News and Comment of City and Suburban Real Estate Market f-!- Mistakes in Home Building r.:-'.'-¡Builders Are Hard At Adds 55 Mow Acres T.umber Priées Demand for Land Investors Continue to Show Can Be Avoided It in Many Sections To Mountain Ridge Have Had Big Greatest Since War A general resumption of build¬ (Huh in Year WÜOR the first time since before Interest in East Side Easily ing activities on a fairly large Country Links Drop Flats scale and in all parts of the coun¬ the start of the World War try is indicated by the volume of there is n strong demand for land Plan With Care and Sufficient Detail to Allow applications from building con¬ West Orange Organization Comparative Figures Show! In the suburbs for residential de¬ Most of the Announced tractors for construction loans re¬ Plans to Erect New Club¬ Now Are Buying Yesterday Was of Contractor to Estimate Cost More Accurately ; ceived during the last fortnight by Quotation* 30j velopment. In the last three weeks Tenements in This Both in tho Commonwealth Finance Cor¬ house to Cost to 75 Per Cent Under! we have Hold a number of parcel« Section, Upper Will Know Then What to Eliminate poration, 100 Broadway. $150,000, "From Besides Other Those of Last in the vicinity of Greenwich for Im¬ and Lower Districts of Manhattan Providence, R. I., to Kan¬ Changes September with homes. sas City, Mo., clear across the cen¬ mediate development By Clarence'-O. Baring done manually only a few years ago. tral country, business is on the The Mountain Wholesale lumber here have "In our opinion, this confirms the Martha H. Lind sold to the which It is possible for an owner to*-day mend." said H. D. Ridge Country'Club prices Primei, mansion, was erected by Thoma* Of Minneapolis Heat Regulator to heat his hot-water Tudor, presi¬ «n Mount Pleasant Avenue, West Or¬ declined from ¡50 to 75 per cent, since belief that the public thinks the Realty Compsny545 West 129th Street, Walker, of England, in the year 1820. supply dent of the Commonwealth, yestcv- which at has n nine-hole "I The who have and inatanta-1 ange, present 1 of last the move-! time has nrrived for serious con¬ a fist, west of Olr consider the Dickey estate salt average couple decided neou?ly automatically, eliminating day. "The South is still somewhat course covering 110 acres, has ac¬ September yenr, six-story 37.5x00.11, the most remarkable or a a great deal of labor and attention. It! and re¬ menti downward sideration of house even opportunity for to build remodel house, give first is for him to sit in spotted.good bad-nhd our quired through Feisty & Feist, Inc., an continuing Hhrough building, Broadway. investors, speculators, builders possible his living- ports from the Far West are not. additional from there Is a that ma¬ and consideration to the amount of money room or dining-room and know fifty-live acres the the entire twelve months, except on though feeling The six-story tenement at 433-435 home seekers to buy 'at their own exactly yet But the East- and Mountain Lain! East some they can afford to spend. They pur¬ what the temperature is, without his complete. Compnny. la few items of construction wood, terial and labor costs may go lower." Eightieth Street, 33x102.2, has price' of the choicest and most Central West are showing gratify¬ This' property hus a frontage of been sold by Marcus Brothers to Jacob promising lot3 in the of chase a lot and then search carefully house being overheated or under- and these have shown a tendency to .Ladd & Nichols, specialists on City New heated, which is wasteful and uncom¬ ing improvement. about 1,000 feet on Mount Pleasant Slutzkin. York." through various channels for the ideal "The business of the Common¬ Avenue nnd r of strengthen during the last ninety suburban real estate. Jacob B. sold to B. -« . fortable. He can be a'ssured of a com¬ wealth Finance is depth approximately Kaplan Stanley plan, making up their mind that they fortable house upon arising without Corporation con¬ 2,000 feet. A new club house will be days, according to A. R. Kriechbaum, T. Worden, 3862-3864 Third Avenue, I Plumber to v« ill. at the same time, have every mod¬ fined almost entirely to short time erected on of the a apartment, 41.8xl25x ir¬ Supply Dealers fussing with a furnace. He can go off to part property just vice-president of "Lumber." five-story Erect ern up-to-date convenience embodied on a business and be assured the loans contracting builders. So acquired, which will coat in the neigh¬ regular. Big Brooklyn Warehouêe in the. and that this trip we are able to gather at first hand of "The principal items