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THE NEW YORK SUN, SATURDAY, APRIL 21, 1928. 27

SUNSHINE CITY WAS CAtunS A mAK A w

New Development Built Up at Wood-Ridge, N. J.

TRADING IS ACTIVE ON WHITE PLAINS AVENUE

Block Front From 234th to 235th Streets in Deal

conversion of an open stretch of farm country into a growing com-njunitv. interlaced with transportation •series, in less than a year i s shown it Sunshine City, the Charles H . Reis development at Wood-Ridge, Bergen eouitty, N. J. :

Two 100 home units have sprung up «ff the main highway facing the Wood-Ridge school, and are accessible to the Holland Tunnel via & hard •surfaced highway.

Sunshine City has chartered and epened its third 100 home unit, which ^11 continue on Marlborough Road. the main street of the city. The new -tract is just across Valley Boulevard. which provides a direct Hackensack-Catlstadt route v ia "Wood-Ridge and Sunshine City.

Improvements, including streets and sewers, gas and electric connections, are open for contract bids and worK will be started immediately to have the new unit equipped by the time of the ooening of the first homes therein.

"Sunshine City i s in .a central point with New York. Newark and Jersey { City. N. J., and other centers of the [ metropolitan area in i ts immediate j radius." Charles H. Reis. president of the development company that bears Ms name, said today. "It i s already asplv provided with transportation facilities and with the rapid growth that Bergen county is experiencing j and the untold possibilities that will be opened with the Hudson River Bridge connecting Fort Lee with N e w Tork city at 178th street, the facilities will be such that time will .be greatly reduced in Manhattan commuting.

"Because of its ideal location to ceighboring cities. Sunshine City of­fers schools, churches, stores and complete suburban conveniences with all the desirable features of a sub­urban home colony." An extensive highway program now under w a y will soon afford even more conveniences than Sunshine City now enjoys."

BUS AND TROLLEY FARES $5,763,520

Collected in lower Bergen and Hudson North-South. A total of 115.270.400 fares are paid

annually on north and south bound bus and trolley lines in Hudson county and lower Bergen county along the Pali­sades Ridge, the North Jersey Transit Commission announced today follow­ing a study of a count made to deter­mine possible traffic for the proposed subway from Bergen Point to Fort Lee. The-count was made in s ix fare rones, exclusive of east and west traf­fic, and showed a n annual revenue of 55,763,520.

In estimating the density of the ter­ritory that would be served by the rapid transit route proposed by the Transit Commission i t was found that in an are.a of 20.7 square- miles the population reached 492,940. The influ­ence of the high-speed line, i t was de­clared, would be felt from one-third to three-fourths of a mile on both sides of the tentatively selected sixteen-mile right of way.

Dally fares* paid on buses and trol­leys on north and south lines through this section reach 329.344. or a total of VA467.20, i t was asserted. The great­est amount of traffic i s shown in the tae between the Jersey City-Bayonne ritv line and Journal Square, where 6D.315 fares are paid each way daily. and a population of 124.000 lives in 4.5 square miles. The smallest figure is 7.000 one-way fares in the zone be­tween the Hudson-Bergen county line and Columbia Boulevard, where the population Is 16,360 in an area of 2.S square miles.

Where the largest population is found, 159,200 in an influence area of 5.2 square miles, in the zone between Pateraon Plank Road and the Hudson-Bergen county line, only 33.500 one-way fares are ' paid. Between Columbia Boulevard' and the north city line of Fort Lee, where 13,180 people live in an area of 3.9 square miles, the small­est density in the area checked, the total fares reach 8,300 each way.

Other figures for the district are: From Bergen Point to the Jersey City-Bayonne city line, 92,500 population in 2.6 square'miles and 15.254 one-way-fares, and from Journal Square to Faterson Plank Road, 87,700 popula­tion In 1.8 square miles and 40,253 fares.

Benjamin Ant in & R. I . Epstein sold the west side of White Plains avenue, extending from 234th to 235th streets. 229x80, to the Slng-Ein Holding Cor­poration. The brokers were Houlihan Exchange for the buyers and A. G. Illlch for the sellers. <

street, four of the lots were resold and sold for K. M. Buelt a parcel on the west side of White Plains avenue, fifty feet south of 219th street. 50x79, the Bronx."• :-. :

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The Friedfeld-Fcder Corporation re­sold the southeast corner of 225th street and White Plain avenue, Bronx, 114x180, through S. Shufer Company, brokers, to Emit Mossbacher.

COMMERCIAL LEASING.

» « Houlihan Exchange, Inc.. sold for Guldera & La Sala to an operator, .who resold, the southwest corner of 22Sth street and White Plains ave­nue; sold the northeast corner of 235th street and White Plains avenue to a client, who owns the southeast corner of 236th street, and now controls the block front from 235th to 236th streets; sold twenty lots on the east side of Bronxwood avenue, north < of 233d

Douglas L . KlUtaan & Co. . teased a floor in 5* J^ast Fifty-seventh street, t o Potter & Company, members of the N e w York Exchange. '

Charles F . Noyes Company. Inc. . leased to Market Financial Service, Inc. , *pace tn 27 Wuhan* street; a t a n aggregate rental l a excess o t $100,000. i

Apartment Homes To Let •.••.••.Hvo:.^v.^:..H.-.r^.~;^,^^.^.M ggg 5 5 5 5 5 5 BSS3

Furnished-West Side. Unfurnished—Long Island.

RIVERSIDE. 210 WHO-Tas te fu l l y f ur-nlshed; delightful 2-3 room apartments;

very reasonable.

Unfurnished—West Side.

WEST E N D AV. . 5 9 5 - 3 beautiful rooms ana dining alcove. Seen until 10 P . M.

Carstens & Linnekin, Inc. , leased a escond floor In 2D West Fifteenth street t o the Art Poster Company • and space In 26S Fourth avenue t o Alex S. Marcuson.

Teas© & EUiman. Inc., leased, offices l a 650 Madison avenue, t o J . Montgomery Hare.

Adolph and Aaron Weiss , operators, leased space in 350 Madison avenue.

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tion with Brokers WelnvitctheSvibmisstonof Applications by Principals or Their Representatives

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19TH S T . . SOl-317 W E S T . t GARDEN APARTMENTS. -

S rooms. $T5-$78: 4 rooms, $8O-$05. MAT B E S E E S EVENINGS.

22ND ST. , 301 WEST. ;•'".• "*• 4 rooms. $SJ—E>3.

21TH hT. . 321 WEST. 3 rooms. $10O: 4 rooms. $110.

2 rooms-and kitchenette. $60—$73. ELEVATOR DINING ALCOVES.

Modern apartments In OLD CHELSEA maintained hi the traditions of quiet elegance which have long , identified a residential neighborhood of exceptional accessibility. Possession now or May 1st. Inquire ©a -Lremises or

JAMES N . WELLS* SONS . (Established 1819)

191 9TII A V E . ' CHELSEA KC6-0C9O.

73TH. 133 W e s t - 5 large, light rooms. 2 baths : rent reasonable. Phone Susaue-! hanna 2397 or SupL o a premises. • . „ .

KEW GABDENS-Bes i rab le modern apart­ments with large >rooms and closets; IS

minutes from 3 i t h street. K E W CORNERS APARTMENTS

At Kcw Gardens Station. T w o room kitchenette. 3 room a n d 4 room

apartments from $00 t o $110. Apply SupL or telephone Boulevard W99-SSr>2 o r Vir ­ginia 5S32.

Furnished—New. Jersey, t.

APARTMENT—East Orange: 5 rooms, cozily furnished; second f lvor 2-famlly house :

screened porch: near D. .L.& W . Orange S1S2.

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New Jersey or Let It 3B53gg^SBBEB5BBSSBBBSESSS5SB5SS5S5^3

07TH <240 Rtvers lde) -Del lght fu l 2-3 room i apar tments : river v i e w ; very reasonable.

