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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12

WEIGH presided at the piano. the
bridal party entering the parlors
to the strains of Lolengrin's
Wedding March. DR.. O. DIN
Green performed the ceremony,
i'll the presence of the two i1H-
mediate families and few in
innate frinds. The happy couple
left for a wedding trip East, on
their return will make their
home at Hazard.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12
Engagement Announced.

Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Fletcher,
annuonce the engagement of
their daughter, Ethel to Mr..
John n. Field. of Lexington and
Versailles. The wedding will
take place in October. Miss
Fletcher has a host Of friends
here where she made frequent
visits to her Aunt-Mrs. d. L.
Griff and Miss Fife in Lancaster
Avenue.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12
ton, and Mr.. A. D. Ruffner, of

lOI' dIIu NH IA y. NIIIIItT, OF
Hazard, Ky. The rooms were
attractively decorated, for the
occasion, the color scheme of
yellow and white, being used.
The dainty little flower girl and
ring bearers were Convened fin
yellow or gaudy, with white
trimmings.
The bride wore a becoming
suit, of blue, with hat to match,
her corsage was of roses and Ill
lies of the valley. Mrs. W. O.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12

from suffering than you
have perhaps imagined.
An eminent physician,
expert in this science,
has shown tie way. It
was he who first pro-
dUced the great remedy,
"Mother's Friend" Mrs.
{. j. Hartman, Scran-
ton, Pa, says:
with my first two
Children l had q doctor
and q nurse and then
they had to use instru-
ments, but with my last
two children I used
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12

Mother,s Friend and had ORIy a nurse;
we had no time to get doctor because
fifteen minutes.
Roto: Write for valuable free illustrated book.
Moiherh9od and the BABY containing important
mother should have. and all about Mothers Friend''
70 Bradfeld Regulator Company, BA-23, Atlanta Ga
Mothers Friend is sold by druggists everywhere
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. John B1evins
were called to Post Clinton, O.,
by the serious condition of Ser
geant Blevins who was wounded
by a gun accident.
Mrs. Sidney Turner has re-
turned to her home in Savannah,
Ga, after a pleasant stay with
Miss Fife, in Lancaster Avenue.
Miss Anne DeJarnett e f t
Thursday for a visit to relatives
in Crab Orchard.
Mr.. George Poe of Harrods-
burg and Frankfort, was guest
in the home of Miss Katherine
Devore FOR the past weekend.
Miss Elizabeth Hanger, who
has just returned from a sum-
mer abroad has entered the Ca
thedral School of St. Mary at
Garden City, New York.
Mrs. Laura Wiggins, Mi S s
Elizabeth Steele and Mr.. Charl-
ton Clay, of Paris are guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Overton HARDER
for a few days.
Mrs. Giles Harris is visiting
DR.. Carl Grant and Mrs. Grant,
in Winchester.
Miss Marietta Ieby of Ala
bama has arrived for a visit to
her sister Mrs. Karl Park.
II NJ TT.4ot-:.-,o,, ~
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12
Frice-Wright.
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The following announcements
M0the r-To-Be.
Read This

Here is wonderful message to all ex-
pectant mothers. When the Little One ar
TiVes, you can have thai moment more free
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12
5roughton-R URrer.

A beautiful home weddi II g
was solemnized at the home Of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. NJ. Broughton, on the Irvine
Road, Tuesday afternoon, at 5
o'clock, the contracting parties
being Miss Edith Marie Brough-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12
been received by friends here:

been received by friends here:
Mrs. Richard c. Linville an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Irene
Price, to Mr.. Robert Harrison
Wright ON Wednesday, the
eleventh of October, 1922, De-
troit, Michigan,
The bride is one of Rich
mond's most attractive and pop
ular girls, while the groom is
young man of splendid morals
and very promising young
business man of Detroit. Their
many friends here wish them
much happiness and prosperity.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1922-10-12
Missionary Society.

