ESLIE D WARD;
. Vice President.
Sacretary.
I“! L'. E. BLANCHARD
Supt. (It Real Estate. “
’ILBURS. JOHNSON I
. Comptroller
EDWARD Ii. HAMILLI
RQBERTI. IIURRAGI‘
7‘ Medical Directors.
. . BOYLE.
Cashier.
I. I
LENIINE RIKER.7 I»
ESLIIE 1’ VI‘ ARD.
‘ 'MTSIIDOTVISOI'S.
OFFICEES.
JOHN F7 DRYDEN President.
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QRREST i. DRYDEN, II(IIIA(:.'I:
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III'. I‘. \h’A’I‘Si‘IN.
2d V Pros. and Counsel.
All] N( i.
. Treasurer.
\\7.\ RI),
Counsel.
Supervisor Loan Dept.
Actuary.
)\\' ARI) (i RZAI
Assistant Secretary.
II. In H N srox.
. Associate Actuary.
, i
: Assistant Medical Director;
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Mr“
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GIBRALTAR
‘7"II‘
Immam” 77.017; 0"»!!! $703,000 000, Surrounding .
with Absolute Protection .1
A Progressnie Companii In Which the Safetu and Ad-
vancement (If Its Polidir Holders Interests
~ ItIfiILI77'II7'" "
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NEWIRK. N. J.
7LIFE II‘ISIIIRA CE WRITIENIIIIId PLACED (Ill
VPAID‘I’OLICY HOLDERS In menu six nears over
ASSETS end 70f ISO]. over
«INCOME (hiring IQOI. 7Iie7arlu7
”PAID roucr HOLDERS, during 1901 (Iver
SURPLUS nearu
Policies In Force nearly 4 71-»727 77ildilllon7s, Covorl
r I-
i'w2--7a‘
i7
ilna 19017
are the Chief Considerations.
“7.7
INSURANCE Co 07" AMERICA
Br777 (Sh Office in South Norwalk, Conn.
.over 273 Millions
"58‘MIIIIOIIS 77::
748 Millions
29 M llions
8 Millions ;
‘7] Millions 7‘.
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Bonds and
Real Estate
R. R.
rig Lfo
I'. S. Gov.
Value) .
3‘ ' - accrued .
ties
course (If
.-\1ll,other Li
<3
Bonds
(Market Value)
Municipal Ilonils
Value) 7
(ash III II (inks and Office
Interest and Rents. (Inc and
Loans (III (7_‘.
, I‘remiuiiis Deferred (illil in
Total ........ $48,630,571 33
LIABILITIES.
Reserve Oil Policies ....... $41,012,766 00
Surplus to Policy-holders .
’I‘otal ........... $48,630,57i 33
ASSETS- .
Mortgages. . $II.I(I3.737 93
............ . 10,075,681 22
and Stock
Ill-351.357 50
(Market
Ilmuls (Market
5'07 7 092 03
”2,000 00
4,285.4” 80
.............
\ - -
. ............... 362,026 30
(IIInieraI Securi-
915,.000 .00
728.139 34
collection (net) i,658,681 21
nhilities ..... 1753:200 09
6,864,605 24
“759', .
siren coupon
Fill In thissllp and send
. THE. PRUDENTIA.., .
Newark, N.J _
7Without committing myself to
any action. I shall be glad to re-
ceive. free particulars for rates of
policies.
Slime ddiin XIII
I“ .M'ii.
WASHINGTUN FebriiliI-y7; 27....
' lie the Senate ls adiournlng from
, to day owtng to the difficulty (If
(gelding what to do in reference to
rMcLaurin case. the House
its troubles The
is what to do for Cu-I
ace of III Rep utili-
Eo‘Eéldp Tues-
. . how. that.
critics ‘df- opin-
. what should be done. Wheth-
1' conference; will bring about
. do fie results or not. is doubt—
at and the air is full of rumors.
a thing was broughtMoug‘H very
union '0 r. enry.
o agdeEff ”Pa .
I
(Iv
thtn'liig
s7.
