‘ lid!“ duiu‘k advice.
t 1,111.3
Walter Gene al Wynne. and a
. hinlton deans ch says they were
taut, Postmaster General Morgan aim. \
ply and f‘nothlng new." ‘ it‘ls esti-‘ - D;'°~.;g‘;',g'.. ,
sled th t if promo one were made‘ \‘i ‘ '. '0' :/
it]! died to 850.000 a fiscal year. The ,
l ‘ ‘MR. issue, M'risriso.
rm all am
"lurid“, “room...
MM... m,
Edible." Bright’s ii. . a
Ii 3’”! Guam ' in _Urim '
E r; “mi"‘rls I]. d (0" .a
‘3‘ 'Ml5-‘éhé23 p.53... it"?
* ..Rlleumsl’lsm. Cool and 5‘”
'.\ ' Kidneys; Stops Getting U
/
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:31
W ‘FK. April Iii—Investiga-i
' into. ..chsrm..tnsde against tpoi
‘ , "whence department luj
, ‘ (vii advanced to the point that
. will come. Secret service;
9 int arrived here from Washing-i
, an ‘ food the detectives, who havej
’ "I
..._..
.-=-_,.
~ a rally pushing the Inquiry for
. but live days The new ‘cohters‘ fizém'win Children. -:1:
m . r . \- ~ _ .
, under orders from First Assistant. N 50 CENT. A BOX __ -
. x
..,."\52‘ —- ___,_,~
» \ "menu-unis or fill -:::-'.-
. v . j -. . . . j
I trnchpd to hold themselves in iiadi oils“ ”Emu”: co cmc _
II I tomalte one or more arrests un- \
\Z
‘t . -
._..,\,. ,,
It was lmpesalhletoget any expres-
lion of opinion from prominent prcs- .Eé’w
eat, 91' to offlol‘flclals. Postmaster § TRADE MARK '1’
de Call 0‘ did not be. seen and Minis-g Sm" and.“ wttNW‘ “‘3;
n m'niyti stances?“ on :25 to non he.“ I. "I
heat the-limits off‘ in New York alone
THE CLIFFORD PHARMACY
Investigationpstarted here is expectcui Platner if. Bradley. Props.
to spread to bther cities.
i CHARGES AdAlefr POLICE.
Wt
{Aiiegation That Waterbury Force
l
:6 :
‘ ~ lll‘d-
~ ‘ t
than to» w l ..
j follow ng am- I tel-es
l building opoyatlons in The Nor-
walka: ., ' ‘ . v,
. W! H. McMahon has taken the con.
tract for the erection of a dormitory
and chapel on Krystal": Island for the
Mann-sit Institute. It will be 50x90
loot, lill't‘t' stories high. containing 40
rooms. The cost will be about. 810,000.
ll, w. Mather has the contract for.
tho improvements to bc made to Old
Wcll lire house. Arrangements will
bc motto for horses, with n bunk-room
on the
plumbing.
Waldron ii; Riordan have started
work on lili' fruitic building to be
i'l’t't‘lt'ti in Wintilnnuk for William An-
derson. It will be 38x40 feet, arrang-
i-il for a store and tenement.
Arthur Wsidron and M, .l. Riordan
have formed it partnership and WM
carry oti tbc building business under
ihc firm name of Waldron a Riordan.
\vith shop in Steamboat i’lncc.
Dudley It}. lloyt has the contract
for tho crcction of twu cottages in
ltowayton for the Rowayton Corpora-
lion.
W
BLESSING OF THE OILS.
w...—
important Ceremonies Celebrated at
the Cathedral It Hartford.
A solemn poutlfical mass was eels
‘iintcd at the cathedral at Hartford
Thursday. in the presence of about 100
priests of the diocese of Hartford and
a large congregation of the laily
The ceremony was commemorative
of the institution of the blessed snot-a
iIIt‘llL
of the holy oils. used throughout the
diocese during the year in the adminis-
tration of the sacramentsibf baptism.
confirmation: cxlerme tinctlon and
second floor, and other Im-
piovi-mcnis. ilorucc Nash will do the
There was also thc blessing
in hints
I .
