ti , street; is considerably better altar her
Bargains:
choice like as.
A grant quantity of 'I‘owéiii‘ that 1'... are soiling 11.11.1111... 011.1%.
1.,'Dont ml as this 11an as it is absolutoly a mount! suits
. Miss Kathryn Dacross 1.... returned
from a visit to Philadelphia
A business mot-ting of the Pastlmé
I Athi§tic Club wil be hold ncxt Thurs-
? Mitts Mary Anderson. of Winfield
, 1 meat illness.
The port meeting of the Silent Whisi
Club will be. held noitt Wednesday at
u tho home of Miss Etta Bhindaile
The regular .1...in prayer meeting
was hold last evening at the East Avo-
nus" Mothbdlsti Church Rey. Edward
Cunningham oiilcistcd
The oyster boats experienced consid-
arable dlfllcnlty this morning in got-
‘; this out of the harbor. but the situation
‘ was not nearly as bad as it was. yes~
torday.
Rev. James W. Davis oliiclatcd at
the regular weekly social son ice of the
Advent Christian Church which Was
; held last 'evening. The mcotlnf was
, quite wall attended
“ It was necessarylo chop it channel
for tho, oyster boat Sylvostor Decker
this "morning before sho. could inure '
hcr’boi'th and cat-11' tho. main channel
which had boon mudo‘ by other hunts.
The Junior Band Will hold its rogu-
lar meeting tonight in the primary do-
nor-talent. it is oarnestly desired that
members be present. as an important
mefting is to be hold. The president
all lead the meeting
sown—{tron
.Mrs. Alphonso Dibble is suffering
from n‘scvcrc attack of grip.
'Mr. and Mrs Mortimer C. Ogden on.
ioyed a ride to Bridgeport Mondm
Lester St. John, an aged and highly
respected resident of this place, is
seriously ill
.Mrs, Josephine Craw has returned
home from an extended visit among
relatives in the west.
Mrs. W. F. Ambler, of 11.011 uytou nvc
nue. will be tho guest of relatives in
New Haven ovor Sunday.
The Ladies‘ Auxiliary of liowsyion
lioso. Company hold a meeting. last
night, at tho homo of Mrs. Charles
ll. Guidar. it was decided to give a
sock social in Craw’s iiull, Wodncs-
day. February 8th. Matters of rou-
tlno interest were transacted.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
7 One of tho bccf cars “passing through
Darion on a fioight train vostcidny.
pulled out a druwhrntl, and was Sill“-
trackcd have. Our inspector Andrew
Kling and a crew from South Norwaik.
came down during the afternoon and
made repairs.
Dr, Alice Mon Fitch ontorialncd hnr
friends. last night, at the semi-month-
ly whlst gathering at. Codarwild. 'i‘wo
tables worn occupied. and tho prizes
were won by Miss llelon Morohouso,
Mrs. Alfred Jolliffc. Andrew Taylor
and. R. i. Gillette. Refreshments
wore scrvt-d and a plousuut social
limo onioyod.
The stockhoidcrs of Tho Tokourkc
Corporation at their annual meeting,
hold at tho company's‘oflico ln Dorian.
clot-ted tho' following diroctora to ‘
servo for the fiscal your ending Jan-
uary I, illilll: E. Hopo Norton, Joa-
cph l). l-inwyor, Minor i). Randall. H
S. Tanllar and Frank A. ilrunda. ’l‘ho
dlrmtors. at n subsonuont meotlntr.
oloctcd tho following officers: Presi-
iit-nt. Joseph I). linwyor: vice-prom
dont. Minor 1). Randall: socrotary and
ironsurcr. Frank A. Brando. ,
-m
Tho month of; January has boon
Ayf'titi month In the1 Molropolltun Lilo
inuurunco Company and all the mom-
bors of the itinhiford district force
are wearing hilltops which bear 11.11
photograph at F 0. Ayers. Mr Ayers
ill fourth ricopresidont of the Com-
pany, lie is extri-moly popular with
the man. particularly with the Sim»
ford district torcc For that reason
tho Stamford mcn have snorted thorn
solvos to motor the Ayers mouth I.
Mr month. It iii said that thoof
s outlt «ordinary business written
up this month is for In carcass of that
far shy fnonlh in a long time. Mr.
dysrsnu a summer rositlcncu tit Bitin-
pun Point and plays suit trmusntiy
_ on tho Woo than links. lie is des-
cribed up can of tho huslost brightest
and oi‘ttisut iiiiiurnncc mon in tho
world.
