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111 i FOR MORE TRAINS
1 Mr Hedley Repeats Promise
0j of Better Service on the
I Third Avenue L
STARTS NEXT MONDAY
East Side Rejoices Over Pros
t pect of Early Relief from
Unbearable Conditions
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r HELP FOR SECOND AVENUE
f lirtirtopough Company Looks Ahead
to Conttruotlon of Additional Sub
wiY80n Under Centraf Park
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or thrwifh Iti general manner
rrtok HooUey today renewed lu
to provtdebetlerr Berrtce on
ttu Thlri Avenue ElmiM Railroad
ad to rtUa the tranilt tactlltlei on
I ttat line to the Ushwt Mondord DJ
1001 U poutble
I A enU of the state Railroad Com
I Btetoa who M a rwilt or the fight
Soc unproved eervlce Instituted by The
Bvenlnt WoilO have been quietly In
lh pectin th road wilt lay before Mr
Pbdl y to4ay their recommendations
> and a general Improvement In trans
t tortlon facilities all over the city
Mil lOOn be noted
t 1 Four now train will be put on ned
i Monday Each train U to nave six
an and will stop at every station
I There U great rejoicing all over the
ait lde over this promise ot rellof
from unbearable conditions
Besides renewing his pledge to bet
ter theeut side elevated service Sir
Hedley told The Evening World if
porter this morning that It was the
ultimate aim of the Interborouyh
Company toglvo to New fork the
moat completu and efficient lyitem of
transit both elevated and under
ground In the world The plan If
carrrled Into effect will moan the
building of a parallel aeries of tun
nel from the Battery to the upper
lend of Manhattan island and the
Pronr extending almost from the
East to the Hudson River
Vo Improve Present Service
We will begin said Mr Hedley by
ImpMvIng to the limit the service on
the Jr enlLlIneaaindlnthe Sub
irayf apd when franottMs are offered
frowt tlmo to time 19 they must be for
IJ tunnils running noth and south under
nearly every nvenuj In the city we hopo
to be tho successful bidders Nev York I
a rapidly growing city It Is worthy I
of the finest transit scrvee In the world
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ii Ten or fifteen years from now there
cannot be too man roads to cat ry the
peopKj who will palfonlio them If rn effi
cient lervlce Is maintained and the
management of any railroad which dd
not see th s and bo prepared to take ad
vantago of It wouU be useless to Its
eraplojen
I All Ihat we can to now Is to Improve
tho service on the road wo hnve In
tiand and this we vlll do to the best of
our ability With thi present itruoturcs
nltli ther InadcquaTe terminal facilities
about all vse can dO In thu way of bet
1 tering the elevate nervlco Is to In
crease the number of trains and thU
can t > dono only tra limited ettuit It
takesto many seconds to tot a train In
if ald out of a teimnul and ecn In the
rush hours the headwny cannot bo short
cr than inu tlmo uqulrvd for this pur
pose but wherever occasion demands
vo ute prcpnicd to Inreuso tliu B ileu
rIght up tu the limit
How New Trains Will Run
As 1 told Tlio IJvenliiB World yecr
day wo will 11 Jd fuur new trains to the
Third uvenuu scrvlco on next Monday HI
I tlo rush hum In the morning these
tiullu njll start from IVemunl und run
tu youth Kerry nuking oVer stop on
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1 KILLED ON L I ROAD
Trnln 1I1t Inn 1IIIIt ilinmN Him
i in Trout of liiiiroxx
While crossing tho Long Island trncl < s
et Richmond Hill today Chirloa Hai
roll thirtyseven jeara old was hit bv
two trains mid cut to p COM
Harroll was u butcher nnO manager
tor lilla IrJ at Jamaica avenue and
Pnrlt struot rjohmund Hill
Arrlvlnir at the station he started to
tho castbound track In front of n loci
train He was knocked on to the o her
track In the path of n westbound ex
press and was ground under the wheel
Ono of tho pathetic features of the ac
