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3 THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. NEW YORK. SUNDAY, JULY 7. CRIPPLES OFF FOR VACATION ON FIRE ISLAND Sunrise Highway Stirs Poetic Muse In Station Agent "Rhymes of the Sunrise Trail'' 1 title of a book jiut Issued which DEMAND HERE FOR BEST TYPES OF APARTMENTS High Total Reached In June for Building In Westchester Area Spurred on by the favor jb fsther cf last month proposed construction In County broke all records for tlie current year and reached its greatest figure in ten months according SUFFOLK COUNTY SCENE OF ACTIYE HOMEMLDING Many Costly Residence Being Erected in Area of South ampton Village. contains a collection ef rooms g.omvmg Long Island.

Simon Sifinund Tanhauser. a station agent of the Long Island Railroad, is the author ot these literary gems. A feature of the volume is to the June survey of 20 cities an.i towns just completed by C. Stedman M.icfarland of Austin 'J. Carson 1 h.ch to'al cf Ttr.eml fs old activities mors nan its amount June, ar.d reaching its greatest Atii'i't, surrsss.ni In proposed buUdir.j.

to such lar? as Newark. St. Lcuis. Baltimore. Buffalo and Wa.shw.eto, V'Vint Vernon, fv.lonine Us slum? of Mav.

nearly tripled its amount of ard Jumped from 575 to 754 TOO a cam cf a half Nw R.ir.ir.le wrh Sl, ft-'S ird r.s- of the pa tew months and reached peak s.nre AuciM. 1928. This llfinre is iarser than the a-t month ly nf New Orar or St Pan! Plains sl'owed some lov. from prpvus month, pmposrrt huilri'n thas cry continued to remain well the one null. on ma-k fr the thirt successive month.

Sin April rer- 'mns in White Plains h.r.e totilrl $4,259,235. m.sT. I "You need a rest." "Eh. doctor?" "Spend four hours at the efflce i every day and don't so hard at your polf." Associates. Inc.

Total proposed construction amounted to a sain of over June. and an increase of over Mav. 19J3. Eleven cities and towns showed marked gains over the previous month. With the net total of $7,578 919, Westchester's "Bid Four'' cities.

Mount Vernon. New Rochelle. Whit" Plains and Yonkers. ran up their greatest ficuie in many months, an increase of over June. and a gain of 977 from the previous month.

These four rities alone ran up a creator fiuure than the individual States in Indiana. Missouri. Minnesota or Connecticut. Yonkers. with the inriivid- Apartment house construction and equipment has advanced considerably here in the past decade and today It is posfible to be provided with a home of this type comparable with accommodations to be found in the West End or Riverside drive section of Manhattan.

Boro builders and a number of Manhattan building firms now find that there is an increasing demand here for the very best in apartment construction and that families are ready to meet the rents required to make them a profitable investment. At the corner of Ditmas ave. and E. 22d there Is a building about completed, which is a notable addition to the apartment houses in the boro, and a credit to Jack earner, the builder. The building is called the Barcelona and it has replaced three large private buildings erected at a time when the neighborhood was exclusively a locality of one-family houses.

The building contains all of the conveniences known to modern high class apartment equipment designed to make housekeplng easy for the women folks, and is splendidly located, convenient to the shopping centers, churches and schools. Mr. earner has conducted many large operations of the kind in Flatbush and in the apartment center in a series rf pen and inklings by St n-ator Find, well-known humorist and after-dinner speaker, viho has enjoyed marked success as an illustrator for many years. While the voice cf the homely little tilings and the beauties of Nature have alwavs made a deep impression upon Mr. Tanhauser.

it is only of more recent years that he turned his hand to producing them in verse. As a result of his work he has become recognised as "The Railroad Poet Laureate." Many admirers of his verse likp to think of Si Tanhauser as "Long Island's James Whitromb Riley." ACTIVITY IN RICHMOND The Harmon National Real Estate Coiporation report that there is a great demand for both business and residential plots on their new development, known as Southgate. located in Huguenot, Staten Island. The following are some of their recent sales: northwest corner of Ramona blvd. and Ellsworth ave.

to Florence B. Jennings; northwest corner of Bradford ave. East and Huguenot ave. to Geo. W.

