Bacon v. Miller

Prior to April 22, 1924, Park avenue, in the city of New York, borough of Manhattan, extended south to Thirty-fourth street. It was 140 feet wide. South from Thirty-fourth street this avenue was known and designated as Fourth avenue. Between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-second streets it was 120 feet in width, and south from Thirty-second street, 100 feet wide. Between Thirty-fourth and Thirty-second streets, Fourth avenue, so designated, had been widened by extending the easterly curb line 20 feet to the east. This made Park avenue north of Thirty-fourth street and these two blocks of Fourth…