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THE snyrixnu
“'1‘. mil“. ‘3‘ ’22. I836
SHAIJ. WE HJI'E SEll'Elfi ’
Sat Myer-cab; our citizens In"
bmmy at the city-mung
to M the add-bility of a quite
Man-ria- of our newt-r systcm.
Whore been WWI for in many
alt Militia-chins prveented
a“ be tidy considered. It may he
“3' for the city at large to incur
e-‘Ienhle expense The matter of
the basis to be? derived therefrom
“he‘ll-entail weight. and If [My
'uswshdiece the ”I! will hr chevr-
faly W to build thc scwrns asked
for.
We hen .aeh talk sham our city
a. U to practically hare mute.
J-ry “then-was: altruistic-lit of
“£1”. .1 themy hd a.“ lo I-fl'set
"1y fill of it in city prop-qty on
m érut. This plea against
m for sewer-s. thereforc. has no
face.
Let all who favor [nigh-is and the
Invades-est ole-r cityand «ho con-
fides halth and convenience of imp-ut—
alcc. mend the Inciting Ion—lay night.
and ad fully on the [nations presented.
m5 lI'J TEE ll'Uf.‘ '5‘.
Sr-ewery‘raufyI-x facts werr {sought
out at the city mg list Mon-
dlymhy (Sen. deon Taylor in
his advocacy of the ml chlr‘nsfinn of
the water pipm. [mm in» very sun
the works have more than fulfiilul the
w "some antn-ipaxiuns. Tn.» origi-
aal cost was about .littflil lean than the
m. and [lit revenue. since the wf<
und year. has paid the intensi on the
bonds and running expenses and proud;
damphn from which will!" of in-
debtedness ‘Iis l.~~n prod. and 33% can ”1
IE WNW has lacs-n refurido-l at :1
Induction in nitric-t of l":; pct .~. m.
Thr mum draa- M1 [‘1' i‘r’tfl. Tlir'
direct cost to it c city ha- ins-n but (“Alli
for the ten ycars. u hit-h has hum raised
in the general annual tax of $33"! for
hydrants This has amounted ‘l - $35
“A0. ht has «Jr-trod as: sinking fund to
th- extent of 8:23AM.
XI. lelor. in his «statutes. is inch arr
printed in the “1!“ of the Ina-tang.
flowed that if the nr should hr no increase
of income from Ike water for the neat
twenty-four years. all cxpnscs can l-c
.etud the bonds paid as thct lintnrr.
and there dill mum a surplus tnthc
trail of the city of {4‘33" 36. A.- favor-
able as thin am It Is not as favorable
-hmm-dlsbow, )It Thy
In: in his “RULE mad.- nn not.- cf
thnfactthat as the l-Inds are paid the
intern-t expense account «m \f~
let 1385 thr- interest on 3‘11"! at (- [vr
cat. will w “it! it“ Idlui‘s- Illr
and exp-are slaw. .tfm it“) the
int-nu on ”.mat { prrccnt will «are.
reducing the annual expanse t 23-. mow.
AM lflflthcdebt a ill be dccrra—rd “I:
W. and the annual mirrors lira-nu!
.1”.
If in Ir. Taylor‘s climate the-extrusi-
acrnnat had been rvduced ant divuld
have been. from stoppage of him. the
lot-l Initial “surplus after the unm-
flMmpahlwould han- bm-o In-
M “2.6m. ding: snort-in. m.
‘d of Kat‘s. as calculated by )lr.
fay-hr. , Fro. this the new issuc of
812.” of boat could be paid and loan»
a upl— of $333 if». But this amount
“it h be put at a higher figure. for
”when gradual increasi- in the
me. and Mr. Taylor (world very m~
ably have doubled his claini of the
m which would sci-run to the city
dark; the twenty-four years from
the water “works. and have placed
it at fu- can to ”more.
It ‘1' be my to provide for
more“. but withapreaeai capaci-
”1‘81“.“ “Ila-i. unions there is
pent waste. the supply will be sufficient
[Gala-her of years.‘ lint should this
“yarns. itcanlienictbyui unt-
hy ola kw Mdfllhfl fI-ranother
dan.whichw‘ill-ore than mm. the
w ”nasty. If the demand for
ties here- to managed-er rever-
v-‘r there wfll certainly be an increased
rem m that it wouldheafnnher
m in!” than a disadvantagc.
_ ‘lhisciy hascertainlycansefor thank—
fah- tht it is so fortunately circum-
“csd ia rekin- to public water.
Whie and-ally the city Iii-den in
hank-o“ for its hater works.
“ha “ excellent inset-sat.—
n-ewh'nhataoucbtewillcnntribnte
very hrgely to the general caucuses of
thciy'nrern-est. 1!. could he made
wbmumflthepenpleweresndb-
”I. u it could sac-re seventyive
ths‘ad sun-n hoa- for its water
uh at-y tine. nil we believe they
“ha“ pic. but at
u “cu. If the c‘ny wants to
d “r m wat- fa .175.” they
8 ad wa'n a much f. a emu-er.
1h- hs'.‘ the are. the voieof the
HI while-man‘s: ‘I desired is a very
“any .2 for a-plaht. and
n ‘lfld hrs Wore been can-
u .h-‘rahle hscan-s or lack of
I“ ' ‘
'0 we- .ach myriad ts adios
h wh-se -. cf the up.“
uric-sues nearing. m
B _ hr- “ I“ the m
0-— - 1-. by the w-
hs ha- .” has! for tho hac-
Idth-sf nus—sand men-
“ w. h I” lb e“: u
‘b “lap!“
in first. u m a tho .- re-
‘Wu ”In.
bu bra-s who has on.-
flufis min rd-
“d‘sua‘htpuii—d its city.
