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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

Mr and Nrr a Iyndr ar.rcd Sum day night 1H Ono ..o0mor Iolou1n from Europa. to which nIaco Ono lor- mcr won. nearly two yo0r ago. He a owner or .he Irnda ho,o-
 C M McGrah o. sua came Co Ima.l ou Che Spokane Sunday ml mo, h.s WIIe and lauhler ou lue.r arrival from One .1u.h on .he queen Wednesday
 w. ID. Lar oI il. hIna.a Pulp rnd Paper Company which own. .He plant ut Spool river. VII. .n town Ono fore par. ol .to Wee. on business
 Wauor Nm.ort connected w'ih One forestry department O. Che uu.- rarIr ol California. accompanied by hIa u.fc. came down from s.aeWay rftcr visiting Che AIu country They le.t for ko'oh.tan yesterday
 Wu W C. Rugs accompanied by her daughter and .u .eIt on Che Spokane 5uular for u ..N Wooh uaIl wIih reIuure in Seattle Mr. Huee aeoomnHu.eI lnem aa I.r l Kr.ch.Elu and returned on ln. queen Wednesday,
 M J. u.rlrI and WIIe wero aouIh- bound raHorroH on lne Spokane Sunday They win F.H.t Iu Seattle
 Mrs. U IT. Tr.nn and daughter Mics Er1 Ielt on Che Princes iou..0 yesterday for sllfIe whoro IHW win v.sIt Mr TaIeau huHau .or muIy NH THnn
 Gene MoCIo.Ecr auI Martin Cole Icy unra naHrns.u on Che EIehoIl Thursday night for Hooulh from whence ther win eo .o OhIcHaeo. on a prospecting u.p
 Earl Bright hm accepted poH Uon wI.h Ono u. s Bureau of F.h oau. as N1roImn He ict ,u morning on tle raab0lI F.re..T I1 hc Port hI.mon district
 Bur. MayooeE and George 0nlru win leave Juneau tomorrow morn nr for WulGI Ie'and lo start cou rruoIon work on oIb.u. and .ood houses tor Che Seymour Canal fW E Stock Co.
 WU Hu.orI h1s rented Che Ehuc. louc on Fourth and Franklin ..ree..
 C I Woolcr expect. to Iolro .1. seruIe on Che hnmoia on h.a way |. Nome He win I on One Victoria leaving saUI. ahou. Che lrt o Iu.y
 The Salvation Army Inn. rented th. torn room ou Seward aroo. chat wa formerly occupied by Femmor q UU.r
 J IT Nne local aeont for th. Admiral Steamship L.ne Is return Inr to Juneau on tho Spokane Th. sruEan. mHoI for Southeastern NmEa points lhH morning.
 Mrs Chn.ham wIle oi C W Chn.Mm of Che roal-huHI.ur de rarImenl O. tle Forestry Service uT .aIre ou Che ouo.u tomorrow uI . visit fo relatives .t Spokane
 w. Pm.n man.sar ol .h. Electric Light and Juneau Perry and Navigation Companies ie.t io s.n rmue...o ou .he Spokane ou buIu. trip. He win return r .hou. lhreo weeks.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
sKAGWAY ADDS BEAR
 TO OTHER ATTRACTIONS

T.. mighty umro. who '..
 eurI.r night for Che wild. o. urr. and vicinity. cau. n "Hr morning heaun. in .0.H
 .....m h'roE n.lr cub. IH. mr. follow u.. raol hr One Han.-
 and U.n captured after n H.u'. born ..H. H.. mp hr .ne Eoln-...r. n. now being orcl for and r.r.I m fancy stop. and .oN .ro" M ... r.l. .FoIrI which tho AL .r. club i. Io nH. on. II .s eEre.,- -. .... for u .ourH. attraction Inc ru n. tn. .u.orr. hereto
 . ..|n..I m Che ..or. and r'.c ....... .. s0.nr smith. And .... m. m. company n. nrar Hur... r.un to One hunt uoEt sa.- ...r '. |. expected Cha, 'hcs "I0 h. .H.. II. .nur. Ihc mother o. .'r m. .. H.s. ..e two on exhibition
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
FBEEBUBN EXAMINES
 HELM BAY PROPERTY

w. U HrHHhurr manager o. .no ChIehrro- Mining Company who hm been In Che ko..H.Hm dIH'r'c. for several da returned nH. night from Holm Bay whore he has been looking over .ome mining properties in which M J. Hue.a .a Interested. He .s much pleased with what ho lw and .h.nN well ol Che district -EeIuhI.uu Chronicle
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
COURT H SESSION