W H « Will‘s Mo
esteem
s yo ’ 'ths“.treat snt'of
.. WW like? _‘
‘ Iran“? "'3' still“; ll 9 f it. ‘
‘ a rusty. monoraroa.‘
o“ .9 wli It 10.081 highwa crossings. j
which 8.500 are at gm 9. i Frill): t? Mag
' ' 22. 1897. the only crossln I e in note
”gm; “3; 2:01;“ "i: "Pilaf gamed; were thus'e changed volulitarlly by. the
smartiit ‘ltlr ‘ “n a” and "we '1". rai‘irpndwomp'anles or toroughmutusl
;‘ v“ (Ml f ”we, “of , k ”I?“ ‘_' arrangements with the toiivna and man-
” " ow a)“ ‘ “m" 5 wt (""9 iclpalltleii. ’l‘licmatlcr of grade cross-
the. most stubborn case. Home of the
, _ tugs rat-clveil no attention in the an-
:epoitii from those who h yr been our . . . , .
cti of catnrrhjfibr' Hymnal |’ id like int- nuai “mm“ m "H liniltoad Commit
”MW ‘liOIl pifiti’lp'us to ”127, |exti0ilt in $98!":
- .j-_ . . 0 am) Hi ons ma c iyjonc co pan
olohu‘ S‘,,("“3~ “all“ "Yum"! mm, M‘" to cross at grade the trucks (if another.
uliics. i am it. years old and bare In ”m“. critics the Commission We”
Aw"! t" fryer“, with “mm“ in the scribcd interlocking devices. etc.. and
9‘“ ‘" 2" l" 3" years. I hate ”m" had powcr to give or to withhold per-
orcd with many spi-clalists and they mission m make ”wen” tag
all told me that the disease was incura~ ‘ . B '
Iilc oti account of my ago. After using 0" m" above date, however. the
”yum”, “ ‘short “mg i was greatly present grade crossing law went into
bcnciltcd and can how any that I am "m“ ,
entirely voted. 1' has been six meal by the Commissioners. In their
mouths sliirii'l stopped using the rcmc~
’dy and i still rcmnln cured," '
in ncarly ovcry town and village of
he country can ilt‘ found those who
have ilt‘l'il cured of catnrrh by Hyu—
ncl. In South Norwnlk there are
irolinlily over a thousand people
Whine ili‘flilil/ has hut-n restored by this:
‘cntnrknblc lrcattnctit. .
Sillisoii-l’oweil Corporation hovel
iolil package llili’l' Dllt‘kflitt‘ and "VFW?
inc has been with their porsouul goal"
imi-i- to refund the money if it did
not t'lll't'. Only two outfits have been
icturncd iitid In each instance the mon-
- oy was paid back without question.
You run no risk whatever iti buying
Hiomci and your word decides the
question as to whethcr you pay for the
remedy or not. _
(fan you afford to suffer lougcr with
v-ntarrb when you can buy a gunrssiteedl
trralniont bit this plan?
iiuul appropriation by the legislature.
out of any moneys not ‘otherwise ap-
proprlntcd, of 8100000. ‘to pay the
state's share of the expense of remov-
ing oxistlng highway crossings from
grade, If lcss than this is spent dur-
ing nny your. the balance becomes part
of tho appropriation for the ensuing
your. ililti titwt-l tint serve to increase it
No deduction. however. must be made
for iiuadlustcii outstanding liabilities.
if the appropriation for any year is
sufficient to pay the state‘s proportion
of any change ordered, this must be
t'It‘Bl't‘ti up in the ensuing year before
any now work is undertaken, unless
additional appropriationffor it is order-
ed by the legislature, and It ls‘furtlter
provided that. the work; ordered done
must bc apportioned union the differ-
ent railroads and municipa ltles of the
statc. so as to produce euuallty of bat"
dcii. as far as the nature of the case
it is prcsented.Without. com- ,
llillii roport. and provides for an an- ‘
MODERN """“"-’SS PHILOSOPHY.
t"l.ott.i-rs of a Self-made Merchant to
' ills Soul"
will ocrmit.
