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berg fivestory fiat at 1886 Belmont
Avenue, 405xlO0x irregular.
Samuel Felt sold to Isidor Levitt a
tlve- story apartment, 81 .4x99.1l, at the
southeast corner Of Simpson Street and
Home Street
Norman Grossman sold q FIVE story
modern building at 92l to N25 Home
street, 75x9S, containing twenty six
suites. to the Wisner Building Com
pany
Norman Grossman sold four-story
tenement 1T 1921 Hughes Avenue,
50Ns7.
The Thirty-hfth Stree. Realty Com.
pany sold to David Freedman q Eve
story nat at $50 East I65th Street,
37xl00.
Frank Volz sold for A. Kramer and
l: Grodsky the livc-story apartment at
10 Post Avenue to Dr. A. Wolfson
Joseph M. Brenstonc sold to Jacob
Yevlove a five story fiat nt 9O2 Jack
son Avenue, 3SxS7.6
Norman Grossman a two story build
ing with store at 2750 Third Avenue
29xl24. The property will be altered
INTO three story office building.
Julius a. Swidler sold TO Owen Rice
a two-story dwelling at 23ll Morris
Avenue, 25xlOG6.
Butler & Baldwin, Inc. sold for the
estate of Peter Fox 1923 Third Avenue
a two-story building, 50x100.
Schvab & Co. sold for Mr. Rcinhol.
the three family frame dwelling at 74l
Paramount Place, 25x126, for cash.
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Garage to Replace Old
West Side Tenements
Will Be Erected on Large Site
at Broome and Thomp-
son Streets

The Tunnel Garage. Inc. purchased
II, me northwest corner of Broomc and
'homPson streets. two and three story
'ehements. fronting 100 feet in Broomc
street and 100 feet in Thompson Street.
which Will be demolished and a two
stoTy garage erected on the site, which
WI be within one and one half blocks
ol inc entrance TO The new vehicle tun-
mel to Jersey City.
nc plot has been in tho possession
o! the Bullowa estate for the last
Iwcnty years. The lntcrboro Realty
company negotiated the deal
The Pitthan Realty and Holding
Company sold to Aaron LINER five.
story building with stores at 35s Bow.
cry, l7xl02.2x irregular.
Carl Schiller sold to George Kraus y
three story building with stores at 143o
Avenue a, 2OGx100
Henry Brady sold for the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company four-story
huilding at c75 Ninth Avenue, 1sxl00
to Edward T. Codv
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Apartment and Store Buildings
Planned for Sites in Rrn,,x

W OlSCO III OIlA
Abncr Distillator purchased seven
'ots at the southeast corner of 23oth
street and Kingsbridge Avenue, front
ing !so feet on kingsbridge Avenue and
loo feet on 230th Street. Plans will be
nled Tor the immediate erection of a
nVe and half story apartment for
ninety families. laid out in two, three
snd IN 1our room apartments. and to cost
*ooV'ooo. Pace e. Leisinger purchased
tnrec lots adjoining, and arc also hnv-
ing plans filed for the Immediate ercc-
t'on OF five and half story apart
mcnt to contain twenty five families
and to cost $3.50 900. At the northeast
corner Of 231st Street and Kingsbridge
Avenue Max Cohen is building an
apartment to be ready for occupancy
February Is.
Tho newly formed Shakespeare Con-
struc.ion Corporation, Salvat +. Las
pcrchcs president and Edward Segal
treasurer, purchased from the Nearby
Realty Corporation eight lots on the
southwest side Of Shakespeare Avenue,
1876 feet south Of Fcatherbed Lane, for
improvement with eight two-family
semi detached dwellings with garages,
costing 1852, 900.
Shaw, Rockwell & Sanford sold for
Max Just plot 75x96, on the south side
of East fremont Avenue. rs feet east
Of Walton Avenue, to tho Shirenson
Realty Corporation, l.. Shircnson pres.
ident. store building will be erected
on the plot
Alexander Selin and David Mietz
sold the plot. 34xi0O, on the west side
of Webster Avenue, 1877 feet north of
169th Street. The purchaser will erect
stores.
Clarence NJ. Rooney sold to Howard
W. Lyon the vacant plot, 50x1OO. on the
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cocks
" aitresscs

WAITRESS CHAMBERMA1D Br.xh,
young couple GOOD appearance $56. Miss
snea's Agency, L. 4lst 81. Murrsy Hnl
677<.
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Real Estate News
commercial Space Leased in
Uptown and Downtown Tone.

