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EAST SIDE BUS LINE GETS CITY PERMIT; Board of Estimate Contracts for Service to Replace Storage Battery Cars. TAKE ABANDONED ROUTES Mayor Hints That Prompt Action Was Taken to Forestall Court Proceedings. MADISON STREET LINE SPRING AND DELANCEY STREET LINE. AVENUE C LINE. SIXTH AVENUE FERRY LINE. Protests from the East Side.

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September 19, 1919, Page 6 The New York Times Archives

Permission to operate motor buses in the lower part of Manhattan over routes now traversed by the storage battery cars, which will cease to run at midnight tomorrow, was given yesterday by the Board of Estimate to Louis Reidl, manager of the Stewart Motor Corporation.View Full Article in Timesmachine »

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A version of this archives appears in print on September 19, 1919, on Page 6 of the New York edition with the headline: EAST SIDE BUS LINE GETS CITY PERMIT; Board of Estimate Contracts for Service to Replace Storage Battery Cars. TAKE ABANDONED ROUTES Mayor Hints That Prompt Action Was Taken to Forestall Court Proceedings. MADISON STREET LINE SPRING AND DELANCEY STREET LINE. AVENUE C LINE. SIXTH AVENUE FERRY LINE. Protests from the East Side. Order Reprints| Today's Paper|Subscribe