”fl 1 . fl !- “ a.
a—fl ‘ is. a” s.-
“ b a. a! nut-h. yet
“fin-I‘d Ht n)-
fl.W_dt
’ “flint“ '~ w.
fl Q d 3. put cpl
— *hm— h. is u
‘ ”(Wig-has"
tag inn-eat. ‘Ihc enter-[rise III-
e'erything in its favor. It is said an ab
tvnipt will ln' made at tho meeting next
Honda‘- evening to rut-ind llic volc of
last Monday rt‘t‘lilllg. “'9 this! not. but
if Rich an attentpt Is made we below»
it will meet with a Very emphstic and
conclusive defeat. A .,
r in Illitlxth
‘alrr rig-.— to he ..aIrIIGIs-tl \“lII-rever
Itrquiml,
Al the city meeting )londay evening.
on in; to the tune consumed in _ discus-
Mull. only the matter of extending the
water prices "as considered. the propos
ed «aims-on of sewers being postponed
for one weck. Mayor Richards presided.
and after the reading of the thc call by
t‘h-rk _ \Vllt‘JS. (General Nelson Taylor
otters-d the following pmniblo;and
rmduuous which wcn-scumdcd by \\'_
s. Knapp _
\\'ut'.1t1.‘.~. It is the opinion of tins
Ming. that a more gcncral extension
of water pipes into the strwts of the
city is dnn'rable. "I" very -Ilt‘h add‘ to
thr comfort and umvcnrcncc of our Cltls
tens nsiding on mrwtsat prcsent having
no public supply of water. and will pro:
mote Ibi‘ grin-rd welfare of the city;
now. then-fore. luv it
1&1»!an “it tho Board of \Vawr
l‘rmmLm be. and they lien-by
are dlM‘h'd to u..- so much of the cxcezu
of thc avails oi the watcr rciits after
paying the current expense-s of the water
works and than: Interest on thr- watcr
lands. as may hr nut-scary to extend a
supply of water Into all thc sum-Its of
the City where It shall be asked for by
the headsof familics residing on such
shorts. or by manufacturers doing busi-
one on and streets; and be It further
[Jr flufntf. That tlic honorable Board of
t‘uunctlmc-ri ln- rrquestrd to direct thc
Hoard ol “'atI-r l ‘ouunissioucrs to apply
so much of the class of tho awuls of
the “atcr rents. aflcr paying thI-currcut
1‘lll‘IIN-s of the “'flh‘f Works and the III-
lt‘l’fiel on llh‘ n atcr hoods. as may bc
ina~r~sary In I xtc—nd a suppkv of “‘llll'l’
into all the rlrrr‘ls of the I fly wlIi-li I'.
shall Ir asknl for by bonds of {mullin-
residing on such straits. or by manufacr
urrrs doing l-usim ss on such streets;
and l-- It 'lll‘lllt‘f
{fro-2'“ l. Tint llu‘ Hoard Hf \‘dli‘l’
I ‘uIIIIi-I-‘rsIe-m-rs he and lln-y In ru-l-y :Irc
authoriz-sl and din-cud lu ls~llr bonds
for an amount not In rxc-ul ll‘r‘ sum of
tow lt‘r- thousand Ilullafa. Il found new-s7
sun . Iii Liyui; mucr pqn-szts tlllrt‘lt‘Il In
thc lungs-mi: [cm-lotion. :unl luv-slitlril-li
and w: hydrants for fur 'Hll.‘u$t’~ Illi lrr
III" II"! t‘li‘ r11 l‘f llir' littihl Hl ll-lllit'll-
[11:11. and l-r- iizlurtlwi ‘
1.x». . 5. TlmI llu' I: and of “Enrr
I'oriiiinssr zirrs luv and [buy hare-by :Irv-
inquesiv-l :a- for“ aid tlII- \\ «rt. ul Linn;
auto-r papr~ and scum”: nydnms. :is pro-
vi-lnt for in lllr' tun-gum: [I-swlllll'|l|‘. as
cxpulinuusly .Is thc naturc nf tin- “ ork
I all lh‘l’llill.
Mr. Taylor spokc- In support of tln- rr~~
ulunons. and ~.1id.tbcy ought lulu-undula-
Id In Justice to pars-nus In In; on strI-rt‘
II] which pith hair no! Ins-II and. but
statement that iln- figures showed con-
clusively that the city was in condition
to do justice to the people who liar-cheer]
paying taxes \vulr-m In-m fiIs of water
[or family and om. r um... and hoped the
rmdutions would prvvuil.
E. A. “'oodward askcd what course
the (‘ouimIssioncrs now pursued in lay-
ing pipes.
(‘ommissioncr I). l'. r:._.- said that they
had been disposed to i‘klcnd the mains
wlierc thc IIitcrcst ol Ibo chy permitlcd
of it. and that thcy had Iicculcd’ Io lay
them In Ann and ulhvl suwts. lit'flak‘
ed Mr. Taylor If he IImh-Isiood buu to
saythiit pIpcs could Iu- lultl Hi all the
streets of the city for $17 mo.
Mr. Taylor rcplicd tint I-vvry fauIIly
could be Sllppllr‘tl wuh “nit-r III .In ex-
pcnsc’not to cxccml thus :Imoum.
Mr. Ely said lw hull supposul II would
cost more. If consunIpIIon of the mo..-
cr inch-IL 1 it would III-cessiluia- unolhcr
sloragc r ‘St‘n‘flll'. Sllit‘i‘ ho has bcI-II
uiuiIIIissIoIici tlierc Iva- llt‘t‘ll times
when he thought' IlIcn- was not more
than a week‘s supply. llr‘ admlltcd that
It approrcd to be a hardship to people
bring on the outskIris to ho used for
the water. but his llllurt-r‘e‘l III was that if
the Inattcr is curricd along judlciously
the wants of all would bcluu- long be
supplicd without any Incrcasc of the city
Indcbtcdncaci. The (‘oIiIiiIIssiniu-rs dld
not rccciw 2i farming of pa) . ltll'. wen-
roundly abuscd. llIs tcnn «i l xlico was
nearly out and lic would lw “‘1“ng at Its
cxpiration for sonic onI- clsc to lulu“ his
placc. llc fceirn'l that (ho suc-u ~< or Ilw
works might bc lllr- llh‘lllls of o .. l ciaI'IIR-II
and told tho story of ”10 gul :oIIIgto
iiiarkI-t with a lmskr‘l of cggs on licr
hood. and while contcmplatiug Im- lino
things she would be able to pIIIclIIsc
from the procccds of their sulr. b. i‘lllllt‘
so frisky that lillt‘ IIlelcd lllt‘ our. and
was tlII-roforc unablo to got any Hung.
5! Mayor l‘uunuigliuni said lIc favor-
ed Iliv- fr‘sullllll'll. but did not IlIIIIk Ilw
inn-ling was rchluLthmI Ihc :Inulcr
should harc tirsi ln‘t‘ll prcscIIIIJ In tho
couIIcIl. and IlIc rnpiI-sl conu- lr~m Ib- m
for Invuus lo proscculi- Iln- “ml...
