The evening world., 1919-12-08
131 TRAINS CUT
OFF n. Y. CENTRAL;
COMMUTERS HIT
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trains Nos. 13O. 1Ie. $50, 17s and 1sI
(southbound) nre discontinued on
weekdays. On Sundays northbound
main line trims Nos. Sc and "a and
southbound trains Nos. Sc and % are
taken on
All train service on the Yon'ters
branch IL discontinued on Sundays.
Ten week day and twelve Sunday
trains are discontinued on the Hudson
River suburban division. Nos. sI5 and
3.7 are discontinued from New York
to Croton; No. 225 will run Saturdays
only. Nos. 226. 22o and "a. Croton 10
New York, are taken on. These are
all week day trains. On Sundays, No.
22l New York TO Peekskln and Nos.
200. 225. 25l. 245 and III nre discon-
tinucd. New York 70 Croton. and Nos.
al and 7oS are discontinued, croton
10 New York.
In addition 10 the Twentieth Cen
tury Limited, the main line trains
discontinue include No. 81. New York
TO Utica. and Nos "a. &c and 1913, New
York 20 Poughkecpsie. Other traias
taken off include No. 20. Buffalo TO
New York; No. TO- Troy 10 Now York.
and Nos. "a and 172. Poughkeepsle 10
New York
The Delaware. JaokaNunna and
Western Railroad to-day announced
the dlBcontinuance OF many commut-
ing trains. Incoming committing
trains arc taken or as follows: No.
3il, from Mlllhurn; Nos. i2s. 1872, 1876
and 100 from Montclalr: Nos. 2Gl and
300 from Morrlstown; Nos. 22s, 40 and
2i6 from South Orange: No. 3GG from
Dover.
Trains from Hoboken are diacon-
tinued as follows: Nos. ll3. III. 12l
and I67 to Montclalr: Nos. 257 AMI 2s5
to Morrisown; Nos 200. I2e. :gl and
200 10 South Orange.
On Sundays. No. 100 will bc an
nullcd. Trains Nos. lS6. 22s. 40 and
36G to Hoboken. and Nos. 1el. 2O9. l2o
and 3sl from IIoboken will continue
10 run Saturdays only
On the Central Railroad Of New
Jersey the following outbound trsllns
are discontinued: Nos. 2i5 and 257. to
Crnnford; No. ?ol. 10 Duncllen: Nos.
1909. 1921. 1920, 1925. 1927 and 1901, to
West Eighth Street: Nos. 81 tSatur-
days. and 52S. tp Point Pleasant; Nos.
Sunday and III. TO Somerville: No.
ll5, TO High BridEr: No. s5S. 10 Red
Bank; No. 37i, to South Amboy.
Tho following New York bound
trains nre cut Off: NOS 1914. 1890 lO22,
1924 and l02s. from West Eighth
Street No. 65s. from Philadelphia: No.
1919. from Avenue Al Nos 3S2, 3l4
and 336. from Point Pleasant; Nos.
liG, lA Saturday and 40. from
Somerviue: Nos 254 and $50, from
CRAWFORD; No. 2i4, from Dupellcn (:
No. 13O. from High Bridge; No. 372,
from Porth Amboy.
Trains Nos. 7t3 and sos. from .he
Liberty Street station. New York, are
discontinued. and Nos. 75l and 75s
| from the same station, will bo run on
Saturdays only. Nos. 74i. 764 and SOt
leaving Newark for New York will be
discontinued and No. 766 viii r7ir
Saturdays only
A cut OF about 10 per cent. inyo,v-
| ing about eighty trains, will be mnd,
In tho New York suburban service
OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad. q was announced, al,
though the schedule were not av II.
able
Ohiclnl nnnouncement was made II
Roston that the now schedule In tha
region cuts off 1872 passenger traini
on the New York, New Haven ant
Hartford. and IT on the Boston ant
Maine. Two trains in each dire ctioi
will be taken off the New Haven
New York Boston service-th,
Kntckerbocker Limited and the traiI
leaving New York at 7,5l A. M. vii
Hartford. Many of the trains rui
only Saturday or Sunday.
or the local lines there have bee
cut of, from New York TO NeV
Haven, the 2.5s =. NJ and the So
f.. NJ. Saturday train. From NeN
Haven 10 New York tho sos A. N
and the 1855 Sunday trains are loppe
on,
other trains to be withdrawn in IN
Eastern. region include those leavin
washington for New York at s
NJ, 1906 a. NJ. and p. M; leavin
, New York for Washington at 40
p. NJ, SOS A. NJ. 1905 A. NJ. and S.s
r. M. and another section OF trai
leaving New York for Washington q
2.S0 Z. NJ.