Thou 11.11.111.11 11 means so much to have a 5011 1.1.1.111.
the always in ttie house. Just one pill at bedtime. now and ‘
11nd you need have no fear of bliious attachment—hood»
Indication. constl
Drawtendcl John Cole has recovered
from an attack of gastritis 1 '
Miss M. Frances Wood, of New Hm
you Is visiting relatives hero 5
Miss Katherine Dacross. who has
been ill 5 is considoiably improved
Contractor Leslie Gamble in at work
on a large contract at Sound Beach.
M11111 Mildied Hyatt who has been
ill :11 her home in St John avenue is
able to bo out again
Commodmo W ,B. llnholts la econ
to tako his launch Kathleen out of
commission, for the season.
Several boats have been hauled out
on the beach at the side of the build-
Ing formerly occupied by Shipbuilder
Joseph bowler. 5
James L'Hommodiou led the class
meeting last evading at the East Ave-
nuo Methodist Church. .-
'l‘he condition of Paul Schultz who
is ill at his homo in Core avenue re«
mains about the name. =
A meeting of the Womans AuxiliaIy
of St. Paul's Mission will be held to-
morrow afternoon at the home of M13.
William Taylor at 2.3
The rcgulm social 3Igorvicc will be
held on Thursday night at. the Advent
Christian Church ‘ltnder the leadership
of the pastor, ReVuJamee W. Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel L‘Hommedicu
are in New York today. Mr. ”Hom-
modiou is going tothe city to got his
mother who is to visit him for a
while.
John Shea and family have moved
from the L Hommetlieu block to South
Noxualk whole they will in future
Iosido .it tho corncl of Washington,
and Wnict streets.
(.‘ontiactor Leslie Gamble has rcnt~
III the building on Sonvlow avcnuo i'or-
morly occupied bySlilpbuildcr .losoph
lt‘owlm‘. Mr. (tumble in using the place
:1 slow room for matorlnl since
Milling his-mill to the Colonial Col-
IIImI t‘ompany.
A mooting ol‘ the Icnchors of tho
Advont (‘hristiau Sunday School was
held last evening at which a commit-
Ico was appointod comprising Snpor-
intendout Richard ”land, 8. W. Voluor.
Arthur Ainuworth and Harry Niokor-
11011. This. committoc will hnro charge
of tho arrangements for tho observa-
tion of Christmas in tho school. 'l‘ho
onmmlttoo tnlkod, .ovc; ways and
‘lllt‘tillls for providing ilIo Christmas
onlortalnmont.
Edlic.avenuc is rapidly building up
and promlsos to 111: one at tho lllt‘OHl
streets in East Norwalk. (.‘ontrtu-tor
Gamble has: already orocted two houses
lhoro and a third to in process of CNN“
lion. ’l'ho collar walls are already
laid and ready for tho oIIpcI'strIu-tIIro.
East Nurwullt scams to be about tho
only section of tho town which is
crowing and Contractor Gamble is do- 1
ing good Work in building neat cot-
tuges for which there‘ is 11 grout do»
'mand at present.
lit-1
ROWAYTON. 1
Mrs. John Suiflin of tho Wont Side.
111111 boon rory sick with rlIoulIIatialn.
Charles Raymond. of the Darion
Road. who has been vcry sick. is l111~
proving.
Needed ropulru have
made to the furnaces of
NW: Mile River school.
Rein L. W. Cronkhltc, of Bausoin
.Bum. will spook ill. the lbowuyton Bap-
tist. Church tomorrow ovcnin.
'l‘ho I‘Ol-IIIIBIlli-I of Rowaylon, Darlon
and Noroton are Inucnucd at tho way
they are compelled to rido in pullout-
otl corn on tho trolloy lino from Nor-
walk to Stamford and roturu. Only 11
low youru ulnco tho logiuluturo was
united to comhci the trolley lines to
put, vcuilbulou on. tho corn for tho pro-
lot-lion of tho IIIotorulon and conduc-
torn, Judging by the way the truvoi~
lug public aro compound to ride with-
out proper protection for their lioalih
it looks as though 11 movement. would
he started towurd rcllcf.
DARIE‘N AND NOROTON.