cident Is tlmt Hnrroll had planned to
be married next week
ARRESTED IN PLAYHOUSE
AllelrtHl Thief Mnilo Primmer In tlie
Ilronihin Tlicntro Aftir Clmno
Wntchmnn Clark of the nroidwny
Theatre dUcoverol a man In the the
atre today and summoned Patrolmon
Connelly of the West Tortysevcrth
etrtPt station who entfr xl tho pla
lious o with Cluk to put the man under
nrreM The Intruder gave the two men
n lively olwiwe < ibout tho ntngo and
through the aJsles of tho tlwuto but
Wiia nnallv cjptuiod
At tho pollco atallon the prisoner KIVO
ibis name as Mosen Opp < nnelmcr The
police MIY he Is alno known aa tranK
Morton When seirchcd RIllen pawn
tickets were found In Ills pockots calllnr
Jor articles tho police Hiy 11116 mulcn
from tlie Rroadwiiy Ihentro Tho prls
> ner was held In 1000 ball for examina
tion
Kor Jnpatient IJalitrrV Rcurfit
An entertainment for the benefit of
the families of tho Jipinoso odlcra nul
i tllorfi will bo ROII tomorrow evening
under tho nuspces of the Japanese ttn
dent Club of Columbia University nt
tho Younx Men n Olirlstlnn Association
Hall on West Tiventsthlid street Jhe
oate js the ItMth unnlversarv ot ths
Ijlllua4ltl w tHa Jiptnsse snplr
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he road In the evenng rush hours
hese trains < wlll start from Chatham
Square and run aa locals throuch to
Tremom No station will ba skipped
except In case ofta block As fast as
new cars can I be delivered more trains
11111 be put on Iho Third avenuo road
until the service Is bt ought up to the
highest standard possible
We will then turn our attention to
the Second avenue U Increasing
rushhour service there to whatever fix
tent Is demanded so far as lies within
our power We appreciate that the at
elde has as yet no Subway to relieve ihe
congestion and we therefore plan to Im
prove the transit fafflltles there ttrst
Then we will take up the Sixth and
Ninth avenue L1 end dd to the service
wherever It Is weak and In any way tha
II possible >
But the elevated terminals are lim
ited and tho number ot train that we
will be able to add to any line must
necessarily be small especially In the
rush hours but the public will find that
nell one extra train count
Bronx Subway Ope <
N will coma the opening of our
Subway exUrulon to tho Bronx anj
ben the completion of the Broadway
Ine Right her I would like to say
that tho original plans for the Subway
never contemplated the operation of the
tunnel ns we are operating It now It
was not planned M open the Subway
to tho public until It was completed
So far as thi upper ends of tho roads
aro concerned we are operating the
tube with Improvised and v inefficient
ermlnals So far as I know however
the Subway service Is eminently sath
factory to the public Let me say that
when the extensions are opened and
we reach our regular terminals the
service will be far superior to that of
today
In the spring tho franchise for the
east side tunnel Is to bo let The Inter
borough will bid for It and hopes to be
successful If so we will build and
equip a tunnel up xlnston avonue
superior to the one now In operation
Both In the construction and the equip
mont of It we will use the present
Subway merely as a guide Wherever
Improvements can be made they will
be All the weak points In this Subway
will be eliminated and the mo < lt ap
proved methods Introduced
Many Subways to Be Built
It la no exaggeration to say that
within a very few y ars tunnels run
nlng north and south under nearly
every avenue In the city will not only
be essential to handling the travelling
public but profitable to the company
which openttfa them One tunnel will
never meet the requirements of the
Bronx cither There la need there
where the city U growing at remark
able rate for many timnelsndiitlip
Bronx will get them 1he rfiyTFJjsS
not far distant when tunnels under
Central Pork will be needed to trans
port people up and down town
The ilapid Transit Commission will
