81191771171 1i 811li71li
SWAHLPOIJI, N. 14., January i5——"lho
of a life and damage to rolling
'Iltilnated at. nearly 325,000. oc-
out?“ through the collision of three
294' emotives on the iloston and
. railroad. at Gold River station.
mullet; north of here at mid-
night. Two of the engines were prac-
V911,“ tro ed. Oliver Ellison en-
efaan killed. His tire-
man. hour'- Wheeler. escaped death.
. but was severely bruised in jumping
“its tracks ware blocked for several
11-.
. Indirectly the accident 11111.11 due to
the delay of a local freight train which
as due to pass Gold Ri1e1 shortly be-
toro 4 o clock. yesterday aftm noon. but
Which did not come along until mid-
.-alght. While the train was standing
ottlie Cold River station. 1111 engine
.bocked up near to the roar of the
height. Two other locomotives just
out of in; repair shops at Keene. 1.0m-
,ing along together at a fair rate or
".' r a sea, trashed into the standing train
lilies 1‘blg7 machines. as one. drove
ttill‘ouxh the caboose in the rear of the
1 train. and throwing two freight cars
hold the irons, demolished them. 'i‘ wo |
.0! the locomotives were rcdmed to
scrap iron and the third. the 1"1-111 en—
, agape, was badly damaged.
a 1 he was in chmge of the
Keene. and Wheeler
”ii
tho}! saw the standing It)-
be fireman was not ser-
1- but Ellison struck a
that cdégth‘ffillsued wthin halt an hour
7 THE WAR in COLOMBIA.
‘ ,l. titan at any Tells of Some of the
-. . Cliflltlou ,Praciicod.
1. BAN .ERANCISCO, January ISM
.'1 - 011:7 the passengers of the sternum
first arid 11511 llis III 7311 111 .
,W0rt rt:;tron7i Panama and way ports
. .1171 a? Libiltelilnt Arthur H.Di1iton and
.7 Molly. and four enlisted 1111-11 of
the American. manned Colombian
. ..,ilrulaar Bogota. which sailed from this
It on 01111101111 7. They speak in any-
this; but enthusiastic terms of their‘
expurleoces in Colombian wide-1s
”Idente'nsnt Dutton, executive officer of
the Bogota, in a signed statement. ,
”Y9: ,
'1"! never heard of a courtmiutisl
' lld‘i Was in Colombia. Punishments 1
‘ e carried out, and sentences inflict--
ed the sweet will of these in pow.11r
”"illo‘ sd~called discipline of the armies ‘
was maintained by the ballot or the
lash A trifling offense was at time
punished by one hundred lashes on the
bare back with a flexible cane. Men
‘ were shot for mérs nothing
-1 ‘ .“A few; days utter peace were declar—
'6’ thin liberal onlc‘ers who had ref11s-‘
ed to acquiesce in the conditions. but
were captured were taken to the Chi-
uqui fortress in Panama, and there
lashed brutally until dead. Some pris-
one" who had been taken after a par-
‘7 icularly stubborn resistance. had their
19th or s I cut on. or their eyes or
rare sumo. 1L. and were then released
to 50 mai through life. Some died
train the ass .of blood.‘ 1
One oi several schoonei's. loaded
refugees, which the Bogota .was
sprung a leak in deep water at
“Tam users wore rescued and
1 . an row of fivemen were
liow em when the Colom-
is in charge ordered them
guard the doomed‘ schoo er
', , arlsh with hér'.‘ he excitl m-
.. ' " unfortunates. innocent of
rong- doing. were left to their
o'slnklng schoonenv with no
1
PAROCOHI DEAD.
