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rrnv TlTVfltT A fTAV PRPfifl TTTFHT.AV 'ATTflTTfiT 59. 1905. WAVERLY'S PROBLEM THE BINGHAMTON PRESS fvHiikMt ew erse WOMAN AND HOME I f. i ili inr tuuHiiT )MOKROV Wsverly will dwitle, by the vote of her electors, whether not the village shall acquire, by purchase, the waterworks system now owned by the Waverly Water Com- a a mi a il INOHAMTON PRKO CO. ArtiltMHewiiMiilmlloli titr tha marlnau.

Itea ami (lie pudding wh the rld rind THE BINCHAMTON PRESS, iok. rr bi puss nntm imnii ml an ineoiner ann ratxTj i Hagtantoi Press Caokiif Recipes IMCHIAMTnMi Mi 1. liiUBHmii Subscription Rata Ar timer or SuiiJ, On Wee, ui M'Klh "4 VM Vrar. i Tlbi CoaSKtlag lU PdurtMlU nii rtN, aae. loft fll UHIIU8III 1K OU TWaee, Real OS).

lm 'I'aoae, MHertal OSlee. Itw Tark HI, II raltar SalMlaf CblMf Ofllca, tM Tries SelMlat KmlffJil tkr King MPmi.Vm Cfi Aoi Af.ir. Ttiren Delicious Dcwwcrta. Iluilercup Jelly la aa sightly and tnty a depaert aa Ita name Indicate. To make It, auftan half a bos of gelatine In a cupful of cold water.

Mean while bent pint of milk In a double biiller, ailr Into It tha yolks of three KK that have been Incorporated with a cupful of augar and cook to a cue-tard. Flavor with vanilla, add the rtened gelatin and atlr until It I dlNMilved. Then remove from the fire nd fold In the etlfTeiied bntn white of the kk. Turn It Into Indlvlduiil mold or cine lurs one and when It I cool Mtnnd It on the Ice to chill, rterve with whipped cream. Tha mis-ture ahould be thnroushly heuten together before It got- into the nmld or the jelly will eiarate from the curtard and the appearance will be marred.

Cleo Cream. Heat pint of milk. Jut aa It '0 bake until you can put a handle of tba tuaapoon In and It cornea out clean. Then cover the pudding with ome preserve. Make your meringue of the one white of esg and a teacup of eur.

Hpresd It on top of the pro. eervea and put In the stov until It I lightly browned. Moating Pudding. One quart of milk and eua-nr to taat. Flavor with vanllU.

yolka of even eg well beaten and two whltea all beaten together. Add to tha milk and atlr gently over a lw fir. Ileal well the white of flvo egg and add a mall quantity of powdered augar. Take the beaten egsa by apoonfula and put on top of your boiling milk before you make your cream. Turn over every spoonful of egg on th milk for two or three minute.

Put them on a aleva to drift on an esiremely clean cloth In the Ice bos. Cream a la fele-tlrto. HI yolka of ease, one white of egg. one pound of chocolate, two cupa of uaar, one qunrt of creum. one pint of milk.

Flavor with vanilla. Heat the yolk, add th white of ona and ugur, and beat all firm. Then add th crem, Mlrrlng elowly and mis well. Lot the milk come to a boll and add the chocolate. When well mixed add It to the egg.

uur, etc tlr gently and atraln. Allow to cool and then frees. The cslumnt el TM ruaghaatfcia Pre ara fMH aaly I lHlaMrta WvarlMof. Ka 44ctUaahU advertising el My IM to etpted by this TH8 BINGHAMTON PRESS BUILD! NO Absoluuly PwPreol. OFFICIAL PAPKR OP THE CITY OP BINGHAMTON come to a bull add half cupful of augur and a quarter or a bos of sela- tine, itemnve from the lire and itlr Subscribers who do not roclv tbalr paper promptly and rgnlar1 and the changing tbalr address ara requested to notify Tba Binghamton Praai Bnalnaai Office, althar bp mail talaphona or In person.

Tba offlca la open evenings until o'clock. Do not tnut chances or complaint to cantors. Old 'Phono, No. 980; Kaw 'Phone, No. U9.

In a cupful of demlcnted cncoanul and the etirrly beaten whltea of two egga. Chill on the Ire. Hnrve the cream with a gulden aaure made a follow: Heat a half pint of milk, Mir In half cupful of Huaar and the yolk of two ess. Cook to a ruKtard. Flavor with vanlla and aerve cold.