Cushman & Wakefield, Inc, leased
omces in the Canadian Pacific Building
Madison Avenue. Forty-third to Fortv'
fourth Street, to the Onondara pottsrv
company, of Syracuse; the Charles =
hedeaux Company, Of Cleveland. and
ark. ' VI 4>e"-
Tho Cross & Brown Company leased
space at 1900 Broadway to Albert Ia.
tel, adviser on motion picture tue ;in,.
space at 22o West Fifty-hrst Street ,"is, TO-
n!nthony Puig and space in the Fisk
guiding, Fifty~seventh Street and
broadway. to the L. g. M. Distr;hutino. =.
Corporation. "a ''u''"s
Caroline NJ. Brennan leased enacc IN
the new Straus Building, Fifth Avenno
and Forty-sixth Street, for a reneraj
ss.enographic Office through Jsnes T.
Roy scherick leased in the Eagle
s ssu'.o1ng, fourth Avenue and Twenty.
Htst street the entire sixth floor to
tharies 5. and William I. Spiegelberp
commission merchants. at an aggregate
rental of 100000, and space to the
Westnt Sales Corporation, woolcns
and knit fabrics; the fifth floor at 1aO
tifth Avenue to Beck & Co., laces. and
the first floor at 14i Fifth Avenue ia
Julius Klorfein.
kice 4 Hill were the brokers who
Ieased the property at 207 West Forty.
eighth Street for the Equitable Trus,
company. as trustee Of the Gene
trust, to the newly organized 207 West
Forty eighth Street Corporation fo,
twenty-one years at rental of approx.
imately s126,o0o. rp''~
Dwight; Archibald & Perry, Inc, and
Norman S. Holton leased for Ada II
Arnold to Edward Margoles for TWEEN
ly-ohe years. WITH twenty years
renewal privilege, the building at So:
hign'h avenue. Mr.. Margolie. plan:
extensive improvements.
NJ. g. l.. Hess, Inc, leased the come,
store and basement at aO3 to 90;
Broadway to Joseph Robinson, hosier,
and underwear; the fourth floor to tn
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Long Island

REAL ESTATK-sALE OR RENT
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
OTTO NJ GOLDE, Plaintiff. VS.. ANNABELLE
GOLDE, Defendant. Summons
TO THE ABOVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to Ar
swer the complaint in this action. and 10
serve q copy OF your answer. or IL the com
plalnt is not served with this summons to
serve a Notice OF Appearance on the Plain
tir's Attorney within twenty days after the
service of the summons, exclusive of the day
OF service. In case of your failure TO appea
O., answer. Judgment will be taken against
YOU by default for the relief demanded In the
Dated, New YORK. December I. 1921.
JOHN P. WlER, Attorney for Plaintiff. once
and p. O. Address 109 West 10th Street.
Borough of Manhattan. City OF New York.
TO ANNABELLE GOLDE:
The foregoing summons s served upon you
by publication. pursuant to order of Hon
I William p. Burr. Justice OF the Supreme
Court of the State O. Mex York. dated the
8th day OF December 1921, and filed with the
complaint in the Office of the Clerk OF the
County of New York. at the County Court
House in the Borough Of Manhattan. City
County and State of New York
The object OF the above entitled action Is
TO dissolve the marriage relation between the
above named Plaintiff and Defendant.
Dated, New York. December 19. 1871
JOHN P. wIER. Attorney for Plaintiff, Once
and P o. Address 1o9 West 10th Street
Borough Of Manhattan, New York City.
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Buyers of Princeton Club
Plan Apartment for S;tc

