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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-22
LODGE LOOKING AFTER FENCES
Massachusetts Senator Home Until the
Primaries Next Month.

Nahant, Mass. Aug. Ex-senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, who arrived at his
home from Washington yesterday,
plans to remain here until the pri-
mary, Sept. IL, unless his duties make
Il necessary to return to the capital.
This week he will be the honor guest
at three political gatherings.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Detroit Is. Boston 3.
Philadelphia Z. Sc. Louis 8.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-08-22

Published BY The Barre Daily Times in cooperation with
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The New York herald., 1922-06-16

UNUSUALLY attractive large building plot ;
wonderful view: moderately priced: terms.
FREDERICK p. CRAIG. Tel. 4Ss Short Hills.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
SALES IN MA N4ATTAN
REVEALED IN RECORDS

John J. Webb sold to the Clinton
Storage Warehouses the six story build
ing lox9ss. at gil and s1s West Forty
first street.
Alfred c. Coke. Jr.. sold to irving
Miller the five story store tenement.
46x6s. at POS and 2e7 Madison street
the northwest corner OF Montgomery
street.
Max Augner sold to Luisa Ricciardi a
five story store tenement. 25.5xl02.2, at
2O3 East Eighty-third street
Mark s. Rearlon cold to David Men
delson a four story store te' ement, %
xl00.11 at 215 East l0ist street.
Matthew p. Breen sod to the Armis-
tice Cafeteria. Inc, three story house.
20x10O. at 100 Leroy street.
Josephine Puel purcha sed four story
store tenement. 4.Sx70. at COZ First
avenue.
Lodovico Nassmi sold to Nicholas
Bozxa five story store tenement. 25x
1905. at s3S East Forty eighth street.
Catherine Boyle sold to Paul Dineen
q threa story dwelling. l4.Sxso. at 4S
West Twenty-fourth street
John b. Kelly sold TO Nora r. Kilving-
ton a two and one half story dwelling.
50xi00 at 521 and 523 West 16lst street.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
BROOKLYN BANK BUYS
SITE FOR NEW HOME
Acquires Plot in East New
York; Other Deals.

The East New York Savings Bank
has purchased from the N. Willard Cur
It's estate the property at the corner of
Atlantic and East New York avenues, on
the north side Of Atlantic, as a site
for a new home for the bank. The
property is l5o feet on each of the
converging streets. which form gore
at this point, and amounts to about four
or five city lots. Although the purchase
price was not stated in the. anpounce-
ment made by the bank. it is understood
to approximate s45.0O0
Bulkley & Horton Company sold 996
Sterling place, two story dwelling,
20x1O. for Dr. William L. Felter
Charles Partridge Real Estate Com
pany. Inc. sold a plot of lots. on the
east side of East Thirty-seventh street,
near Lenox road, for William Wagner
Of Mayport. Fla.
f, A. Unsworth sold to the J. & NJ. c.
Construction Company the plot. 120x100.
on the east side Of East Eighteenth
street, about 160 feet north of Avenue
L, held at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
1908 ASTOR LOTS
YIELD S1,66S,125
Average of $1,000 a Site Paid
at Second Days Auction of
Bronx Property.

The grand ballroom of the Hotel
Astor was packed again yesterday. th'
second day of the auction sale of 1.6S9
lots I'm The Bronx for the estate OF the
late viscount William Waldorf Astor.
The majority of the crowd were men
and women from The Bronx. anxious
to pick up home sites or in search OF
bargain properties for the sake of snug
investments. There were present. how
ever. a few operators and spectators
who bought in large blocks. At II
o'clock last night Joseph p. Day and
j. Clarence DavLss. the auctioneers. had
sold 1903 lots for a total of 81. 1868. .125, or
an average of about $1,000 a lot.
Felix Isman. a heavy buyer ct the
opening of the sale on Wednesday, was
the successful bidder for saventy-three
more lots. for which he paid an average
price of $775 lot. The properties were
In the block bounded by Harrod and
Bronx River avenues and 174th street
Thomas Morch and Edward M. Solo,
mon. Philadelphia operators, who pur-
chased 120 lots on Wednesday might,
bought about thirty-five more yester-
day afternoon. which brought the total
amount of their purchases up to $201,150.
They paid $1,000 each for twenty-five
lots on East 174th street at Bronx River
avenue and $1,100 each for three lots
adjoining.
Jacob Cohen bought sixty lots In the
block bounded by Fetley and Metcalf
avenues and 172d and 174th streets for
SS75 each. DR.. J. Axelrod, a builder,
won In spirited bid for plot of sixty
lots In the block bounded by Morrison
and Stafford avenues, 174th street and
Bronx River avenue. and for which he
paid an average Of $3.50 each.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
OPERATORS PURCHASE
APARTMENT IN BRONX