Eleanor 1“. Andrew, . daughter of
William T. and Carolina F. Andrews,
of Noroton Heights. died Monday. af-
tor a short Illncau. She was a bright
pupil and greatly loved by teachers
and uchoolntntoa. Eleanor will be
missed from the school. but the re-
mombrunco of her 11mlbalo and sunny
diapouitlon will remain. Silo watt
twelve years and nine months old Thu
Nflm‘tfl ucrvioo was hold at St. Luke‘s
Church. Nordton. today. at 3 p. m,
Frnncln Thon1paoi1.ooloretl. a voter.
on from the Soldiers Home. who drew
on 11111 pension money Monday for tho
prion of a apron. Willi before Judge
Young. In the City Court. youtordny
morning. 'l‘tunupumt'a uniform did
not. nhvu him from 11 lbw. and for once
the hulkucyod 11111111111 of lupiputuiluu
contour-1111111! iti'IIIIlIIR tin» votcrau bucit
to the. "0qu was put. outdo by his
Honor. Thompson 11111115 iinod ill. tic
was ”routed by Policeman Nevins.
worms ll. 11151111111111. of Now litlvrh.
lion purchaccd the Columbia Hutu! in
Barton from Whitnoyld Builcy. tho
executor of tho (111111111 11! Albert. C.
Billioy. Mr. nlahcmau took 111111111111
111511 of bill now hoctctry day Iiuforr
Wilht‘l‘tlfly. and III to 111111111 11. number of
improvements. III: will change the
conduct of the pi 41.11111 make 11 roger
tar hotel ol‘ it, elm initiating a number or
matured which hallo diatiapuiohed it
in he pact and 11111111111111; lit in tuna
character whore occult: lo. .
“that 11111111111113 5
at the reoplldtin '
van in the Town Hall: lactov‘
union (or the neonatal
11111311 .111an by Gunilla John Butler.
with 7111111111111 thrown on tho carton hr
lately been
the South
' wands pioi'esnional and Joseph Dob
oldie 11111111. 1.
adult. Sold for six}
. . toddurd, proieouioual at Wee
Burn, and Val Fitz John, l-‘lilllmdales
profonsionul, Willie Andeison, A1111
bio professional at tho h‘aiifleld Coun-
try Club lt‘liz John and Stoddard and
Anderson and Debbie will pair. There
will bet‘four matches, one on the home
Kreun or each professional
filth if necessary. probably on a non
tral course. it is expected that the
content will he played next. week
The Dorian Re opublican Club but
a big celebration and ratification moo
1118. last night. at which the whole
town turned out and colobralcd the
victory of RococVolt. 11nd Fairbanks. A
big parade of the marching club and
citizens was a feature of tho. evening
and the paraderu went through tho
principal streets of the town bearing
torchesand' burning rod ilro. Euthiu
sinsm was rampant and most of the
houses along the route woro illuminat-
ed for o. grout many DcIIIocrats who
actually votiod for Parkcr wore vory
Inuch reliever] to learn that Roosevelt.
aud' Fairbanks had been elected and
110w that the election In over do not.
mind showing their enthusiasm. The
paradors listened to speeches by some
of the members of the town commit-
tee and prominent citizens. When
the parade reached the rooms of
Eagle Hook and Ladder Company the
paradors were treated to refreshments.
which they enjoyed very much. it
was indeed a fitting climax to tho coni-
pnlgn and closed it up in a blaze of
glory.
waafrroar.
William Dalian. of Boston, was a ro-
ccnt visitor in town.
Doric chapter. 0_ E.
sonic Hall. last night.
Aspotuck Lodge, K, of P., hold 11 reg-
ular meeting last night.
Mrs. Cltttrlou Harris 11111-1 gouo I11
Pensacola. Florida. whore sho is to
apond tho, \VIlllitl'.
The young womon who conducted
the cake solo in tho Reading Room.
Saturday, roulizod $11 for tho. library
cause
’l‘horo i..- to ho oonflrnmtlon III 'l‘rini
1y church Sunday morning and 11 class
of doubt 20 will recoivo thut rito of
tho Episcopal church.
Wcstport orange. has (domed George
Fab-child 11 delegate to the meeting of
the Connecticut State Board of Ain't
culturo. to he held in l-lartford. Doc.
3. H. III.
.‘it tho llrst meeting of Temple lodge.
[1‘. k" A. 51., next. month. it. will enter
8., Incl. in M11-
italn the district deputy. At. that. time
the M. M. degree will bo ('onforrod on
one oondldute.
