, 1870-10-13

St statue ot mo- noaefn i,mes * feet high, nonased
% pedestai Is feet Iish. and 10 oecupy piace
Btatop BTog gneli's ststue On Iae pap,sc sreen Of
Hartford: a portrait statue Ia full csnonlcals,
urrachtpr: crsf. 5so.eoo. me statue bY iFeas
Sonsh pe9niiea. q usssachrsctss: soldiers u,onu-
mrnt;. hantls'r.s xnl quaint: to cost 1aooo.
usni, bsse end ssasae. c 10 cos. $s,coa e'' '1SA
Woonsocker, khoce lalard: soldefs' monument:
TO cost =. Geo;
Centfsi fa!t. new 1nlS: toaatata hasio, sesea-
IeSn Ieet n!amsles antS. s n
,ati fsSItnr Hmyr, GemenT1. stTtT n ~ % tf,irty
Ter. ssyenty.fye fesx htrh: bo;it il o6,o ouf1
freestone. ii cost o1 sita- Modelled In many
details after the Saint chagefe In Paris Nea1lI
completed. u
AGode ls5ao sts.s >; sSt1ssss Mo1ulnsn!s " 90
:. ~ ~ ~ rssS ssst ss.S y cast r.nhaHs
tnoSn The StatuafY modelled pY Randolph
Rogers. Five statues win sttorn this mouument
Greenneld, Mtssachusets: saldlcrs' uoau-
meot: az Aberdeen g11ni!e shsn. s9imounted bY
ens,es nnatnsi1 1i,eao,fesi: emhriitsf1 he hsscs
rsntescniipp tie blTtt Of tresson ii tfe ecFpenta
esrs. aud the Hp1 OF tha bird upon the viper.
Hildama College, Wl11lams'ownt Massacnnsetsss
eo3osssl ngute q pfisnts T. eo31lef. slEat 4nd
sa aa1v snii 1Ts1 ieh;so cos h1eea'eo IN "sa'
ai!rrnany Civ. Penn. An afsiIieSY soiier. heroio
size; 10 cost ii ,0Oo,
Worth monument, New York city; Qu,ney
oM; 10Y, Eteciea esEefal ysafs aEn osnamented
VIZ ot p0ozn nsnma s9a s. ts[a. s.s H.
tacai sfatus: Tie sitie oraa;s Esyntian. NAM ~
staine Of s3ld:cr. seven iani haif feet high,
to stand In the public street 0t Anson1A, Conn., to
ceat fs,oce. ...-..-.
.,, foSSac17cuf QcARnf r1oPETf.
>. AAnalon has been naade IN this rem.fkabls
y granite. 1hsa X ts hne granite Hdge noH
ths toNn or westerly, y. l., Whero hattefs n
potsessea tbtec hundred acres, and steadily
employs ft!e hundred Wotkmen, which is prob
ably more than arc at present employed alto
gether At the 9nsties Of concosd, Quincy.
uAllowel1, Dix 1e1aud, Or Fo1 1aland. Among
the monuments built It Hartford is one in
Portland stone, cut to the life, OF the old gen
tlenan decreased. who frat opened and devel-
oped the Portland stone quatries at Middle
ton, Conn, the same OF which the New York
brown stone fronts are built. These quarrios
bavc much deteriorated. i railroad several
milcs long has been opened to the Westerly
! qu.rries, and tho stone Is being cut there for
some Of the largest edifices protected ia the
Eaet. A1nong these age:
Ths Connecticut Mutud Lifo Insurance
Building. "A feet front, los feet deep. 100 feet
hith, Kenaieeante pt5le. the wbuIe to cost
$1,000, 600: tho granite alone to cost ss00, 900.
The ntatuary upon this building viii coat
a1nO, 600 and il to be larger and moro e1ectIse
thsn that npon tho Equitable Life building in
New Yo,k.
| nontIl,s Thestro. I5j feet b; 100 and IFS fso1
\ hirl, Westerly canlfo. Rcunissnnoa. tn cosi
\ si'etn. 900: the granite 10 coat aaI5, 600.
nithamabutr, n T., Savings Bank, Teater
II granite, "patcnt- hammered !" Is feet frout
io6 deep, loo feet bigh tho whole bu1idins
lined with polished granite, marble. hnd sand
y. ,,Ss.<~ ~.o,.s ~,
entire bui1ding, excepting some ante-rooms
The heighth of this room ia about ninety feet
! the largest banking rooIn In the United States
the nhola to coet 81 ,0o0, 900; the granite t,
cost saso. 900. The whoio Of this building /
ase proof.