Crawford; northeast cornor of Bradford ave. East and Ellsworth ave. to Chas. F. Buckley; northeast corner of Ramona blvd.

and Marry ave. to Frank W. Cosgrove: Southeast corner of Long Island Real Estate Board, Inc. 225 West 34th N. Y.

C. Tel. Checkering 5777 Excerpt from lh Code of Ethics of th Long land Real Estate, Board. Article 13. In accepting the ajrancy Eighty crippled lads from city leaving Penn Station for a vacation at the Rotary Club's summer camp on Fire Island.

Astoria. In the latter locality he sponsored operations representing about $5,000,000. The Flatbush project is estimated to cost upwards of $750,000. The building accommodates 70 families and will be completed Ramona blvd. and Marcy ave.

to for property, the Realtor pledces himself to be fair to purchaser or tenant, a well as to tho owner whom ha represents and whose interests ho should protect and promote as he would his own. A Stop Signal Means Nothing to Horses St. Louis. Mo. The stoD slenal Henry A.

Higgins; southwest corner of Alboume ave. East and Ellsworth ave. to Frank A. Chisholm: northeast corner of Hawley ave. and Marcy ave.

to Win. B. Thompson; about Aug. 1. The real estate firm of for horses that the city lathers built C.

O'Brien, has been appointed renting agents for the prop On l.on Island unlr mfmhr, fif th. Iinf tlind Rrsl Pstats Hoard ars 'to uis the till where the Forest Park bridle path across busy Oakland may be a Th Seat of Safer Real E.tate Guidance. Store is located, to the Chain Store Properties for upward of $40,000. Luis Phelps and another have sold to Ludwig Frudenthal a tract on the Woodhull Landing Miller for $78,353. This property adjoins Long Island Sound.

In Huntington, the Queens Village Realty Corporation has made several important sales, one to Alfred Spaone for upward of one to W. J. Smith for upward of one to C. F. McKoy for upward of one to A.

S. Piquet for upward of $12,000, and one to B. F. Abrams for upward big success some day. But at pres plots on Hawley near Huguenot to Chas.

F. Buchanan, Frank J. Andrews. Alice B. Powers.

Fred J. Neville, Robert B. Arnold. Estelle B. Tilletson, Edw.

Gillies, Margaret F. Whitakcr, Arthur M. Brown and Judging from the deeds that are being filed with County Clerk Warren F. Greenhalgh In the registrar's office at Riverhead, L. two of the Eastern Long Island places that are leeling the stimulus of extensive and well planned development work are the Southampton Beach, between Quogue and the aristocratic part of Southampton village, and that part of Shelter Island known as Ram Island.

Several houses costing up into the hundreds of thousands of dollars each are being erected on the ocean front properly in Southampton that is being developed by the Southampton Bay Beach Corporation, generally referred to as the Phipps estate, and a handsome new hotel as well as several costly homes are ready to be opened in a few days in Ram Island. Incidentally thousands of dollars arc being added to the assessment rolls of the two towns mentioned. The Phipps people have built an ocean front boulevard for nine miles between the bay and the ocean, connecting two prominent villages and creating a new scenic ride from which trucks are barred. Also they have installed a water system, and are now building Long Island's longest bridge to connect the ocean beach with the mainland at Hampton Bays, adding much, it is realized, to the attractiveness and usefulness of the location. The bridge will also provide the rapidly growing Hampton Bays with an ocean beach bathing resort and a public road directly to the ocean.

Southampton has contributed $150,000 toward the bridge construction, but the taxpayers realize they will soon get it all back in increased taxation from the beach development. Shelter Island never has enjoyed a building business equal to that which started a few months ago and which is still being vigorously prosecuted by Harold D. Hallock and Francis A. Myer. Mansions, bungalows, a hotel or two, and business places have been sprouting up here and there in several parts of the Island almost as if created by magic.

The bulk of the intensive building is for ownership occupancy and is confined to the Ram Island and West Neck sections. That beautiful part of Long Island seems to be "coming into its own," to use a phrase often heard there. One of the biggest of the recent deals there is the purchase by Josephine E. Covey of Great Neck of a tract on Coecle's Harbor, the Ram Island section. This deal was for upward of $60,000.

