Evening sentinel, Thursday, February 23, 1905 · page 7

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The trolley refonn committee will
Ideal tonight ht'tho Hotel Clifford.

W
“1‘13? mfirt'i’rritlI’Palmer is visiting.

11

Curtis Eddy. of flauxitiilit
. ,L’s “Mrs;
bustle

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Yew" lygafio’i'tfius litter: in N311

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I I Miss Marie Dorsey, who has been .

via tin; Miss N. E. Ryan, has returned
to or home in Providence. R. l.

Davin, of

 

Broil”. it L Luise Line our atith
Mrs. eor‘xe mg,” ll. of Cove avenue.

 

 

The members of Rising star Divis
idn. Sons of Temperance held a dam
lilo party. last night. and passed
Very pleasant evening. .

Mr. and 111.173.1111... H. Bundle an-
up hills ”d a number of friends last
111111.111; with sinusitis. Refreshments

‘Were served during the evening

 

 

Herman E. Malina spent about four
ours in hard wort; yesterday clearing
a ice entity from is host. This morn-

2:8 he found thdt it was worse then
r.

 

 
 

fiMiidron Baldwin. Clara Ains-
11.111111 Mag lg Hatohtnan of this
plat , attended 1 e valentine social at
ethodlst Church, Westport, Wed-
nesdav night
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A view; piensant surprise partyL who
Bitten last evening in honor of Mrs.
ank E. Lyons. of 22 Second avenue
Midlife, games and refreshments served
lib make the evening pass with ex-
needing pleasantness. There were
(I about twenty-five friends present at
tthe gathering ,

 

The oyster boats are experiencing
very little difficulty now in procuring
‘ioysters. compared with which they
'havo been through this W‘.iilte1 The
ivorst part of their work is at the turns
(in the channel, where the ice is badly
‘jammed as a result of the- action of
'the tide.

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ROW AYTON.

Mia's Emma Cuslnnsn has been visit
his friends in New York city.

 

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(i The warm wave Tuesday has coin-
‘i pleteiy spoiled the sleighing in this

vicinity, ,
1! Rev. Dr. Henderson will preach at
the Methodist Episcopal Church, Sun.

day morning.

 

 

Charles N. Raymond has returned
mm a ten days' visit with relatives
1 :1 Wm an. R. l.

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’3 Dr. Howard G. Stevens, of Cornwall
”Bridge, Ct, opnnt \i'nshinmtm's
{Birthday at his l‘orunr home here.

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b There will be prayer pleating at the l
”Rowayton Methodist Episcopal Church
Itonight at 7: 30 oclock, as usual

11

 

The large sign opposite the east-
bound station. which was blown down
during the wind storm some time ago,
has been repaired and repainted.

 

The werk on the trestle at the
pumping station is posting completion
A large gang of carpenters from New
Haven have been employed in the
work.

 

The rain and the fog the past few
days has softened the ice somewhat
so that vessels have been able to
make some headway in breaking the
ice in the harbor.

 

Rev 1) J. OConnor. pastor of St.
John’s R C. Church Noroton, attend I
ed the eleventh anniversary of the
consecration of Bishop Tierney, in
Hartford, yesterday.

The oyster house owned by J.
L'Honnnedieu was raised several feet
by the ice yesterday. The boat house
owned by Thomas Darling. of the West
Side, also suffered considerable dam-
age

 

Another lecture in the Rowe: ton Ll
brary Course will be given in .the
Baptist Church tomorrow night. a
speaker will be Rev. w. H. Brigham,
of All Souls Church, Brooklyn and
his subject will be "Wise or Other-
wise"

 

(‘Cunnin'gigwh-o,’ 0111311111 N pma’llihoi
and itcv A In. tibbnrd. of this“ plies,
attended the meeting of the Board of
Control of the Epworth Marne 0: the
New York District, at the mission
rooms. 150 Fifth avenue. New York.
Monday, when arrangements Were
made to hold the next annual meeting.
The ivltt‘ltipn ot the Mount Vernon

Church rm, ,fieedted all the 11111 N?"
fiill be h wsonletlute in the most
or.

