The Standard Union from Brooklyn, New York • 46

STANDARD UNION SATURDAY, JUNE 15, 1929. i i LATEST NEWS OF REALTY ACTIVITIES AROUND DJiUUl.Li 1 IN NEWfflGfflYAY Multiple Dwelling Law MORE BUILDING Largest Steel Building hlit Colored Materials iWithoutiRivets Seen as Aid to Small Apartmen House Owners Add Beauty Neighboring Structures 3 BROKERS FIGURE IN TWO NASSAU DEALS Three, rentals and rtwo lo LI. REALTORS REPORT ACTIVE wnicn inree Droaers iigurea in.1 each transaction resulted yesterday' Im k.1.1, rfuw r. ru ricr the, vtllema. 'nf I I AwmnM i I VrterT '-t- Woodmere, Hewlett and Inwood, Jt was revealed to-dar by Maw-Well, secretary of the Nassau-Suffolk divisions ot tha long Real Estate Board.

jf Erected Oxy-Acetylcne Weld- ing Uied in Struc- ture of Linde Company Archltacti and construction an- Klnears from all part ot tha country will mobilise at Niagara Falls next 'Wednesday, June It, to in spect the larjest steel bulldinj yet constructed without the aid of riveters. The visitors will be the guests of the 'Undo Air Products a unit of Union Carbide and Carbon Corporation, and the struc ture which they will inspect Is the Research Buildlnar, which the company ia erecting at its Niagara Falls plant. Ozy-acetylene welding as a sub stitute for rlvetins; has been successfully demonstrated on many small buildings during the past sev-' eral years, but the Niagara Falls structure li the largest building project yet attempted where gas-welding haf completely replaced riveting In the fabrication and erection of the steel framework. The building la a mill type struc ture with a single aisle and mezzanine operating floors. It la approxi mately 76 feet wide by 260 feet long, and Is 42 feet 6 Inches to the lower chord of the trusses, A full span 10-ton traveling: crane extends the entire length of the building.

Approximately 300 tons of steel were required for the framework. if this framework had been riv eted, in place of being gas-welded, tenants of adjoining buildings would have been compelled to listen to' the itoisy rat-tat-tat of the riveters for the four weeks' period which the erection work is requir ing. Under the gas-welding method of construction, however, the work has been comparatively noiseless. So that the technically trained visitors may have" every opportun ity to test the practicability of employing gas-welding- on major steel structures, the new building is be ne placed at their disposal for in spection before it is entirely completed. The framework has been approximately 90 per cent assembled, but only 60 per cent of the field welding has been completed.

All phases of the construction work will be In progress when the visit ors Inspect the building on Wednesday. During the past two years there has been an ever-increasing interest on the part of construction en gineers and others interested in the erection of large buildings over the feasibility of eliminating rlvetlnK work entirely from the fabrication and erection of the steel frame work of structures. REAL ESTATE AUCTION GARDEN IN LONG ISLAND VILLAGES SEEN Many Homes and Apart ments are Now Under Construction Considerable building activity is going on In tha villages of Law rence. Cedarhurst, Wood mere. Hewlett and -In wood.

Kred R. Markev. chairman of the Peninsula Chapter of the Long Island Real Kstate. Board which serves the five Nassau villages, reports. According to Mr.

Mackey. con struction work now In progress is well over J2, 000,000 witn several large apartment houses topping the list. At Cedarhurst, the Central Gardens Corporation Is rushing work on their five-story apartment house at Maple ana locusi avenues, to have it ready for occu-Dancy this September. The bulld- ine will house ninety families and when oompleted will represent an outlay of it occupies an entire iloclc. Beniamln Glickman has com pleted erection of a two-story building at Carman avenue, Cedarhurst, which, was built at a cost of $19,000.

Samuel Pollack Is com-nlptinir work on the erection of six two-story buildings on Barnett road. Lord ueoarnursu Thev are being constructed at a cost of $8,000 a piece and represent one of the latest developments on the famous Lord Estate, wnicn th A. White Com. are de vslnninsr. JoseDh Sirianni has nleted olana for a two-story Drivate residence at Albermarle road.

