In 1877 Swift successfully shipped the first refrigerator carload of fresh meat to the East.
Bruce Lieberman, chairman of the New York and Atlantic Railway, said his business has steadily attracted new customers, climbing to more than 22,000 carloads annually.
When I look around the house I realize that if people found out about this place, the police, according to the new laws, would be making several trips away with carloads of the deceased. .
By J. J. Fuller and E. B. White The New Yorker, January 19 , 1935P. 9 Ambiguous Note: The first full carload of horseshoe nails sold into New York City in over a quarter of a century, arrived at the Desbrosses Street Frieght Statio the other afternoon.
Instead, I returned with a belly full of clams, a carload of fat blueberries and sweet corn, and a new appreciation for all the permutations of chowder.
"One supporting player," Mr. Pileggi wrote in an absorbing article in The New York Times in 1971, "got so confused about who he was that he joined a carload of enforcers on a trip to Jersey to beat up scabs in a labor dispute (as it turned out, they had the wrong address and couldn't find the strikebreakers)." Even so, the final product was a New York-based classic.
New Parking Policy A Hit in Stamford Stamford drew hordes of beachgoers over Memorial Day weekend, as 732 carloads of people, not all Stamford residents, paid $20 to park by the water.
Admission: $20 per carload.
Through Sept. 1. $10 $200 per carload.
Carload admission, $35 in advance, $45 on Monday.
