn. az they are located corner
across the street from, 500 students Hay.
steam heat, ss., electricity, connected with
sewer and pure mountain water. Tie soft
water makes tho swimming delightful
The buildings were erected in 1918 and
are all In first class condition.
immediate possession and good price to
D 7ss. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Buying in Flushing

Edward Stapleton sold through the
Halleran Agency the six-room Colonial
dwelling at IT'S Franklin Place, 5ox1OO,
Flushing. to James S. Barron, of this
city.
J. Albert Johntra sold for Rosemary
Barton three lots on the west side of
Twenty-frst Street, Broadway Flush
ing, to Augusta s. lockers, who plans
to erect Colonial dwelling.
Worthfngton Whitehouse, Inc. rent
ed, furnished. for Frederick C. Hicks,
his country estate on Barker's Point,
Port Washington. to L. Gordon Ham
mersley.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Dows Estate Sells
Two Buildings on
Madison Avenue

r., Ihs Markham Realty Corporation,
tra. trarenee ne ". Ecksrdt president. bought
lson Avenue. two six-story buildin-.
ss519e. The properties adjoin r..
northwest corner of Forty -eirbth
street. and arc opposite the Tyson cor.
ner. which was reported leased recent.
'F. The southeast corner Of Mad;son
Avenue and Forty-seventh Street
which was leased by the New Yort
Central Railroad. is now being i'm
proved with new building by Webb
& Knapp. eoo
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Loft Buildings in Horatio
And Reekman Streets Sol.

Snowber & Co. resold for E. Davis
33s West Fourth Street, southeast cor.
ner Of Horatio Street, a six-story loft.
j: Yates, the buer, plans extensive
alterations for his own occupancy. The
same brokers recently sold the prop
erty for O. W. Cammann, trustee for
the Cammann estate, to the present
seller.
. The Lebertan Corporation Morris
Borsod) sold to Magdalen C. Schuyler
lo6 and 1873 Beekman Street, adjoining
the northwest corner Of Front Street,
two four-story buildings with stores,
3TX25.
Isaac Hutkoff sold to Jennie Henry
a flve-story building at 324 East Forty
eighth Street, 2bx1O0.5.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Sales of Vacant Bronx Sites

The William F. Kurz Company sold
for Mrs. T. A. DeVinne the northwest
corner Of Grant Avenue and 16lst
Street, 75x136x1 4ax12o. The purchaser
viii erect a two-story garage.
F. William Eggert sold the lot, 33x
100 on the west side Of Mathilda Ave-
nue., 100 feet south Of 242d Street, for
Williams & Bates to Frederick Frede;
also for Jana Ellison to William J..
Mooney the lot, 25x95, on the west side
Of Bronx Boulevard. 400 feet north Of
21st Street.
Isaac Lowenfeld sold to Henry D..
Becker the property at 1892 and 1884
Valentine Avenue, 49.11x115.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

TIN MINUTES WALK 10 depot, 3 min
utes to Sound attractive corner pieti
nine-room house. frepaces. large yeranda,
sun porch; three-car garage. iininedtsts
or owner. Phone New Rochelle 4.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Thirteen-Story Apartment
Planned for Bronx Corner

A thirteen-story apartment is to be
erected at the northeast corner of
Grand Concourse and Clifford Place,
extending to Walton Avenue. Plan.
for the structure were filed yesterday
by Edward Rsldiris, architect, who
estimates the cost at s1,500,o00. The
project is to be carried out by the
Cliff-Wall Realities. Inc. headed by
Albert J. Schwarzler, who has been
identified with many housing under
takings in the Bronx. 1t will occupy
site of 2o4.6x20o.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Fire Record
LOSS