isaac Lowenfeld and William Prayer
purchased from the wendover Grand
Realty Corporation. 537 Claremont park
way. northeast corner OF Third avenue.
4oxlo2. five-story apartment with six
stores, housing sixteen families, with a
rent roll of suoo0 and held at $4,000.
Isaac Goldberg was Ire broker.
Abraham zauderer, Inc, purchased
from Jacob Grass the two story tax
payer containing eight stores and eight
apartments. 1892 to 1900 Southern boule-
ward. near i12d street. valued at $50, 900.
1. Levine was the broker.
Walter r. Brown sold for Letitia M.
Steigcr and others 1924 Franklin ave-
nue., a frame house. 23xi67.
Charles Kuntze sold for Casper
Fischer 2s3 East 156th street, near Park
avenue. a residence 5lx103. TO Joseph
zioa, who will alter and occupy it.
Samuel Alkoff sold to the Milton Bar
kin Realty Company the stable, 75x1i5
on the north side Of East nth street.
902 feet east OF Marmion avenue.
J. Clarence Davies sold for Morgan
Washburn to Walnut Club 453 East
137th street. three story dwelling. 1868
x1O0; also for John n. Henshaw. trustee
TO f. Horowitz. 3706 and 3710 Third
avenue. north OF 170th street, three
five story flats, with stores, T5x100.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS

Prince & Ripley sold for Mrs. M.
Shott her residence on Mitchell place.
White Plains, valued at $4,000 to
L. Apgar of White Plains.
George Howe has sold for the Rollins
estate the southwest corner Of Leighton
and Berkeley avenues, Van Cortland
Terrace. Yonkers. plot comprising
three and one-third lots. to /. v. Cohn of
1876 Riverside Drive. Mr.. Cohn will i'm
prove the site with brick and frame
dwelling
The Stanley b. Kirk Company have
sold the two family residence at ESQ
Union avenue. Mount Vernon, N. Y. Cor
the Misses Glendenning to Max Sagar!ne
OF New Rochelle.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company leased
for the Franklin b. Lord estate to WILL
lam f. Philips, house and garage with
one-half acre Of land on the north side
Of West Broadway. Woodmere, l.. /.
Louis II. Low and Charles w. Wynne
have resold the dwelling on plot. look
200, on Meadowlawn avenue, Hunting
ten. l.. l., to Daniel l. Gale, the lessee.
A. Zimmerman negotiated the deal.
T. F. Black has rented his home. SIC
Manor lane, Pelham Manor. furnished.
for the coming summer to Walter
Goldfrank through the Pelham office
of Chauncey B. Griffen.
Lewis II. May Company has leased at
Cedarhurst, L. l.: for Joseph Levi cot
tage on Washington avenue to Henri.
eta Reisman: for Joseph Shedlin on
Rugby and Albemarle roads to Sam
uel Ehrman: at Lawrence l.. l.: for
Henry Geidel on Washington avenue to
William Hecht: for J. ]. Campbell on
Washington avenue to l. NJ. Altman; al
Hewlett, l.. L.: for Elizabeth M. Dono.
hue on Hamilton place to Henry Ep-
stein.
The Williamsburg Mission to the Jews
OF Brooklyn. N. Y. has sold for a
client a plot. 40x90 feet, on Maine ave-
nue., Westerleigh. to Ada NJ. Clawson
and Maud b. Granger. who recently
purchased the adjoining property on
College avenue from William s. Van
Cllef. Cornelius G.. Kolff was the broker
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
Residential Rentals.
QUEENsBOROUGH MARKET.

