Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Tuesday, May 17, 1898 · page 6

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as held last night before
orwalk Board of Council-

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

A. Ferris, chairman of the
appointed to lay out the
(billet since the last‘meetlng
ittee had had three meetings
cred some additional valua-
ionltrom Henry Seymour,
Bathe old boundary line of the
They found on the records that
map was filed by Engineer
theoccasion of the distribu-
ille‘cflenry Seymour estate. and
tyne learned that the . old
three and sixty-five one
estffrom, the new layout.
’pry would not change the
reward in any way. but the
[thought the Council ought to
Woo of the facts.
" .. Adonis inquired by what auth—
'lroeboldcrs, under the present
, Wd‘oitt that street fifty-five
in width.
tlntun Hatch said the Council
{the best of his recollection, car-
Section. 39 of the city chatter.
had given sufficient notice and held
mm regularly. - He asked City
Taylor to look up the records to
this had been done.
. Mom said it appeared that. for
nutrients past. property had
j take. without proper authority.
T5“! had not been done rightly. Now
had hoped. under the new charter.
would progress differently. "i
. " be continued. “that there is no
7' luthority for this. Now let us stop
5 . foolishness and start right. so that
- will be no occasion for a gcntltu
to state that the city has stolen
property." Mr. Adams wont ovcr
cinnlttee's finding. it» said that
“man came tonight and said
,mnflttfll had labored llnllcr il mill-
_ ‘ ailing and took tliroe foot and
Ive one hundredths from his land
'aitottid have been taken from the
company. That. however.
" “I not the point he wished to matte
‘ 19'. He claimed that the committee
I“ lever legally appointed. Mr. Ad-

‘ ' mg: read the charter section. lay-
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stress on thc paragraph:
. after such hearing. said Council
' determine that pllblic convrnioltco
K ' ”it! requirc them to lay out.
‘ . extend. t‘flltil'gc. change. or dis-
MIIO such highway. uit'ct‘l. uvclluc.
M m. or grade tbcrcoi. or to delug-
m such builditlfl litlc. they shall up-
! commune of its own body. or
committee of dawn disintercsml trim.
” g ' of said city. whoa-- duty it shall
‘ I”! such layout or alteration. or.
to Inch building line. and report
“0 to said council. which l'cport
”body it dlscrlptlw- suery of
«way. uvclluc. strum. walk.
Q the or lines. designated: and an
and appraisal of benefits ulld
II the i'litix‘ may be. rcsuiiiiig
. in to any person or persons
. 'W taking of such lulld for public
II EMPfiiliti. or from such layout.
. . . cxtoasioil. cululw-mcni.
‘ . . discontinuance. 31-min, or undo~
of such iinc or ltncll,
' ‘. letltlcnu ll." be conciudcd.
Council ticcidci) that that sin-ct
ll be Mlyiivc [cot wldc. and up
the itccboldcls to lay it out
It. Rowan :uid he did not up
the layout. tic inert-1y itlirw
5'“ hint road ill the pant-rs almui
1' “M and ltltpptnicil lilitl "tight to
. motto. lic did not think first
"if“ ”Mint nlt'li could tic found till it
~ toe, iltit it uppcui'cli as though
. madc u iltiulttiic. it looked
it they timuuiu one sidc oi ltu-
wgs more vulullblc than tbc ttlii-
. MM tho t‘iilillttlitoo to explain
. Igurcd ll.
7 . Isymour said. in rtwu'd lit tib-
' ”Mar priuwl'iy. that be did
g bow tiu- t-ullllutilw urrimi
decision. It Inuit itcrcrui ict-i tiff
limt, .'l‘ilt-rl- was a limp» iron
lg little lllt‘clt. litiii oi I‘iiiit'st' lilt'
' was considerably rcdurcd Hill
who had Ices propel-Iv iiikt‘li
. If!" mutiny.
on said i uu what be bad to
‘ to it! laid in the dark. as ”W
tee did llitl «boon to wit iluu
i It hit llticililuti. lic told oi
idilwetlca in the awards ililitii'
mitotic proportion. and said if
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M Miibd itr. Wills it bc
iiiti verbal aligmttoii be
last muting.
» Iliii that. with "W ill-it
“twinned that them would
‘ 0'". MIN" thl- curb and
. than at mascot. lmd mil.»
"with“ cnuid bu honor is-
Mitt! til the corner of Mtttl‘
‘ suit listinml tittl't'. mums
hundred ltflt "iii” the

ion of the opinion and
hill ill-lift. that the lay
m. flyorwpmlwriy ow
hillrinl had Minis
tm ‘lhc «from might to
We.