Ed Thomas has given up boarding
and rosumod hachclos- quarters in tho
contcr. His apartments have over boon
tho center or gatherings of good fol-
lows who Iomrd tho 111-1111111111 Ed 115‘ :1
dish
At ibc meeting of the Historical so
cioty tho. chioi’ interest centered in tho
attondanoe of Rev. 11‘, S. Child of Fair.
ticld. who delivered . an address 1111
"The Civil War and Its Secret Sor-
vice." The meeting was held at. the
rosidcncc of Ambrose Hurlbutt and
was largely attended.
Thomas Cleary. tho man who broke
into the hardware storc or W. S. Guy-er
tit Son. the other night. and who was
cauHht later with a portion of the
plunder. was brought. before Justice
Samuel Purity for trial Monday. iio
ploadod guilty and was bound ovor to
tho criminal Suporior Cour1i11 the sum
of $500. Failing to aware the bond ho
was taken to Bridgopori. Clcury in
well-known in this section of tho coun-
try and had tho reputation of boiug. at
ouo limo, it prlzo lighter of lll‘illIlIl-II‘.
'I‘ho 1111111 idol..- 11 lot. of raiuahlo outlI-ry
11nd ,I‘I-rolvcru.
CRANBURY.
Charles 1-},
houuc painted.
Irving l’ardoc lu building n 1111111111 in
Shephcrdvllio.
Edward liiukc and wife are moving
into It‘runk lilako‘u place.
August thter in making extensive
improvements to IIIM placo.
Warren Clark has purchased a farm
of 210 acres near Hkowhcgnn. Me.
Jeane Taylor and wife have returned
from a visit with ‘relatlvcs in Ntw
Jersey.
A prayer meeting will be hold at the
rosidonce of (icorgc Webb this ever»
. W-M
(lrcuory ls having his
1111. ,
Contractor Franklin ll. Gregory 11111!
11111111 of curponicru arc building It
houuo tor Bilau Bhurwuod.
A drama untitled, "’i‘ompkln'n lrilrod
Man." will be given by tho CIanbury
Dramatic Club In Washington Lodge
Hall on Thursday ovoulug, llcccm-
her i
P1 opqutlonu 11111 biting outdo by the
urimlurn of tho day 111 hunt for the pur-
pono or holding up 15111.11'11111111111111 In tho
11111111 tuturo. ’i‘lw pl‘m- 11111111 of the "hair
will I111 used to help pay for the piano.
.. mliiphthoria rulicvod I11 tmmty 111111
Alumni miraculotnli. lit 'I‘Iuv
1111111' Eulontrtr (ill. At any drug utorc
WWI”
W. (3.1“. U. OFFIOINB.
Idea.
will? nty m 5 5
”who e 11115
1111111. will? '211 1.1.36. Bethany
111111 111111111111 prenldant. H111 A G. 1151
, titli'lt' of Madden. necrotury. M1111 F
Iii. Fowlur of Mulligan
Laura hi Steele or new
Willa“.
,_ elastic Methodlnte met and dined lo
55 Talbot 111111..
with 11;
111111 muslin ul‘ 1111. 1111 of the eluding “
‘ Rheumatism.
til-11111111 at county May 11.111 111 M11.
11111111111111.1111... 111-411.. New 1111.9
W. (i. 'i‘ ii mothoro eo‘
re. O. A Helm. of Mariam 1111111 .
re to the} gallant 6‘15 monolith” Wmlgtt I
It
Baton Rotor: to Recent Election
and Anita Mothogl
to Find Him Plane.
Fully 1.200 men and women. euthuo
Buoton,ltt.li1e cloning
gathering of the Methodist. Episcopal
confeicuoe. listened to several ullrrinn
addresses and adjourned to Paul Ito-
veto llull whole a Iccoption was held
until about it p. 111., hundreds of poo-
and mowing old acquaintances.
lng programme. but one which ovol'n
mulled all nine in the amount of en-
thusiasm aroused and npplautso given,
was 11 little speech by Governor dildos;
who not on the platform, and who was
called fox no insistently that it was
impousiblo to refuse. Governor Bates
«again demonstrated hie excelling qua!
