IchQ" as. I r m i CELERY nus All. PAIN AND INVIGORA’I'IS TB! 81m :lhsnnapthatcouahwlth Yankee lllllt- sillllllEll. “Mn-salt not fully Store, “E, p ..M . "in Prunes ‘ Miss Addie Bunion. Over Rive . hull “'1' vfir‘ww , v 9.", mmulct. L A warms-It; I 1.8 30,153 F" .. r. v V ...-m. ’ out use pu- ct fl" :mwu. Lunar Anus!" :“lufiil we THE EVENING SENTINEL JAIIBBOIBIIIJdttoraadPWW. .12?“ £3.33” '33... ‘ woo'il'ililns‘ss. (m8... ”1 l are: 16 331' T _ ”N“ $23 9:16 ’I ‘W Al-ainclbrIIL-on‘ww'. Sun Rises Sunfish l Kxhfldsu [rowo Tide low task Harald Weather Forecast. Thewsathsrtoday promises to be cloudy and met. with rain, preceded by fog on theeoastafollowsd byhlgb winds. To-lnor- row It promises to be partlv cloudy. preceded by rain. with nearly stationary. followed by slowly falling “superstars and clearing. SEND IN YOUR COUPONS. A 'I'rlp to th. Wald’a l'alr for the Teach- er Iauivlag the Highest Ila-bar. In TRISH“ “1.3M ngéfilém for the most will: Norwalk will bedde Inorder mbecounted, they must bereturned to this office within one week of the date of issue. Unlisted coupons now outstanding must be re- turned thinweek. We have been urged toadoptthir planbecanseof itsgrnater fairness tosli concerned. loin If llnmallé rover World’s Fair. February 10. Ills COUPON must: ' be returned to Tim 1'! 817.1?!an office on or; before Pebruary Ila inorder tobecounwd. ; _——.l glam) Smay tbslsslltbr 1 bllcatiolln or de int e letter box at he en-I trunce to Ten Sun 'rlnl. office. sddresud m““ with, l-‘Iur itor. “mm..- WW-.-“ ......»M.»». ..._...__..T. School... Name-.- Miss Bertha Allen. 0m Blvsr. Alisa Alida iii-ll. Franklin In. "ornclls Bennett. Concord. . . lives Charlotte Bryan. I oncold ..... . Miss Annie Benedict. Middle Five Mile River... ... M1. An Burr. Gunter . . Miss . be ver River Mrs .Camp. River lll-s )Iagnel'l 00m . Imus ll Center. ll. “if ,Olncord. . III-a r(y luau A'IK . mus-a. refory. Franklin. . Frank m.0nnum ilalna Miss Josie Geller.Prsnklin.... MmMmLhrsthOwr Mlaslditblsr‘wq fisnklln In It. ILIitcllell. Concord. MlasLJ.¥nusoa.lsstIorwal NimlllaOrlkb. Franklin lissAnlm Orllch. Concord. lamina? waal alu- augment George 'I'hotnpaon. Winulpauk 50m ”DIWALI. what thereupuslwclty annals; sadlavlsa. lbs Emma Berg. when... been ill. I. “slowly improving. f—Yalentina I: ll. comma Impromptu you a ..u costs by Joules lorrell yesterday forcommlt. ting a breach of the peace. ~nuyler'a candy. fresh every day, at lane’s. lifWadIlugtcu at. TneboathsstsndIerrlIt. with 400 moaofllsssltcnlablgh coal. for Bay- mondBrothsrsJadlssharginglIere. -Remsnlhlr next May .night at thsarmory. Admhlonmc. carried therooMofa freightmriullaatllorwalkthlrfaornisg. Tine-swarm atthsyardlnthia a". w: M3 :35 Ire. John 0. his, witsotcounty Mmmhbdisdsuddsnly y.- tsrdaylserilngatthshcmsofhw sou. AllmJJ'flstlkaltun. ”mosquito. People’s and- Bout Norwalk “ testament. Opeusllniaht. 30. N orwalk. 'l'..8. Validation! is um noun-III"; his homeon East avenue. -At the armory: At the armory! Next Tuesday evening. Trsd Taylor, theyoung son of Sylves- ter Taylor, ofAdams avenue. is quite ill ‘ mmnhnehdepst TheUulonGospsl'l‘WWWm Kaociatkuwmkacpomhoussintbsir hallouthebridgeto-morrow night. Gof- fessndwafsrawlllbsserved. —Fresh pork and mueage, 12} cents a pound, at Bayes’ Ilarket. Francis 8. Ayres, who was employed for some time in Smith's Washington street market. has accepted a position with James A. anington. Railroad Place. -—Valentiues and masks at Coleman's. next .to