i2'a9-fs e. 18th st. selogue gorer
s?6-ss Orchard St. Reuben Goun-
sl'-'5 Montgomery ct. Mary sharey:
h:e--7I5 f. a17th 81. The Bronx.
James Butler Co. Unknown
1i'ss--2S7 Avenue c. Samuel Radish:
=, Unknown
iie-:.s RleeeAer st. Frank schu,
I2o-l34ih st. and North River. De.
partment OF Street Cleaning:
lio--tst Greenwich st.: Brook &
-l:so--77s ~, sv. csorqs Unknown
a''-ss7 I'd av: David Bren-
sss9-.E Fridge st, unknown: Unknown
'' :" Amsterdam av.; Jacob
%; avest laoih 81. ........ .Trifins
Per IL and East River,
e.. lighter Dixie; unknown, Unknown
''"'-~@fl West 5sd St; Bernard
''''-1aIs sroaawayy: Thoma.
''iS-Isaa Lexington av; Michael
';''--.9 ,,.,teat Great Jones st; western
ss'-Pelham Bay. log cabin:
'''o-s..nt Of zss west $50 st.;
-. 9Th av surface car .....,.,. None
's''--]-tth e.. and Harlem River:
<,. warehouse, unknown 80 Unknown
sth aT.: unknown. Unknown
aV"-lH ". 5fth ST.; Tailor 4 Ce.
"a. Unknown
'No-si ". 18th st.. william DenhaIn
IA. Unknown.
is;ee-aoi Madison st.; Norris Gold
eeeaH unknown
The record OF May showed a fre IS
- hssns occurred in The premises occupied
me Rocold Hat Co. at II Bleecker ct
"" Marshal fncs the FIRE was in the
Ing YAM "a ''''
h. IN. record of Mag 9 showed nre as
,s. occurred at $40 a. m. in the prem :
xiIa" occupied by AdoIph Goidsteih at 1s4
a.. - The Fire Marshal reports she
IN IN snothe- part of the building
hsvirE occrr~sa !, sas record showea fr. Ga,s ss
II Fich Co. at and g. 18th at
eors1n "a another Part OF the building. ac-
70 tia report OF the Fire MARSHAL
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Lots in Dyker Beach Section
OF BROOKLYN BRING S16 51e

sixty-six lots in the Dyker Beach
Park section Of Brooklyn were sold
at auction in Che Brooklyn salesroom
on Monday night by the Jere johnson
Jr. Company for S46575. Two lots
on Cropsey Avenue sold for 81 ,095 each.
On Fifteenth Avenue lots brought
$3.50; on Bay Eighth Street, opposite
the park, $3.50 to s795 each; on Bay
Tenth Street the prices were q trife
higher. lots selling for $685. to SITS.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Buy at Jackson Heights

Willard A. Lynch, sales manager Of
W. G. Langley & Co., of Manhattan,
has purchased an apartment in 1870
Twenty-first Street, jackson Heights;
in tho same building, another apart
ment has been purchased by F. W. Mil
ler. who is with the American Metal
Transport Company
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Edlz WESTCHESTER 49, {
LARcHMoNr

on THE SOUND AT LARcHMoNT-less
than $1,000 cash required. artistic stucco,
rooms. baths. sleeping porch, steam
heat. every convenience; garage, mans
quarters exceptionally large plot. rare
shrubbery, grape arbor. shade, fruit trees.
cement driveway. convenient to shore,
station. etc. Owner in Europe authorizes
price reduced to s26 600. Value $4,000.
P. H. Collins. Collins Realty Bldg. 81 Post
Rd. Tel Larchmont 274.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Sale Of Metal Warehouses
At Goyernor's Island To-day

Al Governors Island to-day Joseph
?. Day will sell at auction, by order Of
the Quartermaster's Department Of the
Us. A., $4,000 feet of railroad track
age, twenty-four sheet metal ware
houses. six sheet metal sheds and the
sprinkler systems in thirty -four addi-
tional warehouses.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Results of Auction Sales

BY James j Donovan
AF. n 1e0th r 2-sty
bldg. 21xloo.s Emanuel Hirsch aEt
Louis Jacobson ct al; amt due $.e.s47
taxes, etc, s2ss.7o; TO the plaintiff for
5000
E 2s7TH ST. 227, s. 2zo Kepl.r ar.
.-sty dwig, 20xloe: John " Koennecke
szt George p Buckhee ct al. Amt due,
&4,5!ss7; tsIes etc. 34s7ss; TO Hugh
Sedlsy for 1s.l6a
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Hospital Supply Company Gets
Long Island City Space

Cross E. Brown Company leased to
the New York Hospital and Physicians
Supply Co.. manufacturers of hospital
and dental furniture, $4,000 square
feet in the sprinklered building at &C.
7s Sixth Street, Long Island City.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Vedanta Society Ruvs

The Vedanta Society of the City of
New York. which occupies the four
story dwelling at 81 West Seventy-frst
Street, 2ox1oo.5. purchased the prop
erty from Georgiana Winner
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
REAL EsTATE-SALE OR RENT
Manhattan
Brooklyn

SEA GATE. NEW YORK HARBoR.
High class residential Park
Private Ocean Beach
Private boat to Battery. New York
Furnished Houses for season.
*1.5oo. $500, $4,000, $4,000
Convenient Seashora Private Park
on property. Open Daily and Sunday
or 1s3 Remaen st., Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

Aviator Buys at Spuyten Duyvil
George Howe sold for Charles R.
Demarest the Dutch Colonial brick
residence in Edgehill Terrace, a re-
stricted section of spuyten Duyvil-o on
he-Hudson, to William J. Duffy, avi-
atnr.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

housekeeping home; no
basement: limestone; rooms, every
modern improvement; $4,000. ls2 Maple
st. Phone Flatbush 233a
ELEGANT ONE-FAMILY FRAME. 4ox1oo
10 rooms; garage; e. zone Flatbush
'" H. Cuyler 20 Hawthorne St, Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT
New York state
tn Y.U A em