‘ J. J. Millard slut-«l llIIIl lill‘ - \pcnsI-s
of Ho» city \\0 n- booty. and nut (In cIly
tux \\‘.~ :Ilrrmly lo nulls. \\ in n H..-
cily “as organ 1 «I ll um prom-s» i lkt:
tlII- run!) t \pcIIsI-s shouid ll“! - \v-ud
$3.1“. “-7 \\ mini 1 . l-lilll. '.~' 3’ w‘mp
plIcuy ol our ldlrl;|llli*l~.ll'!l"','|~1l“.|
lcruunuln-n Ibo- pnwv lIl annoy: w: i .\-
Iffi\ag:iln‘v
F. ll N.I~iI levl liwl I.- :.I,~¥ wl 11m!
tlIo ph ~- Ill unusun- gm pusul In um Ilw
an In E. M. .o Ih-- m I-: pml no. M. Tu.-
l'r""h|""l I at: Ixsanns “IIIIH Iln auuy \\ ItlI
millh‘wf Ih.~ l""“ nt dwid lids. mulw :I
ln-llr‘l . lli‘lliitllllll L-r llu- wan-I. :nnl luc—
~1-li‘~ Ilnwu )IIslwn l~~ l-‘hll'llls n-l Ibo
cn\_ “-‘uLl vliI‘ HI »;-- l-uilxlulg and In»
I'lt‘dxv- "1' glznul lwl.
H \\‘ l n-l ‘lll ll=ll ll \\ is (I‘ll
\.-2II~ ~121I' *hw illllwdlli‘llitll of “uh-r.
iunl all“! u'» {l llIr mpI l .;l‘:»\\ [b :qui do-
\‘r‘lnlitll' 1.: : l :I;.- . .1) Jun“; llllll limo
\or} l.ll.:t' \ v.” Ln»- I \wélvm supply of
\\ tli'l‘. ”I' l: il ll cl HI" lw‘lli ll! \‘l‘ ll
smu- lls whom-Lb, and lxc \\‘2U|ltsl
llhl‘r- “I... I...I I. I l-n-n s.-l.anIIIs:III-.
but brid lu-vu Luml lor lus :Ind I-llu-ru‘
who I\'t ro- lanai for tlir l-ciiclil utlII-rs dw .
rivnl from tlwui. and procoulvl l-mlu-w 3
that llil~ could l-A .lnm- \iztlwu: .I. lll- '
In. in to tln- In} - Iiih "sis llv sud Kiwi
l‘lr‘fi‘ll! natrr .ivbt nus $“MU”. “I" II
trust on “luclo our $3 1‘:- [in I.-
n or In tlw u-usury $2. «in: .ind lln‘ irins
dur- and paymsic Jum- Est. “lil urn-om!
tn» $1126.10: so that by J1in ls! llIc?
coniuiinsmucrs \\ Ill lunc on hand $1
“.632. Iron; llil~ [In to roost l-c prod
$2“th intr'rcsl on the builds. and $31“
nan allowed for corn-lit curt-limo for
the six tin-nth:- ending tliut ditto. "lilt‘h
loan-s the not availablc asscts July 1 at
{533‘}: uliich. \utli tho $12.1“! pros
[intend to be raiswd by tho bonds. wuuld
pound.» for Ike extrusion of tlic watcr
prpw to all llo- strvets of the city win-n-
then- is any Ito-mand for tho waicr. ' .\t
[M111 tlir total annual fs'cr‘lpld from
water rvnts arc haTtlltfl. After dc-
durtmg thrmtcin-st on the bonds a"d
allowing 3““ lot I urn-lit c\pciw- s. tlII-
net {Wounds an- $7I.":7.‘J<l. ll lln- pro-
ponsl l xtcusions ucrc Inadc. Ibo III-t
rantings \‘ultlrl l» inch-asul $120-
['13:- im'MsI- luring calculatul on II hauls
of $13!! wzttcr rcnts from "I" :Id-lItIonal
I‘
”'5“
r. Taylor tlwn [Itt-erlilul tildes shmrr~
in: lhr‘ Indebtedness for thc \ratcr works
and when it matured. and mounting
the inc-wire as at prv-wnt. >liu‘A‘t-tl that
when the prism" bonds wcrc paid lhcrc
would be a surplus of isltiJT-itfsfi from
which to pay lhc‘ new Issuc oi trill-o.
Thc bonds coma due as lI-llows: {1&-
!ll’ in 1‘93. at fiper MIL. film-Mn 1100".
Ill§pfif \‘c-nL: “Lt!“ In “‘15-, at l; per
cent. and hull-I in IMO. at l pcr ccui.
To nicet thne bonds as thcy cI-iuc Iluc.
Mr. Taylor pn-ccntcd Ih‘w tigurcs
lasing the n-ccipts on the income uf<
tar the pipes are laid at “1.33194 pI-r
annum. and without making any allow-
ance! for the inevitable increase from
yr-ar to year. tha- receipts by the turns
thr- 1885 bands arr- dur- will amount to
#ltflfix‘lntfi. Putting tho cxpi-nses for
Interest and incI-leiitals uncluding Inlcr-
cst on the $12.01!" of new bonds: at $6.
2"“. the cxpensr-s wtll he {sum},
leavmg a net profit of (46,731.46 with
which topay the lirst installment of fills
(III of kinds. After tlicsc arc
psid thcrc will be a balancc In favor of
llir‘ cily of $16.7?‘lulti.
The receipts for the next five years. on
the same Innis. will befriwju. which.
with the balance left. over after paying
the 1‘9?- bonds. would provide $722.31.";
with which to [my uuwuoom for the
years expenses and ”AIM of maturing
bonds in 181”. The city would then tht'
“ For the or“ live
years the receipts wen- placed at the
Ina-e amount so for the pram-ding _
which would place to the credit of the
city fillttlluiu with which to pay tbc
expenses and Mum N) of accruing
halide. in lat? which would amount to
finial”. Then then would he a hail-
am to the audit of the city of 319.? .-
8. Muslim-momma: for
thsprcvioas five years and there would
ammo) with which to pay ”Jill
'of maturing bonds and expenses in 1910.
This would end the payment of the orig—
iial gimme» worth of bonds which
were i-ned when the works were built.
and leave “530.56 to psy the addition-
altitmto extend the service at the
wt tine. .