An Ono officials of Ono district court returned to Juneau from Kot- ch.tau or'y thlg Wook Thoy topped off and hold O short "uatur- aiIlaUon' session at Wrngo'i. whore number of new American citizens Wore made
 Th0 mmmor ra.ou of court has heen opened horo Tho damage case o. Ko.N VII tno Alaska Juneau Gold Mining Company win be Che lut jury cae taken un, it bc.ue aet for Monday
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
KETCWKAN FIXES
 TAXATION RATE

40 tho meeting oi Che city council held i'm Che council chambers oguT night .hH week. iaN O. i per eon, on an roaI and personal prop- orly uaa decided upon Tho tHE win be computed upon tho ul value Of n. property making Che iola. only uIIc moro chan IH year when lho laE was computed upon part vale nation
 The assessor has completed Che valuation Of an property within .hc nreHnc.a of Che township ot ke.ch.-
 au and the members of .ho council ara now convened to regulate Che
 mcnH a.. upon property .n 'he various o.UoHa of loWu Tho IaEe must be paid to .bo city treasurer by fHa Int ol JuIy- Chronicle
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
CHURCH NOTICES
IH CfuoI NoIoI

sr.. H". worship H. n uro.. sH..I ".r..H l.I. u Manifestation 0. Divine Love-
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
PERSONALS

J. J. C.ano. and d0ueh'er m Unn. returned ou Che ouoon Hor spending esoa. days at stsa
 m Naudo NHand eamo homo or Che ouon from .hor. bu. p'oa ant r...I lo s..a.
 O Uur.Hard. owner ol lhe Tee H.rhur .nnorr arrived n town on hurried hu"ne un Iue.aF. Hc ..n.. I."H'. activity at n" uu0 M ".1u.
 o.m. N.I.r Wright Weur.on ar. rived i'm town n. fore nar. O. ho woo. from .u o...H. cruise among he H.nI. u I.e .au.hWo.lward.
 Mrs. q rr.ohw..r and U.Ie Iau.H..r I.I m One Spokane on visit I'D renUr. in Portland
 Mrs uL Caren and o1 Ror r-r.r.T m Ha or.m Wednesday from s"HIe WH.r. iHc H'.n has been attending HHr .Ho'. a.neo HI I..
 H Anna Morrison and lruHntor N N|e.. Io HUer teacher In .n. Juneau nuhH. hoo' Io,t for One Huh m m. sn0.Hn. They W.. .nmH ne ...lH0r In s.H.ue
 lmu srHarom for a long umo n trusted mn.0.0. ot Ono c w. rmn. .0mrnr Ha. n passenger Tor m. nnIH nr I.. Prince. Lou... dr ..u.I II. '..... n s.IIe whor0 ur sHHH.r.m ha. boon for a.rera. urr.H.
 and Mrs. A. B Phillips of NH.H.. who have boon visiting hHo ur m. r... ... .Hr W.h th0 .a.. .... .I.r. N.. H. J snmmer .0.. .n m. I.... r...rI.E morning on .... In W.. Huu. where thW Wi. mu. H. vacation wIh One parents o. Mrs. rnUn. returning .n Alaska and NnHm before Ono anmu. o. ..Haa. u September
 Wm.m G.IIa. win aEo lhe poo
 Hor in H. store o. lhc l. w. Fmu. Company which Waa formerly nI by Amos smd..ram Mr. e.|H.. formerly worked for -nU
 m. .omHa.. and H both popular and ....m.
 s.n'.r I0H-oH0n has rono to Port HH0. N.... n. win hn am- n..r.I b. m. u..H Son salmon Com. nn
 HHan u.H. |. Iu. I1 return Io Juneau n. m. Admiral Evans from nm ....r... r.t to .he outside
 MT uM MT. Harry Ebtor.. ar .r.. H.m e...r on One 9uoon and m. .m.r H.. .0u. .n WHr. m chic. .... n. .ho GrI.
 Marion ooHHen wa. round .u... n ... uu..n having Hu.. u. both .t s.H-H.. and sIHa
 CH"... o0UH.n wont .a Wrm ron . ... H... .e. and from .n.r0 mp m. s.... Hr.- Wh.r. Inc win ... mp m. .H .uuou
 Mr. nm. w R. Barnes arrived rr n. lu.H W..H.I from n visit n. southern n.n.. Mr. Brne
 head 70. .Ha Irn..n Electric Conn H..I
 n I WH.m. m.rr. engineer i'm .h.re. n. I.. operations at Che .UM.H..oI mr. accompanied by Mrs. William. arrived u town u. H. wool. TH" orc .r... .I m. U..n.ru Ho.eI
 EI Hs.u| r0run for many r.u on. 0. m. n.nnre.oH O, tho Golden North H0... at sEarWay wont north .u H. Princes Lou ..ter . r.I In m. nu.H Hc eE. poet. m .nnI m. summer prospect i'm. .u m. HHu country
 Max GuH..I 0. r.uHNHr who WH. n t.r. a.. mon when h. wont south two month. n. mor. ago. returned on m. Princes. Iou.. much Improved Tn H..I..
 crr.. and hh.r. Parker of Strawberry Point arrived .u town Wednesday O. ta.. wca. on short hu.r. rH
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
OUTLOOK WRITER HERE