Hayes’. opposite People's mar- ket, a few doors below beer saloon. Colonel Frost has appointed Robert G. Mitchell quartermastsr-ssrgsant of the Fourth regiment, succeeding Quarter- master Sergeant John I]. Wade. whohss been promoted to sergeant major. —-Onr lotto—huh goods. best quali- ty. lowest prices. Lane's. 51 Washing ton street. The turkey supper in the South Nor- walk Congregational church, this even- 1. ing. willbe fifty man. The admission is free. and the ladlu anticipate u large attendance. Supper will be served from 6 to bo’clock. _#” —Valentines at II S. Smith‘s. The Woman's Relief Corps of Douglas Fowler Poet will hold a fair and festival ' atthe Grand Army hsll. next Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings. There will be dancing each evening from ' 0m l2o'clock. «At the armory. good dancing and general sociable next Tuesday eveninfl. Harry Lune. of Bridgeport. sud Pal Brady. of Stamford. are matched toflgbt for the lightweight championship of the stale. $1.000 a side and gate receipt-w The affair will take place at Shippwn Point. near Stamford. on February 16. —¥ou can buy fresh pork and sausage for t2§ cents a pound. at Hayes’ Market. Willie English. amessenger boy ern~ played bv John I]. Hoyt. of the Western Union Telegraph company. was fmling In the depot waiting room yesterday afternoon when he fell and struck hls head against one of the benches, cutting his scalp badly. ——~Full dress military drill will precede ,, the ball at the armory. _ . The mother of William H. Smith. of West street. the mason. fell on the Ely avenue hill this morning. while on the way to visit her son Albert. who is quite ill at his home, cornerof Prunklin and Union streets. The small hours in one of her hands were broken and she wu badly shaken _up._ -—-Imlnense arrival— of fresh fish and cscallops today. at lowest prices in town. People’s Market, Norwalk and South Norwalk (opposite llayer’). Dr. George N. Stockwell. of Stamford. housemrgeou in charge of wards 1. 2, and 3 of the women's surgical depart- ment of Bellevue Hospital. New York city. has abruptly several his connection with the institution. This was the result of the discovery by Warden William B. O'Rourke that one of thedoctorr pstienn whowaasupposed tobcabsent from the hospitalonapasswarreally in the doc- tor’r apartments. —Comradea attention 2 all the ex-msm- bell of Company I) are cordially invited toattendtheirannusl reunion and bean baksat the armory tonight. A good time is expected. 8. E. Gotham. one of East Norwalk' s Inna-ire mus budaem m. 1- ti“ tingreadyforshury reason. lib stock of wall paper sxmsds in quantity and varlstymythlsg he ever. before altered. Mot;fl.MI rolls. ad over-1U pattarna.snd more-nos tcsrrlve. Ir. andpalntingundlalgslytothis facti- dusthsrnccs-hehssachieved. He will be plsavsd to call on you with sampluandsatimstsonyourwork. -—-llssurs and attend lbs layllower hallthlsevrntng. Menthadlultting gsntlsmmandlsdiea. Ihlconytlicsuta Beveralentsrprfalsgnews'hustarr for the papa-alar- tba Bridaspm ,apsntconsldsrsbls tlme'ymtsr- thm‘partlouhrr1artcryoftwcallsptd hwmingmsafiltlbsfly of South Ner‘walktnrhhluprbmmmtasdtha other against a errata society. which aetionswarsasldtobavsbrrnlbatltntrd bysdrummarwhowasanmtsdstsoath ltorwalkforhylsgto Maud tbs rall- w-loo-r-Ir by oil-r III- - hur- tleket. Thetlckst w- ows dkrlkatvd bytleoneoldhmelsty.aadwmsslcss :almtluuct is past-sum“ Ital-g Isattar apes aamvdtsglvetbs heater parkland) whitewater-Inflated“ oath-war to u.