The WCfnans' Missionary So
ciety Of the First Baptist Church
will meet with Mr.. T. NJ. Wells.
Friday afternoon at 2:30.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23

$4,000. Tho same brokers sold for the
Heririmer Trust Company seven lots
on Wright place at Scarsdale TO a client.
who plans to erect six room cottages.
They have also sold to the same client
three lots on Brambach avenue for Mrs.
Elizabeth NJ. McCarroll.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company and
William r. Keeler sold for Mrs. Mar
garet Gordon Stevens. Brook Farm on
North Salem road. Ridgefield. Conn,
consisting OF thlrty-six acres. with
dwelling. stable. garage and other out
buildings. The same brokers sold the
property to the present seller last year.
Hamilton. Iselin & Co. sold for L. D.
Garrett twenty acres on Central and
Palmer avenues. Bronxyille, overlook
ing the Grassy Sprain golf course. TO
q client. who plans TO offer the prop
erty In restricted acreage plots for resi-
Dental development. 1t was held at
$50. .000
Harry NJ Barron Of this city has pur-
chased the 100 acre estate OF James g.
Barron at Yorktown Heights. n. Y,
from his brothers, william III. Barron
and Randall +. Barron. The seller
bought the property In 1870.
Eugene V. Welsh sold for Charles
AEzara the building. 4s Washington
street, Morristown. N. j., to Sam Divivo
OF Stroudsburg. Pa
The Robert p. Farley Organization
sold for Trumpy q Stafsholt house In
tho Greenacres section of scarsdale to
Louis Haberstroh OF this city.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
MANY FLATS PLANNED.

Plans were filed yesterday for an
eight story apartment. s0.6xS7. at 12O
TO 124 East Seventy -fifth street for the
1870 East seventy-fifth Street, Inc.
Dom Barber. the architect, estimates
the cost at 100000.
Plans were also filed for q five story
apartment, 10ox94. at 551 TO 657 West
1sSth street, for the Glick-Fein Build
Ing Corporation. y. s. Land, archi-
tect, estimates the cost at s225,O0O.
Plans were filed for five story
apartment, 75x56. at eli West l4lst
street. for the Sedgwick CONSTRUCTION
Company. @. T. Pelham, architect,
estimates the cost at $150,000.
A five story apartment was planned
for 500 West 152d. street on plot
75x56. for the Benax Construction Com
pany. G.. l.. Pelham, architect, esu-
mates tho cost at s150.000.
In The Bronx plans were nled Tor a
six story fiat 149.2xs5. on the west
side of Mohegan avenue, 115 feet south
OF l7eth street, for John McNulty 8
Sons. Charles Schaefer. Jr.. architect,
estimates the cost at s22O,00o.
Plans were also filed for a five story
fat. 6Ox90, at the northwest corner OF
Prospect avenue and 17Sth street Tor
the Elmwood Building Corporation.
The cost Is estimated at $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
IN THE DWELLING MARKET.

Pcase & Eliman sold for Benedict
Erstein the four story dwelling, 81 East
Sixty-sixth street. 20x100, 10 Mrs. La
Brun Cooper, who owns the adjoining
houses at SO and 55, and now controls
a holding, 60x100, near Park avenue.
Charles w. Wynne and Louis III. Low
resold 10 West Eighty-seventh street. a
four story dwelling. adjoining Columbus
avenue. to an investing client OF Earl
& Calhoun, who Will occupy
Charles X. ClLsby & Co. Inc. sold 1853
West seventy-fifth street. a four story.
twenty foot dwelling. completely furn-
ished, for Teresa Healey. The property
was held at $4,000.
Sherman q krschner sold for -Nfaude
+. Snellenberg three story, eighteen
foot dwelling. sS9 Manhattan avenue.
The same brokers sold recently 3s7 and
391 Manhattan avenue. sale OF the
southwest corner of t17th street and
Manhattan avenue is pending.
Jacob Goodman sold to Mrs. Moses
Holder the three story dwelling, Tx
s9.11. at 233 West 12sth street. Charles
Taylor was the broker.
Frederick Zlttell a Sons sold for Maud
il. Bogart 20 Israel Liebowitz 245 West
1o9d street. three story dwelling, Tx
200.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
PERSONAL AND IMPERsoNAL.

