Al‘s-hrs test, lie said he
’ utmost éonddence ’lu
commutes and was per-
. " wining theyhhon‘id go‘aiong and
, 'tlteworh’s'sthey" dent-ea "11 1
flamntmwmtwr de~
Elliott. said dlr. Men.
In W to h question from the
chairman. lfr Rowan .id be had laid
hissidewalhattdeetanlronfence at
some mucosa He did not know
whethsrheshonidhavatopaytorre-
them or not. Fifteen years
(the tilie limited by the charter
whentheeityisobllgedtorsplaoethe
tsunaflwalis, eta). llr. Rowan said.
there were no sewers or other improve
mania. and he laid these at his own es-
pause
yr Ferris innnired if he thotght he
otght to' be awarded such damages as
would mes" them. '
Ir. Rowan said he was willing tol
leaveittothsgenlisaten. Hedid not’
know whether the city would have to
makethe changes. but accordingto this
they would not be obliged to. Would
the city remove the trees along the
street? he suited
axatsyor hoe. 3158mm! and other
gentlemen were of the opinion that the
city took down the tree's, and Chairman
Ferris interpreted the charter to reach
that the city would be obliged to re
move any obstruction in order that a
Fade enuldh‘e established.
courtroom my». time it he
did not claim any benefits or damages.
Mr. mall-10h, yes: i ahould claim
his damages to my tenement house
The new line will come within a few
inches of the stoop
Mr. Ferris—if it should prove that
the fence line came outside oi the step
whbt would be your damages?
Mr. Rowan—Well. i said i did not
care to name any price. if any of you
gentlemen owned property similarly
situated 1 thinlt you would see that it
would be damaged.
ltr. Ferris—What advantage would it
be to you to have a 554M street there?
Mr. Rowan—l don't think it would
make a cents worth of dillerence
my WOW"!-
iieury Seymour. who reprmnted the
heirs of the George anymour estate
could not see wherein the proposed
change would benefit his property A
portion of the corner lot would be rain
an ad, medically spoiling ll lie
thought the property had been beneat-
to!
mmmmwwwla tee a,
grandma in gendsayand ctr-
WMMNI‘WIflUlflW It
Manama -
advancediustrncticaieihenationeioh-_
atom. with its nautical almanac. '
rule. the. din another Wat
which the prostnrwidtss. “It isresog
oissd Wt the world that the
Unitedltaste geological s‘arve'y la the
most extensive all room in exist-
ence, and dinersn'itnsaiga countries are
mending“? me after tile hind!
earl plan.” ’ “ ”"
whatnot as» attestation-11s.
institution, fibro‘fihloh have‘ sprung in
quick maiden-w the Waited States
weather more“ mission and
thegrest undead linearly, “Mend.
ed Gamma” M’llfllrybhildo
ingthewctld‘had thus far'sesn." was:
else? ‘l'he hursagof'ethnoloeyeud the
United Stem department d‘ apieel~
tare, which ferries “one training
relied! in item. with “its divisions. for-
estry. animal industry. botany. parsol
;ogyaudsutoutoiogy. etc. Alithewnrid
has: get them of tbshaowiedge
'whiehisthaiifs‘worhd thsprdsssors
toobtaiitanddissesuiul. fiavewenot
alreadyttlleyathllliflht the noblest
semis-y n! enivesul sdnestioa that
evereaipnsd! Weharelhfied: ' '
‘ {,W"
. Peal seleniiontcrtheisurth
time to the presidency of the South
ilfiieaailepeblio does not loch” as
lhoughhswsreguiugtcdiejestyetof
thatiirightsdiaasswhiehtheflnglish
”HWHWW
Alonso ammo-ratatou-
cslvedthree-fonrthsofallthevotescast
doseantloohetthcawthoughhiapopn
lnritywaswaning. OomPaelhesbeea
Millie of tIieBonth African Republic,
;lssIIncn sailed the m. since
wind! ‘ 'e‘hss‘hH'WeIet-led three
tlmeatb’termotthepusldentialotilcs
among lhe’l'rmtsvealsrs being live yearn
Them-Masons! taeers
makes them hnowwhaathsybevsths
rightminiheright place if Paul
Kruger bad bombardment-tenan-
try instead ot iaaverysrnsllsudoh-
score one, "hiaillnflrions ability would
.hsvstsadshlaueeoptissdasonsotthn
chief m d' the nin‘eenth. or of
lays-try. Onlydor hint Great Britain
would have gobbled all at South Mrtos
long ago. ‘llisrs-eieotionatsogreat an
age is anothI‘ talking tribute in his
motioned vigor and masterly power. in
the United Stab George Washington
himself would have been emddered too
edby 11.. «1mm «norm maid-11a. mm a n»
hnteoaldtlntstitahowmuch. lie: spacey. .
