The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1922, Page 10

Hotnelanes ict illite TEC IOOLE STATEN SLAOER SHOW NO INTEREST “IN TRANSIT PLANS a ey @nly 23 Attend Commission's ‘Session, Held ‘to Explain }) Alternate Subw, ay Routes. be hen former Senator and Borough esident of Richmond George Crom Well appeared before the Transit Com- Mission to-day to favor the proposed alternate routes for rapid transit sub Way's under the Narrows he told Tran aft Commissioners that ninety-nine of @¥ery one hundred persons on Staten Igland have been led to believe that roposed combination pas reight tunne) is the only ief. y not gét a horse and, ul Revere, go to work down Chairman MeAneny asked Cromwell. Where were exictly twenty-three Bérsons present when the Transit mmission opened its wession to-day t@ obtain expression of public opinion ow the proposed alternate routes un dr the Narrows. Chairman Moe- ee, explained that the Transit nmission’s tunnel plan wi approximately $20,000,000, ‘Th sutopaped freight and aeenger tun- is desighed to cost $60,000,000. An junction against the onstruction of @ city’s proposed tunnel ts now mding in the Supremé Court and « mass mecting to protest against the iijpans ot Senator, Like ht, Mr. Cromwell pleaded for & bettor ianderstanding between residents of the MWsland'and the Transit Conttiission's jan. He said chat local sentiment, mented by local newspupers, have | sidents believing that the city plan the one means of getting rapid trun jpit connection with Brooklyn. Com issioner Marknen# pointed out that e city’s own engineers ure not in vor of suet a hazardous undertaking a combined freight and passenger nnel. ‘Don't you think some body dows ere ought to undertake some local Ww residents of Staten Island “are {sled in so great and important # iblic project?" . Cromwell replied that talk 7 the city tunnel has been loudly \Riiouted down on the island. must talk louder than they to make the people understand in the soluton of the transit tion,” he sald. Chaitman MecAneny su; that ‘Phamber ot Commerce and other citi- ‘Zens of Staten Island an epportunity ip arouse sentiment and veal inter- 4, oe L” TRAIN | TOOTS | FOR FIRE. ‘Moterman’a Whistle Saves Property or St. doaepn’s Charoh. r ytenes two elevators in th ‘Thich, foensing thelr Sutlet, ead of the fire’ to sent an alarm and firemen put ‘the fire, which they confined to the Junction was held at Stapleton last) |. An alarm sounded ffm an elevated | Adjudged Mo: Most Pe YOANN MARIE WEIR Joan Marie Weir, sixteen months old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, baby in the Wasb- Edmund Hamilton Weir, adjudged the rfect Baby In All Washington Heights Wier Wore most perfect ington Helghta section of New York, and awarded first prize, @ stiver loving cup. for het health and beauty in a contest conducted by the Department of Health for the babies of the district “ MISS WATSON, 16, SAVES Mountain View, N. J., last Tuesday. Mias Watson, reeently a patient in a BABY FROM DROWNING hospital in Jorsey City, had gone to a Plenwes Fully Deewked inte River] bUnmdlow colony at Mountain View for When Child Fatix io. a brlet visit was walking along Many congratulations are being re-| the bank of the swollen by rains, * by Misé Janet Watson, ar-old Oaughter of Mr. and Wateon of No. 227 Palisade Avenue, West Hoboken, upon her rescuc trom drowning of Jitnior Weiner, three years old, in thé,Peduannock River at ret thi coloring and bold best potters. -And though the ptice ranges from $40 to $1 Ovington’s, china wit OVING FIFTH AVENUE A floor of the neh Bo en- lose of $10,000. is pastor of St. soap and Mra, Alfred W whore, where he w feet of swift wate Ag, @nglish dinner service of britliags design. good taste and good value. nd saw the nt brought him @ worse for 103 piecs | Imported dinner services at attractive prices 'U may obtain a full 103 piece dinner service for 12 persons at ree wart boc as $40. 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