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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08

Rental for 5th
AyenueCorner
: r. WooIworth Go. Leases
Acker, Merrall & Condit
Co. Building; Will Not Get
Possession for z Years

d.mand for space in the shop
....,on of Fifth Avenue is re-
Fas n lease announced yesterday
f. ~, the F. W. Woolworth Com
s has contracted to pay an aggre-
-. :. r.ntal of more than sl2,ooo,ooo
..s Acker, Merrall & Condit Com
=, w Building, at the southwest cor
s 4 Fifth Avenue and Thirty-ffth
r...s, for forty-two years, from Aug
81 1929. or seven years hence.
re building. which is eleven stories,
IN basement and sub-basement, is on
n,oe s5.sx15o and contains 100000
..n,rs feet of floor area. 1t is abutted
ne west by the McCreerv Building,
M Rms from Thirty-fourth to
v v.s.y fifth streets. The store at pres
. - Is occupied by Maillard, whose
s ~ mas seven years yet to run.
"a transaction was negotiated by
err Thoens, of Thoens & Flaun-
, ~. Inc, who, in 1917, leased to the
m,Tssasvorth Company the plot at Fifth
,vsnue and Fortieth Street, where the
swsalworth Company erected a build
- ana opened their first Fifth Ave-
.ss store. That transaction involved
i. payment OF an aggregate rental of
,ssry 100000.
rbe Thirty-hfth Street and Fifth
.venue building is owned by the Thir-
.r.sfth Street and Fifth Avenue Realty
company, which was represented in
he Transaction by A. L. Rose, Of Rose
s Paskus, attorneys. Warner B.
Wssteson, of Davies, Auerbach g. Cor
rsll attorneys, represented the F. w.
Wcolworth Company. Hubert T. Par
sons, president and general manager
Of the Woolworth Company, executed
The lease just before leaving the city
for . three months trip in Europe.
The Acker, Merrall & Condit Com
pany Building was erected about
twenty years ago on site formerly
occupied by the New York Club, which
was erected at about the time the late
A T. Stewart built the famous Stew
trt homestead on the northwest corner
Il Fifth Avenue and Thirty-fourth
Street. Both of these old landmarks
vsse demolished at about the time B..
Altman & Co. announced their removal
to their new building on the east side
Of Fifth Avenue, from Thirty fourth
10 Thirty-ffth Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
I,5OO Forest Hills West
Lots Will Be Sold To-day
bargain Prices Expected. as
Kain Has Prevented Many
From Inspecting Pronertv

The sale Of 1900 Forest Hills wo.,
loes, opposite the new Matawok station
VIII be sold to-day by Joseph p, nav
The heavy rain of the last four weeks
mas prevented many from inspectir,
the property,
These Forest Hills West lots, in nv
Judgment, are the buy-of-th day" said
Mr.. Day yesterday "They are miles
nearer to Forty-second Street. Man.
haitian, than Kew Gardens, Forest Hills
or Jamaica, and with new Long ISL
and station at their very door. presen,
untold investment and development
possibilities. II
Buyers at the sale will have The
Judgment of the Long Island Railroad
which has built q new station at th.
property before single lot has beer
sold, and also the business discretion
Of the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, which prompted the SPENDING
Of millions of dollars in apnrtmen,
house developments short distance
this side of Forest Hills West.
The improvements which will be
made to Queens Boulevard and Wood
haven Boulevard should reflect them.
selves in greatly increased values of thu
entire Forest Hills West land which i
surrounded by these thoroughfares.
THE heavy rainfalls Of the las,
month have undoubtedly kept man,
people away, and not sufficient mum
Der of buyers have inquired about the
property to indicate that it will BIZ
readily absorbed. The idea that Fores-
Hills property prices might be re
{4I L., to4
tated against the acceptance of it b,
the public. The combination will. un
questionably, make for bargains at the
sale, in the big tent, just off Queen,
Boulevard, opposite the new Matawol
Station"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE

SEVEN STORY apt near Riverside Drive
rent $4,000: want country place. WILL
LIAM II PECKHAM 200 West I'D ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
GEORGE =. HAKALAS, Plaintiff.
against SOCRATES MosCAHLADEs snd
GEORGE MoScAHLADEs, individually
and as CO. partners doing business under
the firm name and style OF NOSCAHLADES
BROTHERS. Defendants. Summons
TO the above named Defendants:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and TO
serve copy OF your answer, or, il the
com plant is not served with this sum :
mons, TO serve notice Of appearance on
the PLAINTIFFS Attorneys within twenty
days after the service OF this summons
exclusive of the day of service. and in cage
of your failure to appear or answer judg
inent Will be taken against you by default
for the relief dema nded in the complaint.
Dated, New York, May a. 1922.
STEARMAN &c STERLING,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, IS Wall Street
Kew York CITY
To GEORGE M0SCBHLADES:
The foregoing sainmons is served upon
you by pubic ion, pursuant to an order
of Hon PHILIP ]. MeCook. Justice OF
the supreme Court % the state OF New
York dated the 6th day Of July 1922. and
filed with the complaint III the Office Of the
Clerk Of the County % New York, at the
County Court House In tho Borough OF
Manhattan. city County and state OF New
York.
Dated, New York. July e. 1922
SHEARMAS 6 STERLING
Attorneys for Plasntiff, b5 Wall St, Dor.
ough of Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Sales Show Heavy
Demand for Flats
On East Side
Professionals and Investors
Figure in the Buying of
Ienements in Upper and
Lower Sections of CITY

Leonard WE'LL purchased from the
PROSPER Realty Corporation, Sol Kohn
president, 1882 Second Avenue. north
east corner of 117th Street, fve-story
building with stores, 25xs1. This prop
erty was bought for all cash through
James Boyd and H, N. Kohn as brokers.
Inc newly-formcd Yetmar Realty
corporation, having for directors Y.
and M. j. Stensler, bought from Ar
mold Meier 2139 and 214i Third Ave
nue. and 2o6 East 117th Street, three
four-story tenements, 35.Tx1o0x irreg-
ular, forming the southeast corner of
those thoroughfares. Jacob l.. Din
mond represents the new COMPANY.
The two sixstory flats with stores
occupying the westerly block front on
Park Avenue, between 1O2d and 103d
streets, 25x20110, have been sold bv
Benjamin j. Well to the l.. G. l.. Realty
Company.
Walter c. Wyckoff sold for James A.
Rcnwick and Meta r. Sedpwick the
1lve-story tenement with stores at 2O30
Third Avenue, southeast corner of
112th Street.
Anna Donin, tenant, purchased from
Paul Wilson the five-story store fiat
at 1777 Madison Avenue. 25xe1, south
of 117th Street.
Margaret Oats sold to Assunta Ba-
rata 1886 East 18th Street, a five
story tenement, 25x1Oo1O.
Morton II. c. Foster sold to Frank
Cottoni the four-story tenement at 104
East l22d Street, 1Sx75.
Emma Friedrich sold to Alma M.
Brolin 335 East Fifty-second Street, a
five-story tenement, 20x1OO.5.
John j. Fritz sold to Abraham Rim
REAL. ESTATE AT arCTION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Petitions in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
We're fled yesterday in the United States
District Cou.t:
RITZ FURNITURE SHOP, INC.-Invol-
rntary. sl7 Eighth av.
EMIL HERTZ-1nvoluntary. 22S East
10Th ST. embroderies.
THE INFLEXIBLE WAIST CO.-Invol
untary. li2 West 26th st Liabilities. SEQ
BENJAMIN KRAsNER - Involuntary.
Isl Chambers st. mems wear. Liabilities,
LEWIS & KLBINBERG-Invol
Ladies wear, % Wooster st.
BERNARD OWITZ-Voluntary
<oSl Third ave. Bronx. Liabilities, $3.50;
assets, sl,75O.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed Yesterday in the United
states District Court
:, Morris Frank. for Louis NJ. Baron, TO
n.assc o st. butter, eggs, etc, with bond
William ]. Clark for James V. Fanuele
g 60 tai!ors 1870 Broadway with bond
s, BENJAMIN Lesser, for Ming Toy Boo.
ss o91, Inc, 1856 Broadway. with bond OF
MORT: Frank. for New York Skirt Com
Pary 2i3 Eldridge st, with bond of $500.
Joseph V. Mckee for Benjamin Kras-
ZEE mems wear, 131 Chambers ST., with
FOND Of $4,000.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
me following schedules in bankruptcy
H nere MED Yesterday IN the United States
'i siSy c9q p,
Liabilities s74.52g: assets. SOFAS
hEATLEY, ROBLES G. SMITH-LiabN-
iiss. s25,S99; assets. s12,sS8.
- iSIDOR KOWITZ-Notions, etc,
$S3Sos '-''OA''
MICHAEL NEsPor.E-shoes. Haver-
gray gray N. Y. Liabilities, s15.oo1; assets.
Ellie BIG1O Co.-Liabiuties. si7.14o:
y BERNARD ABRAMOwITZ--4o31 Sd av,
of'h& Liabilities. $500; assets. s1.760.
Assignments
LOUIS EIsENBERG-RetaiI dealer In
groceries, butter and eggs. olo Home St,
tue sronx. To Manuel! Ege!man.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Sale To-day of Lots in White
Plairs Rusiness Sec1;or

