Penarth Chronicle and District Advertiser

WA^fJElVS fiYtyKfilG BAKGI^Y. 'ÕLJ11JL <oLuIlllL <õLÆI&JõL ;i) rj]]Tri lypir1 fjjlF1 CJLJ rjj|in 3 HE rapid increase of Trade has compelled us to provide further accommodation so as to be f Ov able to meet the great demands of our Customers. All Goods supplied at this Establishment are made on the most modern and improved Hygienic principles. The Prices of our ]Bxt are as follows fiamilxj- household • • • d. fier ZÕ. ^oaf. .Superfine ]JreaCZ 5d. per QTb. loaf. French, Vienna & Jffflk Bread BCZ. per small loaf. Improved JYfalt Broad 0 BCZ. per small loaf. ehoioe Whole Jfffeal Broad 2\d. per small loaf. 2 tjZhsse Prices Will be continued until further Jtfotics. W.G.W. Begs to heartily thank the Public for their very generous support in the past and by supplying the very best Goods at the Lowest Possible Prices, he hopes still to receive their kiad favours and patronage. ALL OUR BREADS MADE ON THE <f HOME-MADE" PRINCIPLE. 3 "V\A-.ISR:3 TO A.LL PARTS OF THE: TOATVIST ~O A TI RR W. Q. WARNER, BAKER AND CONFECTIONER, 93, Glebe Street, PENARTH, 53, PLASSEY hTItEET, (Nex t door to Mr Butcher.) w m. Sauxid ers Begs to inform the public that on SATURDAY, JUNE 22, 1895, He will open the above PREMISES as a FIRST-CLASS Stafcipjg and Gonfectionery ESTABLISHMENT. will beT^rfd^rSale6 t0 requirem0ntS of his Patrons, and nothing but the Choicest Goods OTE ADDRESS- WM. SAUNDERS, 53, PLASSEY STREET, PEN ARTH NOTICE. "Gaugfit at Xast OR fTfie Felon's Strand," IS THE TITLE OF A NEW SERIAL TALE WHICH WILL BE COMMENCED IN OUR NEXT ISSUE. J TO VOCALISTS. WANTED. THREE BASS AND THREE TENORS, for the Penarth Snowflak3 Minstrels. Apply Mr H. Hayes Secretary, 47, Salop-street, or Mr T. Davies, 2, Ivy-street, Penarth.

Weekly Notes by Quirkquequip. The Editor does not hold himself responsible for the opinions expressed in these notes. As a result of "the eternal fitness of things," there was a reciprocity between visitors to Lavernock Camp on Sunday aud certain boatmen who plied between the Beach and the Point. Three denarii per caput was, surely, not exorbitant. 00. A rather irreverent commissioned officer solemnly asseverated to a pressman that at Sunday's al fresco service the text was Fear God and obey the Quartermaster." How oft the sight of means to do ill deeds make ill deeds done." So King John said upbraidingly to Hubert. The late London Mnniripal Authority practically and sensiblv endorsed this dictum by railing in the outside platform at the top of the Monument. Benighted Penarth, on the other hand; puts a premium on felo de se. How long, ye gods, bow long ere the Estate or Council effectively rail the cliffs, fore and aft ? 000 On dit that one of our most eminent townsmen-bas leased Cefn Mably Hall, the residence of Capt. Tint. It may not be generally known that Morristown is built on the Tint Estate through a misunderstanding with the present Lord of the Manor. The Tint's have another name, viz.. Kemeys, which they are supposed to adopt for some family or occult reason* Amongst the penates at Cefn Mably is an oil painting of Sir Nicholas Kemeys, who was a noted wrestler. His prowess having reached as far as Land's End, a famous Cornish wrestler burned to try conclusions* Mounted on his faithful mcke," he hurried off, and finally found himself inside the grounds of, and face to face with, Sir Nicholas, to whom he expressed his wish to try a fall. The burly and doughty knight intimated his extreme felicity to oblige him, but the Cornishman was soon flung over the wall into the road. Picking himself up, he stammered out that he should feel obliged if Sir "Nick" would throw the donkey over, too. His request in this respect was quickly acceded to, and the chronicler goes on to re- late that both went home sadder but wiser men. 000 An oft quoted, but grossly false, saying is, that W1 e: e ignorance is blimi 'Tis folly to be wise." Apart from the pernicious folly of allowing children to indiscriminately eat sweets, thereby causing dis4 ordered stomach, dyspepsy, and bad teeth, it will be rather an eye-opener to know that at a County Court in London, last week, it was elicited by the judge that bad eggs were used for making sugar candy. 000 A Birmingham traveller who was au fait in the sauce line told me sub rosa that diseased livers were no small factors in making the vaunted piquancy of certain sauces. Nothing like hangry-sauce after that, o 0* To arouse Penarth enthusiasm over Major Quin seems to be a garagantuan enterprise. On Monday a certain official bad almost to be carried into a draper's shop to buy a shilling's worth of calico, which was subsequently used as the background for a motto. This was the only decoration hung in honour of the initial visit to Penarth of the would-be ouster of Mr A. J. Williams, M.P.