11-!- Hr. Taylor well chimed wa: put-
tin" the Inclination in its niost iin avor-
ahls shape. as the rmipts from water
run would cutaiiily increase from year
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lt‘flilr'il iv :sl; puts ul IlII- t‘ll_\ . :Is rchy-
lznl) \\.I~ I‘lrllllnl II llie‘ Ii'u' .‘I'lIil lil‘lil“
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l‘ulllllilsslI-IIII \\'. \\'_ I‘ runsxm k
lllr‘I‘illllliil~.‘lulli‘f~ hid \ -t :l
llav' \\:I:« r WIN“ 2:: .\lln sizu ',
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:IVI-Isuv. :uul tlo- mm»: H. ll”. “w uhll
mind :I largc I‘\[u'll~r. 121:. I. u. ~.- I \>
pro-rs all tho lIIIIc. .\ vllh‘ u' ilx. w L.-
\‘Jll‘I' “I, I'rfuh Hf llu‘ I'Hgl: l ‘\ ilwr
coliiiinssIonI-rs. llv- \\ nIILl k If lllI‘
IIIo\cr of tho rosqutI-IIIs lurid .IlI\ par
III'IilaIr sin-ct in VII-w. llc lmluw ml such
to ho {ho misc. and thought Ilw pro
sciit plun was lln-oulcolm- of It lllI‘Mll.
I‘olitciuplililr- spur. chcnil Works mg”
water no: uskcd for In ’l‘uylor :u'I-nuc.
and an atlcinpt was mud» to dIctIuI- to
tho commisnmncru. lh-I‘IIIIso- tin-so dc-
Inuuds “‘t'h'lll‘l :Icccdcd to. llIIs p.‘lll|nll
was mudc.
‘l‘lictiiaynr |'Jlllt‘~l tlIc cuiIIIIIIssI‘ lh r to .
ordcr as ho did not considcr lih l't‘lliafb"
lh‘rllllt'lll to tho IIi:Illcr tin-b r c \:.~I.lcr.c
hull.
I‘uunclliiiun l‘I-ursou f2l\ll'\‘sl apt-15mg
tln- annual surplus to lllt‘\‘\'~'h‘2ul| o1
pipI-s. and not lllt‘ Issuc n! ihlxlllllllltll
t'. ll. TII\\‘lIN'I1\l§lklh}t‘ mums: Ilm ll‘v
oluhom and gnvc II Kt‘llt‘rill IL-lnrsctln III
to tho opinions and "10“ s ol Iiwsc \\ '1'!
had ~spulIrII :IcaIIIst lllr‘ln. ll-l thought
pI-oplc In "L: t‘ll lllt‘ outskirts should ~ul-
run In IncoIIn-Iiiciicc :Is 1hr} lI Id dunc
In tho post.
Sht'tll' Smart; was opposml lo lmIIoIv-
mg #13300 "c llt‘llt'Vl'tl ll \iouid hun-
lu-cii “isn-r to luu’c III I pin-l $12.01“ of
th.- dcbt last ycar but to bin-c uml llIc
mom-y III I-xlrnnlingtllc IIHI':-. llc \\.Is
in fin'ur of usmg tlic :Iiinunl surplus for
tho purp Isc. and III two ycars and a bull
llII- city would bc all suppliu-d. llc pro~
posts! to runcud tlic rcsoluuons by \lllkv
in: out that portion which proudcd for
lllr‘ Issuing of bonds.
T. 1. Raymond askcd if llwrc was any-
tlmig in tho call about borrowuig llhlll-
er.
The mayor informed him [but lllr‘ cull
urn- lo consult-r tho laying of :iuIlIIII-nul
wntrr plpt‘s. and if tlIoIigI-t :IdvIsIIblc Io
provide for laying them. and lit‘ causid~
crcd ll proper for the cIiy to "Lilac pro‘
Vision for so doing. but Iuiotlici' Inc-1mg
would be Iicnssury louulhorll - Ilu- Fun-
of bonds.
Eligilirn’f‘ Rider said 56.753 fr't'l uf pipi-
bad lwn laid. and that to suppty Inc
"huhA (‘lly 34.81” “'01 “it“? “its iwI'I-s-
sary. but that all the pipc In mlul In
trim-t prescut demands could lu- lllltl for
rum». and that $31M!“ would put ll lll
crcry sin-ct which had boon laud out III
thc city. He furthcr statcd that lli‘ was
willing to make gratis all ncccssury
maps. clc.. to com Ictc the works.
1-). A. Woodwsr offered a substitute
for the original resolutions that the t‘ouc
niiaiioners cxpcnd all surplus rm-I-ipls
from water rent III encoding the wulrl'
pipes asthey deemed tothe best imcn-sls
of the cit .
Generaf'l‘aylor the-n took up the vuri~
ous objections to the resolutions and
showed that nothing had been said In
change the figures given by him. or to
prove that it would not be In tho publIc
benefit to have tlicni ado led and thou
provisions carried out. in figures lIc
considered unquestionable. R- lr'rfilig
to the remarks of Mr. Comatock hc send
they were of a personal and privatc chur-
actcr and ought not tohsve been made
thnrc. Mr. Comatook knew whcrc to
fiudhim if lie had an personal grsiv-
snce. and he cauld and him at any
time. To Mr. Hillard‘u complaint about
taxation he s: id that while the lax was
ten mills it was on an assessmrut below
two-thirds of valuation and in rcullly
lesstlian six mills. So far as he- was
moaned he had no sympathy with the
complaint about the burdens of tax-
payeia. He had toiled to become a prop—
any owner. and was mind that be h id
siieceeded. but he did not consider he
w. my mom of a taxpayer than tho hi-
boru'wbo had only his wazcs. The
ids. that property owners only paid tux-
ss was“ exploded one. All paid ttxcs
asdliad Ital interests sad riahtv. Il
Ir. Ill felt that his properly ‘quI II
harden lis could aflord him relief in
about three minutes. He could get rid
of ring direct taxu st any time. He
if it was intruded by the substi-
tntsnotiontolsavsthsnisusr ot pipe
oats-don with the Whitman. He
inforusd "
I
thought the Commissioners could be In-
duced to lay water pipes in it. At their
request he went before the Commisslon-
erswilh their petition. One gentleman
who went, with him said if the pipes
were pm, in he would ut. up two houses
and probably four. t. was also shown
that enough would take the walcr to in-
sure a rciuru of nearly seven per cent on
the outlay. He was informed that the
Commissioners had decided to require an
assurance of water rents that would pay
ten per cent on the coat of laying pipes.
This he declined to guarantee, and the
request was rcfused.
The Commissioners said they did not
always Insist on his guarantee. but.
Were making uranggmenrs to introduce
\vmcr where tlicy thought it expedient
without it.
Mr. Taylor then asked \Villiani M.
Saunders If that guarantee was not re-
IpIIrcd III-fore the commissioners conscri-
Ied to put Ihe pipes Ia Ann street. Mr.