‘ Ouaesrls hall. All bonsai-moustache“ Wacmaatofthailv'lsrlntettka insiders-momentum» ummmmm “dubs—unmanage- m crumb» daylnsndaavoringtovrrlfyjndletfur- 0 ' C A Dickerman & Son, 84- WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH NORWALK. CON,N. souwlul saws. ' _ A Itnaay mama Its-a Fro-II the muwl'l‘www. ‘ . ’I‘herearcnowl’wprisonersintlls county jail. I “Uncle Tom' a Cabin” will be presented at the Opera Home to night. h ~—lfagtri lies: rebound“ " " "‘“itrfi‘finneig . . ,.,T , $qu emf. formerly mot Nolwalkf“ uowiscalellon a ranch at Deadwood, South Dakota. _______ L. W. Duty bus the contract for build- ing George I. Burton's new house on Blmcrcst avenue. Deputy Sheriff Toner went toSouth Norwalk this morning and arrested Themes Farr for smault. Representativesof tbs Wutport Foun- dry compauy are in town today looking over the foundry property on Mechanic's street with a view to locating there. In the Norwalk club's billiard tourna- ment. last night Will Olsen. ninety. bent Dr. C. W. Hsny. ninety. three points Thescorewns Ulsen.90; tinny. 87. -—'l'he ladies of Grace Church Guild will hold a cake sale at Ills. Robert Van- Bnren’s. 158 West avenue, Saturday p. m. C. B Coolidge and E. 8. Adams wat to Bridgeport today. in behalf of the Norwalk Board of Trade, to dim induce. meets to a piano manufacturingconceru to locate in Norwalk. According too new rule which receub ly went into a fleet on the Nor-talk horse rsilmad. extra men and the members of their families have to pay their fare. Heretofore they rode free. The insurance companies have Ildjust ed the loss on Bren: & Co‘s curled hair factory at Georgetown, recently destroy edbyliremn sharia ofa total tom on the building and ninety per cent. on the machinery. w-Pure muse with pure cream. be. a p.depot restaurant. Open all night Gmnecticntpensiona: OriIrinal. Charles W Scranton. Oliver Powe. 11Ioruss Lay- den, Edward B. Durfre. Ambel Butch— ings. John Rebswok. Peter finnsbury. Additional. Marcus I. Gilbert. Original widows. etc.. Elizabeth S. Hopkim (mother). Mercy Ann Grover. —anoncse Hand Warmers. Just the thing for Ibis cold weather. Price "It: at J. Arthur Pinneo's. Secretory Charla D. Hide. of the state board of mlucatmn. hrs sent to the pub lic schools In the state an account of the plan for the exhibit of Connecticut schools at the World s Fair. The VINO!” departments are classified. 1t bl stated that it is evident that there cannot be a large exhibit. An exhibit of plsnsand objects of school work by teachers ac companied by n statement of methods and s showing of the material and means used in accomplishing the result pix-tilde. -—You will find the best vsrietyand quality of fish with lowest prices in town at Hayes' market. "Aline. the Rose of Killarney,”wss the attraction at the Norwalk Opera House laatnlght. Him Alice Kemp appeared to good advantage as Alinesnd George A. Hill I Davy O'Lenry acted his part well. The support by the rest of the company was excellent. To night the company will produce the well-known southern drama, "Uncle Tom's Cabin.” Iliss Kemp appearingas“’l'opsy." Ir. llill tsku the part 0! tbeKequcklau and slur the Yankee. Ir. Irving will impersonate Uncle Tom. There will be a matinee performance tomorrow alter- noou at 3% o'clock Tomorrow night thecompauy will produce “The Streets stltew York.“ . . .. 