And one of the latest to buy property in the rapidly growing ocean beach part of Southampton is Marie B. Morice of 5th Manhattan. She has bought a part of lot No. 20 in the Southampton Bay and Beach tract, paying upward of $15,000. At Water Mill, near Southampton, Kunigunda Ahlers has bought a tract on the main road from Sophie Thiele the Water Mill Inn property for upward of $25,000.

Large deals also lately have been made in every part of the county, he deeds show. In Riverhead there ent; ii nas its disadvantages. The sienal was installed to save erty. INVESTMENT. "But this is a Gblconda!" My partner made no row But with a grin Said "I am in Sixteen Golcondas now." Great Neck Babylon, over A.

Cross to M. K. Kinsella, tract south side turnpike. Long Swamp, Huntington, over $12,000. H.

M. Brewster to First National Bank, Bay Shore, tract south side Main Bay Shore, over $15,000. M. L. Hennessy to Long Island-Florida tract east side land of S.

O. White, West hills, Huntington, over $25,000. Alex G. Campbell to T. B.

Campbell. lots Nos. 10 to 20, inclusive, map E. S. Smith, Huntington, over $15,000.

F. T. Conklin to E. M. Noyes, tract north side Woodbury Huntington, over $12,000.

T. D. Webb to A. W. Eberstadt, tract north side Main Remsen-burg, $10,000.

H. K. Roe to Nathan Goldstein, tract east side Maple Patchogue, over $15,000. Edw. F.

Gleason. QUEENS the expense of stationing a policeman at the intersection. To date the lollowing difficultiea have arisen 1 The hnrsM Hnn't. Vnnm REAL ESTATE 1AI.I.FRAV AGENCT Flnslilnu, N. Y.

Flushing 0784-07O. HATCH-OAZAV t'O. 116-10 Boulevard, Rockswiiy Park, N. Y. Bells Harbor 0200-1368.

IRA TF.RRY 0 03 Main St. riuthlng S009. THKOnORF J. VAN ItOIIF.N 90-33 Sutpbln Blvd. Jamaica 08'8.

Impatient Diner (to head waiter) Long Island Property. the contraption is for. "By the way, did that fellow who of $12,000. All of the property is on Main near W. Neck ave.

took my order leave any family? ine riders don't know what it is for. 3 Neither the Vtnrsea nnr tUa NASSAU R0CKVILLE CENTRE riders pay any attention to it. "Sir, I'll have you to understand that I have blue blood in my veins." "I hope that you will take something for it." inOMAS O'CONNELL Mnnhn.iset, L. 1., N. 26-227.

Y. Manhauet i policeman nas to be there to tell the riders what it is. CHARLES E. V. CLARK CO.

Mineola. L. Garden City 1339. THOMAS n. PAfCn.

Ino. Hempstead, I. Hempstead 29. IIICKOK A O'CONNFLL. Ine.

144 Ptandome Rond, Manhasset, L. Phones 7117 and 798. REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE SUFFOLK Real Estate at Auction. Real Estate at Anctlon, JOSEPH KFFSAN 32 Deer Park Ave. Babylon.

Tel. S57. THE REMMER REAL ESTATK Ino. 195 Mnln fiavvllle, phones 777-778. JKRF.MIAII ROnRISS 30 Main Babylon, N.

T. Babylon 22. tni. B. CODLINO Norlhport.

L. I. Northport 8. DIT.AN REALTY CO. Rtverhend.

Riverhead 135. A. C. F.1WARI)9 4R-S0 Main 8t Rnvvllle. Sayrllls 107.

CHARLES III MI1LKT Brldgehampton. Brldgehampton 123. V- AaclMW Seigar Holding Corporation to Long Island Builders Company, 42 acres northside Montauk Highway at Fleets path, Babylon town, over $27,000. W. R.

Ritch, referee, to Mortgage Holding Company, lot No. 1, in Oak-wood Terrace, Huntington, $10,000. Fentoby Realty Corporation to Helen Toole, tract southside Montauk highway at South Haven, over $10,000. Combined Seven Corporation to Amityville Lumber Company, tract eastside Broadway, Amityville, over $20,000. I.