IS4TII (873 S t . Nicholas)—FOr your 1-2 room a p a r t m e n t s ! very reasonable.

Untttrnlshed-Westchester.

PELHAM-BILTMORE APARTMENTS.

BOSTON POST ROAD. PELHAM MANOR. N . Y . .

2 . 2 , 3 . -« , ' 3 , 6 . T ROOMS. V

Westchester's Finest Apartment.

+ JOHN R. ALTIERI CO.. INC. . Huguenot Trust Bldg.. New Rochelle. N . Y . Tela. N e w Roohelle 8620-1121. Pelham 06CO.

i'ELHAM—GarcVn apartments, a l l outside rooms, some 50 f t . long: fireplaces, beamed

evllings. private porch: garage; public d ln-injr room; only apartments permitted in the exclusive sections ot the Heights and Manor: fine old trees, ohrubs. lawns; one room up: furnished and unfurnished. Telephone Pel-ham 1392-1077. ,

EAST O R A N G E - 3 large rooms in exclusive apartment house: available May 1 ; excel­

lent commuting: $SO furnished. $70 unfur­nished. Orange 3733W,> ;..•'>

EAST ORANGE-Five bright rooms, screened porch. June t o Sept. . wi th option of year's

lease, reasonable. N a s s a u 6198.

Unfurnished-New Jersey.

ASBURY PARK. Beautiful new apartment house fac lns

Dea l Lake. 3 blocks from ocean: suites 3 . 4 . 3 and 6 large airy rooms, substanti­ally furnished, a l l outside exposure: every modern appliance for economical a n d pleasant housekeeping In charming and refined environment. Summer or all year occupancy: references required. Write for booklet. "Tour Seaside Home tajth City Comforts." LAKE DRIVE XOTJRl*. Asbury Park. N . J . Phone 3013.

BERGEN COUSTV. BEST HOME VALUES IN

BEAUTIFUL BERGEN COUNT*. Choose your Sunshiue Homo from a selec­

tion o t 7 attractive s ty les in Sunshine City. Wood-Ridge, overlooking Times S q . : « bright, decorated rooms, opening out on broad streets and lawn terraces; ssolldly tu l l t o t nationally advertised products; breakfast nook set , tile batb, open fireplace, modem kitchen de­vices: nothing like this value anywhere a t $7,930: only $230 c a s h ; $300 secures deed; balance like rent. Wonderful suburban com­forts and conveniences. 5-acro children's playground; & coin, t o Erie stat ion. 2S mln. to Manhattan: monthly commutation, $7.C0; stores, schools, buses a t property. Send for illustrated booklet.

CHARLES II . REIS. I N C . Sunshine City. Wood-Ridge. N . J .

SEASHORE.

.1 BERGEN COUNTV. SOMETHING UNUSUAL.

The finest home value la right hero for you in River Edge Es ta tes , a" residential suburh close t o Hackensack. with splendid facilities providing ideal commuting to New Vork by Erie. Only 32 minutes t o Jersey City. S ix rooms, sturdy frame dwelling o n Adams Ave. , between Bogart Road and O a s St . l i v e l y sun parlor, finished att ic , oak floor­ing, chestnut tr im, brass plumbing, bath, . t e a m heat . ele».'xieUy. The exceptionally low price of $9,300 Includes garage and driveway. Only $1 .500cash: attractive term«. Other choice home values a t $S.300. $10,500. $11,500 and $12.500: Write for information. BERGEN COUNTY DEVELOPMENT A S ­SOCIATES, Kinderkamack Road, corner Jef­ferson Ave. . River Edge . N . J .

ALLENHURST, N . i.—Owner leaving town, offers a genuine sacrifice in a wonderful

property that will bear strictest investiga­t ion; a bona fide bargain t o a quick buyer; beautiful house o t 14 rooms: s> bedrooms, 2 baths ; s team hea t : completely furnished; garage; lot "3 f t . front t y 140 f t . deep; spacious l a w n s : ideally s i tuated: tonveulent to beach. * t c : spacious porches: house could not be built for less than $30,000; lot alone worth $9,000: household furnishings worth $3,000: a total replacement valuation $12,000; price, if sold by April 23 . only SU».Oo0: sma l l payment down, balance long­time mortgage. ROSENBURG. Real Estate Broker. SOI Main e t . . Allenhurst, N . J . Phone or write for appointment t o inspect th is property: Phone Aheahurst 18TI or evenings a t Asbury eOSl. . r

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ASBURV PARK. i Fpr rent for season, established roadhouse.

Asbury,Park, accommodate about 400. rea« sonable t o right party; a lso hotels, cottages aud bungalows. • •

Shadow L a w n Manor: t w o choice lota, 50 100. for-quick sale $2,500 e a c h ; $500 cash,

BERNER AGENCY. i 40S Main St.. Asbury Park. N . J .

EAST ORANGE—Up-to-date apartments. C l-.tce rooms. $S0.. See supt.. 35 North

Grove St . , E s s t Orange, or phone owner. I218J Morrlstown. N . J . .

EAST ORANGE. Clifford s t . - F i v e o r s ix rooms; modern lmpts . ; $45 t o desirable

tenant. Market 6138. * <

IRVINGTON-Three rooms in 2*i family; al l lropts.; business couple: heat and light

supplied. 1T4 Fortieth s t . Waverly 1414.

MADISON—Will aublet my six-room and t w o batb. large foyer apartment wi th garage:

modern high c l a s s : $105 per month.- Phone Madison 936. 39 Green Vil lage Road.

ORANGE—Five rooms, ba th : private garage: two-family: sacrif ice: $30. 413 Berwick

s t . Nassau 6793J.

SUBLET, unfurnished, until October. 6 room apartment: 2 bedrooms, living room, din­

ing room, foyer hall and maid's room; one c a r garage. Call Nassau 443S.

BERGEN COUNTY ATTRACTIVE HOMES OWNER MUST S E L L

TOUR OFFER INVITED On th i s Ideal . well- laid out brick veneer home of seven rooms, large sun room, lovely tile bath, breakrast nook, pantries: hot water heat , oak floors. large open fire­place In a n attractive living room; garage and a l l improvements, near some o t the best schools In Bergen County: convenient t o churches, stores and railroads.

Also other good buys in Bogota . Ridge-wood, Teaneck. West Enxlcwood and vicinity.

HARRY W . GETTING 5T Larch Ave. Bogota. N . J . • '

Fort Lee Road t o Rock Ave.

AVON-BY-TUK-SEA $S.20> buys modern wel l built summer home, eight rooms, bath, garage. .:

HAROLD B . SNYDER 418 MAIN ST. <NOTB FIRST NAME)

SUMMER HOMES FOR R E N T

BERGENFTELD, N . JT.

Modern s ix room home, sun room, dialog room, kitchen, three bedrooms, steam heat , fireplace, brass plumbing, beautiful bath ana I kitchen equipment: plot 40x100: c l o s e ' t o I station, schools , churches: all assessments ! paid: fine locality: $3,000: terms arranged CHAjlLES BURT, owner-builder.

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CITE R E A L ESTATES

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CITY R E A L E S T A T E .

Queens—Sate o r L e t .

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1 Summer Home Offerings Richmond.

PRINCES BAY—5-room furnished cottage, modem improvements: 2-room bungalow;

5 minutes beach; rent reasonable. Totten-vllle 1127.

Long Island.

AM1TYYILLE—Furnished cottages and bun­galows to rent. ADAM C. MOLLE, 47

Richmond av. Phone 490 Amltyville.

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CONRAD GLASER IS TO BUILD ON BROADWAY

leases Site at ThlrlletTi Street From Bloomingdales.

Conrad Glascr. operator and builder, ** president of the Realco Corpora­tion, has leased for sixty-three years the southeast corner of West Thir-t:eih street and Broadway, 52x150, •rem Bloomingdale Brothers. Thoens * Fiaunlacher. Inc., were the brokers i« the transaction.

