The New York herald., 1922-06-21
S1,OOO,OOO LEASE IN
MIDTOWN BUILDING
Maillard Takes Large Space
at Madison Ave. and 47th
St.; Other Rentals.

Henry Maillard, confectioner and res
taurateur. for fourteen years at the
southwest corner of Fifth avenue and
Thirty-fifth street, has leased a large
portion OF store and basement in the
building that Is being erected by Webb
& Knapp at the southeast corner of
Madison avenue and Forty-seventh
street. opposite the Ritz Carlton. The
lease is for term of twenty years and
the aggregate rental is reported to be
more than S1.0O0,ooo. Edgar A. Man.
ming was the broker
According to Buchanan & Kahn, archi-
tects for the lessees. the Madison ave-
nue. frontage will be devoted to the
store. which will be finished after the
style Of exclusive French shops. On the
Forty-seventh street side will be two
large dining rooms. one of which will
be exclusively for men. The main din
ing room. 50xS0, will be free adapta-
tion OF the French Renaissance executed
in marble and walnut. The mems din
ing room, 50x50, will be at the corner
of Vanderbilt avenue and Forty-seventh
street and will be finished in natural
wood. Separate entrances will be pro-
vided on Forty-seventh street for each
restaurant.
In 184S Henry Maillard opened a
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Houston street. In 1873 he rented a
Hotel at Twenty-third street Thirty
five years later the business was To-
Gated at it's present stand at Thirty
fifth street.
Other Commercial Leases.
James y. Wellss Sons have leased
for Chelsea-Moore Corporation in their
new building at West Twenty-third
street and Thirteenth avenue 20,OOo
square feet to the Morse Dry Dock and
Repair Company; 10000 square feet to
the Chadick DeLamater Company.
dealers III motor parts and accessories :;
10000 square feet to the Day Elder
Motor Truck Company. and 10000
square feet to the New York Yellow
Cab Sales Agency. Inc, in addition to
space or the ground floor to the Panama
Line; also all the stores for the purpose
of lunch room, cigar store, fruit store
and barber shop.
Roy Scherick leased for Bing & Bing
storc and basement in the Victoria
Building. Broadway, northeast corner
Of Twenty-seventh street, occupied by
Muscr BROTHERS, to Wimbelbacher &
Rice, glove dealers. The store was held
at S3S,000
Flcltmann Co., now occupying the
store, basement, second and third floors
covering 10000 square feet in the Hess
Building, Fourth avenue. southwest corr
ner of Twenty-sixth street, have re-
newed their lease for a further term of
ten years at an aggregate rental OF
81. 10000 The floor space will be re-
arranged to accommodate number OF
new departments. NJ. & l.. Hess. Inc,
were the brokers.
Henry Shapiro & Co. leased loft In
316 Fifth avenue to Blacher Brothers,
jewelry and novelties. and store on the
Thirty-second street side Of the same
property to Dumas & Chavalas.
=. NJ. Clear & Co. leased store in 22s
West Twenty-ninth street to the Phillips
Gas Saver and Carbon Remover Com
pany, and basement in 140 West Twen-
ty-second street to the Universal Fix
ture Corporation.
Pease & Gilman have leased for
Swan & Finch Offices in 522 Fifth ave-
nue. to Raymond de Caylus.
+. & G. Pflonm leased loft In West
Twenty-ninth street to Simon Jeiven at
yearly rental of $1,000; also loft in
III Duane street to George B. Gunshor.
Maurice Werthem leased store in the
northeast corner of Second avenue and
Forty-third street to Miss II. Timoney.