The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-04-17

cept OF course late Al night. she admitts 1
thew did not keep II up after ~ p. NJ
-'Of course you did not know that thsv
we're 40 musical or you would not have
rented them the apartment she sug-
gested
Madam 1 pointed out. there y no
clause in ypetr gsaee prnhi biting ycu FROM
pla wing and singing Why do you suppose
il II gAinst the rules TO do these things?'
DO you mean TO tell me, she almost
many musical Instruments prospective
tenants have and how much they prac-
That is sxactIy what ! do mean {
puts ooncevn children. dogs and moral
and financial responsibility. and these
have TO he put very automatically. Wore
! tn Try to Dry into how a tenant spent
his lsisuTe ] should he told practically
This is my firs, experience In an apart
meni, she said when leavinS. and ] must
Say that ! ann disappointed.
-Is there no way then OF guaranteeing
a fairly quiet APARTMENT TO particular
IreoDleg" the agent wms asked
Yes; or partly 50. For instances. when
q responsible peENon arrives here 20 do
buksnonN with ms and makes " cb8ar that
he In particular about HAVING Quiet neiah-
bOrs ! talk with the janisor Of the buildinG
Ia whioh | am sendinR ham and mah ABOUT
the tenants in Apartments iOC and loE.
which are above and balow Apartment
IOD. which is for rent. N tho tanitor
answers that they are pretty lively ]
don't send my client there. ! try else-
where.
Particular persons who have had sx-
perience often make inquiries on thalr
own account. and this 10 the wissst thing
to do. The janitOr knows whether thers
are children or pianos above. below OF
in the adjoining apartment. although ~
NAV keep mum a. to how much or how
little Of a nuisance they are.
In regard TO dogs. some Of the incest
appearing women have looked me IN the
have told me no. and pevhaps the firps
time I went 10 the Guiding after thew
moved in I would meet these same women
carving toy does Then they explain;
dog that ouId run In the halle they win
say. Bcebee is such mite. and never
let her out Of my arups W hen going IN Or
out. az course Won doD't object TO her.
and hat can do but decide to wink az
this breach % the rules.
"This SHOVE thet it's lot easier for an
agent Co ask questions than to Ret honest
answers. and IL also accounts for the coth-
Dlaints isnitOrs receive ever day sbotit
barking dogs. Beebes and Fido often
regent IL when lift at home cloDe and
take il nut an the neighbors Nv Reeping
np - steadv scratching. whining and
barking for hours at a stretch BeclDes'-
mistress IN 40 sorry and agpOlogetic the
first time that almost any agent " footed
into believing that u won't happen a@ais,.
whereas. a. In q recent case. u ~ In ely
70 happen - often that thsre " nothing
tn do hut rive the tenant the choir~ %
parting with the dog or the apartment,
and Of course the dog wins out
-Scoreg of fat hunters the-e days ar
a@klng for nerraise - ls.=,s=ct th= S==
sound proof apartments. hopeful ~ Land
ing In quarters imDervtous 20 mu~iral and
card playing distractions. Nov. on the
straight about the ouiv sound proog
rooms I knOg Of ar~ vaults. which ars nos
popular for EouBek S@ping.
The nearest approach tn sound proof
apartments are 81 the class which rent
Cor from $1,000 60 e1.OOO and more = year
each. None ~ the apartments al NV
list which rent from sls0 . month down W
anything like sound proof. A teuant to
whom ! rented an apartment last eall in
q so-csiIed sound proof building came In
% tell ma that she could h@ar through ne
wall on occasion What her next nsiaheor
said.
sNo. the peruon Who wants % llvs IN
perfect quiet had better MT try uyiRg
In q Fat. ! have n few rules which tanl-
ways aig for the beneft of novices Who
can 80 are MOI "a satisfied a. eha9 hntSet
% b when signing the lease Tha-ewO
mnGs Important are: Train yonraelf noe
~ mind NOISE and cuitivnas ths hnliie
~ taking = nap IN TIE daytime u yonr
sleep N distlIPbsa az night II " per-
fectly poaaible N learn 10 10 both Of thssa
ebimWn.'