Evening gazette, Wednesday, April 21, 1897 · page 4

 

 

their earl, atten'ion.

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TH-E EVENING GAZETTE

 

Nuxnn AT rm; Pos'r Osman 1N NORWALK
As A NEWSPAPER.

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_ M 41L SUBSCRIPTIONS

DAILY one year. 33: six months. 51.75; three
months. $1.00; one month. 30c.

WEEKLY, one year. in ’advance. $1.30: six
months. 600.: three months. 35c.

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WEDNESDAY, APRIL 21, 1897.

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Flower Thieves.
Stealing fl rwers fr 1:: the pub] c
squares—fliwers that have been planted
and cultivated at the public expense for

the enjoyment of those too poor to ,

cultivate fl iwers for themselves—is
akin in meanness to stealing the coppe. s
from the eyes of the dead;but mean and
despicable as the crime is,it appears that
there are people in Philadelphia mean
enough to cémmit it.

The police should not only protect
the fl )WBL‘S from the nightly raid of
these Vandals, but they should lay a
trap and c .plurIe the Vandals themselves
for punishment by public exhibition.
such contemprible pilferers should be
pilloried long enough for the finger of
scorn m be pointed at them at least.
Tien o term in j I“ might be adminis-

, tared as a final corrective.

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The Elm Tree Beetle.

The elm tree Ieetlr was imported in
1637 and has Spread over half thr,
country. In Baltimore and Washing»
ton the'e are thick broods a year, on
account of the length of the mason, and
the beetle is Very destrucjve. North
of New York only there are two broods
but the beetle breeds so rapidly and has
been so long neglec.ed thatit is now a;-
pearing annually in Countless millions

 

upon the aims in Kev» England.
The beetles spendihe winter in the

pupal relate in the ground under the '

trees, “End they brgii. to emerge from
mid-April 111. May, LLLI at this period
are best cltsiroyiu ly- the implication
of kerosene en llIrIlea’ :o the ground for
u’ (Isl: Lee of social yards at the base
of II..; trees. . The following directions
how to prepare the emulsion was given
Out last year b3, Storrs Agricultural
college: . I
I‘I‘Idoft 50a) , one quart; kerosene, one
pInt; water, six quarts. Warm tle
soap until it becomes liquified. Remote
from near fire, add the kerosene, aid
agitate rapidly With force pump for five
to ten minutes until it becomes a
homogenous, creamy mass from which
the kerosene will not separate on stand-
ing. Add the water and thoroughly
mix, when the emulsion Will have the
appearance of milk. This should be
appli.d near the trees at two or three
different times in snflioient quantity to

thoroughly saturate the surface of the

ground. A force pump with spraying
nozzle or a watering pot with rose can
be used to apply the emulsion. A hard
soap emulsion can be made by disso iv-
ing two ounces of hard soap in bailing
water and using it instead of the soil
soap.” .

Tuese beetles very much resemble
the cucumber. beetle, and they lay their
eggs in groups of three upon the leaves.
The eggs hatch in a week’s time and
the grub eats the soft parts of the
leaves, leaving teem skeletonized,
which gives a tree the appearance of
having When the
young haVe fully fed they always go into
the £1’bll4d to pupate, hence the patent
collar on the trees stands as an obstacle
to the return of the second brood as
W6“ 85 the fl ht

To kill the bsetles and the gIruIbs
when they are at Work on the to are
the elms are sprayed witn Paris green
or London plirple. '

We hope all interested in the dc-
strnction 0i thesis pests will gIVe them
In the next two

been scorched.

or has weeks the most effective Wctk

can be dULk: for their extermination.

Asked Too Much of Friendship.

A neat little correspondence took
Iphrce between David Roberts, the ar-
tist, and a friendly art critic with
whom he was in the habit of hobnob-
hing. Roberts had painted a number
of pictures into which he put all his
genius, and upon placing them on ex-
hibition, much to his surprise and mor-
rincation his friend the critlc severely
attacked them. In due time, however,
a note arrived, addressed:

“My Dear Roberts,—You have doubt-
less read my remarks upon your pic-
turcs. I hope they will make no dif-
ference in our friendship.

Yours, etc., .

This had a tendency to slightly in-
crease the painter’s wrath, and he
couched the following:

“My Dear ,—-The next time I
meet you I shall pull your nose. I
hope it will make no difference in our
friendship. Yours, etc, D. ROBERTS.

It is not recorded whether they met
dfterwards, but it is safe to say those
erstWhile friends hobnobbed no more.

9’

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A letter or postal card
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[st/Etna Life'"s".lll'l’i...

Illade the Followinslfiainsiin thechar l896r ' ;

Q
Increase in Income,

. s l .0573 l 6.28.
Increase in Assets,
. s l 997,234.42;

Increase in Surplus,

 

' J .C. WEBSTER, Vice-Pres.

I$l98,8l6,8l,' ‘ ' i}
Increase in New Life" Business,
$ I 598,668.00.
Increase in Life Insurance in Force,
' $5,608,680.00.

Increase in Accident Insurance in Force,
I $21 ,736.5oo.oo
Increase in Aeoident Premiums,
$ l 75,086.72—or 62 per cent. .
0 Increasein N ew Life Insurance Written in Connecticut,
' ' $3 i 0,642.00. ' .. . ‘
Increase in total Life Insurance in Connecticut.

. $472,569.00.

. From the increased Surplus the usual increase of dividends to
policy-holderswillba paid in l891, making the Twonlv-Fiflh Regular
Annual Increase of Dividends to the insured, and a record unparalleled
in the history of life insurance. .- _

Notwithstanding the material increase of new business on which
the expense in Life Insurance is chiefly incurred, the ratio of expense to
income on the Life business of this company, excluding the Accident
business,.is somewhat lower than last year, and is 23 per cent. less
than the average expense of the ten leading “purely mulual’.’ chilipanies
.tor the Year l895. ' , '

Their figures for l896' have not been published.

 

honors as. ourxnrr, President.

J. L. ENGLISH, Sec. H. W. 31‘. JonnrActuary. -
C. E. GILBERT, Ass’t, Sec. - W. C. FAXON, Ass’t. Sec. Accident Department.)
G. W, RUSSELL, M. 1),, Med. Director. ~ Janus CAMPBELL. M.D.. Med. Ex.

ETE. HALLOCK,‘ General Agent, 5 HaningIer Bld’g., New Haven.”- I' i
J. I. HUTGHINSON,CeneraI Accidentngent, Reggae,