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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1897-06-14
OUR EXCHANGE LIST.

Mrs. w. H. Byrd. Key. y. c. has new
washing machine TO exchange Tor little
girls tricycle. or best offer Write first
J. s. HemphilI. Bridgewater. y. c. has
an Indian AK. size 6xi inches 10 exchange
for violin or best offer. Write with stamp
W. d. Gasgue. Friendfeld. s. c.. has fine
setter pup TO exchange FOR second hand bl-
cycle IN good running order or SILVER "AtcI1-
Miss Minnie Carr. Sanderdale. Miss. has
a library OF books 10 exchange for Wen
ster's dictionary. Write w'ith self addressed
stamped envelope for particulars
Mrs. T. F. Morton. Dry Run. Miss. has
water hyaciuths to exchange for bulbs. es-
pecially lilies, hyacinths or tulips. except
single yellow.
Miss Lizzie wooisey. Floresvilie. writes
TO exchange Brsce's self teaching music
system for guitar. Write first
r. S. Bailey. Carthage. Miss. win ex-
change pair fine pit sames. cotton boles,
Gladiator and HuddlesI1n strains cotton
boie predominat.ng) for second hand came
IA outfit or revised unabridged dictionary
Miss Amanda. Freeman. Fort Lamar. Ca.
will exchange 'MOcking Bird. with taria-
tons for music and word%Of Come Away
Where the Lilies Bloom" Also other eX-
change. Write with stamped envelope for
particulars
Genie Pettes. CarroIlton. Ga. wishes to
Latin" novels. Arbucke signatures ar
flower cuttings for Robinson praclicai
arithmetic. Swin'ou's intermediate geos-
raphy or Clarks grammar.
T. ]. Hawkes.. Eagle Pass Tex. VIII ex-
change fine violin for q violonceilo-
17Il1~,ne Coo Eastananee. Ga. has caeA
to exchange for remnants OF cadco. two
and three yards IN piece.
Mrs John X Pickett. Redmondviue.
Miss. has three shepherd pups 70 exchange
for thoroughbred pigs-either Poland china,
Essex or Duroc or Berkshire
Miss Ida H. Griggs. Kola- Va. would
like to exchange "East Lynn single
Heart and Double Face" for four yards
of sky blue lawn and spool Of thread 10
match
Box II. Tur. PendIeton county. Kentucky.
has The Bellies Of Lynn and other novels
to exchange for something OF equal Faiue.
crOcheted lace preferred
Mrs. s. I. Lawrence. C1opton. Ga. has
two weaned male Jersey calves 20 ex-
change-one for secondhand breecn-
loading shot gun and the other for best
offer.
Miss Matte Keith. voIlers. n. c. has
confederate money and Cancelled stamps Tor
exchange. Write for particulars with
stamp.
Mrs. Mamie Mcneil. Plnckney. Tex. has
Page lntOIG dltt- z lt-A-t-NN t'- go 1905
to exchange for English history, Green's
shorter history OF the English people pre-
ferred.
Mrs Beulah IIili. Flemming y. c.. v.n
exchange three months suos0riulon u
The sunny South. beginning with March
9th for best offer
Mrs. S s. Dickey. Troy Tex. viii *
change fine recipe for skin cosmetic Tor
''Tne other Mans Wife and patterns for
cabine specimens. silk or velvet scraps
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A Song Of TodnY.

Tears can come hereafter:
Sorrow has its day.
When It's time for laughter,
Laugh the world away!
Hear the glad bells ringing
over field and street:
Hear the blithe birds singing
Join the chorus sweet!
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h1ICihlll
Do you know the meaning of what
is popularity called those " long
ings," or cravings, which beset so
many women during pregnancy?
There is something lacking in the
mothers blood. Nature cries out
and will be satisfied at all hazards.
One woman wants sour things,
another wants sweets, another
wants salt things, and 50 on.
The real need all the time is to
enrich the blood so as to supply
nourishmcnt for another life, and
to build up the entire generative
system, SO that the birth may be
possible and successful.
If expectant mothers would tort
ify themselves with Lydia Z. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, which
for twenty VearS has sustained
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A Letter from the Seashore.

