Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Wednesday, February 4, 1903 · page 6

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”ABILITIES ‘

310, 996 953 27.
[1.863.586 51'

32122:." ~ " . aloe). 5.737.30195

' gall? - 109, 009 00

and Office, 4, 9f6 (I69 5!
384.521 34

4.736.750 00
1.066.916 83

of collection (net), 1,812,795 96

Total, $60,245,339 87
" MARKED REDUCTION IN EXPENSE RA TE.

. $49 800 630 00
Liabilities. 923.304 54
o Paligys-Ilalllers. 9, 521 105 33

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$60 245, 339 87

 

 

 
 

 

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LIFE lNLliliANcE’lssUEDAND PAID For during i902 27
includl'iio Ordinary issuance l$87 000. OOOJ. ovei -

ASSETSl end of 1902. over - .. . - - 60
lNCOME.=duingi902.miel ~ - -‘
PAID POLICY-HOLDERS. during 1902. over - 9
SURPLUS. over - - - . - - ,
POLICIES lN FORCE. realm ' - - .. - -‘ '»
lNCli; EIN PAiu- FOR INSURANCE lN rorcr over _ its

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Paid Polish holders ill 27 mars. neailli 66 Millions

Features of the. Yeatr' 3 Administration were

HVCREASED DI VIDENDS T0 POLICY-HOLDERS

. The Hogressipe Management and thejadicious Care of. and Liberality' m Dealing not,
i ' iiPeIicyf holders' Interests, have made this

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f‘fiflmv A copper iioor will be laid to prevent sire or’News FROM Pnocroa's. % REFORM or suuoav scHoOLs. IUNDERTAK 3

water from dripping on goods below. A stupendous production will be gut:
'lhere will lie no partitions or walls e“ at ProctOl‘ s pm}, Avenue Theatre National Organization will be started LOn Preposed .-

'N ORANGE on the entire floor.

Belem] rooms sepniutely divided "Blue Jeangj' This splendid 31".; .
. HlCAGO. Feb: l—A national organ- \ illiellll .
WI" 000‘le the “1'“ “00"- Eafll Of brimtul of Southern atmosphere when L ' "
'izaliou for the reform of American .1 \H
‘WW’ ya structure t° 1" m these “in “mm“ “"3 WHOM“ “9’ first Dmducod had a long and most Sunday schools along modern educa“ .[l‘ih llnil‘ilsG(.

byF. Bergen Co.. of that Gill formers an invention 0““ ““9 pentera are building the famous saw- or “mum, 1. deal nod to an ill! I. .. ,
the most complete bulid- Gem" M‘ Gill. a former mayor of 0" mill scene» in “We” never“ bun-“WE sal‘ne place in religiofis education that \ .ill ihe .. “ to secure the pas-
“nge- “‘0 was we” “W" ”"9“” creation in full operation. '. Am 80- the National Educational Associaliun W. or a "

The automatic l" WK .3“ ially selected cast. from the favor tes does in secular .is~.».im.i a
”‘9‘ ha“ “I" be accompuls here 3' in the Permanent stock. Will “appear A detailed program has been mall at lialhier
mm“ will be m bI‘Li-iK the use of compressed als.‘ . ;
. r°°m ‘°°v "m be a“ “13“” ’°" Alter considerable unsountlons. Mr. Dr. Shaller Matthews. chairman ill.
"will“ be built at regular in- “51’0““ 0‘ “‘9 "“0“? mm! the ,Proctor has been able to secure James entertainment committee. A piiiii.

not the plant wl be throu h The WW" 110““ will "59‘ “‘3qu who for some time has been on the evening. will be the o ning Q'sgllll]
'I I!“ “"399 behind the "‘0'“ “1‘9" 1‘ 9"“ sure In a monotone non-isms or or ‘9 President Angel). of thepeUnlvegii of hang out
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«little enclosed in ilreprool be 90 l9“ 19.93 "‘1 fllfimgs gswdsidg'lfl sisal-storms! his professional or Michigan. will preside. and