lee the necessity for Ml those road
and franchises for them will be offered
Ve shall hope to secure them and to
give to New York ev intuaaiy uch a
system of transportation aa the world
has never dreamed ot
Tunnels under Central Park wIthoUt
a stop In the r irk could be auccei
fully operated for a road oould uvuii
today be run trim above the Harem
to Flftynlnth street without a stop
and pay r
In all my plans I shall try to Im
prove to the limit txlstlng facilities
and aim toward an Ideal service In the
future
I have found that the old policy of
the publln be damned does not pay In
this age The people demand the best
sen Ice they are entitled to It and th
rout which does not give It cannot last
for long I
A FELLOWFEELING
Why Shs Felt Lenient Toward the
Drunkard
A great deal depends on the point
of view A cood temperance woman
as led in a very peculiar uy to
revise her somewhat harsh Judgment
of the poor dsvll who cannot resist
his cups and she la now the more
charitable She M riles
For many years I was a great
sufferer flora asthma Finally my
health got BO poor that I found I
could not He down but walked the
floor whilst others slept I got so
nervous I could not rent anywhere
Specialists told me I must give
up the uao of coffee the main thlnf
that I always thought gave me eome
relief I consultod our family phy
sician and he being a coffco fiend
himself told me to pay no attention
to their advice Coffeo had such n
charm for me that In passing a res
taurant and setting a whiff of the
fragrance I could not resist a cup 1
felt very lenient towards the drunk
artl who could not pass tho saloon
Frlcntlfl often urged me to try Pos
hun but I turned a deaf ear saying
That may do for people to whom
coffee ts harmful but not for me
cofieo and I will never part
At last however I bought a paclt
age of Postuni although I was sure
I could not drink it I prepared it as
directed and served It for breakfast
Well bitter as I was against It t
must say that never before had 1
tasted a more delicious cup of coffee
From that day to this more than 2
years I have never had a desire for
the old coffee My health Eoon re
turned the asthma disappeared 1
began to sloop well and In a short
time I gained 20 pounds In weight
One day I handed my physIcian
tho tahlets he had prescribed for mi
telling him I had no uio for them
Ho stayed for dinner When I passed
him his coffee cup he remarked 1
am glad to sec you were sensible
enough not to lot jounclf ho per
I suaded that coffee ns harmful This
IB the best cup of coffee I ever drank
he continued the trouble IS so few
I people know how to make good cof
fee When ho got his Borond cup 1
told him ho wns drinking Icstum
Ho was Incredulous hut I con
vinced hIm and now ho uses nothing
but Postnm In his homo nnd has
greatly Improved in health Name I
given by Postitm Co Dattlo Cieek
Mich I
Look In each riclinpe for tho fa
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THEBIGSTORE JT T ACnYIHHSQT or
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SIEGE OPERS fastidious
SIXTH AVE IlDIurlfi tI STS Siris and
I NEW YORK
Double Its 4 H Green Trading Stamps Mornings from 830 I I em
Till 12 oclock Thereafter Single Stamps Until Closing Hour yffisses
Suits Skirts Dresses Reefers
Coats and Jackets
A wealth of beauty is comprised in these prodigious stocks which are complete
and diversified affording the broadest scope of selection
in the most eminent styles and at prices that are especially
interesting because of their unusual lowness
GIRLS NEW SPRING REEFERSAII wool Cheviot col A
Uriel beautiful embroidered emblem on sleeve military but < t JlJ
tons blue brown red and tin
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GIRLS JAUNTY BOX REEFERSAII wool Cheviot col V >
Uriels velvit and braid trimmed pretty embroidered emblem i tf Q J
new sleeve strap back all shades
GIRLS STYLISHBoX COATSOf all wool Covtru A c
