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The Irish standard., 1891-11-21
b IST e VS..
irish hEA RTs AND HANDS

81 sasts 8 slnr On Irish worth, stain on
Irish fame,
Who breads to own his Irish blood or wear an
Irish name, #
Who scorns the warmth Of Irish hearts, the
clasp Of Irish hands?
Let us but raise the veil tonight and shame him
81 as he stands.
B The Irish fame! 1t rests enshrined within ite
HI own proud light,
Wherever sword OF tongue or pen has fashioned
deed Of might;
From battle charge Of Fontenoy to Grattan's
thurder tone
It nolds its stored past on high. unrivalled and
alone.
The Irish blood! It's crimson tide has wateree
I hill and plain
2aver there were wrongs to crush or free
:t@s rights to gain.
No das thought. no coward fear has held
it tamely by
Whenl there were noble deeds to do and noble
sdeaths to die!
The Erish heart! The Irish heart! God keep i
fair and free,
The frAlness of it's kindly thought, it's wealth O
honest elee;
Its generous strength, it's ardent faith. its I'm
+ complaining trust,
Though every worshiped idol breaks and crumb
A. Les into dust.
~
n And Irish hands-ay, lift them up; embrownet
by honest toll. ..-.
s,ha chamnions Of our Western world, the guar
disns of the soil;
When flashed their cattle sword aloft, awaiting
world might see
What Irish hands could do and dare to keep 1
nation Free
O when a craven fain would hide the birtl
mark of his race,
Or slightly speak of Rims Sons before he
children's face,
Breathe no weak word of scorn shame, bu
crush him where he stands
With Irish worth and Irish fame as Won b.
Irish hands.
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Decorated ~ the Pope.


Among other interesting episodes OF
the recent pilgrimage of French work
slnRmen TO Rome, we are told His Holt
ness perceiving an aged operative dec
GRATED wirh military medal. the me-
dial OF the Chinese exptdi tioD, the cross
OF the Legion Of Honor. etc, ing red
his nsme, and being Informed by Car
diDal Langenipuy, archbishop OF
Rheims, that he was an operative of
the spinning mandatory Of N. Delat.
tire, at Konbaix, Dep do Nord, France,
himself a native Alsace. by name Chris
TOPPER Fink, 60 years OF age, and q very
apostle amid bis fellow workmen, be
announced bis intention to decorate
him, thus honoring in bin the entire
operative class. and at that moment.
Nj. Felix Harmed. who was staIdlDg at
the left, side of His Holiness, taking
from his own breast the Cross OF Che
Waller of the Order OF ST. Gregory the
Great, placed il in the hands of the
Pope, who himself then and there at
tached the cross to the coat of the hum.
bic workman, trembling with emotion
and delighted surprise, which rendered
him utterly speechless for the time be.
Jog. A general burst of applause sa
luted the new knight Of St. Gregory,
to whom the Swiss guard presented
arms on his exit from the Vatican.
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21
JOHN J. CARROLL,
ReM[ Estate, Loans
and Insurance,
Ais Temple Court, Minneapolis, MINI.
PROBATE NOTICE.

GTATE OF MINNESOTA, County of Henne-
- pin.-PrObate Court.
In the matter of the estate Of Arba Nelson,
deceased.
On reading and fling the final account of Ed
ward p. Crane, administrator of the estate of
said deceased, and his petition praying for che
allowance of said account and for decree as
signing tho residue of said estate to the persons
by law entitled to the same:
1t is ordered. that said petition be heard at &
special term of said Court to be held ut the
Court House in the City of Minneapolis in said
County, on Monday the 30lh dav OF November,
1891, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon: and that no.
terested. by publishing this order once in ea9h
week for three successive weeks prior to said
dayof hearing in The Irish STANDARD newspa-
per printed and published in said County.
Dated at Minneapolis this End day Of Novem-
Der, 1891.
By the Court: J,R. CORRIGAN.
Judge of Probate
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21
WESTMEATH.

On Thursday morning, Oct. %, Ma
dame O7Donoghue, mother Of the
O'Donoghue of the Glens, and sister Of
the late Sir John Ennis. M. p, died at
her residence, Ballinahown Court, near
AthlOne.
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21
KILDARE.