MoiiNae Glace. puny, it la luini 10 see now li derision can no outer man ir municipal control. Municipal control of water distribution not new problem. Comparatively few cities, towns or villages in the New or Old Worlds sro now content to let private corporations furnish them with water. Tim lint of municipalities owning their own water systems is constantly increaalng.

The reanon municipal ownership of water supply system has proved siiceeapiful is that the business of furnishing water is a simple one. Nothing has to bo manufactured; nothing perixlinlilo is handled. The outgo can be accurately determined and tho probable income definitely fixed. All the inhabitants of a municipality must have water. It Is a staple commodity.

The cost of and the profit from its distribution can bo reduced to mathematical terms. Common sense and common honesty are all that are required to administer a water system. The citizens of Waverly can bo trusted to exercise the former and to choose men endowed with the latter to administer a municipal waterworks system. If they do so, they will have it in their own power to head off typhoid epidemics, and should be able in time to make their plant pay for itself, as our water system has. Ilinghaiutouians would never consent to have a private company take over our waterworks system.

We have found municipal ownership to bo a good thing. The only thing that bothers our Water Commissioners is what to do with the money they are earning on tho city's investment. The problems involved in the discussion of rates, amount to be paid for the plant, interest charges, future extensions, value of the franchise, are for Weverly's electors to settle. But on the broad question of municipal or private control there can be but one answer. If municipal ownership is a success in Binghamton, there is no reason why it should not be a success in Waverly or in any other enterprising village or city.

ajeawajeMaaaWateMea4aafMaa Homo Comforts Tba vacation aaaos la about over ami the vaeationUts ara returning borne In torkt, glal to recap from tba canned vegetable bill of fare provided at tba Hummer rrcirta, and aniioua to buy freah vegetable from their old friend, the grocer. JOHN WEISEL'S VICTORY TTIOHN WEISEL haa won hte long campaign and Wolcott street UJ swamp is to be drained. It is to be regretted that the sturdy old German had to fight so long for what he firmly elieved to be his rights. Although often laughed at and made an objert of unkind ridicule, he has kept the matter before the people, and has won a deserved victory. The pity of it is that the swamp nuisance was not abated years ago.

Had the right thing been done that section would now be a solid plot of well ordered home sites. About the time John Weisel started his agitation there was a well defined tendency on the part of new home seekers to utilize the vacant land in that vicinity. They met rebuff after rebuff from the Common Council and this healthy TUESDAY EVENINO, AUGUST 29, 1905. Whin a Dint of cream atlff and mis mkxv for wrnxRSDAr, AI U. SO.

Rreekfaat. gte wed I'rara. Cereal with rream. Krolled Hum. Itaked Potatne.

Blacults. Coffee. l.aaeaM. Qimhu; I'le. Peocbe and Cream.

IMaaer. Chicken Houn. Paopla leaving tba dtp on vacation! or for other reasons map bar tbla newspaper aant to tbam bp sending tbalr namo and addraaa to the battue ofic of Too Blnjhamton Pre. Do aot trst changes la addroat to carrier bop. with It while beating, half a cupful of powdered augar.

To a cupful of herry. add the crated rind and Juice of a lemon. Ml It with the cream and fold In the atlflly beaten whltea of two emr. ne ure the mixture la thoroughly beaten or the vatinua Insredl-enui will aeparate. Turn Into a melon mold and pack In Ice and aalt for aeveral houra.

The erenm mixture ahould be whipped dry before It goe Into tho mold. Meringue Pudding. One pint of atale bread crumb, one quart of milk, nearly one cup of augar, three leaving out the ONE YEAR'S FOLLY Warmed Over lleef. IIIEM the 4,000 yard minimum eontraot wan awarded to the LONG COAT POR MISSES, NO. Stal Th pnttern I In I site it to IT years.

For a mis of It year, (he rnti will require yard of material IT Inches wide. 4 yards II Inehea wide, 4 yard 44 Inrhea wlda, or tt yard Inchea wide. Price. It eenta. DIRECTIONS FOR ORDERING.

This pattern will be sent to any t4. dres on receipt of price, oiv number and la and full addraaa, writing plainly. If you wish any perll pattern call at Th Binghamton Pre office si look over laleat fashion catalogue. To Pattern Department. Th Blngtua.

ton Pre. Binghamton. N. Inclosed And IS eenta for pattern aa follow: Eionlloned I'otatoe. Frl'd F.ggplani.

Fig Pu.ldlng. Coffee. Toledo Count ruction and Supply Company, The Dinghanv ton Press predicted that before the paving repair earn- MATTERS PERSONAL AND SOCIAL Mr. J. K.