Sherman Rogou, ono or Che aaeo- ciaio editors of Outlook and an able and aggressive writer arrived from Che souih a few days ago and i8
 spending lhIs week at Funtor Bay on @ fishing expedition. He will de- vote several days to Juneau and vi- cImtyIatar. Hc ia hero for tho pur- pose of obtaining nrst-hand inform nunn lnr nuLLnoE
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
KENTUCKY BOASTS
 CHAMPION FATHER

Harlan N. H.Ha. HH.n- n| m Tn h. .H. world. ehamno. ..H.
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 N Mrs. H...r Il. ....u. along r... H "LI.. Bobby
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
HISS CASEY HOME

MH Florence Caaoy arrived ou iho steamer Queen Wednesday from Moscow. Idaho whore she has been attending college since last l1Il and win noHi Ono summer W.th her parontH Mr. and Mrs w. w. Casoy. Miss Florence graduated from Che Juneau High Sho0l Iaat year.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
LOVELY WINDOW DECORATION

hu Che windows of Che io'd8.eIn Emporium have boon trimmed with ua'rnr.. 0that !. whaI Dry Goods Foreman Allen said .hoy uel which add ten much tn lHr general anpo1r- nn.o oI Che HIor..
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
M sHRmERs C0MINa

It s reported chat Alaska win bo Invaded next week by 150 ShrInors. delegates to Ono recent convention in san Francisco They are not conn nr as a party but as individuals.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

Holy Trinity Cathedral suH..U ..I. Holy Communion s.0o a .m. Nrrn. nr.rar and mou n.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
IN NEW LOCATION

J. D. Van Atla proprietor O. Che White Moose barber shop Is now located I'm ha new quarters adlo.n- ing .hc Capital Lunch. ou From. .ra0t uoIr Franklin
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17
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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

WANTED Clean cotton uss Tho 5ronora Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

TrIrr afternoon snoc.uI mooHnr Of Ir|.. IIIHr Society Ht o'clock.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-06-17

Our large Manufacturing Department is in position to turn out all kinds of fur work on new garments as well as to rem ovate old pieces
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
0WSLkAY0 1t IT'S M/2ZAW0 AVE. ~MoA71ZA/2 NJ
PURCHASED w H6NRy p 7URNSuZZ WcE PRESIDENT
H1WoHSR NH7I0NHZ 5HNK E2l2M ~NRS.M y DEWITT
FRHNk HUGHSS ca ttfs E2okER
Flushing an Active Center
OF Buying and Building q
Man. Dwellings Pass TO New
Owners; Plots Acquired TO
Bc Improved With Homes