Novick to Anton Hartl, tract northside Main Patchogue, over $15,000. Leander Development Corporation to Charles V. Bob, lot No. 22, in block No. 272-B.

North Downs, Montauk, over $30,000. Dan P. Whelan to Helen Cerrina, Mineola, tract north side South drive, Ronkonkoma, over $38,000. Emily M. Crosby to Joseph M.

Taylor, tract on Ocean Islip, over $15,000. Americon Venice to Lillian Cohen, 241 DeKalb Brooklyn, several lots in the American Venice tract at Copiague, over $90,000. William H. Robbins an another 7 Rooms Bath 2-Car Garage PLOT 60x150 Beautiful home for salfi at a vry special price. Pebble Dnah Stucco, Colonial Design.

8 minutes' walk from depot. Highly restricted ur- REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Lone Island Properly. Vong IsUnd Property. New Building in U. S.

Since Jan. 1 Under Total Half of 1928 New building in the United States for the first six months of the year was valued at about $3,265,000,000, according to a summary today by the Indiana Limestone Company. This figure is based on reports from several hundred cities and towns. President A. E.

Dickinson said that while the volume for six months had been slightly under the total for the same period last year, there is a splendid outlook for the next six months. "High money rates have adversely affected certain types of building," he said. "The apparent decrease in speculation in securities should release funds for sound investment. "Residential building has suffered more than any other tvpe. This is particularly true of apartment houses and the small home division.

However, the steadily increasing trend toward apartment house living indicates renewed activity in that field." IB rounaings. PRICE $13,500 OR REASONABLE CASH OFFER CONSIDERED. Call Owner. J. F.

CALLAHAN, Rockvill. Centre 4779 3 of Brooklyn's Finest Business Apartment Sites sides of Bedford Ave. between BEVERLY ROAD and TILDEN AVE. 250 frontage on Bedford through to and including bed of East 23d Street. Suitable for auto showrooms, parages, or apartments and stores.

Convenient to Beverly Road Station of Flatbush Ave. subway. Auction, July 25 2:30 P. M. in LEVERICH TOWERS HOTEL, CLARK AND WILLOW STREETS, BROOKLYN to Oscar Bereman, tract westside is another real estate sensation Maple Bay Shore.

Over the refusal by Nathan Goldstein to pI1 the old Long Island House prop erty at $2,027 per front foot, which 000. C. Schulz to Mary Rubin, lots Nos. 29 to 32, inclusive, in Bright-side, Central Islip, over $10,000. W.

Hoffman to Elizabeth M. Repp, tract north side Secatogue Babylon, over $15,000. William W. Smith and another, executors, to Schoolm district No. 24, Patchogue, tract east side Med-ford Patchogue, $20,000.

J. T. Schenck and others to V. G. Si S.

Realty Corporation, tract on is a top price oq Main the former best price being Only the real estate is considered of value in this attempted deal; in fact real pstate men agree that the land will be worth more without the buildings than with them. The National Holding Company has transferred its Main Riverhead, tract, where the new Grant BLUFFING THE BARBER. "Sea foam?" "No." "Tonic rub?" "No, barber. How about some life Insurance?" Aming the Hornet for Sale at Beautiful MERRICKWOOD 80 on Jlortgngea FULL ACRE $600 Evreptlonally well located In ttuijr, rapidly miring roburb near I'. I.

R. rnnvrnient to atatlon. (FOTAI, to 20 CITY LOTS.) Meal for amall farm. An exceptional bargain. Land la high, dry and level, and yoa need $10 A MONTH TIT! ANTKK.D 1 will pnv transportation to Inspect OWNER, B.

E. BOX 412, Babylon, Long Island If al REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE REAL ESTATE Real Estate at Auction. Real Estate at Auction. Real Estate at Auction. A charmingr and exclusive residential see tion with largre shady oak trees, Bty blocks north of tho Sunrise Highway, at Merrick, Long Island The Idf 1 plum for your family.