Mr. Glaser said that he would fm-?»ove. the properly with a four-story hjijasng to contain stores, offices and showrooms and have an all-glass and terracotta front. Several stores In the froposcd improvement have been I^scd from the plans.

«t is expected to have the building ttady on September 15. The rentals ram^a in the Tease are to aggregate **out $3,000,000.

GOLF COURSE {In New York Qty}: FULLY detached stucco

homes with six large rooms, sun parlor, furnished breakrast nook, tile kitchen, colored tite bath, separate shower room, extra toilet on first floor, textured walls, parquet floors, steam heat; copper leaders and gutters, and many other improve­ments. CONCRETE STREETS Sidewalks, curbs, gas.water,

electricity m All street a ssessments , including ike titftOi.QQO sexcer assessment, are pat a for by the builders.

Near Rosedale - Station, stores.schools and churches.

•500 Cash I *2SMonthly gives you title i on principal

Offlti a Mtdtl H:n» »ita Till 9 P.M.

£auicitonBome$.3nc MerrTckRd.& 233rd Sr.

l a a n i b s . L. I. Ttl. Uoreltaa 3602 J « * 0

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F I R E ISLAND—New York's Cape Cod. be­tween Great South Bay and Atlantic Ocean:

furnished house for season; wonderful beach. White Plains "773.

f REEPORT—Five-room bungalow with ga ­rage for sa l e or rent: elegantly located: all

improvements: 10 minutes from station. Phone owner. 9:30 to 4, Regent 619S. or Freeport 2628R any time.

FREEPORT—Furnished. 7 and bath: garage; $600 for the season. Freeport S94M.

LONG BEACH—Two r-ramily brick houses. 6 and 3 room apartments; porches and ga­

rages; beautifully furnished: located finest residential section: 5 minutes beach, railroad and shopping center: moderate rentsr In­quire Long Beach Dry Goods Store. 27 East Park s t . . or Press , SS West 3Gih s t . W i s ­consin 95S3- ' .".; % •

New Jersey.

BERGEN COUNTY—Commuting homes: large and small acreage; chicken, fruit farms:

all s i zes : tree catalogue. WILSON REALTY CO.. INC. . Ramsey. JC. J . Phone 2«2.

GLEN ROCK and RIdgcwood—New houses. al l improvement1?: tiled bathrooms, hard­

wood floors: t irepiaces: S11.O0O to $17,000. Write or Phone LEACH. Ramsey 348. j

LONG BEACH—Ocean front, newly furnished. 5 rooms, ba th : garage; eeason ending Oc­

tober; very reasonable". Owner. SAUCHE. 60 West P3d s t . (apt. 20) .

LONG BEACH. West End-Bungalow for sa le ; 5 rooms, thoroughly furnished: owner

will make' sacrifice. Write 1030 Macombs Road. N. Y. Telephone Topping SMS. :

ROCK AW AY—Furnished 4-room bungalow; improvements: restful location. rhono

Belle Harbor 1-704.

ELBERON-Owner will lease choice cottage, ga iage , fine, convenient location: Induce­

ment to desirable family. Call Ashland l>29<5.

GLEN RIDGE—Furnished house. 43 minutes to New York. Juno 13 to Sept. 15; 10

rooms (3 sleeping). 4 baths. 2<f lreplaces: 2-car garage. Tel. Glen Ridge 4406.

CRIGGSTOWN (near Princeton and New Brunswick)—Remodeled Colonial home. 12

rooms, 3 baths, all Improvements; 10 acres or wood and farm land, flower garden; swimming, fishing, tennis, golf; $750 per season. Call Sterling. Monday. Endicott 8160.

GREENWOOD LAKE—Furnished bungalows. Inquire Mrs. G. E . CHRISTIE. 86 Godwin

av . . Paterson.—Tel. Lambert 4100.

RIDCEWOOD—Furnished house. 8 rooms. 3 baths, garage. June 23 to September- 13.

$300 for season. . Phpnc Cortlandt SSOO. ex­tension 307.

SEAGIRT— Bungalow, near water : shaded lot, 200x30; 6 rooms, bath, sleeping porch:'

near station. Morningside 5120. .

SEVEN-ROOM COTTAGE, modern improve­ments, newly furnished; 2-car garage: 5

minutes t o Ocean City. Fhone 0314 Verona.

YOUR summer problems solved a t Broad-acres, mountain side t o river edge, nature

lovers' retreat; picturesque river" front cot­tage, shaded lot. $1,000; mountain lodge, concrete foundation, big porches. $1,300: easv terms: 40 minutes Lackawanna. Room 803. 1473 Broadway. N o agents .

Westchester . . .

RIDGEWOOD—Beautiful home In artistic sett ing; most exclusive location: 10 rooms.

3 ha lhs . solarium: large plot:beautiful trees; wonderful value. Phone Murray Hill 6024.

R U T H E R F O R D - F o r sate. $9,300. or for rent. $73. good G-room house, tiled bath,

sun porch, s team heat , fireplace: decorated; all improvements; ten minutes walk t o s ta ­tion. •' • , • ; = • '

I I . Y . BLAKISTON. 18 PARK AVENUE.

BRIELLE—S-room house; improvements; newly decorated: 2 acres ; 10 mln. school,

shores: 2 railway s ta t ions : good roads; 9 miles Asbury Park. Short Hil ls 198.

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ELBERON—New houses, directly op Ocean, with tine bathing beach: also soma 3 blocks

from Ocean; finest location and surround­ings: steam heat, every latent Improvements; ft to 10 rooms. 1-2-S baths: large plots: double garages; rent furnished or unfur­nished. $7"«0 up. or sell very- easy terms.

- • . SHAireEN. Elberoq. N . J . ' '

HOLLYWOOD. N. J. "T Beautiful residence. 15 rooms. 3 baths:

wonderful location: 2 blocks from e t t i n : 2 Mocks from railroad station; on plot 130x 330; big porches: 3-car garage: tennis court; beautiful garden, with shade trees: first class condition: sacrifice: good terms ar­ranged. 'Particulars. WILLIAM T. BURKE. Real Estate. West End, N. J. Tel. Long Branch 636. or owner. JACOBSEN, 330 East 149th. Bronx. Telephone Mott Haven 2311.

LONG BRANCH IF INTERESTED IN RENTING OR

BUYING "BARGAINS-CALL LONG BRANCH 1727.

LEGAL NOTICES.

rttTPRRME COURT. COUNT! OF NEW £} YORK Louis Edison and Louis Gurfein. plaintiffs, against Molber Realty Corporation «t e h . 4efend*nt*. • v

In pursuance of a judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly mads and entered In the abeva entitled action, aud bearing date the 27th day of March. 1925. I. th« uuderelgoed, the referee In said judgment named, will eell a t public auction; at the Exchange Salesroom. No. 50 Vesey Street, in the Borough ot Man­hattan. City of New York, on the 11th day ot May, 192?. at 12 o'clock noon oa that da j , by Henry Brady, auctioneer, the premls«» directed by said Judgment to b» sold. ao« therein described as follows: :

Alt that lot or parcel of land. « l th the buildings and Improvements thereon, la the Borough ot Manhattan. City. County ana State ot New York, hounded and deacribaA as follows:

Beginning at a point oa the southerly side ot 120th Street distant two hundred and eighty-seven (28I> feet six (6) Inches easterly from the corner formta by the: Intersection ot the southerly elds of 120th Street * l t h the easterly side of Pleasant Avenue: runnlnr thence southerly. paralUl with the easterly side ot Pleasant Avenue and part of the distance through a party wall, one hundred (100) feet slevea f i l l inches to the center line of the block: thence easterly, along the center line ot the block, thirty-seven <31> feet six (0) Inches; thenca northerly, again parallel with the easterly side of Pleasant Avenue aud part ot the distance through another party wall, one hundred (100) teat" eleven (11) inches to the southerly side of ISOth Street: and thence westerly, along the southerly side of 120th Street, thirty-seven (37) feet six (6) Inches to tha point ©r piaca of beginnlDi;. , •: D" '

Said premises being now known aa and by the street numbers 524 and 520 East 120th Street. '

Said premises are sold subject to a first mortgage of $22,000. with Interest from July 27. 1927. and a second mortgage for $1.975W. with Interest from November 10. 102T.