Francis j. Fitzsimmons, formerly with
Douglas Elliman & Co., and Thomas ID.
Hops have Joined the brokerage staff
Of John Constable Moore.
Hughes & Hammond were the brokers
in the placing OF the $t6o.OOo loan OF
the Prudence Bonds Corporation on the
ten story apartment house to be erected
on the south side OF Ninety-fifth street,
102 feet east Of Fifth avenue.
Payson Mel. Merrill Company have
been appointed renting and managing
agents by 10 Park Avenue Company
for their building now being erected
at the southeast corner OF Park avenue
and Thirty-seventh street by the Will
lam ]. Taylor Construction Company
from plans of Rouse & Goldstone.
Frederick III. Allen OF Frederick zittell
& Sons was the broker In the sale OF
the northwest corner Of West End ave-
nue and Seventy-second street for tho
Clarke School to tho Hotel Hos
pital. Inc.
VIM. A. White & Sons have been
appointed agent for the elk story build
ing, 1g7 and Ta9 Greenwich street, north
east corner of Twelfth street.
Thoens & Flaunlacher, Inc, have been
appointed agents of the four story
Emmet Arcade. GA Madison avenue,
southwest corner OF Fifty-niuth street
Duff g. Conger placed a loan OF $4,000
on the five story apartment at $40 West
ls2d street and $4,000 on dwelling. 1871
Madison avenue.
Quinlan & Leland have placed tho
following loans: $4,000 on 1921 Amster-
dam avenue, northeast corner or 18th
street, five story apartment building,
and $4,000 on 60 West Tenth street, a
seven story apartment house.
Edwards. Doydney & Richart placed
the following first mortgages: $1,000
on west side Sheridan avenue 177S feet
north OF 10Th street; $4,000 on. south
west corner Hoe avenue and 173d street
and $4,000 on east side Grand avenue,
22i IS feet south Of 176th street.
Leading realtors OF the city. organ
ICED In n special real estate committee
under the chairmanship of Elisha X.
Sniffin, are taking an active part In
the Red Cross roll call now In progress
for new membership enrollments.
The committee enlisted with Mr. Sniff
fin consists OF John II. Hallock. William
S. sussmnn, Charles Il. Duross. Fred
erick A. wyckoff. Charles A. Du Bois,
Charles q. Edwards. w. G, Mansfield.
o. u. Simpson and Douglas Gibbons.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
APARTMENT SALES
TOP BRONX TRADING
$3.50, 900 Deal Closed on Uni
Uersity AUenue.

The Joe-Hen Realty Corporation.
Joseph Goldfein president. has bought
from Berlin & Posner the new five and
one-half story apartment house at 2460
to 2470 University avenue. on plot 15bx
100. Tho structure was held at ss60.0oo
and returns an annual rental or ap-
proximately $4,000
Edward NJ Crosby & Co. and I. Silver
man sold for the Amer Realty Company,
j. s. Mautner president 1889 Boston
road. a five story apartment house
40x133, to Charles Jonas.
Gesco Building Corporation O. b
sealey, A. f. Cokefair and H Rose
directors, bought from Rose Mohphant
the six story apartment house at the
northeast corner of Bathgate avenue
and 10th street s3x20o. held at
$4,000.
Michael Bonn sold FOR ths B. Teits
Realty Company to NJ. Greenstein the
southwest corner Of Brook avenue and
157th street. held at $25o,ooo.
j. Lemle sold for Marie Durrenoers
the four story flat 52S East 1sbth
street. 25x1o0, and for Mrs. Beber the
four story fiat 608 East is5th street
25x1o0.
Jacob Glass sold to Isaac Cohen the
two fivo story apartments 74S to foz
East 10th street, 72x95.
Julius Trattner sold to Theodore
Braak the five story double flat DOT
East 47th street, 25x1o0.
Herman A. Acker sold for Michae'
Salt the one story business building
1885 University avenue, adjoining the
southeast corner OF Fordham road,
27xs7. held at $4,000.
Nicholas r. Betjeman, q lawyer. has
purchased from James ]. MoCabe' Jr.,
the vacant plot. 115x100x167. on the
south side of West Fordham road, be-
tween Andrews and University avenues
opposite Devoe Park. The purchaser IN
tends to improve the plot with a five
story apartment house.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
LESSEES TO REMODEL
MADISON AVE. CORNER
Plan Alterations at 10Th Sc. !;
Other Leasing Deals.