showing more Women Find F. D. Bowno «old to Sam 1990- specifications, women folks will not have to give a information borhood $150,000. The additional Buyers Feig, The Turner Construction home will contain the up-to-date labor care to the no of over¬ concerning building ;.u'cage will give the club a total of strength and a noticeable growing de¬ 1992 Third Avenue, two four-story Company furnace; danger activities. Construction work on a I has received a general contract saving devices that means so much to heated smoke which cause about 154 acres. mand the few weeks are For on store tenements, each 19.11x95. from the housewife. pipes, may scale has been scheduled for during past Dwellings the Simon Gasner & average the to catch no heavy The club is located on the of Phoebe A. D. Boyle sold to Gianta- Sons building tire, and dan¬ the next in Balti¬ top yiîllow pine and Douglas fir flooring, dealers in Company, They consult with their architect ger of frozen pipes. year Providence, the Orange Mountains, in what is con¬ East ti8ta Guazza a six-story tenement, 50x plumbing supply the Brownt- and limit him to the amount of money In fact there are more, Washington, Philadelphia, sidered one of the mont 'dimensión and finish and red cedar and West Sides 63.11, 338-340 East 101st Street. ; ville district of Brooklyn, for the erec- dependable appli¬ picturesque tion of a they desire to invest. The architect ances on the market with which the Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Dayton, sections in the metropolitan area. shingles and spruce lath. Timbers of Charles and Fannic Wicenta »old to ; two-story and basement re- '. includes in specifications everything owner does not even huve to into Cincinnati, St. Louis and Kansas Directly the new is all kinds are still and Samuel Sorka and Daniel Kirschner, inforced concrete warehouse and go opposite property very weak, Prominent Part in Trad¬ room sales his client feels is essential to make the basement to look at the fire, the City. No doubt these cities are the new eighteen hole course of the spruce and cypress lumber have been Play 235-237 East 117th Street, a six-story building, 260x106 Heimle & Cor- a of others. men¬ bett are the home comfortable and economical to fuel being fed automatically to a burn¬ merely typical I Essex Country Club, which was com¬ dropping steadily. White pine, red¬ of Private Homes Re¬ house, 50x100.11. j architects, and the build- fun, and still be able to keep within er that will give the tion them merely because building within the last two wood and cedar are more firm. ing Morris Trattler sold to Gesa Weiss, j ing is to be erected at once. The necessary tempera¬ loans pleted years. holding 7 I is prop- the original price. ture whenever he«desires it by thermo- already made give us direct The Mountain Ridge Country Club "All hardwoods are weak, but for the ported Activ¬ EaBt 115th Street, a five-story store erty situated on the Long Island * Yesterday; The plans are drawn and specifica¬ static control, the appliance burning knowledge concerning them." was represented by Felix its most part they soem to have struck tenement, 26x100.11. j Railroad. and in the con¬ either oil or (_'..;_,_I Fuld, in the Harlem Section Alfred Jaretzka sold to tions written placed gas. In fche former case president, and by Bilder & Bilder, as bottom, particularly the upper grades. ity Max Felber, tractor's hands for bids. he simply has to fill a tank outside the attorneys. The weakness of the timber market is 28 Avenue B, a five-story tenement, East Side Loft in In cases the a 24.2x80. Trade many detail plans of building possibly twice season. Unusual The property was owned by the ciue, first, to the lack of demand and, Catherine C. Cassidy sold to Thomas interior trim and design, exterior de¬ Heat regulators are not an Homes of Mountain to the L. Rosenbaum sold to Abraham For New experi¬ Land Company for over second, competition by cargo J. Reid 325 East Forty-ninth Street a Jersey Property sign and colors are not made at the ment, as they have been manufactured twenty years. The. original intention shippers into this territory. The tre- Leicher, 123 Lewis Street, a five-storj E. Sharum sold to George J. Kilgen time that the contract is made with for o%'er thirty-six years, and thousands Attract Folks was to use the. mendous difference between rail and three-story dwelling, 18.9x100.5. store tenement, 26-100. 