Waterbury evening Democrat., 1893-07-17
VOL. VI, NO.
v aieT651ry RePrs sented At The RoyA
 Marriage In Londen.
LONDON, Eng. June p. 1898.

LONDON, Eng, June lN.t1-
 After leaving the Emerald Isle. where We tened many things which afforded us pleasure ,s well as ur0tit wp iuuTueyed on % bonnie S,-otland where We found many agreeable sur ,rises i'm store for Us IL is one thing to read the history of country. but il is like turning on the electric light to SEE ii Sir Wafer scott i Pas Lakes II is like getting q glimpse of Falryland to take an early morning breakfast on one Tf these little steamers. ard al he same tune have a full view of the queen "I Las @ Mo' ',leI Nature stands erect here in he- best SuhCay clothes. and she seemed proud ot her good looks. We would love tn dwell upo7 ms SunJecl, nu' r1nst mass on as time and space f"rh ds- Edln- hUrgh is conceded to be by all travellers the most beautiful city to be found anywhere on Actouu, of ifs rernli5r natural layout. Its famous old castle. covering eleven acres. but upon s,'lu rnck Cn ground higher over n" EL ESl5'tl I,, nnaI Niagara Falls. is now Ccrup'ed py l'''" S.Lu'ctS | k Full of historical interest ne crown VII Hi anct,nt Scotland with is diamGnds ana lt"et>, ,, -,i,usa of Mary Queen of SrotS, comes next, and s- intensely in 'errStiua Much or her heeu work is still well preserved The taPe>'rN on tnt % ''--mS ss,-sr,I rhatrs sofas the bedSt ads. part 0f thr bcdclotheS which kept hcr>Sll ah9 h Lotu Darnley warm cold winter ui-nSS ,fr ,,I,
 seen there. Poor Mary occnp'Ts A ItLue' Pit, in our memory. but 'h., rascal parneS W. Nh other warning 10 our WaterourE tlS 'S @ Ue h
 ful about whom they marry, ana |" .uy tir.I ! ..--,.l- .,E -1,s Wye were near iy dlEresSlnG Ireland iS interested in its Home Rule question. and scotland is just as much lhtttt>ISu mn, III In, ,rgsti,,n DF inc Dis establishment of the Church of Scotland" which seems 10 De me Settled p"li, ~ of the present -overnm We nave ne.ru ,rhifrt Public opinion is pretty well divided Hn the matter To those who have seen now the ,l,,nar4tion of Church and state has "ulked m tbe I-Titsd states il is hard to see tfr Cru>e Of rhf alarm manifested by many Ot the leadlr: ministers except it Is thai terpoe bnr5 What hard master custom becomes II II ohlI gets the time We have tried to snow some M Q! nur aCpuqntanCeS here what an muelEHu"hI 1n,Sitinn rhe Christian church occupies under the StarS and Stripes by being ire lance thanhs 1n The franers of our Constitution. who benefit pf their Mother NOu0tr made Church and State stand on their own bot rorn on the virgin suil of America: lhlhk or lhe High ord BShOD of London telling the queen Iy6st RishoD Potter of New York told President Harrison when he was sitting in MashlnEt9n : Ri hon m TSulI think there was some Royal nvna- mite in the pulpit. he would get nred <" pulchIF. We think il would he good move t N,isiae1 'ieI,t appropriated money sufficient to send "NrL a'n,',I 100 of our brightest graduates every year .! Way Way of a vacation. tO study up the various lhS'NH tiNnS of the Mother Countries. and on the r'ltII IL rrrr thrr,, loose on cur people t0 show us what We hav, escaped and how much we havG |" m n. 7hanE ful for w., have grelt social evils. hu' i,fmr,t Thfv become an envronrent, custom over which We cannot have much 'nhtroi' Mt ought to be up and doing The country a @ Iat ti S' would be compensated many times over TOT tnt CnrIey Here k work for our philanthropstS $ Start excursions Cooks tours Will uo II ,hcaU say six months rOundtrp. t WouI' be a great induCtment [" our Houi- bI,i a, a make good use of their time while at Schooi a' they "uld have to be selected, on - Inetu Ie This would help our public school SESltlu aLS', @ a< il is now the one great leveler We have ahC ha man who does the most tO encourage strengthen and perfect it will prove 10 De me hest friend rhe trueSt Christian and the mos loyal citizen our young repu hllC Will haEe AC ciIFntallv We came across his Royal HlChneSS thu, Prince nf Wales. last Tuesday at Chest ar where the Royal Agricultural show was h"Ilnl forth We got into town late in the evening ani the crowd WAS great. No room the hoteS and we paid a pound for the privilege or SlItn+ in a chair for the night Oh if We only had on stock of chairs here SnCh a reception as lii' prince got If anybody thinks that royalty | dead am afraid he will he long time waltln4 for inc funeral, If our illustriNuS George W ash ircrnu was to appc"r on the streets today tht racepti0n cOu q not be more hearty. We relieve now that the SSO ON. .N0n prayers the N"w N"rL .'WOrId'' figured out some time az" that IS s'i'r m tn date for the prince have been heard: or h' never could hs received SO well. Miles Of flags lanternS yachts on the river Dee. covered VII little glass globes of all colorS. inside of whi'l were lights burning Fireworks were on th' most elaborate scale. We thought n aNt'n hat opened tn Christians. and We were cat'h'nS how ii looked Well. We VOnch for II tha His Rovnl ui-hneSs is a jolly good fellow. and | We rc0uld use our powerful influence t3 get th' old lady t0 ahiiCate in his favor as she won
 die1 We think he would make the most p"pula king England ever had All London IS prepaTln! for the EOval Marriage which will take plA', July 6. and preparing too; AS We lhuli Waterbury Ou -ht to be represented. and Brother Reward Collins and ourselves will do II wit standing We leave for Paris tonight. but vii rer 1rn f"r the wedlinE- Twenty CuincaS ar Vaid luirkly for seats to view the great IroceS son. The VCople'S humble servant,
 Waterbury Furniture Company.