Wt promiscs to ho a vary inter-
esting set of skating races will be hold
on the float- pond. Stamford, Saturday
afternoon. February 11. Thu ovonls to
behfid‘aro: Duo-mitt; upon. diva-mils. ,‘ ‘ ti
, sir. ' ' «
in into flilt A
breaching!
the many spam. that 11's arc 1.111.111... out to the trade
to don. Mdlss’ Fancy Collars anddiet'h. an endless inlay. your
" 0“? shoots-i 1.11.. of thrusts 1. unc culled brim hln ,.
9"“ ”9'9.- E1011 kind of Corset 1112111111: in": m s W? M"
_ sis.“ of atamford. and Frank H. w nod.
.lng til‘ the front so rapidly that be Is
Prlccs 25c pair
Addison Mada at final
lowing is an abstr
minimum Magnum-amino
asasio'sN'r I
n u Man‘s ado.
. station Yul relay. ,
MDRTDEN. Conn, Jan. 27. --'l‘ho foi-
‘ of tho speech
«T1111
ME rhinos“ it asst
ti.
Wc have roauhod
ninth year of our firm trillion, whoa it
' ~~ becomos‘ my duty slith- Irlléir'o to limo.
‘ mils match '
’11: o Grants are open in- all
tors Thorn Will Do three
0 one slid ammo. ovcnts,
‘ ho odour of tho day will no
the Inn toll race between lt‘rsuk 3.1911-
ls In tho tinnnecticut
chathpion skator, and has been com-
well able to monitors strido‘s‘ with
any skater- in the country for twenty.
flvo miles or over. Wood is also 0110
of the host long— distance skaters now
lilo for the twouty- livax‘nilo '
doing business on tho stool bladus. arid
he and Ennis are so evenly matched
that one of the hardest fought races
over seen but the Cave pond is lookodi
for when thoso two boys meet The
prizes havo been offered by tho follow- '
in: gentlemen: Tucnty’divo mlio
race, C.‘ W Maury, of Noroton; live
mile open. mun 1L Wood Noroton 'i
one mile open. Frank J. Ennis, Stant-
ford. Tho fact that Ennis and Wood!
are to most in a match race duos not
mean that any: and is barred from this i
event. but did fact is” no skater sconm
to Want any part of either Ennis or
Wood for twenty- -il\e miles, but should
any one wish to start in thio ovcnt.
21‘s entry will be cheerfully except
..
‘ GLENB'aoorc
*«H
with a bad cold.‘
M1'.s Built-a and family hurt» romo1
Oil to Dr'ooklyn.‘ ' .
Mrs. Jumps Mulrood of Parkcr A115
nuo has been ill for several “Hooks
Miss Eleanor Lewis, who has boon
ill for some time with a aororo cold
is much bettor
The Réading Circle spout a very
pleasant afternoon nith Mrs itllbur
E Louis Tuesday,
Miss Dora Lille has rcturncd homo
from'Brooltiyn, whore shu has boon
spending sovoral wooks.
Mrs. ldn Bryans. of Rustic Knoll is
in Now York. Miss llatlio Brysns
has been spending a tow days in Now
Jorscy. ,
Mr. and Mrs. lioldy. with their chil-
dren. who have born boat-ding during
the winter with Mrs. ilollca on Elm'
Place. have moved to Stamford.
, WESTPORT.
Miss irono Mason of ilobokcu, N. J.
is visiting ho'rc.
Miss Violet Adams is visiting rein-
tivcs in Baltimorc, Md.
(‘liurlos Builder is visiting rolati1 cs
al Rockvlllo Cantor I). 1
Miss Clara iiurlbuit is visiting with
f1 loads in Brooklyn N. \.
Mrs. (3. W, lawrouoc of Brooklyn, N
Y., is visiting Mrs. Frcdvrii'k Kcmpcr.
Mrs. Waltor Gregory, of Bro‘oklyn
N.\'., is visiting at tho homo of Mrs.
Sidney Dayton.
The Johnson l10uso,in Saugntuck.
has boon leased to ilurvoy Allen and
family Who are soon to room into it.
Plans havc boon made for rcvlvnl
sorvlces bring hold in both tho Wast-
port and Bnttgntuck Mothodist c-hurch
11s in Ult‘ ni-ar fulurc.