228 are in use City property for an isola¬ Cherry Street and 9 the builder, but the sim¬ all over the world on The Melko tc Pelham specifications every tion hospital, but this plan was later water freight rates to the Atlantic sea¬ Harriet W. Anderson sold to Henry Realty Company sold Street, the northwest corner of ply state that the details are to be kind of heating plant. Joseph M. Sutton, 60-62 Allen Street, a Cherry It is the From Far and Near abandoned. For many years the prop¬ board from producing points is forcing E. Aguggia 116 West Sixty fourth and Pelham steets. a loft furnished by the architect, or selected through use of temperature was a used as n nil timber to water five-story store tenement» 40x87.6. six-story that it has erty private race rough shipments Street, a four-story 19x100.5. building, 28J0x96. Mr. Sharum by the owner. regulators been made prac¬ track, but more it has routes and tho heavy water movement dwelling, May Feeney sold to Alice Hoevet, 84f this from bought It tical to use oil and recently been Eleventh a property the Central Union naturally follows, when these bids burners gas boilers under cultivation. is having a bearing on the inevitable Helen L. Kingsbury sold to Alfreda Avenue, five-story stor« ! Trust last March. »re turned over by the contractor to to-day to heat residences. Pomander Walk, on Upper The reduction of rail which will be Brahm 188 West tenement, 27.2x100. In Company Mountain Ridge Country Club, rates, Ninety-third*Street, m part payment for the aub-contractors and the mill, they Temperature regulation in connection with the new effective in fall. Lower rail rates I Street Cherry with coal no West Side, Suburb in acquisition, own approxi¬ early a three-story dwelling, 18.0x76.5. loft Mr. Kilgen gave his home really do not know exactly what the heating means attention one-half mile arc in effect from the West I on will be to the heating plant, as to the care mately frontage on Mount already L. B. Wasserstrom sold to. E. Interest Shown in Insley Street, Demarest, N. J. Jo¬ details except for the selection Heart of Ne* York, Will Pleasant Avenue, club the Coast to interior points. Joseph Dickej seph P. Burke was the of the kind of wood or of the damper control, only giving the broker. material used, allowing largest single on this thor¬ Yards Are and Louis B. Davidson 108 West 120th in but the is an unknown just the proper temperature at all times Be Ready Next Month ownership Stocking Up Property* Hunts Point design - quantity. to keep the home control¬ oughfare. The company was repre¬ "Since in the retail Street, a three story dwelling, 18 x Sites for 675 The mill, after taking in considera¬ it comfortable, sented by Ira its and early August Homes Will tion past reputation of the architect ling automatically for the entire By the, time Pomander the lit¬ Kip, president, yards have been buying rather freely 100.11. « Many Inquiries Reccivec Be Sold twenty-four hours within a few de¬ Walk, W. E. Stewart, its secretary. and the ten the rail¬ Pick sold to Samuel 158 Being During Next 2 Weeks as to unusual and expensivedesigns, ¦-.- during past days Fanny Vogel Sites grees, and as a mechanical serv¬ tle home colony which Thomas Healy 19x100.11. by Auctioneer for 675 homes on Long Island and if they have had no experience acting roads have reëntered the market for ing, Regarding will be sold the with him in the of ant to reduce and carry the heating restaurateur, is building on Ninety- great quantities of ties and car ma¬ West 121st Street, a three-story dwell- Sale of Old Estate during next two weeks past, furnishing plant at a lower Staten Island Homes and at public sales by Bryan L. other material for other. operations, the temperature during fourth and Ninety-fifth streets, betweer terial. The effect of this buying move¬ Lenox, Inc., sold to Gordon Elmore A large number of inquiries havi At Kennelly. night, again automatically advance ment is reflected in the trend 136 West 128th a titrée - Springfield Gardens next Satur¬ they put the price high enough in order ing it to the desired Broadway and West End Avenue, \s Sites at Prices upward Street, story been received concerning the auctioi day 400 lots, the of the to cover themselves in case the design to be day temperature Buyers' of prices of those materials. dwelling, 15x99.11. Theater holdings Gates maintained at a determined hour completed all the houses arc expected "Based on at New York Dr. Carldwell 172 East lllth of the late Charles D. Dickey estate ii Corporation, will be sold. The is an expensive one, and if the owner in the delivery by bought at appears to be morning. to be rented. James W. Osborne jr. Or¬ rail, it is interesting to note that yel- Street, a three-story dwelling, 17x100, the