The evening world. Newspaper, January 15, 1920, Page 10

Bronx ’s Fame Is Four-Ply, But the Less Said About | The Cocktail the Better By Roger Batchelder. HE Bronx is famous for four a things: The cocktail, the Bronx River, up which the British ED fleet was ordered | fo proceed during the Revolution to | attack White Plains; the 200, and the Morris- ania Court. Of the Baw. first item, the less the uge of its Boon | glory has passed. | But the Morris- that fierce rival of the said the better, for ania Court, tion among the New York temples of Justice. About fifteen y: its presert qu rs ago it moved to ters at 16ist Street and oceupted the rooms of a dent Inste: of extracting tee started e} tracting money in the shape of fines, and have | doing it ever since. On one occasion, Kked us though the court were to palatial quarters. An immense rt house, almost over the new building, and left Mor- risania in the dental parlors, w as the auguries indicate, it will re- main until the Bronx becomes ate or something and the county courts move from their pa‘ace. ‘On approaching the court house from the Third Avenue “L” one sees huge pipe protruding f the aide of the building and aj ently enter- ing the ground. It is said that the cops, wishing to impregs théir pris- oners with the seriousness of the oc- casion, often point to it and say that it is the route by which convicted prisoners are speedily and surely catapulted into the regions below. At the court there were Judge Sil- a new appointee, not yet Market, and Finger- berman, known to printer Ya comes to the grand old temple justice when Bill Beirns is on vaca- tion, “The ssing Purp,” was the title of the feature at Morrisania yester- day. A gentleman who was alleged to have lived with his mother-in-law obtained lodging and three ily became estranged from nd left the house. haracterized as a fierce watchdog, and the guardian of the w, who is slightly deat, disappeared in his ‘wake, and both wifeand mother-in-law laid the dis- appearance on hubbic's doormat, so | several times,” re-h« Harlem Court, is well worthy of mens ¥ “How do you know he took mi dog?” asked Judge Silberman “He must havé, because Fido wii not go out with) Say any one except me," said the wife.) yay “Yes he will; he's gone out with mel) ) futed the husband. His Honor de- cided that appear- : ances were————_— against the hus! , and gave him twenty-four how: r of Fido's whereabouts, wenty-four hours to get Fido,’ ed the Judge in the reporter's room at the County Court Building, which, it might be stated, is what a reporters’ room should be. It is spacious, has plenty of lounges and chairs, and numerous pictures of interest on the walls. It shows that the Bronx knows how to reporters, anyway know all about Fido,” said one. “Fido is one of those dogs of about the same size as a lizard. He's so amall that if he barked he'd scare himself." Be that as it may, Morrisania awaits with interest the appearance of Fido or his understudy this morn- ing. ‘On the way downtown Harlem was passed by of necessity and the court registered a protest at the publicity to be accorded the Bronx, “How do they get that way?” asked an attendant, “Here we have - ter story than Morri end MEDIUM “VAMP vampe made on the French Sizen 1-9. Clones 7 Ail Widtha, Pd ally ( CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY TO go from store to store examining cloth- ing after having seen Saks-tailoring has some of the aspect of a slum: ming tour. Without exception, the fin- est tailoring Saks & in cAmerica Company BROADWAY AT 34th STREET Important Notice! $50,000 Stock of Gowns Fur Wraps and Motor Coats. A few Duvatyn, Chiffon, Ve'- vet Afternoon end Evening Gowns. 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