, “If! Mr. Admit to quote
‘ ssrtwrity. None of than

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3 .pnly pay for the
’yodnoth‘ing. ' i'
‘ rainstorm“; 7‘

wz'ttcr, how easily it rcmovcs’c‘Verypar.
ticlc of greasy/mutton; hoiifibfiright it

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Main street the line tookfromrone foot ’

and seven-tenths to thirteen feetland
a fraction, cutting every piece of pro-
perty diagonally. He‘ strongly advised
the Council not to accept the layout.

Mr. Rowan said he was one of those
who named fifty feet as the width at
the previous hearing. and he. was very
much surprl to learn the next mor-
ning that the uncll contemplated ma-
tting the street fifty-five feet wide. He
thought a fifty-foot street would great-
!y help Edwin l~‘. Gllycr, and when the
Council considered the matter it would
make the layout fifty feet. H(' was not
satisfied with his assessment. .

What troubled Mr. Rowan most. boviv
ever. was how to dispose of' the money
he would receive from the assessment.
He said: “One of the writers of the Bi-
ble writes of a people somewhere on
cs'rth that are so densely ignorant th'll
they don't know their right hand from
their left; Mr. Mayor, I have been run-
sacking history for years to are if i
could locate those pcople. Fortunately.
in conversation. with (l. C. Stllson. the
Washington street druggist. l was able
to do it. He told mc that in film he
was in the stntc of Louisianliu. luli all
at once the member got hot and the re-
cruiting oilicersgot pretty plenty and
he made ltp his mind that he would fix
his gale on the north star. which in-
did and never lost sight of it by night
until he struck the banks of the Ohio.
From there he wont overland to thc
golden shores of California. and it was
lllcl'c he discovered thc Digger lndiulls.
ibc lowest of flotl's created beings and
undoubtedly tllc ollcs tllc "iiiiP author
had in mind. ilc ssld tin-y were ill.
most Mimi and thcy lived upon vcr-
mln from their own bodies; iult tilcy
llt'\'-‘f' took boarders. ncithcr did they
have any labor troubles. Mr. i‘halrmau.
since locating those poops. my thoughts
llavc been turning that way. and oil ill
the still hours of the night. when nly
fyf'kl rcfuscd to slot-p or my cycllds to
slumber. i have thought of thorn- poor
bctilghtcd heathcu and have been fully
determined some time to do something
for their olcvailoll. Mr. Mayor. tbc
time is hour at hand. I hnvc fully
tirade up my tllllld that With!) l iilkt'
thc scvcnty four dollars for tllc llvc
t'cct from my iluuli-stcud and thc «lulu
:ci-fl dollars for tbc ibrcc ltundrt-d
«rilluro but from my icllullt proiwriy.
I shall mskc a draft totin- chairman of
this t'illlinlilli't‘ us it slilltcr t‘ol ilu- coll-
\‘t‘l‘riitlll of tho ltlggt-l's. Sumt- one may
.slt why iiiiliriilllllli‘it‘h haw not bci-n
will to thrill long ago. I don't know.
i‘Xctilll it may luv too near home. it's
unfortunate tor lit-Jill that they wore
liltl burn on iirc blunti's icy mountains
on llltlitls coral sirulld, it tilt-y lluti
bccn. lithy would llnrc itllti missiomu'ics
iiulol‘c.“ ‘-

.\tr. l-‘cl'l-is subluitlcd il ucw liillli oi
'iu- “'Ifii sidc of Mir sirwl. but hc did
:llll st-i- iiti“ tllu iiiiy-llt‘c flint layout
«ouid bc illlpruu-tl. uoihilli: loss would
iw mlcuutllc for the duct of tho strcot.