176. -—Cardinai Lucldo
lab-dean oi the See
‘ and vice chancellor of the
\ Church died today of heart
He who born. in 1833. was
nationality and was created
. 18 877
Iii” (familial Parocchi re.-
Blithe prelates who was con-
t likely to succeed Pope
was, always considerable
fill the Pope use Cardi-
ls'" this, o'eobunt. It led
eht'ed step by tile Pon-
, d the mruiual from
wean-f ”tome. because. it
cilia?" opélly posed ins
..Po .Nevertheles‘s the Pope
mooted by Cardinal Par-
He knelt in prayer a'ud
“These frequent deaths
.1711 417.15.-.—'rhe direc-
heed, lit Chautauqua
'.“2 tloa. hove vote
at 101111. and all who love
interests. Edward
Stanford, 10111 be the
school. The Assem-
I’lalnville. July 1&- -
for it include a “Rec=
"W and
01‘ notnro study for 1
elem-i7 7 'hi‘d his: .
Publicly on Thialubiuol.
A public statement
‘(liven to the public for the public
A cltlsen’a experience.
Truthtully told for humanity' s sake.
Should find ready appreciation.
south Nor-walk people are pleased
to do it.
Pleased to tell their
neighbors.
Tell them about the "Little conquer—
or."
The good deeds of Dean's Kidney
I I . 1
friends and
Are spreading o'er the city.
Lifting burdens from aching backs.
Cilring the pains of kidney ills.
Read the proof In a South Norwalk
man's words:
Mr. R. G. Millard. of 51 West avenue
South Norwalk. engaged in the. fur
business in West. Norwalk, says: “I
had kidney trouble for years. I took
medicine and was under the care of a
physician so dfien' that I ought to be
an authority on the question I seem
ed to be rid of my trouble for a time.
but It showed signs of returning and I
wanted to check It. I- noticed some
published statements about Ilonn’s
Kidney Pills and procured a box att
Ilale’s Pharmacy In Norwalk. 'i‘heyi
helped me, and a continuance of the
treatment eventually effected a radical
cure."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Fostci'-I\Iilb111'n Co. Buffalo, N.
Y.. sole agents for the United States.
Remember the nam11-»Doan‘s——and
take no other.
J.
WILL MAKE 12 PE7R CENT
stockholders of Consolidated who Ex-
change Debentures Next April,
The New York, New Haven & Hart-
ford-railroad has 818.397.1300 of four per
tent, debentures, which are due in
limit, but the. option of the holder can
be exchanged at par. dollar for dollar.
Into stock of the company. it,prescut01l
t‘or.tl1ut. purpose April 'i. this year, or
within tit) days thereafter. Treasurer
Squire, anticipating the exchange, has
sent to holders of registered deben-
tures the. following circular:
llcai' Sir-”It will be your privilege to
exchange the convertible debenture
certificates of this company held by
you for capital stock of this company
as of April I, liltltl, according to their
terms, it presented at this oiilcc before
lune I. 'lililil. It you wish to exercise.
that privilege kindly 111-1111 them in this
olllcc within the next two weeks with
an assignment as per form enclosed.
and we will return a 111111.11ipt 'Ihc is-
,s'uaute of the stock 1mtiil1atc~1 in ex
(hangi- for the debentures as of April
1 190" would be expedittd thereby
:711111I we would be enabled to forward
,the sto1k toriiiitatc to ,vou promptlv
211itc1' that date. Yours truly
\VII LIAM 1., SQIIIRE.
Treasurer.
The. last sale of debenturcs was at
122 In the last annual report l’r-esi
dent Hall announced that the. com
.pam expected to maintain its eight per
”.1011! dividends even with the large ad
ditional change due. to this exchange.
(if course all of the bonds will be ex-
11i1uuged in order to take. advantage of
the premium. which is 122 per cent.
Should'raay of the convertibles not. be
exchanged on or before June I. 1903.
Ithcy will be paid off at par on April
1 1908. having five years more to run,
7.1111] for which coupons are now attach-
11d
’1 be 122 percent. is the difference be
tween what the. bonds cost stockhold-
ers at par of 8I00 and the present sell-
ing price of the stock.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
The United States Hardware and
Metal Corporation of Hartford has filed
with the secretary of state a certificate
of organization. The amount paid in is
”000,000, represented by 3,000 shares
of the Hindley Hardware Company, of
Pittsburg. Penn. ’I‘he oiiicera are Pitts-
burg men. '
’I‘he Fenn-Sadler Corporation of
Hartford has died 11 similar certifi-
cate. Its officers are: President and
treasurer, Wilson l.‘lt‘enn: vice-presi-
dent, Joseph-F. Sadler; secretary. D.