'l WW. Ir AlbrrtPsrmbmdArkauaaICity. Kali, wishes to give our readers the Musuleom. ill mys: “Ieontraetedaeoldeariylaat spriuatllataettledonmylunnandhad hardly recovered from it wheuleanght another that hnugou all summer and left me withahschlug cough which I tllcughtlusvsrwouldgstridof. Iliad ussthalnbarlsln'aOoughnrmedyscms fourteen ymraagc wltblnush sum, sedeoucludsd totryitagaln. Whmf had not through with one bottls my letbrh'ama'd-aadtrlsia By Electricity ‘jBrlngfjAlonlr Your Dull Solenors. \ ' V. have1 obtained llbscr Remember when we one: bur.” gniustheynrenllfresh,newgocd§. _ eye-when Our reputation will insure theft Catch on to the life lines we ere throwing out. Our goods are sold on close figures, so you need not pinch your appetite to save your pocketbook. ‘ theltalslns in w.t%my ‘fllom “ “h t eir pudding when. CHARLES E. LEADING GROCER. SEYMOUR. "‘fl 33 WASHINGTON 8T. The funeral of Hrs. Henry Tucker was warm! utter-00s tron the All- mlmclwil. 11-9 sums- crowded. with moving: relatives and “We Rs! Mariam mandnerdamw ”355%; port, conducted the service's. The pall- bearers were Orson Stsnnsrd, Frank Ainsworth, William Byxbee and Edwin Bumharn. The interment was in River- side cemetery. MlAl’TOT. Hr. Milo:- of The Evening Sentinel: — We hareno oneto help usin time oi need but you. who wields public opinion by stating facts at the right time to the publle. We are a lougmfleriug opmo mnnity, sud expect by perseverunce to succeed In keeping opm our highway to the river. which has been blocked with stones and rocks for the past year against the remonstrance of the public. Our selectrnen act spasmodically: they have cleared the obstruction six alumni times because they have got indisputable evidence that itis thetown'a property and know that it is their duty and privi- lege to keepit unobstructed, especially as it is the only public road to the river in a mile of share front. The seleclmen seem to think that they have done their whole duty now by putting Ithe matter in the hands of the town counsel, Levi Warner. He is an able lawyer and can present a good case to the court that is sure to succeed if he is allowed to present it; but he is stopped by Mr. Ilurl butt, an able and cunning lawyer. who knows he has no case that will stand when brought before the coun: so he urgls delay. knowing our witnases are nearly all old men and will soon puss sway. Auumber have died since this action was commenced. No doubt he is being well paid for causing this delay.” it this only hope; sndhe deserve a steady salary. for beio sureto win by this delay. Now.we hope that town mug-,1 Warner will ”the point and immediately present th‘u case ‘ ' the nesses all pass away. The town can re- cover s large. amount of fines for this on- warranted obstruction. and the people will be happy ours more to have access to the river on the public highway. Plum rlls Loam stvrsluso Pcsuc. ”ARIES. George Everett and Rnuccy Poolry ' are circulating petitions for the plat msbtersbip and esch has obtained a large number of eiguntures. Editor of The Sentinel:-—-l see a notice In your paper of what the (Ionwlidated railroad is todo about new tracks and depots at Darien and Nomtou by which the storekeepers and property owners at those depots are to be injured. If the company decide; Io have the depots and tracks in any place that they think best. it will be u blessing to the community. They have surveyed over almost all the property of the town and have killed sales for five years. and anything definite will be hailed with joy. Dslulzxrllr. WN’I‘ON. During