.\ir. Siylllour said tiuu. alto-r wilui
‘utd il'ullspircd tolilltld. ilc did not soc
lulu lili' i‘mlllcil could ill-op modifying
its l't'||til‘l. 'l'llt-l'c was it ilifl‘ct‘cllcc of
lilll“ l‘tci in lbc layouts. and iii"
iinluulll lin- zlascssmclli should be i'i.:ilI-‘
l'i‘ti,

Mr. I‘- rrtn hittii'ti that no tulsc fltitp
bud iwcn i-lcsrlitcti. ilii iliiti lit-cu ilitcl~
ii‘ti in aortic .i llic flilt‘iki'l‘fi. 'l'ilc i'tlill‘
'ulitw tiilliiiii'i‘i'li lltc award lu'l‘itu'ii)
..llr itc cwilliucd that. oil flow til'itli-
.mi .tunrd iill' cummilict- hull lucu lulu»
“mi i carding lilt' whirl of ill, Adulus‘
shin-‘11). and bad lluu louild that ill.-
‘I‘ou..lac itihl‘li was worth only to! H
mm. which would icntc lilt' award in.
l-tcvlonnly lluubr

Uli motion of i‘oluuilllmu Smith llu
wuliuu uus cumulurd until its» lit-ti
untilbii. Mobility. .iullc tilit.

ltiil’TlNE ilt'rllNiirli-i

\‘vluou 'l‘uyior. tdtw-iltur of thc Nt-lulul
‘l iylur Millic. llutdc application to «rm
I tun-stury il'ltliti' and iron bulldilul.
inf-7. I'm-l. on what is known on ibc
dock propcl'iy lu-ioluiing to thc Ncluou
I'..ylur Millie. on the rust niti . of Wulci
-i‘ul. lit-.lr Wilsiltlilfiou Diit‘ti. 'iltc
liiliiriittit b. to bo- built on pills. in to itt'
tll‘l‘lt‘li with rurrtiulltcti ilttli ilitti is
liilliilitti on a plot boundcd on itlc cast
In lhc rlultlul-l and oil oil otilcr Iiiitk
lit iiilili of thc t-nil tc. ‘i'lll |I|‘iiiitiil true
rcl'ct'l‘cd to flu- it tlltililt c on “To do-
without. who said if iii'l“|ll‘tmf roof
and sldcs wore Ililii'i‘li on tllc iittiitiiliil
lu- would rcpul'i favorably. ’i‘iic pciir
lion was Mr with the i‘ttlitlililivi'.

'l'ilc iiilwi i'oiluilisuitulmt ucrc rob
Iii wood

'l‘llc tintlililf of William 1‘. Raymond
and iniiid iiitiilt'ou. iti'itiil‘tilillti to scl-
tit thc wuttrut'crllv lu-twm-u tho city
and tho iitilititiiili'li of Norman iinydor.
to. publish-ii iii The ticlltlnci ,rcsioriiay.
Wit. road. The city l't-cclim Oilsmjtt.

t'liy Mtftlttby .lulul It. l.illlu thought
the finding uus it full one liliii a much
it. till way to claw ibc loam-r up than
culry it turtbor into court, lie assured
liw t'nuncll tiliii lilt' partics intent-sled
would abide by thc award. liiiti pry tilt-tr
portion to the city within it tow days.

’I'br t'uulicll ucct-ptlvl titc faith“.