Saunders replied that that such was the
understanding.
Mr. Comstocli asked him If writings to
that clfect had bwn required. and Mr.
Saunders said that there were no writ-
Iugs about the matter. but they had
guarantee-d ten per cent.
Mr. Taylor than said that ho was. pre-
pared to prove by the IIIiuIItcs of the
Board that such II vole bad boon passed
by the Board. and that such \vxu their
gcncml plan. He hoped the substitute
\\'ul|l(l be defeated. as he did not want
the pI-oplc desiring the public water to
ho subjected to Hll‘h an injlh‘llt‘t‘. and
«ski-d lllt‘ (‘ommissioners it they had
bccn rcquircd to guamntco such :I re-
turn before the pure were laid in front
of their premises. It. had not. been done
then and ll. ought ms: to be done own
This vow was then taken on the substi-
tuzc and it was last by» vote of 59 to 36,
Thu vote was thou taken on the original
rcanlulions and tlwy \vI-ro :Idoptcd by a
\‘olo of 63 to 30.
_ 'l‘lh- nit-rung thou IIdonIrnI-d to nvxt
'I‘II.~sIlIIy cvcmng, \vlwu llIo Iiiutlcr of
scwcrs and railroad gates “‘lll be consid-
I'fI'Il.
RIHVAYTUX.
llulc-l buy III quantilics to suit pur-
chuscrs of H Tlioinvs.
"'—\\':tll l'upcrs In I.. ll. lb‘.‘|tci"rl. ~'I-l
.\l:IIII SII'm-l. South Nul'wulk.
U. .\l. l‘urbm of Brooklyn IInd lumily
lI:I\-- mow-d Into lln'll‘ Iu-w n-sIIlI-ncc.
l.“\\'l‘r_l;ll'k0‘l‘ of New York lI:I~ mun-d
lus lulmly Into lII- plucc on l'Ioclu-ll
.\\'~-. for Ilw sumvm r.
.lI-IIII ('rockcll Is occupying his III-w
lI'thli‘llI‘i‘.
Hr. ll Ilmuuun bus r-tInrmwl from V"-
11mm and con ln- won Il:II|y on nIIrrIln-cta
'll’l\'lll;_: one of his lIUlt‘tl ll’ollcrs. Tlu-
llr. bus :I '10"! of frIcndu bore and all urt-
glml lo soc liltli lnl'kllll: so “1‘“.
Munlcy I. urn-lcs has It bow truth-r.
lI \Illllh.
.\l~-<cs Mulhcr :IInl Ilaugblcr shirtod for
\\‘;I.~luugtou. l). I‘ Monday. to \‘isit
llh‘llle.
'l‘lm rI-Iulnu: bv )lis. l‘luumi ll. Banks
of llrId-gwport lll Ilw lbInI-n (‘cmcr
School has lwcu pImxpum-d IIIIIII “'cducs-
Il.I\'. tho :‘fillI
'l‘hc Imlirs Mlsflnllllf)’ .‘lco-Hng. bold.
III llIc t‘ongrcgzumnul I‘lIurI‘li lust \ch-
IIcsIluy. “'us \‘cl‘y lulcrcsling. It was
:Iddrvssu-d In no Iulvnsuui: maunI-r by
Mrs. l‘lIIlIls of Huston; also by Mrs. \\'m.
l‘mw :fornn-Ily :I IIIHsIomIrV lo lIIdlmof
lino :I_\lnl1. '
.lullus lhyuiund. *le of l‘lmrlI-s R IV»
“mud. lllt'tli'ull) .\l IIIIlin ul pcrItunItIs.
'l‘lw fIIIIIIly lunc llII-syIIIpIIlby of llIchI-
lln- c Immunity III thc loss ol so cstuua-
blc zI son rind lu‘n HIu-I. His fIIIII-rul was
luruo ly lllll‘llilt‘ll from SI. Lukc‘s church.
\\'cducsdu_\' riflrrnoon. RI-V. Louis
l-‘rrIIclI comluctcd Ibo scrvivvs.
\\ l "I'I’IIR I'.
‘ llu'wmd Sun-loin lim- bought of Mrs. J.
l- \\ hwlcr II this rowing skiff. rIIIIl tloiil.
\\ llll ll“ rung.
chtcrduy Joseph Mlll-I complctcd L‘Q‘I
yours :o- tll'lVl'!‘ on tho lIIIo lM‘l\\'|‘t‘ll
\\’I-stporl :‘IIId Saugatuck. llc cclcbrutcd
It by working all duy.
LIdIcs coIIIII-clcd \Vllll llIc rIllago II-
l-rury :Ind Rcmlmg Room Inc “clung up
an I-IItcrhuIIuII-m lo bc oil'crrd probably
III \I work for tho bcnvlit of tlIc Library.
Among ollII-r (lungs .‘lli. .lurlct": “‘li!
\\'I‘ll\'.\’ \“lll ln- pro-sculml. I
llomcc Stupics Is ruinous to have tho
lIl-mry dcpIIIII-Icnt III tho IlIglI school
bIIIldIIIg vrcctr-Il by lIIIu ‘ lillcd \vltli‘
books. He says tln- room dt‘VUlt‘d ll. II-
bury Is IIII‘I-iy liltcd “Illl slIclVI-s. and
t‘ilSQ‘! “‘1“ hr plondcd. ‘.\ lllth‘ IIIIIIIlu-r
I-l hunks has lie‘x‘ll fr‘l‘i'lVi‘il.llulitliiy a gift
of Ron \‘olumcs fl‘I‘lll qu- prison. He
foo-ls sun- that \‘llth‘llS can contnlmlc of
tbcIr Ixxocli on band and not be dIscoIIi~
IIIodcd ilicrcby. .\lr. Nuplcs says the
Iupucuy of tlIc room Is 1.5m voiumcs.
and to sccurc lint IIIIIIIbcr lII- \\'lll assist
pcrsouully III br aging ll about.
llugc bunks o?" sand lIuvc been placed
on II Iodc (ruck If the Now Huron rail.
road about 500 feet from tlIc draw bridge
on lllt‘ cast and wcst sulc. \Vlicn lb:-
dmw Is open. an] an rnginccr falls to
obscrvc the dur gcr signal which llic
dram II-IIalcr scts. IIIs tram \\‘lll run upon
llu- slilr‘ truck and plungc Into tlns sand
hunk. IlIIIs rendering It unposxublc {or
the train to “t into tho upon bridge. It
Is IIII Iugcnious. simple and cconomical
coutrivancc for l-lt‘ protcctiou oflil‘c and
property. and wil. it is said. he applied
In all draw briigc Iipprmlclics on this
popular road.