The annual meeting OF the Athy
Town Commissioners was held on Mon.
day, Oct 10Th. for the purpose of elect.
ing chairman for the ensuing year.
AS the meeting could not decide upon
who was to be chairman for the next
year. it was adjourned until the follow
ing Thursday. On that evening the
postponed meeting was held in the
Town Hall, Mr.. M. Lawler, j. p, pre-
siding. The other members present
were-Messrs, ]. p. Whelan. j. 2. Muir
ply, NJ. Doyle, and Thomas Whelan.
After some discussion, upon the motion
of Mr.. Doyle, seconded by Mr.. j. p.
Whelan, Mr.. P. J. Murphy was unanl-
mously elected charm an for the ensu
KILKENNY.
A County Convention, to further the
objects Of the Irish National Fedora
ton Party, was held in Kilkenny. on
October Goth, Messrs William O'Brien,
M. p; T. D. Sullivan, NJ. p land 2. A.
Chance, N. p, being present. When
the honorable gentlemen arrived IN
Kilkenny they were awarded a very
mixed reception, The platform was
Gro wded with Parnellites and anti Par
nellites, who divided themselves into
two large groups. The ParnelIites
ERroaned and the anti e arnelI ites cheered
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21
Tl. ROME

In the Cookstown Municipal contest
MIR. John Malone, solicitor, coroner for
East Tyrone, has Withdrawn from the
candldature, which some Of his friends
had forced upon him. There are now
ouly six candidates for the four vaca1l-
cies caused by the retirement in rota-
tion OF Messrs. Ballentine, Ferguson,
MullaD, and Dr. Crissett, all of whom
were re-nominated, with the addition
of DR.. Charles, J. P, and Mr.. Thomas
McGurk. Four OF these are Protes-
tants, and two Catholics. Strong exer-
tions are being made by the Orange
party to secure the return Of the four
Professionals; and as the Catholics are in
minority, it IS just possible this raay
succeed. An arrangement was made,
some years ago, by which one third Of
the Commissioners were to be Catho-
lies; bat this is now being set aside.
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21

take place, but rho serious occurring
The convention adopted resolutions
similar to those adopted ~ the County
conventions previously held the result.
Of which was the domination Of Mr.
Med ermott, Solr., to succeed Sir John
Pope Hennessy IN Parliament for North
Kilkenney. He has since been returned
without opposition from either the
Tories or Parnell1tes. .s...s
LIMERICK.
The first meeting Of the newly formed
Board of Conservators for the River
Shannon, was held on October 23rd, at
the County Courthouse. Representa-
tives ot the Fisbermen's League, who
were elected at the recent triennial cleo
lions, attended. The chair was taken
by Hon. CASTOR Monsell, D. T.. A
body of fishermen filled the room, but
force Of police was also present. Mr..
ANTHONY Mackev proposed that Mr..
James Pepin should act as provisional
/ chairman.
LONGFORD.
A few DAYS ago, a young farmer
named Philip Reilly, residing near
Granard, who had fer some time past
been acting strangely, made fierce at.
tack upon his hnnsekeeper with pitch.
| fork. and fractured her skull, After
wards be ran across the country attack.
ing several persons, and at his uncle'a
house he very seriously injured one
man. Returning home again, he com.
mitted suicide by cutting his throat.
Before doing 40 he wrote note beg.
cling forgiveness for what be done, and
stating that it was due to fear of
being *'humbugged."
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21
KERRY.

On the evening of Oct Goth, Mr.. Tim.
othy o Flaherty. P. l.. G., of Kilfoun-
taln, near Dingle, suffered terrible in
juries, on that portion OF the Dingle
Tramway which runs through the town
of Dlngle. Mr.. O'Flaherty had allowed
his horse and cart, in charge Of his
daughter, to stand for a short time in
front of one of the shops on Strand
street, while he transacted some bust
ness inside-On concluding which Mr..
O'Flaherty got into his cart, and turn
ing the horses head for home the shafts
Of the cart came in contact with a wag-
gon which was lying on the track at
Messrs McCowen & Sons, stores, and
could not be seen in the darkness Of the
night. The result was that the cart
and horse were upset by the railroad
train: and when rescued from under
the wreck Mr.. O'Flaherty was found in
an unconscious state, and brought into
Messrs McCowen's stores, where he was
quickly attended to by DR.. Miles, who
found his injuries very serious.
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21
FERMANAGH.

