its 1
Miss Mildred Hyatt is confined to
her home by illness .
Mayflower Hook and Ladder Com-
pany will hold a bllalneas meeting this
orenlnl‘r;
Roy. Janice W. Davis preached yea-
Imday Jmomin'g on "The Waiting at-
titude; of tho Church! ..
' A prayer service Was held before
the 'egulln service at the Advent
ChxislanJChnrcirJchIIiicf'tiay: ‘
III et n3 oft kiln Nor alk o-
pliblléifil Club will3 he 'l'IoiIl tl'l'lli ov'tz'l‘l-
lug in Randal? II Hall for the purpoac
of cloning up the al'fi’lila of the cam-
1111180.
John She‘ll. who has fol live yearni-
losided in the apartment over I 'i-lom-
medieu'a store will move December 1
to room at Water and Washington
stroets. South Norwalk.
“Our Partnership and ii‘ellowahlp'
was the subject of the Meeting of the
ldpworth League yeaterday.; ii. J Hip-
son was the leader. 1119. meeting was
a very interesting one. .
Rev. James W. Duvla preached at
both services at the Advent Christian
Church yesterday. The qttendnnee. was
smaller than usual in the evening ow-
ing to the incielnency of inc weather.
There was a largo attendance of pu-
plla m the Advent Christian Sunday
school yesterday. Superintendent
Richard Bland told the scholars some
good news about the little Gllstafson
boy who is ill a New York hospital,
The oyster boats whichbad intended
to go out today and bring back loads
of the bivalves were compelled to re-
mIliII at their whalvcs us‘ the can run-
ning outside was too much for them.
good sea boats III-I most of them are
\Iltihcll S Par'tllck went to New
York yesterday to son his wife. who
was operated on in a hospital tlloi'e for
appendicitis. Mrs. Partrick was (Inc
of tilt: host patienisgthc honpital poolilo
3"" ever seen, and is progressing finc-
v
The Ioncrcgntiou which. ill apitII of
tho Inill gathclcd in the East Avenue
Methodist ('hurch1 were amply repaid
by a, most profitable and delightful
sermon by the Rev. Melville Young
liovurd. l). 1).. of Port Chester. All
will welcome l)r. iiovnrd again. The
evening sol'vit'o. conducted by tho pas-
tor. was held ill the Sunday school
room following the Epiyorlh League
session. ' This evening at." 7.15, the
Rev. it). 8. Wright will conduct a re-
vival service ill the Sunday school. lie
is an earnest minister of Jesus Christ,
and has been very successful in win-
ping men to Him, and is also a fine
singer and good speaker. All are cor-
Itially invited to those services.
ROWAYTON.
Charles Tuck has'lesumcd work af-
ter a week‘s illness.
John Sherman Hoyt and family left
for theil city home, Saturday.
William Lyon is recovering nicely
from his severe attack of grip
Rev. David Taylor, of Mt. VIIlnon.
is the guest of Rev F. C. rown
Mrs Kate Themes, who has been
seriously ill for some vinyl-5.15 slowly
recovering.
Russell Griswold came up from New
York on election day, to caatIhis first
Presidential vote for Roosevelt.
William Moran, the now blacksmith
hero. is doing a flourishing business
and hid wol'k is liltiiil satisfactory.
Mist-I Albcrtlllc Pinkllcy. of Now
York city. in tho ghost of her uncle.
William l’ilIlIncy, oi‘ ltownyton, nvc-
nae.
The annual “10(11an oi ltowaylon
iioso Company will be hold this i‘Vf‘llI
ion In: the horse house for the election
of ofllcers.
liira. Fred Mcrriflcld and non ltoy
are still visiting in Newburgll, Mr.
Merriflcld having returned home to
attend to business. '
Wlltll ducks are seen in large iiocka
about. the photo hem and quail are
very plentiful, although partridge and
woodcock are scarce.
Mrs. Siiisbee. of Rowayton avenue.
suffered a Very severe paralytic
ntrokc Wednesday morning. and grave
fonts are entertained of her leoovory.
