Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-01
Mr. poeIey on the cost of Llvlna.

NIT. DooIey on the cost or EiNiHa-
 q complain lv tn rent me landlord asts me an sometimes I accede, as Hogan says, to his request Me land lord complains iV tn way th plumber oVercharges him. Tn plumber says he can't do amy betther thin make q livln' on account iv th' rapacity iv tn Plumbers union, Tn most prom nent. distinguished an wealthy mem Der iv tn Plumbers union borrid 41 from me yesterdah because he cuu- dent pay his bills out iv th' vast hor0e that he'd Wrenched firm his boss fr mendin waste pipes.
 An tn sthrange thing about it ia that it's always been thrne in my rec ollection an I can remimber almost as far back as to think ivsuiesllt hoi- lerin' mort fo ye whin we were cost iv nvln' was niyer higher fr ye an ye ar-re right. Ne say it niVer was high am ye sr-re wrong. It's always been tn same fr ye an th
 likes iv ye. ] niyer knew th' day whin ye wern't about tn same number iv jumps behind in tn race with th- price iv eggs. Whin ye ar-re not wurkin' eggs is down. When ye ar-re is to 1t. We're to blame, me boy, be- cause cOlledse pr0fssor in Harvard cant afford to buy himself new hat We've caused tn boost in prices. Whin we had less Wurrk ye ate less an wore out fewer clothes. Whln ye got d steady job we raided tn grocery store, tn price iv pork chops took 4 sudden leap an whin in pronssor at Harvard Wint down to th' foreman ans got his psycheck that had been ample while ye were unemployed he found har-ly enough In it to pay tn butch er's bills. Whin ten nillyon tv tn likes iV ye gets 25 cents day more pay there's just that much added to what it costs ivrybody to live"
 But what am l gein to do about it ?' said MT. Hennessy
 ndItuffLuI faf frF favor iV we're not eatin'" said Mr. Dooley. "I wud say stop wurrSin iE it gives ye such an appetite. '-P. F. Dunne in American Magazine.
 A death which resulted in great di- rect benfa ctions for the public WaE that of John Stewart Kennedy of New York, known 9s "casli on hand" Ken- nedY Mr. Kennedy had been, next t@ Russell Sage, the man to whom WaM street knew it could most successfully apply for actual money in times oG stress. Tn his will MT Kennedy be- queathed half of his fortune. or aboud $50. 800, ,000 to various religions and charitable purposes, this being the largest testament9ry gift Of the sort i:l the history of the world.
 Outside of the financial world, the noted deaths of the year included George Meredith and Algernon Charles Swinburne, two of lcngland's greatest Hterateurs: Richard Watson Glider. poet and editor Of The Century Mag agine: w. NJ. Lanan. editor of The New York Sun and art conuOisseursl p r. Collier the publisher; lf. Marion Crawford. Charles Warren Stoddards Sarah OIne JcWctt. Rosa Nouchctt9 Carey anu Olive Logan, all distiugmsli- ed in the world of letters; CfsAre Lom~ broso. the Italian crlm lnC.ogisti ied~ ward Everett Hale at ST; the Rev Dr. W. F. Hun tington rector Of Grace church. New York city; the Rev Theo- dore L.. Cuyler. at sl, and Tor many years leader in the Presbyteriam church thc Most Rev. Arthur Sweat man archbishop Of Toronto and pri- mate of all Canada; Miss Marta Fins pr. Alfonso d Moreris Penna. president of Brazil: Mrs. J. Addison Hayes, daughter of Jefferson Davis; Confess de Lesseps widow of the builder of the oldest uncle of the czar of Russia; Gens John <. Kounts. past commander -in~ chief of the c. A. R., and known 8S the drummer eoy or Missionary C. Carter of Tfonolulu. who made fame for himself as the chief aaNiser of Queen Lilioukalani both before and after the overthrow Of the Hawaiian dvnasty; Ernest and Renoit- Constant Coauelin the French actors. Father John. the noted Russian priest who exercised for time potent control oveH czar Nichoas; tieronifno the famous Indian chief or the Apache times whe had been in captivity Tor napN yrar4 and who passed away at Fort SNl, Okis, on Fubruafy la At tiiT Aa4 4AherA ' ge of SC catplle AbrahRm Aienart. the French poet and uyaticiat Nhq Waa Killed in a railroad accident. Adunn1l Reiestyensky. the commander or ne Russian naval forces ln tile lasl fHfFt sca battle with Japan. Carroll D. Wright the American statisticlam. e& ucator and president of Clark colleEsg Manuel Amsdor. ike first president 4f the Panama republic; rr' iheodoru Earth the leader of tue German radi- cais: Ccrvers, the admiral af tha Snan-
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