When the towi Iiiwting was called to
ordI-r last Sunday. and tho secrctary
n-ud the cull. it vss discovcnxl that the
date had. by bluider of the writcr. been
made May 15, mi. instead of 1886. Tax
payers lookoJ at this as doing back into
illlt‘ ancwtry period a litlla too far. and
an mljournuicntnlthoutday was curri~
ed. 'l‘oqlay. (Saturday). another meetlng
will be hold at Su't‘lock. and the neces-
sary appropriatirufor building a draw of
iron for the villufi bridge will probably
I... made. In th‘ call. members of the
u. A. it. ask that ’wn to appropriate Ii
small sum to c le them to properly
celcbrsta Mcumri Day. May 31.
PuWLElt—lu Nl'w tux: Oily. May mu. Nu.
Ila-numb l). l~‘u\\~lc.rmmerly 0' lhi!‘ “U" IL't-‘d
I1 yI-ars.
ulstrlct ofh'or
Court. Mar 18!
Emma nr 1153‘“! ANDREWS. late
of Nonvslk. ln Mul llii cl. Ilcccsacd
The .Court of l'rolmr- re the Distrlct of Norwalk
huh limited and ullumd six months from Ihue
licrrof for tthchitorfiof “id Estatetu exhibit
ihclrclmlus for scnlrmcit. Th0” who neglmt l0
pun-cm their swim“... pow-fly suesmlm‘ithin said
iIIIIc. mll be dcbIIrnsd I flowery. All rsou-I in
III-Ned to raid lab-we mmuestcd to In. t: minted.
me payment to RUSSELL FROST.
Irma: Admlniutrsior.
THE luhabiirma of to town of Norwalk. ire
hereby notified and rd to mom in specinil
town mwiiu . at the to: we. on Saturday. the
can: dry of 13‘. 1%. am o'oolck afternoon. for
the following purpoqa‘ \a To purchase the lot of
Lag lylngkbetwwn sud 5.11ie lnwrssctéon or the
I ways nowu as Wes venue In mnccucut
It and Wm. B. Mania.
. L h
Ndlce.
_ I new Iowa .19 sud soldier-"mentors
Isl building; "deemed e ' Ient to “do for ob
mining Iiiiublc pluis - ~ inl "nonunion-ire
and provide for In exc w . of s (1 said land
when so purchased. for ihnland ot the
state of Connecticut 1le ' ' 36 “Id lot. ll mob
exchange-Million. , and «1 lo.
mdiolskesuchm . bedsaned
or pro r to: 1 direction and
. " he lay
. , amuuimmke,
sofarssltsdjolnsiatd-
maiden)“ II ofrsllliu thowhole
orsprtnftheluid .. vtothstowc. t
tothshatmsnu .. --I\ of
udrststsotWilliu r-let. st Nor
whsndlfdseud v touthorlassashnls
cuss. II. of
. “a. the to“
cm‘. of Norwalk.
MM“
tiff—ll
Furnished Room to Lot.
)lllVA'l‘E family will run Ii nicely furnished
room to one or two gcntlciucn \‘cry pleifi-
collocation, Adde’JLBox 235. South Nor-
SBREAD,’
AND
PIE 8.
l dcsire to slam to the public that I am
now setting the boat BREAD. CAKES. PIES and
gcnclal bskrry. There can be found “FL-KNOB “‘8
restaurant. Main eircct. .INO. O‘CONNELL‘S'
Wood sin-ct. and MRS. THOMAS MADDEN‘B.
Springwood. {Nth t'Vl‘l)’ day. and will be dclivcrcd
by wagon through IlIr city. A trial Ill-sired.
GEORGE WENDLING.
807-"
995"
T CHAPEL rum—5.:
CAKE
"z‘flai’l'l'QI'E:
OPERA—noose,
FRIDAY, MAY 28th.
-1;i«:0'r‘URia
”Bi"—
Bevaflw. Anderson
-—th———-
‘ PLUBK!
Tickets, "" fill-cents.
'l‘u lw hm! it? PM «D Il‘<. Sundry}. ll :i“‘~'."~ and
I‘III:;~ .\ I'o‘- .\!.uc~
.llllllis‘siou 'l‘lckcls for School Children,
25 cciIls.
NEW STEAMBUlT LINE
FOR ROTON POINT.
'1‘! v m“ and I‘Iilllllh-Ilzulll rteaIII-r
IN]i.-\N I) lililililfl.
“‘Ill roumn :.I'~- rrIIII..:u: lo Rolou l'mm
. , ‘ . . .
h.‘ I l “D.“ . .VIA‘ 29th.
{RILIEI‘I‘YZX‘Z w'h :Ii; tm‘ns uI: l'llllllfll') .t Noriulk
llnLinmd In “VIII-on l‘oI L
l.I-:I\c tsmnh Noniriik ISYI-Amboeil Dork. Ilriziy,
.‘llli-lfl)’ n'1H'gtlml at Q and cgfifl p. in kc
lumen: lrIIw lluluu l‘uml for North N\-f\\.llk at
8:15 and 8 p in
Spun-1 huic IIIlle-
Decoration Day.
\ :si luubury It Norwaik leruad llul sham"
Island lhulr
’l‘ulxu lI'n\ t‘
for
Tftl‘l‘z‘ MM? Bust luau-«I
NMWJIL >0 Normal \VIL-on l‘oml
In” A. \l. T]? .\. \1. 7:15 A. \l.
3‘ 58 \. \I. 9.10 A. \I. 99:01. \I.
115‘: I'. “. l:lNl l'. )l l:10 l'. M.
thou l‘. \I. mom 1'. \l. 3.1K l'. 31.
two I' \l‘. {:17 l'. M. 5:05 1'. .‘I.
Roturn in: tho ~lt‘fllllrl’ u: i lI-IIII llomn l'mm In
loimuu xrln. ulul 10: It! It. iII.; I:tl0. 3:1“.
rind 5:13 II. III.
I‘quIlI Hn- abou- on l‘eruml'uu I'm. Hm summer
“If. Lnnc 5o, .\nx\IiI}L sII-Iiuxbutt Dock for lluxon
l'oIIItm a and 8.‘a p III.. rcmrimv: '
Iran linlull Pom! [yr No, \omals II! 8.18 and
9 p in. “II shsuiu r u... I nmucci in 1:. .I l- .‘tl «l
m. .. Hr’pe I Ins l-‘_ mu...
so: Im Madam
IIor-c unit Buggy for Milan
Sl\r\'l£.-\RUX.I| mung film». II ‘
“illitli‘. loud. nutlc and >13 huh
llmiIlIlI-Imn-u Mock. lrirun-s “IL! I.