Cedarhurst. which wnen pleted will have coat $11,000. At Lawrence, olans have been filed with Building Inspector John Theobolt for a magnificent clubhouse for the exclusive Lawrence Country Club, Mr. Mackey reports. The building, to be erected at a cost of $50,000, is to be located on the northeast corner of North street and Osborne avenue.

L. Mock ia having erected for his own occupancy 'a private resi dence at Wildacre avenue, at a cost of $16,000. Philip R. Kraushaar is also ouuaing a private dwelling at a similar cost at Rosaline place, Lawrence. Work is being rushed on the Chateau, at Woodmere boulevaro and Station Plaza, Woodmere.

to have the eastern section or it reaay for occupancy by July 1, with the additional part ready By Oct. l. This building, when entirely finished will house ninety families and is being erectea at a cost oi $650,000 by Sol Smith of Tar Rock- away. Several small homes are being erected on the fashionable Brook- view development, midway between Gibson and Hewlett, which Edge worth Smith Is developing. The fact that the school board embracing the area recently appropriated $135,000 for a new elementary school at the development has been responsible for considerable activity there.

The Orineil construction company have completed work on the erection of three stores with apartments above at Broadway nd Hartwell place, woodmere, at cost of $150,000. Approve 115 Loans At the meeting of the mortgage committee, held yesterday, the Title Guarantee and Trust Company approved 115 loans, amounting to $1,792,760. They were distributed as follows: In Manhattan a in Bronx, $1,251,500, and in Brooklyn, Queens, Nassau and Suffolk, $541,250. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QUEENS AND LONG ISLAND According to Mr: three brokers figured in the rental of three homes in Cedarhurst, all pro ducing their parties simultaneously ana each receiving a' commission when the transaction was made. The same condition existed on ths sale of two houses in the same community, ina oroKers inst ub urea in tne aeai were irrea j-rann.

fort, of the firm of Herman Frank. fort A Mr. and vt v. iftiseii. WILUST0N PARK SECTION BOOMING In Wllllston Park, a section of East Wllllston, L.

there ia a new town of more than a thousand homes, built by William F. Chat- los, who developed the section. Tri, houses are Dutch colonial, one-family houses, built on a large lot, which gives each family a lawn or playground. A new publio school is now being erected at WIN Uston Park. REAL ESTATE AUCTION PARTITION SALE- THE CHAUNCEY R.E.

CO, Ltd. Uader Direction of Mortimer W. Byera, Reteree. WILL SELL AT AUCTION ON TUESDAY, JUNE 18, 1929 At 12 o'CIock, Noon, in the BROOKLYV REAL KSTATE EXCHANGE, 180-191 MONTAGUE ST. Th Desirable 3-Story Brick and Frame Store and Dwellioff Properties and Vacant Plot of Ground, 8g 92 94 96 98 100 102 104 and 123 PARK AVE.

And 58 NORTH OXFORD ST. 6 2-3 of Purrhase Price May Remain on Bond and Mortgage tor 'I, 2 or 6 Tears. Fre Title Company Policies to Par-chasers. For maps and particulars apply to Messrs. GRAY TOML1N.

Attorneys for Plaintiff, 32 Court St. Messrs. HAMILTON FRKEMAN, Attorneys for Belinda Hill Defendants, 100 Broadway. New York City, THOMAS J. KAVANAOH.

375 Pulton or Auctioneers. 119 Plerrepont St. CITY, i- LI. Motor P'kw'y and Brighten Realty Men Golfers Prove Their Prowess At Hempstead Meet Some mean golf was shot, as golf goes, at the annual tournament of the Brooklyn Real Estate Board at the Hempstead Country Club this week when realtors proved themselves as proficient golfers as they are salesmen. The first prize, awarded by Past President Eugene P.

Grant for the best eighteen holes net, went to Edmund F. Mulhol- land, whose gross score of 92 gave him a net of 70, with hi handicap of 22. -r The President's prise, award-' ed by President Louis H. Pounds and limited to members, was won by Howard Burdick, whose gross score was 82. The prise for low gross to guests went to Tod Backe, with S3.

The low net prize for members was won by Raymond Mc-Nulty, whose gross, handicap, and net were, respectively, 87, 24 and 73. The similar prize for guests was tied for by James McGovern. with 87, 17 and 72, and C. A. Tibbets with 97, 25 and 72.