The newly formed ass Park Avenue
Inc, with L. S. pinney, II. l.. Dunn and
y. V. Rose as directors, and capitalized
at 100000. is the purchaser of the
frinceton Club property at the north
east corner of Park Avenue and Fifty.
eighth Street, on which site the COM
pany VIII erect fourtccn-story apart
ment mouse, part of which will be sold
~ tenants on cooperative plan. Cra-
vath. Henderson, Lefingwell & Do
,Gersdorff. attorneys, represented tho e
buying company in the transaction
John Dunphy is the buyer of the
R'vercrest apartments at the southwest
corner of Fort Washington avenue and
l60th Street, sold RECENTLY -'1
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SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE or
NEW YORK. County OF New York.Mac
Miller. Plaintiff vs.. Frances Miller De
fendant Summons. Action to annul a
marriage Plaintiff designates New York
County as the place Of trial.
TO THE AROVE NAMED DEFENDANT:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO
answer the complaint In this action, and
to serve a copy Of your answer or If the
mons to serve Notice Of Appearance on
the Plaintiffs Attorney within twenty
days after the service OF this summons,
exclusive OF the day OF service. In case
OF your failure to appear " answer, Juds-
rlent will be taken against you by de-
fault for the relief demanded In the com ,
plant.
Dated. New York. pecemb.rr 2+th, 1871
Attorney for riaintir office and r. O:
Address 5S Essex Street. Burrough OF
Manhattan. City Of New York.
TO FRANCES MILLER, DEPENDANT
ABOVE NAMED:
The foregoing summons is served upon
you by publication. pursuant TO an order
OF Hon Charles L. Grey. a Justice OF the
Supreme Court Of the state of New York.
Aled with the complaint in the office OF
tho Clerk Of the County OF New York. at
the County Court House. in the Borough
Of Manhattan, City, County and State OF
New York.
The object OF the above entitled action
is to annul a marriage between you and
plaintiff.
Attorney for Plaintiff Office and p. Q.
Address 5s Essex Street Borough Of
Manhattan New York City.
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SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY:
louis NJ TAYLOR. Plaintiff. against
EIyGENE DE VITO. Defendant. Sum
To the above ma med Defendant:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to an
swer the complaint in this action and 70
serve copy OF your answer. or. II the com
plant is not served with this summons. to
serve a notice Of appearance on the PLAIN.
tins Attorney within twenty days after the
service OF this summons, exclusive Of the a Gay
or answer. Judgment will he taken against
you by default for the relief demanded IN
the complaint. -
Dated New; York. December 18th. 1921.
REMINGTON MEEK. Attorneys Tor
Plaintiff. Office ard Post once Address
No 1s1 osdway. Borough Of Mammal
tan CITY OF New York.
TO the Defendant Eugene De Vito.
The foregoing summons Is served upon you
by publicatlon. pursuant TO an order OF Hon.
Court Of the State Of New York, da'ed the TIC
complaint. In the once OF the Clerk Of rs the
House in the Borough OF Manhattan. City,
County and State OF New York.
n ~'es ~" York. January 18th. 1922.
REMINGTON & MEEK, Attorneys 70,
rlalnun. Once and F. Q. Address, AL
Broadway, New York, y. Y.
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Investing in BROOKLYN Realty