The division of expense between the
railroad. the municipality and the state
may bc tabulated as follows: New rall-
"lathe Nemhwutern Mia Expedition
{j; 'i- 10%!!qu Very Successful.
“.an voila. April 13—month K.
' lineup“, 'who provided the funds for the
heap" oprdltion to northeastern Asia
for‘ihs par ose of studying the natives .
and earth 'cblloatlons‘of their imple-
men' said today that he was perfect-
fied with the results of the ex-
on. ’ ‘He' declared:
stories’ amount to ~ regarding obstacles
{faced in the path of the explorers by
union officials I cannot say. but i
know thltrtheoxnedltlon has been suc- ,
‘;’ “action is here and :
coast 1,16? the
beta made read for exhibitionf '
“ "When we first. decided on making
the exploration the Russian govern-’
"What these .
E Failed to Perform Duty.
‘ WA'I‘ERBURY. Conn. April 131—
;A numbcr of policemen in this city
{are worried over 'the announcement
itbal the sword wlli’probably fall to.
inorrow evening. it is expected that
.cbnrgus will be prefcrre'd at that
‘tlmo against rccreant officers by the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
".0. Officials of the road claim that
the policcmeu did not perform their
ijduty in a number of instances during
the strike and Openly synipatbized
with the trolleymen_
Thursday night at a meeting of tho
board of commissioners of public
. safety. called for the purpose of heat"
flcal mass were:
Celebi'snt; the Right
the ‘ltcv. .l.. Van deu Nort.
deacon. the Rev. C. J. McElroy. of not
it‘s. the Roy. E. A. Jordan and the Rev
.1. i‘. Quinn of the cathedral.
C. M. P. McGivnt-y. of New Canaan.
ADDRESS BY MR8. 8. R. WEED.
ins any
holy orders -»'I‘lic officers of the pupil-i
Rev. M. Ticr‘i
any, I).D.'. assistant priest. the Very
Rev. .1. Syuott. V. (3.: deacons of honor.
the Revs. M. McKoon. New Haven. and
Putnam:
by: sub-deacon, the Rev. .1. ll; O‘Odh-
poll. of Norwalk; plasters of oeremonl t‘i't'l'ythlng ”Mm men; and “is migh-
t)lhcl' priests present were Rev. I)l'.i
William Mailer. 0.1).. of Scum Nor-i busl 935.11.“
walk: Rev. T. Shaulcy. Westport: Beta: ‘3 '
With most men duty means some-
'liliii: iinplcasant which the otiicr fcl-
. tow ought to do. ,
l rcmrmbt-r reading once that some
ii‘ilows use language to conceal
thought; but it's been my experienci-
that a good many more use it instead
‘ ’ of thought.
You can trust a woman's taste on
road crossing existing highway. ex-
pensc of rcmoving creasing to be
hornc entirely by the irailt‘oad; new
hlgbwny built across existing railroad.
one-half the expense to be borne by
tho railroad and one-half by the maul-
t‘lpaiiiy: existing crossings. half the
extreme to be borne by the railroad.
and thc balance divided cqually hc-
twecn the municipalitygand the state.
in other words, the maximum expen-
diture which can be made during a sin-
gle year. with state aid.‘ is 8400.000. of
which lialf‘is contributed by the rail-
roads. But as a matter of fact the
appropriations from 18.98 to 1901, in.
cluslvc~ aggregated only 8367.500. or
a trifle ovcr 890.000 p r annual. and
ty lucky she slips 'up thcre. or we'd
1 prctty high all be bachelors.
ltcpnrter- makes reading lively. but
Anything that trains a boy to think
‘; niiil to think quick pays: anything that
i. touches a boy to get the answer before
iihc othrr fellow gets through biting
‘ thing the challenger had previously ‘eii.