Tibbets won the prize on a tossed coin. A tie resulted in the Kickers handicap between Frank Stewart and John Hickey with a net, 70, Hickey winning the prize on the toss. At the dinner which followed, Bruce R. Duncan; toastmaster, awarded the prizes, after a short speech by James B. Fisher.

The chairman of the golf tournament committee was Frederick W. Walker. Robert "Ward, scared the tournament. -j Sixty persons were entered in the tournament. SEARCH 45,000 CONTRACTORS' TITLES Credit Awociation Reports Increased Demand More than 45,000 titles are now Included in the confidential files of the Credit' Association of the Building Trades of New York according to Edward D.

Stout, its general manager. In an announcement made public yesterday in discussing the credit situation In the metropolitan district in the construction Industry- These titles represent firms whose standing In the business has been investigated and the resultant information transmitted to members who made inquiry as to their financial responsibility, meir ounu-ing experience arid general reputation for Integrity in living up to the terms of a contract. 'By this protective credit information, furnished by members through a ledger Interchange." aaid Mr. Stout, "we have been able to nf nur inouirers hun dreds of thousands of dollars and prevent failures or long drawn out litigations with little hope for the creditors. RK Signs Lease Another large unit of space has been leased to the Distributing Corporation, in the Film Center Building.

Mr. am is. president of Film Center. states that the new space leased is for the use of their foreign department, which serves their European offices with film, advertising matter and sound discs. Cross Brown Company were the agents in this transaction.

HOUSES FOR SALE BROOKLYN. ILATBCBB OWNER'S SACRIFICE MORTGAGE FORMXOBCBB BALK Preaenti an opportunity fnr you to buy One- and Two-Family Houaea nlirmlof Jrour own. MTST BE DISPOSED OF JtOW OXE-FAMILT BEMI-nETACHED Ftucco, concrete paved treel, brlrlc stoop, tile, parquet, ateam, electricity; I-car sarase. Original price. $HOO; first mortirase, I7.U0 will buy now.

ONE-FAMILY PTTArHED Stucco, brick porch; laraae driveway! tile, parquet. eteam, electricity. Orlelnat price. fMOO; flrat mortsas. 11.110; will buy now.

-TWO-FAMIIY DETACHED Ftucco and two I-room apartment and enclcaeil porchea; 1 saraire; tile, parquet, ateam. electricity. One floor rented now at S5. Original price, $13. flrat mnrtiase.

17 Ida. NOW you can buy for Theee a are all nf recent construction, well built. In perfert condition; well located end convenient to transportation. Call at Owner'a office and arranae your own terme. To be Bold at greet sacrifice.

Htpreeenlatlree with auto all day Sunday, June It, until dark at OWNER'S OFFICE ntt rtathaali Avrnae, Near Areaae rt I I When Yoa Move In1 Height Need Not Bar Good Illumination Says Architect Buildings' of unusual beauty, and allowing mora light tor surround-Jng structures, without sacrifice of apace or height. are poaalble I throuch the use of light colored materials'snd skillful design. It 1 Jtri hv Wil nam vitc- pre3ident of H. Craig Severance, Inf The Severance company designed the- new building at avenue, and the 40 Wall Street Building, Manhattan, wnica, erected will be New York'l tallest. "Although the sonlngr laws talte Into account only height," said Mr.

LaZlnsk. "color ia an Important consideration In conserving the light. A building should throw off light, as well as absorb It. Its newer of reflection, as well as its setbacks, can serve to brighten the surroundings. The beauty of the structure Itself, however, demands more than a flat white aurface.

To achieve the proper appearance, the architect should be a painter also. Shadows and high lights of many varying degreea bring out the design in the proper manner. 'On the 400 Madison Avenue Building, there are deep shadows and othersinot so deep and there are- angles which catch the sun, intei-emtlncr eh lights. The details of the building varies with the changing position of the eun, -while the general effect remains the same. HlfflVeS that the baJo' principles of beauty in mod-ern'design are to be found in the geometry of nature.

