The evening world. Newspaper, May 28, 1913, Page 20

ARAL ESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE FOR GALE— Fis hiss da Hille Gardens Development Forest Hills Gardens fs a suburban land development in which certain funds have been i ted with the definite expectation of securing an adequate business profit. Prinarily «business en ie et The roads are exceptional for It takes als ter tes feeds Peele bron cad osoed Pd nd wn ay mph hard ws What Has Been Accomplished in. Two Years Development work up to the present time has been confined dass dies ahtid chi Sten: hit ae to the original tract of 142 acres, and was actively begun about iui, nd the we pts tt side for the ue of redets two years ago. Since that time, sewer, water, gas, electric | podlgeysrea rong Fanpages pe telephone conduits have been installed in the streets; all - 2s apo ides the hese pad curbs and sidewalks have been laid; practically all streets have Rowe and lange TN, both of which ae eccapnd the Com- a ee The parking pany has built ividual houses. Sales in Excess of $2,000, 000 houses built to seyret uenatray which $1,250,000 represent land sales; $300,000 the sale of clusive of land) from $8,000 to $30,000, — a houses built by the Company for its own account, in What Is Now Being Offered addition to unsold original the Company lots be the choicest offered. ino dele eight 2 fs en te The Compy sleet le «mane oho vanous: Sea i ccac cad te abet free tats ere, Che . Attractions “Residents of the property enjoy the social features of the Inn, the Tea Garden, and the tennis courts be: ears Ina Besides the private and public parks the , residents have the advan- ‘tages of ‘orest Park, a city park of 500 acres of considerable natural y and good which ad- joms the onthesouth. There is an eighteen-hole golf course in Forest Park, by the , which can be used by the residents without charge. the the fest Side Tennis Club, of ten acres of land in Forest Gardens, upon which there will be 63 courts and an Chub House. Plans for the ClubHouse are nearing laying “ out and grading of the courts are rapidly ‘This insures to residents of the Gardens a permanent i tennis club among the finest in this country. _\... “Transit. Facilities Terms of Sale Long Island Railroad trai of steel cars, operated by elec- ‘ tricity, leave Pennsylvania Terminal, Manhattan, at frequent quired; the balance may be paid in 120 monthly instal- intervals, landing passengers at Forest Hills Station (on the hear eld oh » property) in from 13 to 15 minutes. The trolley line from ii ‘The public le trvited to nepect the property and Jamaica to Manhattan will be completed this summer, operating F tas, hocklets cad othe 4 carsca iO minute schedule. 30 minutes to 59th Se. Scent are, sddrews Dept, L. New York Oiticen ome MAY OTH, 193, oa 1404 Stoot Looky, Weet trom Senthern Bonlever in 198 Groeneeed Lee Ditton ‘Wetter B, R. of New dervey lew denny uiite a tenet st || (Chnage to Teno Tenis on Math Line and at (pond ‘Wen Point, lowark Branch June 16, 1913. Poughkeepsie, Kingston Point, Catebill, Hudson : jemi asta.” Daly acon Gunday, - Dieest ml, oa Mow SLs AnD Flehin Berke, str. “Taurus? lg Ber ne ana a ata on, Sana “GRAD REPUBLIC" | 'E Femrard As sf aectnmeet nee 4 Special wrod Hedems ip Biase T6_61,00, Round Trip, Sof dale ii wont "Falls, [DECORATION DAY EXCURSION, do | 70°" "St fromest Avanos, GOVERNOR SULZER TINA ‘4 _,|WUl Speak at Each Meeting DECORA’ D, 1 oun L\ i NEWBURGH Sgicwenout ik re feo vi aoe,” Steamers 5 SRDGEPUR Al 2 ‘Decorat on Day, May 30th ie Sie ceuacdios SIRIUS” | . Wa Al Open Decks. No Staterooms | is ‘ htfal Sail—120 Miles—on “g4 ISLAND SOUND 8. $0 A. Jen FOREMAN Musto, refreshme: ehildren, 16 cents, Tickets on sale only on day of excursion POLITICAL, oration Day Exeusion Grand Mass Meetings BRIDGEPORT) bree Primary pu a May 28,8 p.m, Noy ear aoe i Seon Bible's Ga Garden, moth Street and jue, Bronx, MUMC A) xO TICkRTS REGUinaDe FOR ~BUMKONES on camns “DIAMONDS ON CRED! re as a Pe epee nipine J. Romaine Brown Co. 105 West 40th Street, New York City ments, keen, 61,50; Department On May 3lst and Succeeding Days Bids executed for purchasers who cannot attend the sale. : Sis To-Day They Are Worth $6,000 to $15,000 each The Subway with Stations at Intervale Avenue and at Simpson Street Did It The extension of the present Subway with two Stations at White Plains Road, and the Lexington Avenue Subway with Station at Westches- ter Avenue, will do exactly the same for you if you buy lots at the ab- | solutely unreserved and unrestricted Auction Sale authorized by The State of New York Banking Department Liquidator * The Carnegie Trust Co. and The Northern Bank of New York of the 3019 Separate Lots Four Dwellings and the Club House formerly the Morris Park Race Track Bronx Borough, New York City Sale Will Be Held in the Club House on the "roperty Saturday, May 3st, and Succeeding Week Days | 70% Can Remain on Mortgage. Titles Insured Free by Lawyers’ Title Insurance and Trust Co. Savings Bank Books Will Be Taken as Deposit on the Purchase of Lots To Get to Morris Park Race Track take: } (West Fi Trains) to 177th Street or 180th Street stations. At died wea The Subway take the Morris hy trolley ear direct to the the property. At 180th Street 180th Street station of the New York, Westchester and Boston Railroad, fund themes ts the property. The Second or Third Avenue Elevated Railroads to 120th Street. thence Boston Railroad or Morris Park Trolley car to the property. Celpaaled wut ot Riavated 28 Subway lines either at 129th, All crosstown Bronx cars connect with all Elevated and Subway jines elther at 13 Send for maps and particulars to J. Clarence Davies, 149th St. and 3d Ave., New York City Joseph P. Day, 31 Nassau St., New York City Agents and Auctioneers We will execute bids for intending purchasers at the authorized by the have representatives at thi Morris Park Auction Sale the Authorised by on May 3lst and succeeding days State of New York Banking cheek, or bank reference, Correspondence invited. L. J. PHILLIPS & CO. 158 Broadway, New York City, authorized by the On May 3lst and succeeding days. 163d Street Looking West from Southern Boulevard Te-Day These Lots Were Sold in 1904 for $825 each Morris Park Auction Sale” : State of New York Banking Department Orders accepted by mail or telegraph that are accompanied by monay ene Pease & Elliman, 340 Madison Ave., New Yor. Will accept orders to buy lots at the © Fac [ee z si ey Morris Park Auction . State of New York Banking Depa: iN Mail ordere will be executed for responsible people, _ To appreciate the convenience @ great value of the Sunday World’a} = Bl a en et Want Directory—READ IT. | | | |