BY order Of the Bankers Trust Com
pany, executor of the estate Of
Lucille Becker, seventy-one lots in
the heart of the business section of
White Plains, at Mamaroneck and
MARITIME avenues, about two blocks
from Main Street, are to be sold at
auction to-day at 2 o'clock by
Joseph P. Day, Inc. The lots are d.
rectly between White Plains station
on the New York Central Railroad
and the Westchester Avenue station
on the New York, Westchester g. Bos-
ton Railroad.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Group of Physicians Buy
West End Avenue Corner
VIII Replace Flats Now on Site
al Eiglty-seventh Street
With Private Hospi.aI

James Kyle & Sons sold for Henry
Wienand and George Ehrct respective
ly the fvc-story apartments at 5to and
55l East Eighty-seventh Street, 46xfo0,
Mt the northwest corner of East End
Avenue. The purchasers are group Of
physicians, who will demolish the pres
ent buildings and erect II story pri-
vate hospital. Title will be taken in
the name of the East End Avenue
Realty Corporation, formed by Fletcher,
Brown & Twyeffort. attorneys, and hav-
ing for directors Warren c. Du Bots,
John Moncrieff. Edwin Powers, Robert
S. Fletcher and NJ. Donovan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
New Line Approved

WASHINGTON, July IA certificate
authorizing the Los Angeles & Salt
Lake Railroad to construct new line
from Delta to Fillmore, both in Utah,
q distance of 31.4 miles, was issued to-
day by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. 1t is estimated that the
branch line proposed will cost S701,188,
end that with the construction of 3.6
miles Of secondary tracks, it will make
accessible about 10000 acres Of farm
land and about 100 square miles of
white pine timber
TIE Union Pacific & Oregon Short
Line have agreed to advance the funds
for the work, and the commission GER
tiaeate held that it was probable the
line would pay expenses as feeder
70 the larger systems
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Residential Sales in Bronx

The Cornucopia Realty Company sold
to Solomon Anlokolitz the five-story
apartment, 50x100, at go and 912 In
tervale Avenue.
Eugene L. Larkin sold for Cornelius
and Mary A. Harrington the o-family
frame dwelling at 30S Heath Avenue
25XS5, to Patrick and Julia Heslin.
Robert Foley sold for John Wickham
to Isaac Roth the two-family house at
20SS Anthony Avenue. 24x95.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08

A QUAINT little year round home of 6
rooms and bath, by the side of the road,
near quaint little oldfashioned town
high in the Jersey hills. within easy com
muting distance of Manhattan, can be pur-
chased and occupancy secured for $1,000
balance Of $500 easy term mortgages.
Ideal for young couple or small eamily.
Fine residential section with all convent
enoes for comiorta BILE economical living.
Grounds 100x1S0 IT., beautifully shaded.
Delivered ready to move into; nothing
extra to buy. Monthly payments less than
from the owner, Post Office Box 1907.
CITY Hall Station. New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Sydney Smith Estate Sells
Realty Owned for Cent1.r,

William Goldstone and Simon Myers
bought from the estate of Sydney
Smith the two four-story dwellings,
with basement stores at 141 and 143
Hudson Street, 57.3x76.3, located be-
tween Beach and Hubert streets. There
are no leases on the property. Ward
Belknap & Son were the brokers. This
is the first sale of the property in more
than a century,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Cotton Mills Concern Gets
Large Space on Madison Ave.

