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personal property. and belongs to whom-
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the widow and heirs, if he dies leaving
no will. Whoever is entitled to the de-
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shores must be wait until their maturity
before he can discharge the debt?
No: he can pay ed the hsbt, or any
port of it, at any time. If, for instance.
he had borrowed 32,000 on twenty
shares, he could, if he wished, pry, say
$1,000, and stop his Interest on thotoum.
At the some time, if he wished, he could
withdraw ten shares and stop his mouth-
ly dueopn them also.
Supwe a member falls sick or gets
out of work and can’t keep up his mouth
ly dues, does he lore what he lied depor.
ited ?
Not at all. There is no ouch thing as
Ab. forfeiture in the plan of the associa-
tion. The member has only to notify
”the secretary, according to the rule and
draw out his money.
Why does tho association claim that
it can safely loan nearer tho full value
of its property mortgaged than the orJi.
nary louder.
Because the association’s security is
not only the property mortgaged, but
the borrower’s deposits,“ his stock, and
these deposits increase from mouth to
month. For instance, the man who
borrows $2,000 on twenty shares pays
the association every month in addition
tohis inurest. ten dollars. At the end
of one year the urcciation bus in its
hands a deposit of “20 and in live years
“00 over and above the mortgaged land.
Why is a mortgage to the Building
and Loan annotation regarded as an
easy one to pay ofl ? -
Just on account of those monthly pay-
ments on the principal. The borrower
_ adjusts his expenditure with reference to
this regular required payment, sees that
be can easily meet it by beingalittle
systematic. finds in a short time that he
has discharged a considerable part of
- his debt and is stimulated to extinguish
the rest of it. His rate of interest is cut
down ccutiuuallyby the dividends de-
cloud every six months on his deposits.
What is considered the great feature
of the Building and Loan association?
The fact that by rendering saving
easy it makes the unthrifty thrifty and
puts within the reach of every man and
women of courage and intelligence an
opportunity to own sbome free from
debt.
A UNIQUE Provenance.
' ‘lbo our war noon 3 Laddor coups-y
Interest-ion.
We inadvertently stated yesterday that
Old Well flunk a Ladder Company
would give a variety entertainment in
April, instead of the mmrtrele, ashere-
tutors announced. This, we are inform-
ed, is an error. The entertainment will
consist ofa play to two acts, the story
of which has be: to written by local par-
lien for this «version. The scenes will be
laid upon a southern plantation to anti.
helium days, and willembrece the songs,
dances, jokes, etc, of the southern no
gro, also vocal and i trumentai solos,
double quortettes of ladies voices. chor-
. uses {or mixed voices, besides dramatic
firmness-so and-lower."
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{entitles which promise to be very Inter-
esting. The company has secured the
assistance olptho but local tolentaod
will hereon orcherto from New York.
The performance promises to be the
most unique and interesting this com-
pany ever presented tothe public, and or
they are sparing neither trouble not ex
penaeln the undertaking. we sincerely
wish for them grand success.
. 5. old 3...... is 6......
llcbael Sullivan, who has appeared in
the police court on sororal previous on-
cations for various odorless, woo tried
before Justice Townsend this morning
for drunkenntso and breach of the peace.
He won flood 02 and costs for ducked-
’ ' urea and sentencoo to ten days in jail on
1. Bridgeport oyster dealer.
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to pay his use. he was taken to Bridge-
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days. ,- ‘ m“
Coiled." Burrito lollo the “Assessor."
Commodore Francis Burritt, of South
Norwolk, has sold his oolilog yacht
“Amateur" to William A. hells, a
The "W
tour" lsweil known in thesswaterrao
a very fast roller, having never been
“baton. She lsolocprluodaod measures
Hutu feet over all. The now were will
enter blsbost lnthovortous recorder-
logtbecomlog ooooorn
Onlyl'uulolo.
There is about 01M school money
loft with wotohto crystal-sol about
Tho follows. townooro not
A.
Altar-sou and Ironing loootswo at tho
than” lopsrtutoadsstoI listen.
At the oftoruooa ouriou of tho Sundry
School Superlotoodanlo' Union. held in
thoBoptlrt church, yesterday. consider-
able time was spent in the discussion of
the Home Department plan of work.
Secretory flail stated that there are now.
about forty Homo Departments to the
state. ranging in membership from two
homo. The total membership of all is
not for from 1,600. This is a simple and
elective plan for enlisting tn the study
of the Sunday school lessons those who
are confined at home. .
The discussion of "Teocbero’ loot-
iugs,” under the leadership of Rev. A.
Wheaten. was very interesting. and.
abundant rooocuo were given for tho
Melanoma of otoochors’ meeting. The
matter of method in the meeting was
also fully presented. Under the head of
. business and piano for the future Frank
E. Bailey. 01 Danbury, was elected preo-
ldent of the union in place of W. F.
Waterburys of Stamford. It was voted
to hold the next meeting at South Nor-
wrlk in June and to send a copy of the
constitution with the call for that meet-
ing to every superintendent in the
county.
The evening session was intended to
be a meeting for Sunday school workers
in general, but owing to some misunder—
standing only a few come out. The
principal address was by Frank E.