Inn, Mr. Fred Orummond, Mr. Lawrence Boynton, Ml Jackson. NO Mis Edith Darling. Ml Elisabeth Hull.

SIZE i John Pellett of Worcester, I NAME. visiting hi aunt, tha Misses Double-day, on Front street. ADDRESS A STAR LIT NIGHT. (From the Waihburton Star.) A atar lit nlsht. A whUperlng fragrance atari From yonder clover Hold.

The Are-tile (learn; Th linger of the night with bursting heart Pour forth thlr melodle. Tl like dream Of aomethlng longed for In the dreary hour When all th world wa chilled by Winter blaat; A dream of peace afar amid th flower Where sorrow aleep; a dream come true at laat. Such kind repoae must surely be unknown To thoae whom Envy bid hold In awe. Dr. and Mra.

C. Smith of Tioga. who have been the gueata of Mr. and paiffn was finished ttiiw j-oar the no-called "minimum limit" would be only the beginning of thin year's paving repair folly. This waa atrennoualy denied by Aldermen and city officials and other friend of the Asphalt Trust.

Last night the final bill of the Toledo company waa audited in the Common Council and $1,976.14 added to the already large atun paid that company this year. The total cost of this tmut'i asphalt paring rtpalri hu bom and yet the aiphalt pavements ara only half rtpairod. The Binghamton Press also said at the beginning of the repair controversy that the patching done this year, would not wear any better than any other asphalt patches, because asphalt patches cannot be made to wear. This waa denied by the official and unofficial friends of the Asphalt Trust. We were to have good patches this year, they aaid.

New formulas were hinted at. Better work was to be done. Cut during the past two wttks about one-half of the time cf Cu r7iir prj fcaa beta spent in repairing tba first patches put Cm last Cptizj. Tba patches ara weakening everywhere, and all taflcatloni point to their total dinppaaraaoo before Kay 1 next. Every dollar spent for the repair of the asphalt pavements has been thrown away.

The city, haa not been benefited 'to. the extent Mrs. F. M. Tracy of Tha Ennerdala, have returned borne.

Mrs. A. H. Boardman of St. John ave nue baa left Christmas Cora.

where she waa tha gueat of Mra. May LaMont Ely, and la In Boston for a few days on the return trip. Not to th tyrant trembling on hi inrons. Nor to the man who galna defy th law. Mr.

and Mra. George Louche of Wash ington. street have returned from tbelr Can auch alight thing appeal and yet growth waa partially checked. The easy manner in which a compromise was reached in regard to ihe Wolcott atreet swamp prompts the query: Why cannot the same procedure be adopted to abate the other First ward swamp nuisances! All of the swamps and small sink holes in that territory Bummer cottage at Carmel grove. inr Their fierce and fond enaeavore muat reaulla Miss Louise Wltherlll of Union la a Than the aweet apell which banlahea gueat of Mlaa Louise Balcom at her Summer home near Conklln.

aiaireaa. The bunedlctlon of a atar lit night. are near Trout brook or some natural depression leading into that little stream. If a hundred dollars will suffice to pay for draining tho Wolcott street swamp, would not a few thousand dollars rid Judge Taylor I Arm of Oak atreet returned lait night from a trip to the Thouaand Iilanda, Montreal and Quebec the city of tho whole chain of pest holes It would be worth while for the Common Council to investigate this phase of the situation. The city will in time encircle each of the swamps.

They are becom Marvin A. Boyd of California la the OCVUST AND Al'IUST. Dr. Joseph T. Roe, SS Main Street.

Office hour: to 12 a. 1 to 4 p. m. gueit of Mr. and Mr.

Charle E. Tltchener of tt Riverside Drive. Mlsa Stuart Weed la a gueat of Mlaa Knapp at Oquaga lake. Mra. E.

R. Allen of Albany le a gueat of Mra. R. L. Lonnsberry of Vincent street Mr.

and Mr. W. H. Eastwood of 101 Murray street are home from a trip to Lake George. George L.

Harlow. Mra. C. B. Harlow and Mia A.

N. Northrup of Itl Oak street hav returned from a visit in Saratoga. Mis France Shenard of Sayhrook, It ii guest of Mr. Albert Hotch-kiss of Front street ing each year more and more a menace to the health of the whole city. Why not abjulish them all! Mr.

and Mr. Harrlion Smith of of a single dollar in return for an expenditure great enough to have paved Chenango street from Court to the Viaduct and a portion qf Court street, as well. In tba Spring we will bo face to face with the tzat old paring situation, much accentuated by the lapse of a twelve-Booth spent in a useless endeavor to accomplish the impossible. If the holes in the asphalt had been filled with cinders, well rolled in, or with some other cheap material, the city would today be $13,000 ahead, and the pavements would be in a better condition than at present. The cinders placed at Court and Washington streets by the Binghamton Street Railway Company wore for nearly a year, without appreciable signs of deterioration.