[ties as a loser and mode 11 gracefully
humorous speech that hugely pleased
the big 'crowd in 111.111 of him. As
soon as the appluuso which glootod
him an be nrouo had subsided so an to
allow his voice to ho heard. be cold:
"I thank you all. ‘Thls is thc warm—
oat thing I havo 11ch1 since last 'l‘nos-
day. (Here Govornor Bates was i11-
torruptod' by crics of “You're all
right!" from all parts of the ball).
"And l’vo neon some. very hot 1111111.
1.00. i am reminded of a verso from
Scripture. I don’t know thatl can
quote It correctly. but it is something
like this: "’i‘bo wind blowoth whore it
listcth; and ye hour the sound thereof.
But no 1111111 can tell whence It comcth,
nor whither it goeth.’
"A cyclone is 11. bad thing. You can't
light it. It hasn't any brain, so you
can't reason with it; It hasn't any
heart, so you can't come moral allusion
over it. You simply know that you
have met it. and run are thankful to
be alive
“I am glad to be here. with y.ou i
came, knowing that Initser llkca com.
pany, but I didn't know I‘d find so
many sympathizors.
“I shall soon be at liberty: and i
want to say that I wouldn‘t object. to.
anything. even if it is an appointment
to missionary work In Alaska. 1 am
hood to any climato.
"I am glad to extend tho wolooiuo
this old c'oIIIIIIoIIuonlth, which .Ifttl
all, it. tho boss! c111111nonucnltl1 in tho
WUIIII. "
(l(1\"'e111111 Halos thou Hptilit
service of llul‘ua Putnam, from this
ututo. to Ohio. 11nd of tho work of
WI Ildoll Phillips (tantrum 11nd othor
{11111111111 Muauuthucctts Inon. and con-
cludcd:
”It is 11 ploumiro to \volcomo Ibo rop
I'osontuiivcs of Ibis robust, procrtmniro
movomoui, that, is making tho wbolo
world Its parish. and in doing so much
for tho uplifting of mankind."
'l‘lIo appluuso followlnn' ('lovoruor
llntos‘u spot-oh was tronII-uduuu, and
ended in Ihroo grout cheers for IIIIII.
of tho
STOP THAT GOLD
01 it may Icoult in Pneumonia. lira—
".Illnn Balm is breaking 11p Colds W hen.
c..r tricd.ul1nost without exception
10 :25. Silo and $l.tl0 bottles. The Clif-
ford.‘}3axtcr’s and l‘lnlntcd's. '”
O’ROURKE SURPRISED.
Regular Meeting in Afternoon Fol-
lowed by One in Evening.
llllll)t.l1 PORT, Nov. 16. w“ 111-11
James H, O‘Rourke was told last night
of the nicoting of tho Conuocticut
loftguo in New Huron ho oxprI-ssod
oonuidorablc surprise. llo said that
tho oiliolul IIIooiing was bold yoslrr-
day afternoon and that hourly IIll Ibo
members of the board of Iliroomrs
worn prosont. Ho titlitl that III ”IV
afternoon moatlng tho old oflloors wcrc
ro~elcctod. us follows: l’rosldont.
Sturgis Whitlock: rIcu-prouldout. Con
IIoliun Duliahcr: treasurer. ii. ll. l’riu-
divillo; secretary. James II. O'Rourke.
Ho also said thnt tho ponnant was
uwurdod to Bridgeport, as tho titl~i‘llll“(l
Tuckoy 11111111111 wort: votod thrown out.
'l‘IIo 1111-0111111: out of tho tlII‘oo 11111111111
in which Turkey pltchod 1124 a llll'lllllt‘l‘
of the Now Huron tram after he had
been declared nuapondod by tho nation
at board plucos Now Haven in third
place, Bridgeport. I11 Ilrst pluoo 11ml
louvon Springtlold III 111111qu plum MI.
0 ltourko furthor 1-11in lllltl tho 11111-1
I111; was called for the afternoon
NOTA OIOK DAY SINCE.
"l was taken severely sick with hid-
ncy trouble. I trial! nii‘sortn or 11111111.
cinou.“nonp of which reliovod 1111-. (11111
day I saw an ad of your EIOI‘II‘IL Illi-
tcru and determined to try that, Ailor
taking 11, 1.111 doses I felt rotlcvod 111111
soon thereafter wan entirety onion,
and have not been a nick day Hint-c.
