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Real estate record and builders' guide: [v. 94, no. 2416: Articles]: July 4, 1914

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lufv 4. vn4 HFAOHl) AND (a IDE tween the tracks of the main line of the New York Central and Hudson River Railroad and was used for o number of years for the manu- tnoturo oC Maxwell automobiles, which are now niauuractured in Detroit. Mich. The Chevro¬ let Motor Co. will use the pIniO. for tho manu¬ facture of a new light automobile- When the Maxwell-Briscoe Motor Co. were in full opera¬ tion in Tarrytown they occupied two plants, one known as the Kingsland Point plant, which has just been sold, and the other known as the Beekman avenue plant, and employed about 2.5110 people. Tho property was held at about :f2i)7,O00. VALLEY STREAM.—The Windsor Land & Improvement Co. sold to M. Coyle a plot SOx \m on Morris parkway aud to A. W. Deaday a plot 00x100 on Montgomery st. WHITE PLAIXS. X. Y.—The G'edney Farm Co. sold at Gedney Farm to Frederick H Hurd- man U plots in Willets av and Robin Hood rd. M. FORMAX & CO. rented for H. M. Green- berg the 11th floor In 118 West 27tb at to Brill K- .Aaronpon. of 27 East 10th st. M. FORMAX & CO. leased for the Adroit Realty Co.. tho 10th floor in 32 East Slst st, lo M. & S. Zucker of 34 W^est 17th st. X BRIGHAM HALL and WM. D. BLOOD- GOOD. IXC, rented for the Lesk Realty Co. apartments in 29 East 4Sth st, to Mrs. Rosa Ep¬ stein. Miss Margaret Slosson and John B. Payne. IIEIL & STERX leased in the Hewitt Build¬ ing at 395 4th av the 9th loft to L. Wohl & Co.. of .50 West 17th st, at a total rental of about :i;.50,000. M. & L. HESS, IXC. leased the loft in .5(» to .54 West 17th st to Baruch Wolff & Co.. of 215 4th av : the Hith loft in 105 to 109 East 29th st to Sidney Wolfert. of 43 West 17th st, and the 2d loft in 49 to .53 East 21st st to Slote & Schaffer, of 49 East 21st st. M. & L. HESS. IXC. leased rooms 1101 to 1104 on the 11th floor, in 432 4th av, to Feuet- raan-Rubin ^- Co , of Pbiladelpbta. and space on thf nth floor Id 7 to 11 West i.5th st, to Engel drum Zimnier < "o. of IIS ."If li hv. and to Adolf Schaeffer. McCarthy ,)«i fellows leased for 21 years the new ti-sly building, on lot 25xl0ii, at 10 West 5i;th st" for the Kensington Holding Co. to John R. MacMurray, who pays a rent whicli aggregates about $1-50.oOu. Xegotiations have been practically closed for the subleasing of about 4-5 of the space in the building to con¬ cerns dealing in ladies' wearing apparel. THE M. MORGEXTHAU. JR., CO. leased the corner store in the new building on the south¬ east corner of Sherman av and Academy st. The lease is for 5 years, with renewal privi¬ leges, the tenant being Charles Greenberg. XELSOX & LEE leased for Samuel K. Jacobs the rear portion of the 4th floor in the building at the southwest corner of Broadway and 48th St. The lessees are the Knickerbocker Engrav- LEASES. [pnimniimnjmiiniraiimraiiiimimiiuuirauiDniaiJiffl imuuiimiuram Lease on Fifth Avenue. The Uflaiul Millinery Company leased, from the plans, the store and basement in the Bergdoll & Goodman Biuldmg, now in course of construction at 616 Fifth avenue, through N. A. Berwin & Co. The lease is for a term of years from next October. The Bergdoll U Goodman Company will occupy part ot the ground lloor and four other floors, Icavi^ig only the top floor untenanted. Calumet Club Leases. The home of the Calumet Club, at Fifth avenue and 29th street, has been stib- leased for one and one-half years, the remainder of the Club's lease, by Pease & Elliman to a client. Alterations are to be made for business purposes. Ihe Club took title to its new property at 1- and 14 West 56th street last Tuesday, which is to be remodelled from plans by McKim, Mead & White. Manhattan. THE LOUIS BECKER CO. leased for ^ years from July L% 1014, the 4-sty Indiana limestone YoS dwellink at 'Jo^ St. -N'i<=l->^^^^-^-.