"Th Xnn which are most pleaa- i h. he asserts, "are Kcometrical in form. They are not artificial, but on the contrary can be found throughout the beauties of nature. "Even the commonest of natural objects present these principles of composition. Look at a tree for instance, or a leaf, or a snow-flake.

Their seemingly haphazard charm can be analyzed in circles, arcs, angles or planes." PROPOSED WIDENING OF ASTORIA BLVD. BID aid to queens Booms' Real Estate Activity in Jackson Heights With the final approval of the Board of Estimate for the widen lng of Astoria boulevard to a width o.T!30 feet from Forty-seventn street to Northern boulevard. Queens, a new step has been taken toward the recognition of the section affected as a new outlet for New York. It marks a step forward In (niDDlvimr rapid transit facilities In a neighborhood which, ia recorded as one of the lasiesi growing In the vicinity of New York. It also clears the way for plans calling for a new elevated line to servo the needs of the section.

Along this line the Board of Estimate has also approved the exten-rion-of the Astoria line to East Elmhurst. When completed this line will be but one block from the property being developed with one-family brick homes by the Wonder Home Builders. These homes are located at Eighty-sixth and Eighty-seventh streets, near Thirty-first Jackson Heights. Crnmm Reports Sale Allyn S. Crnmm reports the sale of two six-family houses at 123E and 1239 East Thirty-fifth street, to a client for investment.

Mr. Crumm has also been appointed managing agent for these building. The houses were held at $30,000 each. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE SEW JERSEY. PlainfieldPark Full Price.

$4,625 SMALL DOWN PAYMENT MONTHLY k.Tu,, 5 ROOMS BATH, twaf, fit, Iwrtrlrtty, swrt. twbi, ildmrsldi; Tint Mill 00. KO AHftEHKMICNTK whitKtsrj Mhrttls, star, eburctws. banks, Mncki from Clinton At. R.

JR. At ft Ion. 4 snlnulfS wit cn Jerovr Central R. JR. farlni ttw Witrhunf Mountains, adjoining OrtMi Brook Park, n-rlotlr residential aortlon rauntrr atmotprwrf; writ (or ftwto, BookUt and Railroad Tlrkvti.

DrcWpr. Rmm 112, ISO B'wir, N. T. OWN YOUR OWN HOME KEW ROOMS $100 D0WN Iki thus hmw Mt. U.MS ae, lriM nuralo Choice Plots, 50x200 Feet, i5U as MONTHLY At New Brunewlek.

N. J. Open Tundy evenlnsa until t. VltCI't C'HBN REALTY IMPT. CO.

4 Sneearay, N. V. Km (14. COSI 014 HOUSES FOR SALE BROOKLYN. A a1 mm ,11 mm mm 9 SEEN BOON TO LONG ISLAND Sunrise Route.

Opened Week Ago, Will Raise Real Estate Values The official opening of the Bun rise Highway last Saturday bis boost for entire Lone; island, but more specifically for the South Shore of Nassau County, according to Michael J. Brady, treasurer ot Brady. Cryan Collaran, Inc. "That It will have an immediate effect on growth of Nassau South Shore communities was the unani moua opinion of every public offl clal who attended the exercises co incident wnn me ne- a.ld Mr. Brady.

Thia srrowth will he reflected In increased real estate values ot property with frontage on the Sun, fin, HTfchwav. "One factor to be borne In mind In gauging future gain in values of this highway frontage is that only the south side of the highway Is available for private purchase, tne other side being the right-of-way of the Long Island Railroad and he State of New York. Even the south side is not suitable for bulld-lns: along its entire length, as at several points the highway runs above grade, and its borders are fenced In. In such Instances, front age has no exceptional vaiue, as one would nave to go io tremendous exoense to erect a building at grade with the concrete surface of the road, "I expect soon to see office build. fngs, hotels, and theatres sponging up along this route beyond Free- port.

There is a demand for buildings of this type. There Is not a single commercial hotel or theatre between Freeport and Amltyville. "The rjresent population In the area between these points on the South Shore, including Bellmore, Wantagh, Seaford, and Masaapequa warrants at least one theatre, and the traffic alonir the Sunrise High way warrants a commercial hotel." Robertson Appointed J. E. McGolrlck, presidentof Mc- Golrick Realty Corporation, announces the appointment of J.