William 0. Clark. formerly connect-
IId with Reed 81 Young’s law ofliee in
Stamford. was elected justice of the
police of the town of Norwalk. onItho
Republican ticket Tuclnl‘a.‘
Liberal donations have can made
for the Reliance Hook and Ladder
Company's fall. which opened Friday
night and closest tonight and success
in natured. Music imd an interestinii
program are provided.
W
QARlEN AND’ QNOKOTON.
n}. and Mrs Alfred Morphollso. Sn.
leave about Novdmhcr 20. to Japcud IIIII
winter in New York .
MJJJIItJtiIoJlJII Cullen IMid JilnnJghlrl. 1.1:J
«Ire II. It i fl and an out wit
Mr; Cullen'a lfiatcr, Mra. Johdnfilnnry.
of Tliontriair. N J
.1550 Dalian muvbllcan Club has or-
rall'ttid to hold II. ratification hientitlit
tomorrow ovaninm 'i‘ho Illaoiipg will
he held in the Town “851,311“ will be
practition- by a parade.
Mtters received b'itll' Mr
‘noed'il faintly Iron-1mm: “.3511 plowed-
field {the A in sivoploucan't ac-
l'ure. .
‘01 Roman
Mrs. M. B. Partrtok in. on'"t.ile'siék '
Willi-tilt 5.011,“?
of
ewhichv
WEBIPORI. .
Mrs. A. ll $0111 in virtual; friends
in Bethei
Revival services were rte
day in the Methodist church
'1}. titePsrna 111,1 ntertaining his motil-
'Mwholi‘id a real an:l of 'I‘iutonédlilo .
iii! an out as return here
'from a vi'a‘ivq 'wltl'i II'-1611011111 new
York
mt... Suerrthau' returned to Bev-
uloln'. after a. visit here with her
friend: Mrs: wine‘s Rogers.
Rev. [118 Child. of Fairilcld roach
ed in the" Congregational churn. soil”-
day Inornln J Rev JabezJ Backus was
heard til Fa r‘flold
work on the temporary bridge that
is being blillt by 109' Consolidated
railroad over the Sallgatllck. in about
coinploied and it is It matter of a few
Ituva now tIcl'quI; clams will begin to
run over it. To facillilaio mutton-1.3
suction of the station platform on
thin. welit aide is being demolished and
new tracks are to be. laid.
The arrest of Adolph Krauso
the all
from the railroad company on its
work.” Saunaiuck bridge; resulted in
his being honorably discharged when
brought to trial Mr. Kronao is justly
imcnsed at the arI-est. and alleges
persecution. further hulking the state
meant that. parties known to have com-
miffed the offense for which he was
arrested, were permitted to so In:
molested and he threatens now to
start-wan“: for damages. Krauac ad-
mitted that he. like a number of oth-
01‘8 Dulled drifting lumber from the
river and Ililied it on the shore. bllt
disclnlmu intent to steal it and as-
st—rts positively that it was thele for
the owners to claim it. that ho navel
rcllloved a. stick Others did the
saute thing and if there havc been
thefts of the timber. no at least. is not
responsible. Constable AllI-II mullo tho
fol
Residents of Saugaluck who know
the accunscd well. Itlc strongly in aym-
liaihy with him and illcllllc to the
belief that if he should start suits for
illegal arrest and for IlaIIIIl'gIIs. he wtll
rccovcr.
SUPREME COURT DECISIONS.
W
Eight Decisions Willi Errors Found
in Two. ,
llAR'I‘lImtl). Nov. li.—-Elglli Ilcciu-
ions \VL‘l'p. handed down in tile Supreme
Court. which sat in Blidgcpoll last
week. E Il'ols wore. found in two can
on and no errors were found iii six. in
tho suit of Burton E. Moore vs. Lucy
Giddlnga. which wits appealed from the
I'IIIIIIIIIIII pleas court of Litcllfield collu-
111 in which judgment i'or the plaintiff
nus given in an action fox alleged
1".Inul in rcplcsenting tho number of
aorta in a farm term was found .IIId
a new Mini granted.
Middletown and Portia Ii Bridge Cont-
pany vs the Town of iddletown The
case was appealed from the Superior
Court of Middleaex county. where
Judge Silurnway contained Ithe defcn
danis' demurr'el to the complaint and
rendered judgment in an appeal from
alleged illegal assessment by the
Board of Assessors. No error was
found in the following canes: 1
Carroll 1.. Du‘dié‘y ys City of New
Britain .