 

DARIEN AND NQROTON.

Louis Mason. a brother of Zilmsn
incisor?i the contractor. Mbofimd a

stern; Rain
it i rtyot Bridgeport men
fiery at the Columbia Hots
yo I} afternoon; ceiebratlnl this

1
11133:? I Birthday.

‘Mrs. William Chalmers. of Main
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taford, this week. to undérso
serldha ”operation. .

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Wedhriok Palmer, of the firm of

 

he Misses Viola and Ethel Bar- '

.lected who

' triotio song. recitatious, instrumental

.Ii'i'i‘li.

Isador Cheats and other tiiplc'lmats Sir

t was token to the hospital in‘

tile “111511111

11 the ice. and fell

iFrederick‘. ‘Cilnddertol‘l. the '
has embarked in the tire and lite i11-
surance business, and has an office in
the rear of his place of business in
Mai 11 street

'1! G Mason“ ,‘ofsAibnny, N. V..L is

visiting here.

J J. Mien, on of New Yolk. was
n 1612011? 11111131111111; .

Mrs. W Arches is Mvisitlng role.»
lives in Rolyohe. Mass.

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Goodwin White and wife of Yonkers.
N. Y., is visiting friends here

Tuesdlty 111.11.: ”£115“th Lodze.lf

aofI P., initiated one didsi e.

Miss Hattie 1311111911,] who has been
Visiting“ friends here as gone to her
11

home Hartford

Charles Dunnebaohe and wife have
returned home from a visit with
friends lmNcw York.

 

 

 

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Mrs. Loouard Gault has recovered
from the shock sustaihed by being
thrown from a‘sieigh the other day.
Last night Weslport grunge met
and the following program- was so
the occasion of Washing
ton' a Birth ' Incidents in the Life
of Wnshlntrton .Washingtons Vows.
Washington's inaugural Address, pn-

 

11111810.
,nETnEA'r sounosn on His
_ BlRTHDAY.

Hip-43"
Captain William M. Webb Passes
Away at Ith Moroton SOIdlera' Home.

Captain William M. Webb, 11 former
resident of New Lon‘don. died Tuesday
Feb. 21 at the Fitcn's Home for Sol-
diers and Sailors at Noroton Heights
Conn. Deceased was 80 years old and
died, in the anniversary of his bir.tl1
He 11 d can an inmate of the home
for tile ast seventeen years Before
1h.- Civil war he was quite a promin-
ent resident of New London He was
by protessitlll a mariner and followed
the m for many years.

When the war of tho rebellion broke
out it is said that,I Captain Webb tied

up his vessel at its 11 mill and enlisted
in the Company E 912101111 regiment
Connecticut Volnntoeis Captain Eo~
ward Chapman was in command of
the, company. The. other officers were
Lieutenant William I'Spittie and Lion-
tenant Hiram Chappeil. After his re
turn from his first term of service
Captain Webb recruited a company
and went. out himself a second time
as First Sergeant of Company H.
Tenth regiment, Connecticut Volun-
tools. When he was discharged he
bore the title of Captain in Company
A. 'i‘t'ntb rrIpilllr'nt, Connecticut “111111-
This. 1.1m. in UI:trIll=.1' 1311.31. Li'-
tio was known about Captain Webb
from this time by his New London
friends until he became an inmate of
the Soldiers’, and Sailors' home.

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LOYAL WORKERS MEET

 

 

All Day Session Held Yesterday at
New Haven Church.