Bruce Robertson as general sales manager. Mr. Robertson was formerly sales manager with Long Beach-on-the-Ocean, Lido Realty Corporation and has a back ground of long participation in real estate plans and projects throughout the metropolitan area. Tho 462 sales people in the McGolrlck or- Kanizatlon now under Mr. KODert- son's direction have established an enviable record in disposing of large subdivisions.

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QUEENS AND LONG ISLAND "KRADER B6ILT" TtpUal American Homes East Willislon. L. I. Wnere Taxes art t-S Ltu Than in- Greater york. SR.

QQn 2d Mortiaie 'im rut PLOTS 40x100 HOUSE 22x47 Not Theoo Specification room dwell. nva built to la it a lifetime, til kitchen and bath, separata tlO ahowr room, billiard room. brakraat room, ami parlor, lart attic, open bvny over DOrrh. natural slate roof. Drill (JIUHM-JtlM.

a--- e- BUT throughout, Hk tapeitry real opn fireplace. Wm Liberal Terms ta Sil JT tXFORMATIOX BUREAU feT PIPE'S HOMES 197-20 Hillside Ave. It TRAINS DAILY Stert Bledi lo fttilroea SuUoe runs i SAaeM tro A Ark m0 drtfen Allows More Room Space Reduces Cost Now that buildings are being d-alzned under the new Multiple Dwellings Law It la possible to Judge nm nf Hfl CXieClS wuivu uiv measure Is going to have on future construction In Kew Tork City, the Brooklyn Real Estate Board an nounced In a statement Issued to day. "Two Important tacts are now becoming apparent," the Boards report states. "One Is that on plots 100 by 100 or larger It is possible nnn desirable rooms per floor than under the old law.

The second is that architects can now design non-ilreproof apartment houses witnout naving 10 duuu ttrm mniwi on the front or sides of buildings facing streets. In fact under the new law, necause or me nravialons nermitting the use of fire stairs or lira towers, non-nro-proof buildings can be constructed without fire escapes." wniiam T. McCarthy. Brooklyn rvhtWt. declares that it is a big advance over the measure wnicn it superseded.

By reducing the number of stairways required and by allowing reasonable leeway in pro viding space for courts ana yaras, the new law gives great flexibility in planning, Mr. McCarthy said. He cited as an example a six-story. non-fireproof apartment house on corner lot 100 by loo. ana con taining 6 three-room and rour- room apartments or a total ot -o rooms to the floor.

"Under the old law In a building of this type," Mr. McCarthy said, "two stairways and fire escapes would have been Under the new law only ona stairway and fire escapes or fire stairs are required. The builder, is permitted a choice of either fire escapes or fire stairs. "The flexibility of planning per mitted under the new law shouia actually reduce the cost of con structlon in units built on plots 100 bv 150 or larger. Just what the actual gain In money might be Is difficult to estimate until some of these bulldnlcs are actually con structed.

However, even If the cost the buildings were no lower than under the old law, the better planning which is now permitted would more than Justify the enact- ent of the new measures. The Board also predicted that the provisions regarding converted dwellings would work out satisfactorily, although their real ef fect will not be realized until actual Inspection of these buildings is started. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QUEENS AND LONG ISLAND ONLY 3 LEFT 1 1 9250 CASH GIVES POSSESSION Balaace Like Seat Pay All Eipemjei, laterett ea Mortiaiei, Land Tax aas 2ad Mortfafa InjUllsMBtt. BEAUTIFUL COLONIAL DETACHED HOMES ta a Btrletd Residential Colony of HEMPSTEAD Sevan beautifully decorated rooms with every modem convenience and Improvement. fltreetH paved and curbed near achoola and atorea.

JHrokera protected. Lacatow at flw mw4 Jtrmleat Aw. nrwn 411" and Hufxitj. or T. H.

FRAPKR Martar Pnrrnrsl Iran Jl Umt KIM Brooklyn, rttone TRIanflt 3731. Real waoJ-karsiai apea (irealace, S-ia. a I i el krick ia aD fear wslU, 12-ia. pmni ceacrata feeaWatie, it eel firmer eerier kaai, Feaeitra eteel caaaasaat Mle IkUk waet. Laiawkl-CelaJaa claf tile reel, Reekie I Ti i a tkreake, tkree teat wl alaiter, teitaree! walla aai ceiliafi, elaaai keel, kraM phnkiaf, cefaer laaaWrs 4 faHert, efea attic, aksata.