The" railway company's officials, being business men, knew better than to try to patch the apace between their tracks with asphalt at their own expense. By filling in the big hole first with cinders and Anally with a solid brick Charleston. W. who have been the ueata of Mr. and Mra.

Frank Payne of Isaac Lauder, Son Co. Marbl aad Oraalt Werka. Maaae lemma, Meausrata. HeaOateaea, Cte, SO, SI sad OS Klarldge street, N. V.

heitnut street, returned home today. Tom's Awful Burden Colonel Bryan announce that he will aoon go on a long European trip, Mra. Joseph Knapp and daughter of tbua aervlng unofficial notico on Tom Wattna that ba mutt eipect to carry on 8t Paul, are vlaltlng at the Aa tba calamity busineaa alone for a time. home of Mrs. Knapp'a brother.

Judge Mr. J. K. Thorn I visiting At Taylor Arms, on Oak atreet riagara rails, the guest of Mrs. If.

It Mover, nee Miss Mary Richmond of the Lady Jane Grey School. A PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION REAT BRITAIN'S Channel fleet, one of the mightiest aggre pavement they displayed an economy that the city's servants might Mra. Caroline Mason of 1 Front atreet entertained Informally last night for Rev. Perclval Hugget of Cedar Rapids, la. The guests were received by Mrs.

Mason, Mlsa Mason and Miss gations of sea power possessed by any one nation, is Bailing the Baltic Sea. This is Great Britain's official answer to Credit Credit Credit It what everybody want, and thla I th place to get It Special sale thla week on Lace Curtains. We Io have a nice line of I'earl Painted Picture that will brighten np your horn. carry a full line of House Furnishing Good. Flea glv a call.

F. F. Montgomery Ageat fat Oataly Pwrnltata Co. If Mala Street. ORIENTAL RVQ STORE.

Belle Mason. The spacious porches well imitate. The shrewd men in charge of the Water Department know better than to authorize the use of asphalt to repair tho cuts made in pavements when repairing the city 'a water pipes. The Water Department fills all tho holes it makes with bricks and never the threats of Germany to make the Baltic a "closed sea" to all were enclosed and attractively ar F. H.

McFarland OPTICIAN Sola Successor to the lata Dr. F. Old Stand 71 Fron St. Binghamton. Careful Ttlng of Eye for Glass My Houra Weekday.

to 4 Monday and Saturday evening. 1 to and ranged with ruga and seats. Light re powers not possessing territory bordering it. But the Kaiser is not freehment were served by Mine behindhand, and it is reported that when he pays his visit of cere til to repair its repairs. Louise and Grace Beecher, Marian and Louise Matthews, Margaret and Car- mony to the British fleet, he will be accompanied by 12 battleships, Queer Thing 11 cruisers and 12 torpedo boats.

lotta Wales. Angle and Francea Hotch kiss. Ethel Harknes and Ethel Jen kin. 6 On of tha queer things about the recent reciprocity convention 1 that it Of course there will be many visits of ceremony and much wearing of gold lace. The health of the Kaiser will be pledged in Mr.

and Mr. Arthur W. Doubleday re spending two week In New York many a bumper of Rhenish wine and the health of King Edward will and It vicinity. was almost unanlmouily esdoratd by th Demoeratio and Independent new papers. The Republican pra eeems to rcg-trd It aa an economie nightmare.

TWO MISTAKES MAKE A SEWER be pledged as well. But back of it all will be the memory of the Mr. John Hull gave a dinner at the Caaino last night for Miss Florence Kaiser's useless manifesto against making the Baltic an open sea. Ferris of Johnstown. Th guest were pTlWO WRONGS do not make a right," but two mistakes in The very presence of the British fleet is a notice to Germany that Great Britain is still mistress of the seas of the Old World DR.