Frank Dayton is sufficiently rccovor
or from his rccont iliui-sa to ho able to
rosume duties at the Computing scnlo
Co. shop.
The navigation is ,compiotly tied up
north oftho railroad bridzo and it is
with tho groan-st difficulty that. a
barge of coal for iiubbcll and Ilradlov
could be got to tho Sauxatuck chart
of tho firm The propollor ”I‘Pll)’ is
fast in the loo below tho bridgo
Thorn was much inlorost in tho pro
cardinals at Hartford youtorday from
the fact that tho Judiciary committco
was cxpvciod to not on tho mattor
that has met numerous prubatls judges
and mom administrators by tho our».
Woslp‘ort 1111.. mid its shots of the of-
forts of tho stranger. who like in other
pianos has iitsrtod. or attempted pro
caedinss against ono or more adrulnls
trillion here. for alleged violation of
tho probate isw. '
ofit is a mutation articular the effects
swam storm was tell. more
highly inwhors in tho vicinity than
bars. The snow costs in drills and
mar-mates hill and the traditions
there was a uv'cionic conciliation that
undo tho day tho worst that: has been
rcwrdcd in town In sow-mi your.
Emotion Cc. phonic worth-ti ticroicul )1
to hour tho roads upon and in it mono-
1m: tut-wooded. but no sooner was 11
sissrin‘ir rustic than tho light snow pit.
on up sushi and oils would go from
waist limit. it was
it? _ ,tlihoiittpn font. in t
. edicine ovens _».
ii ' than merit, solid’gcohitlnép'iiig'
iii» 5A! your. Wu ,
oils will: throats and ,
Miss Knihcl‘ineéEvors ' is .suliering _
bars :1 is on «1 hi way into 11 dritt
w “unity as cowgirl
‘ 32"fhc roll or
‘s tho following
local organisations with their months-o
shlp‘: Ansonia»[h1rby«$htilttrn HScymour
51); Bridgeport, 180; niiatoi, 110: nun-
bury, 08:10381 Hartford. do; Enllold.
0:6 Glastonbury, 70; F'iiarttord 485;
sent tht1 annuaii'i
Manchest till; Moi-ids New Brit—
aln, 104 w liavou; 276' New Lon;
don 63; Rockvlilc', 100; Soutiiinizton.
28' Stafford; 08: Torriiigton, 78; Wilt-
I1111'bury, 250; Wlliimantic. 81; Winstcil.
107; Milford (cstlmnt‘od), 00:1 South
.Norwalk (ostlmatod). ‘75; total, 2,518.
During the past yc r but one as-
soclntion, Milford. has. fillintod with 11's
nghlnst scion tho pro oiling your. al-
though others have on solicitod by
:your president and 0‘ cars“ We have
ondeavorcd ho by corrospondoncc
and pors‘onal approu‘ci to induce tho
business mono organizations of Mid
”,dletow'n Darieu, Noni Milford. Wal-
llngford Naugntuc‘k. Norwich. Putnam
and olhur towns to join us, but so far
without result. -
Our menibo‘rship hn increased 1.6m
',2 200 to 2 ,518: eliciush of Milford and
Smith Norwallt. Thl inciaaso. al-
though not what we co ld desire. ls yot.
gratifying, especially in connection
with tho undouoico 11111. of a. tar iuois
‘unitod and stronger orklng power.
'A mot' cmcnt. is on too for tho forms
tion of at national oraa lzation.
nous mob of New .Yor'k and Brooklyn
to cigunizo and to tn 1'1 up and cradl-
calo trudr mils.
As our treasurers rcport. will show.
we limo no in'dcbtcdntss. and a sumll
bnlunoo in tho treasury. Tho board of
directors 'at its last nicoliug voted an
assessmont on local atisocinlion. of Ion
cents per caplta—«this. to toustltuto .1.
fund to bo used in tht1 umpimmcnt‘ of
comlsol to pt'opatu and prosont bills
to thr- gonoral assembly fox tho pro-
toction of tho morcantilo intorcsts of
tho stato
As the (lonoral Asst-mun has not
been in session during: the past your,
thoro Is 110' now slat tito logilation to
raport: but i am pie ed to also: that
tho ill'noiant vondor allow as amended
at tho sessmn of 1903.111... boon declar.
od tonstltutiondl by thi- Supreme Court
of thc static. ’l‘hc itiniiruut vendor has
been practically drive from tho boo
dcrs local and stain i'oos making his
bislnosu unprofitable.