. there will be a belt. 20““ ”Lien INN ;
q, I tacit"! filling! The ”mm“? 9mm” Therein '“' be 9"“ rhett's career-upon the smile but mils proposed grilded SundJi school Now vor
be the must thoroughly 30° horse POW" four-vs V9 tnudem been most successful both from a ll- ‘will be discussed in detail .1 at the .
‘ - compound condensinflMLMi 99” hanclal and artlstIc standpoint
tally is taking no chances of 9“ t° “"0 200* ¥“°W,&Fll‘md W 9‘ “1.1“ salary is quoted at 1.000‘ week Mr; preggytmu Church perm cut or
- visitation by lire. insurance "’“t M'““
. .ers consulted any “W“ “l 150 “Valium“ 1 mm; Corbett's services for lllis partlcllllr coo dates“... mm uni... a... col
1_ Every Mall 6,. The p p room will be located u
. tpd 1h. . nerum There “"1 be ‘ trav with Jim Jeffrlla that same week for gantaatlons int the east and middle
l m. buildings will be sq.“ 19"“ crane ii the enslnfimomi l contest to decide the world's sham west are expected. ‘
. latest and best meth- The electric switchboard will b com- D1mlg ll' ’Wm_ __1_.”________
‘ 'ihst' fire The fee iiifiissigfirfiz am ”13:? (gum “‘3' Pretty. golden haired Florence THErEASY PILL.
Idleutll’oly upon the W
home-DOWQT “Ch. 1.000 “CI“ éicelll f mnfd. In W‘ tel- Brook“ WIS . n.
m ”43.32:“: Y'fifi, elect'I'lu us is and .400 electric shells r ' W" 9°? "“6“ the “rim Th
lshiilg rons.
wire cistern :‘l'llglL’e used to distrib-
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”affine fliers:

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Pad- or nsuliince in Fine Over 800 Millitni.

 

 

 

 

I; l JOHN I". DRYDEN. President.
LESLIE D. WARD. EDGAR B. WARD.
_ Vice-.hesiderli. ’.”re!‘.had Doonsel.
FORREST F. DRYDEN. 3d Via—Maidanl.
EDWARD KANOUSE, T. C‘. E. BLANCHARD.
Treasurer Supt. of Real Estate.

[.4005 E. WARD,
Counsel ‘7 ' Comptroller.

F. C. BLANCHARD Supervisor Loan Dept.

EDWARD GRA Y,
Secretary. Medical Director. i”

VALENTINE RIKER. ROBERT L. BURRAGE.
Assistant Secretary. Medical Director.

LESLIE P. WARD. FREDERIC A.“ lions.
Assistant Secretary. , Cashier.
WILLARD I. HAMILTON. jOHN K. DORE.
Assistant Secretary. ' Actuary.
FREDERICK H jOHNSTON. Associate Adu’ary.

HENRY OVERGNE, GEORGE w. Ml/NSICK,
Super’bl'sor. Supervisor.

WM. PERRY WA TSON, Assislarii Medical Director.
FREDERICK L. HOFFMAN, Statistician.

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WILBUR $.10HNSON,

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shortly of Joseph Arthur s mlsterpiece , In Chicago Next Week. for . iature.

film; ' mate .of its Klna in pnrtments 3109““ and ““me successful run at the' Fourteenth tlunal lines. an the :
. ' general improv .miun 0n th , l .
h° WWI“ 3193““ Of {which M“ impioved Street Theatre. Artists "9 “Nady meat of religioufs education through afiiy . Heinz u rid fif“fi,§2£fl
f o i‘lls. after t if def Fifi; 01', he 3111;“. at, Work painting new scenery. while will be eflecm‘d‘ u a convention to u. .M. :illed 88 A Muycock
factory to be built in 0"“ "8100!“ W Prew be 89 l e a score or more of machinists and car .held in this clty next week The not. .i...‘ i 23mm. committee.

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.l. Corbett. the ell-champion pugilist. gathering at the Auditorium Timon. ;
Bells Wh

oer... MLCOI‘hothv’hu been secured Clark. president of the Christ :iii Iln— err: is o
~k ”9”“? «the week starebrunryvsdi at Mr . deovor Society, will be one of the in out in
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The “1369““? dt lath-est. hu‘ gone MUM stale; lion and inactive livers. by grails -' ‘

cted by the Old? 0‘ i “My Vir- the aeoretloaéc moving the bowel

e t‘ New iYOfll sensation of more than cure bluomms yaundlce, consil.
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contract; a; pawn he the doors; Hill have! and if eir use is ntlnu -
Hblunt. bag; fimmarsubew users ills new for it it day; ogre willbe‘ 0 ram. camlhepi-Lmtodww't'ofi 33$;
Emu! York tootlfgh limb Proctor"- mc- of the "9an fitment Pharmacy debtor's on Mrs, Weiss who was a
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RE TO CONFER.

. Their Interests 30-

onnectlcut under-

.«fof those identified

.' h prohibits any in-
. an undertaker or
not. duly qualified.

representative under’
liners of Bridgeport
. are also to try and
engaging in the busi-
at carry a stock but
. ployment.

" '“h 1‘" idem-es. . ll to license embalm- The business of the Essex Wood

. A number of instanc
ere men have gone to
. after three weekh se-

al'tery preparatory for
.ilier certal conditions.

er treatment 0 perfect
der all conditions quail-
.lness in this state In the

is.- Nathan 5 Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets for biliouaness and "cut out"
calomel and other drastic drugs. (A
month' 3 treatment—25 doses-fer 25c

snsaqrr HAWLEY cum.