The new Madison Seventy sixth
Street Corporation. represented by Jo-
seph @. Abramson. attorney. is leasing
from Park & Tilford their three story
building at the southwest corner OF
Madison avenue and Seventy-sixth
street. on @ lot fronting 1922 feet on
the avenue and 30 feet on the street.
The lease is for twenty-ono years and
calls for an annual spayment OF about
s35, 900. II Is planned to remodel the
ground floor into stores and tho upper
portion OF the building into doctor
quarters Henry Shapiro C Co. were
the brokers.
Duross Company leased for William
Farrell estate, to Orlando +. Battalia
Gasoline Company. northwest corner OF
Broadway and 129th street. 10oxl00, for
twenty-one years, at an aggregate rem
tai of $500, 900. The leesees will erect
a two story garage with a gasoline sta
tion on the roof on the Broadway level.
Shaw, Rockwell &c Sanford leased for
Anna Sands and Katherine A. S. Hav-
ermeyer, tho block front on the west
side of Fifth avenue, 13Sth and 139th
streets. 1o0x200, to the Cathedral Hold
ing Co.. Inc. for term OF years
Spear G. Co. leased: The five story
building. 124 Fest Thirteenth street to
Millers Auction Rooms. Inc; also store
and basement in las Madison avenue. to
Shawmut Woolen Mills. Inc; In 16 West
Thirtieth street to Friedman, Clock and
Fischman, knit goods in EST Broadway
to III. Zimmerman, Inc, importer OF vel
vets, silks, ribbon and straw braids, and
store basement and subbasement In SIS
Broadway to Samuel Siff. wholesale dry
goods,
Rutland C Benjamin, Inc, and Feni-
more c. Goode Company. leased 1o,ooe
square feet in 800 Lafayette street, TO
the Tiber Publishing Company.
Daniel Birdsall &c Co.. Inc, rented
store. basement and subbasement in 704
Broadway; sixth loft in 139 Spring
street to the Polar Knitting Company
and fourth loft In 28 East Tenth street
to the Puritan Rain Coat Company.
VIM. A. White G. Sons leased in 20
Thames street additional space to Wal
ter NJ Eastman, Inc. and to the Nor
rls Tool Company. 1000 square feet on
the ninth floor. The same brokers
leased to the Royal Uniform Company
loft In 325 Lafayette street.
Charles r. Noyes Company with
Louis Shrag leased TO William Korfi
building 152 West Twenty-first street;
also floor In "a Fulton street to the
American Apothecaries Company. space
in 90 Beekman street to the Kobold
Corporations; In 1876 Maiden lane &c
Nielsen Paper Exports, Inc, and Joseph
d. Sayles In 13e william street floor tc
the Westchester Fire Insurance Com
pany, and in Ga Reade street a floor to
the Wonderful Heel Company.
J. B. English and w. II. Coon lcased
to the Batho1d Realty Corporation store
floor and basement in 1881 Broadway,
northwest corner Of Forty-fifth street.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
Business Property Guide
An Up to Date List of Business Properties To Let
Classified for Convenient Reference
Fol
OFFICES & OFFICE
SPACE.

tity.
32D sT.-l1G-i22. 5oo-g 500 sa.
u. Rental 81 200 and up. VIM.
;. sussman, Inc. 800 Madisony
<oD sT.-I7 q. $50 50. n. Rea-
sonable. Globe Steel Tubes Co,
premises.
s2D sT.--135 w. (IIotei Flan-
ders). Physician or dentist.
Reasonable. Apply premises.
s3D ST. VANDERBILT Av.
(Grand Central Stationl. R4a-
sonable. Apply Vanderbilt Az.
Bldg, 81 Il. 42d ST.
18th sT.--se w. Private office
reasonable. Apply Room 1909.
premises.
BROADwAY-s2 q 'front.'. Ren-
sonahle rental. Apply Room Il,
BRoADwAY-577 Cwhi,e ST..
Reasonable. r. J. Guilfoyle 4
Co, l6J Broadway.
FIFTH Av.-43D ST. CZeiFier
Bldg1. Large and small units.
Reasonable. Apply Park Ave.
Operating Co.. 5i2 9TH Az.
FIFTH Av.-Ta. 800 so. r. and
up; reasonable. VIM. s. sues-
man. Inc, 500 Madison Az.
FIFTH Av.-43T. s94 "a. n.
Reasonable. Apply Room 4s7.
premises.
FIFTH Av.-5ie (prlvate offc.,.
Reasonable. Apply Room 70.
premises.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
SUBURBAN TRANSACTIONS.