Dear John Here's a line from your Myrtle:
Today IL was stormy, and Numbered.
I'll get you some shells, and turtle.
Q'lease send me your check for hun
dredD
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of
BIRTH nd
power the Compou in CASES. She says:
the tmeI was
pains monthly
made
relieved After the doctor said
never
old and healthy
thankful
health transmit child
expected such blessing Praise God for Lydia Paan Vegetable
L. L..
St., E.. Somervlle
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Motherhood.

mother who is in good physical condition transmits ~
children the blessings of good constitution -
child fairly drinks = health from its mothers r.
robust constitution before 5irth and from healthy 3
mothers milk after Hks.
Is not that an incentive prepare for healthy kA
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Mrs Mamie AicNein. Pinckney. Tex, has
Pages Theory and Practice ~ Teac hing
to exchange for English history, Green's
shorter history OF the English people pre-
ferred
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Miss Matte Keith. VOllers. n. c. has
confederate money and Cancelled stamps for
exchange. Write for particulars with
stamp.
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Mrs. Irene Reynolds. Taylorsville, Mss
The Constitution is a most welcome Wis
itor at our house. ] do enjoy the kingdom
letters so much and there IS so much In
formation to be gained. We left the north
ern part Of Mississippi eight years ago
and came here. My husband is n school
teacher by profession and has taught here
eight years l do not like this part Of tho
state much. and 1t is so inconvenient to be
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Mrs S. l. Lawrence. C1Opton. Ga. has
two weaned male Jersey calves 20 ex-
change-one for secondhand b-cecn-
loading shot gun and the other for best
offer.
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Mrs Beulah Ifili. Flemming. y. c.. v.ll
exchange three months suosCrioton u
The sunny South. beginning with March
9th for best offer
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Mrs. T. +. Morton. Dry Run. Miss. has
water hyacinths to exchange for bulbs es-
peciaIly lilies hyaclnths or tulips. except
single yellow.
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Miss Lizzie Wooisey. TlOresvllie, writes
to exchange Brices self teaching music
system for guitar. Write first
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r. &. Bailey. Carthage. Miss, VIII OK
change pair fine pit sames. cotton Doies.
gladiator and Huddlest1n strains cotton
bole predOmiuattus) Tor second hand cslTne-
"a outfit or revised unabridged dictionary
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Mrs s. s. Dlckey Troy. Tex. wiz *
change fine recipe for skin cosmetic Tor
The other Mans Wife and patterns for
cabine specimens. silk or velvet scraps
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Miss Minnie Carr. SanGerdale. Miss. hai
a library Of books 10 exchange for Wen
ster's dictionary. Write w7i,h self addresset
stamped envelope for particulars.
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Box Il, Tur. Pendleton county. kentucky.
has The Bellies of Lynn and other novels
to exchange for something of equal value.
crOcheted lace preferred
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Genie Pettes. CarrolitOn. Ca. wishes TO
exchange darkness First Lessons in
Latin" novels. Arbuckle signatures ar
flower cuttings for Robinsons practical
arithmetic SwintOu's intermediate geOg-
raphy or Clarks grammar.
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Miss Ida II. Griggs. KOla- Va. would
Ike to exchange East Lynn, single
Heart and Double Face" for four yards
of sky blue lawn and spool of thread 70
match.
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Miss Amanda Freeman. Fort Lamar. Ca.
will exchange 'AIOcklng Bird with aria
tions. for music and word+of Come Away
Where the Lilies Bloom" Also other ex-
change. Write with stamped envelope Tor
particulars.
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Mrs. John x. Pickett. Redmondvilie.
Miss has three shepherd pups 10 exon ange
for thoroughbred pigs-either Poland china,
Essex or purOc or Berkshire
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$17,350 SO $1,000 Sc $23S 81
The amount collected and interest have all
been paid over to the treasurer. For the
purpose of showing the expenses of the bor-
there should be deducted the following
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really exciting. as from the first 1t
could be plainly seen that the Wal
lingfords were overmatched. The first
OF the game was exciting and the first
goal was made by the New Ravens In
2:lo, which was followed by another in
i've seconds and continued for six
goals, when the seventh was made by
Wallingford, Heineman caiSing the
ball after one minute and flfty-five Sec
onds. The New Havens kept on SCOT
ing until the twenty-hrst, when Wal
lingford scored it's second goal and the
game ended soon after. u, Gavitt and
Spencer of New Haven Gagged all OF
New Ravens goals. Kahl, the goal
tender for Wallingford, made several
nne stops and was kept busy through
out the game, while New Haven's goal
had very little work to do. The next
game will be with New Britain Thurs
day evening. The local team needs
more practice before they can win a
game. The score was as follows:
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Butchers association, asked for the ap-
preparation of $500 for a food inspector.
He said that food condemned in New
York was frequently sold here, and he
told of one instance in which five hum
bred pounds of bluefish condemned in
Fulton market, New York. was sold
for 81 and then brought to New Haven
and placed on sale.
Ex-Police Commissioner Clancy ask.
ed that money be appropriated to pay
for watering all streets, both paved and
unpaved, saying that the money would
revert to the city through the assess
ments.
In line with this matter, Solomon
Mead stated that he had noticed not
long ago that the water company had
objected to the city using so much wa
ter. Mr.. Mead said that he had heard
Mr.. Dawson, president of the Water
company, say, before the contract was
awarded by the city, that the company
would agree to furnish all the water
the city wanted for any purpose. Mr..
Mead said that this promise Influenced
the giving Of the contract.
Alderman Chillingworth stated that
the wording Of the contract on this
matter was as follows: Full and ade-
ouate supply of water for all municipal
purposes for the $4,000 stipulated In
the contract.
The board then went into executive
session in the mayors office. The esti-
mates will be further considered IN ex-
ecutive session tonight.
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Government Bonds.