Dated New York. April IS. 1928. j> : ARCHIBALD A. GULICK,

Xtefertt. LEWIN & SCHERER. ." -,

Attorneys for Plaintiffs.' r . . . * 1410 Broadway. Borough o t Manhattan. City

of N e w York. The following i s a diagram o f ths »rop«rty

to be so ld : U s street number i s 524-25. Eas t 120th Street :

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POINT T L E A S A N T B E A C H . N . 9. < SEASHORR PROPERTY

R E N T OR S A L E A. O. S . H A V E N S .

RAILROAD SQ. TKL. S3-POINT P L E A S A N T BEACH. N . J .

ItrrrHEItFtlRD—Desirable homes for sa le . Picture list mailed free . WILLIAMSON «

CO.. 9 Stat ion Square , Rutherford. Open Sundays . .

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RUTHERFORD. Bergen County-Kree pic­ture list of houses for sale and rent. Write

VAN WINKLE CO.. Rutherford. N. J.

KOCKAWAY PARK-Frlvate home. 2-room furnished apartment, kitchen, bath; rea­

sonable. 433 Beach 120th st. Bcllo Harbor 23S7.

SKAFOR1) HARBOR (231 Peeonic A v . ) -Large waterfront bungalow for business.

Cumberland 2613.

FURNISHED bungalows, cottages. $330 up. season. ANDREW LARSEN. Glcnwood

Landing, Long Island.

NEW ROCHELLE—Summer rentals: wijl send a complete list on request. A special

offer: Modern house, 9 rooms. 3 baths, ga­rage; large plot, welt planted; liighK- re­stricted ana convenient location; $1,000 the season. WILLIAM KLEIN, 0 North av. New Rochelle 110.

RYE—SUMMER RENTALS. FURNISHED. •Quality Homes on Shore Inland."

$230 per month and up. E D N A M. D R U H X O S D .

90 Purchase st. Tels. Sl l and 1491, Rye, N. Y.

WEST ENGLEWOOD

"The Residential Tark ot Bergen County"

An unusually attractive English type j home in a charming setting. Magne­

tite stucco exterior. L>ecorated. Tiled ; bath and kitchen: large living room v.ith fireplace and I bookcases: dintugv

. room, breakfast nook, solarium. 3 nice bedrooms. Brass plumbing, oak floors. Tontine shades, shrubbeiy. Garage at ­tached. A beautifully complete home on a corner lot 60x120 on the best street in town: 3 minutes from stat ion, busses and shopping center. Price $16,000: con­venient terms arranged. Comparison

' . i n v i t e d . •••'•• '••' -• i ':-R E I S & R E I S .

W e s t Englewood Avenue and Windsor Road, W e s t Eaglewood. N . J .

WATERWICH. H I G H L A N D S . N . J . Summer cot tages . 3 t o 8 rooms, for rent,

$300 u p : waterfront building; s i t e s ; fine bathing beach. «

A. E. D E N N E T T . Highlands . N . J .

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SACRIFICE—Large house, corner property. 147 ft. front by 333 ft . depth; due block

from Shadow L a w n ; overlooking pat i t ia l home of Guggenheim: 12 rooms. 3 baths. 4-car garage. Price $13,000. Phone Long Branch 1727. ^*; !•

DO YOU LIKE BOATS? You can buy a 100 ft . frontage on the north bank of the Mana-

squan River cheaper than you will ever be able to get it again. Very little propertv liko it left. Just put on the market. You can get In your boat a t your door and go through Barnegat t o Atlantic City. Van Camp. Point r ieasant , N. J .

SUMMER HOMES FOR S A L E AND RENT BELMAR A N D VICINITY

THOMAS D. JOECIC. PHONE BELMAR W0

OTHER SECTIONS.

WE^P"feNGLEWdOtt^fceaufrrul "homes, 7 rooms, tile l a t h and shower; steam heat .

open fireplace, sun porch, breakfast nook: all Improvements; lot 30x95; restricted sec

BELLEVILLE ON T H E HILL. If looking for a home see u s : inspect

property; g vt our price and terms: properties to suit every purse.

HAND & H A N D . REALTORS. 401 Union ave . : Belleville 1039.

114 Delavan ave. . Newark; B. B. 3067.

MAPLEWOOD Colonial house, set among beautiful trees.

on lot 50x129: G rooms and tiled bath, sun parlor and large attic. All in excellent con­dition; 2 * a r garage. Convenient to station, trolley and bus lines." $13,000.

New house: 4 seed bedrooms ar,d 2" tiled baths on 2nd floor: largo, open att ic , sun parlor aattf-OPCa porch; i-pace for 2 cars built in. $21,400.

Within 3 mins. v.alk of station, on quiet [ street of modern smalt homes. 7 room house.

elevation • HJV; p.vvepiionai I I W I I H I U U K ' {r.-tt^hiiitvT Broadway 50 minutes.

J D A L E - Beautiful ly furnished home. [ " ! ' l^ro n , \ S r r i e s . ? 5 "T,ilos- ^ J M ? 1 ^ '

m i n g s p o t in s u m m e r ; 7 rooms, jade DALL. Walcwick . Bergen County. N . S C A R S D A l

charming ti le bath . 6un porch and deck porch; earlv American furniture. T o rent from June 13 to September 13. $230 per month. Fhor.o Scarsdale 2363 for appointment.

R E N T R E A S O N A B L E — Genuine country home. al l c i ty conveniences. S rooms, b a t h ,

spacious verandas , one g la s s inclored: heat ­e d : 30.0<H) square feet of attract ive grown I s : elevation 300: exceptional healthfulness. a c -

sibil iu-; Broadway 50 minutes. E r i e : WILLIAM TV.\%

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189 SOLD IN PAST 3 WEEKS!

SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.

Connecticut—Sale or Let.

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White Plains Stores And Futs Sold

Si-r.on Schtiner has sold 7-9 Norih t^*ir.Rton avenue, "White f?lain.«. ™>*Tche*ter county, A plot SS^xlOS. *** a four-3tory building containing *;<•*•• and apartments, to the Irrosc ^***iy Corporation OlMSfew; York city. ••« property adjoins the southeast

wi-.er of HamlUon avenue. R. Frank-«» Hull closed the transaction.

Mlsj N'elHc Miles has *o1d the noxth-*w corner of Broadwav and Tomp-£-•* avenue. North White Plains, ^«*tcheftter county, to the Mamaro-K'tk RAad Realty Corporation. The $•« :s l i l sHT and opposite to Fisher ws». R- Franklin Hull negotiated the «*r:s%etien.: '

f tse northeast corner of Nepperhan *;'n,:e arid Main street, Yonkcrs, «* -''Chester i: courtly* was sold to Jo-**?•» <ttcenfield, who gave in part fa.vrr.ent the one^story taxpayer 151 «-''"k«.cod avenue. The exchange was ^•s-.jrnmateel through Vols? A Maas s*'- Th03. S. Rurke, Inc, •

ijots row 8AIJ5.

Westchester , n ' « M K L A R E , W*»"(ch**ler C o u n i y -

:•- :ol. V i s i t e r ac f* or m o t e : tvaief, ••':; I'f.fititi?. f ishing. Wfttvc'iOus

x" MftGOLRlCK, IC'jiO- I33rd at . ,

STAMFORD CONN. •

The Highest and Finest Section of

Shippan Point 32 acres of lar.d with large frontage en four roads. Re-, strlcted Welt-class residential section, with unrestricted an-1 charming %l*w of surrounding waters of Lo.ig Island Sound. Pour story bulidlmr with fifty rooms, suitable for Inn or school purpose?, with outbuild­ings a s nucl«ns for economical and profitable residential de­velopment. Liberal terms ar -

.; ranged.