The City Coal and Wood Company
vs. the New Britain institute.
Iliillycr vs. Willaicd.
Oliver A. iicckwlth vs. thc town of
II‘ Iil'millgioli
Bill y A 'Clluao
Savings llnIIiI.
ya. the Waterbury
NEW ROLLING LIFT BRIDGES.
Railroad Will Try to Make Center
Flora Water-Tight. J
The Consolidated road is preparing
plans for the substitution oi rolling
111‘. bridges across the .Ho'usatonlc and
the Connecticut rivers. The present
bridges and draws will be taken down
and larger bridges be substituted.
It will be safe to infer that the cen-
ter piers for the two new bridnea will
be builtsomowbat differently from the
center pier on which rents the his roll-
ing lift bridges in the middle of the Pe-
quonnock river in Bridgeport. Through
Some oversight of the construction of
the bridge the center pinr. when being
constructed in a ensuion. wall not made
water tiltht When the pit in the can-
tor of the 0ch was later cut out in
which the operatlllp;t strut 1th- in when
the bridge is "open " tho pit filled with
water. From that time to the preaent
were has been sonic one at work on
Jo mm to make the pit water tight.
in spite oi.’ a large outlay of money the
atructing the ocular piers for the Hon
anionic and the Connecticut rivers on
which the rockoln will rest: the coil-
atructlon will be It Waterproof ono.
W
*M;~
SiX- lNCHEB 0F SNOW FIJLL.
Iva-mun
I Throughéui the State
110
static and at; times the w1n r
it'ltolocity. of 50' 11111911 all ho‘nr. . Al-
though it blew a gale «ion the water
front no damage to venue a is report-”ii
1. putting in the harbor at this
I minty. lltowJIJIVer. It
arts, 0 t a state
11W udder III
ddIAZF‘S‘i‘fi37 ‘
I Middletown. whose term exam
expires July 1'119dm‘aa'lary $2, 500.
9150111 offense of pleating timber .
arrest. KralII-Ie alleges. with a warrant. I'l.
Error wan found ill the case of the .
pier is not. yet water light 50, in con. '
allowed .1
ill
J lie on .
parlor Court ‘Ju on and Fill
Many Other Pile
ll nary Weber
_. iiiiiim'tapt'”
g 1111mm l!»
“atom: and othnrwiaaH .
appointment and other allhicc to the
approval of both houses of tile Ironmnt
assembly. or the senate: alone .
I‘. I till: JO M‘Mi‘ Bil-empty
Joli at he an orip'r con
vellum: Ilium li‘a'ilA A1133"
habit. I:
unduly.
1908 and John M Thuyer. of Norwich,
whoao term expires July. 1905. Salary
86. 000; expenacs $1,005
Judge and fliiflOcliiWJJO
pleas cogri 020E110 NJttdll‘lng'l. Jto
ucceed o u out aw r to a;
farm “and. 31115300306! 'I‘I'aihry 011';-
.000. and id PcckJ of BJristJIJil; term eit-
llllés April I. 111ng"
N.luIJi e oi the on "than ”I... court of
Men county? to" lint! 00.de Edvar-
ett WM Hubbard o Wulllilgford;
Ullllll’eB April 1,1005% Ianltil'y. $8.00
_ Judge of the conllflon pious court of
Patrficld county, 1 not-cod Edward J
Cultla of 801115011 term oxpiles Ap-J
rll 1.1900; salary $4,000. I
Appointments guhieotJod to Senate Ap-
proanl .
Bank commissions“ to succeed
C-hallcs ii. Noblo, N w Milford term
the common
term
Railroad commlaaionolu. to succeed
0.1! rm, of’l‘orr'ington; and W. F
JIWilicoil. of Chcgtcij' tattoo expllc July
1, 1905; utilnry $11,000
Commissioner of building and loan
aasoriationa vicot Morris (‘. Webstrl.
of New Brftatn; term eitpir‘cs July 1
i905; salary $2 500. J
' '1‘le commissioner vice Andrew 1%"
Gates, of Hartford; term expires July
1905; salary $3, 000
Shell fish commissioner, vice Chris-
tian Swariz. of South Norwalk: term
expires Jllly 1, 1905: salary SCI per day
and expenses.