Quotations of Active Bonds.
The following quotations on bonds are
furnished by Body, Mcclellan & Co., bank
ers, 81 Broadway, New York, and 81 Or
ange street, New Haven:
Bid Asked
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EtmanctaI.
Dull Day in Wall Street-Absoiutely No
Outside Inquiry or Sign of Interest

Dull Day in Wall Street-Absolutely No
Outside Inquiry or Sign of Interest l
Market.
New York, Nov. 15.-Wall street has
not seen so dull a day in many months.
Even the professional traders were al
most out Of the market, and there was
absolutely no outside inquiry or any
sign of interest in the market. A large
proportion Of the days trading was in
Sugar, and this stock fell away at one
time 2ss points, but closed ~ above
that. The rally, was due to a ruling
by the treasurysidepart to apply
the countervailing duty clause of the
tariff bill to refined sugars imported
from Denmark
The amount of sugar available for
import from Denmark is not in itself
large but the treasurer's decision was
regarded as indicating a course likely
to be pursued in regard to Dutch re-
fined sugars, of which the supply avail
able for import is large. This rally in
Sugar helped the market somewhat and
was dllIOSL LAC olily llbiSettlOll VI ICtl
strength in any stock throughout the
day. In the closing transactions Sus-
quehanna and Western preferred sud
denly mounted upwards to 341a a net
rise of 23s, and the bonds of that COM
pany also showed some sharp gains.
No effect was exercised on the general
market by this. Northern Pacific pre-
ferred was relatively firm in the rail-
way list on account of the increase in
earnings shown by it's first weeks state
ment of $193,6S6, or 43 per cent. over
last year. Last years earnings for the
same period were not large and there
was one more business day included in
the period than this year.
But the showing was regarded as a
strong one nevertheless. Peoples Gas,
which was dealt in ex-dividend of IL
per cent, was also center Of depres-
sion and closed a. point lower. The
coalers were weak, New Jersey Central
most conspicuously, falling at one time
~ points, but rallying fraction. Con.
solidated Gas made one of it's charac-
teristic slumps of 9 points, to 1870. This
was points lower than the previous
low point Of the present movement. The
stock rallied IL at the close. The heav-
mess and dullness Of the market were
partly in sympathy with London, where
the prices Of securities showed declines
on account of some apprehension over
European politics due to threatening
conditions on the borders of Turkey
There was some disappointment over
the failure of the supreme court tc
| hand down a decision in the Nebraska
| maximum freight rate case before its
| two weeks recess.
The bond market was dull, but prices
were firm The total sales aggregated
81, 1926, 900.
United States IS coupon were Is high
er bid.
Following are the closing prices re-
ported by Prince & Whitley, bankers
and brokers, 46 Broadway, New York,
and Is Center street, New Haven:
| Rid Acirod
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$19,O59 90