The Tory design for the capturing of
North Fermanagh at the general elec-
tion is receiving assistance from an un-
expected quarter. 1t is nothing less
than the proposed wholesale clearance
OF the Nationalist tenants who are in
arrears on the Ely and other estates.
These tenants have been among the
worst rack rented in all Ireland. The
land is, generally speaking, poor, the
soil not exceeding in some places a
depth of two inches, and being incap-
able of producing even an average crop.
The tenants are among the most indus
trious to be found anywhere, and where
all possible the rents have been regu-
larlv paid. LatterlY the bad seasons
have told against them, and they have
fallen into arrears The remarkable fact
about these proceedings is that they
are all directed against Nationalis1s,-
the s'Unionists" tenants, who. were in
arrears. being left undlsturbed, The
Nationalist majority in the North Dlvi
sion was 433 in 1855, and only 266 la
1886. The Tories have always regarded
it as seat which by a great effort they
might be able to wrest from the Nation
alists. -.
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21
MAYO.

The country around Ballina suffered
severely by the recent storms. The
rain was almost continuous during four
teen days, and the rivers were flooded
Considerable damage has been done tt
the crops. The harvest is always latt
in the nejghb 'rhood of Mount Nephin
and ali through the barony OF Erris
The hay has been left out this veal
much later than usual; hay and oat:
may now be seen floating down thu
rivers, which have risen to very unusua
height. Nearly all the lowlands art
submerged.
SLIGO.
at Easkey, County Sligo, on October
23rd. Rev Father Kelly, P. F., anc
Rev. Father Clark, G. c., were, amongst
other defendants, sentenced to find bal
for their good behaviour for twelve
mouths, for making alledged inaamma
tory speeches intlm1dating a farmer
from taking an evicted farm. The
priests refused to give bail, and were
allowed out until the following Monday
The chairman ordered this court to b.
cleared of an enthusiastic crowd, whit
loudly cheered the defendants.
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21
GALWAY

On Oct. Dist, a shocking case OF aeJSb-
crate suicide occurred at the railway
terminus, Galway. A man named TIM
othy Murphy, an ex-po'ice pensioner,
formerly engaged as ticket checker on
the line, and recently employed as an
insurance agent, entered a closet at the
platform and shot himself through the
head with a small revolver. Toe de-
ceased was about As years OF age, and a
native of Cork. No cause is assigned
for the act, save INSANITY.
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21

A beautiful stained glass memorial
window has teen placed in Dromara
Catholic Church, in memory of the late
Mr.. Peter O'Hare. of Newrv, who was
a native of the parish, and who, at his
decease. bequeathedt to the parish priest,
the Rev. u. Mallon. the sum of e20O for
the purpose OF purchasing bell and
erecting this memorial window, which
bears representation of st. Peter re-
ceiving the keys from our Divine Lord.
There are now six stained glass win
dows in the church, and it is hoped that
iii the course Of a few months the tower
will be ready for the bell.
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21

Spring was turning into n ichO1as
Terrace, Derry, IL was overturned, and
the driver, John Lecky, had his leg
broken. he was removed to the infir-
mary.
The Irish standard., 1891-11-21

DUBLIN.
f or the 10, ia regular soldiers serving
in the British army on the first day Of
this year, only 70 1913 1.-THE War Office re-
turn showsl, were born In Ireland. At
one time third Of the whole British
army were Irishmen. The diminuti0n
which has taken place, while indicating
that the lot of the Irish people has i'm
proved. also affords evidence that the
poverty of the Irish peasant is the re-
cruiting officer ON whose help the gov
eminent chiefly replies. Few Irishmen
enlist from love of the red coat" and
all that it symbolizes.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-23
Gin Yrpteft segen Die mefffenbur
aildlelf llrattff1nne.

