Turnquist v. Rosaia Bros., Inc.

— At about eleven o’clock in the evening, July 31, 1936, plaintiff, Herman M. Turnquist, was walking east on Denny way, approaching that street’s intersection with Aurora avenue, an arterial highway. Aurora avenue runs north and south, and ends at Denny way, which runs east and west. Wall street, from the southwest, and Seventh avenue, from the southeast, run into the intersection, and with Aurora avenue form a Y. The paved portion of Denny way is a little over forty feet wide, and that of Aurora avenue is over sixty feet in width. From a point about a hundred feet north of its intersection…