Frank Conkey. ' 7 7 ,7
The Sphinx Hat Company. of Dan-
bury has filed a certificateof incorpor-
ation; capital authorized H1850 000.
GIVES TWO DEOISIONS.
Judge Curtis yesterday gave 11. deals.
ion of $5. 45 for Henry J. Dayton in the
suit against David J. Gerow. Dayton
was employed on Gerow s farm and
was to receive $1 per day. He sued for
a balance of pay, ‘
Charles 1.111111011111111... given a ver
dict of 825 with costs He sued Ormel
E. Morgan. of Newtown, for removing
: feneev‘Which marked a disputed boun-
ary:
——_._.
ST. LOUIS NOT VET SIGHTED.
NEW YORK, Jan 15.~Up to 9
11¢le this morning the American
Line steamer St Louis. from South-
amnion and Cherbourg. had not been
7 7111.101: '. 10:11:77" 0
7 Ileiii
baseball team. that he. Ilia boos «11111.
"’ .111 tinnitus-d sins 011s-
. and do swgy' lth it entirely.
, (Soar statuses “operates ”sues
~ 1 East Chicago.
.. iii-ought 1:11:11 standstill by lack of coal
.. says the Tribund. .’Ifhe plants of the
1- Republic awn
.. fill}. all
tons of
1 short last
‘ ‘ 7 ‘ m in 1111111
111111011 of The Evening sentinel: . If
become of the Washington street
bridge? This is and alwavs will be 11
guest burden of expense South Nor-
wulk does not want it. West Norwaik.
Hilvvrmine. Winnipuuk. and all the
northeast part of the town never did
want it. When south Norwalk goes
out. It 1111 _ quite pra11tical;,~an1i 11
great savin expense, to close it up.
Wk did
without it years ago. and in those. days
it was quite common to divide 11 town
Leading minds-tel! us it is all right to
.11) so now ifwo Want to. When grown
up children get. quurrcling among
themselvr-a about what their parents
have done for them. the. old folks 11.111
ally look on with amazement and keep
I'IIII ’Ibe town of Norwaik has I1111l1
nothing to any to her swullcd up child-
1111. the cities of N111 walk and ‘1loutlt
Nor.walk She has given them ev1r_1
11.1Ivtmiagr.iakcu bet clothes off her
limit for them allowed them to 1111111
this and that until there is practically
about; still they are not satisfied. Now
1'111.1 child wants to run away anothm
wants 1111111111. another wants: to grab
the old Imnll'stcad and bu y the old
i' din-1 before ”my 1111- 1piiteii11a1l.Now
that this iumlly quurrci is going be-
fore the 101101 al Assembly. It seems to
1111 there: 'hould be some one there It)
look 11fi11' the old folks: at least it Is
to be hoped that the General Assembly
will 111 111i them all home with thtli' p11
titions with a little advi1 12 added about
1'1spc1t to their parents and other pen—
pie 1: rights.
Being one of the unfortunatcs left. on
thr old homstead to do the chores and
look after the old folks. Mr. Editor. I
11in gratefully yours.
FREDERICK GREGORY
Strawberry iiill Noiwalk .I'anuan 122.
1111i".
m'w—.~.—
., CONNECTICUT PATENTS.
The following were issued January
I3, 1903:
List furnished from office. of A. M.
Wooster. solicitor of patents, Bridgtu
port. (‘onnu
August Muller, Bridgeport.
for cleaning beer pipes. ,
James I12 Wilson Bridgeport
1hino for making spiral washers
Aiwlli Ii Steinn11.Ne7w liaven,1-o|-
lav 111' cuff button.