Hunt's Point section of the Bronx following Saturday Queens Park, exceptionally particular They can be applied to any kind of Westerleigh Development low flat has Marcus Franklin Square, L. I., Mr. and fussy in his taste, they add a little Glenn Condon, Professor Gustav« dered Sold; Richmond Now pine grain riooring dropped through Brothers. which will be sold at auction by Josepl j will of 275 Kennelly more. This also to con¬ coal-burning plant, using hot water $36 per 1,000 feet, wholesale, since Sep- The Careo sold P. J dispose lots for the Frank- applies the steam, vapor or hot at a Dannreuther, S. Jaffe, Frederick A. Holding Corporation Day in the Vesey Street salesroor I lin tractor. air, very small tember last year. Dimension stock has the at 174 East on Square Realty Company. cost. That means for the ownei Crooks and F. A. Bull are among thos« Talking Subway three-story dwelling Thursday, September 16. when the are re¬ saving Five and 161 decline $18.50 and merchantable tim- lllth street, on lot to B. Nich¬ The Consequently, bids the price of the device within a few who have rented houses in Pomandei dwellings lots at Wester¬ 17x100, estate, which consists of fou turned to the architect, they vary in seasons' Walk. Before the end of the leigh, Staten Island, the of the bers, $29.75. North Carolina pine air- olas. hundred lots, less than Sales in the Bronx use, and as it practically lasts month al property roofers are than three block most cases, where there have been a lifetime it the houses on the Walk will be Charles A. Mann Realty will dried $23.50 cheaper Duross Company sold for the Mulry east of the Hunt's Point transit William S. Dubins sold to pays the owner dividends readj Company, were a ago, while in centei Michael three or four contractors figure on after the first few for occupancy. be sold at auction, on the premises, on they year flooring Estate the property 38 Bedford Street in Hunt's Point has a ; Rosenzweig 412-413 East 169th years, especially at this wood is down $41. Tonawanda to a renovate Square, larg two Street, the same job, sometimes as much as the present of fuel. Pomander Walk is one of the most September 24, by Brynn L. Kennclly. client, who will the prem¬ frontage on Hunt's Point a five-story flats, each 27x73.10. price white fine common, has own Avenue, $10,000 on a $25,000 residence. If the owner interesting house undei Interest in Staten Island property pine, dropped ises for his residence. important business in this sec The Bronxtown Realty re¬ average would spent developments $19.75. Douglas fir vertical .,-m artery to Company Price Too High just a few hours for further informa way in New York. Because of its loca has never been so high. The definite flooring, tion, and frontages on Lafayette, Brj sold Harry Paul 1064 Teller Aw- tion tion and information that sometime grain, is .$19.25 lower than it was last ant and nue, a The client finds the contract runs regarding the modern devices 01 the architectural treatment o! within th$ and fir dimension is S. E. Thompson Discovered Longfellow avenues, Spoffarc five-story apartment, 51.Si the market if the next two the a September, $18.25 Faile lOö.lOxirregular. much higher than the amount he that, installed in his resi development.a pleasant littl« years construction or West spruce has de¬ Waste in Industries Whittier, Drake, and Coste j dence, would mean a of small with arch subway to other sections of the cheaper. Virginia Building streets, Edgewater Road and the j Joseph Schwartz sold to originally intended to invest, and if great saving ii gathering houses, greater clined during the twelve months $25.50 Bron stein 1364 Sarah B:ra- he is to with the he time and fuel when his house was fin ways and garden spots in the midst o c;ty will be under way has lifted the and Adirondack Sanford E. Thompson, of the Ameri¬ River, which flows at the foot of th College Avenue, a two-story proceed building ished, he would a island into a in field spruce $28. Pennsyl¬ can Council's committee plateau on which the dwelling, 16.8x100. has to begin to cut the plans and spe¬ find great deal of thi great apartments.the improvemen high place the vania hemlock is $19 cheaper. Cypress Engineering Dickey residenc« order to annoyance and responsibility in attend has attracted a deal of attention. Folki of real estate opportunities. Engineers declined on elimination of waste in industry, built in 1820, and two other dwelling Bessie Sebsevitz sold to Morris Sus- cifications in reduce the cost. to the factory selects have $32.50 and was in are low the If he has an ing modern