Tho columns Of THE CH.cAoo Ta1nuxE 1t
t.st that the Northwestern people are no noT
ices il adyettiaing, hut advertising md print
Ing are the Life Of theaa huEy EAsse1n com
mnnities. Some Of the lsrgest printing house
in the world are estssltshed hese. Beok psint
ing, peddiers' printing, insurance printing
railway ticket printing, aud the preparation q
e1pengively illustrated catalogues employ hun
dredB ct the nost dezteronh compcs1tors an'
inventors OF tha country. saw at the Hutch
ipes Printing House, two catalogues, ono 70
the Mertdeu Plated-wara Company, auothc
coat 10000 apiece, or $50 volume, 200
copies OF each catalogue to 10 produced
These books win e1ch contain several hundfe
des'gne. printed in bronze, steel, copper, eil
vsr, and iron colors, o1actIy raprodne;os eser
lueI and eve.y form as BssttaE,1 wAze. Dosso;
has never executed work equal to these rlasts
| The paper waa especially manufactured TO
| each job, and The history Of tho Job itself !
quaint ard destructive, ~ showing what
ecmbipa!lon o. talents Connecticut mA
, brings to bear upon p given object,
PATTERSON, the monument-maker, rsferre
, 10 Above. pulls, amongst his ecosa Of stsinga
; the tusincrs of insurance- Repairing /
. Eurore at tho close Of our war to pick n
: come hints upon later monumental atrl,ilef
: tnse there, 10 buy Italian marble It Ii
quarry, aud to bug p.int'ns.,-for which 3 ,
railway nssu1sncs. Hhsn be- came houe b
eallei mee1iug md had a talk viii some d
' the livr men of the town: fl,ey raised s5DD
O00 together within week, and sent Bate
, son hsck again 10 studs the subject NOR
: ninutely. Out OF this procedure grew gel
= Railway a.euranca company, which hare 81,
9 yised tha wreck ct q scoEe af initatoss, an
= are both prosperous The excessive amour
:, It ticket. bil1, and circular printing require
). ( by these companies put their President 1t tt
a mercy Of the chief establishment Of the cit.
a | ard he started to New York to find aor}e pe
: son who could lead = movement agzinst Il
:. monopoly. Swallowed up IN that great g,t
Of competition, Patterson discovered
:. yourE man with IN educated eye, ambition
I his ant, md no money. Ho brought him I
4 to Hartford in 1866 furnished him vii
!. IN Office, and told him to swim VI sink. Th
' youth, albeit not New Englaudcr, soon fc
\ lie magnetism Of the community around hiI
t and be got 10 talking a!oud In his s!eep, II
i. rug before The cocks crew. and 1oostDg th
morrufu1 and iutenae business look, combin'
With fetidoas eheestalness , xhen ihs Be- sue1s
d Of trade VIA Eaenttoneot Which y fhe SIT
l NnUvpNti$f1f rhAFNrfafihfiH NrNHnnIf.
ii upon lime, he made de:cent on the scn1
D. Able bead o. = great lock company at ~
II Haven. and said DO soue superior pnt
ia | inG, tlf, anu "oold hke 10 make eAtalos
l. for Eou, representing al your locks
10 20 yoa don1. -.---...
e AZ Eet son up = eass4csae, every eopy
J. which PM into A hafdWafe store w nfanS Z
"a At orler iot sWy' cAaI YOU auo1a 70 HAot
IN 1oa etnt seA us any more !oekt than
10 .eii nos: me . .eaa me s, tsaass II Eoo eoo
j, tha1 ~ Hoa.a @ W anotuea 1n1os 81.
= of connIe IT ina ,ocks. A. Hsrtfo,f ha IN
. tbem ausrt. uade dies from theuu. ard exsc
!, Tepro{5pctd On papar, IN the oric;nal colors
8. g the lost, sverz portion Il i, 1hs Inside ,
- high relief. The ecrewp, nuts, steel. and pta,
= part,. ccpper. etc. made i pictnre stich
70 70 would b. Tnrdsrfni ANYWHERE IN tha Va,
- Hsyipg completed the lob, Hutchincs ssh
ps 70 The (ock usnufscturer. With the Iocta ,
= tis r,rd adding not(unc
~ Nest d,5 canc q let;ef. pogt-tasta. It q,
II. "Iup down to New haven, We want I
~ catalogue"
~ ArHyed there. be found the yaner.bls Il
r. in 4 state Of exciteneut. "Thy.r ana
~ ~ Al never ssw such printing. Auyhody ,
~ ~ mske lock, bui nobody csn initiate il 1
- ~ way. ri Lare Il II have Ia seil n,r her:
pp HON did .ou learn It ," ~
.. ae TellT saiI Hutehines. .as near1r
o,ss tn.v bv h.x7noa hrsdarhs for serer.I e.
p. 81 p.rt. rtf;dJinc 10 vhat theT were ioinr
es- P1-,r. i, n-;nt;p, snd trr;1o - ha.t
II ss.1f.1,o Eli roS% 500 S,11rs r -
%, eo,v Iii ireresse Snnr hnzIness At that nr
na ps 1870 IS sa,ss. ~, as,a a. W. = r
aGo anesd!" ala anrient Connerticut.