Lewis H. May Company sold for
Elizabeth Cassidy vacant plot on the
west side of Beach Third street. Cor
onado Beach. Far Rockaway, l.. L., to
Charles Gackenheimer. who will improve
with five summer cottages.
Edgemore Crest, Inc, Maximilian
Morgenthau president. sold to Charles
Levine and Charles Goldberg two plots
at Edgemere Crest. one on Beach
Thi-tieth street and the other on Beach
Twenty ninth street, 40x100, north Of
Edgemere avenue. The purchasers will
erect houses for their own occupancy.
Adolph Schultz of Far Rockaway was
the broker.
Quinlan. Terry & Johnson, Inc. have
sold for John Brogle and Frank Ja-
cobs of this city "a plot on the south
side Of Chestnut street, west of Brew
ster avenue. F'luhing. to Frank NJ
Hamill Of Flushing.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
TWO EIGHTH AVENUE
FLATS IN NEW HANDS
Properties Are Near 5Ist and
57th Streets.

VIM. H. Whiting & Co. have sold for
the Lucania Realty Corporation. An
thony Campagna president. the six
story apartment 952 to 9H Eighth ave-
nue. east ride. 100.15 feet south of Fifty
seventh street. 40xll0. including an IL.
20x60 known as 243 West Fifty-sixth
street. The property was held at $25O0OO
The transastion was an all cash
one over existing mortgage. The parcel
was acquired by the sellers in exchange
about two weeks ago.
E. Stanton Riker sold for the Mary
Mason Jones estate to an investor the
four-story store and apartment S52
Eighth avenue. 25xS0. situated 25.5 feet
north of F'ifty-first street and held at
$4,000. The property had been in the
selling family for eighteen years.
The Gomberg Company sold for the
Rosemont Realty Company to the
Anglo-American Advertising Company.
1435 Madison avenue n five story flat,
2sx1OO at the northeast corner of
Ninety-ninth street The purchaser
gave In part payment a factory at
Spotswood. n. ]. The transaction rep
$4,000. Alexander Slater rep
resented the purchaser and Max Mon
fried the sellers.
Adolph and Aaron Weiss purchased
from Charles E. Heymann 4 West
Eighty-third street. three story apart
ment house. 1Sx102 held at $4,000.
Duross & Co. were the brokers.
Peter A. and Martin Lalor sold for
Richard r. Costello the southeast cor
rer of Second avenue and Sixty-n:nth
street. four story tenement, with
stores.
s. Soraci sold for Margaret Oats The
five story 1ouble tenement, 25x1OO, at
335 East 9Th street, to a. Baratta.
This is the rst sale of the property In
thirty -one years.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
PHYSICIAN BUYS HOME
IN UPPER WEST SIDE
Other Dwelling Sales Affect
Scattered Plots.

f. ]. Welling and E. X. Van Wrinkle
sold 1852 W est Eighty-sixth street, five
story house, 23xl06. to DR.. I. o. Poleski.
who will occupy it.
Slawson g. Hobbs sold for Mrs. Estes
the four and half story dwelling at 309
West Ninety-second street. fifty foot
front dwelling. The property was held
at sS5. 900.
Harris, Vought & Co. sold for Clar-
ence l.. Harding of Boston the three
story and basement brownstone dwell
ing. 20e East Sixty-second street. 1s.7x
100.5, which the new owner will alter
and occupy. This is the last unimproved
dwelling on the block and was bought
by the seller through the same brokers
two years ago.
Robert Levers sold 237 West 18th
street, a three story dwelling for l..
Stadecker to Charles WE'LL
Moore, Schultz & Co. sold for Nellie
C. Bauer to Dr. Harry A.. Keune, 47o
West 143d street. for occupancy The
property. four story dwelling, 1910
was held at SIX, 600.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
TO SELL JAMAICA BAY LOTS.

Bryan L. Kennedy. Inc, will sell to-
morrow at absolute auction 1000 lots at
Idlewild Park on Jamaica Bay. The
sale will be at p NJ. on the property.
Buses will meet every train at Jamaica
and will transport. free of charge, those
desiring to attend the sale.
The Kennedy organization will also
hold another auction sale tomorrow af-
ternoon at Teaneck. N. j.. to close out the
former holdings of the estate of Will
lam +. De Graw. They comprise 112
lots located at De Graw avenue, Fort
Lee road. Teaneck road. Morningsidc
Locust streets. The properties are In a
fine residential district and command an
excellent view of the surrounding coun-
try.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
PERSONAL AND IMPERsONAL.