The following prcllulldc and renditb
”0‘" was promoted by councilman titul-
tic dr

Whirl-all. idit'iitfi ll. Iioiliml and M-
miru liutchlumu were ordered and rc-

wired to rattle uild purc- with concrete
‘ flogging the sidakulk in front of

t't-spfl'tiw residences on Creep...“
. so-cllib-d. in this city. and to
. s vstlina on the front of lurid wsiit
' . i the owning public. all

to the requirements of the
U such case made and provid-

“grandmas-m

.The Council has adjusted and liqui-
dated said expenses so that each of
said parties shall pay one-half thereof;
namely. 8383.78: therefore:

Resolved, That said Lucien R. Benton
be and hereby is ordered to pay snid
sum of $383.78. “shill... share of the eit-
panse of said work; and that the said
Almlra liuichlnson ’ls hereby ordered to
pay the said sum of $383.78. as her
share of tho expense of said work; and
that the same shall be secured and col-
li-ctcd. ngrrellblo to’ the provisions of
the churtcr in such case made and prov-
t'li.

llllllllously. .

Attention was called to the pond at
the lower cud of lcxlngton avenue.
which it was stated. is a mcnsce to pub-
lic health. The mntter was referred to
the lioard of Health.

A vote for $2.000 was drawn for tho
city treasury for can month.

Adjourned.

m WILTON IURDle.

Asked to rind True Bills

Shcriff ilitwlcy has iilll‘lllllflllt‘ti a
grand Jury. which will convene Wod-
llcsday of this wcck. to consider pl'c-
sctlilllcuts :lguiust llclljunlin Willis and
Max lil‘orklluua, iilt‘ mcu aor'uscdfit
murdering David H. il. Lambort ill Wil~
ton thc i‘\'t‘liilli€ of llcccmhrr 17 last.
The stulc's attorney will llfik that both
lilt‘ll bc illdictctl for murder ill the first
til-glcc. '

'l'tlc grand jurors arc: l-‘crdiliand ll.
Smith. John t‘uigtlu. .lobll lirowu.
liridgclalri; t'hrlstitln Swarm. Edwin t).
Kl-clcr. Not-walk; Scliuylcr Mcrritt. .I.
ll, kurtoui. Stamford. W. S. Wort-
lunu, lb-thcl; William A. llruull. Jumca
W. i'lii'lt‘l'. liltllllul'y; ficorgc E. 8cm
iit'iii. tirccnwlch; ll. «\llcu Smith. t‘l;lt'~
iiropby. lildltctlclll; Simon P. liradlcy.
Fairlicld: John ll. i-illnfurd. lirddlmf'
tlrrillc ll. iiurlon. ’l‘rumbull. liurl
Iiitwii'y. Monroe.

'l'llc criminal i-lupcrior court opcncd
.li lil'ldgcport this morning. lllld tho
prclilutuury wurk of pulling pl'isuncru
in pii'u will lw llilisilcli tiill'iilg ilic tiny.
'l‘bi |ii'lil jury will l‘t'lllll'i tomorrow
umruitllr. The first itiliiilii‘iilt of ilic day
will lw .Itithlc 'l'iiilyi'l"u i'ililrgc to till|
grand Jurors bcfurc tilt-y rctii‘c to coll~
rilii'l‘ tll- lwo ltlurdcr cuscs.

can: nausea.
Innings of a ”pulse loath lot-walk
Couple in ltiiigepovt

Miss Ilmsio hi. tiiloltlon. of riuiitil
ilaiu strict. and itiblrt W. t'hirit. our
of the popular latter carriers in the
south Norwuik pnslmllcc. wcrc mar-
rtcd lust night lit ti o‘clock. at the rush
draw of relatives ltl iit'iliiiopurt. Mills
.icuulo Applcyut'd. of tiiruttord. was
ltridoluuld. and Frank l‘. t‘lark. a
hrolllci of "it' grtsuu. Was twat man.
The crrcluouy was tltil‘itti'liii'ii by ltcv.
it. tiricr i‘uilcrtoil. of tho i'ul'ii iiircci
t‘unllrclmiionul church. .\ir. and Mrs.
Mark at once hit all a short bridal tour
and on their return will uiukc their
bonu- at iii lint-till nirt-l-t. ttouth Norc
Walk.

Mr. i‘lurlt iii a ulcndmr of i'uiunm
liner t'itlliiiitlli'. iiilii tho you": couplo
burn a bout of friends ill town who will
Wiitil them much happiness.