Acrnnthle to churches and itnfpB wht you commutf to nd from New York or llrooklvn in comfort ifl trln rltt 11 i whfre vou havf nbundiinrft nf nunhin. nnd tiers you 'are only mmutfi Irom th Bench, Auctioneer Ine. City of New York 67 Liberty Y. City Phone Cortlandt 0744 WEST END by order of Commissioners of Sinking Fund tinder direction of Comptroller Charles W. Berry Offers You have nn opportunity to select one of these artistic ami moat PICTURESQUE HOMES nv on of whlrh Is tho ftnul rftllintlon of mn' nrl tnmin'i ftrrnm rarrfutly trid wonrtprfull mr-rlrrj out country estates on a tnorleritc scsle.

312,800 to $25,000 (Huttthl0 trrm am ft mrniffrdf Visit this Attractive Model Home Firf urM bov Aix riPliKhtful mlhPfi room snd hr flkfRt room; currtntiy rhown inlTUir ilocnrn-lion; lurgp Ihmith room; ion hurnlnB trpplsr, cuy brdr-ioms. wiih Ibirp cIo.pM; pvptv room bmh-f rnlorp'1 ttlo tntli; 1 o-fr uiirnf, pvrry thirid rpnl modprn. Thp prpnfrnt ttrncttvpnp, comfort mid monpv vnlu to bid on Iina Ilfnd. ON THE OCEAN CASH $500 PRICE $5,400 and rt rooms complete, bathroom, kitchen, nook solid built ntucco; atrects paid; facing 2 avenues. Dignmt Rnrgttin in Lmiff llrarh Wydler Builders 1020 Reach Street Long Beach 2215 PY TRATN 43 mlniitps nxprpKs from rpnn, or Plitbush Av.

station- ftl trms dmiv; 5 hlorku north nf MTrlrk ststlmi. BY AUTO. HunrlM HiKbway, 5'j blocks north on Merrick A t. Property in SHINNEC0CK HILLS, Long Island, has usually been sold in Large Acre Plots. This Is Your First Opportunity to Buy Two or More BUSINESS or BUNGALOW LOTS AT AUCTION, in the New SHINNECOCK BAY ESTATES, just this side of SOUTHAMPTON, on the MONTAUK HIGHWAY running down to the SHINNECOCK BAY, on very easy Terms, with FULL BEACH RIGHTS to every purchaser.

Sale to Be Held Regardless of Weather. SAT, JUL 20th. at 2 P.M., under Shelter. Send (or Bookmap. Representative on Property.

ZZZZ WlUJlJKENNEIiy KOf TO OTT 7.11 hiatt Aurtw JvriauT far 81 Ytrt 4UI Aytnt or t'nUnu ivff Builder on Property LORENTZEN LIF.SE DIECKH0FF Inc. M'Mtii ht D. Ncv m.tn. Business, Taxpayer, Chain Store, Garage and Unrestricted Sites, Residential Plots and Tenements in MANHATTAN, BRONX, BROOKLYN, QUEENS and STATEN ISLAND Including Vacant West 30th St. Plot in Heart of New York Garment Center and i Fordham Road Taxpayer Sites! Public AUCTION July TfthTnd istfa 10 A.

M. IN ALDERMANIC CHAMBER, CITY HALL, N. Y. Brooklyn BJ0RL0W JOHNSON, Inc. wixiumim: a k.

ROCK MERE REALTY CO. TH. imiMHI OIIS CHAS. BIEDENKAPP aii i r. A.

PORFERT wooiiniM. BARGAIN NEW ENGLISH HOME ADDISLEIGH PARK IN T. ALBANB. L. I.

LundM-tp-l plot 40IrtO Hrvrn roonil Btu flAnA'lF: Kvrrv fimrtrrn ffinf mnt. Iimnon nl fofntrur Ion approved bv ton 1 Tit ir OtmrHitti'f Co, for 7.000 tut nior'RKKP Cull, wrt'i or thn Hamuli J. Rrhribrr 1ia-7 17Nh Plncii( Bi. Alhnn, L. I.

PI Jnmaictt lili. You Can Pay for Thin Home Like Rent! (pAIciieiv Stewart Manor Station, I. Business Building For Rent 1 13 Montaprue St. In lh harl of Brooklyn tinnial (Vnirr TVl'O IjOVITR N.OOKSOR ENTIRE 5-S10RY lil'ILDING Su.i.l l. INsl RAN( t.