.hreakflfil' the Condititms’ Wore (worse!
' m ARCHBISHOP OF MANILA.‘
filflgglllied, in which case the Rev. J.
" arty 'of St. .ee's Church. St.
. .. , . ._ , complaint which Benjamin
an...
’ a e r' . . , * e i .
eat and ordered his officials to facilitate , p Mr 1):“ 3 i no (re “(1?”le ni 5k ‘ 'fi
the nth Pass orts were Cheerfully‘ ' ' ens ey, m ‘ l' “Hg“ ' 3‘“
provided sud thepsoientistl began their E ii washthe desire of the “fompmnrm
. - ‘l e l' l‘ ' " 0 '
lawl‘linu'eaiclously. The ““1"“er 0‘ iidrylm. muffins!) ii: ()l‘ll'tt‘ Ciii‘thils' ri- ‘-
‘h‘:cin:°n With the country“! “all":{sl‘liance of which Mr. Sedgwlck is a.
an «9599“ gland them ‘0’ e “'0“ .' member. desired to make charges '
.ar.r-.l::::::.“r.rtt:a satin. .. .. l;°”“‘.i°"‘§‘~‘;8. ,
' ' ~ ‘ - i l .
i-ieaas at its disposal was provided. {Peumfiyai‘gfgrti’g‘d Oghea(.%?u;ngmo%ofig
Theexpedlilou accomplished “9 “blf‘f‘l land Chief of Police iiagau. The latter '
800056138114. 30801113 BN1 300119150“ '“9 l'offlcer remarked to several reporters ;
it}. New ‘York “0“" making the. collec- ,that he was afraid some of the police,
lion HWY for exhibition. officers had not performed their duty;
‘ ;,..s ~ W satisfactorily.
EHAMRQGK§ NOT RACING TODAY-. “l appear for the Citizens‘ Alli?
'"’ ' '"""“ more.“ said .Iudgc Pcasley. "This or-.
Spinnaf‘er Boomiof shamrock 1 Spic-
“eii, but New Spar will be Fitted.
WEYMOUTH. hing. April I‘d—The
Shamrock I‘s spinnaker boom. which
was carried away by a. stehm ,yacht
nu“ .jj.tlte.,.ra‘oa with Shamrock Ill.
acknobeenspilced. but it has
.ganziation intends to prefer charges
i against some of the members of the po- .
tiles department on account of their
.conduct during the strike. Mr. Selig»
‘wlck's charges will be incorpomtcd luv
‘th‘ls complaint. He will be out- of our,
" witnesses."
~-ltcliing pilcs? Never mind if pity-
sloiaunbavo failed to cure you. Try
Dean‘s Ointment No failure there. 50
,ccnts. at any drug storc.
dis tied to postpone further ion»
a actual racing conditions be- ‘
tween the two. boats until a new spar
can be fitted.
,,Artrid|‘ spin between the Shamrocks
was arranged for today. but their de—
Dhtrt t'ej. in delayed While awaiting the
and atLu of a. hard northerly wind.
hell births forenoon was occupied.
with altering the challengers mainsall.
which had“ stretched considerably. The
ton‘yachls left their anchorage at
allots. sit o’cloek this morning. and
fetched out to start a trial race. but
the wind. even inside the Breakwater.
was harder and more usually than any-
..- hw.:___....
‘~ ITALYXS AGRICULTURAL CON-
GRESS.
ROME, April lib—Tho International
Agricultural Congress was inaugurated
int the capitol today before King'Vlctor
1 Emmanuel and Queen Helena. About
‘ L300 delegates Were i‘ireeent. The Am-
erican representatives; or. Daniel 1..
:Salinou, chief of the Uplted States Bu-
. roan of Animal Industry, ind Henry E.