fancy collarlcn effect m Iitary buttoni embroidered emblem < 4fr v J
on sleeve i
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GIRLS BROVVNIE DRESSESPlaiied front and back O Q T
1 I fine iheprerd plaidj extra linen oiler with embrod red em Vt 95
bem finished with silk tie and patentleather belt
II MISSES COVERT JACKETS Collarfe strapped 500
f I yicimi full sleeve terge silk lined specal V
f = MISSES COVtRT NORFOLK JACKETS Plaited front
and back collarlest new sleeve with cuff drop back good 5 95
quality serge silk lining
J tJ MISSES IMPORTED COVERT JACKETSVery dressy
t efrccti beautifully tailored entire new effect extra quality Q 75
of guaranteed satin lining
MISSES ALL WOOL BLOUSE SUITS MISSES FINE BROADCLOTH MISSES NATTY PANAMA BLOUSE
New yoke effect nicely tailored fancy BLOUS SUIT Coat beautifully strap SUITS Entire new model silk vest fan
ped black soutache braid inmminj smart cy braid trimming new 10
vest peplum finish new t l 7 piplum skirt strapped o f sleeve peplum finish 0
lulled skirt all I V and finished with knee Jij 5 i taffeta lined
shades Wis MISSES ERQADCLOTH 0
MISSES FANCY MIX r r MISSES WALKING SKIRTSFancy C JO
JURE SUITS In the Nor j 2 75 SKIRTSPlaited 5 00 model
ctr I Bleitcl Cooper Store Rocond Floor Front
folk effects plaited skirt model 10th St b
In the Cut Flower Section
tomorrow we
Violets I place on sale 50000 BUNCHES of 25o
I 14l fresh cut DOUBLE tomorrow25o
The regular price is 50c tomorrow
floll l Cooper Store 18th St Entrance
fJJo1lens 91ew jail6redvults
for Present tindJprin9 lJ
No matter what price you pay you obtain distinct smartness of stye a popularity of fabric
and an excellence of workmanship immediately apparent to every eye
We appeal particularly to the woman who dkcrimnates and desires something refreshinttly
original
In the special offerings for tomorrow prices begin at 51275 andrange upward to 2350
Any woman who sees theje Suits and appreciates good style will enthuse over them at onc
J O 7 1 Stile as illustration of broadcloth FrocksandFrills Jacket prettily
11 I L O finished and stylish Skirt
dol 50 An al or1ment ° f CHEVIOT SUITS in three styles two with jaunty
I I U tailered Jackets other blouse style with braid trimming
d r Cfl Two verY stylish BLOUSE SUITS one of Panama with Tuxeda
I t J it V 0 revcr other of the new serge with braid and Pen an trimming
f C A very smut BLOUSE SUIT of Lymansvile cheviot very artissc In
v1 117 1 50 style tnd beautifully adorned with tailor strappng
O O r1 hndome REDINGOTE SUIT OF BROADCLOTH withlovcy
vli cJ 50 tailcr lines an extraordinary value
I 9 ore Special Tfews Womens Tfew
M and Stylish Walking Skirts
f y f New Skirts of Lymansville cheviot and stylisi mixtures the former
IJ r I fj 75 made in gored plaited style finished w th DJttons the latter 11 gore
II f 1 I plaited efect both exceptional value
i l I l I An assortment of HANDS DME SKIRTS OF BROADCLOTH in blue
V V t M 75 black and brown and very stylish mixtures mad in the latest fashion
that unmatchable
and values are positively
SkKtl Cooptr Store Second Floor Front
nsvuits and Overcoats
oo 9l1orrowatJ85o
One of the Sftest Offerings of the Season
t News like this ought to send a good many men hurrying into the Mens Clothing Store on the
Main Floor tomorrow
Most of these Suits and Overcoats have been taken fiom higher priced lines to supplant those
that sold out Thus you are assured even better values than when this Winter dispersal began
l W1anltallan Coats Uourst Coats
I = The most popuar conservative The very latert novelty Ions
< I overcoats in New York length graceful overcoats with BELT I
l 1 t 44 inches made of fine quality BACK maJe of foreign and do I
T f overcoating In Oxford and fancy mestic FANCY FABRICS AIIO I
1 I m xtures also black and navy Ker in solid coloring length SO
71 r seys Meltons and Friezes inch
i i I iPrincoton Poolo
t fiR 1 fl I t Coats Cioieo Coats
