The New York herald., 1922-07-24
ESTATE DISPOSES
OF HEIGHTS FLATS
Sells st. Charles Apartments
at Broadway and 148th st.
Other Deals.

W. d. Morgan has sold the five storJ
apartment house 565 West 14sth street
on the northeast corner of Broadway
for the estate of s. C. I.oewenstein. Th,
building occupies a plot OF ~ fee
II inches on Broadway and 100 feet OF
the street. 1t Is known as the st
Charles
Becky Levy sold to Paul W. Lipp
mann the six story tenement, $40 to IS,
West 120th street, on plot 4s.4x10o.11,
irregular.
Charles A Du Bois sold for George
H. and Geradus valentine to Catherin,
Edwards the three story and basement
dwelling. 40s West 14sth street. on
plot 19x99.11.
Sales I'm Brooklyn.
James r. Kerns Company sold 70,
Charles J. Goldsmid to client for in
vestment the brick department stor,
building at the southeast corner Of
Fourth avenue and Ninety-fisst street
43x7s; for David Joyce, the plot so,
100. on the east side of Fourth avenue
100 feet south of Sixty third street. t.
a builder for an automobile salesroon
site; for Margaret O'Connell, the north
west corner of Sixtieth street ar
Fourth avenue, 25x100, to a builder (
improvement for A. Crifasi. the plol
20x100, on the west side of Fourth ave
nue., so feet south of Bay Ridge avenue
at the subway station, to a client whe
will improve it for Anna NJ. Dowd. tn,
plot 40x100, on the north side of Owing,
ton avenue, 100 feet east of Seventy
avenue. to a builder for improvement.
Tutino & Co. sold the one story semi
Edward McF'adden.
Commercial Rentals.
James Kyle & Sons leased the real
store. TAG Lexington avenue, for hv,
years. 1t will be used as a barber shop
j. Arthur Fischer leased to the Eco
nomic Hat Frame Company the thirt
loft. 693 Sixth avenue; to Nathan Gro.
mer the store 205 West Thirty-fiftl
street for a term of years.
Duross Company leased the store 16.
West Fifteenth street for Julia H. Neu,
dewitt.
Residential Leases.
Duross Company leased the four stor,
house. II West Twelfth street, to Leon.
ard Austin Whitney.
J. Arthur Fisher rented to Mrs
Louise Weisberg furnished apartment
in 104 West Fortieth street.
Buys Woodhaven Flats.
B. F. Knowles Company sold tn,
northwest corner Of Eighty-fifth stree
and Eighty-ninth avenue. woodhaven.
two story, four family house on a ploi
25x100. to Mr.. Catterson for occu
pancy.
Other Suburban Transactions.
Burke Stone. Inc. has sold for DR.
John Goger his residence on Platt ave
nue.. Scarsdale, to A. S. Carnochan; fol
F. e. Miller his dwelling on South Co
lumbus avenue, Mount Vernon.
Hamilton Iselin d Co. sold for James
Driscoll his house and half an acre o
land in Fairview Park. Eastchester,- neal
Bronxville. held for $14,500. to Roger
Morton.
Prince & Ripley, through their Pelham
office, leased for Cora B. Claire, hei
ham Heights, to Mrs. j. M. Schrock OF
this city, for the summer.
Howe & Thompson sold for There's
Brull a large plot on Fisher avenue. IL
the Ridgeview section Of White Plains
to r. J. Parham, who will construct i'm
mediately a residence on it.
The Lawrence Avenue Realty Cor
poration sold three plots, containing tel
and half lots, on the west side OF
Neptune avenue. Woodmere, to a clienl
of H. Goldschmidt for immediate i'm
provement.
Gleason & Dolan took over all Of tn,
Garden City Estates properties north o.
New Market road and will develop then
for home builders.
Hagstrom- Callen Company sold fol
Louise Callen a plot 50x100 on Contra.
avenue, Pelham. to Harry Lowe of the
Mount Vernon Trust Company, who in
tends to improve 1t with a modern Co.
lonial style residence.
o. D. Schmencke Land and Investment
Company sold plots of three to ten lots
in Hampstead l.. l., to A. and NJ Kuef.
ner, n. and J. veroman, w. A. Marston
]. Kayser, p. F. and T. Howard. w
and J. Ryder, A. c. King. N. A. and Z
B. Strand, j. F. Littig. r. Lipp. ST., Nc
Desmond. r. Font, p. and T. Molick. L
Lockwood.
News Notes of the Day.
Victor Gainzburg signed contracts with
the Wennemer Construction Company Il
erect nine story apartments at 150-15l
East Forty-ninth street from plsns BY
Alfred G. Bosom, architect. Work or
them will begin this week.
The Briarcliff Country Club will spend
about 100000 in building a clubhouse
on the $50 acre tract which it purchased
recently from tha Briarcliff Realty Com
pany. The building will be a low ram
bling structure, Elizabethan in character,
f. B. and A. Ware, architects of this
city are preparing the plans of the club
house. An eighteen hole course Is under
construction on the property.