Fred'k Fox & Co., Inc. SO E a s t 39lh St . ; N e w York City

P H O N E CALEDONIA OJOO OR 1'OUB O W N BROKER

COUNTRS BOARD.

Westchester .

.|J:i.V*-;'.'"'-'-ii-) Penns jUan ia .

5IOUNT POCONO. P n . - F o r rent o r sa le Attract ive furnished c o t t a r s and bunga­

low*, wi th a l l Improvements. 1". E . MKR-W I N . Mount Pocon^. P a . Eell plione 11 R-4.

COTTAGES. BUNGALOWS—Mountain side a n d lake . F o r rent, for sate . Attractive,

furnished: improvements. E . I>. Merwin .Mt . Pocono, P a . Phone I I R-4. Reservations now.

Bllsccllar.toas.

T H E M O R E L A N D LODGE. 115 to 1I» L o c u s t . Hil l a v . . Tonkers , N . Y.—New extension I

opened April 1 3 ; select location; refined I E g u e s t s : e s c i l l e n t food, b ig porches, rcstrul I atmosphere: Hudson River scenery; 42 m!ns. Grand Central; reasonable. Tonkers 44SI.

T H E G R E E N R I D G E . W H I T E P L A I N S . High-c lass , a l l -year l ivsne; p:«niy e f

porches, s u n parlor* and shady l a w n s ; excel ­lent t a b i c ; e a s y commuting; bus t o trains Telephone W h i l e P la ins I 3 H .

CAMPS A N D CAMPSITES — Everywhere; m a n y bargains . Brownshleld, 2S7 Broadway.

WESTCHESTER-BILTMORE. Charmingly furnished new house, S rooms.

3 baths, from June I ; $S00 per month. Tele­phone Rye 1S33.

FOR RENT, Summer months, furnished,1

Quaker Ridge. Westchester county, between Larchrnon: and Scarsdale. new 14-room stone house on 4 acres; a n abundance of flower­ing trees, shrubs and flowers, s tone terraces, lawns, apple orchard, and vegetable garden; f i esh Jersey cow, 100 chickens; expert gar­dener will remain on place; house contains 4 main bedrooms, 1 single and I double maids" rooms. 4 baths and 2 lavatories. Telephone Murray Hill 77S0. or Mamaro-ncck 340. for fuither details .

LEAVING STATE—"-room residence, com-pleteh- modern: assessments paid; large

improved lot: 22 minutes from Broadway: bargain, i l l Washington place. HasbrouCK Height?". Telephone S03-W.

.,, OTHER SECTIONS.

PI.A1NFIEI.D. N . .1. (Ncthcrwood)-Com-fortable home, perfect order: 10 rooms, 2

baths: lot 100x2oO: abundance of towers. fine shade trees: two-car garage: attractive section; 10 minutes' walk from station. Ap­ply to. Owner. 1215 Denmark Read. Tel. 210S Plainficld.

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The approximate amour* of the Ken-or, charge, to satisfy which the above described, property is to be sold, is seven 'thousand, three hundred and 10 and 70-100 <|7.310.79>.. dollars, with interest thereon from the Mtb> day ot December. 1027. together with coats and allowances amounting to 1317.12. with. Interest from March 27. 1828. together with the expenses ot the tale. The approximate amount ot the taxes, assessments and water, rates, or other Hens, which are to be allowed. to the purchaser out of. the purchase moneyv or paid by the referee. Is $1,100.00 end interest. " .-

Dated New Tork. April 13tbv 1928. ARCHIBALD A. GULICK. \• " ; _ • " . • • • .;••:•; Referee'. -

SUPREME COURT. COUNT? OF NEW!-TORK.—Louis Edison and Louis Gurfeln. '

plaintiffs, against Molber Realty Corporation et •!.. defendants. . -. .

In pursuance.of a Judgment of foreclosure and sale, duly made and entered In the above entitled action and bearing date the 27th day ot March. 1828. I. the undersigned, the' referee In said judgment named, will hell-at public auction, at the Exchange Salesroom.-No. 56 Vesey Street. In the Borough of Man­hattan. City ot New Tork. oa the 11th day of May. 1928. at-12 o'clock noon on that day. by Henry Brady, auctioneer., the prem^ ises directed by said judgment to be sold, and therein described as follows:

All that lot or parcel ot land, with the ' buildings and Improvements thereon.- i s the Borough of Manhattan. City. County and State ot New York, bounded and described as follows: * • . ' "

Beginning at a point on the southerly aids of 120th Street distant three hundred aud twenty-five (323) feet east from the Inter­section ot the southerly side ot 120th Street and the easterly side ot Pleasant Avenue:-and running; thence southerly, parallel with Pleasant Avenue and part ot the way through a party "wall, one hundred (100) feet eleven (11) inches to the center line of the block; thence easterly, along the center line of the block and parallel with 120th Street, thirty-seven (37) feet 6lx (6) inches: thence-north­erly, again parallel with Pleasant Avenue' and part of the way through another party wall, one hundred (100) feet eleven (11) inches to the southerly side of. 120th Street; and thence westerly, along the southerly side ot 120th Street, thirty-seven (37) feet Sir (6) inches to the point or place of beginning.-

Said premises being row known as and by the street numbers 523 East and S30 East 120th Street.

Said premises are sold subject to a first mortgage for $12,250. with interest from September 1. 1827. and a second mortgage for. 1S.473.. with Interest from November 10. i v * , . •'"•'• '- r " " * ' • ' ' •

"Dated N e w Tork; April 13th. 192S. ARCHIBALD A . GULICK.

:• :ir: . , Referee . ' L E W I N & SCHERER.

Attorneys for Plaint i f fs , -1410 Broadway . Borough o t Manhattan, Ke«r

York Ci ty . . T h e fol lowing I s a diagram o f t h e property-

to be s o l d : i t s s treet number Is 523-530 E a s t 120th Street : - -"

1 Rowayton, Conn. 5 1 . ' , . • ' • ' ' •

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| j TRICE tiBEATIA* RKOI <LD % i y«K of the tnjst hexaHfoI ««ai«

Loaf Island, '}•. , *

ALL-YEAR round camp for children. 2337 DiCKcns av.. Far Rockanay; best ©f food

and care. Phono Far Rockaway ?2:<V

Bichmond.

BEAUTIFUL LIVINGSTON MANOR, notsd for Its xastntss: lovely home surroundinss.

reception rooms, porches, spacious grounds-exceptional table; tennis. Large, sunny ?"!'-*• t?i"i . W» , !«W* now, Port Richmond 1$2«. ICC Bard av.

Lon^ Island & Queens—Sale or Let ANTtlHIA—Four d-family; sacrifice <

all, qu.-Civ buyer. Ravcnswood 3115.

PLA1NFIELD, N. J.—6-reom colonisl house, completely equipped; 2-car garage; lot. 50x

130. attractively planted: Ideal for children. Owner leaving city. Address J. E. PADGETT. 437 Watchung av.. N. Plalnfield. N. J., or call Plainficld 4719.

, . „ „ . . xtn^Ttw »ir» n „ n ' « i-'o,-« tac'i TIAINFIEI.D. N. ^.-Restricted ;Ev UPPER MONTLLAIR-Dup.cx I.ouse. «ac.» s c c , ion . beautiful now English side having S rooms and bath; comlort-

able and convenient: $P0 anil $100 monthly.

ILI'SIUNG-Bcautifully furnished 7 room house, 3 baths; garace; adults; $230

monthly: references. Flushing 10C»7. '

'-'.'_. New Jersey,

PRIVATE FAMILY will (eke gtnlleman of refinement and colture: convenient trolley

snd train; beard c-piional; tcrercr.ces. Orange 631?." ' - . • ' • ; ' . '

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CREST V I E W SANITARIUM. Greenwich, Conn.—KMcrJy ptoptc <tsntci*,.ly <catcrcd to:

refir.*'!, hca^Ufui, tpaciotss. hemeHJce. mod-erat*: e«l«Mtehe4;!-'&$. years. Telephone Greenwich t;.X K. S. HITCHCOCK. ST.ii.