Mr. and Mill. i‘iitl'ii wcro the twin-
ii'itltt of many hull-twine lii‘tilt‘flill
among them both: oils from the iorco
of tho iiouttl Norwalll posi-othco.

m u A III-0!.

huh-Nonlwkduseu Mist»
smut-lets- hint.

Youtcrtisy afternoon ltdward llili.
tiarl sud itohsrt Wm. Mitt-rt “fertile.
Mr. iiallard and scvcrlti other wheel-
uwti wore going to ltotoo Point. They
were nearing their destination. when
0er Wum. who was pacing the party.
beck perished. Robot-t no late itili
and was thrown from his bicycle and
severely cat. fits most was wrecked
almost buyout repair. til-vent of the
who'll-oil who were following also re-
mind til-bios and were more or less
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'i‘ho (‘unncil passed the resolution un-r

Grand Jury for Wednesday Will Be.

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made upon it.

The

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then .
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Upon the first symptoms of
a sold. procure s be: of Dr.
Isl-land's Austen. Take ac-
cording to directions and it
tear save you in. a long
and pistol buses.

Aceton.

wittosretbesristmhmi-
sets. an Mist M
Macmillan-art.

Action Medical Co.

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“all“!
Whllml.
was m use: or
Furniture. Pianos.
lisp-tn. Carling!!-
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biotin
nufactui'ers’ shoes that will beat

. Washington It..lo. Nor-walk. .

The Business Men

of the Norwslks and vicinity are rapidly becoming convinced that
it does not pay to have cheap printing in use in their business.

How Do We Know ?

Because of our rapidly and steadily increasing business. which has
been sad is advancing until we now find it necessary to keep our
composing and press departments in operation day and night. and
our engineer finds busy moments
whirling engine from getting a hot box because of thc great demand

 
 

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also a large

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makcsthc platczlnn‘d glass; iiiii" much a. , i Lesley 3’4?“ Ibo... . on.”
r s h, ‘ ' ‘ . " ’. (.3 _ t. " " g or a ' V’ ‘
. .trmc hooves cvcry day. ri.lcu.i00,con- , . ”’6'“. ' A“ one... '”
... , . . , . . . , . die. 8.09 tho... ., i so
. elder titer:§;)lentlltl cake-of White Glyccrlne , i. ’. Hi‘i'” L59 Ibo-u. “a"; i u
Thrict built) in every puckgc of Ivorinc. You ' g? Ladleo' LII,w shoes. . . . - I.
yorinc—ihc.’l‘oiict Son costsw' . i" ‘ 3‘ V . Y ' .
. , . . p . , Ill-000' ondhhttunn'o ”hoes. worth frilmti.abto¢ft.op,’ Duo
. , ‘ “ ’ ' ‘. "er *4”th “d...’ “Oo‘uhbb.f.' . . a V n . I .- 4 '50 ..
WWUW' ramWSM,WM' ‘ phi'GFOH'I .‘6“Rubb.r.h ' y. - o 0 '00
m a 7, . . ‘11,: ..'i. ,‘ ‘ M “ ‘
“id Airgun Hillttc'hinson‘ét‘neglefited'to Mon'o Wintor HUI-gin. north $4.00. $2.30
r“ “9 3“ ””9 W 00"" ' 90“ 38! “8 " “Man's use." ' worth 4.00 2.50
the sidewalk in frontof their premises ' '
in such manner and in such "time as the M."" IHOMOI .h°." worth “00' 3'50
Council limited and directed; and ‘ Mon's Patent Leather. worth 0.00. LBS
Whereas, The Council employed prop- Men's cult“ Ilsa... worth 2.00. t .35
:;6gfi,';°’tlg “"130 4*“; ”men” a 0°"! if Mon'. Working Shoot. worth 2.00. Lao
lows: '. e m,“ o w c ”Ire a" 0' Man's Hip‘ Iooto. worth 3.50. 2.25
Advertising ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 33,00 Boyo'Doubiosoio Ihooo.w0rth 2.50. i .85
Surveying and Specifications 10.60 BoyI' School Ihool. worth '35. 35°
Supervision ..................... 15.00 ’ '
iron Fence ............. . ....... 32.00 ‘ ‘ '
Masonry Contract .............. 022.40 H o ‘ 0 SE
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in preventing his constantly