did not know the value per front foot mm “mm“ Instr
for A.” ll In M II there Add been ”ANTI. m ll ”.mtvnh SNI-
no sales is ream years who 11ml: 'Iirst ”mentor-.11» m
of there all. lisatlelldrangnrwn, he
littoliedglmlbemm lfilb
property vcrtb much as it ever
was. although there was no particular thsbrlhwshoeld ””W'l‘"
its-sud for 11 lathe market. He paid Dean is the Maserati-tartan
“M for the lot at the corner of tlon- Us“. fish the awwmbsa
Wit Edie am for the railroad MHmMMWW
meantrfltorestrlpollsnd henaeIthemdvietoryhrthein
M mm that“ lies. fioh
. erg"- l-im-M in meiosis-mam. use”
M‘”Ilfi MM“ and mm I“ m nptotahsthe
Ixm'gdffofimmdnsnamu the sense of
II II . . ,
“damages tor the tables of his :mnmwmn
Tbs-pint“ werIeIinorIut
mulaepmsa'a ills gsssrsllytahs
, WIMWIIIHI
We! ”mum
nmmmu Luann
,WflwMMIw
Bewssaaralssshlteeyssusmsad
e.
Ir itowsu said he considered the
taittlagtsbsfl’m
this yssrsalstsstvvdaa
m.
brew.
Rolls of Beauty
Wall Paper
in all variety of new shades. octorsand
designs is what you will llnd in our
baritone Spring stock. Our reptile-
tlon for artistic wall mum and
our discriminating taste in selecting
the flower of tbedealgner and the man~
ntacturer, is so widespread that m
Inent in unneeuary.
.-..—-—--
Wall Papers.
Painters’ Supplies.
Artlats' Materials.
Pistons M and Unframed.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
DECKER.
79 Washington Street.
South Norwalit,
Conn.
More upon evening» until it o‘clock.
A most wonderful exhibit or
1011111 111 10111111: rooms
Foil
Easter Sailings.
Are you aware that them is so norm lfsn
give your unit-rat "ties for 11 pair of [Int-or a
suittatsdetocrdsr. in the umal artistic style
and worhatansltlp in the city.
ladies and mail little t'isaned. I've-wed. Ile-
pamd. Reboundfliellped. lienludled. mm
and Dyed at short new.
TA. J. ZINK.
(flames-tr in V. II. “outta...
D bomb lain street, Upptadiu idly liolel
11111111 ’ 1111111111,
(filallrtimet
g35"”:rle'rtumny War orworapast or a bi-
insu mmhntuprmhet
lows-11m
manner:
i walk
and
0
. tale
Do You Want
1 Bicycle Free?
If you do, get your friends
to out out the ballot 1n the
Evening Gazette and do
positthsuirhtbboaat
h. min.
. Width a
k he puts around is
g 1115' repel l‘in nargayf co lore,
. . Indigent and intuition.
it bee flay colors 1
combinationmnda to newest
re here; in no»; rofosion ydu’ll find
nowhere e 8e outside the; city stores.
1forefroiii the mode tide on the sort you tie «
5. Two ricer owe the whole stoek- "
2513., an mangof 9 letter kinds are 1,
in tkbe Wrong close; tey belong in the front '
rah ‘
F.Tbe pufis run to liberal sizes this season; the
or-ip- nds to gay stripes and combinations,
all! drop the string ties and bows curry whole
fool or.
”Ago“? of Colors, the Spring Shirts have
their 3 got them. And We have your share.
of the shirts here, when you ’re ready for them.
inifi’”
Mill 3‘
”M” ’“' M 3111mm court.
W‘r’tzl
and refinednottonoeed oil, as pure and golden as the southern
sunshine which produces it-vrnsking.a shortening and frying
fat unequaled in healthfnln'esa, cleanlimse. flavor and digesti- 5 .
hie qualities. Endorsed by eminent physicians, recommended H
by oookingexperte, used by thousands of discriminating house-
w”... wives in preference to lard and other cooking.»
fats. Once tried. always used. ‘
'I'he genuine is sold everywhere in one to ten pound yellow V
line. with our trade-marks. "Midas" and steers Mm tn
corms-pros! math—on asarytlu. Notguar-teed ifsold in
any other way Hudsonly by
. ms.r.ra1asaaamarur.~
Chicago. or. tools. New Verb. Montreal
1111 31:31 1111f BEVERAGES
land Brands:
I-Zliggldnd Brando are Strictly Union.
IIDIILIID IIVAIIAI, MDILAID HLSIEI,
lilDllLlID Ill'l' EXTRACT, HIDILAID DREA- ALE
and late with iron. Moots Ale and Porter.
Put Up Expreawly for Family Use.
as carefully as a physician’ a Inscription.