heating plant woub have come from far and near to se< of the Board of Estimate are already lath lower than it was a appointed by Herbert Hoover, located. ; 3^i-story dwelling, 31.11x90x figured adequate size and be on spruce is $2 of the of the The i at a .eliminated, and he would find house what Pomander Walk is like, having ii the island studying the best place charge investigations improvements of the Dickey eî irregular, the northeast comer of proper heating plant he takes chance a real year ago." a of which täte with 177th In the size of the heater and keeping joy. mind the delightful stage effect in th< for the Staten Island end of the inter- Q-. building industry, summary apartment houses, homes an Street and Davidson Avenue. reducing --.- of was in the real estate section business radiation, which, in most cases, will show that name. The fact is tha borough tunnel route. Every section printed buildings, is the key to th his the Pomander Walk on upper Broadwa; of Richmond will be benefited by the Sells Home in West Orange of The Tribune of Sunday, August 14. future development of all the To Build not heat house comfortably s.nd Island T. sold his modern Mr. was not in propert | in Staten Island use more fuel Long Waterfront has been fashioned after the stag tunnel route. Ridgeway Macy Thompson given credit lying between Hunt's Point an and besides cause more over -Square Cornelius G. Kolff sold for- "Pomander Wale" by King & Campbell The Westerleigh property which is stone dwelling and garage with the story for this valuable information, Hunt's Point on the East River. I mer through expensive repairs. He will substitute to on result cor¬ Senator Howard R. Bayne a vacant not Realty Go at Auctioi architects, andthe John J. McMaho: to be auctioned is on Westcott Boule¬ five acres, the Mountainside, ad¬ which is expected will in the discussing the sale Mr. Day saiii yes cheaper plumbing, considering the the course of the Essex rection of waste in the indus¬ plot, 50*100, on the corner of Rich« lasting of the better material. Company is building it. vard, Maine Avenue and Richmond joining golf building terday: mond Road and Beacon quality Properties in Different Section Pomander Walk replaces the marke Turnpike. The Spring Lake trolley County Country Club, West Orange, to tries and a big saving of money to "The Dickey estate has bee Avenue, Ne* If he has embodied in the specifications of E. labor as well as to builders and rent¬ long Dorp, S. I., to Mrs. Mary L. a to heat hot water To Be building which Vincent Astor erectc line from St. George passes the lots. Joseph Kahrs, Newark, through famous for its superb location, its won who will Smith, good appliance his Disposed of by at A P. Hamilton &. Co. ers. derful old trees improve the site with a pri¬ supply, he decides to omit this and try Various several years ago, the southwes parked boulevard, seventy-five, feet and the Walker-Dicke; vate residence. to heat the hot water from an ordinary Estates corner of Broadway and Ninety-fift In width, traverses the center of West¬ Joseph P. will sell at in an effort to an Richmond pipe coil in his furnace, which under his Day auction a Street, develop ide erleigh, Heights, from Maine most conditions consumes much more epecial sales day offerings in th he had for the solution of the foo Avenue on the north to Richmond Turn¬ Vesay Street salesroom on in New on the fuel, is unsatisfactory and continually IS Septembe problem York. He aimed t pike south, both of these front¬ kills the fire in his furnace. In this waterfront estates in different sec reduce prices without affecting qualit ages being now largely built up. Grano¬ tions of Long Island. or quantity. The he erecte lithic sidewalks, curbstones and Estate where building gutter¬ Real climate, the temperature fluc¬ The Suffolk tuates go and mild a County properties to b was remarkable for the care wit ing, parkings, macadamized streets, Told is Opportunities rapidly greater sold include 63.9 acres near Thr« which it was and the arch water mains, sewers and other Briefly part of the he will bet no hot planned high- REAL ESTATE.SALE OR RENT REAL ESTATE.SALE OR BENT REAL day, Mile Harbor, with a waterfront tecture of the class have ESTATE.SALE OR RENT BEAI. water unless the furnace is forced, 166 large structure. The best fe£ improvements been installed. ESTATE.RALE OB BENT aci-es at o tures of -#- Manhattan Westclicster which is wasteful. the old Westhampton. fronting public markets in Europe wer New Jersey He will soon discover he would have country road and convenient t incorporated in the