Levi ’I‘. Show, New Haven, plnnlme»
ici‘. ‘
I’l'ctl
device.
mu-
A. Law, Hartford, cooling
i means for explosive engines.
George W. Morrow and .l. 'I‘. (‘.olllns,
Hartford, edging for lace.
Frank (3. White, Merldeu. position
guide and holder for pianos and auto-
matic piano-players,
Chas. A. 'I‘rcdwell. Bristol. retaining
device for fish line. reels.
Clarence ii. Gillette, Winsied. sub-
nint'inc boat.
Edgar ll. Cottrell, Stoningtou.
chincry for cutting and folding paper
111' other materials.
INSULTED OUR MISSIONARIES.
Mr.
and Mrs.
Flee From Fez. Morocco.
LONDON. .Ian. ‘Ii'u.-Leiters recci1
ed here recently from Fez, Morocco
say that the rapidly growing anti-Eur
rind departure from that city of the
American missionary, Mr. impson.
and his wife and three English Wom-
e'n.
their departure the women were op-
enly cursed In the streets. the Moors
shouting as they passed .1 "What‘s the
filth in our streets?"
When the American missionaries-
rrom Meouincz arrived at Fez the
Moors exclaimed: "Oh. God, we
bought they were. sending the cuts-ed
dogs from us. but they are coming
back."
Subsequently a body of armed
mountaineers met the women and
wheeled around and cursed them In
chorus. The missionaries were spec—
ially urged from Authoritative quar-
ers to leave as soon as possible. Mr.
and Mrs Simpson intend to remain at
Tangier for the present
—-4—~—7—-—.—~—
NO DEAIHS FROM BUBONIC
PLAGUE. '
PHOENIX, Arizona. Jan. l5.——A
special from Nogales states that Gov~
~rnor anel. of Sonora requests de-
nial of the report sent from Hermosil-
Io under date of January 1], announc-
ing two deaths in that city from tin
bubonic plague Gov Yubel states
that there has not been a single case
0'! plague In the State of Sonora and
that he is personally supervising the
sanitation and disinfection of all on
es his methods being approved by
Dr. Grubbs of the United States Ma
ri'ne Hospital Service, who is now in-
vestlgatlns conditions there.
7 53—9—49».
1 ,‘ w
a“ gig . ,.
the moat yaw-.1130- balm 111m Ivory.
the town is to be divided. what will,
nothing left of the old home to fight .
mn- ‘
Hermann blaring. Darlen. fireproof
iioor
Ariel .‘1Iit1h11lson 'l‘ariitvillc. testing
('IOIII, 7
Simpson Obllged to‘
1111111111 sentiment necessitated the him 7
For a couple of days prior to}
“1.11.. 191‘s:
Why 7Some Dilioua People T111171:
Pills and Others Don't.
Iiiiiousucs.» is much 111i.~.11111|ci'-
stand.
811 many people liavc it. that 'Iis
.115 It is 1:15} enough. if you Iicgiu
right ,.
i I1cr secretes a fluid called
bile. Iiilc goes to the intestines.
where it 11111111111121 important work
in liigcsiion. Soulciiun s bilc pas-
xuucs In “1111 get 1'I0ggc1l.lbi~1
is biliuusncss.
, ‘ Iiiliousucss'
1b} taking
Is the idea that
:1 pill which stimulates
1'111 li1c'.1 we may 1'11rcbili1..n1sucs-.
7I1 isuuiv .111 idcn.