&. a. Durand, with F. II. Reeve. Inc,
reports the following sales and leases
in Flushing: For Charles j. Junemann,
seven room house on North
Twentyseventh Street; Tor James Cal
Ian, an eight room house or Eighteenth
Street; for the Bays.de Homes Com
pany. fityone lots Oh North Twenty
eighth, Twenty ninth, Yhjrtieth ard
Ihirty-sccond streets. Broadway Flush
ing, TO builder, who will erect. twenty
homes; for Victor Nygren, q Colonial
home to be erected or North Twenty
ninth Street; for P. j. Reilly, seven
plots on Twcntg first Street and LIZ
cernc Place. Flushing. to builder, who
Will erect at once seven homes: for
Mrs. Il. Taylor, new Colonial home,
on North Twenty FIRST Street; for Bou-
deau Corporation. northwest corner OF
state and Twenty sixth streets. to g.
client who will erect q Colonial home:
for Mr. kerns, 8 house on east side
of Storm Street, between Warburton
and Lamsrtine avenues, Bayside: sold
for Minnie Fogcl, building plot on
east side Thirtieth Street, near Gro
cheron Avenue. to client who will build
residence: for A. Q. Sh:nn. a plot
on west side of North Twenty sixth
Street, north of Crochevon Avenue. to
client, who will build home, and for
f.. d T. O'Brien. a plot OF the west
side Of North Twentieth Street, be-
tween State and MITCHELL avenues. to
client who will build. The brokers
have leased for August Aalto, a cot.
tage on Lancaster Avenue, Auburndale;
for E. c. Hayfield, house at Wilson
Avenue and Sanford Avenue, and for
Ira f. Hitler, a house on Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
and Comment of City and Suburban Real Estate Mark
Trading in Big
Apartments on
The West Side
history House OH " est End
Avenue Corner Sold: Ten.
ant Syndicate Purchases
kepdalc. in Madison Ave.

Inc thirteen story apartment at SIS.
west End Avenue. northeast corner o!
loSd Street, las been purchased by The
Hibas Realty Corr pany, represented by
ka:t & kans.nsky. The structure was
erected sew years ago by Faternt
5-os. and has been held ut s1.50o goo
Il STANDS or plot fronting 100 teet OF
each tnoTouShsarc.
Sharp 6; Co. cold for the Ardsmo ore
s'ssates, Inc. the story elevator
apartment known as Hispania Hall, a;
ne northwest corner OF Broadwav snd
loetA Street. It has been purchs see
~ syndicate headed by Louis Kramer
Hispanic Hall is arranged for fftv fam
1!'es, IN suites OF from four to eight
rooms, AID held at s475.00O. It front;
l06 eeet on Broadway and l6s ice. on
l66th Street.
The newly organized 1925 Madison
avenue Corporation, representing a
,enant syndicate, purchased on the
ioo per cent cooperative plan the six
sorry kendale Apartments, with stores.
AZ tne northeast corner of Eight
.igntn Street and Madison Avenue.
me seller, the sivel Realty Con- oany i.
~ was held al s125,o00. It has an ave.
nue frontage OF 1908 frontage a-d n
street. Measurement of 36.S feet Nil.
i'sni u. Aydelctte, Reginald II. Schcuck
ana Henrietta Brown are amono the
incorporators OF tie buying company.
El Caseo Court in Deal
contracts for the purchase Of III
cAsco Court, 4 six-story eleva tor apart
nens at eos to 20o West 1o3d Street.
are expected to be signed to-norrou-
oy tne aeTl ysormed 2oo Realty Cor
poration, represented by S. RoSsmsn,
attorney, and with S. & J. Rosenberg
and l.. Prashker ss directors. II cc.
capies a site S0x1o0.
L. Scddy represented By Samuel Eit
sertnan. purchased from Mrs. NARY
OLoughlin the five-story apartment al
10 East Eighty-third Street. The pur-
chaser will make extensive improve
ments. Julius Levy and N. Kinzler
we're the brokers.
Froman E. Tauber. sold for the
estate OF Simeon Baer 1s2 East Nine
tieth Street, FIVE story fat, 25x10o. to
Leopold Zimmerman
James L. Van SAINT purchased a five
story tenement at 10 Seventh Avenue
Sx100, south OF Fourteenth Street
through the Duross Company.
The Finance Development COMPANY
sold to Harry Shwitzer two fve-storv
store teneneats, at 16 and IS East
10th Street. 50x10o1l.
The z74 Third Avenue Holding Com.
pany sold to Andrew L. Beer six
story store tenement, at A74 and 47e
Third Avenue, 49.4x100
Morris Wishengrad sold to Dnah
huntaer a four-story store tenement,
at Essex Street. 2oxs7
Norris F!orea sold the four-story fiat
at 37s First Avenue, northeast corner
OF TweHty-second Street, also the ad-
oln'ng house, 4o3 Eas: Twenty second
Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
EHRRING70W House 1t 1Zz GHzEs AVENUE ><z2N7a4M
NURCHHSED RSCEN7ZY 81 EH ~H4IeSH IR0UoH HS
c0/vN0ZLY md CO
Home Buying Active on
East and West Side
Charles 5. Brown Sells Dwelling
in Lexington Avenue
Held at $4,000