I HI “mod I-nlcr “'11! by sold [on I).
3 :I- IlIw-Irul Apply ‘.II llu' an. moor
I. ll
“Mn-n;
:nl.
.'
cf
'1
:t
L'lloIIIIIusL- II'IA firm I l} ston
llr'dx’v.
lo:
Iluusc. Lot and “our for Siilc.
'l‘llE prop-11y on l‘lII\lh“' ~‘r-. I 'w ..-1I_"‘.‘.: :o llIc
csIrIlc of ”ms ll stoma: ~ I “Irv-d for
mi.» 'l‘h buns. «out. :,~ It on-‘I-s. :t!:llhrl~I“_\
\xutcr .\ ~ :~‘«Il m L! o.’ \\.\1'l . .I» noun Tln'
.I
In! I- Ton“! and You on ll ~I h: :x
Ill-\lflll‘ .’\ in ~. :IIul Is “I Istouxml \\ :l
\.1Y‘.I‘l)‘Ul {unmar- Agp.) :‘ W t‘
or \ A N Ill-dill.“
u..l awonc
h II L'uicrn
I:l‘l.\“l‘.\kll.
SKHY
Type \V "ting.
(‘Ill'i'lXIi of Ruddcr‘s Spa-culcanous. Ural ps-
pcrs or oIhI-r \I rmnu. iii-ally Ilouc on II 'l‘vpc
\\'r:tcr. :6! '. (In. a foIIo of unr- huIIdn-d “uni-k
:I largc nun-um of copy 2n;
maalc
lnsxrm hum on :lIc '1‘) pc \\'r:tcr gin-II at lbc rnlc
of :1 II‘ a 'iI‘s-nll. or 315 Ill for (\vcmv b-«ous,
mm. x. m I'II‘,I}Il1glt'n at m.» «am “I \\‘l1.|.l.\\l_
S Rh “‘1‘. Au mm". :9 \“Iobzngtnu S1 . wad rc-
i'I :\ c prompt :itlciilion.
NEWW‘DBUCS'
Everything Fresh and New
:1! [ho
01d. Stanci!
WASHINGTON ST.
\\‘c luu c mm nccivcd s full supplv of Iicw drugs.
and III\ In- mspwnon and trIIIl. Today \I- urv
buicr funuslusl Iluui cvcr With all llint iron: to make
up II first class dnig'I-ion- and tho public mm be us-
surcd ur llIc fn'ellcel stock from “limb to lun-
Prascrimlnns compounded
‘Ai short notice and and In lhc most skIIlfIill nun»
GEO. C. STILLSON.
WHAT NOW?
ELECTRO-MAGICAL PREPARED
STAROH
Enables you to starch equal
to the best Troy or Chinese
laundries. Will stifl'en better,
iron smoother, .and gives a
finer finish than any other
Starch. Weighs more and
costs less than "Elastic
Starch.” Sold in this city only
at our store. Price 8 (:13.
Trv it. .
" FINEST NEW ~.
BUTTER
24 cents.
FIRST QUALITY, AND SilALL 8121?.
Ha ms
12 l -2 cents.
L. lehle, J r.
For
spccxm mics can N
83ml. Comatock,‘Jr.
Shouting.- Oran-n for Sale. 1;;
R SALE. at s names. a new SEONINGIB .h.
. ORGAN. Apply at residence of the his l
“ILLIAM FAHAB. 'ncSt..Smilh1\‘orwslk. '
Elegant (i l-I l'aocr. ‘35 cents per roll.
roll.
ccn $9.
FURNITU
E AT
\\'hII.- H.....k~. 8 to 10 ceuIs per roll.
Friezes, Ceiling Uzi‘r~l’8l.l0!lfi&0., in Endless Variety.
Window Shades
Holland Shades, 6 x 3 feet. all made resdy to put up with fringe across hon-In
on patent Spring Rollers. 50 cents per window.
CORNICE POLES,
Ebonized with Brass rings. Brass Brackets. and Brats Ends. cum lcte. for 43
Lowell Extra Super Ingrsiu Carpets. 75 cent per yard.
carpet. 99 cents per yard. Tapestry Brussells carpet 60. 70. so cents per yard. ‘
SPECIAL SA LE «-
m————ron——~# r—flr
TEN DAYS
WALL PAPER,
Elegant Emlinswdl lold paper, 50 conts a
Brown Backs, 6c. per roll. Bordon,
y Brussclls
FACTORY PBIBES.
Don’t lose this chance to act Bl: Bargains.
C. E. SMITH’S,
Corner- of Atlantic and Broad Sim-ts.
STAMFORD, CONN.
BRASS
BRASS
A Present
or 4—4——
DRUM
BUYS‘. BEG YOUR MOTHER TU BUY YUI' A Sl'IT If)? (‘LOTHES FRO)!
X. E. Corner Canal St. and Broadway.
.\.\’l/)‘YUL' WILL BE
(MY EN A SPLENI‘II D
DRUM
/
UR USE \VlLl. Illi SENT WITH Tlllijl'l'l‘ TU YUL'. TEN-{m
Burn Io l.cl.
l).\li\‘ lo 1. 2. “uh m.- ;: or] on». lIIanrI- a: tha-
) ”mm '
\(i'l‘lt llw it'llnul 'l‘axcs.
7'1"}? ‘n; . x'« -f “ .. \umh Nonrii'k l'mon
5‘ .... h »'~ ‘ ... M n luv nonliul that "m
IlFsXIIt',.\o21\\u : I..,,1~~IIHI- \llLNf. lawlunxhr-
mm. on nun II '-Y r‘ ix“. :It :I Inn-um; of flu-
l‘ "Y“! luw‘l no 1' v 21. ILIy of Juno l\\.‘. a! lhc
rnurlt. 1‘. 9‘!“ ! who.” mm“; on.
hr duc and [my
flllll’o-ll (la lit-l IEII u.’ Mvn. liv' n: \Il;.I‘!I llmc l
-lI:ifE lwrrndy Yo in. .\t llII sonic :I' \\' V. Quilh
'nrd - wm; \lemr Ila-E block. film“ ~‘rn-I‘. IIII~ n-sI
2" HIV mic of I. n.- .- p. rrcm :I your fqu “1) 1.