Die hbsraus meftp!irbigen lfaats.
re@ili6en 3utdnbs In ben medIsnbuts
8ii9en GrOBberacJtblmern. an tpeI1en
bic politif9ens@trungeni1aften Ger Ieks
ten bunbett Sabre fpurlos bortberees
gangen fiao, gehDten befannilih au ben
unnatiirlldiien @ri9einungen bes MOS
bernen 9taatslebens.
9ie bsiben @roBber3ogtbtimer feGen
nod tief In mitielaIterIi0en ginri@tun.
gen, bic ieit ITS faft gar ui1t sednbslt
Doroen linb.
Die In MeGlenbuyg. freiliG mur
lpGrliA, bsrtseteIen DeutfNfreihnnigeu
babeu es nunmsbr untsruommsr, eine
Igitaiion gegen bieis unuh:oijsm gu.
fidnbe in GluB at btingea. Sic baben
eine peiitiOn an ben @ei1stag entnors
fen, IN mslder fe cine oreiiii1e e9il.
oeruHg btr ansebsuteteg 0er5dltniHe,
bic aIs eiu !, pobH auf unier 3eita!ter"
bs3ei1aet werDen, lieferH.
Cine 8oifsDertreiung, 10 iagen lie,
bdtie in MsdIeHburs gar oiele bebeut.
fame Nafgaben au I1Ien. Cine Ne1.
nungs!egung tiber ben 8erbleib ber
Summen. Die oas 8oIt Sabr fir sabr
aufbringI, erliiirt ni1t. Dieles Bolt
bat bic Steuern gu aablen. aber nur
bic (ca. 700) elldIiGen BslBar BON
rjtteritDaftii6eg @itern Dabsm bcs
9e@t. lber bic 8er,Denbung ber ers
bobeneu Ge!ber mitsureoen, unb bic.
fer n&tteri6aii1 f,ben 42 hdOtif9e
Teytreter als v2anof1aii" 5ur @site.
gDie Denig bieie peteinSelten bagerIi=
den @lemetiie, bic obenbreia fat nur
aus su 0Ofrdtbea esDebsnen 8iirsers
me.fiern heifeben, 5l bebeuten haben,
III flar. Nber ti.9t sinmaI ale 5idote
baben bas &elbt, einen 8ettretsr in bic
9anbf@aft su fenben. go 3. 3. bat
bic cine ber beiben gr6Bten Stdote bes
Streliber 2anbes, Die 6auptHabt Neu.
Strelig, smar fdbtiIGe giuri9tungen.
uirb aber ni9t als Gtabt gsre1nei unb
ibre 10000 8arser babsn auf Dem
2aubtaee gar feline 8ertreiung.
Mebnll0 gebt es bet alien 6anieftabi
Wisnar, bic als i6pebii@es Bfanb,
fiid betrad.et tnirb. Wdbrenb bic Niis
tetf9aft 10 saA!reisb uat bic 5tdbte 10
idDa0 perireten fiab, BOT oas fade
2anb COR fsine 0er!retuns. aGe sic
Idnbli9en @isentbnmer, pd6ier, grbs
pddter uno Sasel6bner maKen ibre
Steuern aablea, ibre Sbbne bienen
oem Waterlanbe, He iinb sIei9bere@tis.
te Burger bes beutiben &eides, aber in
ibrem enseren @atsrlanoe Finb Iie po.
litii6 re9tlos.
Niles biefes unb nod piel mebr 1T in
Der freilinnigen petition au leieu. iibsr
bereu grfolg man fi@ absr trokoem
fsinen al8u faneuinif@en Soffnunaeu
hlnQibt.
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Sos fransbGlae uiiailtsrium be-

l6soB. ben gorInlag bes 5euatss3arif=
@omiies, e:nea 3oa BON rs 5raaes auf
geial3snes Gleiib 8u lesen. at3ulebaeu
unb ben @Orid!ag 6es Sarif Comics
Der Depatlrtenfammer ansunebmeu, baB
nur elm FOLDER 3ol bon 20 Grancs ers
bOben mercen fol. 0srner murbe bic
5ebentli1e 3unabme bon @iienbabns
llnfdlen In Granfrsi1 3ur gpra9e ges
bra6t. goes Bupot, ber Mtnifier Der
6fentli9en Mrbeiten, e,tld,te, baB er
bereits umfaffenos unterIuhunsen an.
georbnst babe unb COB ct ben Babns
DireftioEen anbefoblen babe, bic sr6Bt>
m69li@e WahIamteil ~ beobahten
unb ale S1ulbiscn aur &s9enlGaft gu
aeben.
= Scr. Murpbg, BET SpssialsIgent
bes amerifanii6en MGetbau Departe.
ments, tDurbe In Berlin I'm Miniiies
rum beg Snnern brm unteritaats SIT.
reidr &Ottenburs unb elmer &esieruues=
@oinmiflion empFanseu, tpelde aug
Militdrs sWerstsn, @bemitern uno Der,
pfeBunssbeamten Der 9lrmee benanb.
6srs Murphp, Der fit bic ginfiib.
rung bes amerifanif@en
Welf9forns als 8olfsnabs
runssmittel 3a tpirfen iubt. .uber.
gdb iebem ber gommiRdre cine Quans
tisdt foItbeu RorHs sur 4nfeauns bon
ProbeberfuGen.
,Sn 9apreuib farb Der nationals
liberale &ei1ta5 5sabGeoronete Geuitel.
Die SociaIbempfraten boffsn Sielen
SIT bel ber @riaBDabl in tbren BsFB
bringen su f6nren.
- Sie eIefirifde BeIeu6tung Ser,
lins ma6t f9nele 6ortfGritte. Sm
SUM- 1890 haiten bic 8erliner Giettrts
titdtswerte 872 uab i'm Suli bieies
Sabres /, 3l4 Gunben. D!e 3abI Der
2ampen 1T in bemfelben 3eitraume
bon "a. 959 auf 104.100 geliiesen.
$4,000 tDerben ita fommeHben Winter
eiagefdallet.
= aus @refelb i1teibt man: gon
beu 2,8l9 San,met Webfibleu finb
iebt 1,216 in Golse ber amer;tan!f9en
Me9inlep Bill gum 5tilfaao gebradt
tporben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-23
ssrisSrih 3arude.