Herbert Mclean Purdy & Co. leased
at 345 Madison Avenue the tenth floor
to the Galloway Gotten Mills for exec
utive Offices. The building was re-
Gently purchased by the American
Bond and Mortgage Company, who.
after extensive alterations, will oc
cupy it as their own headquarters. The
same brokers leased office space in the
National Association Building to the
Mellch Advertising Service, and space
IN the Marlin Rockwell Building, 366
Madison Avenue, to Sinclair & Co.
REAL ESTATE AT AICrIoN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
e usines Troubles

Psrf Fur % co5a dhar ahSronsh sss.ss
Holman, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Harmon. Faith or Hanson, ana
Jack O'Donpell or John Han
sen-K NJ oBrien ..........,. 2o.o45.4o
Nadillo CHoist & Nadllo)-Ds
Crauw Aymer & Co ......... 1o3so
italian Press Pub Association
Gardner Binding & Mailing Co.
Johnston. walter l-Republio La '''''
Jacques, John--Edgar T Wards ~
Sons Co .....,............ 13429
Ke!ly. Frank Al x Korrdorf,f 1544.l9
Rapid Transit Co (costs) 800. 1870
Kramer. Benjamin-W Pfeifer ct
Kessler. 1sidor--A Goldberg % as441
kraus. Lee. and OLIVE Goldie 10000
kraus Lee Goldie .......... $4,000
Leo. Isaac If Herbert ...... 1926
Lane. Harry hilbert e. CO.. 514166
Alya Levine Col samuels.. 2.57s.64
Landau, Samuel-F Engler go. 3Ss41
Lieherman. Sam (Reliable Elec-
trio Service)- -Keystone Metal
Spinning & Stamping Co. Inc. 1927
MogNe, Albert F-Edward Lyman
Manport. Realty Co-sinran Bros,
Maxim, samue,--chesebro Bros ''i''O
Fuller, VIM % L-rease & Eli -'''F
man, Inc ................... 69O,45
Metz. Herman-Kroner. LYMAN
20; INC .,;..... s11s.7o
McQuade, Francis-s j Derry. 5,49o.ss
Meyers, samuel--H Snyder ct al i41.45
NasAIeia' ihonas CIT Z Turn
puit 1891
Sle g. naToh' Ahna--Gilnbel Bros,
Mog,le. Albert F-Franco Ameri-
can music co, Inc. .....,..... 514,50
Never Abraham-Welss 81 Kiass
,.oIes yr,,,ar, = n Ir,;s 3ea's1
N;a1,s9eii, So, ~ - .H.'oei" 1ee'oS
a-tii' o. NJ n aih 49, 49,
. ~ t, Suiey - oaoorn, S'l6S.fl
4'Iptuhe w aJ rts a. 1 nupoer o. 90
nc w Hacklet Ruoper 20. 2Sl'45
NiTsI beauty 20 INC, ana Eeh- ,o,
Iaanan GoF IL e. or " f9 tAss n, @sZ'@o
'9noe' " III '-'ers 1fiiiei"s 10 ,
r, INC :. - 1lafo
1nc-s Frank ct al. ;,;...;.. 1000
Rosente!d Moses-LouisVile Ma
ch!he Mtg 90 zAo.41
Rosengarot, So!omon-E Caller
et 81 ''..;.,:'. ss4'4S
Rctchik. Benjamin--A Eheel &
Sons Co... .................. 4o6 81
Sadowsky. Max-Tyson & Fro
United Ticket Office. Inc. 1909
Sire, Albert i-E Wilson ct al. 1872
Swardlow, David--I B Louis. 265. AZ
Seldom, Chas TT Hussey. 2,000.19
Schwartz. Abraham and Harry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
BROOKLYN Hotel Leased

The Edwards Hotel at the southwest
corner of Manhattan Avenue and Clay
Street, Brooklyn, has been leased by
the newly formed Edwin Hotel Com
pany represented by L. J. Jacobson.
The company will pay rental of S21,-
900 year for fifteen years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
London Interior Decorators
10 Locate on LEXINGTON Ave

- Maurice Wertheim leased for the
Capen Realty Company, c.. Alfred
C!apen, president, the four-story dwell
ing at $40. Lexington Avenue, lS.6x8O,
Tor twenty-one years, to the London
Interior Decorating Company, Leonard
II. Hardy, proprietor. The leasing
company will extensively remodel the
building into stores and studio apart
ments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
REAL BsTArE--sALE OR RENT
New Jersey