Neighbors oi mine have been cured of
Neuralgiu. ”ch1 and
Kidney troubles and Gonornl nobili-
ty." '1‘th in what B. F. links, of
Fremont, N. C. writcu. Only 5111-, at
F. H. Baxter's, Drusxtut. It
W..-
MRC. ROGER! MUET HANG.
Vermont Will Not Aboiioh capital P1111.
Iohmont
MONTPELIER. Vt. Nov. ltl.-A bill
to nbotiuh capital punishment. in Vor-
Iuoul, upon which hunt; tho. life of
Many M, lttlguru. oi’ lionuiuutun. wnu
doiculod I11 tho bound of Ioprouontu-
tlvou youlcrduy. ibi- voio utnudhtp till
for the bill to 153 mutual it An 11111111-
«11111111111111. Ibo «nutrition of Mrs. than.
on... who wuu convicted of tho murdor
of her hulbtmd uhtlmmidomnod to ho
honored. will he carried out drool
inuwu't'mw 1111111 huhovm I11 Ulti debate on
11111111411 ritod III. union.
pic 1111111111111 the hands of the bishops :
An unscheduled feature of the weak :
l A
‘ 7: 86. 91111:. 1:0 033.111.1142.. 11th
11hr .1111: 11,11 . ,
rostrum rate.
”111.1111 this coupon to Piatnor and:
:Bradiey. .
:1 Gentlemen: Pleaau ive the n:
:Woek's iI‘I-oo Treatment bottlc
:Dr Kennedy's Dalvcura 2011111111. 5 ;
:Name ..
:Address. ......
1.HI...1..Inn-1.1:”...n...”11...:
David Kennedy's Calcura Solvent. the
wonderful new kidney and Liver euro.
it is not a "patent; medicine.” ,lt will
nondisnppoint you. Reputation counts.
Dr. Kennedy's excellent“ preparations
have been world famous for over {to
yours. We will glvu you a Wook's
Free Treatment bottle it you simply
cut out the coupon about and hand
it to us. Large bottles. for complete
treatment, cost $1.00. (1 botiloa for
$5.00.
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OLSEN’S
311501 L
SHOES.
BOYS’ ROUGH ON ROCKS.
No Beat-nu at
01.26 AND 1.50.
GIRLS LITTLE INDIAN.
Kidshou. at I
v
-—-—-—-
YOUTHS' SATIN CALF,
Elk Lined 80in,
$1.25.
Try a pair of any of then shun.
they will outwoar any other makes.
400 PR. LADIES' KID OXFORD'B,
Low Heels. :12
080, ALL SIZES.
_.....—...._
$3.000 NEW STYLES FOR FALL IN
NORWALK HEALTH SHOE
FOR LADIES
83.50.
015 en’s
Shae 5 Slams
Morin": and So. Lorwalk.
Fresh F lab I
oiz.
We soil and heartily recommend Dr. ‘
Question ?
11153111311 COAL on‘wooo ARE
GENERALLY U8ED. BUT UP-
"I'D-DATE. Poona ARE sav-
INo TIME. MONEY, LABOR,
DIRT AND ARE LIVING IN
consona- "or come one
son FUEL. A warm TO
THOSE WHO ARE NOT. we
9111.1. COKE. THE ONLY
FUEL FOR 7151.: poon MAN
AS WELL AS THE RICH.
Conn. 1111111111 and
Lighting Co.
'PHONE 68. ?
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FRANK ii. VAN SCIY
PL untrue.
"tam. '
Ivor W11 17:11.
1111111 on:
nrrnva
' Tilt. Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Mala Strut.
Telephone, ill-l.
loath Nomllt. com.
THE
NORWALK STEAMBOAT CO.
(Incorporated)
Propellers
“City of Norwalk" and “Eagle.”
(Freight only.)
York (Pier 36,
East River.) and Norwaik cvcry
Leave New
Fffil’édfi‘ll‘il‘f.‘ .............................. 32 week day at s 11- m
FROST FISH ............. . ...... 5: Freight received from 7 a. 111.
BLACK FISH .......... .. ......... 71: to 5 p_ m
WEAK FISH.....,.....' ......... 8c '
SMALL SHAD .................. 7c ' ....,.._..,...,-..-., " ' “ " ""
HADDOCK .............. . ....... 7o 18".