Brown, Wheelock & Co., Inc. sole
for Charles S. Brown the four-storJ
dwelling 247 Lexington Avenue, 2oxlo0
20 Adele Miller, held at $4,000.
John J. & Theodore A. kavanagh so!a
for Charles r. Bangs to a client OF
Charles Brendon 68 East Seventy-sev-
enth Street, four-story extension
dwelling, 1S.9xl02.2.
Coolidge Estate, Inc. sold the four
story dwelling at IS East Forty ninth
Street, between Madison and Park ave
nues. 2lHl005. to client OF David
Stewart
Coushlan s, CO. sold for Ellen A
Slaven the four-story dwelling at 15G
West Seventy eighth Street, 2ox1O0 2
This is the first sale of the house in
thirty one years. 1t was held at SAC. goo
Mandelbaum e. Levine purchase from
William S. Coffin, through the Brown.
Wheelock Company. Inc, the three.
story altered dwelling al 81 Eandam
Street, 24.3xl00.
Charles A. Dubois sold for Alice II
Gleason ct al to Albert A. Tisdale the
threestory dwelling 552 West 15oth
Street, 1Tx99.11
A. 9. Ora sold for Mrs. Katherine
Alberti II Mscdougal Street, four
story house, to Mrs. c. Bove, who con
ducts restaurant on the premises.
.dl "a ETAOINUSHRDLUP PUP
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Fencments and Dwellings
Purchased by Operators

William y. and Samuel Fitzpatrick
purchased the following dwellings and
tsnements: Frcn, William P. Dixon,
through Austin A. Decker, the four.
story dwelling, 2o1105, 127 West Sew
snty-seventh Street; through Gsins,
Van Nostrand & Morrison, they pur-
chased from the Turner estate the
four-story English dwelling. i4.2xas.e
a: 43a West Twenty-hrst Street. and
from the Columbia Trust Company,
truste, Of estate of James G. Beemcr;
through E. II. Ludlow Co. the five
story fiat. 2oxsox1oo, at 42.t West Fifty
seventh Street; through Porter e. Co.
they bought from Caroline Buhler the
f,re-story tenement with stores, 25x5Sx
100. at 1903 Third Avenue; 2s East
Street, o5x1o2, from Thom.
As j. L. McManus. through John A.
Clarke. frame dwellings, and from the
New York Bible and Common Frazer
BOOK Society the four-story dwelling,
] s.6S52xioo, .: 70 West 10.th Street,
Fred 4. Holly.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
Brooklyn Store Flats
To Be Sold by Brewer,
$. Liebmann's Sons to fn'
With Houses Located in h,p'
Sections in Kings B0rou9n

Four suction sales will be heh .an
month by the Jere Johnson Jr. So.pr apn,.
in the Brooklyn Real Estate ExsnsAs
room. in Montague Street tns ns;.s 4.
which will be held at night. INV a,s,-
terest among these will be stores e. e..
critics owned by S. Liebnisnna "a is =,
brewers. This sale Will De ns.s
Tuesday evening, May %, sno a1s'''
the following properties: .,,n]
No. 81 Nostrand Avenue. an - I'll
ment house, With store; sio
Avenue, corner of Lexington AveaDs, IN
four-story apartment house, VIII
stores: is to % Broadway ana an
Kent Avenue. four and tive SssS s,sl
houses, stores and lofts; SzS Asls s.".st
nue., corner of South Fourth S''s s.snd
three-story store building; Ia 4
building and store on large
Kings Highway and Gravesend A'ssu s.a,|
three-story frame apartment ass
with store. At 656 Bushwick 49, ~
corner Of Myrtle Avenue: tns.sre|
frame store and fats fronting On e.,sa "
streets at the corner Of Grand o
and Porter and Metropolitan ass sh,s1
20 to 34 Central Avenue, eien.u. ..s.s - /
story brick tenement houses: tlId m
which contain stores; lss! L
Street. corner OF Fairpiew ,Avsns, .ss,
three.storv brick store with fcul .a sss
ments: 33g and SAL Kingslsnd Asss ;a
two four-story tenements, one ~, y
two stores; 412 Meeker Avenue vi IN
story store and frame eheds On s. 81 i
plot: also the vacant plot, lVe1issssss1 ~
Jamaica Avenue, corner OF A''
(Raiiroad) Avenue.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
J a IN lea Bay
Pleasure Grounds
To Go at Auction
Idlewiid. Rendezvous Of Fish
erncn and Shooters. Will
Be Sold Next Week
to Bungalow Builders

