The New York herald., 1922-06-26
News of the Real Estate World

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the buyer will improve; and resold 80
Floyd street. a three story. double
apartment, to Pietro Pardini.
Frank A. Seaver & Co. sold for T. s.
Wolf 1145 Eighty-fourth street, cot
tage. S0x1O0, which the buyer will
occupy.
The Henry L. Nielsen offices sold the
three story and basement. brownstone
dwelling 446 Fifth street. for the Jerome
Property Corporation.
New Inn for Teaneck.
Adolph Weiss and Aaron Weiss sold
to a client of the Philip A. Payton. Jr..
Company the Robinson estate. Teaneck.
held at $4,000. The buyers intend TO
improve the property for an inn.
George Howe sold for George Het-
finger his residence, 27 Parcot street,
Webster Ridge, New Rochelle. to Mrs.
Lydia NJ. Brooke of Albany, N. Y. The
premises consist of Dutch Colonial
style residence overlooking the lake and
were held at $4,000.
Louis Schlesinger, Inc. sold the
Charles H. Ingersoll property. west side
of wyoming avenue, South Orange, be-
ginning about 700 feet rorth OF South
Orange avenue, 10 Barnet w. Warner.
secretary and treasurer of the American
Crocers Society. The plot has 'front.'
age of 2S3 feet on Wyoming avenue and
widens out in the rear to distance Of
Ala feet The total depth Is 1872 feet,
and the entire plot comprises eleven
acres.
Alfred E. Schermerhorn rented at
Southampton for Mrs. T. G.. Thomas the
Dunes on the ocean to James p. Dona-
hue George II. Fordham's cottage, north
side of Shinnecock road. to Mrs. James
l.. Fargo Michael Komm's cottage,
west side Of Little Plains road, to Joseph
z. Grace; for Mrs. George r. Peabody
the Gables, west side of Main street. to
Leonard NJ. Thomas; for Mrs. Eliot
Beta Hoadley Bonnie Bourne, east side
of First Neck lane. to Mrs. S. D. Cam
den.
r. Franklin Hull rented for Mrs.
Noble Mcconnell her residence, Overhill
end Circle roads, Scarsdale, furnished,
for the season to Harry N. Vessel OF
this city +; for Mrs Alice /. Rogers her
furnished residence, with about an acre
and garage, to John S. McCauley Of this
city, and the home of Frederick V. Van
Kleeck. at 81 Greenridge avenue. White
Plains. furnished, for the season to a
client OF McAvoy & Holmes.
Deals Revealed in Transfers.
William Cooper Corporation purchased
436 West 163d' street, five story fiat.
25x112.6.
Lizzie German sold to Nicola Argiro
the four story tenement, 1S.9x100.11, at
317 East 119th street
James II. Gill sold to Edward M.
Gridley 1474-147S Third avenue, north
of Eighty-third street, three three story
tenements, 51x110.2.
Robert l.. Houget sold to Benjamin
Fleischer for S37,500 the six story store
tenement, 25x80. at the southwest corner
of Rivlngton and Lewis streets.
Eva Yankowitz sold to Rose Lupowitz
log East Ninety-seventh street. a Ave
story tenement, 25x100.11.
Elise I. Tappin sold to Alice M. Reilly
219 East Seventy-1rst street, four
story tenement 25x100.11.
Samuel Schulman sold to May Kauf-
man 81 East 131st street, a five story
tenement. 25x99.11.
Warren L. Van Hagen sold to Will
lam F. Trotman the three story dwelling,
12.6x99.11. at 146 West 10th street.
Catholic Charities in Deal.
The Catholic Charities of the Archdio-
cese of New York, which. recently
acquired the house. 24x60, at $50 Lex
ington avenue, purchased from Rose de
Lima Dram, and others as trustees the
abutting five story house. 20x49, at 125
East Fiftieth street giving the institu-
ton control of an IL" around the north
west corner of those thoroughfares. The
stated consideration was 100000.
Commercial Leases.
Price, Birfkner & Johnston leased a
store in 1851 Broadway; In 4S West
Thirty-ninth street. floor to the Panhel-
lion Phonograph Company. and to Albert
a. Marcus, floor in the Pasadena Apart
rient Hotel, at Broadway and Sixty-frst
street.
Pease & Gilman leased for the Cruban
Machine and Steel Company a loft In so
Varick street to Armeny & Co.
Clinton H. Booth rented for Leonard
Hardy the store at 623 Lexington avenue
for term of ten years to Isaac kunick.
Residential Rentals.
Pease G Gilman leased apartments
as follows: In 67 Park avenue for
Schroeder & Koppell to NJ. l.. Carroll in
$50 Park avenue to Avery Hopwood in
Sis Madison avenue to Mrs. L. E. Camp
bell In sc West Eleventh street to the
Misses Pauline & Frances Foster, and
in 155 East Fifty-fourth street to
George II. Breed.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments in
405 Park avenue. at Fifty-fourth street.
to William r. Brown: in $40 Park ave-
nue.. to Mrs. A. c. Maxwell: in 1918
Park avenue, which Charles Mayer is
erecting at Eighty-eighth street. to J. III.
Ijams, and in 131 East Sixty-sixth