Tendency oi the Times »

is toward s higher grade of printing for the use of business. mercan-
tile and professional men. and in fact. all who have use for the
printer's art, because they realize that printed matter which bears the
stamp of experienced and skillful design. and careful execution. is in
itself efficient stiflrtlslng for say enterprise, because the character
of a business is mostsbsoluteiy iudged by. the character and ap—
poersnco of the printed matter in use. and. as we have. said before.
the business men are becoming convinced of this fact.

it is not a Case of Hide-and-Qo-Seek

to get the "best that ever happened" in the printing line. for you
can Ind it. and at the right prices. at

Job minutiae,

No. to Water Street. South Norwslk. Conn.
Just around the corner from Washington Street.

 

INTERESTED IN'
TYPEWRITERS ?

If no you should know all
about the latest improve-
meats.

THE SIITH PRBIIER

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is the bullet in "attainments.
This mm as has loaded on rt tinnitus.
til-uni out. Wm uf value. tie
Ini in! «no.

Titillilmmtifiitfm.

It'ttM‘tittl. it. t'.. tut A.
New York I tin Is
as «sixes Film-Ii.

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mutual-t. t-

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than an mutt-ti say stood
disorder. chronic rumination/oi" usu-
raigic affection; ft is endorsed by the
best physicians in the country'snd is
wart-tinted to do What is claimed for it.
Plainteti's drugstore. South Namath.

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Billii

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The only wickless and velveteen oil

stove ever made. _ .

No directions necessary. . '

Simple and economical.

No valves “will not overflow.”

No soldered joints.

No wick. No smoke.

Cannot clog or get out of order.

Absolutely ssfc. -
Mill (Hill

REFRIGERATORS '

AND

LAWN MOWERS.

You can find nothing better.

consults:
muons,
i now,

1‘12 Washington Street,
South Norwalk.

 

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Kent 0 Son. Pinion.
A High ”mile Piam‘ldlrect

from llic factory. :Iido s'

fm-trtul. tiuumntwd or

toll ymlrs. Do not pay fan-

, cv irit'i‘ti for your pitiful.

Writ! Iis. limit for catalog.

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Moving Ahead!

 

Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.

We have paid special attetltion
to the new f'tiittfll and have a
large variety of design! in Red.
tine-ll, Blue and limwn.

You arc mnltally invited to
call and see tiletll.

I‘ltiiltcni‘ supplies.
iii“. “0.,
Painting. paporhsllglllg
Ititi illustrating.

E. E. Garb-m,
to but ifillt. But limit

J. o. densities.
«an anomaly also...

sum is
Watt Papers and lords“

l nonrlt strait-slur.
loath Norwsik.
stem Books of latest Ityiss of

takes to houses for inspection. on no-
tion by postal. litmus- enormity
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Wheauntfliviag wily not have II emu

Comfort and Iiyte 1'

item you mills alum at tits

BXCELSIOR/
‘LIVERY AND
SALES STABLES.

oat tumuuww:w including
lute M isms at titan
, n We“
humans”
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persons who own this clothes and who are
not so thin skinned.” to remain sway
from places to which they are not invited.
The invitations given this year to...
White House mptlons were prepared With
unusual care. 'ltistsot the: invited were
kept, and cards were issued to individuals
by name. The heretofore indefinite "Ind
Indlsoriminato “and ladies" was not pin-
ployed. That there might be no misun-
derstandin s the secretary to. the prest-
tieut., Mr. ortel- smiths gentleman asso-
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any who come without invitations. But
the toothed tobs employed was not eu-

. platnotl. .