development b Kentucky the Westhampton station and beacli Evarts of & Louis N. PARK AVENUE DWELLING on Murray THRBB MII.ES from Peekskil Depot; MODERN DUTCH COLONIAL HOME; on been money hi pocket if he would have Tracy, Tracy Swartwou Saltzman American basement. Price, first floor, large living room with FOR Blue 66 acres ai^-Brookhaven, s architects. The Buys Hill; »-story three-room cottage, two acres, fruit, open j SALE.Kentucky Grass Farm. installed a modern, up-to-date hot the directly story of food an $57,500. Modern and in perfect condition. main road, furnished. $2,500; similar larger fireplace, sun parlor, dining room, kitchen, 800 acres: greater portion has been In Long Island Railroad Station, wit transportation was in all« Another Another bargain on East 48th, opposite I breakfast nook second floor. 3 grass for many water heater, of which there are a few portrayed Edgemere Hotel and better places dearer; big brook, statü tiled bedrooms, years. Over eighty acre* for important road frontages; 91 acres i gorical figures in the facade of tr Turtle Bay Gardens, 3-story and basement road farm. $100 an acre; 40 acres, state sewing hall, bathroom, sleeping porch; woods; well watered, unfailing on the market that will pay them¬ Good near dwelling. Price, $18,000. JOHN CON¬ ] copper screens throughout; gas. .springs, Ground, the railroad statio building. When the idea ur j road, 7-room old bungalow style house, electricity, running stream; eleven-room brick «Iwell- selves in a few years. and acres proved Purchases Palace, and Will Can¬ STABLE MOORE, 15 East 40th st. Tel. water hot water heat; grounds 100x200 ft.; gar¬ ing. three he 26 at Speonk, in the hea workable the was close Vanderbilt 8189. by gravity, timber, iruit. wild, pic- age; large hedge; large barns, good tenant house Going further, may substitute of the duck building ned It With turesque, S miles depot, $3,BOO; several «inclosed, conventional j and cabins. Ideal for stock Will in¬ farming section, and ha Astor sold it L. the Shelburae, farms with rose'garden in rear;Lnumcrous shade and as raising. cheaper electric wiring, thereby eventually through ADJOINING cheap good buildings, fruit. fruit grow fine corn and tobacco as ¡and ing about 1,000 feet of frontage on & Co. to a FIFTH AVENUE brooks, priced according to locations; come trees; $12,500; photographs. Boï 315. in State. any creasing the fire hazard. He elimi¬ Phillips speculator wl Recently Taken Over near Washington Square; small 3-story Oradell, N. J. Phone 193. j For details write H. C. Grto- nates around the creek, together with about 60 feet sold it in a trade with Mr. The Lewis H. up, inspect them, Sundays or holidays. wold. 424 W. Main. LouisviCe Kv. proper drainage frontage' on Merrick Road. The Healy. May Company sold for improved dwelling; $21,000; $12,000 cash; Alexander. 1 East 42d. Vanderbilt 1594. house, which will cause him a damp Other restaurant proprietor planned 1 A. S. Iserson the Hotel Palace at Edge- possession 60 days; seen by appointment. Phone 435 Peekskill, residence. QUICK SALE. Lovely home amongst the L_-.-.-_ cellar in most locations. properties included in tl make it one of the best known dinir mere, L. 1. to Louis Riker, 11 East 10th St., Telephone Stuy- Vines; seven rooms. Plot 100x130; TO LET FOB sale are: A vacant on east si« H. Saltzman. vesant 6642. electric light, hot-water heat, gas kitchen, BUSINESS FI RPOSE9 By cutting out of the specifications plot and amusement places in the city. Th The property fronts feet OLD WHITE MAXSION, solid construc¬ large living room with open of Jerome Avenue, 265 feet south 1,000 in slate screened fireplace; "the things ne most desires to make plan did not materialize as well as M Beach Thirty-first Street and on Brooklyn tion, roof.center hall, larga living porch; peach trees and grape 'OFFICES TO LET:.-218-324 Fulton Street, Minerva Place; vacant on we faces room, öreplace, dining room and kitchen. vine: five- minute» walk from station; corner Greenwich. the new residence really a home, he plot Healy expected, and several months ag the ocean and contains a excellent West 3rd floor. £.000 square side of Bathgate 108 fe bathing j side porch, 7 bedrooms, bath, gas, elec¬ commutation. Shore. Price feet, at $2.50 per square foot finds at the end of the first year that Avenue, he announced that the land back of tl c"asino and $2,ooo CASH buys handsome home, largo sewer, old 1 acres $10.000. Terms. Vanvossen, West Steam r north of East 176th outbuildings. Mr. Saltzman plot, 273 tricity, shade trees; »-^ woud, N. J. Engle- Heat. Hot Water, Elevator, 'he cannot have comfort and con¬ Street; also Broadway frontage, which was to be ii the garage, Argyle, Road, Beverly ¡giound; 10 minuiés' walk, from station. Phone Englewood S40-.1. in High Ciling». vacant on the south side of For recently purchased Shelburne Hotel station, near Prospect Park Price 37 Subway premises, Long Lease Inquire because to to within plot eluded in the expansion of the Broa* on the opposite ocean $18,000. 