the illness of Nice A. Hamil- ton of scarlet fever, her father, Rev. Alesunder Hamilton. has been teaching the Forge school. Frank B. Ferris on Wednesday attend- ed the funeral of his sister laud. who was accidentally burned to death at her home in Greenwich. Rev. II. resignation as pastor of the Congrega- tional church, last Sunday. to take edect April lat. His reasons for this step will begins: at a parish meeting to be held February 17th. . IIHIII AND TIIIlIIl. a Issuer-unmet Ills cos-truss slat- Ina W '90.. Therein-13mg III-writ... at N»- Yahwmmtbemlw tbsflscseassof thsllslatryot the Pro teuaItEphcopalChulchonmneInlcof... .6.me Berkeley Divinity Hobool, uncommonly (tillage. Hartford. Theauuual encampment of the Con necticut dIVHon,flonsd Veterans,was bsldlnllockvllle. ’l‘hssdjutant'sreport slowed a membership of 1.010, an in- ereaaedurlngtheyearof Hi. The eannprbavsnllflllnthsir tl'eaaarisasnd www.mdlhavcnotmlsn WW“WI‘°°° WW": mmaeuughorcoldatnsa than edflltinclprlty. ' ” ittootbsvaandall Ww.wm.mmou. mg l'm'i... 500'“ '0' W summnn'ranmm ‘ ‘ ' day,frcmuautalglacfthshratt.was «rumours-..- onset the wealthiest melanoma of Workman-ottoman! washeavlly interested in thsdevslcp-mt nf"“the brawlndmtry isWatsrhury and lb vicinity. compels-warmth- hull-hauling «naps-y, whose Malawi establhhsd in Int. Ir. Oocswvvdtwomhlhslowsrhuwss «(them adds yaanlnthsasuatr. latflhadlflths counandhaveitssttled before tllrwlt- ‘ ‘ " Proctor Favor tendered his first has a membership of 2,108. and isa na- ticnal My. 'I‘hs fundamcunl idea” In patriltisnr: Its aim inc cherish. maln- tsin and éxlén’d lbs? institutions of Americanfresdom. Itaobject——to study the history of our own country. to search outand perpetuate the memory and deeds of the women of the Revolu- tion. The sole requisite for membership in this society is proven lineal descent from an ancestor, who with unfailing loyalty rendered material aid to the cause of independence, as urcoogniufl patriot. or the mother of such patriot. Mrs. DeB. Randolph Keim. the state regent, has encountered much ember- ramment in her work of forming chap- ters in the stute.owibg to the already existing honorary membership of eligible ladies in town. in the society of the Sons of the American Revolution. A year ago she writes: “We have 1.500 members in fourteen states, but of that number only about sixty are from New England." She now reports five ‘ in the I soon! nonwasu cosoncos'rlosan morn-air limes MARKET. 18 North Alain st.. 80. Norwnlk. Telephone cell, 52 3. | Satisfaction guaranteed. OVER 1'!!! “VIII! Ila-altars at the American navel-Ilsa. Come. ”on people come, and list to tbeth Ths second annual continental Oon- “'0'" '0"! that m 5““in '50 00'1”!" Poll"! wrong. I.” p “d M, a ... I,” I. g... I!!!“ MEN‘S“ of the American Revo- And that In this town are butchers who never sold tough ment. In.“ luti ' 'i“ be held , Wmhi Peb- Who never told u lie and whose voice and smiles are sweet. The annual ball of I‘m.“ Book on, “1 ngton. lbere' "0 ”'30 I0 lender hearted that for fear on’ll choke with thirst. and n will be held in "l"! 