Charles Partridge sold the three
iamily apartment house at S72 Reid
Avenue for Hildo c. Woman.
The Martin Company sold for the
Realty Associates TO Qucnton Guala
and Joseph NJ. Perazio the residence at
l6S Joralemon Street.
A. Mishkn sold for the Glaberson
Construction Company to Mr.. Rapa-
mort one-family dwelling at $50 East
Tenth Street.
TIE Meister Builders. Inc, pur-
chased from Gutman Semcl plot. l60x
lOO~ at the northwest corner of Seven
iy-ifth Street and Twenty first Ave
hue; plot, l0oxl00, at the southwest
corner of Seventy-.ifth Street and
iwenty-frst Avenue, and a plot, 120x
100. on the south side of Seventy
lourth Street, between Twelfth and
thirteenth avenues. Miller g. Schein-
loft were the brokers.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Flat for Site
Intended for
Big Clubhouse
l5.Story Apartment Hotel
To Be Erected on Inter-
national Sporting Club
Corner in Lexington Ave.

r.s Centerfeld Realty Company,
NH last week bought st suction the
,,u,usticnal Sporting Club Corpora
-. ,ropertv through Herman Storch.
:. q, northeast corner of Lexington
,ssue and Forty-eighth Street. on 81
.pofs371 500. has rcsod the property
ii. lanes T. Lee. lawyer. operator and
alder. VITO plans to improve tho site
r.h rifteen-s,ory apartment hotel
The property IS known rs 523 to 537
,.,ington Avenue, with a forty foot
sr.let 70 1871 and l39 East 4Sth Street.
-ts foreclosure action was brought by
..e Csnterfieid Realty Company against
be International Sporting Club Cor
Dorstioa TO recover second mortgage
advanced by the company of s21o500.
, frst mortgage on the property Of
100000 was held by the Prudential
ii Insurance Company. Joseph P
Day vas tn auctioneer.
The site was originally assembled d
through Frank y Weller and ]. L. Rob
ertsoa in December 1910, for the Inter
national Sporting Club. or which il was
planned to erect club on the lines OF
he National. Of London. More thar
500 600 was spen. on excavation work
as we'll as more than $4,000 in stec
work. It is said the property was pur
chased by the club at 4 cost of ovc
$500 ,0O0
Trading in Apartments
Nehring Brothers sold for Richard
tsonin. $50 West 172d Street, a five
story twenty-five family apartment
696xlo0.
Joseph Shenk sold to the Vermilyea q
Avenue Corporation Usidor Schweidel)
IS Nermilyea Avenue, fve-s.ory
apartment, 50xI00
Clients of Hyman Iurio. attorney
purchased from f. R. Marshall the six.
story elevator apartment at $40 Yves,
l46th Street
Harry L. Well purchased from Mrs
Isabella V. Adams the two four-stor1
fats with stores at AIS and 4l5 Eas,
Thirty fourth Street. 49.6x98.9. Mr.
Wells attorney in the transaction was
Walter ". Wechsler and Mrs. Adam:
vas represented by William 2. Lanpe
yin. Albert Ashforth & Co., Inc. nego
lated the deal.
The New Holding Company sold tt
Nathan S Schtf fve-story store tene
nent at II East 1l3th Street, 25x1OO11
George Berzer sold to julius O
Sarowy fve-storv tenement at az.
last Nineteenth Street. 21x92.
William H. Steincamp sold to Sadie
Narkowi.z a five story tenement at 35t
West Sixteenth Street, 25x78.4x ir
regular.
Cri.t & Herrick sold for Herbert ane
Albert Marshall the three-story dwell
'ng with store at 555 Hudson Street tt
the tenant: also for Janet B. Foster
Of Chicago, the four-story store tene
msnt at 9sl Bleecker Street, and fol
Jacob A. Felter the three-story dwell
ing at 900 West Fourth Street to {
,liert, who resold his contract at {
profit.
Harry Lieberman sold to Cells
Cehenkin fve-story store tenement
>, 54s Grand Street, 25x100.
henrietta Kestenbaum sold to Her
nan NJ. lnnerfcld a fivestory tene
Ment q. l48 East Houston Street, 25.a,
lOlS.
Bsn,anlih Shapiro sold to Salvatore
CarNsl iive-story store tenement a.
-5 Monroe Street, 25x1o0.
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West Side