‘Alvord, chief of the dairy division of
like United .States Department of Agri-
Tculture, haye not yet arrived. The
Marquis Di Cappellyipresident of the
iCoagress. in his opening speech. criti-
{clued the “ultra protectionism of cer-
'taln American countries." and said he
aforesaw that their attitude would
_ ,j change with the increase of their popu-
: »IW£. iApril 13.—~Th9‘ Might Rev. flattens to‘the avorage of those of En-
dohn J. O’Connor. bishop ostwark. irrational-countries.
s favorably spoken of at the *
. atln‘ mp: appointment as archbishop
attitude but should. "use muons {3:
'q‘xma bishops wish to scoop the ‘
is .1 profits of lower rank may he
prrienced. The boats staggered under
their lovlsr canvas alone: ,Qu‘lfiide the
and after a consultation it Was decided
wimiflte trial. owing to the risk
gig-night“!!! the yachts‘ spars.
.‘Liou‘mmo cannon-tron new.
iator. who could do any problem in
with but an instsni‘s hesitation. is
.dead. aged 30 years.
MST-gage he was taken to the state hospi-
lldo..‘ris considered likely to he
“arhcbishop of Manila.
‘.of:‘*Waahlaxton .
. “MW”? 0* N‘Ou‘flii strain. believed lobe themesult’of his
lne Islands and the'ReV. work *withfdgures. Vallance’ could dup-
lloilshefllli of Philadelphia. llcate the feats of any of,the lightning
0 has just been made bishop
seam. wilt be called to
Homo?) , wonseerstlon and also to sag-
ing *lnshsntlymnrdesired‘ date ‘in his
tory. He could Ive instant answer to
[finalise by starting for the such arithmetica nominal; asimultiply
lipplnes from the center of Catholtr 389.487 by 4,641. Feats in algebra were
eat-(1cm w . .' his dellght.‘ ‘::. * ' ‘ '
j , wry-H REyOLej ., devours may. qvgnris‘rs.
l- > . . . chanson, Oaiif..1 phi 434m iii-j
. ,. . N- Y.. ADP“ 13--A m“ ehnlal conference of the Seventh Day
it." old. who registered as F- Adventists closed today. .‘t‘he follow-
of Bravest... is dying at. the
hospital with a self~lnflictedi held two yenr‘s hence In imda‘ were
it!- liis lie-d; Reunited elected: President. A. o. , an, or:
. t! in! Militia-ma Battle Creek, Mich; vice , dents;
y and rent in the hotel a. a. Oohrldi,‘ of Germany. not .w._
e .. t kiln-elf walled-I. smooch. of Battle Creek; sec .‘
.ip ,~‘ ‘ 5 W. A. smear, of Battle Creek: Troupe
er, 1. K. Evans, of Battle Creek; In!
dltor, D. D. Par-melee...“ South
cheaterr Male. . 1' 7“
I
the interbank son.
9»
a r: at“.
saa'roaA "was I b. ‘
as j is: ‘SAMTOGA. N. to. anti . Mo?
"19 “t"? owml 9°0th painters. mar-hang
' “Elly! snow; era‘ nonunion, nine-I, allure
Merovin- and pie-caramel» have bier on a:
. l-gt. workagfljt
.i
I
' In
if.) it
iii Mama:
0
"neuron. N. 1., April iii—wanton i
Vail ce the famous ll tnlu -cltiou~‘
so ' ‘h ' 5 ‘ been appointed Grand Secretary in suctl
mathematical calculationnentally and :
“m“ “ “‘9‘“. GI RA-LTAH, April i3--Ti'ia British
BIG“ 1.4 ‘ tal‘
‘ ' ta suffering from a sayete men .Klng Edward on board, escorted by six
calculators. and beat them all by star.
In. officers for the conference to be {show ”it? nations of theworldthe lim- .