.1 I ill- asking rcli1'1cs. but 111111511111
""11111 it. 7 The 17"1111 can only 1'111111'
iiuougb tI11 sir»111:11'.l1
\\ I11 7'
Iiilirulsucss 17s causcti by the
poison 111' 11111|i11;c.~'t1'1i i11111l,i1'1'itat—
i111: ti11 Ii1'11'. 7I71> 1"1111 bilious-
Iii‘hi iIl1_"~1 pilisuns Illilsi Ilt‘ gill
out oi the stomach. ibc 111in
{surc 11.11 to 1111 this is with Moth-
It‘l‘ Scipci' s i 7111111i1'c 811‘1111
, 51' incl 1; S1 r1111 is .'1 1111111511111 ton-
iit' aid to IIiU7csLI1iii pvrpurcd from
Illlill< ‘.11i'b: .1111i bark-a. It helps
'tltc :trnnacb in tiiucai its food. and
-11"11'p.~' out ni II11 ~1st1m all dan—
porous poisons
In 111i» 11.1111 c111"1.~.bili1111.~11c.~'.11
I11111I.11'l 11'. 1111115111. 1|Izzi111'ss. 11ml
11::511'. ~11111111I1a1l11'.i7c1cr. ilaiu-
‘I1111'11. constipation. loss oi .1ppc
,iiic 1'i1' 11 hen other rcnn-dic
11111 111111'tc111porai_1'relici.
.\I1~. \l111'_1' Shannon 11i.\11.|§1)
.7111c11 ~ii“'.1ti llritigtpnrt'. (7111111..
111'itc~'1111117111111111'111' Irbruun
11)11.'!:”I l1.1\1' bccn troubled \1itl17'
Iiiiiousuts. fur 11.1r,~.;11111‘isi11g1711
1I11' 111111'11i11g1111 tonguc would I11
1'1111t1'1l 111111 tilct'c would be a bad
'iastc 111 my month. 1111' appetite
was poor. 'I'iic othcr day
.'1 Hillipli‘ luiiilc of Mother Semi-17s
.(71il'ziiiv1' Syrup. which Iiml bccll
left with 1111'. i 11.»:c1l it according
1.1 1Ii1'1'1'ii1111s 1111 bottle. 111111 can»
,Iz'uibiullg. say that it has Iiclpcd
:1111' 1:1111'1' than anything,r cisc I
Iln11' 1'1'1'1‘ it‘lcil before. My i1m~
141111 I111.» not been coated nor has
tbci'c bccuatuy bad taste in my
:mnuib since I have been using
fitbis splendid remedy."
' It is 11-1111 that. bachelors are singu-
lar follows. and it. is also true that
‘111al'1'i1-1i men lead double lives.
..,...V . ._ -.,...“
"i think ii. is so silly to see a baby
ibiiina his toes." remarked the young
7, "\\71'li.l don't." spoke up the voung
lather. ‘It shows that. he is already
itamiua how to be thrilty. "
‘i"l11ifty. "
“Yes: isn’t. be making
1111111 "' (Whicugo News.
Foley’s Honey and Tar
cures colds, promos pneumonia.
”lib.“ despairingly emisimcd the
itypewriicr girl, who was taking her
first lesson on the. piano. I don't be~
Iieve i ran ever learn to operate It.
2 mother.
both ends
cngo Tribune.
SAVED A BOY'8 LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ll. Hubbard, of hill-
t‘ord, Deb. says: "Bouillon Balm sav
ed my boy‘s life. He began just like
the one We lost with cronp We gave
him a few doses He quickly dropped
to sleep and was all right in the mor
hing." For sale by R. H Plslsted, F
H. Baxter. and The Clittord 'Phar
mwy' . on
An i121onomical l‘.eliow ~Geraidine—
“I' It be 11 1'ister to you. "
Gerald—~“That will be nic."e
Geraldine-“What do you mean?"
Gerald-“My sister Imies me but she
doesn't expect me to take her any-
where '-—~Brooklyn Lifc.
NEW CENTURY COMFORT.
Millions are daily finding a world of
comfort in Bucklen‘ 5 Avalon Salve. It
kills pain from Bu na. Scolds, Cuts,
Bruises; conquers tears and Fever
Sores; cures Eruptions, Salt Rheum.
Balls and Remus; removes Corns and
Warts. Best. Pile cure on earth.” Only
260. st RH .Baxter 3 drug store. "
intended as a Compliment —'l‘hey
were dining out. "But Henry." she
protested you know you shouldn’t
drink coffee at night.
make."