One OF the most interesting sales o'
the season viii be OH Saturday, June
3, when Bryan T.. Kennedy, Inc, auc-
tions the 1000 lots belonging to the
ldlewild Park Estates, at Idiewld on
Jamaica Bay. New York City.
Over thirty years ago the late Leon
ard Eppig assembled this property
built g private road running to the
public thoroughfare and a hotel at a
cost of more than S25O.000. Under his
direction ldlewild Park became the
playground Of shooting clubs, fisher
men and picnlckers.
For many years the hotel az Idle
Wild Park was 1atronized b. promi-
nent men from New York, Brooklyn
Queens and other sections; it was a
meeting place where they took their
families for week ends
The sale will be on the property in
large tent, rain or shine. Free
busses Will run between Jamaica and
the property On the day of sale.
Fifty choice lots in the residential
section of Arverne- by-the-Sea, L. l.,
Saturday, May 81. The sale will be
ON the property, corner Of Hessler and
Beach Seventy Street. near the
main Arverne station and trolley stop.
On Memorial Day. May 80 700
bungalow plots in Islip. L. l.. viii be
sold at absolute auction IN a large
tent on the property. The lots are on
Mofit Boulevard. Islip Avenue and sd-
joining streets, and are near the Islip
railroad station.
The Dunhan Estate at Whitechurch
near New Brunswick, y. j.. has been
subdivided into 400 lots. These are
to be sold st auction in large tent
on the property on Saturday. May y.
A special auction sale will be held
on Wednesday, June T, in the Real Es-
tate Exchange, IA Nesey Street. A
liquidation sale has been ordered of
properties owned by Joseph H. Curren.
They are located in Brooklyn, at S26-
S2S and S30-s34 Rogers Avenue, cor
ncr of Church Avenue and Veronica
Place, and 1918 Erasmus Street, cor
ner OF Veronica Place. Also three
properties in the Bronx and house
at Arvernc- by the-Sea VIII so under
lie q II
New-York tribune., 1922-05-21
BUYERS Find Houses
TO Their Liking
In Westchesler
II. c. laaggcrty, New Haven,
Acquires New Rochelle
Home: Sales in PclIlams
and Other Parts of County

Fish & Marvin sold for Frances Dill
lion her residence in the Forest Heights
section Of New Rochelle to II. c. Hsg-
gerty, Of New Haven, Conn. The prop
erty consists Of Dutch Colonial resi-
dence with garage and one-half acre.
The same brokers rented for tho sum
mer furnished, the residence Of Por-
ter f. Lee on Forest Avenue at New
Rochelle, to Oscar Abels of this city.
and sold two plots at the southwes l.
conner of the White Plains Post Road
and Grand Boulevard at Scarsdale to q
client; also a plot in the "Donellan
Property" to Haven c. Bsbb who will
erect residence.
Prince g. Ripley sold for Florence
Thomas, Colonial house in course of
construction on Nyac Avenue in tine
Pelham, Heights section to a client. The
property was held At $22,50o. The same
brokers sold for the Fox Realty Com
pany an acreage on Knollwood Road
and White Plains Avenue TO Russell
Lew of this city.
Humphrey J. Lynch. lawyer, pur-
chased the estate owned By Harry W.
Biggs, consisting of six plots with large
stucco, colonial home Of twelve rooms
and three baths with garage. at soutl,
broadway and Lyon Place, White
Plalns, held ut $4,000. Chauncey L.
GIlffen was the broker
Murray B. PARKS sold for George r.
Kerr plot fronting 200 feet on ,Roose-
velt Avenue, Pelham Manor The pron-
erty will be INN ediately improved with
a stone house.
Howe & Thompson sold for DR..
George H. Hyslop a colonial residence
and two plots on Chatterton Parkway,
White Plains. . -
Thomas S. Burke sold the dwelling,
so st. Andrews Place. Yonkers, n. y
Tor Max Isakovitz to Ida NJ. Drake.