LIVE IN YOUR OWN HOME;
beautiful residential section. be-
tween Montclair and Morristown;
Will sacrifice mine to effect quick
sale; $4,000 down payment buys
it, $4,000 remaining on mortgage
to desirable purchaser; it's ready
to moYe into; almost new; on plot
100x190 feet; trees, flowers,
shrubs: ten handsome rooms, two
tiled baths, living room 20 IT.
long, with huge open fireplace;
steam heat; running water. electric
light, parquet floors, hardwood
TRIM high in the hills. near pretty
lake; in refined. exclusive neigh
borhood. near country club.
schools churches and markets; 81
minutes on train to N. Y. City;
splendid, commutation service. D.
L. & w; complete, beautifully
decorated. COMMUTER, Post
Office Box s7s, City Hall Station.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Satisfied Judgments
In Now York County


The first name Is that OF the debtor. the
second that Of the creditor and date when
judgment was fled
Dahlgren, Winthrop-J Ringer;
Bader, Joseph-s Gusgenheim
81 al; sept ~. lyII ~ . ~ ll4's6
'Ank.In' nu ani A'eSS' .aoon
ce, Ssp, a. c; ,sta t,-Thames 5000
Uersey Marine ms CO, Ltd;
jan Is. ls22 ' ..'e W. 272.s4
ullman Henry ano Jonn-C II
Beth David Hospital Assn-East
River Mil G. Lumber Co; Nov
25. 1915. 176.l4
Russell, VIM Cord Taylor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
SUMMONS


SUMMONS
CITY COURT OF THE CITY OF NEW
YORK-JACOB FINK ELSTEIN and AL.
BERT I. F1NKELSTE1N. co-partncrs, do
ing business under the frm name and
style of Jacob Finkelstein & Son. Plain
and as sole executor under the last VIII
and testament OF Abram Abra ham kap-
Ian, Deceased, Defendant
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEPENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to
answer the complaint In this action and 70
a copy of your answer or, IL the
complaint is not served with this summons
to a notice of appearance tho
plaintiffs attorney within TEN Ge) days
after the service OF this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day of service. In
case of your failure to appear or answer
judgment VIII be taken against you by de.
fault for he relief demanded in tho COM
plant.
Dated, New York, May 10. 1922
CARLYLE FINKELSTEfN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs No. AZ Bowery,
Manhattan. New York City.
TO LOUIS KAPLAN. Defendant:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication pursuant to an order
cf the Hon Alexander Finclite, OF tho
justices Of this Court. dated the 22d day
OF June 1929, and filed with the complaint
In the office of the Clerk of the City Court
of the City of New York, at the Brown
stone Building No 80 Chambers Street
Boro of Manhattan. City Of New York.
state of New York
June "a. 1922.
CARLYLE FINKELsTEIN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs Office and
p. o. Address. AZ Bowery. Manhat.
n. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Highest Bids VIII Take
Babylon Lois al Auction To.da

DaDEtU41 SAOtS at ztttNt1OlA 1V'udV
Bryan l.. Kennedy, Inc, will hold
an auction Of 235 lots and four dwell
ings on the South Country Road and
East Neck Road at Babylon, L. l., to-
day The property is cleared and
level, near the Great South Bay and
opposite Argyle Park.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
E ! lew Ter seyZ 4
sOMERvILLE

IS ACRES, dairy farm. stock and crops,
1@room house. acre shade, improve
ments; mile cement road frontage, state
hig hway; 125 fruit trees, grapes and Der
ries new $4,000 truck included; reduced
price $4,000; will exchange. o. ).
BROWN. Somervile, n. J. Phone Belle
Mead 3F42.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
LEGAL NOTICES

