The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-11
LUCKY, LUCKY BRIDGEPORT!

bit of sixteenth century transported lnIo te nineteenth but and the gbbet missing the letter of DeVer H. Warner describing to the legal mayor Hartford the political activities in Bridgeport O her de facto mayor.
 Nothing is missing, even the royal "we'' It seems that Mayor Cheney, the Hartford mayor wanted 70 kow something about municipal governments so ne wrote to Bridgeport and Springfield From SSorlngheld he re- ceived reply written by the mayor of the people but from Bridgeport he received letter by the real mayor to whom the peoples mayor owes allegiance duty and
 MT Warmers letter was printed in The Farmer, yes teray information of the citizens and the benefit of any student of municipal who shall here after and search among the musty tones of toor rowfor therenants of feudasm remaining in American institutions of 1913.
 The people of Bridgeport in this second hand. Hnex pected direct permitted peek at the bless ings that have been thrust upon then and get glimpse of.the joys~the future has in store.
 Nothing has escaped the genius of the suzeran. " We ucation We have borrowed engineer from the royal railroad. We have consolidated the banks. Our work ofconsohdatng the political parties is only partially com plete, hence we omit to mention it.
 In additionto our government work we have, through prove the service This has brought us the opposition some of the local press. Such is ingrattude.
 This pretty wide range of activity. But it is not much for first class mind to undertake. The morals of our people US It that
 7In the matter of the Control of the town we have tried realizing the character of people to arrange idle hors-whch possibly the evil hoasWould be of amusement and entertainment by considerable freedom week days and Sundays in athletics
 If the devil gets any of now he us with d Re Pf on @ & fs abbs s Mr Warner ees s G o
 
 ing and coming. If, hot, sweating we partake of lemonade his is the water that gives bulk to the refresh ing brew If returning would inform ourselves, of duty to leige lord, read of his newspapers and put quarter into of his duly authorized ters If have anything lef which is most improbable we take it, on Monday to one of his banks which we informed now being nicely consoidatel by
 Destiny hath upon Bridgeport She-encompass eth about.
 Who hires aIl.the expertsq MT Warnerd does
 Who controls all the public seryices9 MT Warmer does.
 Who has consolidated the banlsg MT. Warner has
 Who has consolidated the political pares9 Who but MT. Warner
 Who is the mayor9 He is
 Whatds the duty of thenomina1 nayor2 ToSdo as he is told.
 Fear noty children all things shall be done for and toye.
 Gas shall remain at dollar. Six tickets shall never be sold trolley for quarter Water shall conl- n1and the top of the market The municipal debt shall rise mountains high, but shall above the tax rate
 The high and the low Justice shall continue the city court Thus it will be possible for citizen who uses our consolidated bank votes consolidated ticket drinks our water rides to Sunday ball games trolley car knowing nothing except that be newspapers to get place poor house. provided our court fails to send him to for being to pay the taxes which Providence hath instructed us to levy for the benefit of these, subjects.
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