giner Der bebeuteub1tsn NibeIungens
foriGer. ber beribmte 8ermaniit Srieb'
rid 3arnde, LIT in Brsslau geitosben.
Ser @elebrte .muroe an Z. Suli 1925
3u 3abrenbotf BET 8lheI in Medleus
burg.9@merin geboren tinb beirieb felt
1874 au Roitod, 2eip3ig unb Berlin
pbiIologii9c, boraugsmeiis germanifis
fds Stubien. Set 1850 In 0eipjig,
stiinbete er bas n2iterarii9e @entrals
blatt fur Seuti6lanb" babilitirte fi6
1852 an ber 2eip3iger llniDeritdt unb
uurbe 1858 gum orbenili9en pros
sshor Der beuti6en 9rra6e uno
2iteratur baIelbft ernannt. Con
feiuen G6riften iinb au erpdb,
men: bic MIssabe bon Sch.
granis oWarrenfdiff", bic S6tift
n3Lr 9ibelungenfrage". Der er balo
oarauf cine Nusgabe bes @ebidts fol
gen leB; fsrner n8eitrdge sur mitteI.
alterli6eu Sprudpoehe". 5eit 1870
bsI6dftigte ibn beionbets bic Sage bonn
priefer Sobonnes, wel6er er fiaf aea.
bemii1e programme unb cine 3eibe
anberer M5baabluneeH mibmets. Nu@
cine Nus9abe Der 8ei6reibung bes
@raltempsls i'm rSanseru 8iturslA
ging aus bieIem Staoientreis beroor.
WiIt beionbersm Offer bat R9 3arnde
aud Der &ritt Der @oette. .8iIbnlHe ge.
witmei, iibsr bic er tuieberboIt in 3elts
i9riften beri6tete.
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u. 6. 9aris. s. q. @ot5wep. !.
PARIS & ROTHWELL.

pbotograpbifdes QteIier
$50. IL uno Is Wefs@ommerce.e etraBe,
San NntoniO. Sie allerneuelten @ens
reg in photographer fein ousgeIibrt,
ebenIo elegant tpenn ai9t heRer, ipie
irgenb pel5e im 5taate. 2ebensgroBe
@ropon gortraits unb ole atten BON
Vergr6Beruasen. @ebt Cure Yilber
ni4t Gremben, I'm Re bersrbBern au
laReu, tuenn bic Irbeit bier BON Der.
antwortliden anniilern sur bo1en 3u,
trleSenbeit ausgeftibrt nercen faun.
Wir liefern nur glrbeit erter SlalIe ab.
Nnf9ten BON 8ebduoea petoen aufs
9enommeu Inb ale Nuftrdge auBerbaIb
benz NtelIer prompt belOrst.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-23

= Sn aKunciOn, ber 9auptltabt Der
9epubIif paraguaD. tDurbe Elm Ters
fu6 gema@t, ben prdfbenieu @on3as
les 80 fiiir3en. Ser 8eriu6 gelans ies
bod nlbt unb bic Snfursenten mubten
mad Argentinen ha6ten, mo- fie ents
paffuet ipurbsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-23