Bailey. of Daobury. on “The Importance
of Leading the Children to Christ.” The
address woodcterestlng and helpful to
those who have the core of children in
the Sunday school. J. W. Bogardus
presided over the evening miou.
HIS FIFTY-EIGHTH BIRTHDAY.
Albert llofno Prone-ted With a Can.
by tho lsmhors of his land.
The members of Heine's band called
on their leader, Albert Heine, at bio home
on Bayriew avenue, last evening. and
presented him a handsome gold-headed
ebony cane. hearing this inscription:
“Presented toAibsrt Heine. by the mem-
bers of his band, March 0. 1891." The
presentation was made by Rufus Smith,
president of the band, and although Mr,
Heine was greatly surprised he made an
appropriate acknowledgment of the
gift. The occasion was the fifty-eighth
anniversary of Ir. Heine’s birthday.
and after the presentation was over this
event was joyonoly celebrated by the
musicians;
"Iblcklwd By Inns."
Rev. Frank Edward Bobbins, the new
pastor of the first Baptist church of Nor-
waik, will speak in the South Norwalk
Baptist church Sunday, evening. The
subject will be. “Shackled by rum”—
first, Who is responsible? second, What
are you going to do about it?
Mr. Robbins extends a cordial invita-
tion to the W. C. T. U. to be present, or
he has something to say to them. All
temperance workers. In whatever school
they may have been educated, are invito
ed . If there are any who are positively
sure that they are not "Shackled by
rum,” they are also invited. You may
learn of your mistake and deoireto know
what can be done about it All are invit-
ed. You will find Brother Robbins to
dead earusoton this subject.
Son. of tho lull-wry Arrival.
The engine, fly wheels, and pressing
machinery of the Jerome Paper Com-
pany, the new concern which is to
mupy the old J. 3. Buckley & Son
factory on Water street. Norwalk, be.
longing to the W. K. James estate, ar-
rived this morning. The company, now
located in Brattlehoro, Vt., expects to
get all its machinery here by April 1,
when the factory will be vacated by the
present occupants, who will move to
quarters on Knight street. The credit
of locating the company in Norwalk be-
longs to Colonel F. St. John Lockwood.
who has been untlring in his etlorte to
do anything that would benefit the bor-
ougb.
no Ind ulnar Disabled.
While rounding at her dock at Wilson’s
Point about 8:00 o'clock yesterday morn-
ing. the warmer ”Eamon" came foul of
the mud digger which is dredging out
the harbor there. breaking off the spud.
an upright wok crpole. about sixteen
inches colors and thirty foot long, that
holds the diner to her place. Owing to
the domsgonodredglugeould be done
until the repairs were made, which will
be completed some time to dry.
Donors! ol-otoad latroduosol‘ws nun.
Representative Otmrtoad has introduc-
ed two bills in the Bonn. one, that town
clerks annually transmit to the comp-
troller on abstract of tau lists. the other
oddlng "and all towns having too thous-
and inhabitants or more, or shown by
the lost preceding United States coa-
suo,”tothe section of the statutes or.-
toudiug the tiers of the returning town
lists.
Alowflsole-orvflpo. 7
Thareboobssoso mashirouhlo with
the large water main through Iris
street. Norwslk, that lthaohsrudscldod
toroloyltwlthaewlrcspipo. Thebes»
oogh water commissioners arerhlo to
gettheplpeatredneod rotor urdor the
lamest thsptoorot ”mm the
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58310118 CHARGES AGAINST “BU-
leANl' IATIIIES.
Imt Dotson loyohlukodup 0on-
toiu loo-hots of company 1—4 lull
luvootlatlou Win lsllow.
The Hour today maker roriouo charges
against First lieutenant Henry Herbals.
of CompouyF, otottug thot at the lost
shoot he ordered the morkerstomark
up certain marchers of the company to
a I’htgh standard, while others he was
not particular about. Sergeant J. W.
Latrou exposed the matter. and upon
investigation the Hour found it verified
olilco this morningsud found him just
starting for Hartford to contradict the
Hour'o statements. .lfr. Hotheio stated
that the whole article is untrue. He
said it was undoubtedly written at the
instigation of Sergeant Larson, who
claims, feels hurt because he did not re.
ceire a badge at that shoot. Mr. Notbeio
further stated that he feared nothing
from the onslaught. Lieutenant Hatbels’
friends hope the story isnutrue.‘ The
matter will be thoroughly investigated
by the officers of the regiment.
For some time, dating back to the
election of Captain Stevens, there has
been an open rupture in the company
which, it was thought, the election of
Captain Rosa had healed, but trouble has
since cropped out on several occasions.
NEAR BY NEWS.
Belay Times at Boylatou's Buwayton
Factory-Doings In Dorian.
dire. John Falter, of Green Point, N.
Y., whose husbandhao a summer resi-
dence here. died of heart disease Thurs
dry.
The Methodist church cleared $200
from their fair held here last week.
Boylston's factory is very busy at pre.
sent, making the linear baby carriages in
the market. They have a large number
on exhibition, which Mr. Bryant, the
gentlemanly superintendent. is always
ready to show.