Other (11111111 1111113 boon brought to 11
film cssful issue by tho Waterbury and
Nt-u llrltuin asstniiiitidns in Ansoni't.
by midi-11cc sururad ithruugh lht1 id‘-
forts of tho stain association ill‘l'flillltl
conducting a coconut] nothing club
were arrtstcd and 1111 l. The (incision
of ludgc itornbank ii the Supt-riot-
Court at llrldgqiort in the CR8? of D
Shcrupod Thorpc a last ll ll.J1lt.1§-
sou and othois of th Bridgeport 11
sociatlon for placingi his nsmo on 11
list of doiinqucnts was in favor of lM
dofcndunls. The and lotions through»
out tho ‘stato arc to to congratulutmi
that. this (incision is a rompiotc Vic
Iorv, supporting all tlio contoutions of
tho (ounsai for lilt‘ State and Bridgth
port associations and in particular ths1
right of nasal lotions It) propari1 for tho
information of mumburs. lists of dolin-
ouonl dobiors and to print tho sumo
Tho pinulifff did not tliko ndvantugc
tho ill‘iVik‘fl‘l} of umondlnir his coin-
plnlnt giton by tho dourt In the cloa~
lug paragraph of thi (incision. and
Judgo itoraback theriuipon ordorcd n
llOlb-Hllil as to all of 111.1 iii-fondunts
in numv such way can it bo dcm
onstrnicd that by tho inilon of tho bus.
iness men's interests throuithout tho
state. much that is iiic‘gal and injurious
to buslnrss interests how be prosontcd
or punishcd
Your committee oi'i legislation has
proparod a hill to r ilato tho sulc of
trading stomps whirl has boon intro
«blood at the product cation and 111011-
rod to thi1 itldlciary ct intuition. i trust
thorn will ho 111111111111!er slatitto last so
strong that it will nloiiitli utterly one
of tho irrootost ovila with. which. Con-
noctlont business inc have to contond.
i might go on to upon at longth cf tho
work that may but no inplluhatl by io-
such as municipal buildings. location
of now industrio» lutinr mu... bcttor
railroad ruins and f lliilos, bottor liro
alarm 1111111311111 andi :ijpnitmmus twttor
wator works, tho di tributlon. of local
dollnquont dcbtor' ii ts. tho oconomi
cul administration of local government.
tho olertlon of «bio. lionoot 11nd hunt»
moot: It can mori- inc all obstiu'ios.
Thorn iii practically do end to tho bono
did to ho dorlvnl from an conical. and
in s. town or city
DW’M
OOHPOHATION
't‘h‘c Einlth AW
ENTWIGATEO.
a
3
its balcony arc: sldont and irons
Ill, Onion' sscruary
iii'tror. William 1’.
in flouth Windham.
oration coitificiitoi
:50, 000. f‘ ' i 1'1
massif."
'l‘lm rail
lootflil
layout of tho 0
‘ nwhylt
‘ ”M?“
“was. assassin-.1} ”if
postpontd without
\
[You're it t d
A" 1‘"- r
fort is also. boing inallo by tho .btlst- .
nods llkc officials and so on indotlniloly.
It‘llucuio1 public aunt moat. 'l‘licro Is
no loror no powurfu‘ 11.11 public aunti—
onorsotlc business . en’s association
11012.3. 113.111.1111
cheater mounts.
during Company of Honda Windham
has illoil an organ nation cortlticsto ”.-
iu tho office of tho ccrotary of state.
uror dutiful-ii Itmhh‘ 1111s prosltlont. u.
* 11d assistant tron.
rsio'w. All llvc
This dict-ling tits ufacturlng Com-
pany. of Starling. tits filed an lucor»
capital. authorised.
, , IAflthi POITPONI'D.
, d com iii odors wars to
firohifli flail, $1.3M”!
. . 'i tin- spoon of .
“ . moonwlcu trots
, ' , rovi
.' MENU”: 1 " 11%? “my
1 mushy has it turnout nosi- tho Stain-
town has. r11 Mann: and boon
pocktit?
Dii‘ you hays nightmares?
Do you dill-31mm] arithmetic ovary
time you contcmplato tho purchase of
" coffee» and?"
llnvo yob‘s mhuntsd look" .
