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Daily News from New York, New York • 411

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Daily Newsi
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New York, New York
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411
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Bklytt. Sec. 2 New Kings Trolley Routes Are Put to Test" DAILY NEWS, NEW YORK'S PICTURE NEWSPAPER NASSAU WORKERS JOBLESS and that providing $25,000 for the went to the government, and it is improvement Shinnecock canal believed he will not veto either. Borough Hall Change Officially Goes into AS OUTSIDERS HIRED, CHARGE Effect Today Chiusano said he talked with the Workmen in Nassau cannot ob superintendent of construction at the grammar school and was told no vacancies existed but within a short time several Queens men were hired. He intends to place the si.uation before Nassau authorities.

MEN WANTED! Earn $75 to $100 Weekly! We want 15 men over 25 with ambition and the will to succeed. Those who qualify will be offered permanent connections as Field Executives with a firm operating successfully for nearly 50 years. This is a new plan, fully tested, and the right men can earn $75 to $100 weekly. If have ability and have been waiting for a real opportunity apply at once. Write briefly.

No matter what your previous experience has been we have a place for you in our organization if you possess the proper qualifications. Address A. 600, Daily News, 220 E. 42nd St. tain work on public constructions in that county, but men from Queens and Manhattan are hired, Rocco Chiusano, Italian colony Republican leader, declared yesterday in charging discrimination.

He cited the new grammar school at Hewlett, and the Nassau police headquarters as instances where Nassau laborers were refused work. When Nassau laborers go into Queens seeking work they are not hired because they are outsiders and Chiusano believes the same should prevail in Nassau, 2 BILLS VICTORIES FOR SUFFOLK G. O. P. Another victory can be chalked up for the Republican organization of Suffolk county in the passage last week of two important bills it sponsored.

The bill increasing the pay of state hospital employes with men or that county given preference. Abraham Straus SITOWAY TO)IEIE By LUCILLE DATER. The changes in surface car routings, arranged by the Brooklyn and Queens Transit corporation in eo-operation with public officials to improve conditions in the downtown area of Brooklyn, were tried out yesterday. This gave a puzzled public a day to familiarize itself with the routes in operation, before the new set of traffic regulations officially go into effect today. The principal revisions of the aystera are: A3 a safety measure, passengers will be allowed to enter and leave nly at the designated "Trolley Station" stops, even when the cars re halted for traffic or other causes.

Cars going to and from Park Bow, Manhattan, have been divided into two groups, each with a separate approach to the bridge to prevent conflict in the downtown area. The approaches are at Fulton and Washington sts. for DeKalb aveGreene-Gates ave. and Putman ave. cars; at Court and Fulton sts.

for the Bergen Court st. and Flatbush ave. lines. Separate Routes. Similarly, there will be separate routes for cars operating to Borough hall only.

The DeKalb Fulton Greene-Gates and Putman ave. lines will use the loop via Fulton Adams Myrtle and back into Fulton st. The other set of Borough hall cars Flatbush 7th and St. John's pi. lines will use the No Mail or Phono Onlers Filled Fmlfrn Street mt Hgt Brmklj Tuesday! Sale of 400 Manufacturers' Sample FLOOR-LAMPS .95 Made to Sell From $10 to $15 Com ph'le with Shads i jl lfi 71 20 Styles in AH Designed by a Well-Kiiown Artist S.S3 Complete with blouse at this price 3 Candle 2 Candle Models Junior Bridge Styles Tuesday Sa lei 200 TWEED ENSEMBLES 1." S.95 i CompJete Lamps of the finer types.

Artistically simple in design. Beautifully finished in Flemish, Old English bronze, pewter or rich brass plating. Many only one of a kind. .33 These are the two new routes arranged for Borough hall cars, to simplify traffic conditions in that sector. Solid black arrows indicate the route for DeKalb, Greenes-Gates: and Putnam cars; while the Flatbush, 7th ave.

and St. John's pi. lines will use the other loop. loop via Livingston Court st Joralemon Fulton st. (new third track), Boerum pi.

and back into Livingston st. Myrtle ave. and Fulton st. cars will go only to Borough hall. Subway construction on Jay st.

has necessitated the re-routing of the Myrtle ave. line, and the Smith st. line to and from Park Row. Route is Extended. Service to Fulton ferry will be provided by the Flatbush instead of the Fulton st.

cars. All Flatbush ave. cars will operate via Livingston st. instead of Fulton st. between Flabush ave.

and Borough hall. The Greenpoint line route is extended to Borough hall during rush hours on weekdays. At other times it goes only to Myrtle and Classon aves. The Crosstown cars also will provide a through service from Erie Basin to Park Row at rush periods, via Atlantic Court st, and lower Fulton st. to the Brooklyn bridge.

The new Bergen st. line to the Brooklyn bridge is by way of Bergen Boerum Atlantic Court and lower Fulton st. Every. Easier wardrobe needs a salt this season! Here are the wanted two and three piece tweed ensembles, conveniently low-priced. Tailored jackets, flared or pleated skirls.

Pretty rayon blouses. SIZES 14 to 20 "It's an AiS Subway Store Offering" Rut Building S.9S Complete This Is the Greatest Lamp Value We've Seen in Many a Month! Many have the bases of spun metal characteristic of higher priced lamps. Completely wired. Pull chain sockets. High grade paper parchment shades with an assortment of interesting pictorial subjects.

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