15 1 Soiit/h. minutes from Grand Central. This has on premises. 5th floor. Holm Com- venience, try keep ham Street, 100 feet West of Nor front through Spencer, Nassau. VBeekman wonderful possibilities for remodeling. Will boonton-mox:ntain lakes pany. Realty his figure he has been obliged to cut way amusement center, would be us«: the same brokers. Numerous additions 2685. take OI.COTT & 51 East Homes Within tho Hour. Avenue, Coney Island; the waterfro as a $15,000. EGGER, Prices from to . the essential that site for homes. will be made, 42d St., Tel. 2326 $5,000 $50.000 put really things go property, to be sold in connecting both main, OCEAN PARKWAY, 390 .Beautiful 1-2- N. Y. Murray Hill. On the Railroad. DESK and office to make the home a real home for the 300x478, parce Pomander Walk houses are the on buildings, the LacUawanna «pace in furnished or of 100 feet frontage each, on Poi at duplicating development rooni mansion, 157x80. all modern im¬ j CLARENCE A. TAYLOR. unfurnished offices facing Broadway in housewife. buildings of the kind in the city. Th< Deal and N. J. The provements, with garage and WILL RENT house, furnished, from Octo¬ Boonton, New Jersey. modern office excellent steno¬ 'Breeze Place, near Mott Avenue, fron Allenhurst, prop¬ driveway. 1st to at Port building; This could be avoided if the con¬ Jamaica are in direct contrast to surroundii erty was held at $150,000. Immediate possession. ber May 1st, Chester, N. Phones Boonton 178-W and 458. graphic service, alao mail and telephone tractor knew what was to be ing on. Bay, at Far Roc structures. the The Lewis H. T., ten minutes' walk from station. Near privileges at reasonable rate reference« exactly away; at Elmhurst, L. two vaca They bring suburl May Company also sold Tennis and Golf Clubs. 3 bedrooms, 1 BOONTON.MOUNTAIN LAKES required. 321 Broadway fifth flooi Tel«- into the house at the time the I., into the heart of modern for Frederick Ball a JUST COMPLETED, splendid one family, upt to be sold in ea apartme Pinkus plot of lots nine rooms, modern servant's room, 2 bathrooms to very Best Commuting Suburban Town phone Worth 6106. -contract was in his hands. The plots separately the city life. on the north side improvements, small Choice Homes, Farms. placed side of Junction 90 feet nor of Edgewater Road, ("îarage. Bargain price. Express Station, family at reasonable figure. Tele- Estates i_._ bids then would come somewhere near Avenue, It has been Far L. a Builder. K 922, Tribune. phone Plaza 2567. Near Schools, Stores, Trolley and Station 4ÍTH ST.. 12 WEST.Music studio to sub¬ of Martense Street. years since Broadwi Rockaway, L, to client for I On the write let two the owner's amount to be if and Street improvement. Lackawanna; for particulars.' days a week for teachers or invested, Ninety-fifth has been a on Queens j- GEORGE W. BLANCHARD. students; appointment bv the architect was informed of the story cottage section. The same firm sold for »w Rochelle 405 Main Street, phone. IrvMt on Apartme the estate New 8 rooms Boonton, N. J. ¦8173. Elliot. cost of the $150,000 Loaned Flats houses rule there because of E. MOTOR OUT semi-bungalow, and bath; Phones Boonton 234 or 442-J. approximate appliances new of the hi¡ Catherine McKenna eight lots on TO-DAY and see the living room; sleeping porches; vapor The York Title and Mortga value of land. It the west side of ARLEIGH HOUSES. Six rooms, tiled ordered. is because of th New Street, Far Rock- bath heal; gas and electricity; large;.-plot. Ga¬ HILLSDALB.New attractive REAL Company has taken three loans a that Pomander Walk away, L. to a .and kitchen, and heated garage; tapestry rage. $3,000 cash down. Salo house. 6 ESTATE WANTED Living in Electrical Age. is so interestin I., client who will erect brick, parquet floors, white price, $13,000. rooms; bath; »team heat; gas; elec- gregating $150,000 on three mode .¦-~»- a and enamel trim; HENKY I*. DOWNEY EAST We are in a wonderful dwelling garage. fifteen minutes to 42d St., 60- 230 St. Tel. tricity; open fireplace; plot 50x111; price SIDE dwelling in good residence living age, apartments at the northeast corner .'-~...