Do you walk down dark alloys whoa
on go downtown?
award! Those arc the symptoms.
1905)
BeiiThiSin Mimi
that We soil Wail Papers. Crockory,
Glassware. Lamps. Chimneys and
Burners. Shelf Pnpor, Window Shades
Cornice Poles, Curtain lzods, Ready
Mixed Paints. Window Glass.Enan1cls.
Status and Varnishes. Paint and Ar-
tlsts’ Brushes, Towol Holders - and
Racks. Framed Pictures, Photo
Frames, Slepladdors, Chair Stoplad-
11ers, Artists' Materials for Oil, Wntor,
Charcoal and, Crayon Work.
Wo do" a general Painting. Paper
Hanging and Decorating business.
To order
Picture Frames and Window Shades.
We go anywhere for business,
Respectfully,
i. H. Decker,
87 WASHINGTON STREET.
' South Nohvalk. Cann.‘
Telephone Connection.
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
HOYT'S THEATRE.
one oav can.
SATURDAYJJANUARY. 28.
Matinee "and Night,
THRILLINQ -1- staining —- SEN-
can lONAL.
In the' Shadow of _
the’Gallows.
A CARL AD as WENEFW
SEE—The Knight Morris 0. The
Breakwater. The Hand- OoHand
- Fight. ,
A STORY OF HEART iNTEREST.
_ PRICES:
Matinee ............... 10c, 26c
Night .................. 25c, 35c 50:
Seats on sale Tuesday. January 24.
Box Office open from 8 a. m to B
p. m.
u...—
l-lOYT‘S THEATRE.
ONE NIGHT ONLY
WEDNESDAY, FEB. I.
The Big Success All Along the Line
David Higgins
Thc Romance of a Nantucky
Gentleman.
His Last Dollar.
The but cant. staged. gownod and
acted Racing Play svor produced. in-
troducing homo.
Thoroughrod Running Horse.-
Lady Eartha, Lottie B. and starlight.
Prion ............ 206 500. 751:
beats on sale Thursday. January 20
p. m.
cal associations-«pubic improvomonta, “
HOYT' S THEATRE
Friday. Jan. 22th.
Satan.
below High School. 1611
Evening, 815. Admission. adults
below ill: b School ill c
notifies 100mm ,
First Four Rows ............. 31.09
Box Office open from 8 I. m. to 3
Ernest Thompson
Marinas. :1 p in. Admission. adults.
500: High School pupils. 26c. Pupils
500. High School pupils. 25c. Pupils
All 6011 ticksts purchased from the
school children now ho resumed at the
David Bisphnm,
IARITONE ‘
Motrbpoiitsn Opm House.
Song Recital
AT how-s Trimaran;
i-“rigiliscav itvsitmo, with my.
thciisis....
Hoyt'a Throws,
1
«a .......n
ii inns-ts 1
it... s1.oo.‘ftiiiw":
OMII‘II Admin-ion too
011 sills st Wood's Drug rotors and
It is Your Business
[110 host tools on tho run rot;
It Is ilur [Sadness
cat price possible.
let‘s Get Together.
Starrott'é Elna Tools for Machin-
lsts are tho best.
Charles E. DOW. "
112 WASHINGTON OTREE‘I‘.
‘ Phone 143-6.
a... “W” a»... w
KEEP WARM
J’HEBE COLD WINTER DAYS BY
USING THE CHEAPEST AND BEST
COKE
HAS BEEN REDUCED TO 8 CENTS
PER BUSHEL DELIVERED INLOTS
OF 25 BU. OR MORE.
an. a 1.11.:
till. ii’i iiitilligii
FRANK i}. VAN Still
PL UMBINU.
STEAM,
"01' WA TER. '
IND (MS
FITTING
m.
Tin. Sheet Iron, Copper
and Zinc. '
50 South Main Strut.
‘ Telephone, 181-8.
000th Normllt, Conn. ,
IOUTH NORWALK, DONN-
' ORGANIZED 1082.
w
upon favorable toms.
“Will H. NATHIWION. PM.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Vino-Imo-
. H T 6
HOT ASTER HEATING.
HOT “IR“ HEAT DIN
' stars sun 'le soot ”I'M.
on 1111 110' Mm ttl
0n" distorts, Natal coiling. Ito.
was soon scrum
N417)?!ONI‘Hddi’lllt‘lk
THE JD 9308 & AN?“ Ki“
901'
MN ”MINT.
m can, "H-
«‘1'
fun “as...“ with
“b‘
. “in; , . Brainchild
ISTI'O might: it F J“
u “and: ‘
.1 stilts it 13031.