FUtkwk Are, raealra to LAURELTON" i i I I I VEEK IN SALES Both Improved and Un improved Property Listed The Long' Island Real Estate Board reports the following sales made by Its inemberi during; the week: Fferrell Corona, sold a plot on TGJrty-eecond avenue, near iotn street. Corona to warren unoins Corporation, builder, who will erect two buildings. They also sold for B. Haley, ot Woodslde, a plot on the east side of 102d street, near Astoria avenue. East Elmhurst, to Sclleppl, of Corona, builder.

I. T. McKnlsrlxt. of Great Neck, L. sold plots in ureal neca Miaie, 45,257 square feet, for Itman Realty Corporation to cnaries iNicnoi son, for occupation and Invest iti Daly's Jtgency, of Flushing, sold for Gumler Llndsirom one familv house now under construe tion located i-t North Twenty-sev-enti street, Flushing, to Mathllde Schwarti.

Also sold for Gumler Lindstrom one-family iipuse, now nnrtpr construction, locatea ai Twontv-Bpvcnf "reet and Myrtle avenue, Flushing, to Victor Scales, Behr realtors of Bellerose, oiri fn- William H. Wade two one- family houses located at Bellerose Manor; sold for Lorlne Holding store located at 245-06-03 Jamaica avenue. Bellerose, to W. F. Thnmna for nccUDatlon! sold for a realty corporation four store buildings, locatea ai Jimarca nnrl Pennervlvanla boulevard, Bellerose, to George N.

Wakelee, for William F. Brunner, of Kock-away Park, sold for Elizabeth Blake a plot on 141st street, Rockaway Park; sold for Richard V. Corcoran; 190 Beach 138thxstreet, Belle mroor. Kr-ll Lonir Island Lots The Homeland Company reports th ela nf. a building plot in Shado-Lawn to C.

M. Bushwlck of Maspeth, L. and of home sites In Beacon Hill. Ardsley, to Edith Elbert and Irene Roulston of New York city. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE QtTEENS A3i X0 ISLAND SnlKIr lallt.

artreflMllr "Craftn" hitflttMi, etna iMt, tMeel katk itnnr. atalreo I'M Bain et km Plata, errrtlt tflneair. Pared Street and Sewar $350 Cash J4a Moillly Fall Carrriif Cktrrei PROPERTY OFFICE 90-MSitpaia T. 'f Jimatea 111" smrJiln Bird Open Pillr iml Sunder OieMlti Ltee'a Mlllildi TMetre Pliant JAM aire tilt ARE YOU HONEST witk year mil mmi tail ARE YOU TRUTHFUL Whea yon My jnm wmnt to prorld ft Home wmmr innar AMITY'ii ARBOR IS YOUR ANSWER You can own a liotrM of your choic for $7i month or paw tun Bent. Sow 4t UP to yout Tot trMiHrtallm mm4 UlmlrM iH GEO.

J. BROWN 225 WEST 34TH ST. (Honen 101) Telephone iAiTifun 4905 Plot 40.x i Ik jr t. A Vv. fil-kSk fx.

fW fcil f'ZlrV My, -V) 'Vv fJT rT-k iti I li JPtI IFr vs. "i KVvt 1 VrSZsJ I At 'li ii I 1 Willliloa Park, I Wee I Ftred MMttas t.n 1 aiwllw Merlanaja 1. I Cash Beqnlreel 4M rrSOXrtTl MONTBH KJtrKK'M teeea ea rtew MerKxa. Anurtlllei mm4 laiereel i Merta.ae) H.m I T' Wm.E in the "Grand Central Zone of Aviation" Adjoining Curtiss, Roosevelt Mitchel Flying Fields, and Lindbergh Park. The steady growth of aviation should mean an equally steady growth of property values in this region.