MARKET coo .................. 7c PLUMBING AND STEAM
LARGE EELS ............... 4 . . 120 HEATING
STEAK COD ..... . .............. 10c ‘
SALMON ...................... 14a :11: WATER HEATING.
LONG cums ..... . ........ 301: or AIR HE A INC.
BMELT ................... No my“ AN RANGIO,
LAKE WHITE FISH ............ 120 TI AND TIN ROOFING.
ALL omen KINDS or 11112311
FISH AT REASONAILE emcee.
CAPT. DUCROSS.
East End of‘Wushtngton St. Bridge
Old Salvation Army Bldg.
NEW YORK. NEW, HAVEN 6':
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
W
TIME TABLE.
to Effect October 30. 1204.
m
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
.. F. a.
A. M.-12é621 f1. 33! 5113!. 5:10.11.
6: 60 6: 55.7 :46. 612M, 8: 46. it: 341:.
ll. 40, 10: 5511, 11: 41.
l’. M-l2' 491:. 1:05. 3105):, 3:51,
4: 52:. 5: it}. 8: Dix. 614911, 7:233, 7:36,
810011, 925211, 105513
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11:12.
it. M.5~-~52:i'1ilx. 3:11511. 5:13. 5111111.
7:23. 810011, Itzbtlit, itizi-i.
NEW YORK FOR OOUTH NORWALK
A. 11.5-3-55111111, 5:50. 7120. 8301111. 11:5011.
111111111. 10111211. [0:04. 1130011.!1102.
P. lib-«1210211. i105. 210011. 111111.
1121111. 410411. i103. 4:32, 5:0111. [1:00.
5:27, 510011.. 5:02. 8:003. 9:30. 11.0le.
2.0%
SOUTH NORWALK to NIW
VHAIN.
Mow-12:14:. 1:21.11, 1: 582. 6:16.
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4.
p1 anlmiz 05X. 1:21. 8:113. ‘:
6: 38., 6' 07!, 6. 33. 7’ 16K. "10K. 11’
Bridgeport. I11 oddiilo5 to above.
I? 7.5:” ’l: 34.
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DA I
Editions, 111111.
, no. unitary.
Don pad “can MRI
Oll Fixturu, Maui Doll all. Ito.
Have, you um our check a!
RICHMOND RANGES?
THE JONES a HOTCHKISS
(MOMPANY
157 WALL OTHIET. NORWALK.
Ererymgt‘ylo
Ivory style or wall paper that in in
hearth: with load mt. can be round
in our cinch.
Dul' umrtmut. in no large and no-
bad um you 11111 1111» no 1111111111. in
making a relation.
'I'O anon .
Window Shades. Picture From».
mintm' Supplies. Articu' 1111111111111
' 0511111111113.
White tlurio‘ln Poles with Mum.
101:. 1
illuih Window 511m». hinted. the.
attention and loild ital! curtain
11111111. 11111.
CHOCKIRYg
w
PAINTING AND RAPID HANOINC
0110125 ALI. 1111111111 OF
FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-
COARSE no wanted.
Other machines chop’meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE Ci‘lOPPING
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
cuocs Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbaae.’ Bread.“
EVERYTHING. .
A machine you will use
every day. Calland see it.
For Sale by '
Watkins & Dow,
112:- WASHINGTON STREET.
PhOflO 143:6.
vmmm—WM
Earn 11111511111111". P11 innum.
Your savings invested with'the In-
dustrial Savings and Loan Co are free
from speculative dangers—earn 6 per
cent. per 11111111111
-a protlt consis-
tent with safe
methods—and ai-
wttys subject to
your control. 5
per cent. par un-
num paid for ev.
ery day invested,
withdrawable at
your pleasure.
Endorsed by the most conservative
authorities upon my estments.
state Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE, 15 so. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Rectdent Manage".
Merttmer M Lee R. L. Coburn
Charla E. Dow John 8. Lawrence
11.111111111111111
WITH
Capital SIO0.000.00
Surplus. “00000.09
Nu Profits. 360.000.00
lollelto account. of individulio, man-
ufacturon, merchants and corporation-
upOn invor'able tonal.
EDWIN H. MATHEWGON, PM
JOHN H. KNAPP, Vial-Pul-
JACOB M. LAYTON, Ollllllr.
DIRECTORI. ‘
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