J'Hl PURIOT MALT TONIOO MADE.
'l‘lu-y build up the weak and are utnutrpamed in any particular.
Would saloons furnished at reduced 1m
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
ISAAC (l. HAMILTON, Sole Agent,
at Inrth Isle St. South Ierwsllt
Telephone lid—ti.
‘ ulild'lLAN D on the label moans Highest Standard.
ANTED; ’ ”
Old (Md or liilver of any hind; old broken or discarded
Watches, (mains, Jewelry, litmus. etc" in any eondltiou.
HILL CASH lllllll Will. BE PAID Poll All AIlllll‘l,
u—c "than“
A. W. AUSTIN, Jeweler,
OperafioueeBloeh. “ , ' '
A “POOR M AN
have a not»
gunmlileell
median, agent.
The Horne Paper.
lugiagtehaitsplses. Mamuwunoom
Mantis. illseaiqeeanderhinalflwddingtaltelna
flIpnlllhspsofle‘lalowa. 'l'hepspsrsadtispscpieate
was. tymmwammm
isthtsaghiiisinmlpapsr,
”Old Gold and Silver.
Norwialk. Conn.
with a family can carry insurance and so
protect them 111 event of his death and alto
lacy in old age, by taltingn
they to the Connecticut fien’l
Lilli llifilll’flm (30., through 8. S. L'llom-
Barrera Monumental
W
Werofies is the various hdcthh wider
noel: din-soot. those in W
WW ," A '
Pansy 1'11me ' rad,
,NinaZelnlf; iceereahiandbahbchm
. tieJonts 1.1mm rotten. our My:
Florence worn coateénoh‘e‘ry'. do.
ores Heller-en 11nd Herein million-i
‘ 0‘ i lo Mr: ’ w p.
Harry Goburn smitten the club
During the evening the following pmv
gramme was ruderedr ‘
Recitation: l
Gertrude Halloran
Soprano Solo—List to the Convent
‘ Bells,
' Etta Schultse.
Rendingé-The Angels of Donna Vista.
Helena A. Mitchell
, Zither Solo.
Clara Titles.
Recitation.
Lillian Pearson.
Soprano Solo,
. Etta Schultae.
CONNECTLCUT PATENTS.
The following were issued April .12.
1191. List furnished from oilloes or it.
If Wheeler, patent lawyer and fillolt-
or Bridgeport cone .
H. Hnbhell, Bridgeport, machine for
slotting screws: F. s: -Brauley; New
Haven. stapling machine; A. Roeseh,
Bridgeport. mo. temperature regulat-
or; H. B. Sargent, New Haven, bolt
‘oase: i". 'B. Shooter, New Haven, two,
drilling and tapping machine: F. 6.
Debbie. Hartford, metal working nia-
chlue; C. 8. Plaistod, Hartford. bicycle
support; F. H. Richards, Hartford,
sewing machine mechanism: C. H.
Veeder. Hartford. machine for printing
index rings: 1" S. Bellanger Water-
bury, egg heater: .l. C Palmer Nor-
wich. display frame.
Designs-4. 8. Copeland. Hartford.
frame for bicycles; D. A. looser, Wal-
lingford. metallic border.
Trademark—Ashcroft Manutnctur—
lug cpmpany. Bridgeport, steam gaug-
es.
SHOOTING SEALS.
At first thought it would seem that it
ought not to require any skill or expe-
rlence'to bill a sleeping seal at a dis-
tance of only so yards with a load of
bueltsbot..bnt the conditions make it
very difficult. The seal lies more than
hail immersed in the water. his body
moving up and down and Ideweys.
following every motion of the-sea. fine
boat is also moving and swaying in ev-
ery direction, and the hunter must bal-
ance himself with his gun at his shoul-
der. his mark the head of the seal.
which is constantly rolling from side
. to side. though sound asleep. At iirst
i would often shoot over or under them
as much as two tact, and i found it
more dilllruit shootirg than over the
traps or at: the swiftaat dying bird.
When the seals are awake. "breaching"
or "traveling." the dimulty is greatly
increased. Tulle a gun some day and
try your hand at a breaching salmon,
and you will get some idea of seal
shootlng without the unsteady boat.—
Huntiug the Fur Soul. in Outing.
His 'Rl'l‘HilE’l‘lC LEMON.
"This is a straight story," said . a
gl’ocery clerk, whose veracity has ne'er
been impeached. "it happened .in our
store. A little boy came into our Iter-
het street store on Monday and waited
for mane one to notice him. He carried
a sheet of writing paper in his band, at
which he glanced from time to time.
One of the idle elerits came to him lla-
elly. and the boy. reading from his pa-
per. announced in a slum voles:
My mother wants in woods of rice,
is pounds of sugar. 12 months of oat—
meal. 20 pounds ol--’ 'Hold on!’ in-
terrupted the tlrrlt. 'Not so fast Sup-
poaeyoti give me that paper and HI llll
out the order.