Chauncey B. Griffen sold the estate
Of Leonard Goodwin on Apawamis ave-
nue., Rye, n. y. consisting or nearly
an acre. with residence and outouiid-
ings. The property was purchased py
Miss Emily L. Charles OF this city TOT
occupancy. and was held at $4,000.
Fish-Garmany Realty Corporation SOLO
n residence, corner of Overhill and
Circle roads. Scarsdale. for Mrs. Core
NJ. Murdock to George Darlington oi
Bronxyiile. The property was held at
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
Fire Record

A. NJ. Loss.
u :30-f427 Boston I'd, The Bronx,
Robson Golden. Trinlng
~ :bo-1n front OF ibS Park Row, auto
mobile. Relnar Russo. Unknown
i:3S-126 Convent av., Jacob Tobias,
Unknown
o:30-s4e w. 5sd ST.. Hattie wr-
lams ...s...s.s...., . y nknOWn
IL :oo--1Ssth ct. and Tebout av.. The
Bronx. automobile, Department
of Street Cleaning. g..............T TrfIng
PM
II i6--407 y. Goth St. Frank Millett Unknown
~ 4J--45th ri. and East River, scow,
Brten Bros. ............ = Unknown
~ :50--Church and Fulton sts., b. r. T.
subway train. No damage
:25--42 +. 10th st., Edward Broch. Unknown
:35-146 Sd av., unknown. ....... Unknown
s:20--e2 South St, Frank Isette. Unknown
5;15-5i2 w. 10th ST., brush, Consoi-
6 60o-24Ss eth av.. Frank Calf. Unknown
6:15-229th at. and Webster av.. The
Bronx. car. n. Y, N. II. II.
Railroad Co..................Un Unknown
6:25-Iongwood av. and Fox St, The
Bronx, rubbish. ..........-.. nknoWu
5o-52 west list St. unknown. Unknown
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
BROOKLYN MARKET.

Carroll Holding Corporation. with NJ.
j., NJ. and S. M. Goldstein as directors,
purchased for s225.000 the four story
apartment house 1868 Carroll street
southeast corner of Kingston avenue,
100x100
shampan & Shampan, architects. are
preparing plans for an apartment house,
146x128. southwest corner Sixty eighth
street and Ridge Boulevard, Brooklyn,
TO cost s350.000. o. Falk is the owner.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
OPERATORS BUY CORNER PLOT
Take Over Parcels at Lexington
Avenue and seth street.

Norman Riesenfeld and Joseph r.
A. O'Donnell. operators, have pur-
chased the southwest corner OF Lex
ington avenue and East Eighty-ninth
street, 10ox93. from the estate Of He'll
ner 4 Wolf and Fred NJ. Marks. who
held the property at s225,oo0. 1t con-
sists of six residences on Lexington
avenue and five-story apartment
house on Eighty-ninth street. The
property will be offered for resale for
Improvement. possession OF the entire
plot being had Immediately.
This Is the second purchase in this
neighborhood made by these operators.
Within the past few weeks they bought
120 to 126 East Eighty-sixth streer near
Park avenue, ON which negotiations
are now pending for resale. O'Reilly
&c Dahn We're the brokers.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
SPECIAL AUCTION TO-DAY.

The last special auction TO be con-
Quoted this month by Joseph p. Day,
auctioneer, will be held to-day at moor
in IL vesey street. The properties to be
sold are located In Manhattan. Tho
Bronx and Queens; also at I.ynbrook.
L. L.. and at New Rochelle. They con-
sist oe dwellings,, taxpayers, apartment
building sites and a tract OF forty-two
and one-quarter acres at New Rochelle
In a well developed suburban estate sec
tion. Another offering Is waterfront
plot on Flushing Bay, Borough OF
Queens. with frontage on the north
side OF Astoria avenue. near jackson
avenue and Fifty-ffth street.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
ON STATEN ISLAND.

Joseph A. Savadel sold for John Lar
son a two family house on Hope avenue,
Fort Wadsworth, to John G. Herman !;
for Frank A Cusick a one family house
on Hardy street, Stapleton. TO John
Papard, and for Edward r. Miller a
plot on Maryland avenue, Rosebank, TO
John Larson. who will erect a one fam
ily house.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
JAMAICA noMEsTEAp SOLD.