s1ST ST. COLCMRI's AV Colonial Hot.,
-Ncwly decorated furnished rooms
OF bath. $12 weekly up. elevated. eOrface
cars. subway; fuil hotel service. rcstauran'.
MoRNINGSIDE DRIVE. Sor.hwe,t co-1e-
lls'h at Apt 5l--Cg'et. warm. light h~i
room, nsSt 20 bath for hns.nrss man: cor
,Nehient - ie-faufanis and CT lines. Pc
'nanen': references
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Stanley W. Blum Comranv. mort wo,r
and the fifth floor to e:lc Collinrbournc'
Mills. Inc. O'''"s ooo' "e
Douglas l.. Gilman & Co.. Inc
leased to the Darwin Realty Cornora.
ton, a. l.. Battermsn president for
executive Offices space In tho addition
10 me Borden Building. now under
Albert B. Ashforth. Inc, leased spacc
IN the Munson Building, Wall, Beavey
and Pearl streets. to the Standard
Nocoanut Corporation and to Arm.
strong, Keith & Kern.
l.. lanenbaun, Strauss & Co. rented
for Edward c. Cammann. trustee tho
five story building at So and 81 Woos-
Ter Street. running through to 37o and
3el West Broadway. to the Lightolicr
company, manufacturers Of lighting
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Estate Gets Cash for Old
Building on Lexington Ave-

The estate of Philip Smith sold the
old three story house at TAG Lexington
Avenue, between Fifty-ninth and SIX.
ticth streets, which it has owned for
moro than thirty years, to NJ. r.
Hasrris, the optician, through Pcase &.
Gilman. Mr.. Harris bought the prop
erty Tree and clear for all cash, and
will alter the building into 3 store
and loft structure at cost of ahout
$4,000, for a branch store. The estate
has been asking $4,000 for the prop
'rty.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Timer West Side Plots Sold

The Real Estate Management Com
pany sold for the Mary G. Pinkney es-
tate to the Edison Realty Corporation
the southeast corner of Broadway and
Tcman Place, 100Xl00.
Sarah NJ. Chapman sold to Sarah NJ
Sandford the vacant plot, 50x99.1l, or
the north side of West 14Sth Street,
l2o feet west of Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

'oTlI ST. 'EXiNGTON AZ. fHo.., Rut-
'cdgc)- Women cxcluriv~iy. ncwly dec
rated. room. bath, sis weekly NJ: also
room. usH bath. sIl weekly ur. restaurant
corVen'"rce big reduction for p~rsors
s3D ST, AT MADrscN Az (YIot.i A<j,-
cn)-Newly decorated room. use o.
nafn *l0 "e"n up. room. bath. Sizbs
"ceKiy up: busc.. surface cars subway.
luli note! servi"e restaurant
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Investors Purchase Flats
In MANY Scctiona nf Rron1

Abraham Rafkin sold two tivc-story
rats at 625 to 629 linton Avenue, 75x
q. Bersom bought the southeast cor
ner OF lS0th Street and Hughes Ave
nue., hve-story apartment with three
stores. 102x5O
ieter Baum sold TO Samuel Eothcn.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
BUSINESS HE::::S:::S~''''T' $: PROPERTY
SUMMONS

sTPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
1.oi-IS NJ. TAYLOR, Plaintiff. agans
EUGENE DE VITO, Defendant. sum
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north side of East 135th Street. $50
feet west Of Willow Avenue.
J. Clarence Davies sold for tho
Twenty-third Ward Bank to client The
vacant plot, 100x95, on the west side
Of Carpenter Avenue 200 feet south Of
24tst Street
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Cammcver 10 Have Branch
Shoe Store in RrNoklyn

Cammcycr has leased for n branch
store the shop at 800 Fulton Street,
next to the corner Of Smiti, Street.
Brooklyn The exterior and interior
will undergo extensive alterations, with
a frontage o: bronze. 1t is planned to
opcn the branch on March [
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Adds to Daricn Holdings