William Smith, a youth about seven
teen years of age, who lives in North
Elm street, was saught in an elevator
at r. Wallace & Sons yesterday after
noon and his leg and foot was badly
crushed. DR.. McGaughey, attended.
Theodore r. Lane has the agency for
Wallingford and Meriden of Mark
Twain's latest book, Following the
Equator. A Trip Around the World"
The accident at R. Wallace & Sons
yesterday was peculiar one AS near
rs could be learned the youth stepped
on the doors of the elevator on the up
per floor to reach the rope to start it
from below, when the elevator, which
had been started from below, came up
and threw open the doors, catching the
boys leg between the door and the
elevator post, crushing and pinioning
the leg between the two. The elevator
stopped and could not be moved, and it
was necessary to use saws to cut away
the doors before he could be released
which required in the neighborhood Of
a half hour.
The Ramblers' team that will COM
pete in the State bowling league COM
prises c. w. Leavenworth, Harry Will
1ialns, j. r.. Cottrill, Frank S. Andrews
and Clayton Andrews. The first game
will be played with New Havens on
Wednesday evening.
A report comes here from Maine that
Milo Goodrich, formerly night mar at
the Wallingford Gaslight company's
works on Washington street, has re-
Gently been hung for wife murder,
down in Maine.
Mrs. John Robinson died Sunday af-
ter a short illness with pneumonia
aged 81 years. The funeral will occur
On Wednesday morning at o'clock
from Holy Trinity church. She leaves
two small children and husband, who
is night Waterman at the Metropoli-
tan Rubber company's works.
Nathaniel Goldsmith of Adelphi
lodge of Fair Haven arrived here yes
terday as an inmate at the Masonic
home. There are now thirty-eight in
mates at the home.
The recently completed voting list of
the borough contains LAB names, Just
one less than last years.
The case of Mrs. Andrew Ryan of
South Colony street, for alleged vio-
lation of the Sunday liquor law, will
come up at $3.50 this morning.
The first game of the season of the
State Polo. league, between the Wal
Iingfords and New Ravens, was played
in the rink last evening. There were
about 500 present and they were en-
thusiastic and literally applauded the
good plays made by each team. The
game was most too one sided to be
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$56, O72 SO
For the year ending November 1, Borough
Tax Collector r. II. Cowles annual report
will show.
Amt Of
Amt Amt Int
Collected. uncollected. Collected
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WALLINGFORD'S FINANCES
BOROUGH TREAsURER'S RECEIPTS
AND DISBURSEMENT.

Serious Elevator Accident-Make-up of
Bowling Team-Death of Mrs. John Rob-
inson-Voting List Contains L, 443 Names
The borough treasurer's annual re-
port shows that the receipts have been:
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The present liabilities and resources Of
the borough according to the annual report
will show the following:
LIABILITIES.
As municipal bonds, $1,000 each,
bearing interest at 4 per cent.
per annum, due May l. 1893. .$45. 900 90
II sewer bonds, $1,000 each
bearing interest at 4 per cent.
per annum due May l, 1918. -. L., coo 90
13 sewr bonds, 81 900 each, bear
ing interest at per cent. per
annum, due November 1, 1914. 1900 90
Note to estate j. H. Allen. ....... 1000 90
Note to Middletown Say. bank. 10000 90
Note to Dime Savings bank. 49,. 1000 90
Note to Middletown SAY. Bank. $500 90
Note Wallingford Water Works.. 1880 90
Outstanding orders ............ $50 90
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Atch., Top. & S. Fe Ry gen As s6H s6a
Atch. Top. & s. Fe Ry adj gen As 53B 54B
Brooklyn Ell LIST Trust Co eff IS 79h S1h
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 6 5s.... SO 80
Central Ry Of N. j. G mtg IS. .112A 113
Chicago, r. /. & Pac. ext IS. 1861 107
Ches. & Ohio gen g 41as. ....... TSh 20
Erie LIST con prior lien 4s...... 90b 81
Manhattan Ry con mtg 6 d.. 93% 941a
Mo-. Kan. & Tex LIST mtg As. S6H S61A
Mo-, Kan. & Tex. I'd mtg 6 as. 61h 62
Mobile & Ohio gen mtg 4s...... Il 72
N. Y, Ont. & West. gen mtg As. 961a 97A
n. Y, susq. & West. gen mtg 5s S41a Sc
North. Pacific prior gen mtg As. 913s 91%
North. Pacific gen lien 3s...... So ssh
Oregon Short Line con 5s. ....... 92A 93
Phi1a. & Reading gen mtg 4s.... s41A SAN
Rio Grande & West. list mtg 6 is 81 50
Southern Ry list con 5s. .91h 90
st. L.. & South. LIST mtg 5s...... 7Ya 1874
Texas & Pac. LIST mtg 5s........ 95H 951a
Wabash Ry Co. LIST mtg g 5s... .1O5A 1861
Wabash Ry Co. I'd mtg 5s.... 773a IS
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Referee-Lusk Of Bridgeport.
AT $3.50 last evening a. small shed be-
longing to James Curron, on the corner
Of Colony and Center streets, caught
fire. Wallace Hose Co. quickly ex-
tinguished the fire before much damage
was done. The building is situated in
bad locality for fires. The damage
will not exceed SIS.
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Chicago Market.