The old Fleming homestead AZ F'ii-
Con and Grand streets. Jamaica, for
many years ono OF Jamaica's oldest
landmarks and the home OF tho late
Judge John Fleming. has just been sold
by tho heirs to a syndicate at re-
ported price OF 100000. The deal was
consummated In behalf OF the Fleming
heirs by Holt & Edwards. Plans for
tho utilization OF the corner have not
bean divulges.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
PLOT SALE IN HARLEM.

Leon s. Altmayer sold for the Fits
Roy Realty Corporation plot. 65x100.
on the north side OF East 120th street
about 226.7 feet east OF Pleasant ave-
nue.. Tho broker also negotiated a
mortgage for tho buyers with tho sfu-
tud Life Insurance Company.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
WILL ALTER HAGG1N HOME.
Madison Ave. Residence to Become
office Building.

The Enjay Holding Company. which
recently purchased the Louis T. Hag-
gin residence at AL Madison avenue,
45x52, has resoid tho property. through
George Neiman. to Alexander J. and
Felix Gross.
The purchasers. who are investors.
contemplate an immediate Improvement
of the property into a store and office
building. The contract for the Inn
provement hes been let to the James
M. Simpson Company. The property
was held at 100000.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
NEW BRONX TAXPAYER SOLD.

A realty company organized by
Charles II. Bellows. attorney. purchase
from the Stcbblns Realty and construo-
tion Company, Inc. n one story tax.
payer. Mt the northeast corner of South
ern Boulevard and Barretto street.
1oox10o. containing twelve stores and
occupied entirely as automobile sales.
rooms.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
STORES.
City.

2FrfI sT.-isf w. 25xii0 Reason
able. Apply sharum. iIo Broad
way.
.OrI sT.--9-ii T., 5oxioo. Reason
able. Harry y. Cutnsr, llSl
broadway.
ALL PARTS OF MANHATTAN
pna aonable rental Ruland
benjamin. 10 z. 4sth 81.
pnoApyvAY-6ro, 2oxi3o, f5o.
Bergerson Corp, premises.
vtrRNaIDE--Anth as. (attrac-
tivc) k5O-ss5. Shaw, Rockwell q
Sanford, iO72 Jerome av.
ItARI,EM-isx2h, 500. Phone Mr..
J. Goodwin. Harlem 05o2.
wAETIrNGTON-Libsrty 81. at
tractive). Reasonable. Apply 1856
liberty 81. Corporation, prem
tugE
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
News Of the Real Estate World
BROWN BUYS 8 DWELLINGS.
Operator Takes Over Apartment
site ON West Saith street.

The three three-story dwellings,. "a TO
3s West Eighty-fourth street. between
Central Park West and Columbus ave.
nue. and adjoining. on the west St
Matthew'S Episcopal Church and rec
tory. have been purchased by Frederick
Brown, who will resell the plot,
59.6x1o2.2 for Improvement with q nine.
story apartment house.
The sellers of the three properties
were Essie May Coiiey. Or. Annun-
ziata Briganti and Mandelbaum a Le-
wine respectively.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
TO SELL BROOKLYN HOUSES.

The four dwellings at 10o-104 John
son street. corner Of Lawrence street
and at 55-57 Lawrence street. Brook
lyn, are to be sold at auction to-day by
the Jere Johnson. Jr. Company, auc-
tioneers. The sale will be held at noon
in iS9 Montague street.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
DESK ROOM.
CITY.

CITY.
CnFENwrCH ST For tight rnsu-
ufacturing; 81 month. rhons
watkins sTn5.
PEARL. 81. SO Cwail et.1 Res
sonablo. Afr. Lederls. Room 1901.
premises.
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
EASEMENTS.
Cir.

lItr.
2fTH ST -tst W. 2Jrffo: reason
able. Apply Sharum. 40 B'way.
GOTH Stall r 50UfOO: res-
sonable. Harry y. Cutner. 1851
Broadway.
BRoADWAY--65o. 2nxf3o: $500
Apply Bergenson Corp, prem
iHea
The New York herald., 1922-11-23
RESALE ON THIRD AVENUE.

Sol FreIdus & Morris steinberg re-
sold 269 and 271 Third avenue to the
Minan Company. IL was recently pur-
chased from the Grand Investing Com
pany.