In addition to its many famous aviation activities, this section is -ilso noted as the "Sporis Center of Long Island." Close by are 5 Salisbury Golf Links. Meadowbrook Club, Old Westbury Golf Club and the new International Polo Field. OQ1 BUSINESS LOO RESIDENTIAL OPPOSITE Mineola Fair Grounds Old Country Ri. KNOWN AS Mineola Plaza AUCTION, 2:30 P. M.

80 ON INSTALLMENT CONTRACT 67 Liberty SU N. Y. City Auctioneer June 29 on premises Send for Bookmap Phone Cortlandt 0744 Waterfront Bungalow Lots Park" On GREAT SOUTH BAY AND ON THE MERRICK ROAD LINDENHURST, l.i. A SOLID BRICK DETACHED HOME OH THE LAURELTON GOLF COURSE Where We Sold Mere Tbaa 1,000 lomes la (he Past Year Landscaped Plots 32x100 With Private Driveway Rtinforfi Cmntrtl Strtm PavtJ from Cwtrb tm Curb 354 Merrick Road Butineti Lots LIQUIDATION AUCTION Si I larfe of "Heer A Successful Dcrclopment Just This PRICE $7990 $790 CASH 'V SPSCIFICATI0N8 TS, Cepprr eatten. leeam aa I IUtaa.

net end eM water II Meet Ihreetheal. i-ta. I edte nla kaaileca. pUMerel Ulteoibaat. All Werlet alla eexraud.

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Wlade. UnSae I I rr; I aKwiaaee Mf.ele 1 i' 1 1 auk laereoei eruwlp.l I Vrf aed ae will aI r.V TJ nwn ai a el af A r.Trte tree eH Ireil .1 Ulle ea eeaie ti eeewleud led I' I rd let te mm ee I rlele.i M- I 1 eew n-ee-end tne eel- I V-n AVI XjT eaiaMeeiewda- 1 I I I I fieeelly I I trata-Taaa (wkr Tula I aet Wiatem Preeera erfle) al aeraer I MeeM eet et aletlea, Wl eee-et ere Taraene -WMIte Btaeele. Tke T- Helea Aeeaaa. -f SIU of Babylon, Hundreds of kale witk cUk an rrler, (araiiM kreafcfatt raea, liaolaaa feMriag ia kitckem, fcaik-li iraaiaf UarJ, 7S-ia. kaik-Sa Heeeer knekea Jreeear, teleree! Mia.

elt gas raafa, kraaa clee4 e4 fnArf, aalra toikrl first llee, ce4-ere4 tile katk, aefarete til aleawat reeea, baii lira tak, liaea cWet kalkraaaa. laaaelry ia cel AU-Teir Homts on rropenj ALL WATERFRONT PRIVILEGES Next Sat, June 22nd Till Ceaaaay Piret Merlfife, UcmA Mertfafe I in Unit rais. I2J rtR MONTH on ruNcim ml I ISO P. M. as Prapertr.

la Rf sf WaaHiar Haar Park is tha Plosiscr WstarfronrDelopnt. Imptoted with alcctridty, sidtwalks. curbs and irrarel roadau- WaUr, gas oa a major portioa of tho propartj. 8tor, arhoola and chnrches scar St. sS-minuta alactrfe train srrlcs tm N.

Y. C. All waUrfront Priced horn 4,450 to $6,750 lar, clatfket Srier 2 Mianrlee freei Feaa. Suliesv N. $100 DOWN-J150 lots sro bulk-hcadad and itajM.

80 InsUnnent Contract Policies rr :) Lurahe- Suliea, kf errk Wt. ft ftfrtj, ries Hi(kr U4lk St. Tni left la Matrnk M. rVaerr Charth; Sift mnd CiijJ to mcA mnJ Stmt Cm Ym AH4 Dtloy waWiaaj th Crtmtatt Horn Va OtlfdT llaurrltmt Ifomta, 3ttr. MERRICK RD.

and tnih HT. TEL. LAURELTON MOO Hi Mr Yerfc llfvt. I. GERRITTSEN BEACH fAMl eentntn ftv reeete Hfk meaVne 4mprwwmrta.

OerHiferv hrmrh te enfe mtaefre rem fttw York ey S. If. r. Srlltieii bmck eabirrty. lrt mft nf An.

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