State board of uglitultllre (at large)
vice Charles 1.. 'l‘uttle, lliliwlftn‘fl and
James II‘. Brow n. North StIInJintrton.
terms expire July 1 1005. ‘ .
State board of health, vice Dr ill. K
Root Hartford and HClll‘i (1va-
Hill. of New Haven; tol'ln cxpircs .lllly
l905: no salaries.
Stain board of charities, vii-II Rein-II—
ta (1. Bacon. New Haven, Mary Hall of
Hartford,' and Edward A,‘ Down of
Hal'wtfoul IIIIm cxpircs July 11 190:3:
Io salaries
State board of mediation and arbi-
tlIIllon rice .1. Iiullbult WhiIII of
Hartford. Josiah M. ilIIlIlIIlI'Il of Mid
dietown and Hiram For of New ita-
Jvcn. tclma oxpirI- inly 1,1805 Salary
$5 per day of actual sol‘vicu
State prison IliIIIII'toIa \irc i-‘lunk (‘.
Sumner and W t) iiurr oi linrtl‘mold
and Edward A. Editor of Suiflold. No
salaries.
Board of motions. viIII Ernest Call)’
of Hartford and Francis Haven of
New Haven: terms expire first Monday
It June. 1905, No aniarlea.
'lcmporzlry examine: of public Icc-
orda vice Charles R. Hathaway. of
MaIII-ltoater21IInl expilna July 1.1003.
Salary 31 000 and expcnaea.
Direct Appointment: by the Governor.
Executive secretary. vice A. R.
Chamberlain of Mcrtden: IIIIm expires 1
January. 1905. Salary $1.200.
(‘hlcf clerk of executive oiilcc. viI-c
Frank I), Hood of Hartfold. Salary
01. 800.
Qullriemulator-general, vice Watson
J. Miller of Shelton, rank of colonel;
pay of service grade in regular army
when oil Ilnty.
Surgeon-general.
Godfrey of Bridgeport.
anlunn
Commissary- general viceM. W. Pot-
ter of Deep Rivurl tank of cololtcl;
pay of same grade in regular almy
whol'l on duty.
Paymaaicl general. vicr. 311. ii. lion-
ers of Bridgeport, rank of colonel; pay
of clone grade ill rcgulur urnly “'llt‘ll
till IlllJtv.
Judge aIivucatII-gcnolal. viIIIIJ W. ll
Smith of Winstotl. rank of rollinol.
pay of same rank in IcglllurJ Illfiiy
when on duty
‘ Aidclt-Iicioaulp rank as main: Ix
cont naval aide. ranking no Iltllal 11ml
tenant. incc ilenry ilIIolII-r- III Nit“
Haven licwiil 10. Golden of Hartford
and Alton Farrel of Anaonin, and ill!-
vai aide A. HJ. Day of New Haven
Thloc commiqioneru III‘ llullolien and
game vice Georte ’l‘. Matthewsou of
field. Robert G. Pike of Middletown
ad E. Hil‘i't Gm bl laymc' tol‘ma ox-
ptre July I 1905.8111st 811 per day
and expenses.
Board of examiners of bnrbcln. vim
Henry C. Schneider of New Haven.
Emerson M. Parker of Hartford anti
{John Birlca of Water my; terms ox”-
pire July 1 1905. 811 cry 05 per day 1
of actual service.
Board of osteopathic registration and
examination, vice 1.. C Kingdom); and
H. w Underwood of Hartford and w.
A Wilcox of Waterbury; terms expire
Jilly 1 1905.
Board of voting machine committ-
nionoru. vice H. M. Snell of Deep
vice Charles 0.
Salary $500 per
and 11‘. W (200pr of Duillulry: tormu
cvxpiro July 1.11105 1. cl. fol ouch Illn-
chino Intaullncll. '
Mix of Now lillvou: tulln Milli
line i 1005. and (iconic ii lilllabrI-II.
Mormon. infill Invites .iuu‘a 1.11100.
dainty $300 and expenses
M if: or“ bolt ‘tif adoration fol“
whim of Connecticut m1.