“011'. Well." he replied. with a polite
bow to the hostess, "this cones won't."
CHICAGO. 7,.Ian‘. iii—Business in
Indiana has been
117111011 Company and
the Emylem7 at Mill, have shut
down 111111 the thousand men. practic-
ot switching men in town
are idle. e two plants cone
"0'. day: sea the supply rim
of Ian-dig. whole onebcarlosdm
v o as has sen so
cuéoaa'mdfi. : 1; . ',," 1 '
W
1 noon to QQPTAW BROOKLYN
hora-ace ' ..
ion. 0! the ma
m0 and drawn
-—Chicage Evening Post.
5:116:11?" GIRLS.
’Tis a pretty age~that time
in a ‘girl’s‘life when she has all
“the benuties of womanhood '
without the later lines of are
and worry
But ere and there 7e7ve7n
aiming schooigrls appear pale
‘ sees
:lfaie 7715 at the ;bottom
‘ 111.9709... and Sootts
1111111I1 understanding. the more 511
mm m
IR‘FAN INPIRMNRY DIUTRCW
' PDNEAOOLA, Flo.
yesterday and a patient of name of
lliockton was burned to death I11 his
1'.oolu All the other patients were
rescued in their night clothes and
were. given prompt attention at a hos-
pital. (.titlzens aided the tiremou In
removing, the patients. several of
whom suffered relapses as a result oi
exposure. ‘ The tire is supposed to
have. been-caused by sparks from 11
grate falling on n. 1'11g._
CHILDREN POISONED.
Many children are potsoncd and
made nervous and weak, if not killed
outright by mothers giving them cough
syrups containing opiates Foley's
Honey and ’I‘ar is a safe and certain
remedy for coughs croup and lung
trouble. and in the only prominent
cough medicine that (outains no upl-
atcs or other poisons. Pialstod' 11 drug
slum.
FOUND DEAD BY DAUGHTER.
MERIIIEN. Jan.
Stuvgis. secretary of the undertaking
firm of Sturgis and May. was .ound.
dead yrstnrday in rear of the ilrm"s
Ht01'11.b\'l1iu daughter 'I‘hc7 medi-
cal examiner has not fully doteimincd
the cause of death. but believes it
was due to heart trouble. Mr. Stur-
iils wife and daugh-
ills
1-Ighi years ago.
iei', aged 21 yeai',s survive him.
age was «it; years.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin I'lusi1.of1\'ew 1asiia.
Deb, says: "'I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used to have great dia-
tress and belching I tried everything
I li'It‘iI)
It keeps you.
until I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cert bottle. cured me completely."
7 Ior 111110111;le Piaisted and F. ii
jelitist er.
01111 of the most richly deserved re-
.'imts that I I1n1e 111'1'11 met with was.
7tIiat of 11 Sioux iviri at the Hampton
lu::tit11tte no long sin1e.A sillv visi~
'1111'11- th1. school went 11p to the mag-
pitiuut red- skinned belie. and said:
”\re 11111 1"I1iiised'." The Sioux raised
;"h~1 her head slowly from her w01k——
:eht was fashioning 11 beardbonrd at
11111 11111n1111t-1-and 1'epllcd;"No, are
2711111?”
FINDS WAY TO LIVE LONG.
The startling announcement of a
,iliecovevy that will surely lengthen
‘ life is made by Editor 0, H. Downer.
of ('burubuaco, Ind. “i wish to state."
he writes. “that Dr. King's New Ills-
‘11111'1-1'1' for ("ousumptlon is the most
Iniailible l‘cmeily that I have 1-"1111'
known for(‘o111:bs (‘oids and Gr In. It s
liming this wonderful medicine no one'
need dread Pneumonia or Go onsump~
lion
1'111'1t1i1'1' i1‘.Ii Baxter guarantees ev
1-1'115'01 and 81 bottle and gives trial:
botiics free.
