The New York herald., 1922-01-29

stores and occupying tho block bounded
by Crescent and Arthur avenues, 1890
street and Adams place. The property
measures 100 feet on the street, 10e feet
on Adams place. 1913 feet on Crescent
aN enue and % feet on Arthur avenue.
held at $4,000. The existing leases OF
stores In the building expire In May.
1929.
Ennis & Sinnott have bought from
Gaines & Roberts the one story busi-
ness building nearing completion and
to contain seven stores. on plot 100x90.
on the south side OF 10th street, ad-
joining the southwest corner Of the
Grand Concourse A. D. Phelps and
II. J. Rogers were the brokers
Ryan q Co. have sold the southeast
corner of Fordham road and Hughes
avenue, consisting OF four buildings
with stores. 76x127. The property IA
assessed at $4,000 and a resale of the
property is pending to a prominent
garage builder.
Schwab & Co. sold the northeast cpr-
ner of Fulton avenue and lsoth street
to the newly formed Lewmaru Realty
Corporation, NJ. Goldberg, president. and
L. Krakauer. secretary, with offices AT
11s5 Washington avenue, who will i'm
prove site with stores.
Plans have been filed for two five
story apartment houses, 97.sxl0s.4
each on the west side Of the Concourse
200 feet north OF 1s6th street, for Sophie
Simpson. Morgan & CHASER, architects.
estimated the cost at 100000.
Suburban Trndfnr.
Raymond Connolly Company sold 800
Hartford road. South Orange, N. J., TO
Harry B. Conlan OF B. Conlan & Co,
metal novelty manufacturers OF Newark.
". j. The property consists OF an Eng
lish Colonial dwelling on a plot 1O0x25O
with two-car garage and chauffeur's
quarters. The dwelling contains eleven
rooms and three baths.
The McWhinney Realty Company sold
for Alexander Bodansky stores ana
apartments on Central avenue. Cedar
hurst, to the Goodluck Realty Company:
also sold for I. Silverberg corner lots
on Central avenue, woodrnere, for i'm
provement with dwellings.
The o. L. Schwencke Land and IN
vestment Company has made sales of
from three to ten lot plots In Hampstead.
L. l.. to the following: f. Buck. w. +.
Corbett, c. c. Dugan. L. e NJ. Fury.
NJ. v. Gleason, e. Jonas. G. G. L. Koer-
ner. J. Lombardi. e. McDermott. FL c.
MONKS, II. j. q B. Payne, E. G. & r. z
Rompf, II. F. Smith, II. Won Holt. IT.
and c. Sutton.
The Walsh-H -Hayhurst Realty Company
Of Long Beach sold a plot on PARK
street, near Riverside boulevard, to John
A. Vaivano of this city, who will I'm
prove the property with stores and
apartments. @. A. Dorie of Valley
Stream has purchased through tho
Walsh Hayhurst Realty Company a plot
on Chester street from Max Beringer.
on which he will erect an all-year resi-
der1ce. His brother. Fred Dorfe. Of VAL
ley Stream also has purchased a plot
on Chester street and will erect resi-
dence. The walsh-Hayhurs Realty
Company was the broker. and Max
Beringer was the seller.
Prince & Ripley sold from plans q
house for Arthur c. Thomas on Corlies
avenue, Pelham Heights.
l.. ~. Nicholson & Co. sold In Lynd-
hurst, N. j., to John w. Emmons house
and garage on Watson avenue. 35x150;
20 Frederick Hitchcock. a half acre on
Webster avenue: TO william p. Calome.
house on Watson avenue. 3Jxi50: to r.
II. May, house on Rutherford avenue.
35x144: 70 Louis ConlSlin. cottage with
barn and one-fourth acre of land. and to
Louis X. Kirchner, II lots. 25xl50. on
Page avenue.