GUPREME COURT or THE STATE OF
- NEW YORK-rral desired In the
County Of New YORK Blanche Lillian
Donnelly. plaintiff, VS. Clarence Elroy Don
nelly, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. To an.
ntIi marriage.
To the above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to answer thu
complaint in this action. and 10 serve a
copy of your answer. or 81 the complaint is
not served with this summons. TO serve
office OF appearance on the plaintiffs at
torney within twenty days after the service
of this summons, exclusive of the day OF
service. IN case Of your failure to appear
or answer, Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated Kew York. June 18th, 1922.
FREDERICK KLEIN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Office and T. o. Address 2T7 Broad
way. Borough Of Manhattan, New
York city.
To Clarence Elroy Dcnnelly:
The foregoing summons IS served upon
Of Hon. Thomas F. Donnelly a Justice Of
the Supreme Court OF the State of New
York, dated the 18th day OF June. 1929
and filed with the com plant in the Office
of the Cleer :. tho County OF New Yor..
al the County Court House. In the Joroug-
( o. Manhattan, city. County and state OF
New Ycrk.
Dated New York june 18th 1922.
FREDERICK KLEIN
Attorney for Plaintiff.
way. borough OF Manhattan. New
York City
| HOYT. RoSINA EN- PURSUANCE on
ANe ORDER of Honorable JOHN p
/ GoIIAI.AN, Surrogate of the County o.
+, New York, NOTICE is hereby given to air
! persons having claims against Rosina Il
Hoyt, late of the County of New York
/, deceased, to present the same with vorch-
ers thereof, 10 tho subscribers at the!.
! place or transacting business az the off,cs
/ OF GheraEd Dayia their attorney at No.
Is William Street in the Borough of Man.
I haitian. in the City OF New York, state
of New YORK. on or before the 24tb day
i VI October. 1922.
! Dared New York. the 18th day of ApriL
!, 1872.
JOHN SHERMAN HOYT
/ ROSINA S. HOYT
T.. FARRAR BATESoN,
Executors
office and T. @. Address. Is william
| Street. Borough Of Manhattan. New
= York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08
Woman Sells zth Ave. Corner

Elizabsth RAIDER sold to James ".
Lawlor the three and four-story store
buildings, 15X69x irregular, at 116 Sew
enth Avenue and 204 West Seventeenth
Street. southwest corner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-08

Of tho dS,''' '''0 lI4St Hdi'lc peiuS eha@
American Producers Export Corp
,d malI & Express Job Print..... s152so
nnudms, Thomas--H Warcndorf 1882
Bseher Max-S Wtikenfeld. -. 2.o42.5o
Ppsandstein, David Mn Gordon 1882
Gn Henry brand style shop)
Rev. l. CaroW. ............... 1880
Rlas. hsrl-Riviera Real Corp 1886
LAS Joseph, and Robert S Os-
Tof--V Cont ct al......... 51s2s
peIkoWit5. Pinto Yore 1850
N,ce@dE, Edwin X (Girard Worsted
c.co;5--b 4 Wechsler Co. Inc. $3.50
t .,sp Arthur--Ntl Cash Reg
cobbs..S An-oiAette-H x Marks 2s317
sen Sen isidor--Industrial Comm
ely 9, r-New ia; ( carey $1,000
.h nu -. 100000
ce aaysr Pictures co, Inc g.. s.saeo5
Be-. gnion Telegraph co.....,.. 4ls72
~, pesldeTius. George-Societa
st Id tllaturn del Cascami di
d. ga costs ........... 10fl0
BAL, "a Serve, Alfred-M Epstein. $3.50
nsfaa John-roledo Scale CO.. 1859
six Underwear Co Inc
Elwa as speelany ct al............. 10000
siIsso- -, ..:................ 1902
Fassss 20. Inc ......... 45402
F,sis.sL 9uhan--L Schildkret.. 21420
FiscsSen,rna-i. Joseph-c Kahn. 2s2 SO
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HELP WANTED MALE

SA J ESMAN-Capable door-;o door man to
sell roofing TO nome owners IN Vest.
chester County; substantial proposition,
commission. Address D97s Tribune.
SUMMER WORK-College student or
teacher: heaIthful. pleasant. interesting.
salary $25S FOR summer. Suite 1915. 303
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BLOOMFIELD

THREE HOUSES IN COURSE CoNsTRUc-
TIOS, $1,000 cash; rooms; all improve
r1ents; $4,000 each Fine. central location,
Nothing like them since MARTIN
REALTY COMPANY, "A Home for Every
body" SO Broad st. Phones 1916 and 1896.
SIX ROOMS, tile bath, electric, steam.
lot 4Gxl20; open fireplace, parquet floors.
screens, etc. convenient to cars. trains; a
snap; Price $4,000. Boyd & Terhune. Inc.
81 Washington st.