Ktn- ’
to . ..
am -.. .. '
""m-r we
Mrs, S. R. Weed, of our neighboring i
towtr itownyton. last. Friday afternoonl
told the Woman's Club very entertain-l ops them. it doesn't malts men bright:
lngly of a visit site made some time ago? ii iliyelops them.
to that celebrated principality. Monte.
Carlo. Mrs. Weed describes this place; the road ihitl you wont like. but the
as being most ’enchontlngly located on ; house tie-,rds- their business. ‘
ihc shore of the Mediterranean Semi
and possessing all the aesthetic acres-i silt. and what you don't know it: a
sorted appertaining thereto it must lit“: meal as for “the other fellow.
on a Hi‘ilil' of wonderful magnificence:
Mrs. Wood likened it to a ore-vision of?I t‘t‘r‘fi to you. ; it would do you no good.
When the listener has on-’ and it would do the house harm. There
loycd the recital concerning all these is plenty of room at the top here. but
ravishing beauties the mind naturally i there is no elevator in the building.
pn rad lac.
shrinks with tlmldlty from running the!
scale of emotions from a major to a i on the ground floor it's a pretty safe‘
minor key. from century to vague, in~f rnic to tulié‘the elevator to the roof:
which 1 garden. ' .
definable sadness to despair.
scents to he the last condition of a’
majority of those who frequent MonteI
Carlo. airs. Weed expatiated upon the;
wonderful power for influence posses»!
cd by the Woman's Clubs. 0f the?
priceless privilege it has to do the upvi
lifting w rk ,of the century. in con-
ncrtion w th the thought on the nobler j
impulse to all its efforts. Mrs. Wcodi
made a most earnest appeal against our i
sin of supine-nests in allowing the cab.
tended growth in our midst of the plen- i
surc gambling places. where the evil to ;
cntrnp is so insidious that the unwary
arr caught. Molten infatuated beyond i
rcclalm.~'~New Canaan Messenger. ,
i
SLIPPED AND BROKE THIGH. 3,
: of himself. and the college yell at the . 0“ injured. Which 55 ill
'roaozv'ro, 0m. April is—lSir our-l
or Mowat. the lieutenant governor of:
Ontario. slipped in his bedroom audi
broke his thigh. Sir Oliver has been’
in feeble health for some time and the
shock. it is feared, will bc‘serlous.
UNKNOWN GIRL DROWNED.
BRIDGEPORT. April til—«The body
of an unknown girl about 16, years aid
was found Saturday afternoon floating
in Black Rock harbor. Police'secured
the body at a dock and the. medical ex-
aminer had it taken to memorgue.
NEW ’CH l N62; ‘ GRAND "SECRE-
A
rams. ,Apru 13.;$flm¢~ Ching.
president of the foreign office. has
cession to the late Yang Lu.
9 m MALTA.
KING EDWARD SAILS
roya yacht Victoria and Albert. with
'cruisertg sailed for Malta.
In the hdils of the vast institution
iof learning they want us to tread
‘ lightly as we pass the seat of the paiild
lyouth who is- muodlly composing
:somethlng upon a sheet of pure white
- er. ., , . ,
i We see hls'knltted brow: his air of
'intense thought; his. every evidence
iof great mental struggle. . ,
{ f‘Ah." .woawhisner. 51; he preparing
some weighty. treatise on political
I
economy; or some thesis which shall
',per systeméofgourunentf'! , ,
I "No." whispers the, guide in reply.
.“Wiir.fi..rrsiarkcd _ . 0. putting
down, his . ..,'-*ivtur: a min use
writ racists r"
, . . . . v , eu-
imni‘i fields? “i‘r'n sure." replied gill}-
plemuuri‘l'p sure. 1 death“. an”-
hsirn is that they "sustain them
m-"-*Gieblnnstl mm: ’1‘?“-
, .4 1”,, ~
mam .‘ “j.
