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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1908
Page
23
Mrs. Reene extols fireless cookers as cost saving and versatile for long slow cooking. Brooklyn Institute lessons by Miss Barrows explore markets and meats, browning veal scraps, using fat pork, and taste comparisons with butter. She demonstrates larding, roasting methods, and meat fillings like veal birds to enhance moisture and flavor.
Wells College begins its forty-first year with a record student body of about 180 registrations and 75 new students. The chapel hosts the largest opening gathering to date as renovations refresh Bogart House and the new dining hall foundation progresses. The college enters the year under improved housekeeping and strong management amid favorable conditions.
Plans were filed for remodeling the entrance and vestibule of the Edison power house at Duane and Fifth streets and for installing new windows in the nine story loft building at 13 and 25 West th street to improve lighting of the general floors. Lindenborn is owner. Architects are William Weissberger Schwartz and Gross B N Marcus.
Friedman and Deffan sold a five story double flat at No. 164 East East Street to Jacob Kern and others. Max Marx bought a plot on the north side of 171st Street from Bernhard Klingenstein, west of Amsterdam Avenue. Smith and Phelps sold the brick two family at No. 17 Vyse Avenue for Phelan and Benheim. Prudential Real Estate bought No. 1% Eldridge Street, a tenement on a 2x10 foot lot. Freischmann Realty sold to John W Washburn Jr a lot on Loring Place. Haggerty sold No. 14 Bryant Avenue to G Castigan. T A Peart sold the six story flat at Melrose and 68th Street northeast corner.
Leonard Veughean and Howard C. Pyle hold occupancy rights for 419 Washington Ave Brooklyn a 25 by 18 foot lot in an all cash transaction. Seller was James McElhinney and Pyle Co also sold 478 Hudson Ave near Fulton Street Brooklyn a three story brick house about seventy five feet deep in another cash sale.
Mrs. Charlotte Perkins Gilman argues in Success that fifty is a springboard not a sunset for women. Once freed from domestic duties, a fifty year old can cultivate talent, pursue studies or travel, and even support public work, with family life adapting to the changed dynamics.
The Tribune Pattern outlines a stylish kimono with sleeves and body knit as a single piece, a simple construction requiring minimal labor. The sample fabric shown is a delicate figured cotton crepe trimmed with wash silk bands, with other suitable materials for kimonos noted as available.
A New York Tribune pattern notice offers 12 tissue patterns for misses kimono at 10 cents each with no limit. It details fabric choices Oriental crepe and silks plus inexpensive printed wash fabrics, plus material needed for sizes sixteen years and younger, and provides mailing instructions from Pattern Department.
A 12 story apartment hotel will rise on Riverside Drive 100x100 foot plot near 86th Street. Louis Bossert to open by August 1, about 1.5 million dollars, with 275 rooms, fireproof Italian Renaissance design, granite and terra cotta facades, Skyros marble lobby, grand staircase, and year-long rental suites. Helmle & Huberty are the architects.
Isidor Osorio bought the five story apartment house at 25x100.11 feet on West 48th Street for $11,202 in partition proceedings at the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms Nos. 14 and 16 Vesey Street. Other listings include a 11 story hotel at 161 and 143 Madison and several properties around Gouverneur Street Cherry Street, Bronx Park Avenue, Avenue A, and 245 Belmont Avenue with bids and unsettled amounts noted. Adjournments to October 7 and October 14 are listed for multiple properties, with sums due and taxes recorded.
Plans filed to remodel Clinton Vaudeville, a Yiddish playhouse at 3 and 2 Clinton St., enlarging balcony and ground floor aisle with a new gallery exit for owner S Agid. Also plans to enlarge first floor stores at 286 8th Avenue owned by Minnie F Fletcher, with architects Reissmann and John Clausenitzen. Rebuilding six story loft and store at 45 to 49 West 1st St for owner D N Sicher, from plans by Goodwin Starrett and Van Vleck.
Jacob R. Schiff transferred title to a 100 by 100 foot parcel on the north side of 170th street, 100 feet west of Amsterdam Avenue, to Robert B. Roosevelt Jr for 25040 dollars. Chris Schierloh leased the corner store and basement at 320 Seventh Avenue for Dr. Schoenenberger to Bernard Reilly for extensive alterations. The Lewis H. May Company sold cottage 110 South Seaview Avenue Arverne to Mrs Sira Leon on behalf of A M Tomlinson. Ernest E Lorillard leased the dwelling at 9 East 78th Street for a term of years, adjoining the residence of Isaac V Brokaw. The Hudson County Board of Real Estate Brokers elected officers: President C Howard Slater, Vice President Charles Singer Jr, Treasurer George Foye, Secretary Francis Gormley.
The Bankers' Investing Company mortgaged property at No. 1 West 24th st for $160,000 at 6 percent to William J. Henderson for one year. Clara Harriman mortgaged No. 67 East 24 st for $21,000 at 5 percent to the United States Trust Company. Waldemar F. Timmeres borrowed $185,000 at 6 percent for five years on the north side of 140th street feet east of Seventh Ave from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Both mortgages were recorded yesterday.
Hartford, Sept 30 David Arnold a Trinity College freshman lies in Hartford Hospital in serious condition from injuries sustained during the annual push rush on campus last night. He is believed to have a brain concussion. His home is in New York State.
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