New-York tribune., 1902-08-24

West Twenty thirdst, from Desbrosses-tst sxeGT OF
hour In the dav and in the late afternoon every
half hour. In the morning trains leave Ne" ui-
wick every haIf-hour for New-York. Furthermore, re
New-Brunsvick is located on the main line OF the the
Pennsylvania Railroad: which is one OF tie ,iiTp
stock are far superior those of other companies,
and the day coaches about equal to the pIi'.no az
chair other systems Wien ths oSii iiI he
der the North River Is completed Whch SdnI SI,ape re
soon trains Will also direct from HeTalo S41i
TO New-Brunswick. - -. +o
The intelligent man and good citizen %a W9hys yshe
continuing between New-BrunsWfck and New orr, f
s- s 'i %b;cb Iin, can he employed in reading the
morning paper and this therefore not lost tIne-
nor is il strictly manufacturing city 1t is sit
uated at the head OF naEga@tlon @ ON on 1iS Na1HYork
while the Delaware and Raritan Canal profloess
southern points. The waterfront is built up with
large factories and many other large 1acIoIs ir
s1 esb1,ee 1sSes along % b The s,H ne OF the
Our factory employees are intelligent and indus
trous and a large majority their own i hoiiles.
Strikes practically unknown ana Ile ,e Ieies. in
which exist between employees end employers ,ori ~
city are certainly friendly and contrast favor
ably with the situation existing in other places, p4 =
and affordns every faciity for the highest grade
% e P1ee en- lnSTuf9n m IS oipa an institution OF
learning celebrated for the many noted men WI"
New-Brunswick possesses it's own water supply.
which is drawn from Lawrence Brook ,s ~ IA tSe
best quality. and is pumped after beng nteaes @ ~
the city Notwitf,sta nding the present quality OF
our water the Board Of Water Commissioners Is d
constantly yigilant body. and has the water ana,
lived from time to time by the best experts. and
has now arranged TO add a complete ana tIiofoush
MIA wfic will soon be installed
The city IS supplied with a system Oh large sew"
ers which conduct all the house sewage anu
surface water to the Raritan River at polilt
below the city and as the city lies on high ground
sloping gradually toward the river, the sewage is
quickly carried away and disposed or -.
Statistics for many years have SHOWN tne oexili
rate in New-Trllnswick be small ana IL mas
been proven rank as one of the heai'hies' ciieS
IN the United States ,-,.
Rartan stretches along the city eAteaiuils , 49,.
many miles either way afording good boatiils
facilities and the banks OF the river are covered
beautiful foliage The country IN ai 49,
lions is rolling and the drives are pret.y-
r,Je,e .vsf.,r, OF macaaam roads extenos from or
city MANY yays reaching neighborlns toWbs, VI
lagos and cities. and can go from ->e"n n'
through Elizabeth and Plainfeld 10 Ne"-t,I uhn
wick and from there to the seasioe ieSo''' ""
fine macadam roads Al, ~, ,,a
old pavenents with the best vitTlileo pilch. h m
fhe course of few months VIII have the "nole
business mart of the city paved In the most al-
proved manner II is planned TO ex,eha tiis cpaa u
acter OF Pavement throughout the entire city, SO
that All the residential streets viii be thoroughiy
paved. complete system of trolley FIles eAtehos
through city In every direction. ana suDufpaIl
lines enable one reach beautiful country resorts
end all neighboring villages and cities
For MANI wears building and loan associations
have thriven in community. and through lheil
q great many of citizens have been able TO
build and cwn their homes, and the loan as
Goctations still flourish. Our tax rate is low when
and IN proportion to the tax rate in other cities
Of New-Jereey and New-York, ranks one OF the
1owest. II is possible TO rent nice comfortable
horne In New-Brunswick. with plenty OF ground