The trap was set, kill! it "did its duty. At
one recs lion iliti poi-sons who find not
been invl d (lame to the White Rouse and
participated. At another alsir‘the num-
ber of uninvited present was 150. The
manner in which the intruders wonde-
tseted is interesting. As usual, elicit
guest on advancing to the entrance of the .
receiving room was told by an official to
“give your animate the officers, who will

' present you." The name of each guest

was called out: twice. first by tho oflloer in-
troducing tothe president and again by
the officer who made the presentation to
Mrs. McKinley. The announcing was
done with distinctnou. But. this year an
attache of the White House stood in a se-1
eluded nook and took down every bomb
that was called out. Comparison with the
roster of the invited was made subsequent-
'ly. and in this way the names of the unin-
vited were singled out, and the black list
was created. .
This was not all. Doorkespers frolu the
senate and house were present tosdd their
knowledge of faces to that of the White
House ushers. Alphabetical lists of the in-
vited were in the possession of theofiloisls.
When there was a doubt about any one.
the lists were consulted. Some of the un- '
invitod were asked for their addresses.
Subsequently letters were add it to sev-
thout invi-
tations asking explanationsof the breach.
Most of the letters were ignored. Several
replied, laying the blame on congressmen
from whom they claimed to bare moivud
verbal invitations. Half a dozen deport-
mallt people were caught. and their cases
were referred to superior (Alleluia—St.
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Varieties of Grasshoppers.

One of the very interesting ultttl receiv-
cd recently by the Academy of Natural
ticioncesin Philadelphia is modestly ro-
cortied as "to species and 108 speclmons of
grasshoppers of eastern Pennsylvania and
Sew Jersey, collected by tho Feldman Col-
looting social." This collection embraces
about one'thlnd the s in within the
boundaries named. here is probably
nothing new to the Academy of Natural
Sciences ill this lot. but it is valuable nov-
crtbelcu. for it teaches the uninitiated at
a gloom. alllong other things. that there
is much more embraced in the genus
grasshopper than ho hstoro imagined. ilo
will discover. for instance. that conspicu-
ous among the tribe is the universally do-
icsted wdsroach. the terror of all careful
buusckccwn. if the person be a New
Yorker. he will quickly identify sinung
tho cockroaches a little brown bag. which
be has perhaps hitherto only known as the
t‘roton bug. on insect which suddenly
made its appearance in vast number-sis
few years ago in the Croton water furnish.
oil for drinking and domestic purposes.

Among the grasshoppers also are the
crickets and kstyliliis. and born again one
Icarus with surprise that the beautiful
grwu. long winged creatures which are
pollcraity outlined with accusing mil 0th
or in the dusk of the evening of having
done uouwthlngor other are not guilty.
The culprit is in the wiieotion. h0'fl‘til'.
and it bi also grccll. but not of that lit-ll-
cutu .hadc which is by the one
m long account. It is. luoreovsr. s sullen
limiting erratum. with rounded boatload
brownish lugs. Just the sort of on inst-ct
that one would ii the wotthi tulle tie-
ligbt ill bumbling n rt-crllninutlons—
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sugar I Insets m

The tlctmsn align! manufacturers as
one of their recent meetings have gone
very 'ht'iiuflhi’ into the int vinut role
dltycd by sugar on our phys organisms.

u have on several previousoccllsions oath
od situation to tho advantages of sun!
for muscular development and cited -
tioal uspt-riltlcnts militia to the Inn.
Honing-mit-mralmw go nether and do.
clan that sugar is the only mum of
strength of lush; other sill-taboos. such
as fat... albumen. t‘it‘.. are troll-forum ill'
to stiller tmforu their assimilation in pit-i-
hiu. strum rivet-tying mode to heroine
wnr tllitiiliut' look into the submit mg
lye twist nulls! allowances to the not
that there shall ho no oximltsa for
tho aumulnont in bring the noblest a
trial it it runs-sit t t tile tierlutul sugar
manufacturers furnish gratuitously not.
stout sugar for tile 0.000 men who ave to
its kopi timid obnrvutiuu.
on tree at ttaullui Mini-s
w more wiltt in
work when. mists deity sugar st or
su- it new. This is mottled with s
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