INVEMM1 ST HOU'SF. nwoKT-R'S 01 lltll) -A-1 KXA1ION ape'r NEW YORK INVESTORS. Inc. 11. Irianitf hh) Pierrepont St, Columbia Height! a lot trt wit of niton nu 2-norjr brlcic huiidmc.

26x100. N. W. Cor. York St.

At Junction of Parl lit. and Manhattan Brltir. ButlntM plot, 44280. Second Pltet S. 3 rait of Cilntnn 8t.

Tvn 4-itor brick dwaliinia, 161 tach. Vwick St. F. a. mt 1i awith of Brldirwaur it SVi irrrular.

S. E. Cor. Seeley St Prospect Av. Taoant plot S315l Irrrrilar.

S. E. Cor. Flushing Clermont Ave. 3-itorr brick building-.

Wot lJtrtS. 84th SL 0 a 140 fct (tit of 15th Art. ton oo. N. W.

Cor. Are. P. E. 4th St Vacant plot M6S Irrtfultr.

Blockfront Ate. P. F. Fourth to I. filth ft.

SOflxM trrraular. N. E. Cor. Amity Emmet Sts.

3-norr brick building. Plot nx. Apollo St 140 fwt north of Nmmu At, aim 300 Iftl aoutnol Nii.au 2JX100. Battery Ave. a a ine ft wt of tit St.

Irrrfular. 85th St. through to 86th St 9 )'. 140 feat wail of lota At. 20x100.

Paerdegat 2nd St. Vacant riot Mar Both Si 111x1071 Jrracular. Miojer St N. a (Mt wfrt of Oraham Ara. looaioo Stolen Island $100 per Month 1st Year Everything per Month 2nd Year Except Taxe $0 per Month 3rd Year ONLY HOMES J70 per Month Ith Year SOLD THIS WAY "RrrrrMirra Rranlrnl." 110 Hnaihl, hrmfirr anlll M.wl,.,.

ff By ihie new plan you Jo nnj have Co draw on the bank. Vrlve Queens AUCTION MAX WILLIAMS' ESTATE Contend of the Six Homes AT 116-118-126-127-128-130 Lefferti Place BROOKLYN, N. Y. July 9th-10th-llth Starting Daily at 10:30 A.M. Orihr of JEROME EISNER, Executor CUSTAV GOODMAN, Attorvey for Executor Compritrnf hunJrrJ.

of anhqti, American and Fnati.n, namely 1 OiMt of Drawvra, TMm, Hitchocli. OiirrH'lal. Fiddl and Mat. Bark Chaira, Slaffmdhir Crnui. Grandfather Clfxla, Mndrlt, Glaa, RroniM.

Gatd'n urniiure. Oriental Rua. over llirw Hundred S'nd Eirhmji and FnjrainR. Hda, V'mia and Hair Wallrfa. Lmee and Lampa.

Silverware I alin full hii'l f'iU'pmnt. ON FREE PUBLIC VIEW MONDAY, JULY 8TH ELLIOT A. HAASEMAN, Auctwvecr Soma el tit Fritaro iriim), Aaiai, Cr. Tuti Slitfli, Oars Firr. I.Cf, Coaptr Calltrt, Kill Flaik Bmlrr, Laaadrf in Ctllar, Fa.

Irastt Vatlikal. S. S. Winter Ave. ion ft rant of Blimarrk Art.

Plot 116x100. FLUSHING 40ih Road 2" ft of Main at. 3-atorr frama. 35a 100. Bowne St.

through to Smart St. 20 ft north of portaat Art, UJX31 and UJiiOO. JAMAICA 162od St near Jamaica Are. 3-atorr trim. 33160.

168th Place a. ino ft nrh of N. fltit tt, a-itoijr fram. 35x100. ONLY $175 CASH GIVES YOU DEED TO A HOME OF HAPPINESS ran r.

ip.l Othr Typ Home $7,950 to $14,930 IP 75 On Mortgage nitcTinni i a. a.rf m.iiw ai.tia Ik M. r.fc i t'tt. yla man loo ltl i PiMhifn i('ir', nurt (n i(. inn in HOWARD E.

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hie. 12 KKMSKV ST. lUfOOKt.VN. N. Y.

fir ll(r 7 West 2 Street 67 Liberty Street Auctioneer.