BUSH, tt Specialist lA-J sewer plans seem to have opened the way for the com-1 pletion of the Fifth ward sewer. By trading off 25 feet of construction that did not exist for 183 cubic yards of excavation hot provided for in the plans, tho city has been enabled to Although they will meet peacefully and fraternise, the officers and men of the two fleets will bo engaged in trying to ascertain each Weateott Block, State Street Biaghamtoa, New Verk, Our Specialty Is Bottles OF EVERY DESCRIPTION We guarantee first class ware. Any shipment that is not entirely satisfactory, or as ordered, can be returned at our expense. Buy direct from the manufacturer and get what you want Write us today BINGHAMTON GLASS COMPANY Treats Nervous Diseases, Blood Poison, I'lmples and Blotches of the Face, Nervous Debility, Tumors, Ooltres, Fits. Be Vie nana other weak points, against the timo when they may fight.

The meeting is really a sort of a "sizing up" expedition on tho part of aoramble out of the hole in which it was placed by the City Engineer. It aeems like a very queer sort of process, but as the completion of avMMvvs vvimuivaiiun irvtj Oetlcw Hovrtii a. m. to p. m.

the sewer is the main thing, it la probably the best outcome that the navies of the jealous powers. Carry Out the First Clause First could be expected. W.T.CORNELL Technically the Common Council has laid itself liable to all Senior Garcia announce that the motto of the Panamanians Is "The Inthmui divided; the world united," Better carry out the flrjt elauie of that Sneeeeaor te J. C. CeraeU Sea, motto first.

the severe and awful penalties, specific or implied, pointed out by Alderman Hewitt in his neat little speech. But the fact did not FURNISHING FUNERAL DIRECTOR. Office and wnrerooma, Chenango seem to daunt the members of the Council, who approved the com able rate. Telephone. ONLY ONE DEFECT EORGE W.

SMITH, a former intimate friend of Samuel promise resolution. It is a pity that tho Aldermen who voted "aye" on that proposition could not have had the same courage in opposing the plan to waste thousands of dollars io. a useless endeavor to Tildon's, in a letter to the New York Herald, explains all about the so-called secret passages discovered when the Tilden mansion was torn down early this month. Mr. Smith says repair our asphalt pavements.

They Were Infected that the underground vault was nothing but a coal and wine cellar, The Pittiborg tlr inturnc grafter eem to have been badly afflicted To aupply a rather complicated furnace, an air tunnel four feet in diameter was built along the eastern wall of the house. This was T. B. Fuller D. D.

8. Weitcott Block, Both 'Phones 118 STATE ST. Binghamton, N. Y. WHO fiquiMDIItl.

A SERIOUS MISTAKE done seven years before "the ring" troubles developed, SERIOUS mistake was made hut nicht when tha Pommnn When Tilden was elected Governor, he found that he needed more room in his New York house. So he purchased an adjoining property, No. 14 Gramercy Park. To avoid street noises he planned 0 Council voted to allow the York State Tclenhonn Pom to' construct the Henry streot subway on the company's his sleeping quarters in the rear of the new building and had an A rm. a.

Use Electricity FOR. LIGHT ft feat, most satisfactory. i. unp hoitcelllitgs. Ko dirty bonsmtmrk entailed, aa Is tho caae when other lUumlnants ore used, requiring the clean Inf of globe and tha Ailing of oil iwptaclc HUMP "mlnntlon is Inttantaneona.

Ing tada0 BWUlbe' WU "iltt danger of Ore from FOR. POWER fafcot, moot aaUafaotory. Ready for Instant one. -t No expenae when tho power Is not actuaUr in naa. Cleaner than any other artificial power.

Binfihamton Light, Heat 8 Power, Company IT! Washlngioa mreet, inside stairway made, with a plainly visible knob on the door, built from his bathroom to that of his valet, immediately overhead. All this was done after "the ring" was shorn of its power and when own terms, mo tummun council snouid have forced the company to sign an agreement tofulflll certain verbal promises made by its spokesman. But, without a word of protest, and on the verbal Tilden had ceased to have any fear, if he ever possessed such, that Coal promise or an unauwomea representative of the company, permis sion was granted to dig up a busy street. A u.a the Tweedites would harm him. established, of which the York State Telephone Company will not bo another pleasing romance is knocked into a cocked hat.

The concealed passage story made good reading. It had only one defect be slow to taw- advantage wncn wishes to take another step in GENUINE LACKAWANNA ue same direction. Els Oradit Hat tu it was untrue. New Use for Hymns Ford, Beach Powell AlthcrBg tha Japan appear willing to trait our Pwildent, they will gA le Sao -sestet "Cssa at Kotklng" wbea dtallag with tha Ciar. Saw and jimmies have been used heretofore for the purpoi of breaking ju, vu a rmawa xor iuoe Ainsny aosconatn to make nte of hymn..