”in do a good beginning, and w
, erbood work. We believe that
In view of all these conflicting ele- certainly so 53 71.93”“ the thoughts from and anIattachlng member eon— Judge Light Award Charles .1. Gallop-7
merits. the. members of the Connecticut Iconcerning the Inothers part in oiu stating of a piece of doubled flexible
position of a reciprocity treaty and
reduction of 720 per cent. Is the best
that can be secured this session of
Congress. He does not like the alt.
been shown.
the prophsltion of the ways and means
committee He has been in favor of
a reduction of 26 per cent. all along
and thinks that some concession
should be made! Mr. Henry declared
himself not adver to concessions to
Cuba that are not njurlous to Ameri-
can products or industries. but be de-
sires to be thoroughly convinced ,that
they are not Injurious before he 7will
-vote for such concessions. Mrs Hill
has not as yet declared himself7 As a
mater of fact many Republican mem»
hers are still undecided, and the read—
era of the House are (ill at sea what
to do._ ,.
‘ _"gi . (am {I}.
- MOTHERS CONGRESS.
The Mothers Congress, which Is in
session at the capital this week is a
great success. and the meetings are
various states. Yesterday was tiiken
up with reports from all the state
residents. Mrs Francis 8. Bolton, of
em Haven the President of the Con-
ccilcut brrignch made her report late
rhoon . . " .
nation said iii part: "i
f m. be small. b‘ut‘ old ’staté of C
n ticut. and I represent the smallfand
3 organization called the Connecj‘
Congress of Mothers; Oui- 7C
“ ht born With a silver ribbon
month.ahut‘7yct we trust It may
v, lung‘- i‘od‘pcr. A few intér-I
tad women ‘amstfi‘h :the, result was
Connecticut C76ngre‘sii
ill, young as we are. we “fee
0 our. part (If this all glorious
is no work in this world that
Well attended by delegates from the,
s but. fourteen months old. lint! ,
state
i realize that MS have had ideal
nation in fact has all slang held that mothers and thnt we still have.
no necessity for any”. reduction has. mothers in our state.
In the
of.
Mr. Sperry has
to cpycr 1111,! other
over. and ay out t
ant to ,Goorgé;
ford. for a b ..
11;:- . .ns‘
is not packed at its
But the
RURAL DELIVERY PETITION
enl day as
tlF‘orbes of Hartford $8 per month.
Iquestion in,f How‘ Chill wchhave Int 777775.777 original Widows to Adelaide E.
. (ind moron the den hint era—mo ~, app of Windsor
777777 8777777777 77 7777777777777 70 7777777777 70 777cm whose work is a7 constant, toy not
only to themselves but to every one
home? We cannot hope to
have many ideal mothers until the
mother's position is assured and socie-
ty recognises that it is vastly more
Important to our state that it has
ideal mothers than that it has any oth-
er one thing, because then only can
we have a state that we can be. proud
The Connéctlcut Congress desires to
help every mother in our state, so that
she will have the highest and best
ideals to work toward, and so long
as there is one mother that is not in-
spiral to work for these high ideals
so long will the Connecticut Congress
exist before it has fulfilled
part; .of its mission 7of usefulness."
oven ll
(777 ived a petition
he two routes
ammonium Psrnnrs ,77 .
The Patant Office has grlantéd aHpat-
aportion of thli 3ournadis or columdp”
' but It
. (77
for a second rural free delivery some
to start from the Seymour post-office.
to cover the western and northern
part of the town of Qxford. Another
“:petltIOn was received a short tiipe ago
pprtl'ons of oxford
Both petitions have been referred to‘
the Post-Office Department and an In—
specter will be sent to look the ground
1 ”1R. Bowen and C 'i‘. Ericsatin;Ansol7ila.
7' chine William D Middlebi‘ook:
. delegation hardly know what to do. Ssoelologicul aIIIuIIgenIent It is slow material scour-ed at “8 ends and top!
Mr. Russell, as member of the ways Ily but surely and steadily undergoingg edge. and
and means committee, thinks the pro- Igmat change; and the COnnecticut7 eon- 78ch‘ndlll8
green means to help toward the high- latte extremlm
lest and hast for the mothers in her "
Erpvided with transversely
n
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CONNECTICUT PENSIONS.
Connecticut pensions were issued to-
follows: Original Ira E.
Locks 88 per
month
NOTES.
Senfitor linwley returned this morn~
lug from New York where he has been
{to attend the Press Club dinner to
IPrince Henry last night.
The Prince was entertiiined this 7af-‘
ternoon at lunch in the committee
room of Senator Hawley There were
thirty invited guests, together with
the Prince's suns and the members
of the ieceptlon committee
CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The. following‘were issued February
25; list furnished from office of A. M.
Wooster solicitoi of patents: »
Elwin R. Hyde Bridgeport. rotary
engine; Thomas C. Johnson, New Ha '
yen. (2) take down screw and auto-
niatic firearm “Illiiam H. Stratton.
