Show e Gleanings of Gotham r Life in the Great Metropolis d Mirrored for Our Readers tf a A tY GOTHAM POPULACE MOVING OUT INTO THE SUBURBS z EW YORK Now Yorks popula NEW tion supremacy is moving fat 1 Into tho suburbs Manhattan builders are providing now homes for GOU90 f + persons this year although their output out-put In recent years has been moro f than twlco that volume a 1 Renting ngcntn In inlililloclnsa districts dis-tricts say tha hero is a tremendous movement of flat dwellers uwny from 1 Manhattan A largo part of tho families 1 fami-lies nro moving to now linnsoK In 1 Brooklyn Quell < < ns and Now Jorsoy on lho lines of tho undcnlvcr tunnels Which are to ha opened this year Brooklyn Is getting by far tho largest Ijt Bhttro because transit facilities there y sJ now aro fairly good Ir In nil the now rapid transit suburbs Hat builders luivo begun work an 3000 houses during tho first throcniuarlors d of tho year They will contain homes for over 30000 families Manhattan r uuvRrn builders have started during tho same period less than 200 houses They will house less thnu 10000 families It U estimated that tho Manhattan flats begun be-gun during tho first nine months of tho your will not house moro than 35 000 persons But tho reduced construction moro than supplies tho population needs ot Manhattan Thero aro moro vacant lints In old centers than have been seen In nearly a decade Flat owners In many parts ot Harlem Har-lem on Washlngtpn Heights and In tho Bronx aro offering fruo rents to attract tenants At tho same time the increased demand in Brooklyn in splto of Its lingo currant construction of flats Is offering a basis for higher rentals Few families who movo Into Brooklyn Hats can got so much as a months rent froo even when thoy pay a higher rental than has prevailed in the same neighborhood |