I eat singing act. Old'lllch la the ele- stomach, liver and no that th
. . . Sh rlfl Bid E. Ha I
;, sat delirium in» the. sverbse m’ M}: “trouble is removed entlr’ semifinal» in“? shit be“ Wail-‘3
W. N. ”‘0 “Di mt “I. m ail!!!“ “t"! pills exert ; commonplm court yesterdgy. Mrg
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:alaandshsra moment-sodium
whelhsrtheozcketbsohmmlenon the barber-wilfully:
free thetralnorataalattonwaaaotatated

—-Loas $30,000.

the company.
mouldings and wood novelties. Seven
ty live bands are thrown out of em-

Tlirning Company was started six-
teen years I80 by G. H. Herdsman.

$40 000 of which $35. 000 was paid in.

of the condition of the company shew
were destroyed was valued at $30. 000
and the treasurer says very little in
story structure of brick and wood.

the decision they reached was not glv
e‘n out.

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does not need an occasional dose of
liver medicine. Most folks need It often.

costs only 25 cents. Easy to take, plea-

ern Treatment after a trill :Try them
today. It. Htl’ialsted. ‘1

 

When the New haven train

“at the Bridaeiifl depot last it .t “lat
7: 30 .‘oe in exciting episode was
no u as the it came to
a stand
blightedtvomone of theooachss and

III mbnmntorapolie-nan up

has. ci
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Easex Wood Turning Works Destroyed

ESSEX, Feb. 4.—The manufacturing
plant of the Essex Wood Turning
Company was burned yesterday. the
blaze probably originating from a
chimney spark. When the engineer,
Thomas Stambrough. discovered the
fire just before 6 o’clock, be sounded
an alarm with the factory whistle and
then turned on the pumps in the en-
gine room. remaining at his post un
til the root of the building fell in. The
fire department saved the building us-
ed by the assembling department of

The company manufactures fancy

now of Ellsworth Me. The plant was
burned ten years ago but passed lin-
- der' new management, a stock com-
pany being formed with a capital of

William H. Parmelee. of Essex and
William 0. Rough, of Essex. treasurer
and general manager. The last report

ed assets of $50. 000. The burned
building. with its contents all of which
surance was carried. it was a three

Yesterday afternoon the directors held
, a meeting to consider rebuilding. but

Hardly one person in a thousand who

The best liver medicine is Ramon‘s
Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets. and a
complete course of the two medicines

not and mild in action. but absolutely
thorough in elect. You'll; join the
thousands who praise this great Mod-

WOMAN LOST HER P00K!TBOOK.M

fishnet a little girli

LARGE MANUFACTORY BURNED I MINISTER T0 COLOMBIA RESIGNS.

WASHINGTON Feb i—Charles
B. Hart. United States minister to Co-
lombia, has resigned that once and
A. N. Beaupre the present secretary
of legatlon, has been appalnted minis-
ter to succeed him. . Alban G. Snyder.
of West Virginia. formerly United
States vice-consul at Porforiq Dias,
Mexlt-o, has been appointed secretary
of legation to succeed-Mr. Benupro.
The latter was appointed from llllnois.
Mr Hart has contemplated resigning
for more than a year for he desires to
return to newspaper work in West
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Especially during the winter months
the people enter from a lack of health-
ful exercise and tresh air. Heavy est-
ing of rich food. too is another cause
of distressing stomach troubles, con-
stipation and biliousness. The whblo
system becomes deranged and the ma-. ..
chlnery of the body clogged by the pol-
sonous waste matter this dormant llv- »
er has failed to discharge. into the bow: ..
els. Editions Liver Pills and Tonic
Pellets correct these troubles quickly ..
and easily without pain or inconven-
ience without purging or griplng. 251:.
R H Plaisted. .

CRIMEAN WAR VETERAN HEAD.
WINSTED Feb. is-llntthew His-
gins aged seve -tour whole believr
ed to be the only urvivor in Connec-
ticut of the Crimean War, died It the
home of his daughter, Mrs. John 0.»
she, yesterday. Higgins was twice re- .~
worded by the late Queen Victoria for .l
bravery. At the age of 19 he enlisted
in the Queeos Guards and served for

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A WEAK STOMACH
causes a weak body and invites dis:
ease. Kodol- Dyspepsia Cure cures and
strengthens .the stomach 'uld wards
off and overcomes disease J. B. Tay-
lors. prominent merchant of Chriss-
man “Tex" says: “i could not eat be-
cause of a weak stomach. I lost all
strength and run item: in weight. All
that money could do was done. but all
hope pt recover} vanished. Hearing .
of some wood rid cures elected. by.
11.99.0th! to; cum tom It the.
theftlbee belle led me, and after

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