TO LEASE
A NEw THEATER. IN BREWSTER. ~ Y
Will BE COMPLETED IN 30 DAYS.
MODERN IN EVERY WAY.
ALSO A STORE SUITABLE FOR DRUG
CONFECTIONERY. ETC.
Gail 70 see me- or drop me limo.
ALEXANDER MONTESI
~ PARK AVE. DANBURY. CONN
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
PLEAsANTvTLLE

REAL VILLAGE HOME. Modern . room
bath house, gas, electricity: lot box14e
Desirable neignborhood. Convenient to sta
ton. Just reduced to $4,000 Terms
F.. G. HORTON. Pleasantyilie. n. 7. Teie-
phone Ssy.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
MOUNT VERNON

TyyO-FAMILY HOUSE. good location. gas.
electricity, separate steam heaters and
entrances lot 60I1o5: rents $3.50 per
month Price $4,000. FISkE REALTY
CO.. IL Depot Place. Mount Vernon. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
New jersey
-----~~-
CE ATE AN

CHATHAM
FOR sALE-New house room. hath
double hardwood floors, rr.place; biz
'front.' porch, small rear porch chestnut
,run laundry In cellar; ell improvements;
lot box16o, driveway and concr.t. wsIkr.
ready to be occupied. This Is a nne placs
Come and look it over. Terms arranged.
AoGoST MoL1T0R. Chatham n. J.
FHEE lis, OF houses Tor sale and rent. Write
NAN NINkl q
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
APARTMENTS FOR SALE Or TO LET

Modern Apartments
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
Hendrix Hudson
$50 Riverside Drive
Corner 10th st
) Rooms & Bath, $1,000 & 81 800
Manchester
255 West 108th St.
Corner broadway.
8 Rooms, Baths. $500
from October lss
8 Rooms, Baths, $1,000
La Grange
West 83d St.
Corner Central Park West
Rooms K Bath, $500
81 West 74th St.
Corner Columbus Avenue.
First Floor Suitable for
Doctor or Dentist
8 Rooms, z Baths, $4,000
Halsworth
GAS West End Avenue
Corner a2d Street
S Rooms, z Baths, $2,6Go
from October 1st
6 Rooms. 3 Baths, $4,000
6S5 Riverside Drive
Corner 143d street.
Rooms & Bath, $1,50O
The Luxor
600 West ll5th St.
Corner Broadway.
18th Floor.
4 Rooms & Bath, $500
Netherlands
342 West 86th ST.
Near RiverHido Drive
2-3-4 Rooms & Bath,
$500 to $4,000
314 West 18th ST.
Near Riverside Drive.
Large Rooms: Elevator.
/, 2 & 3 Rooms e. Bath,
1900 to $1,000
FULL PARTICULARS.
SLAWSON & HOBBS
162 W.72d St. Tel.Columbus 7240
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
YONKERS

FOR RENT-Beautfuliy furnished Co
lonial home on Park Hill; accessible u
station, trolley, etc; seven rooms, sur
porch. sleeping porch: location very choice
from Juno j to Oct. !. Cali Yonkers 6os2
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
WHITE PLAINS

DON'T OVERLOOK THIS for $4,000: ac.
quick; houses. plot s4xa75 one {
rooms, bath; one rooms bath: all i'm
prcvements; number Ana fruit trees: be-
tween two Fl. r.. stations 3 minutes Of
trolley: Ideal for two families Owner,
2EA6tE - IA. A-A Fhsas aas7sw.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

EIGHT ROOM HOUsE-Ali improvements
25x117; facing Van Cortlandt Park. Price
ss,5eo; cash $1,000. T. b. Christopher. 65
South Broadway. yonkers. Tel a5S.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

bath. porches. excellent neighborhood,
for rent TO October 1st, 800 per month.
Telephone HiIlcrest 56so-J.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17

SUMNER REHTAL-New s-room house
near lake; sleeping porch; sun psrlor:
maids quarters; garage; all convenences
attractiveiy furnished. Telephone Larch-
mont 633-R
New-York tribune., 1922-05-17
Long Island

BR1GHTwATERs l.. 1.-Cottage. 3 rooms.
baths. steam heat; Gear garage:
porches inclosed and screened. Splendid
shrubbery and everEreens Large corner
plot. Only $4,000. Possession r 2. & H
". ACkERSON. Bright waters. l. l.. and
IS Court ST.. Brooklyn
lease for year from
June /. nineroom house; all improve
n1enfs: 4 blocks from station; garage; $3.50
month; references required. John J. Ran
dali Co, is n. Long Beach ay., Freeport
n. Y.