Hamilton, Iselin & Co. have sold to
George w. Given for Cyril Crimmins
q bout two acres on the Connecticut
Turnpike at Darien, to round out and
protect other realty bought by Mr..
Given some time ago.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
PRESBYTERIAN
BRICK CHURCH

Ministers William Pierson Merrill.
Theodore AinswOrth Greene.
~ 'HENRJLL Will preach at II and 4.
Subject at :" M.~-"Ih~ Call for
Prophets--NOsea.
Sble School at $40 A. II.
re ~ neral Discussion Bible Class at 10 4. NJ
rroit ,t'I $50 Charles Thaddeus Terry. Leader.
FFiDAY NOON HOUR OF MUSIC at $50
orSan Recital by Clarence Dickinson Of
fsydn i:lusic, assisted BY Donna Easlcy
sopr1no. and Arthur Wilde. 'cellis'.
MONDAY SERVICE .very week day a. ~ 30
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Stoves and Boiler Repairs
AUCTION SALES

NOTICE is hereby given that on January
Esd. 1922. at 10 A. NJ. 81 ladies' coats
made OF woolen cloth known as bolivia. fun
silk line ranging In siles between - ard 20
both inclusive, of which three coats ha,a
mole skin fur collars ard four have beaver
cite fur collars viii he sold at No. 40 Easf
1th St. the place O, business Of Croey Z
Sons. for whose account sad merchandise
is held.
Dated. Ne1 York. January sih 1872
BENJAMIN kOENIGSHERG. Attorney cor
Gross & Sons. % Nassau Street
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Fifth Avenue PRESBYTERIAN Church

Fifth Avcnne and Fitty-fifth street.
Ministers Ecv. JAMEs PAI.MER. rh. b. D
Services nt II A. NJ. ana 80 +. NJ
pr. kelnian will preach AZ both services
Sunday School at $50. Mems Class at 10.
At 4, Organ Recital by Harcy Gilbert
Tues, $50 p. NJ, in tho Chapel intro
ductory lecture 70 Three Great Vic
torians, DR.. kelnlar. We'd, S:l5 r. NJ,
| M!dwsek Service, Dr. kelman.
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, Established I85.3 II
! Horace S. Ely & Co.
REAL ESTATE n
4 >'Snop Building. 10 william Street
New York
PROPOSALS

il" kY DEPARTMENT sI,PEPyIs.
an 10 YInn1ltects of'ic". Washington. .. G..
,. eDsnsd d5s;.az,.E,sEALED - PROPOSALS vii;
,s!2 for a. ms enls once at . p m, Jan. 20
Knitting n. .alhisniae and delivering 400
;aeryicss Ht,.ures Hnres to the L. s. Public Health
srides nnss n'naospiisi Webb Ave and Kings
~ salfe Isp stioa. bronx. New York city. n. Y
!ae a. ,his office In he ni.Srst n.y nc oo o,
'doRE Using Architect. JAS. A. VET
sihx Supervising Architect.
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Religious Announcements
ADVENTIST
Seventh-Day Adventist Temple
ADVENTIST

l20th st. and Jeno> Ave.
CAELYLE +. HAYNES, Pastor.
Sunday Night: "Romanism Still
Accepted and Praotised in Protcs-
tant Churches; Make the Separation
Complete"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

w WANTED--To buy. n good rc.ail hardware
business or sheet metal stamping plsrt
Write full particulars to ID 65l. Tribune
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New Jersey

L.. LEONiA
jsm'scufs ior,es on Pine Terrace (hnest
.snoh ,sas, IN teonia}. for less than rent OF 6
'"Vm apartrNsrr
SEND FOR CHART.
IA rtHi, TERRACE REALTY CO.
-. n'oad Ave. Phone 332 Leonia.
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CRESTWOOD
usin'y little Dutch Colonial house OF &
,o oors and bath: good location. every i'm
tei,SS'ssment Z minutes walk to station: price
sraseo. sr. first mortgage Sc 600: balance cash
'lRKE STONF INC. Bronxville 1901.
NO" York Office ii East 42d Street.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
sURRoGATEs' NOTICES