JJJulJJgi,
Namanthlom 011111.3ng Approval by JJ
1
«II viii;
mas' Eclectric Oil.
c....-........
I
River. accrue iii liickhcll of Mormon “
tilimluliisionlira of piulllnnry. vice W. .J
for .
o . Vino 1111i ha J. 01min of 'f‘ot-
ritbh‘toir thrill in: iron July «1 11105
’ pertinent station. vino James , '
.IWel‘iii of liarndlllii term oxpiraa ..
will! “gain
142%10033’003333‘313“)
m lili’di..§u‘i3.".‘z
anon our
J 53:39: and
Mallet: Chung . Pa.
4 1'
3133533:
.I I :J . Y '~
I" h 1' Good .
"litrld'iaihr..i°l° lira
3:111; in "1.13;"
I J “unwed to ours or your money b: IIlI.
Starling Remedy Co.. Chicago or N Y.”
fillllunsnr. III Illnnll 11011111.
hat.
moons of Vernon. 'i‘. S. Rust of Merl-J
den ’1' Billion of Walllugfmd, E.
B Gitffltil of Bridgeport and 1-}. ‘-.W
raft of East Halt'l‘md: terms expire
uiy 1' 1905. Focal.
lnapcctorn of atom: boilers. vice F
ii. Luforgo of Waterbury: tclIIII expires
September :10. 1906; Jeremiah Sullivan
of Norwich Mill‘0l13. 1905. and Daniel
Ollhan of lil'idgcpolt Mulch :1 190a.
cos.
Also acvcn commisslouora for ”11‘
euro of tho Groton monument: seven
commistziouora of tile [Israel Putnam
memorial camp ground. and harbor
Iomlnisaionera at New Haven. Hurl-
ford etc.
The telms of tho inuuluncc com
misalonet. highway commtaaloncr. fac-
tory inspector. Ilall'y commissioner and
labor commissioner run beyond Jthc
term of Mr. Roberts.
When the term 01’ the state fire. mar-
shal ends nI-xt July. tho oiilcc ceases
III exist. and the duties will pass to tho
state police.
——--Diphtliplla relieved in twenty min
utea. Almost. miraculous. Dr. Tho-
At. any drug store.
RECENT ARRIVALS OF VESSELS.
NEW YORK, Nov. lIi.—-Arrived: Mo.
nomiuco, from London: passing Firo
island.
Blll'rIIIIgllu—H'W‘lne bracing weather.
ian't 11'?" Wlll‘lll‘lll“""NOi. with um. i
bavonl it cent. So long"‘—«i’llilndcl-_
phia Ledger... .1 J.,I.
m il‘i.’
. nnlf I
Milieu-f I_.J
AGENCIES.
ALI. INSURANCIO null. IITATE.
costumes soiaav, ovum.
aon'r TICKE‘l’o, .
2 scorn MAIN smear. ,
rel.- cm see-LBJ; .
now sound on acct-Ia.
No 80am :1
0126 AND 1.50.
GIRLIK LITTLE lNDlAN.
N10“. 0‘
“01.25.
YOUTHUISATIN GALF.
lik LinIIi'Soiu,
1.25.
Try a pair of any of thou chm,
they will outwcar ”mother mlkOI.
400 PR. LAQIIJI' KlD “OXFOHO‘O,
“O. ALI; "'1'...
03.000 NEW OTYLIB FOR FAL'I. IN
NORWALKIH’?‘ “Ohio 1
i
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1’
3" osmium. ImthvEJ '
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Question 2
.. ElTHER com. on Wooo ARE
' gauEaALL‘v case, out UP-
mm: PEOPLE' Ana silv-
ING 'tIME. MONEY. Lanna.
mar AND Ana LlVlNo 1N
conrom av ualuo oAs
FOR FUEL. A warm TO
most: WHO ARE nor.
. SELL. COKE. THE ONLY
FUEL FOR THE noon MAN
AS WELIJ. AS THE HIGH.
Conn. Railwali and
LiohtincCo.
'PHONE 58.
i
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mums
FITTING
. n... sneer 1.... Coming
In 5911thth 3......