REAL ESTATE.

New I'otk 4<ate—Sale or f*i .

MASTEV TAKE. N. Y. 9.'A «;p:-prUi!cses of hM!

*>n tha] C«»n«ticwl sli^tc, : tilts rri-nutcs Item . Gtan-5 Central. ..: II-tooT.i ho«£C. 5 roaster. btdre^m*. h a i r s , biliiard roomj esccKtnt s ^ v -mtiitf -Qnartcrsi tht*e « C K S . © { Ltav.ti. f«lly lsn*st*f*d'''ptope»»yv : tenTiis eo-JtL tea it :trte.«, ehlcktn toft* >h'i ketjnc.s.• ftltuAltd -tttfif t o a masr-s-fiC.r.t hathorj ,-r,-:tt fcc t c t n t o fee » p p r « l m e d .

SIUART C EDMONDS .42 B ioa iaaJ - , Sfew V<

: sH! LOISJ *r«-*.-» 5.-P: pthilcires of hoatlwt. hhlh-^tSKS fenil^C- fl.'hingjMfasy .tctn.s. .••': WVCOFF-MAf5-

,:, l | . S } r h o n « E t s 8 l t w o i > 4 3 i l I . Optn Sursi!»v*. , w,*• • *. • f a " »' ' • ; — . . . i V m

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6-ro^m hoose. bath, ail improvtmints; hcniir,?. btthlng. fisMr.;; 50 minutes Ci-am-hers *t . : . tl.oiO*; hatar.co *a*y tetms,

I GEORGE GREMBR, Pltrfnontten-thc-IIatsM.

yaaoaa . A . ^ . . - U . . - : . ; " - ; - - - - ~ I ; : a^sgi CONNECTICUT

Sale or Let i^S^oSffii^r^fti'ir'rtii-ii-^f-tf

FOR 3JAtJB-»F*nm ;*rs3 t r a n s o f land. /:, • GEO. UTTER. Pawl ing , N . Y .

liocisiaod Cotiniy-Sale or Ltt.

REAL VAt.fE— C«Th«mifnii hoxts. acre tJot, CI rnlles otsL West Shore, Erl« r«nr»>anls;

heaVMtst . 'IoCAll^, tomaf.lic srttrAxmflings; »t«r^<-!i |>"!Ms! tt&tv r.t>**r<L CAnvonitM pay . mmW KARL KtftCHNXR, Realtor,; Tap . patr, N . Y,

F A l R l T i ; t . D ~ t n choice scclton, EtT.soh Roi - l , near *m»ion: Ideal for New VOIK com-

nnilctS: hs.lWifol trcesi 2-cftr ^atage : lost complelcty renovated; especially Mtraftlv* i.?.?hroon.. 4 lxdroomss ariip'e grounds. J c l f . Pr.ono Market Wlf , Newatlr, Write Y th'j Stifl. %M Broadway,

BUSINESS PROPERTY TO LET,

ftrodktjft.

| f L A t f l t S l t AV, EXTENSION (f.farDeXa'.h i av. . .opposite r,«w tWalst* w-.n office bnsld-

lft*>*rAJl'.H*ht aTi0*r«>Tit. ?5.4C»>.!6a:)*t6 f t t t ; rent %l square, foots! f>n« flight tip; w6T.««froT Rdc^rtisif.g sadlv*n?JI*t»; \t\m\ ihO^rooTn, offices t-r Hchi toa.YLfac'tarift*. P f L E -GR.W. t.'y Flath.jsh ar . , Uroo^iv'W.

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CWOir-B STORES l*'iu*k\er hnlV.tr.ft: tm lea^*', r^asonaNrt »^r,).-<;. Emhassv Th;a-

ter, Moor.t Verr.on, N. V. Hllkrest*123l.

FREEPORT-Bona fide bargain: beautiful new type studio home, with moxtanlr.e bal­

cony; living room h a s ' open fireplace, 20-fool ceiling; R spacious bed chambers open on balcony: beautifully appointed: tile bath with-shower, extra toilet and lavatory, hot water b.eaTing plant, brass pipes, beautiful dtcorations and elecirif: f ixtures; select r.elghborhcod: convenient to everything; ground tfiOxlO-J feH, Ci fOOt actual water­front, private beach and <lwk: offer a t $l.>,«XO to effccl ntilek sa le : small amount of eash now, balance easy monthly pav-m*nts, or to ««lt responsible bnyer; home wt»rlh ?I5.'X,0. Owner. S32 Bedell Street, Frecper", L, L , or telephone Lackawanna 3117.

QUEENS VILLAGE, W23 213th S t . - H o u s e , s ix rooms; newly Occorated, s team, two

lavatories; garage; very reasonable. Mollis o>>4..

E R N E S T M. MARSHALL. Upper Montclalr, N . J . Telephone Montclalr 90?.

W E S T ORANGE—For ra le , attract ive 12-rooni s tucco house , a i l improvements: 2-car

g a r a g e ; one acre l a n d ; bargain a t 123.000; owner going abroad July . Phone for appoint­ment . Orange 7G7G. -'.' •.-..'. •.•••• • •;-•; • j

BOARDING HOUSES —Budd Lak>,:; New-Jersey ; improvements: furnished; rent or

sa le . Telephone Wadsworth 4333. -

COUNTRY HOMES, FARMS. ACREAGE for sa le In al l p a r t s of Monumouth County; many barga ins : wri te your requirements.

CHAS. v . DUBOIS .O SON AGENCY EST. 1SS«

PHONE 4IC. FREEHOLD^ N . J .

irsreen stucco

house. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, sun room, ;open porch: double e a r a e c : large plot, near school. Smith. 1111 Kensington av . i

/ZO Z£ *ST.

SOUTH ORANGE. Subsiantial , comfortable S room house, half block from trolley; 4 bedrooms and bath on £nd floor: let 33x130. wi th large 2 c a r g a ­rage. $14 .7^ . ' j !;' :

J . C H A R I F S O'BRIEN CO.. Real tors . Opp. Stat ien. Te l . 115. South Orange.

SOUTH ORANGE A N D MAPLEWOOD. Complete l ist o f attract ive homes , prices

from *ll,3CO t o 175.000. E U G E N E E . HUGHES & B R O S - Realtors ( E s t . 1901). opposite Depot. South Orange, N . 3. ,

FOR S A L E . 6S Forest a v . . C a l d w c l l - . - r o o m I house wi th heated sleeping porch: tile *

bath with s'-.OTver: breakfast nook: !ot JOs 1$0: 2-car g a r a g e ; $14,303. Phono Ca ld^ch 1 1 2 3 - W . , •;'••:•'.

BOIKVII .LE UENTRE-Owner 's home, l iv­ing room, den. dining and kitchen. 4 bed- hnilt

rooms, bath. 2d f t ,»r ; I bedroom. 3d floor; J Com] laundry and ahower in basement; 30x123; | ~ moderate price. 24 Yale Place . R o c k v i i i c » -Centre. • . •",.>»:.•',..'. ;.

W.605-FIVE-R0OM HOUSE on your tot. ••; Montclalr Const rue l i e n . .

mrany. «*2 Orange Read. Montclalr, N . »f. i Readins R.R. H. G. PLUMP, Honewtll . N.JJ•{ Jse!»; directed by said judgment t o be sold _____ _____ , , - . — •" ••! •••——-1—— [ and .therein described a s fol lows:

ROCRVILLE CENTRE-7-room house, com1-plctely furnished: screened porch; g a r a c e ; !

Ii*?, "55J! , *f; S» Woods a v . , Rockvlile ventre i$o<. • 1 ST ALOANS-S ix rooms, detached; garage ;

reasonable. Call Hell is 142*5.