szcoR. HORACE. Jn--IN PURSUANCE
halan. a SurIogate of the County of Now
York, NOTICE is hereby given to all per-
cons having claims against Horace Secor.
Jr., late OF the County OF New York. de-
ceased. to present the same with vouchers
thereof to the subscribers. at its place Of
ssy. Prentice & Aldrich, its attorneys. st
Manhattan. in the City OF New York state
OF New York. on or before the 18th day
Of February 1922.
Dated. New York. tho c7:h day OF July.
1921
THE EQrITABLE TRUST coMPANr
OF NEW YORK. Executors
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ALDRIcH. At
torncys for Executors. Once and Post
office Address. 81 Wall ST., Borough Of
Manhattan. New York City.
ABEG0. JOHN HENRY.--1N pURsu-
ance OF an order OF Honorable John p.
New York, NOTICE is hereby eivon to sii
persons having claims sgainet JOHN
HENRY ABEGG. late OF the County Of
New York, deceased, to present the same
with vouchers thereof. TO the eubscribers.
she once OF Murray: Prentice & Aldr!ch.
the Borough OF Manhattan In tho City OF
New York. State OF New York on O.. be-
fore the 18TH day OF February. 1898.
Dated New York. the 28th day OF July.
1921. ADOLPH RUsCH.
HENRY A. RUScH.
MURRAY. PRENTICE & ALDRICH, At
torneys for Executors. Cfiice and Post
ONCE Address. 81 Wall Street. Bor-
sugh OF Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14

THE COMMUNITY CHURCH OF \. Y
fSec Heading Community Church.D
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BOARDERS WANTED

so TIL ST. AT LEXINGTON AVE. (Hots'
nutledgel-For ladies'. one room and
reals from sls W. elevator telephone
etc, fuil hotel service; newly decorated
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IUHg Island
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN,
Bayside Park, Rayside. l.. i.
o.ohlsl house. nine rooms, two baths hot
water heat screens. storm sash. awnings.
one caF garage Corner plot. looxlo0.
iFice t25,oooo 90 Inquire.
MCKNIGHT & DAYTON.
eta,lon Plaza Bayside. T.. I.
Phone 1881 Baysidc
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APAgTMENrs TO LEr-FuRN1sHED
Manhattan

Manhattan
~. ~ 81 7ear 5th ave--Entire top noo-,
.srse rooms: Kitchen baths. well
r. ~, phone. fireplace. private roof ga r.
si.s .Kn, and quiet $3.50 Phone Circle
~ s'uFvesant 4-<+
T.r,., l2s WEST (Hotel Nobetton,-
h-ss" decorated and furnished one, two,
'sc. eo.tslce rooms. bath: elevated, sur
sst ns ,eis, subway room. oath. $50 monthly
- -, 'u4i Motel service restaurant.
=. vt, vsr Columbus ay) (Hotel Colon,al)
er,sis."E decorated. furnished 1-2-3
shw.ss rooms. bath. elevated. surface cara
'e,ausss. =, sS0 room. bath: full hotel service
~Ss;..,Al S;. AT MADISON Av. (Hotel Ashton)
tro ,h.ay decorated and furnished ono
er,acs ee outside rooms and bath: buses,
lo..l ,.s., ea,s subway: $50 weekly up: full
vice resta rant
,-HkIMENTs TO LET-rNFURNIsHEn
Brooklyn
tsllNGToN tsl AVE, 77a. Rroo,,vn-1,ower
aclrd!ns ,ie's small Christian family; $37,
NEAL ESTATE BROKERS
New-York tribune., 1922-01-14
Office
Miscellaneous

EXCELLENT Swedish cooks chan, ber-
maids, buffers and couples; city. cour
try. Ber'a Carisons swedish Agencies. Is
LeN'ngt ton ave. near 6sf. Eh.neiar6e
s547 22s0 Broadway, corner SD.