¦-. adjoining Huguenot 1S07. Est. 1890. j $6,800; $1,500 cash, balance on terms. neighborhood where the household can use aorè million dollar waterfront ten Mrs. wanted. Pay aii cash. average Harrison Avenue and 180th Street, t Plant at years' t.ax Price park/; j A. J. Hlggtns, Hlllsdale; N. J. Phone Snowber & Co., 86» 6th ave. electric motors that are to to the Big Kearny $65,000 Ice Plant on exemption. $11,000 té $12,- CHAPPAQUA.3-acre corner, new right- Westwood 92. dependable longing Kentucky Holding Coi West Side 000; $2.000 cash, balance like rent.,/ angle stone-stucco house; 8 rooms, 3 do the that was formerly nanv. Contract has / FROM QUEENSBORO BRIDGE drudgery Leased for $500,00 just been awarded by follow baths, garage, orchard, brook, ana lodge, 4 NSW HOUSES AT $8,600 UP APARTMENTS TO LET.FCBNISHED the left branch of elevated road to DitmarB rooms and bath. Elktns, Douglas Road. at Knickerbocker Ice Company to Ave. station, or take Bogota Heights, built at stucco an4 build a new Interboro or B. R. T. Tel. 185. frame; steam, floors, Manhattan Property on the Hackensa< storage warehouse in Broadway subway train to Dltmars Ave. 40x100. parquet electricity; station, one block from plots Michael Bros. & Christian¬ Brooklyn, according to Brown's Let¬ the houses. P.ICK- FOR SALE or rent, 2 new stucco houses. sen, Maplewood and Palisade aves. FIFTT-FIRST Meadows Was Oc ters ERT-BROWN REALTY 7 8 rooms Tele¬ ST.. 260 West-Two com- Formerly Inc., Construction CO., 62 Vanderbilt and with garages. Armour phone Hackensack 6S3-R. rooms New Flat on Block Reports. The Ave. Vanderbilt 94S4. Villa Park section of Bronxville. /Phone | fortable and kitchenette; tele- Heights cupied by Government building will be. erected at Twelfth Green 7777. ** phone; business people preferred. Hazard. The Avenue Bowling FOR SALE.Rlveredge, N. J., 6-room terminal property at Kearr and Thirty-seventh Street, and Riehmond house, tiled bath, N. J., will be of reinforced New York sleeping porch, gar- 76TH, 25 WEST.Sublet entire formerly occupied by the Unit concrete con¬ TO LEASE.Small State age, steam heat, gas, electricity; porches Boor home- Front Homes States government, has been struction, one-story The road house at Anna dale and windows screened, storm keeping apartment; owner leading town; Offers leased f high. plans Beach. S. I. Rankin. Phone 2512 M, STATE RQAD.'tiO nules out, Harlem, mod¬ awning; windows, ¡ well appointed forMany were plot only twenty-one years, with at prepared by C. L. Weir, nnd the Tottenvllle. 100x100; shrubs, fruits, gar- furnishings; 'espon«l- rental renewals, contract ern 12-room house' barns, outhouses, two den bargain at $8,500. Box 221, Rlver- ble party need apply; $300 month: ref- aggregating more than $500,0! for the general construction small ponds, icehouse, garage, six cars; edge, N. J. erences exchanged. Ph^ne Sebuyler "0739. to F. C. Schwab and associates, throu has been awarded to Levering & Gar¬ Long Island fruit, spring water by gravity; big old mill; Mrs. Christie. the Cross & Brown rigues, of New York. The suttable inn. garage or roadhouse; 15 acres; H'AWORTH, N. J..9-room house; 2-car Company. approxi¬ $1,500 CASH will buy a new phone, electricity, free mail; mile depot; garage; ' This thirty-acre terminal* mate cost of the is (i-room brick-venoer residential; plot 75x120: near 100TH ST.. 255 WEST.Two bath, property operations placed house, living room 11x24, open sacrifice $7.500, half value of house; several country club: convenient to N. Y. C. See room», located on Hackensaek at fireplace, dining room and real farm bargains, Putnam. Dutches« and kitchenette; high class Imif; large, meadows, at t $65,000. large kitchen Mr. Devlin, 15 Park Row, care The Frank- small. Riverside 7427. Cook. junction of Lincoln Highway and t -a-. with back stairs to bedrooms; large con» upper Westchester County cheap; wild, re- ! lin Society. Passaic River, crete porch with French doors from living mote farms, woods, brooks, old buildings. the immediately opposite Auction Sales Will Give room, 3 bedrooms, one 11x24, where addi¬ Alexander, 1 East 42d. Vanderbilt 1594. 109 WEST 45th St. (Hotel St. Jame«.) Ford plant. It consists of mode Many tional can ri.AINFIELD.Exclusive section, nearly between 5th him! fireplace be easily built In: hot PeeKsklll Sundays and holidays: residence an acre; old Midwa> Avenue Rroad- terminal yards, having more than 3 Chance io Buy Sites water heat; fireproof garage built In under and country office, phone 435. Come up. shade; seclusion; fruit; ! way. Sitting room, bedroom (twin l
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