Chicago, Nov. Is.
wheat-Dec., new, 947sB, old, S79sN; Jan
's Ctoirn MI5, re 3aasB; May, 2sM.
Oats-Dec., 201s@A; May. 21k@22.
Pork-Dec., 1922; Jan, S.20@22.
Lard-Dec., 412N; JAM, 4.25.
Ribs-Dec., 4.20; JAN, 422.
N. Y. Wheat-Dec., 9GA May, 93B.
N. Z. Corn-Dec., 31M; May, 85.
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NJ. STEINERT & SONS
just received a carload Of Pianos.
The best stock in Connecticut
toselect from at Steinert's.
TIT CHAPEL STREET.

Ches & Ohio Voting Cts. ...... 21B 21$
Chic, Burlington & Quincy ..... 93B 9931a
Chic. & East Illinois Pfd "a 9 9s,,
Chic, Ind, Louisville ....-... 81 o99a
Chic, milwaukee, IS & ST. Paul.. g aSb
chicago e9 pt & Northwestern .iiSa i5SA
Chicago, Rock /. 8 Pacific ,..... s5B ss66zS
Chicago, st, p, NJ. 4 OMAHA. 5593s 1878
Glevelan ndi,, @, 2, 81 Toi LOUIS. S o5&
Delaware & Hudson Canal Co. 100 11o
Del, Lack. &c Western. ..-.~.. .155 156
Denver & Rio Grande Pfd ..... Az 44s
" Do list list iPfd ,................ 35fs s6h
General Electric Co. 32A 32A
Illinois Central .......~~s.,,.1o07a l02
Lake Shore & Mich. so......... 17s
Lake Erie & Western ......r,.' aa55h 166h
nou pO H1a 5, Nashville 81 saz s.
Manhattan Elevated .......... 9S1S 9S32
Mo-, Kan, & Texas ..,-~...... ddS7S aa3h
DO Ffd .;:......s~......A.*' 33aaH &c.,
Missouri Pacific ....n......--.. 2 SA 22sSh
NATIONAL Lead Co ......~...'.., 33332 1874
N. Y. c Central TT 4 Hudson 1864 1854
n. Y, Chicago s. st. Louis. 49,. 1874 1875
\. \. & New Haven :..:..-....lM7, l9 ~
N. Y, Ontario q Western .,.... l3A 1914
Norfolk & Western Pfd ....,... 43 A
North American Co .......s.... "a
Northern Pacific .....-......... 1875 1874
Do Pfd ...............,.... 52A 52as
Pacific Mail s. s. Co ,.......... 29M 29B
Peoria, Dec & Evansville ...... rs
Phil. & Reading Voting OTIS 80. 21as Ply
Pitts, Gin, Chi & st. LOUISE. 33& 34A
Pullman Palace Car Co .--.... .169 10
Silver Bullion Cert's ........... 5SM 80
Southern Rway Co., Gomez. 9B o99 5s
Do Pfd .........,.,......-,. 2932 Z974
| Standard Rope & Irvine Co ...- ga 3;
| Sus. u west, ........s....-A-.. IL 10
Do Pfd .............,....-. "a 30
| Tennessee Coal 81 Iron ..,.s.... 25a5 2oH
| Texas & Pacific. ..,....., IT,. 1911 10K
| Toll, Ann Arbor & N Mich 80. 10h 10
Union Pacific .................. 204s 203s
Union Pacific, Denver g. Gulf -. ~
United States Express Co ..-.,. 50 40
| U, s. Leather Co ..............s 7B 1E
| Do Pfd .............,....,-. 601a 6lA
q. s. Rubber Co ...........-,,. 15M 16A
| Do Pfd ............--..-..- 3D. W
| w aDaSn ......t.s.rsH. OA =
| Do Pfd ................... 16B ~
Wells-Fargo Express Co ....:...110 liz
| Western Union Telegraph Co... S6N S8l.
Wheeling & Lake Erie LIST Pfd.. 2B ~
Do Pfd .............-....., 8 II
Oregon r. r. & Nav. Co........ "a IT
| -sTx-diyidend.
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Cash on hand Nov. 1, 1896. .....S 1,143 II
From 2. d. LEONARD, COLLECTOR. 24S 50
Il. H. Oowles, collector. ....... 1859 90
d. Il. Morris, warden, account
Wallace Hose House .......... 10o 90
Account Stove. -. ....,...... 3 90
Loan Middletown Savings Bank 3,412 so
Henry b. Hall, warden
Account loans. .......... 1,OOO w
Eraray Hale, clerk
Acct sewer permits. rs SO 90
Acct. Licenses. ..... 6S 90
Ac Sewer Assessments. 4,725 "a
Acct Highways. ...... 2,100 90
Acct Water Fund.-. ], It's IS
---S S,O96 ~
For judge of borough court. 1924 IL
From order on town treasurer
for one-half Of deficit in Borough
court. ESQ. 500. .............. 342 10