~ Weun man bas Neueae in Ser.
rensSoiIettes sIrtitsln unb Serrens0sm.
ben fe9ea will, 10 aehe man su % | ns
lteab & Qbams, 237 Of.Souiions
Hrabe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-23

p@ 3peibunbert gn3iise unb brei.
bunOert 6oien 3u fiinf3is @euts am
Dollar, ales CUTE Maare, I'M 3u rdus
men bel qancoaf & Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-23

m pancoan 6 5obn finb
bic Ngeuten fiir bic batIbinien Stutt:
garter @eiunbbeits untestIsiber. gers
fu6t lte; lie fnb bic behen I'm Warfte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-23

~ Msnn Sic eine Ndb Waf6ine
brau6en, 10 geben sic ;u @rps, 408
Wbr. E un6 faufen Sic cine Domestic.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-10-23

Die
Wadentlide 5reie 4refe fit Sgas
erfGeint
ieSen QomnerGag
unb foftet
$3.50 fiir oae Sabr upsr &1.x6 fts
g Wanafe In 0Draus besahtnma.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-08
wELL-kNowN AMERICANS.

SEVEN native sons of Vermont will sit in the United States senate.
 MR- WILLIAM WALDORF AsroR has opened a regular business office in Lon- don.
 JAMES T. KYLE, senator-elect from South Dakota, sawed wood to pay his way through college.
 sESAroR-ELEcr PEFFEn wears no necktie. He does not have to. His whiskers hide the lack.
 FoUR senators, whose names begin with the letter "V," have recently been elected-Vance, Vest, Villas and voor- hees.
 SAM JONES, the evangelist, declares In letter to 6 Texas friend that his health has failed, and he Is on the verge of physical collapse.
 THE wife of Chief Justice Fuller does all of her marketing herself. Her car riage is we1l-known at the old Central market in Washington.
 THE late George Bancroft was partic- ularly sensible to the charms of young girls, whom he would never allow to be- Saxoa mad IN~ hia Sl~SsaoN~
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-08
SEDGWICK,
lls Bank St, and lo4 So. Main St.

The store No 93 Bank street (now 115) which have occupied for the past six years being too limited to accommodate the steady increase of trade, necessitated more commodious quarters, consequently have leased for n term of years the store directly in the rear (Meigs' new blockl and running to South Main street, and have just completed an addition connecting the two stores. making it one continuous room extending from Bank to South Main street. with an entrance on both streets. b The new store in Meigs' block has been nicely fitted and furnished, making it the most elegant Fine Tailoring parlors in New England, and will be used exclusive ly as a Custom Department.
 The front store has been extensively i'm proved and will be occupied as a Men's Furnishing Department, making two dis tinct departments and making each de- partment attractive and roomy.
 - The Mems Furnishing department IS now overflowing with all the novelties of the season. The goods are Fresh, New, De- sirable and Cheap, and as an especial in- ducement for those who desire Fancy Shirt for spring 1 am offering Cluett X Conn's Crown Monarch Shirts which have always been sold for $1.50 at 95 cents.
 The Custom Department as usual is stocked with a more extensive and elaborate line than any tailoring establishment i'll Conn, consisting of all the latest and mos desirable Suitings, Overcoatings and Trouserings the market affords, (My trous- erings are unusually fne) and no effort will be spared to please. The garments will be turned out in the most approved style, and made by the most skilled work men.
 The public are invited to call and look at my mammoth stock and beautiful store. It will be pleasure to show you.
 Entrance 1l5 Bank St, Qormerly 93) and 104 South Main St. Respectfully,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-08
NoTTGE

hereby notify all persons liable to pay taxes in the Center school district, towr of Waterbury, that have received rate bill and warrant to collect Center school district tax of eight (S) mills on the dollar on list of 1890, and will be at common council room, City hall building. on and after May 1, 1891, when same is due, from 10 to IF a m, 1 to and from to p.m., to receive said tax.
 P. s. The law provides that, percen- tage at rate of 3-4 of one per cent per month must be added from May 1, 1891, if not paid before June I 1891. ~'
 JAMES C0UGHLAN, Collector.
 Waterbury, April 8, 1891.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1891-04-08
NOTICE

hereby notify all persons liable to pay taxes in the town of Waterbury that I have received q rate bill and warrant to collect town tax of four (i) mills on the dollar on list of 1900 and will be at comu on council room, City hall building, on and 10 to 12 d. m., ? to and from to s D. m. to receive said tax.
 P. s. The law provides percentage at a rate of 3-4 of per cent per month must be added from May l, 1891, if not paid before June ], 1891
 JAMES (OUGHLAN, Collector.
 Waterbury, April s, 1891.