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Th_ approximate amount of the lien o r charge, to satisfy which the above described property Is to be sold, i s seven thousand three hundred and ten and 79-100 ($7.310.79)i with interest thereon from the 14th day o f December, 1927. together with costs and a l ­lowances amounting to $515.02. with interest thereon from March 27th. 1928. together with the expenses o t the sa le . The approximate amount of the taxes , assessments and water rates or other Hens, which are t o be a l ­lowed t o the purchaser out of the purchase money, o r paid by the referee, Is $1,100.00 and Interest.

Dated N e w York. April 13, 192S. ARCHIBALD A . GULICK,

;. Refsree.'. .

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY O F NEW YORK.—Louis Edison and Louis Gurfein.

plaintiffs, against Molber Realty Corporation et a h . defendants. '

In pursuance o t a Judgment of foreclosure and sa le , duly trade and entered In the above entitled action end bearing date the 27th day of March, 1923. I , the undersigned, the

Wi!] Sell a t

SUMMIT, N . J . - A c t ejuick, wonderful bar­gain: new S rooms, bath, cottage. $S,730.

«.*.« $12.<X»»; one for $7.«>o. 7 room*.t'SOx 100: gas. electric, sewer, transit: arpaint- f e r < e Sn ^ J u t f g l n e i , t n a m e ) j . ., mens. 120 E . t n i o n «v . Eoand jBropk Qi3. j ptiMfo auct ion, a t the Exchange Salesroom. . . ^ . . . . ~ . .— ! —: *'—-'"""' •"••',• ' I No- W Vesey Street, In the Borough of Man-IOR SALE—Mountain cottage: water, "tlec- | hatian. City of New York, on the llth dav

trlc wired, batn. garage, brook: about 2 s c f May. 1929. at 12. o'clock noon on that acres. ',_ woodland; bargain; 4-» nntes^ort f day. by Hcruv Brady, auctioneer, the prem-

FREUrORT-Barcain. Co^nial. « rooms, (lie bath, par-net floors, breakfast nc>ok, sun

Pf.r.or; lar^e plot.\l Owners :3S Forest' av.. Freeport. L. I. Freeport 4->*. :' •

EREEPORT-On'.y $I^W. with | 5 » cash: 5-T/WWI stwccobutifaloas; every improvement.

WALLACE; lt» Railroad av. open Sundays,

TREEPORT— I'ivc-rwm stucco bnngalAw. a51 Improvements.1 s<~retr.s: garaRe; shrnhsj

WJIITESTONE-2-faml!y frama, improve-ments: sarage: II rooms. 2 baths: tax ex­

empt, no S. 7tb av. Flushim: 7121.

In I OK PROPERTY

the Cre<%*<. nn(i l-jpinc I Roe* . . ''„•"' . . Af:T»«UK ::D.|:BENSON 41 w . 4Hii>tr<et.' Van

eectlon o-i;

FKEEPORT-Il lots. Tr.eh^tng C/orr.er; built *-.p sceUon:" $ 7 . » \ ntilek sale; 'tetrnt,

EiSCHOFE. Caledonia W3L 4.1 E.-3M.

GARDEN CITY h«V plois Trow' 2-l# • Te-ta adtoinlns . .• A^elphl College

MEZENEN, .«vV• E . « t h . ; Regent 56T?.

H o r n s PARK ffARDEXS-Sit-toofn hdr.*e, molern Improvements: con.*r lot, S3xl20;

restricted; t a r s a l . Jllo-iis 437li

ItOl.t.ls—T-uiftin, tas •Jterhpt, 7 rooms, tile S;ath and liitehen. parage? floors, steam

heat; plot 13*KM, Tfollis tJ07,

In 7 toe> ssiisnl llkhr

lOR ball

$75 i-av.,-Park

Forest Hi my, t-atb; >1« for sti: »ond Hill

RENT-S n Karacft; f't month. Stewart ^

2310.

FOR Us «;; dio: t, S>I2'X.;

ewart p?ot ry Applj

R E N T iridvii?. fi gating nt $135

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to i l SALB-Waterfrinf. SO0ttS«ix en' hcaulf-fd e I i*? , ,% 1 Jt r t lwJ!f ;- . l»5<J;Wf front foM. Owe*r. 1112 Wyckof f a v . , Brooklyn. Phoao -Jefferson Jw7#.;; . . . * . .

I F YOU wifcnt trt hov . sel l , rent <sr vxehancfl fy-ns Island rie>netty>e« J O H N B . G R O H S ,

5 « . V * * T C , K * a v - Uf tbroek , 1^ I . . N . V. Tel

JAMAICA, |« room#. .atii-\

L-Mc^ern henss* to* If.<Jeper.<left<o *>232.

UNPARALLELED • .1 anee h\« tent;

ta:e; S pr;« $?,230: tfr.e :;;ore. t» robins', til Svlng reorrt with

CALIFORNIA RIDGE. I Rochelle, Lonst Island J OVERLOOKING Nc Round, Hutchinson B i t e r Parkway , 1 la Rolf ?fonts* nnd erountry for ; miles; near 2? railroad stations;i wry attractive ;• Es>gi5sh j < Rtv.<\'0' fnearlng completion). <9 large'.room*, j '• open porches', spacious closets. ."VbaHu-". sla'.l I Lew* showers', tiled Mtche'n: 2 ear healed. jcatace: M^v.v TI.RM^ oil bntr.tr. eleciric reftSceratSon, ielecirlc dish t IX'liTATION,

WHITE PLAINS-Attr.vlhc h(-SAl'RIFICE SALE

PRICE ?l~.>:«»» i View Of Estates and Country" • C

'•;room'"housed open and *nc"osfd;-p aiatcrv e-ff utcd kltehe.ru; rhra'sa Phi

" SMALL CASH PAYMENT, >i-:i;es:

CONVRNI!;NT TO TRANS*

wasi preni Ne>

Apply Jv • l ie J>y9!».;

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URESTWOOD , ,*lsy; this w a term*; Sen"ie>"ne t i t Archer, av.

STATION-1.< sn.tp f->r a <i

at Scars-late MJ. ;Vernon.

!si ai i;eV «ts;

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$<->1; bujret: S*», W i»wct»d

hsch Kse-A; tes*

;Et).CLARKi; 25 VKRRS IN WIWTCIIESTEn

I>KIX>T I'L.V/.A. WHIT!'. PLAINS

« 0 easterly, along the c*nt«r l lnecf the

HASTINGS iN>. U •]' New'.'Arr.erf'-an <0

RAstttate. I'i^t.-i.Ii.-t--'|^e -r-ia\ 11. C. llnWet-.de* in parlor; .'garasfe;; t l ty

.«•> sta'tS

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! ioNHERS-N* I . t.'fpt" for* Cha'i % Wifi^lvioith' *!' 1 lia»tinrj»,- rt'a; IGOHS<CHMH»T,

Soitli Ut'eadc; tore "t>reJ><>si!!-> j ! also larW/eo on;-:*-, fine fer •»;:•» Sotith Broai

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L A K E OS<AWAN%-lTW > A I . E RUNtJ.itJOW S-BTNGATOW SITE"*.

. I A f,:o.Mi O R T A B L E r•-rccm, h<n»«,. all im-ii 'to I i provcmenis, spaclwis tcrar.r'as; l-caut'.hst

i l-^-fiilon, Tarce! t*>rjvet Met, f(ts« o i l . t ie^s; Overleo'kTr.s: Bfon'e River! i'arkvt a y i : £"5 »v.i:i-«;*.p.Grar-.4 Central; rc-asonabJe'StHhs.'• Tele-

* n c Octrier, Twe-Jiahoe BL<)W.! ; t. UU: P-e

iv-i'.r.tv; tv Ri*er t o la snmmer n1

terms," Set La'xe. I>»ei« liill, N . Y.