R An extremely stylish Extra long 52 Inch
V f and beautiful Dress 50 OarGirments for da I
I Overcoat Length 47 8 or evening uear Dtiu
j i Inch Fabrics blacl tlful ovtrolild effect
I 1 and Oxford mixed lib J1 also solid color ngt In
In a class by llsdf Gach lingtdoublr bruited
Rlack Suiis fanc Sints
Our special Velour garments are DOUBLEBREASTED AND
SINGlEB REA S TED SACK
Venet n lined Then w show SUITS Some of the choiceS
Black Th I bets Dugonal and fabrics In the brown and slate
elf WI also many bright Scotchy
Worsteds Both single and double colonngs A large number of these
the of world
breASted sicks lsa BUTTON suits are product
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famous maker of mens apparel
CUTAWAY FROCKS Sizes to fit everv build
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Unquestionably the Most Remarkable 1
Umbrella Sale Vet Announced
N1lJCH an announcement as this oujht to bring atremendous crowd OTA I
people into the store tomorr WiAdollar is such a little price forani
Umbrella that the demand will doubtless be the great S D f
est in the history of the saeof this frequently needed pro
tection against the elements J i
The Umbrellas Come From One of the p
Biggest Factories in the United States
Ordinarily many stores would price them at 200 300 J
and 400 each J
ON SALE IN MAIN AISLE TOMORROW
Tjhd Coverings 1 l
The coverinss are made of waeproofed taffeta a material that we tested thoroughly and found mv I
perviojs rain It of a good fist black and possesiet splendid wearing qualities l j J W
r 1 Z Chased wiled or snarled silver Clear dark or clcu edCace
Tjho vram s I capi on Partridge clang or rorn handes in optr or sweep I 1
The Frames are lock Para cn Berne m3una shapes jolllftfOl1 1 <
and EKflcr best steel Ladies naural Wood In box I
ExeicrParHon i Pearl oS flat chunk hook or If
reds fitted with paient bulb ruv loop handles silver or gilt wcoJ fur fc acacl welchs l v Cfyotot I
nei 26 inch Size for woitrn trimmed Eornec
28 inch for men llhavems handles fcr i ntural word and es I
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and I one roxwocd Borno fuizc
tassels and roll closey a acaca
511ergllr gunmetL com b nt Conga wecrtei vine J f
liho jfcandfos tonofsllyeroralltandgunI1et > V rious nlurwoodfhndles I J
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Sierlng Sier caps etchtd 10 t rren vl wome j case d a
slfTu on se eeedseP rtndge Massive cotipositlon buckhorn etched or enSr ved sKer caps 1
mounts I handles with new style animal or with me newest w re orna 4
F re gilt caps on Pen n8 nrouits head trlmmngs i mcnatipns Blteel Co riT RtorMaln AhJei
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GENTLEMEN YOUR OPPORTUNITY
IA8T WEEK OF
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Suit to i 90 Overcoat
Measure 11 Measure
Walk Into our itore elect any rem
nant you Ilkft and we will turn you out
k suUthlllwould coil ouU8to 120
in tailoring entablUhmenti elsewhere
Inlthe city
mEN EVENINOS
Ixuena tlghtcheit cod relleres dim
cult breithtng prevents pneumonia
ttops coughing cures any cold
New York iBeit
Family Cough Medicine
Close your mouth and draw deep
breaths after taking Short Stop and
eel the lungs open and congestion
TinUh Splendid for children
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Bvery Druggist Sells Short Stop
Is the Question of
Room and Board Perplexing You
If so why so when The World
Want columns especially Sun
day contain such long lists of
desirable places where either
rURNISllfD ROOMS or BOARD
may be obtained at prices rang
ln < from the lowest to the high
est owing to location furnish
ings service
You line merely overlooked the
fict that TilE WORLD conhins
Now Yorks best Room and
Hoard Directory Over 4000
houses apartments flats rooms
and board ads are advertised In
The World every week
Seek and ye shall find
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