A couple of young “gents" were ar-
rested to-day for dog lighting at Biug’s
End a short time ago.
Asepring approaches several soldiers
are asking for their discharge from
Fitch’s Home, and man of them expect
to remain out all summer.
Three of the witnesses of the dog fight
appeared for trial before Justice Koch
yesterday afternoon. Two of them were
from South Norwalk. The justice ad-
journed the cases till Monday, March 10
also Wold. Old Story,
George Finch, a son of William A.
Finch, who lives at No. 8 Van Zandt
avenue, East Norwalk, had the fore-
fingerof his right bond injured by the .
discharge of a revolver, yesterday. His
brother Frank found three cartridges in
the house several days ago, and placed
dry in New York.
lilo loea Keelor is
in New York city. .
lite. 3.1’. Word Moon
in New York city. ‘
E. E. Gotham. ct kart
gone to Browotorv. N. Y. ;
Soutbport.arc vuitioglrriflavld: .
John Shaughnsooy, of Wlhlll
is visiting at his home in Clove,-
county, N. Y.
Superintendent G. W. W
the Norwaik and South Norwalk ' ‘
Light company, is in mwo.
bliss Florence Hyatt, of Now
is visiting at the rum of
Lawrence, Clay street.
Walter Invelaoe, eugiuoa 01 till
walk and South Norwelk m
company, is In Bridgeport W3
Miss Myrtle Minor, of W
returned from a visit with lb
F. Jones. of First avenue. Bast « ~
Oliver E. Barker, of the h
Savings bank, Chattanooga,”
has been the guest of Williamfl.
of West avenue, returned homo
day. .
firearm
Replace with come.
The following are moot the
extracts concerning Atkinson EM
minstrels, which appear at lurid ‘- '
tc-nigbt:
The best miuetrel
beginning to end, ever given its
head—MarblebeodStlm *
The best dancing we er!
best singing we ever
Vt, Daily Herald. ‘
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to an a ormance replalowlfi
gems. LBangoge'Daily Commute”.
A New Kind 0! HM
Manager Stanley has bookod ill- W
comedy flash, “Chain Lightning.” M
the Opera How, Friday ovsuiu, m
13 or the plat V theShIAuioBelelr
can rays: .
thing unusual ‘
large Pope's theatre rudientmsts A
and throbo. The piece. when: 4
them in the pistol, which be left in a '
room upstairs. George discovered the
revolver, and not knowing it was loud-
ed. commenced handling it carelessly.
The bullet passed through the finger,
leaving quite a bad wound. A surgeon
was summoned. and be attended to the
boy's injury. It is expected that he will
be all right in a few days.
The Story of "Don Bar."
“The last but one of the series of Com-
monwealth Lecturer in Tremout Temple,
was given last evening by I. 0. Arm-
strong. The lecturer told the wierd,
beautiful story of ”Ben Eur" in an in-
wreeting way, his pleasing manners and
muterly eloquence holding his audience W”
spellbound through an hour and a half
of storieo,anecdotee and pathetic inci-
dents counected with Arabia and the
first. The interest was greatly enhanc-
ed by realistic views of places and per-
sons described by the Micron-Boston
Daily Advertiser.
a rm. lor an weTKiGis.
Last evening Busing Star Division. No.
40. B. of T., of Bowoyton. met and had
one of their usual social timer. It was
decided to give an entertainment next
Frldoy evening at their hall. the pro-
gramme to consist of vending. recite.
mdlologuse and singing hyrqcor
tells of due musical tolont. A new
feature will be a tree fullol presents.
Tickets will he sold at ten coulomb.
entitling the holder to a prize. loseroom
will be furnished.
' Inlssoou Mlppiloofovanavsa.
in theSuperlor Court, yesterday, Lewis
J. lanes. of South Norwalk, mode rp-
pllcatlon for a divorce from Ellen hr.
sen. Owing to lnoudiciout notice it was
roluood. The plalotld elolmo istolera.
ble cruelty. The couple were married
August 37, m8. and have two children.
The wife with one child is now living to
Glororsvllla, N. Y.
W's moor-t “warrior.
Israel Delomhrsdo, the lrlthlul mail.
carrier, who carries letters from tho
Bowsytou port oflles to the holoooln the
has apointed plot, dramatic v-V
and well worked climaxes.”
Blind, caucus.
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Bonn Nonwrur Consular
Preaching at toms. m. by tho
Young Pmple' to meeting“ 0:10.
~00edieuce in little
Crandall 1. North,“ the
church, will preach at 7“ p. m.
Scorn Nouwm Ban-r
Rev. Archibald WWW
log 10:30 and 7:00. Sunday“
Young People’s meott all
evening the pastor
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led by :1. i“.
the rcopoosibllity; 2. A way o1 use“
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Services at 10:” s. at. end
ltorclng subject, Theflciy
the human boost. in the moves” to
pastor wtll condone bio Salim
tag lecturer on Thohoroqond
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evening at 8 o'clock, at which!“
welcomo.
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purity it the twenty orllllou d
no of this may.
village, b not for from eighty years old. “ ‘7
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alloy, “consummation.
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Norwalk Chronicler