Tv -a ' f; x«':t •1 fe ilalt;

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l A N R R O r i K - N E W HOUSE heaL hi a AH Imorovcmwils. ts rooms, t>s?h; B I S O ! ar<s.«i

burnt a low; a!?e> plot ?>0*,l(>i: harpair.s fori foet; pH<«i< ' inkk b-.iyer; l?,200. Blnnewcft,1 Ruil-ler, 17! Compare N a s s i n Blvd. . LjTibrook. T«L LyhhrooK IS*7. fai-mea ••* « ~ ; - . - • - , — i — ^ — , . ,

I A N R R 0 O K PARK-Ce ir . er r> • t ine I ovation: $3.*/.«>; t o owi-V i f 5th *t . -Valley S l r e i m 1733R

ot. GOVBR.

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Val.tie; $J*A e « s h . ha' ?v-»*> first niorHtas-t

-aHistI{* he-mo on S'-v;; !« bath, xisttj »h.)Air>, larjt-i open fir«tplaco, ti'ot wai. 'r

:iri-.T>jr!sr;, ^j Irieli -oafe f loats . c iixXv.n.i:, t i c : plot GOsltT aihinft beach and dock, s'ee-t

. r-jKepors ; Bay Estate.*, eoj-f-.er na Bedell Streets , Frcep<>tt. f „ i

M,1N0RVH.l .E-- .F0t s a l s ft-ro bi;r,g.'ilo«'.; t«-0-e«"f (taril^e,

Unco a c r e s ; H',CT.<VI4 eiMeke-ri la im'-o Tfttr hoiiic. WM. Ft W O t . F r , W> *^;a Telephone Englewood iSM-.l .

wtu-hni i t ! an>, : with

UITV R E A L ESTATE.

BtO'^ijo-^salc or |*f. rtti- j INCOME 8h j . ELLEl!

prop; ir,<v"<

22 H» Kir

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M A S P E T I I - S i e tooY; saciirice; $:/M. oi-

i». porch exeisanc^ tax

Sv.ir, exe see!

v.pt: Rlthmond—Sale or I^L

N1AV R O « H F I . l . i : - 7 - t . . po'rvh, K*ra£«: park !

for imme-V.at'e; s-ato. Si" K>roadAay, i>r .Nv-\>- R<?e

A H^;!'"»'^' to*per,HI J>M-r3.//•"

pr!--f'1;. easy j , ' t ,

N . arAMl», Peeks-1 RARtiAIN. $ l 7 , o w - l ^ a .... ..,.._;.;. ..._.;.,._ .„ I Ulan, modern ftln-e-toetoi

m*l*x^J^**°,*F*m.-\t<ti'.i with i »>i V *;*v . *J:Jfe

E HOME !>«.,. f ire* »space, $' e* reauite

TOU a--« : ,','J | ; -0

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HUNT-1:1 l i v i ^ nlMys % inker*! »

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PARK D I L I VONKI.U-* - U fi desUn,-1'V.»-•" at fiai-'KO; .o*i PhOne \<t>itk4i&

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AMJlJUi .

PATfHOGti;. L, t.-Coiinee, -near eJreat Smith Bay. T rooft\s, bath. *oreche<1 por-eh;

alLimprou-mcnts; eeason, $500, Teh Ncur.s

SEVEN ew-inp1

rate" saci Dicr.

ROOM %h : nil imps

faclnc park, corne

wemei pear iih $:

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<»'«-r,i>rOH K '.av, S E N . IS i ' i l i r .

P E I I I A M -OrposHc sjft's-; St AtlSDAI.E-

V.a.sl Ulr'esV <-»ash -an-l 'ten Ai-cher «v,v M

Wi l l i 14 PI \IN--~4: Vrahie honse. Y'v'' '

! I'ilANK

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All ti.at lot or parcel of land, with the ; butldinRs and Improvements thertoa, la the ; Boroujth of Manhattan. City. Counly and I State:of New York, bounded and described I as follows:...

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* BeRlnninjr at a point on the southerly slda of I20'h Street beginning at a point threa hundred and slxiy-two (362) K-et six (6> inchest easterly from the corr.er formed by

, the IfUersecUcn of thsr southerly side of I2yih I Street',;with «h« easterly sWe of Pheasant I Avenue: tur.nlwj thence southerly, parallel fa i th the easterly.aide of Pleasant Avenue j andipart of':.the distance through a party.

. , } wall, one hundred (lO H feet eleven-:«li» YOllR I Inches to the -cenler iir.es of ti-.o bloe'<;

bUitUi -thirty-sewn!' tSll feet six (6> Inches: Uienco northerly, asasn parallel with the

I easterly side of Pleasant Avenue and part of I t"M nlstaneo thro-;Rh anoll-.er party wall, on*

i, » Limited <l->3» feet eleven (ID. Inches tn the southerly' side or 12-v.h Street: sr.d lhe*ifO Westerly* alcns; the southerly s!d5 r>t !2-)*lr Siteet, tl.iriy-seve-a tS7i ftet six <5) Inchae. t » the P.^:,t or place of beglnnir-t. Said premises heTnc known as arid by t:-e street •f'.'.-.mbers t-32 anfl Wl East l»»h S'.reit. '.••:-:sala prtmlscs arc.solS subject to a first

foorygac* for t»2.2.*-o, w«h ir,itT*n ftotrr "vet. 1. 1917. and n. ztc*z* me-rtt;**'*

.s..» irk fe^jj$S,-IL*j whir' interest from NovtrncarJP,

r V t t a Nt'.r'Vork. Anrl! lS lh . lKf l l ARCHHtALD A. GULICK*.

: • .' ' •'. i Referee.' i - LEW IN ft SCHF. r.ER. ; '. ; _ '.*t«or--.ejs for Plaintiffs , :.

H O f5rv*.|«ay. Eo'roush-.cf i l a r t h a t t i s , C-'.y :• ; o f Ne-v 'York. •,

;-.;Tb? foilo-ain*-!.*a «J*Rt*M Of.th* Drottr iy i tii h* *«C!dt *.'s street 'num'ber-1* 552 ana C-3* ' .East ItCnh Street;'

/•r^ST «o«3r.

saie< I FOR SAl.E*Corr.er I. Kaidef), itis-ie; ?»•,-12 ha lhs . Sapor he; I Vej)-,- us, s(.i'!ioi;.», |rv j IK. C'ii-aU-u ave . . N<

OOfi'll*, r'TKUV.

line hie

Phone \viii<o Main W H I T E P L A I N S - ' - too

l -o id i ; ga ia^C; $7$ wo;1

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I IK Man sw,

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90 I'

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TOR ATTRAUT1TE HOMES S E E EDNA M. 10U.MMOND

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f i . t i ... Is pietureii ft.-rvac.--.

White PialiiS'CHMTAQiA. N. v , Oi'p. SfAtiON . .-.., --. .-.-.-. -TEU CHATPAQUA 4.

<<•> ")!-.« o or paid interest,

l.attd New York, Apr'il ISUi. EC*.. ARCIU.CALD A. GCL-lCt*.

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C£NT£Rimt: OF BLOCK

•5 approximate atnoarA *T t i e tiers tt .^»\ to saifsfy whi'-h tue above -fissent'tJ er'ly Is to bo sol'i, i s s e « n tWasard

{t-:tVe %..\-.rAHS and ten »f.<? 7»-h1» i l J .a jo . iO }.<!or;a>.«, %-.;:i> iMeresi llh-ieon front Ore l*ih i :iav hf Deeemher, 1f*5L -.together wUh m*"A 1 «r><i ilto'.-.a-Att.-s itrtir^ti.tttiit t<> $H2*-i". wi-:i

i i i i eus t trAm Maxell 2*. 192*, te'ftetl.t'r. xviii-i I t',o tuverisesj of Ihe ta le . The appro-stmaOj

aii'fe-iiht e-f the taxes. **-*eM>hr*nt* a n l \-.aie:" i rates), <t <>ii;tt l iens, v.hv.-h avo te> t*<> aiio*e*1

jf,-j-a<*.f 05:1 < f the pijrchas*! tfloney* by the referee, i s #1,129,?$ ar,-l

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