 Vincent continued operating from Brooklyn, and Ciro continued expanding his operations in East Harlem and The Bronx.Ciro "The Artichoke King" Terranova controlled the 116th Street Crew during the prohibition era.In his later years, after being "encouraged" by younger gangsters to retire in 1935 and subsequently declaring bankruptcy and losing his Pelham Manor home to foreclosure, Terranova and his wife moved into the building long owned by the Morello-Terranova family at 338 East 116th Street (the headquarters of the Ignatz Florio Co-operative Association).