Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York December 28, 1906 (Frank v. Village of Warsaw)

lead-opinion

Nash, J.:

The village of Warsaw is an incorporated village containing 3,300 inhabitants. Main street, its principal street, is six rods wide. In 1904 one Coloross owned a brick store of two stories with twenty feet frontage on the east side of that street, where he sold fruit, candies, nuts and popcorn. The front of the store contained plate glass windows.