Twenty-seven stand privileges under
the jurisdiction of the Department OF
Docks were sold at auction yesterday by
Henry Brady. The privileges. which In
clude the operating rights for three years
from July /, 1922, brought total of
$4,000 in rents year as compared
with only $4,000 year under the old
schedule.
The most striking increase affected the
stand in front of the passenger entrance
OF the West Shore Railroad Ferry on
West Forty-second street. The stand,
which now rents for $120 year. was
taken by Joseph p. Peccinni for $4,000.
For the erection OF the five story
apartment house. 100x100. at the north
east corner OF Bryant avenue and Aldus
street, the Abbarmor Realty Company
obtained from the New York Title and
Mortgage Company building loan of
$4,000, and for similar house, look
100, on the east side of Bryant avenue.
120 feet north of Aldus street. loan of
S105, 900.
The heirs Of the Goelet estate obtained
from the Union Dime Savings Bank
loans totaliaR S53.790 on three Broad
way properties. On the eight and twelve
story buildings, 101.5x125.6x irregular.
at the northeast corner of Broadway and
Forty-third street. s319.936 was loaned
sst4 9'4 "a on ss5 to 500 Broadway. ex-
tending to 2 and IL East Nineteenth
street and 10 East Twentieth street. inn
proved with two FIVE and one ten story
buildings. the site fronting s2.7 feet on
Broadway. 20 feet on Twentieth street
and As feet on Nineteenth street also
I "a
55.1x10sSx irregular. at $50 Broadway.
northwest corner OF Nineteenth street.
Payson Mel Merrill Company has
sold for Pease & Gilman. agents. stock
In the cooperative apartment building
SIC Park avenue. southwest corner of
Seventy-eighth street The stock repre-
sents an apartment of ten rooms and
three baths. Nelson c. Holland is the
buyer.
Moore. Schultz & Co. have been APP
pointed agents for the five and half
story apartment house. 125x10o. at 3052
Kingsbridge avenue. the southeast corner
OF 231st street the Ave story. 100x100.
apartment house Mt 3064 Bailey avenue.
and three six story apartment houses at
1886 Amsterdam avenue.
The Penn Zone Realty Company
Samuel Wolf and Jacob II. Schif) is
the lessee OF 156 to 16o West Thirty
fourth street. leased recently by Isabella
Loring and others.
Samuel Adler is the buyer OF 245 East
1i7th street, sold recently.
Malcolm Il. Smith. Inc. has sold for
the Joint Ownership Construction Com
pany a large suite In the new apart
ment house 10 be constructed on the
northeast corner Of Six,y-ninth street
and Lexington avenue, which the pur-
chaser will occupy.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
's2,5OO,O00 RENTAL
FOR B'WAYCORNER
WE'LL & Cohen Lease Bern
heimer Parcel on 9th st.
Other Leasing Deals.

A rental of about s2,5oo.o00 will oe
paid by the newly formed Broadway
Sixty-seventh Street Corporation for the
group of seven buildings at the north
west corner of Broadway and Sixty
seventh street. opposite the Marie An
toinette Hotel Henry NJ. WE'LL and }.
]. Cohen represent the leasing concern
The properties were taken from the 1881
Broadway Corporation, Charles L..
Bernheimer president represented by
William b. May & Co.
The plot comprises 1881 to 1887
Broadway and 101 to 107 West Sixty
seventh street, having frontage Of
eighty-five feet on Broadway and 1876
feet on Sixty-seventh street. The lease
is for sixty-three years divided into
three twenty-one year periods, and calls
for an annual rental of $4,000. The
lessees, who control other large West
Side properties may improve the site
with a business building and theater.
Charles F. Noyes Company leased
store and basement All Broadway to
Samuel Schein for cafeteria at aggre-
gate rental of about 100000; also the
second and third floors of the same
building to Andrew Aversano for six
years to be used as billiard academy.
Residential Rentals.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company has
leased apartments In 257 West Eighty
sixth street to Arthur f. Coe: in 925
Park avenue to Charles w. Mix: in lao
West Fifty-seventh street to Mrs. T. B.
Wiley and Miss Caroline Van II. Bean
and in lis East Fifty-sixth street to
Alexander ID. b. Pratt
Pepe & Brother leased for ten years
for Giacomo Cresto and Pietro Aimone
to Elario Dorato, Carlo Dorato and
Gildo Bernacchi ia Macdougal. street.
a six story tenement.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
FIRE DESTROYS FOUNDRY.