^° ^,^^: Kate Kerrigan. This house is one of a low built tor E B. Treat, publisher, from plans by Henri Fouchoux, architect, several years ago. DAXIEL BIRDSALL & CO. leased the store ind basement in IJO and 152 Duane st. to the TR Emerson Shoe Co. of 148 Duane st. at an aggregate rental of about ^20,001). GUSTAVE BRITT leased the :>sty basement dwellfng at ^2:: West 12th st, for M. B. Miller to Sarah Griese. .„,^,. THE CAPPEL REALTY CORPORATIOX leased for Morris Jacoby top loft in 1< Bowery. CORX & CO leased for Rockbridge Realty Cn lOOtXt sq. ft in the new building which is being erected at" 30 and 41 West 2mh st to B. Hir"?hhornl Co., of lliT 5th av. and S. Cohen THE CROSS & BROWX CO. leased lo A E. Rannev Co.. of ITOO Broadway, the corner store and fith floor in the building at the northeast corner oF Broadway and Clth st. and the south half of the corner store in the same building to Webster-McGowan. Inc., of 2,30 West 54th St. THE CROSS & BROWN CO. leased for Mit¬ chell H Mark Realty Corporation offices in the Strand Theatre Building at the northwest corner of Broadway and 4Tth st. to Hugh p. Mcintosh, Australian Theatrical Prom^or, in conjunction with J. C Einstein Co.. offices to Dr A C Levy, chiropodist, and in conjunc¬ tion With' Rice & Hill the store in 237 West 47th st to the Ireland Rubber Co., Inc., deal¬ ers in rubber tires of 1572 Broadway. THE CROSS & BROWN CO. leased for the Automobile Tire Co. to Wm C. Pens of 210 West oOth St. the entire Md floor in 210 West 50th st and for Howard Willets to Robert E. Lee Weigert part of the 2d floor in S and 'J Columbus Circle. THE DUROSS CO. leased the stable at 207 and 209 East 27th st to Angerane & Labbate. ^ M FORMAX & CO. leased the 2d loft m 14b to 150 West 25th st to Mishkin & Grossman, of 15 East 17th st. THE DUROSS CO. leased the "d loft in 242 West 14th st to Edward R. Harris ; the 1st loft in 10 West ISth st to Brockman Bros., and for the estate of Henrv Maiburn the building at 255 West 4th st to Charles Galli for 3 years. THE DUROSS CO. leased stores in 4G1 and 403 West 14th st to Frank & Benjamin Pera- gallo ■ at 405 West 14th st to Mauro Parisi ; at 407 West 14th st to Isaac Zimmerman : the 'M loft at 407 West 14th st to Nash & Kendall ■ the 3d loft to Gardiner & Stickles Co. ; "07 and' 200 East 27th st to Angerane & Lab- bate, and the 5th loft at 408 West 13th st to the Anglo-American Turtle Extract Co. DOUGLAS L. ELLIMAN & CO. leased for John R McMurray the pent house studio at 10 East 5Gth st to Mrs. C. C. Rice. J B ENGLISH leased for Henry R. Stern to Fannie Pauline Hays the G-sty kitchenette apartment building at 1G3 West 48th st. HOMER FOOT. JR., leased space in 334 4th av to John X. Stearns & Co.. silk merchants,^ of .334 4th av ; the entire building at — East 31st St. a 7-sty apartment building, on plot 25x08.0. for Anna R. Mead to Mmerva C. Tlsdale, c^^ 1 ^^^y^^ ■ o i L The Dependable Paint For Any Wall Surface Painters, Apartment House Agents and Owners find in LU-CO-FLAT a paint that meets with every requirement for strictly first class work. Twenty-four shades give ample choice for har- mon'ous selection. \X is washable and non-fading. Its unusual body means highest possible sanitation. Its easy spread saves time ot" painter and its liberal covering saves paint; hence its use means ecojiomy. Apartments painted with LU-CO-FLAT possess a distinct beauty. It is an exceptionally fine background for stencil or free hand border Ireatinent; prevents the eternal cry for wallpaper changes and contents the occupant because of its soft richness and pleasing harmony with .cjeneral furnishings. LU-CO-FLAT affords a sanitary^ verminless home. Architects like to specify LU-CO-FLAT because it satisfies. It is liigh in grade but not in price. Sold in convenient packages of all sizes. Keep LU-CO-FLAT in mind. It will save you money. 521 Washington Street NEW YORK BERGER'S METAL METAL We Fireproof Ceilings and Partitions of GARAGES ana FACTORIES according to reg¬ ulations of Fire Department, City of New York, as per illustration VIOLATIONS REMOVED Also STAMPED METAL CEILINGS and WALLS for Stores and Residences VAULT LIGHTS BERGER MFG. CO. Chelsea No. 1409 22d St. and 11th Ave., New York .