1“» III ‘I Inc I bargcd on all luil~ rciuu‘nxu: unpaid
on and of!” Illllu‘ l. l\~li l' .\ Till.l.l§\
t II.“ mi of l‘nxc- for ”w Numb Norwich l’nzon
.‘r'uvu. Ibisiricr
lmhd .‘oum Norn'ziék. Apr; ~. bx“.
NH 1'
StlTlt‘ll—Iflty Taxes.
\‘ornuik uh' lIrn‘ln normal {but tlu‘ t‘I!) TI!
‘l «10» qulls on llh‘ dollar. laid m thc you»
. ~-' Is: of INKS. at at‘It) “auxin: find It! MIlItxry
lbw, on tho ism daiy of Apnl. lsni. ‘4: ba- do;- and
Noah ‘ oII {hr first day of June. rm: at which mm»
l slut“ bc had) to nft'uc Ilir saliic, a! my omen in
Laud-1‘s lilo. k. cmmncc on Hum 83hr!
Nu- I. Imvmmu 1" I‘ailul to the folioum; «vii-m
of “.\n .\c! in addmon loan Act llclalmg to Tl!
llum “ .
Sw‘rhm l. On any Int lIIId h\' any town. coy or
borouxb. or pclII-il IlI-lrlct. :11 this Nair. ‘lllt‘li
mun :cmmu unpaul for one month aft—r Iln- 2-:iiur‘
sl.ai‘l l-ccomc Iluc and payablc. Hitch-s: at xhc rate of
lilllt‘ Iu'r n'm shall hc rhur vI-d 1mm sz Irma- “hen
saul lax ln-cutnr's doc unm I \‘ilhr shill b.» v43}.
WALTER l. WILI‘UX.
r‘ollcczor of Taxes for I‘uy of South Somatk. t‘I.
lL-Itcd South SI-rwalk. May 3d. lam. .1'3. 3:
Tux.
' ‘llE utpmcn of thc Ens! Xommk Nhun Do-
Irht arc lu-n-bv uotui‘d that lhr ~prf.:1l dis
tricl Lu of ~ x .m mills on Hu- dollar. laid on the
toun asscs-Inr list of ‘st'l. :II a mwiiiu; of tho
llomm ht‘ul .\ -2 33h. I~\'~. at [hr 11:»: .\on\a L
school hour-u~ \A Influx-311d paya‘dc on the first
day of .lnnc. l\ . .7 \\ll.I‘ll mucl “Ll bc n-a iy to
rn‘cn c 1hr siunc a! my arorv on East .\\‘t‘lIllr‘. (in 3|”
tax-s rI-maznuig uhpn d nfzcr Ilic .unh or Junc. 1m;
lnlr'n‘e’l at Ilic run; of lnln‘ .tn per ccut will l.-
char-2“! from llic ills: Iliy of May. L‘h’fi. uiItIl Ihc
same shrill he prod. W. S Ilixl-‘URD.
$5»le t‘ollulol’.
“mud. Ens! Nonulk. .‘l:l_\'. 5‘. Nil.
Kim'rioif SALE
hmm&flmns
OF A. .\l. POTTER. on
At 10 o’clock in the Ion-noon. I .
Every Saturday
PORTANT 1‘0
Of a Large Stock of
All in most excellent unlcf'.
In the Town of Norwiilk. t‘onn..
Terms made known on day of sale.
SIRS. ANN M. POTTER.
FROX
PRO! ‘
ORDERS KENYID 10le SEASON.
strum. hols slrshbh s-I
CI I. I. loll
'l‘lll‘: 1'.\\l‘.\YERS UF Tlll-‘J‘ITY 0F Sul'Tll ,
Bust Sol-walk Special School.
,
'0 F3R3 m»
(45%"
PLASTEB
Burrs Baciacbc. lfi'l'mubles.
Kidney Diseases. Rheumatism. Hit.
A tr._.£w_21c.
:xrinco rim most sicpticd that
in»; .rc Ills: heal. '1 :.c_\‘ arc liicdh‘nlcd 'ilh
nupnicuxu and 'b.- It‘:l\ c principle of petroleum.
mung far iiinzo
vu-I’lul In their hclh ii than
xI I .. Induced to takcorherg
in ~ gv-mixuc “ Pctrolinc."
- -nu cuts-lop.- wilhth.
Tin. l1“: 1‘0“
:: aLcs; iris.- erhl in
I and cold o~I i'.i‘ll [uaatcr Sold by “I
sis. in 2:: m. :ris I..-LI_
hr
CO H N PLASTE RS
Arc tin- l-I-s: known rcmmly for hard and no“
torus hm: Lt"! r LII: to cum: l'ricc. :5 ccuts
PE DACURA INSOLES
-—________
Sum Cold Feet. Foul. Rheumatism
Para! ‘nis. swo-neri Feet. etc. ‘rué
ell-leg V“ Iito Proprietary l‘o.. 3} (‘hurt‘li SINL
sew \ork. .‘lnhuf.c!:.‘:r.r:‘. of first m
ts and
FRANK II. EASTER
sorru NORWALK. coxx. ans 1y
smmoifiz mos.
:0 WASHINGTON 31‘.
AND BUY FOR
CASH ‘
THE FOLLOWING 0001B.
Read l m.- of the Priccs or consider
the advantages we ofl'er. ‘
Barrel of Best Flour in City, $6.10 or 80
cents a bag.
4} lbs fine Delaware butter. ‘11!) or 25
as a pound.
Extra Choice Creamery Butter 28 cu.
18 pounds of Lard 01.00
Beat N. 0. Iolams, 58 ct: gal., 15 ctr.
quart.
Best P. R. Halls-es, 50 cu gal., 18 etc.
QM
Euro Rock Candy Syrup 85 em. gal. u
cts. quart.
Best Old Gov. Java Collar. 24 ctr.
it “who u m C“.
“ Isricabo " 80 cts.
it in Standard Granulated Sugar 81.00.
15 lbs A. Sugar 1.”
17 lbs Ex. C Sugar 1.”
19 lbs Golden U. ' I.”
A“ all other M ill proportion.
Winmmmnmm
Seymour Bros.
NEW AND 35min qun
TO CLOSE up acsmrm AT 310m:
Tuesday, May 25
Should the wcatlicr prove stormy sale
Norwslk, Msy 8. 1886.
Gréens’ Farms
BLACK BOOK.
0. E. “I803.
on «sun rant!" far out-II- nun-c.
fun-var.” " d ear.
WABHtNGTON stun,
Norwalk Chronicler