New-York tribune., 1922-03-04
Heavy Trading g
In Large and
Small Flats
History Turin, on Central
Park West, Sold: Coal
Man Sells Chateau Thier.
~, on Drive Corner

iect facing the park and l7b feet in
the street, has been sold by the sal
Central Park West Corporation. repre-
senting Joseph ". Doolittle and as.ocj-
ates, to Isidorc thinner and Samuel
Reswick. The corporation has been
asking 100000 for the propertv
which it acquired a couple Of years
ago
1t is one of the largest multi family
houses in the city, and contains suites
of six to nine rooms, for seventy-two
families.
The sale was arranged by Nasoit e.
Lannlnz, who on Wednesday sold the
twelve-story Roxborough apartments,
at Broadway and Ninety second Street.
held at $1,600,0 900, for thinner & Res
nick to j. Adolph Mollenhaucr, the
sugar man, for investment
The Turin was erected twelve years
ago by the Sturtevant Realty Company
on site acquired from Louis NJ. and
the apartment house. 1t figured in sub
sequent sales. The house was financed
by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company.
Joseph $: Ward, coal man, has disposed
OF the Chateau Thierry apartments.
at the south corner of Riverside Drive
and EiFhty-ffth Street. valued at $780,
000 Mr.. Ward il said to have tkken in
exchange the tw o-story building at the
southwest corner Of Amsterdam m Ave
nue. and 125th Street, formerly Mar
haitian Street, and extending through
to Moylan Place. formerly West 128th
Stv.aA l. snl
Court and the New York Produce Ex-
change Bank had quarters for many
years. Title stands in the name of the
Belrose Realty Company. The build
ing fronts 1913 feet in 125th Street
and 1889 feet on Moylan Place. with
rear line Of 3o5 feet. The Chateau
Thierry is eight stories. and occupies a
site 27.5x96.dx irregular 1t was bought
by Mr.. Ward last year from Gustavc
Sandbow, 80 whom he sold the house
three years previously.
strathcona Apartment Sold
The Strathcona. six-story elevator
apartment, 1132x9sx irregular, &. 374
Wadsworth Avenue, has been sold BY
John Robertson to hedvig c. Traube
It was sold subject to mortgages for
$4,000
Samuel Flato, Of Fl ~derick Zittel &
Son, sold for the A. H. l. Company
Inc. 1855, 1889 and 1898 Amsterdam
Avenue, three six-story modern apsrt
ments. 40x106 each.
Ethel Silver sold to Gussie Levine
and Dinah Gerstenhaber the two-story
store fats. l00x64.10. at the southwest
corner of 1884 Street and Lexington
Avenue.
Sadie Klotz sold to Max Balik q FIVE
story store tenement at IL East 11oth
Street. 20x1O011
Oscar D. and Herbert v Dixie sold
for a client OF the Pierre & Golden
Company the northwest corner Of Sew
enty-sixth Street and Colun bus Ave-
nue., known as $40 to 348 Columbus
Avenue, five-story apartment. 24.6x
1922, with eight stores. The seller
ago through the Pierre & Golden Com
rany.
The ive-story fiat with stores. 2511X
"a. at TIA Columbus Avenue. southwe st
corner of Ninety ighth Street, has
been sold by Helena Levy to Max Mad
Ter and David Lewis
Nathan Wilson resold the four five
story tenements with stores at 62l to
527 Columbus Avenue. northeast cor
rer Of Nineteenth Street. to Charle IS
and Henry Kimmclman. Charles Gold
DerQ was Cne cfOhei.
Gertrude s. Cowan sold TO Minnie
Wolfson 835 Columbus Avenue, south
east corner Of 101st Street, ve-story
fat with stores. 25.sx74.
Hubert Peck's Sons sold 1926 Colum-
bus Avenue fer David Levcntritt to
the Elcil Realty Corporation.
Albert H. Davis sold TO Z. Arnstein
Inc, a two-story store building at 154s
Second Avenue. lA.7x100x irregular.
Morris Yoffe sold to Louis Solomon
q tnree-story store building TT "A First
Avenue, 23x99.1x irregular.
Lily R. Messrd sold to Sadie zisser
q hve-story Fat at A52 West 1h1st
Street. 21x99.11.
Eighth Avenue Corner Sale
Lillian Sngerman sold to the Brandt
Construction Company the six-story
store fats. 71x1O0x irregular. at the
Eighth Avenue.
The Cusack Company sold 442 St
Nicholas Avenue, hve-story apart.
ment, 20x13l11x irregular, for Bernard
Malone to P. J. Lynch, Western op-
orator.
The Witherbee r. e. & I. Company
sold to Clara Zalk a fve-story store
tenement at 1891 Seventh Avenue, II
XII.
Following the placing by the Rowan
tree-Schley Company for Anna E. Nc
Carthy Of first mortgage on the four
story tenement, 25x10O. at 334 Eas,
10eth Street, Miss Mccarthy sold it tc
P. Mosca, who will install stores or
the ground floor for his barber shop.
Augusta Levy sold to Jules A Coelos
a Hve-story tenem mt at 16 ESst 111th
Street, 2e.7x1o011.
George Schworer sold to Charles
Geist story fat at 1875 West Nine.
ty-eiThth Street, 24.9x100f1.
Anna Wartenbcrg sold to Fanny
sailer Avestory tenement at APT East
seventy-third Street, 25x102.2.
Duff & Conger, Inc, sold for Louise
Alexander the building at 1874 Third
Avenue. 26x10O This is the first trans
fer of the property in thirtyfve years
The John Ga1liano Company sold for
the Hecker-J ones-Jewell Milling Com
pany TO Mrs. G. Messna the fve-story
store tenement at 81 East Thirty
ninth Street, 25x98.9.
James L. Van SAINT resold to Cath
crime A. Katzman 65 and 81 Eighth
Avenue, a three-story building with
stores, 3Sx6e. The purchaser contem-
plates making extensive alterations.
David Levtntritt sold to the Elcil
Realty Corporation the fve-story fa'
with stores, 2b.6x1"0, at 326 Columbus
Avenue