The Newtown bee. (Newtown, Conn.) 1877-current, 1895-10-04

The NeWtoYntRtaef
FRIDAY, OCT. 1895.
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GLIMPSES HERE AND THERE IN {
PARIS. !.
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THE TRAVELS OF BARON MUNCHAUsEN
oUTDoNE.-A ssCifY OF MAGNIFICENT
-isDIsTANCEs'i ED-F1FTY DRIVERS !.
- WEARING THE SAME KIND OF sE IT-AND'
TIKI. SAME STYLE, OF HAT.--THE FINEST
THEATRE In. THE WORLD. ---Ald MEXICAN
,SspeRk : aND -wHITEIAw RF1p. .-oNRa
,serHottsAN1p FEET IN fHE AIR n THE
!. TOMB iBE..o or NAlffoLEoS THE GEEAf.-5!I1EH!E
CATHEDRAL. oE .NDTRE.. DAME, WHOSE
s
CORNER STONE WAS .EA4DssIN llg3, "
rHe BEAUTY of "A STATUE AND THE
- BEAUTY OF Z I1F ri r. THE MOST WON
DERFUL. MISSION IN EUROPE nut
lla FRANCE! BUT sERANGE r'-4l ; "
$50 49,. - -4..---- 49,: -, "a 80
lI~ li.4--i -ss4 , l~-.-1 -..As -tisi5a,'
There was song the boys used 70
sing with great gusto in my college days
which ran something like this:
'Then sing remarkably loud again, ., !, !
Rom. | n It alsti4 Ii! a. !, =. / |. ~ Il Nv L
| yive la 's4!
| May we all he blessed with remarkable wi Ives
EAnd-live if we can remarkable lives,
Till each at remarkable tame arrives,
Yive la 's4i"
t1@It was 'certainiyssa ;seinafgaple song,
!. sung as you .weqla Of coursesexpect me
Ito saYsiht 4 most remark ;cla ass; but
1.-THE remarkable character OF that song
j could noEholda candle TO the; achieve.
ments accomplished by thai; rem arkable
crusade! that ;:leff New York by the
.tsteamshi FTiesland ON that bitters eeld
1 morning eff bguary 77.5i.AJaang the
q wonderful things we did toward the last
ipaft Oh ouE trip Was:fp see the sights 81
Paris IF 65ns5 DAY. Think gil FtT The
strange adventures. of !, Baron N hnchau
SEN Of of Eul,f3ersamong the fliltputian'
; are not to pc compared Il 1tn what we die
Tor rather pretended to do. we jus
Il eaughf glimpse of the magnificent cap
ital of the French, but it strongly whettee
4. our appetites to see 1t from centre to rim
,: and, pefhapsawe may some days; It wa
beautiful city then, in grim,- dull March
but what it is when itstgardens ana park
Ehaye5 oh sheis j. ummer dress,9 And; TIL
many monumental fountains 4feisful
ofplaying ana fhis brdaHs toale4aFdss ar
thronging with gay, festive life 7 eanne
II say,S5s55ssIa q lsfi;..li-4 L = W i 5SG
f. Paris Is Hoted for. many things, but
/ first, there iarei the Observation-Disclosures
they call them! Napoleon III doubles
}tte:aFeas Of the city, built the phlace 0
industry for the frat fnternationh Pari
Exhibition Gin 1865 ran, new Thorough
tf,lresi in.eYerY direction, and strai ghtene,
land widened the streets; He pud Paris
4 leng way toward. being the most hagnii
icsnt city on earth, and did a w rg 70
his capital quite. similar. / should say "a
:. itfat which King :Humbert Is; doing fo
Naples today; WeScal bur national cap
tai the .city OF agntficent distances,
: but it would not b. difficult TO Ioaeiaii 8
Washfngton somewhere in the .heart q
Paris and have plenty OF room fot anoth
e!g 4 American city or two. -Four Hundre
and fifty eight acres in. tbs seity ale occu
pied by squares " and ~,,gartiensE alone
% the Hneeoftcireu4af Notifications extend
l221sa niles, aha the ethItiiries; city coSers 4
area of 80 square miles. ,,., a.;
# you wished first to- get a genera
.. idea ofiParis,s before, you ezamiAeda dc
tails. yea would not. Jump on a Itrblie,
car (for there are nd trolley cars EhgreJ
t you would NOT EVEN hire a cab kfor, j
i yoH were where we were, near tho end @
ii your "trip, you wnaldbeyerys eonpnicat
stayitaispesed99; but you would take 4 sea
4 on one of the stages ,A,aear On t. psost
a quarter-franc, and seat inside cost
h. double that. amount: but Kous of epnrse
il. would eide outside, for there. is.tlie plac
to see. Autobiography rides Outside
a4yeut being there does not ffdicA se 18th
tsfze Of -ybur pocEetb6ok:. The 4vehih
THAT we, reached Paris the rain feA iddait
heaHiLy, but sthese1 elevated seats :he4
il their usual patrons; ..they.only hoiate
their umbrellas and, @as 'theysdd Id Spait
:. let taih..i Thus gong from THE Made
T1eine to the Bastf1les a distance .q1 near1
/ three miles,. yousr would ride. sqveA oHeaf
+" THE BustEsT ANb MosF fAsHt9NSABLL
H. ss..ls., J, STREETS s.s.l.i4. r
I'm the world; YOU wpu1d PAST t@9 Of rh
famous gates in the city walll.,.R4rae IS
Denis an Porte st MaFtiinualso MOST Q
the large Cafes. the opera honse.atd tn
,Iyarions theatres, .Tha Place de l'krc a
{ nriemphe- is the eenEergiBg centsd Wharr
many ways meet, no liess 'tHat u street
: .fshooting out thence IKE the spoka s.5efss
greaE .Yhsel.1 i Here one GETS. I u 1. bes
idea, Of this grand &. city saf. parks and gal
Il dens and, fine hauleKards. The I'd Roy
lale would take. yoas through the most 81
Iegant Quarter Y y the city the:Rdd Aube
! would be the stTQlling pisceof thd ladies
for There. arei the wonderful shopsl Whicl
make Paris the envy ofctha fashtenabi
Pefnaps YOU are nst. awafe 'of how i