"lint the boy lnslstcd in calling all
the articles himself. Twp other clerks
were pressed into service. and the three
menproeesdedtodonp the various
peeling. as the boy called them on. its
wanted all lands of thing, and as salt—
so theprloaoimh articles-newest
along Iahlnganoteotlton blspapar
We clerks had the counter elaeited
wilh‘peehages, when the boy wound up
with “i! pounds of liner! One or the
mine is his singvsong voice: 'And
lo W for her groceries"?
total and announced it as ”8.71.9 The
hers-Mu methanemmo out.
'0'qu haclt tars: when hrwydu go-
ing? cried the m: is m" ~"
" :wnyraas the boy. as be rude for
ibedcor.‘ilat'siast Is’rilhIsiieise-
amlnhsaeuususm
“the walls! the
W
it
i
till
_ A,
eierhs called out the rice, and the boy ‘
howasueb morass-stay mother have "
more;
Whereas—s
WWW
thtmwbdi
”I“
Menuhin-s
Ind atlhestomaeh. ,
emanate-11.11
m aaivusitysud ‘
'cnnlssdlcts aim
“that“ seem ‘
thsntheywsreineheoldifia.
lheupnetcfcoilegsdsvilfllll
4:ea1mdq,intbenewqtemfl WM
Wand in an'ytlsss‘ ‘
than tho-mennmhsrot
ontsidetheecllsge. mm ,
siders certain. He says!”
legs man is none hooded.
growingbetterwitheacb
1ation. Be nowrepreaeuts
typeofyonugmanhood. audit
’tinuetogrow bettsrwirh sad:
geuutiou. Hewill mnbodysyet,
andnoblertypeofmanhood." 3* ,
Thebwdency—a conscious. basil-
togivecollege nude-ta more
treedomandmflenseotle." .
andspying among them. Thaw
waetomahsunlesfor than”:
and than let them alone. only
ing themwheu they broke
The newwayis toiet thembe,
upoasibleand have their”
professorsmorc closelyamosiafld
themand exercise a friendly; .,
.intiueuce over them as fromraah ‘
.man. But thebestmeans for '
morality into the college youth
make hi1: work and work‘hasd.
Dr. Thwiug, and right he I. ' 4‘
The brat method of guiding th
moralsoeastndent is through sushi-g
stool and were intellectual deinanb
him. Hard work an enemy tours,
Meltdonol aohm attempt all! -~
influence the personal character a! My
depth. but the officers of such sellout 1
the [full elective method of aiding w .
maintain uprightnese in conduct is by
tatniughighsehoinalieetandarda. snob: .
or! should control in the miergradnie adv
it Themanwhoworhshasdln-tllgs.
II: b seminal lo devote: eight or tea “I!“
e
daytotheprrformauceof oflsh academic” *
has musliy little time for evil indulge”, a, '
if he has time. has little strength. or. if h“
ureagtb. Militia inclination. and 3.
who lacks time. strength and inclining Q ,
bnaeiudnlgelsee is quite sure at being”
from it.
A count at the national guard hall
the statesand territories-howsshetthew
United item has of organised I“ ._
only 120. 501 if war should he“ ‘
ly declared. our little regular “yd _
95, 000 men and these national ” ’
men would be all the presidenbooalil .
summon at a day' snoiloc. It is true; ‘
that could be called on. butting“ “
undrilled and in every way any” 3‘
tor lighting. The national guarding“
to be 111ch and every climb a“
todrlli the members and make not”
of them. Every state ought to have I!)
trained militiamen where now it AP .
one. It abould be mndcnnhmm
distinction to a young man to
himself drilled and readyto gem
his mutry calls at any moment. ,
tendency to extravagance amirflv/
tional Wen ought to has“:
anderuebed. so that poor young U
could join the regiments and“ thq’
selvesaa good as anybody. flaebhflg
among private soldiers in... badas mob-1
bury among officers.
Antagasine writer who Malawi
ingly and eanltlngly the M
achieved daring the nineteenth
in anatomy and physiology 1
a scientific man thrills in the
resilient at a tadpole. v
Thewisernan lathe ouewho in
ct mtioasl excitement hephls‘ ‘
onsnduapseds his jsdgrasntwliii's'
ealialy waitsturfaeta Ville as
hiebeadtrahelihewissflsps '
the! tilithetisneeotnsswhsu hd
Ipbah knowingly Midway”
. ~11.
udpsiawlnacswtlhe 1
the “mumhhm
”Oneoftbeeierbaeonuteanpthe
son for itoaday. l have tar hacw‘lt. ,
:dl'll git lieitsd."‘-Phlisdslphla itee- .
unfit-t them 5
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