Hartford Automatic sprinkler; Char-
les F. Tucker Hartford oil hole cover
of cup; Frank A Fox and ii ll“. Gin-7
ham Stamford steering gear for mo.
tor carriages; Thomas H Brady, New
Britain electiic switch' William Tow-
ers. New Britain, brick 2911ch David
apparatus for stretching and vulcan
ihlng a plurality of rubber belts; M". P.
Fllllngham Ansonia safety stop mo~
tion for grinding machines' Bernllrd
Hale. Ansonia, belt fol as
ater-
bury machine for sticking safety pins;
.Thcophile iiinphrat Rowayton guard
shadmchmeni; for windows;
.. er Mlddletowfi, (8) gun‘-
,n
audit: Nfimeon c.
Winsted, 7r ”Ge no as
_ Geiger: Walling-
777 mirrors or‘
ow ' 'Lmur ass sues
rig to rob and slayIB. D.
812% Bridgeport, was Ifouhd
7s‘ jury in the Criminal
or coat, and s, teased by
iBhu'nfiray‘ to‘ thins 'rltbi‘ltili‘fln
(The brdvity of the sentence wiis
' . lid had
_ . ‘ tea, as us divif
as o a centrepiece: nature
pill ill II are
ad- of conspr
I... Immense.
ton holes at the oppn-I
7 I the defendant.
, them to ?mvidgnce “1721;? they were
i-mopolls,’ the Grsbk icons-777777777
rifled héli the7 time
han $10 and Corfu.
Befoic Judge Curtis in the Civil7
Common Pleas testimony was taken
nthc ease of Green (it Logan vs.
I7Ma7rla 1.. Fox. Comiey & Comley for
the plaintifl and Caniicld & Judson for
‘ The plaintiff claims to
have sold and delivered to defendant
February .9 1901 a furnace the cost
of which M's $140 and Which amount
hes not been paid Plaintiff's claim
S250 damages.
The defendant made a, general dent
nl of the claims of the plaintiff. Judge
Cui tis reserved decision.
The damage suit of Charles J Cul-
laghan', a carpenter of Bridgeport, who
asked 3100 for injuries received in
falling from a building while it was
In course of erection at the U. M. C.
Co.,,works was promptly decided by
Judge Light in the Civil Common
Pleas yesterday afternoon I
Callaghan Instituted notion agolnst
the Flint Building & Construction 00..
by whom he was employed at the
time. Atorney Shannon appeared for
Callaghan, and S. C. Loomis for the (is 7
fondant. 77After listening to the ow-
dance and arguments. the court award-
ed 'thc plaintiff Sid and costs The
plaintiff will most likely appeal
HORSE THIEVES7 IN7 COURT-
o._—an.
Seen in Madison. 7
George Duma proprietor of a large
livery stab . ," , , . ’
fit to at Carlton, Mass.,'was'
on trial in the city court yesterday
with Frederick 0' Rumrill‘and Jesse
Leno two other Massachu éttslinen.
on the charge of hurt!!! sten ‘
It is alleged thatnmtui '
stole a horse from Dr Bevan of’tfiis
city November 22, drove it to the 70011- -
necticut river and shipped it‘ to toy-I
iced, . it radars overs " um.-
of valuabl
said the
this city ber 22 l
thém to megs, Conn and Shipping
emvdre‘ll
mas claims ii
In his life , “
110573878 fro
Haclalans
torso r0
uh
Australiaw
to'Rube Ferns. 0
th outfall:
. Winstéd; 7A no
" Redo Howard
Postlvoly indentlflbd at Having' Been is
new savior. February III—- .7
I . Ii iii idew secretary is
silt-{777719 (If the city to site 7
. mist banquet of the («wit Bu ,
, 3159501! .
dines entering President Rouse elt's »
-. cabinet. (in that occaslo
cuss “Commerce and industries of the th_ ..
- when
Miss Scott of this City, Reads 3 Paper-7 .
at New Britain.
NEW BRITAIN February til—The
Connecticut Library Association held
its annual meeting at7 the New Britain
Institute building yesterday The
meeting was hailed to order at 11
_ ock by President Henry M. Whit.
hey. at Bradford. There Were forty"
librarians present. Miss Anna Hadley,
(If ansunlu, the secretary presented
her report. Elit— Mayor David N. Camp.
of this city secretary of the new Bri
tuin public nudity welcomed the (isle
gates. He then presented a histdrical
sketch of the institute. Miss Rewins.
of Hartford told about the session (If
the Ani‘erlciin Library Association to.
be. held at stop June 14~,20 17902.