21 ‘0 25.1'heylldirectoyou to I B‘EER SALOON~now ’t that the very worst. W 00ml! 1 This society ”I. owned atWash- Beer makes! ks tired I m told. let's hope thebutcbersarentso; Music Hall to—ulgbt. I n city. 06m,“ 11, 1900. It now Just ask them. if you will, if they thin that wsure SLOW. We‘hevebeent haremanyatime.undthou headthetale. W And of butchers either Ilpt down (or acre: thestrset), dear fam’ ’re not afraid. est Prices, quality considered. in tows. E. J. WADHAMS. Proprietor 'rrttt'ntumv I)‘I‘EIll’lE'8 MIKEY, 21 Wall st.. Norwalk. I Telephone in" or 3. CHURCH PAILOBS, to be served by the ladies of the church, FRIDAY EVE’G. FEP. l0 From 15 until 9 o'clock W'Ali friends of the church are invited. mgeeds for the benefit of the church bugging atnte. First. Middletown, regent. Hrs. Dnm‘dW. Northrop; second. New Lon- don. regent. Mrs. Wm S. Chapell; third. Hartford. regent, him. John N. Bol- combi; fourth. Norwnlknegent. Ilra- 1-}. J. Hill; fifth. Meriden. Illa. Levl E. Cue: sixth. Danbury. regent. Ira Alfred N. Wildman. Mrs E. J. Hill. regent for Ntwnalk. will be pleased to give further particulars concerning this society to any one who may be eligible and daires to become a member. Ember ”In! all undated coupons for (he ll arld's Fair mules! must berrfllmed Mir urrk: other coupons must be returned within one urch- of the date of issue. If II New York mlllionnlre gives a din- ner at 5th avenue and 26th street, costing .700. 00. which givm 19 dpeople d and these le spend $356. Indoc- tors’ “mm llnnll have to pay $5.0- esch for Cactus 8 Curr to cure them, what would be the saving per cupIta it thedinnershould uotbe giveu,there being HI person at the fesstl Inquire at Plaisted a drug store where you may have the problem solved and est Information about Int-s- Blood Our-- Children Cry for Pitcher’s Castorla. Children Cry for .Pltc her’s Castorla. WhenBabywasslck,a-egsreher(‘satcda Wimshewasat‘blklshecrledformm Whensbebwamelhaheclungmm WhalshehadChikbemahe‘retthastcrh. Ohl' .Iren Cry to- Pitcher’s Castorla. "Taylor & comm. Real Estate and Insurance. WASHINGTON STHZE‘I’. Parsons look! fIrralm or house and lot with the vlewo purchasing. are lnIiIl-Il fl call and elsmiue our list \\ e have them for vale Incrwry parrot the city at Maccablr prices and on can terms. anal tf “ “AMI-II. \ miles-rem mantllpnt‘l hall: Adam. 1 Hatter. Sentinel (mice. Booth. Nurwalki I. I 'I‘ID III-2T. - ted's alter “edneaday. Feb. 8th. at 9a. In. OPERA HOUSII, NORWALK._ GEO. A. HILL’S People's Theatre Cump’ny By purifcular request the company will re- ma n one week more. presenting ansntirely new programme every night. Alice Kemp, The people's favorite. in a new character every night. Geo. A. Hill, The character comedian. will be on hand as usual, with an enlirecompany of favorites. 'I’OJSIGII’I'. IINBLE TOM’S CABIN Admission, 10, 20 and 80 cents. Grand Matinee on Saturday. 13) lw HitliflfBENEFili Music Hall. Tuesday Eve’g,Feh.l4 South Norwalk lln-atle Club in the Comedy Drama ‘Down by ‘ the Sea.” 1'": CAST. KEV?! ROSE FLY HIS. * KATIE “RENAV. SLIZZIE R XS MR. 3 MAR I Admission to all partaof the house llfty I rots: ( hart» al Plsistei ‘s and llale‘ s. t hurts open “Wednesday February 8th. f0 ’ “I'III’I‘I’VILII orerl uocsr. Mfllflll EVE'G. FEB. I3 Closing entertainment of the Y. I. C. A Course. Grand Concert by the Austin Hungarian Band Assisted by the celebrated elocutloaist. Miss Marlon Short. Slnglstlcketr. lncludlng reserved seal. we. General . mission Illrketa for sale at box office omit!“ Reserved seats on sale at l’luueo's and Plain- I'llw 'I‘WII gentlemen can have or front room wilh board also. able boards" wanted it South Main street. Ilmxth Nora-3k. C(VITAGI‘I of III moms. corner Grove street Woodward avenue. Ill; cottage ‘ Woodward avenue. rent Bit: tire rooms on door. cmner South Main street and Han— ford l’lare: rent Olh April]. lull-lac l0 rooms. 