SOUTH NoRwALK, June 15.-Damage
of between $4,000 and SIS, 900 was done
by, fire to-day which DESTROYED the
Meelser foundry in this city. The cause
has not been ascertained. Four firemen
were injured by falling walls. but none
seriously hurt. They were buried be-
meath the debris. but were rescued by
their companions and resumed their
work The plant will be rebuilt imme-
diately. said Edward s. Meeker. prin-
cipal stockholder.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
News Of the Real Estate World
BUILDERS SELL FOUR
MANHATTAN PARCELS
West 3Oth Street Lofts Near
Fifth Avenue in Deal.

has sold the twelve story loft, 50xl00,
at and West Thirtieth street 10
Joseph Shenk. The property rents for
about $4,000 and was held at $550,000
The same sellers also sold to Mr.. Shenk
the six story Viva apartment house. 1913
Edgecombe avenue, 75x100. renting for
ss7 900 and held at $l65.00o.
To the Neverland Corporation the
same sellers sold two tenements. 433 and
AS West Fifty-second street, renting
for $4,000 and held at $4,000. They
also resold to j. c. and NJ. G. Mayer,
trading under the name of the from
Corporation. four tenements, 226 to 232
East Seventieth street.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
IN THE AUCTION ROOM.
"a vEsEY ST..
nv rOCI-ptI II nav

Bf JOSEPH 7. Day.
West 25th st, 5i1 10 551, 8. 175 n g Of
flth av. i25x9S.9. one story garage and and
story brick shop International Committee
OF Young Mems Christian Associations VS..
William Leslie et al Merrill, Rogers g.
Terry, attys: Charles Weiser. ref: due. $42, =
9J4.14: taxes. &C, 81, ,0TO0T. Withdrawn.
BY HENRY BRADY.
East 9Th ri. s04. ., 7s II OF Av D.
24x5Gx lrreg, and story building: Sherifrs
sale of all right. title. &C. which Isaac Schorr
had on Feb O, 1922. since: Appleton q
Furman. attys; Il Nagie. Sheriff. With
drawn.
West 3oth st. 4is. s, $50 II OF 9th av,
25xgs.9. story frame brick front tenement
and stores and story frame rear tene-
ment
West 3sth st. 447. n 8. is2 n of 10th av,
25xas.9, story tenement; sheriff's sale OF
all right. title, &c. which william Barvess
had on April Il. 1922. or since: Schreber,
Collins Buchter. attys' P e Nagle. sheriff.
Withdrawn
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
COAL YARD DEAL IN RICHMOND.

The Harrison $. Colburn Company has
sold to the Mckee Coal Company the
Crabtree Coal Yard at New Brighton.
the oldest coal yard on Staten Island
having been in continuous operation for
more than forty years The property
lies between Bank street and the Kill
Won Kull. with a water frontage of $50
feet. q large pocke. for handling coal
from boats and side track connection
with the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
STATEN ISLAND SALES.

The Cornell Real Estate and Auction
Company Inc. sold In West New Brigh-
ton for G. Ernest Smith. referee. house
In Garrison avenue 20 Michael Mara
belli. and property In Henderson avenue
10 Owen Boylan,
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
New Hampshire.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
Beautiful summer home in Bethlehem, N.
H., completely furnished: all modern I'M
provements: large living and dining room, re-
ception hall. pantry. kitchen and laundry:
five large bedrooms, three bathrooms on
ond floor, four servants bedrooms with
bathroom and trunk room third floor; very
large porch. concrete basement. perfectly
dry; double garage. with chauffeur's quar-
ters; Ice house; three open fireplaces, steam
heat; all hardwood floors: lawns, flower
gardens, fruit trees: house built six years
ago. Address p. o. Box 216. Bethlehem N. H.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
New Jersey-Sale or Let.
A LITTLE CASH DOWN AND PART OF
THE. RENT YOU NOW PAY

Jersey Hill section, ready TO move into: 10
rooms. baths; 400 commuters to N. Y. City
from this section, D.. L. g. w. r. II. Beau
tiful. exclusive, convenient, purely residen-
tial locality. Total price, including electric
light. electric range, fixtures, shades, steam
heat, hardwood floors, laundry, complete in
terror and exterior decorations. only $12. 900:
plot 100x190. Plenty of flowers and shrubs.
Boating and bathing available. Schools,
churches and markets near by A paradise
for the children. It's easier to buy this home
on my terms than to rent decent apart
ment in New York City. Write PRIVATE.
Post Office Box T4s. City Hall Station. New
York City.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
100000 LOFTS
IN MIDTOWN SOLD
IL Story Building in 9th ST.,
West of Fifth Avenue,
Changes Owners.