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mu: Homily om.
rat can“. LA warm “
THE
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
(Incorporated) 1
Propellers
“City of Norwalk” and “Eagle.”
(Freight only.)
H Leave New York (Picr 36,
East Rivcr.) and Norlvalk every
week day at 5 p. III.
Freight received from 7 a. III.
Lto 5 p. III.
a”;
11841. 1
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING.
craves AND a Halo.
IM‘ £35210 TI“ 00
M amlm Willa "A £00.
an Imam; Metal 1' Collin.
Have you «all our nook IifI
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES & HOTCHKISS
COM MPAN
Y.
11 WALL OTIIIT. NOJIWALK.
Every
Every style of wall paper that ill
kacpn'id with (out! till“ oin befoiin
in our stock.
‘ Our apartment it no 1.1.. uni no
tell that you will have no trouble In
making I selection. ‘ ’
TO ORDER ' '
I
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would» languid, III-turn ‘l‘nmoi.
J ivldlAl-I. ‘
“White 011210an Poles with victor”.
“ 1006:; " ’r
ttlotil Window dilation. frlnsilli. lilo.
Execution and 1101111 Elli Curtain
60‘ “0“. 10¢.
ciiooklnv.
iiiJlIN'Imo AND PAPER HANGING.
WEI
‘M’E. E (lit
. Painter-'JJ duration. AJJI’iilltI' Matcrllts.
CHOPS ALL KINDS 0F
FOOD anJto file 11 $111 I Unl-
i‘orm Pié'eoa It
COABJSE unwanted. 1,
other machines c1101! meat ‘
only. rats pore may
WITH THE. GHORPING
Bowl. Atroon'i‘nfin
Cl'lOPJS Pctatoea. Meat:
Molds; .Ciiiblln dread.
cramming”; 11 I
A nlaohinc you will. use
every day. Call and see it;
For 831: by '
Watklna . 8.;- Dow
112 WASHINGTON eraser.
Filling 143.6
1... :IIII t,
thrilllilliitlt: titanium. :5
Your savings invested with the int
.dustris‘l Sailings and Loan 00. are from ‘
from spectliativci dangers—earn J6 per ,
cent. ‘IpeJrI'sundl‘I‘i
tent with auto
way: Iaubjectn to
your control. 5
1 per cent; ’p‘aran-
nuill paid for 'Iev-
cry'IIiay invested.
your pleasure.
Endowed by the most conservative
. authorities upon investments.
State Supervlclon of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFiCE. 15 :10. MAIN ST.
accident Directora. ROIMIM Monsoon.
Mortimer M Lee R. 1.. coburn I I
charts-E .Dow John B. Lawrence
1 I i . is 'i "'“i
oz. 1.1. ,.J
Ill llllllll llll
cou'JrH nonwout. origin.
onnAleeo 1302
w
“Quito". accouniciof individ
11:. man-
ufaotllrcrl' marchahtinnd co Milena
upon favorable nuns.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pros.
JOHN H KNAPP. Vino-Pru-
JACOB M. LAYTON.‘ Giulia.
DIRECTORI.
E. H. Momma John H. Um
John H. Knapp Henry “yumm-
Joulah R. Marvin samuol Britannia
curtail-n Swim: J. Wallace Marvin .
Fnd. H. Rowan.
.1.
”‘1 WALL P APER
OUR OTOOK OF NEW GOOD.
JUOT INJ IO A LITTLI LARGER
NITHAJN [VII IIPOII.
wounurUL now too: vou
can cuv 11‘ch act-.6. Italic. you
KNOW w: on rail violin m rm:
vcav our MANNII.
wt mlvn ‘I‘AKIN 11' .0015
may courmlii‘rc run action
”FAINTINO mo WILL n cup 70
colour rlounu Iron voliJJJ
a l.
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WORK. ‘ ‘
DECORATION. or voun Home
lflilbl on our.
1
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III .
lo unlit" or. ...'i I. NOIIWALII.
N'E ol'I"~
—~I profit cousin— ,
methods—«Ind! al- ‘
I withdrawable at C
J OLDSMOBILJE. all'
WIT
0!)!!nt 3100.000; OOJ
Surplus. SIOO.JOOO.OO
”of Proflfs. 360.000.00 ’
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