The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-25

building spectators You shalt not
crowd houses Irr.zu.,H $50. 81 t"CHrrv
and the health ct tine children sn7G ia
hahiiants Of the house,, u rh" mean.
time LEI Thea BE- %. and dong. Tor ere
the Government doe thus they might
have to wait some tam"
The Hawpst cad Gardens and the
Poumvrlls llaRe Trust az" the largest
ana most successful u these towns he
idea earned out ia this sCne'n" has not
~ "et been copied on tnIs I'D" Of ~" ocean.
but SIGNS are not wanting thL' As"rI"an
cities VAL witness within "A short TINE
similar movement 81 town building
The socIalI=tlc. or rather cpoi"tal '".
theory underlying ~" erection 81 houses
DelonRing 10 all and o no on" IN particular
has apFi..a led 10 'up officials IT MilNa Iks".
VINO hav. d"-pai Ched an "fni-sary 10
Europe 10 study the movement and to
return prepared for the mana cement OF
a similar project 70 he tp-'"r"d and
father,d rs the ~ untCIIalIty
The Hampstead Garden Ir'Ir furnishes
workmen employed m London a C0'tas"
with a garden a. rental considerably
less than they would be- "omIsllcd e. paw
for a small Nat in ~" cry In" far" 20
London from Hampstead Garden j.
twopan,sa Different parTs - the town are
ST asids for play Gr"unds H"u-"s ar"
never sold. only leased AZ "A r'utal ~ Slh
10 SIS wear More than seventy acre
are used for wprkmen.- cottages. whil"
the remainder are -at a-id' Tor shops
villas and larger houses standing ~ an
acre nr two - pleasure ground All ten
ants are JOINT rwn"r-. N ~ claimed Tor
the system thai ~ principle n solves Z he
question Of IN" un"arn"d Increment. Tor
all the gain under ms head does np' 20
10 the shareholders who ara the tenants
but by swelling tn" surplus profits u
necessarily benefits all the tenant mem
barp 81 The trust IN the shape - ~
creased dividends on their rental-
The Bournyille Village Trust. which
was founded by AN employer ~ BrWing
ham for ia" plIrpu-" Il reducing thu c'-i
Of living ~ his WorHm"n anJ providing
them with sanitary and comfort abb.
houses has been IA" most successful 81
the enterprises The founder. George
Cadb,iry stated IN he deed by which he
established IN" trust that he waz deSir-
Gus Of securing 20 workers IN TACT
sotue 81 the advant age- 81 outdoor WI
lags LIE. with opportunities for ~"
natural and hsalthful occupation ~ oII-
tivating the soil
The houses and land IN Bournvilln
village are not sold outright Tn" prop
nrty ~ leased - families for "A term 81
900 years Covenants ~ III" leases secure
the accomplishment 81 the purpose ~
the founder The village ~ administered
bv trustees and the moons" whether from
rents or anv other source. ~ employed
IN LAYING ont the estate. bnildfng NOR"
houses and purchasing other estates
To he developed IN the same way rs bourn-
vile Cap. has been taken IN laying out
the village that u shall b" picturesque
A. we'll A. hsaIthful There are about
aiI houses ~ the acre and the majority
Of the houses have two sitting rooms.
kitchen and three bedrooms The cheap
sst houses are Jet IT. 81 ~ and the largest
houses A. 81 a. . week Water rents and
sewer taxes arr paid bv the tenants
That the garden cities have "a direct
bearing on many important national
questions. among which that NJ national
physique and well beng Of children rank