There was a isciisslon upon thé “Pur-
ehas‘e’ of current fiction for libraries of
limited means" opened by Jonathan
Trumbull, of Otis library Norwich.
at the afternoon session Miss Arise
line Scott of scum Norwalk 7r7cnd a
paper upon the tepie, “Hilts: Shall We I
Accept? If Not How Refusc?” Miss
Mary E Robbins of Ldk‘evilie' read
a paper on the t70pic “Some Expert
President Henry M. Whitney, Bran-
ford; vice presidents M. S. Goddard, ,(
of Hartford ~Coorge M. Cnrrlngton.
Sfuff o
_ Watc
, (my
mi Ins win g
with Dr. Bniiey April 9.
a part. of thch course in the theological .
hoot. in h‘ristian Sociology. tie
h II it
7 n
t day the party 7&3
Moifiiié and various institu lilac
.91; Blackwell's and Ward’s islands...
of and In 7777 i t
The 7f ‘ he's at in
obtaining such khowyl‘edge o‘flemlllillh»77 ,7
bryo ministers in their future work.
‘i ig£¢v.fGOSI-1’AW’8 FIRST ”Smith
Fool-nary KERN!“
nilth an-
iishgue in ms auditorium
are he will make‘ his
ll 0'
on he wll dis. ‘
7:717qu orrsnzo.
with?
February 27~Tlis
on th ,
ences in Organization and Reorganiza- of unfavor b ea h
tion." The officers elected were as , Aggy} k777i 777‘ II... “7 7777 77723717333775 v52:
follows. It:
Owen, Shffield; Alva me'nt,
Springs:' score De". to
nscn‘i-a treasnr- (were;
The in no ,nt war; not;
. p the cteryfI The‘Flrst Reg '
annual slummlng trip to New "HYOlk Naval nattalion escort body
This trip is. the cemeteryfiv As theltléiody wgs placed
hina- 0' DON
. inner :
(“Some doubt is expressed of his recov-
icry
the? roof . .
For 3: ........... Age.l ........ . .
t . I». Name ........... . ........ '3......
1 , Address; .2 ...................... .
.iSIIiIilI llillll Street Corner Washington siren South Norwalk Conn .. . .
ccupatian ...................
Dept 832.
77 “WW .umr m I 77 7—7— 77 f_ 7. 7.7 7 77777
'7 5,719,573.17; tagging“; to 0.7.0.37 we no or the gods giiud deeming slow. but Idlrection 'i here is nls‘o7a connecting IN COMMON PLE'AS COURT. 9m: LIBRARY ASSOCIATION I7FO77UND A czaririéars (697+ FI7F7-
not understand that it is necessary " Sure." It has been said, and this is (levies with u loop depending thereu .-———’ TY YEARS. «
DEEP RICER, February 27—-For al-
most forty years a paper passed in
banking operations by a citizen of this
town Was mysteriously missing and no
one could account for its disappear-
ance. It came to light recently.
August 1862 the Deep Rivér NationIaI
Bank gave to Sidney R. Jones, of this
town a certificate 7of deposit 7for $36
payable to the late William H. Good-
speed, of East Haddam. The death of
"Mr Goodspeed occurred 20 years later.
The certificate had never been present-
ed for payinsnt and was supposed to
he lost one dii'y last week it came
to light among some old papers left by
Mr, Goodspeed. The National Bank
of New Eliglahd at East Hdadam lni
Inedlatoty communicated with the
Deep River National Batik and inquii-
ed if the certificate was still good and
worth its face value. Richard L. Sel-
den Jr. cashier of the latter, looked
tip the fecoi‘d found the document to
bcigood and upon presentation it was
no. a . . . ..§,.
FUNERAL’ 10F COL. BURDETT.
HARTFORD February 27—41: spite
(I77
noo mill ry
friends of the lifts CO7 ,nel' Charles L.
.BuiIdetth; user {the First Regi-
‘I’p teir last tributé of res-
, is memory. The services “
noted by Rév‘. Dr George M. f
I'Re‘v 7” H7381}: 7E7 The hon- ‘
A sound- .
r7 ,bf‘. the? ‘
.al'y Rte-0' Donna
meats in‘ slid about New York city his Fishtail fold 3§
"as well be of advantage to the one full
l'h ‘rzsiiir one bliss.
nus mosaics o 27-
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