The twelve-story loft building. 50x10c
at % to "a West Twenty-seventh street
has been purchased by Arthur Green
baum from the Midtown Holding Com
pany, n. ]. Hess president. The struc-
ture is said to rent for about $4,000 a
year and was held at 100000. Harry
Cutner was tha broker M. & l.. Hess
recently obtained a mortgage loan Of
s225,Oo0 on the property from the Emil
grant Industrial Savings Bank for five
years.
Sale of Broadway Corner.
The vacant plot at the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and Canal street pur-
chased by the city to build the b. r. 7.
Broadway subway has been sold by the
New York Municipal Railways Corpora
ton. The property fronts 62.l feet on
Broadway and l27 feet on Canal street
with an easterly line of 81 feet and
northerly dimension of 1926 feet. The
property Is assessed at s2S0000. 1t is
diagonally opposite to the new home of
the Columbia Bank on the Broadway
blockfront between Lispenard and Ca
nal streets.
Coward Adds to Holdings.
James s. Coward. the shoe dealer.
has purchased the four-story building,
2l.1xS311 at 265 Washington street. A.
Costa & Sons were the sellers. William
II. Whiting G. Co. were the brokers.
The property abuts the Coward store
property on Greenwich street.
South Fifth Avenue Hotel Sold.
Leonard Weill operator. has pur-
chased the five-story building, 25xl25. at
the southwest corner of Bleecker street
and West Broadway from the Calvin
Stevens estate. The property has been
in the Stevens family since 1874. 1t
was formerly known as the South Fifth
Avenue Hotel with stores on the ground
floor.
The corner is the second one in Green
wich Village purchased by Mr.. WE'LL In
the last sixty days, the other parcel be-
ing the northeast corner of Houston
and Macdougal streets directly opposite
the Macdougal Theater now under con-
struction.
Forrest Chambers I'm Resale.
Forrest Chambers, n twelve-story
apartment, and the adjoining five-story
dwelling occupying the block front on
the west side of Broadway between
through A. Robinson by Samuel Brener,
who bought 1t two weeks ago through
l.. j. Phillips & Co. The property Is
valued at s2,0n000O. fronts POI feet on
Broadway and measures 100 feet on
18th street and 125 feet on Hath street.
The buyer. the Witt Forrest Corpora
ton. plans to erect on the Hath street
corner a structure to CONFORM with For-
rest Chambers, which was designed by
George and Edwin Blum. A first mort
gage of sI65.0Oo is on the property and a
purchase money mortgage OF $400.0 900 has
been allowed to remain on 1t. Incor-
poration papers for the buying corpora
tion. the directors Of which are Nathan
II. Stone. Abraham Il. Paley and Sol
Schneider. have been filed.
100000 FLAT FOR 5STH ST.
Plans have been filed for the con-
struction of nine story apartment
house at lis to 122 West Fifty-eighth
street. having a frontage IF so feet and
a depth of 1919 feet. The 120 West
Fifty-eIehth Street Corporation is the
owner OF rero-d Snl'"a-'z & Gross. the
architects estimate the cost AZ 1900 000
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
Queens--Sale or Let.

BEAUTIFUL O room house, completely fur
nished. TO lease; October or longer; 5000.
Hollis 6664-J.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
Maine.

BLUEHILL, MAINE
Summer cottage for season on Bluehfll
Bay; 10 rooms, bath; steam heat, electric
s fully rdf linen s,Sc
Apply Miss Elinor Brooks. e3 N. Arlington
ave-, e. Orange. N. j. Phone Orange 1887.
The New York herald., 1922-06-16
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

A $40. 900 plot of Is Bronx lots. fronting on
three streets. free and clear, with cash,
for Manhattan income. AUSTIN FINEGAN.
50 Nassau at.