. but this doesn't include .books that;
I
i
i
i
"He 18 «tonnes mm nth" ..
a
l.
t
i?
thc pencil pays.
in 1902 no a no riatlon whatever was
(‘ullcgc doesn't make tools; it dcvel» DI D
made. As a consequence of this dis
inclination on the part .bt'the state. to
carry the work forward. very little
has been done considering the need.
Since the not become a law. about 6’5
of the 8.599 creasing have been elim-
inated. so that, at the present rate.
about tilt! years will be required to
complain the work.
No further argument {ban this would
seem to bo necessary. The traffic on
the railroads throughout New York
: smite, many of which are the main ar—
. . ‘,_, , x ,, tcr es for traffic from the West. is fast
“ htnth amour ”“9” to let you in ‘ growing in volume. and the delays to
the public and the, menace to human
l life and limb are correspondingly in.
creased. Long freight trains and fast.
passenger trains are becoming an in-
creasing restriction to, highway travel.
and hamper the development of prop-
erty adjacent to the railroads. besides
causing many accidents.
A comparison with f conditions in
Massachusetts shows how unprogres‘
sivo. New York is inzthese matters.
when he chooses a father-ln~law vrho llurlng the year ending June 30. 1902.
plays the bucket shops. hc nctdn't be T I“ persons were killed and Injured at
surprised .it his own son plays the“mule crossings l“ M” York state:
races. ‘ jouual to 25 per 1.000.000 inhabitants.
Adam invented all the different ways . In Massachusetts. during the same
i“ which a yotingiman can make a {00] {year. 37 persons were‘slmilarly killed
the rate of 12
cud of them is just a trill that doesn’t i 09“ l,000.000 Inhabitants; less “19“
change essentials. The boy who does ”“1" “19 percentage {0" New York
anything just because the other fel- Elm“. Th" "35““ in‘ Mapsachusetts
laws do it is up. to scratch a p00, 3 has been brought about by liberal ex-
mnn-g back all hit; me; ”ii-HM map penditurss under the state law, which
that's buying wheat at 97 cents the provider that 8500.000. may be some
day bct'orr the market breaks. printed annually. and that the unused
—— ibniance shall be added to. instead of
Everything comes to him who waits. ‘ deducted from. the appropriation for.
the succeeding year. In 1890 85,500,000
was voted. to be spent. at, the annual
You'll men it good many people on
What ‘yotr'llnow is a"cltib for your-‘
i can't hand out any ready-made snc. 1
A fellow lind his business should bci
bosom friends in the office. and sworn =
citemirs out of it. A clear mind is one i
that is swept clean of business at (H
o’clock every night. and isn't opened}
tip for it again until after the shutters
are tnkcn doom next moi‘nlng.
A man can't pick his own mother.
but he can pick his son’s mother. and
have been borrowed.
. 65 per cent. being the share which falls
.to the railroad company: not more
tilted to per cent. to the city or town.
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tors of a railroad company. and in oth-
er ways, decision In the matter being
In a wgl‘d._,,liiassacbttsetts. with a
m ; population about one-third as_'great as
NewYork, has, up to the prurient. time.
3A,. . appropriated nearly pthirty times as
.A’PET‘TE much money for ,the elimination of
grade crossings. and. as a result. shows
; a ratio of accidents to persons which
:is less than one-half as great. with a
i prospect of great reducing the figure in
1 the near future. ‘A further result. of
3 this Iiberality has been the Increase in
the value of property adjacent to the
railroad. with correspondingly greater
assessment to taxation. ‘ -
‘ ‘ed work in progress on 12 projects. The
mmlssloners, in t ‘eir report for
1000, any .It is boiler by some that
~ . the spur elation should be increased.
but exmfic
#- A: flit-l ‘ he‘vttriou‘s‘ pieces of work
, giltsgndiag at that time-mm that
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” Matinee-mien were in. progress.
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A , i000 more was added. under the same
,condltions. The terms of the division '
.ii : differ slightly from those‘in New York,
5 and about zoper cent.lto the state. As!
vested with the Railroad Commission“
The New Yor neport for 1901 show- ;
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