2 Ilauford Place; not .8. Applytol. A. Loodwa M" ’l‘llz"I f'blcheater plm. at Marshal street. abunrl of fruit t‘ w "I" 0' Mary...” anon month. I nireat dimes of thellld dell trim-If 0.. Wrabl nut-Ill street“ If: limb“ "mm hall. Milan: wit-“I. misses-I. KTW'L l d .I. aluminum-sou wast. 'illlaa N new... mm: Cm. IltJohI. ll ”ammo". “IRA?“ If sold immediately lot on t,Walt ugayvlawm avenue. A Charles orwulk. DUNE" .....m... lll'l'ot' who srtlastsl testb.whleh the ”sniping”... hl eIesasdpaylsrs pea-Isa in: . INCIIIIIIAN It'llil. i ‘ .qu “9.3:: It. swag? Iltwol‘hltclllu ftl , Ill M cordially invite you to call and Man finest I ever saw. 'mlmmua Fllll llgiflsnvlt Woman’s Belief Corps DOUGLAD '0'“.- POfl'l’, 0. A. ... Grand Army Hall. Washington Street Bridge, Tues- Vlad. Thurs. Eve. Feb. 14.15.16. hardener": evening from 9 to 11. MI“ I c l IOU!“ Wlll PAPER Season of 1893. WOO-w.- 0022 stock for this reason er- in quantity and variety of psttern on thing I have ever ve more than 20.000 llflllS AND WIN 500 PATTERNS from which to make your selec- tion. I bought about two months I:.agoaome16000rollsto beehip- “pod as soon as made. These are now arriving and l Someothhfiemareths c all will be very low. 1ft convenient for you to come to thcstorelwillbe pileaaodtocall on you with ramp for sud eati msteou your wor Nowls A goodtlmstohsveyourworkdons PWIIGMMB 5.5. Gorbaln, lasso-Immune!» so ..-?L'wfiimff'fi- _. 47th CHURCH SOCIAL TURKEiZjSUPPER Annual Statement of 'I'IIE Connectic’l Mutual life Insurance '00. Ill Hartford, Bonn. Nu Anne. January I. In: ....... W5" 8 RECEIVED IN 153. For Premiums. . . 34,833.53 (B For interest and Rents .. Profit and been: Home amen ~—-——- mew mm DISBUBSED IN In. For claims by death and ma— ‘ lured endow~ merits ........$4.le8275 Surplus return. ed to policy- holders ........ 1.211% M Lspsed and Sur- rendered Pol- lcles ........... Terran-o Poucr now "18.. . Commiuions to Agents. Salaries. hiedical Es- amlnere' fess. Print- ing. Advertising. beg- .85.fi'l' WIS aLRcal Estate and all other expemes ........ 7934mm Tum .......,....'m.lwtl 7.135315 87 BALAKI'I Sci Ammlhscélmm mm It IICHIDULE 0F ASSETS. Inausuporl Real Estate. first lien “M75“! LII-mums stileksand Bonds...... 3:350 Premium Noteson I’ollclrs in force IA'IOJI’MII Cost of Real Estate owned by the Company....... .. .. .. 0.1.13le f'ost of United States and other Honda. . .. .......................... ”HI-J” lb Cost of Hank. and Railroad Stock! “5 Cash in Banks .................. W H Billsmeivable.... “I'll ”In.“ It Ann Internet d an and accrued scum 9| Rents accrued. . .. 1.00101 Market value of stocks and bonds over cost... mirror Net deferred prenllumw., 161mm - «-—--- .lJflJfit lb Gm Alta-I'll. December Ill. InnfillJflM N Llsmurrrss; Amount rounlred microns all out- uaudlnxl'ollclsanet. (‘unpanr mound-rd.” ”M L!) All other llahtlllles. ». unmet ”WM“ salinity, Irmwi'letlmgut'fikrgh Bugnnsby slate lent-ta will ea- mdm . ......W- Imp llatloof expense»! manager-rut tomlpta in 1.2 ...... . ....... 11le per cent. Michel-furrow $.le insuring . . .. Tamman- to “000 L GREENE. Plttlltrl. will I. llllflll. fin-hm. [Will I. Will. Stt. “balm. Itlllly. AhnBDT.IICIAlel.GsasraIA|-t. Iss- 10 Company's landing. Int. ford. Cass. 1 JAN. I. MIMI Agent Ilauth free. I! lw walk, 00!]. isnot .. " Wdflfl“ "" misma- “gall-Whitest II. o. ’smrI-I. Ascot.
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