The evening world. Newspaper, September 9, 1920, Page 15

TENANT ORDERED OUT 10 MAKE WAY FOR A GARAGE Justice Scanlan Decrees That Another Pay More Than 25 Per Cent. Increase. ‘There were about 400 cases of land. lord against tenant on the calendar of Municipal Court Justice Scanian to-day in the Second District of the Bronx. One of the first was that of Jotm O'Connor against Samuel Ruocco, who lives with his wife and mx ohildren, ranging in age from nine months to nine years, at No. 2077 Ryer Avenue. The landlord had no- tifled him to get out on July 15 last, a8 possession of the premises was wanted. James D, O'Sulltvan, Assistant Cor- poration Counsel, and a representa- tive of the Mayor's Committee, also represented Ruocco und brought to Night the fact that O'Connor wanted the premises to transform the bulld- ing into a garage. Ruocco testified he had aought everywhere for a home but had been unable to find one, “These are human beings,” Mr, At the Stores Here in Town | Scanian O'Sullivan said to the Court,, “and you can't put them out and let auto- mobiles tn.” “Why, certainlf we can,” Justice replied, “It's perfectly proper, I've known Mr. O'Connor ever since I was a small boy. in Wall Street. This tenant will have to get out by Oct. 1.” When Ruocco protested and sought to get the ear of the Court,-the at- tendanta pushed him aside, with a’ “Your case is finished, move on, order.” In another case Abraham Monroe, landlord, appeared against John Magonia, saying he wished Magonia’s apartment at No. 1955 Cedar -Avenue “|because the tenant kept dogs that were having too many puppies, Magonia stated he believed the real reason was that Monroe wanted a chance to get $75 @ month for the premises instead of the $44 Magonia is paying. The tenant stated that the $44 wns already a 2% per cent. tn- orease over the old rent and had been In effect since June. It is within the province of the Municipal Qustices to grant a tenant a year’s pancy of premises when a@ tenant meets the legal 25 per cent. increase. But Justice Scanlan de- creed that Magonia should remain in his home only until May 1 next and at a rental of $49, which is % above the legal 25 per cent. yep MAINE POPULATION 767,996. Census Bureau Reports Increase of 25,025, or 3.5 Per Cent. WASHINGTON, ‘Sept. 9.—Population of the State of Maine is 767,996, accord- Ing to an announcement by the Census his morning. an inctease in ten years of or 3.5 per cont, beds—but can’t stand the looks 7 of the ordinary metal bed in her THE EVENING WORLD, ‘THUMOvAX, PEFXEMBRE 9, 1920, HOLD DRIVER WHO HIT GIRL ON CURB) Chauffeur of “Truck That Cut Off Child's Arms Under $5,000 Bail. Francia Hunt, 22, chauffeur of No. 370 West 29th Street, was held to~tay in West Side Court4n $5,000 ball for ex- amination Sept, 17 by Magistrate Le- charged with felonious assault. ‘The auto truck Hunt drove ran to- ward the sidewalk on Weat 50th Street vine, when Its stedring gear, it was claimed, got out of order, cutting off both fore- arms of Rose Cattani, seven, of No, 620 West 60th Street. playing with other children, was kneel- ing on the curb with her hands ex- tended into the gutter when the acc!- dent occurred, - Hurriedly repairing his oar's steer- ing apparatus, Ment rushed the chil about whose wrists tourniquites had been made to prevent her bleeding to death, to Roosevelt Hospital, Her con- ition’ ts serfous, it was sald at tlie hospital to-day. CITY INCINERATORS FOR GARBAGE URGED Would Aid Cleanliness and Fire and Health Protection Says Chief Kenton. Munteipally owned and operated in- clnerators for the disposal of New York's garbage was proposed to-day by Fire Chief John Kenton, who wil Rose, who was Ing for the discussion of the gar | disposal problem at Fire Depart Headquarters, Municipal Buildin) “There incinerators should b ated with the sinigio idea of disp of garbage In tho most sanitary ner, rather than turning it over to private interests, who use them as salvage heaps by-products,” sald Chief Kenion. e city would be re- paid by putting Itation ahead of profits in better health conditions, better fire protection and increased city: cleanliness.” pe Right Don't risk your material ins dye. pack: age of “Diamond Dyes” con taine directions so simple that any wor dia mond-dye a new teh, | bp color into old garments, { draperies, coverings, eve thing, whether wool, silk, linen,’ eotton or mixed goods. 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