If women were unable to see
fine clothes worn by other women
there Would doubtless be fewer wrln.
kies.
BEST FOR THE
BBWELS
bowels neuron-.0011» ill or v1i Kcl'p yell]!
hammer-11. ’711111ll1 >tilt-hi 'I' 3-111 lnfllllc abnpotfv
on! l1 sic 11 lilipo 11111 1' an 1'1
‘1". up“ st iillutlu ritvctway o? keeping the bows la
zole-mi into intro
CAN DY
OATHARTIO '
The keyboard is so differcni!"——Chl»
6111' 9512710 1.11715 CANDY
Pleasant Paint-1n- Potent. Taste Good r Good
dowel-H ken. \VanLun. or Gripe 1021. 111711161 cent!
7‘53?" All it! a
11) r a
In!" cam-11d cameo or saw roan
iris came here from Bidderord, Maine, '
“II-it r tor lire oomph. 0' .1l l-otihiot on
Jan. 111411151
1 Bryan Infirmary was destroyed by tire
I
l
I.
iii—:Charlos M. ’..
I
1
I could hear of, but nothing helped me 1.,
I
1111aluabio to people with 11 011k I11n~s.l4 P- m.
i7
Its r1-.Ii--f is Instant and c111'c."°9
the. 1
l
i
.
I
If you haven't a Nuuinr. healthy Imovement of ill. I
m- .mmm , heating the polls of sick and disabled
i
’.(EEP iiillil BLIIIIII IIIEIII'.
NEW \IOHK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
*-
TIME TABLE.
_.—_..
In effect December 21. 1902.
*—
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A lid—12:40! 5' 06):, 6: 58x, 6:15
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let us prove to you the offic-
iency of our service.
ON $1.25 PER DAY .
Your forefathers owned their
own homes, and were inde-
pcndcntly well off. You are
not doing that on $15 and
more per week.
Don't you feel that it Is ad-
visable to put. part _of year
earnings away, especially in 0
Savings Bank, where Iii: will
corn interest money? 7
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cured by 1161101 Pa. .. was cured-1
of stomach of Chronic.
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7 Notice
Board of Relief.
$701.10 on succrssrUL. '-
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SOUTH NORWALK, CONN:
Notice is hereby given that the Capital. $100,000.007
Board of Relief of the Town of Nor- surplus. 5100.0700500 7'.
walk will meet at their ofllce, Opera
House block:
Monday, January 5. 1903, from 2 to
Other Profits. 340.700.0‘0.”
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Iollu u. crusts. president.
JACOB 1111. 1411011. cashier.
DIRECTORS:
John H. Ferris Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Christian Swartz
John H. Light E. H. Mathewson
Josiah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
J. Wallace Marvin.
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Accounts 5cm lied.
South NorwaIlt Savings Bank's
8511 Still! IIIIIIIL IlilIiiLlil
at the rate of,
Four Per Cent Per Annum
has been declared for the six months
ending December'sist, 1902. payable
on and after January 10, 1903.,
Interest not drawn will be credited
to accounts and draw Interest from
January 1. 1908.
Money deposited on or before Jan-
uary 10 will draw interest from Jan-
uaryl 1903. »
GEORGE F. BEARSE.
Wednesday evening, January 7th, 7
Saturday, 10th, 2 to '4 p. 111.
Monday, 12th, 2 to 4 p. in.
Wednesday, 14th, 2 to 4 p. to
Saturday, 17th, 7 to 9, evening.
Monday, 19th 2 to 4 p. m.
The meetings are for the. purpose of
'hearing and dcttl'mining any and all
appeals made to them from the doings
of the assessors on the list of 1902.
They will also mcct with the assess
era as a joint board, Monday. January
1911 at I p. m... for the purpose of
persons.
JAMES SUTHEIILAND.
CHARLES W. BELL.
JOHN W. GREENWOOD,
' Board of Relief.
Norwalk, Conn, Dec. 23, 1902.
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