CLOSING BALANCE 03‘
SK TE STOCK AT ,GQST-
80 E OF" THEM “3388'
To soc that. you .1... sfippiicd with 4,
" ‘ Gangsta TOYS AND novrco»
800a Sherlock Holmes and Pit EAST NORWALK’ '1" CONN
:3 11 You "Want to sell
To furnish these articlos' at the low 2'
Skates and Cuiicry ground
and repaired. '
311.11. 30111151,;
52 80. MAIN ST. '
' 86 WallStreot.
sosdepnllmtl
3 cans Tomatoes ....... ..“'.25c_ } A
3 can“ corn 'OOD'OIO'EDDI‘I
scans Baked Beans .2sc
sonooobsvlaos
H 'aitlalls EggPles .I o e a.» a 11 or 195°
it. STULL'.
21. comes Maui's-.3.
your property, whether it is a farm.
a house and lot in town or real estato
of any description qtdckly. call or tub
dres‘ '
w. B. neGARMo
Not-walk. Conn.
it will'bo of advantage to you also i
to soc me if you are desirous of bar-
1111; any kind of- property.
I s
Money now drawing 4 per cent. can
be safely reinvested through this Coni-
pany at 5 per cent.—-increaslng the ill-
come 25 per cent. I
Description of methods and all do-
slrod information on request
investments hour
day received to day withdrawn.
Aunts ......... $1,700,000
Surplus and Profits .......‘ $160,000
Endorsed by the most conscrvatlvc
authorities upon investments.
State Supervision of New York and
BRANCH OFFICE. 16 so. MAIN ST.
Resident Directors. Resident Manaers.
Mortimer M. Lee
HOTEL VICTORIA
CORNER RAILROAD AVENUE AND
MONROE STREET. ’
Newly furnished throughout. Moat
Comfortable and up-to-datehotel in the
city. Electricity. and host, in every
room. Baths in connection. for-
foct sanitation. Rooms "excellently
appointed. Always comfortable and
quiet
Cato carrying a full line of Ashen
Merrill and Condit's wines. liquor:
and cigars Best stocked bar in the
city. '
'I‘. J. SULLIVAN. Prop.
TELEPHONE CALL, 39§~3.
Charles E. Dow John B. Lawrcnce -
11.11.1111...
FRESH HERRING.. ..... . .. ..7c lb.
SALT HERRING.......... .
SALT MACKEREL ......... ...10c lb.
BLUEFISH LARGE AND SMALL
.......... .. .. ....12cib.
WEAKFISH ................... 10c lb. .'
WH|TEFI8H and CISCOES....
TRY A LOAD AND BE CONVINC;
WHITE HALIBUT .......... ..
WHOLE SALMON ........ .. . .
STEAK COD..... ...... . ...... 12!: lb.
ALL OTHER KINDS OF FRESH
FISH AT REASONABLE PRICES.
GOD LIVER OiL...... ......
THE PEOPLE'S FISH AND OYSTER
A
Old Salvation Army Building.
East End of Washington street Bridge
‘Bouth Norwalk.
CAPT. CHARLES DUCROSS, Prop.
Miss Boorum,
DERMA 1'01. 00151”.
CHIROPODIST.
. Lockwood“: Hall.
..orwallr. 001111.
0!!!» Hours:
I to 5:60 p. 111.
Telephone
Connection.
rls BANKS"
WCarpenier Builder and
General Contractor
ss'rIMArss swan rot JOB
sins. suutmuo or new AND 111-:-
MODELING or our: croucrunss.
m on donor-Town onosas BY 7
MAIL PROMPTLY A'r'rsuoso TO.
~RESIDENOId-
II MAIN STREET. NORWALK.
9101211411.
iii iiiiiiNii iiii
' WITH
Capital 310000000
Surplus. 3100.00000
Not Proms. 360.000.00
lollslto mant- of lndlvldtull. mn-
umutrm, marsh-nu and corporations
Surety Bonds
Of All Kinds.
' ”JAIME M. LII Iron
It. R. Ava. mm Noriv‘slk
'l‘olootiono 8M.
JAOOI M. LAWON. Gilli".
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I. H. mutation John H. Light
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