The.“ Shudar schools and Loyal
Workers' societies of the Advent
Christian denomination of Connecticut
held an all-day conference yesterday
in the New Haven chuich in Boers
street: The meetings were presided
over by the picsident of the Sunday
school associations of Connecticut,
Rev. Henry Stone, of Willlingforti. and
the president of the Loyal Workors‘
societies of Connecticut. Rev. George
E. Tyler. of Hristoi. The delegates
included several ministers and work-
ers of the Advent Cilt'lstinn confer
once They were entertained by the
local church, of which Rev. J. Den-
ton in pastor. '

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GRAND DUKE SERGIUS MEMOR-
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LONDON. Fob. 23.»—A memorial stir
vice for Grand Duke Sergius was held
today at the Russian Church connectI
ed with the embassy and was attended
by Count. Benhcndorff, the Russian
ambassador to Great Bl',ltttln and the

,thfir members of the Russian c111

asgv', r presentitt'v‘es of King Ed.
rd s11 tthrlnce of Wales. Ambns

Ber'nard F1 to Burlington (private one
l‘c‘liii') of Lord Lnllsdowuo the For
elxn Secretion). represented the F01

35:83:11 cll‘cb 23 «The solemn

ceremony of blessing the infusion of
Grind Dnife’ Sersii‘t‘a watpsliiorined at
ten oclock this morning in the midst
of tho tolliu of boils from all the
churches 1111 monasteries of the, an.
cient capital. lininonso crowds thronvI
ed the op squat-cs in front of the
pal‘ao‘e’srm morei was ‘a 1' ons‘ltler'ai'lle
11111111111 itrooilni n the streets. Gren-
ndiers o the Kiel! Imminent furnished
the guard at the Chatldoff Monastery.
which was the scene of the funeral
aervtcde

NO OIOlOION OUNY. NORTH 85A IN.

rMNDON Fab“? riots dildn‘ed in
the igdilsa of Cut melts tonsy‘regargl

t versono area 0 e «
all" ......

 

of 't 11 North so

tilled this messing

(Uhde‘r Sioiet‘t‘t‘ry for Foreign Affairs)

said that no information on the sun.

iect it'dd yeti} been communicated to
the government: ,

MW
Thiio'wonid be more: Wisdom in the

maxi

 

 

Marcy it Palmer, grocers in Barton.

have you ‘1 1.1.1.1.... 1.... 1...... can?

comes

in the house. Tell him to set his doctor about it.

have knoivu'é

 

their scum-think , We“ Must

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It! matches 13103?

Doctors

who with in a carriage. ,
Qtstruck on his, ‘

barber. L

hart Vergem ;

world if fathers liner: as much am

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Story that They Have a Griev-
lines Slmlllar to the Firemen“
and (increase Committee is
Salli for _ ,

A new complication is reunited to
ave come to light in the labor trou-
iLes on the Consolidated railroad. It
1rd giatedntil the Motherhoou of 11111111
01111
colloids lowest to the management
c 1'oad,ntllti1iLz for representation
On ignorance committees appearing
before the operating ofllcinis of the
road. distill the same lines that tile

 

 

‘ firemen are now contending for.

This request from the tl'uinipen has
been turned down by the, management
the; seine as was that of the firemen.
1 s and

are alleged to have called a meeting of
the general grievance committee of
tiieil .oldoi' tor next week. and this
committee will be in session in New
Haven, holding coiliercnces with the
road as is supposed.

Vice-President Todd was not in the
city yesterday when his office was now
pronchcd on this new matter, and on
information could be bbthincdmpou .it
from this side of the Question. .. ,
Therein some talk install 11 B. R. T.
has raised this question at this time
in orderl'to s ow the- powe'r of the lit-
bor unions on the system tv bile the
firemen a case is. still unsettled Thole
is no proof of this, but it use will»
out saying that if the tiunhlo'n llnd
hunted fora nloro i110pportnne time to
present their demand. as far as thr-
company is concerned" 'they. would
have had some didicliltyI Radian; it.
Hitheito the firemen 11nd {id‘s}: tidiiiinen
have not been considelod as work us
together, but in the ptesent case they
are alleged to be closely affiliated. it
may be said that there has itircodv
been talk among int'ctcnts supposed
to be identified with the labor people.
that the “memoir. hol’oro taking an)
fur'thel positive st‘ops, 'profer. to how
affiliated ordels iiscd boil iniiucnto on
the company in advance of open hos
tilitlcs Specific information as to hon,
this is to be done is not reticlmnl‘cd
except that it will be done through 1111-
tionnl officeis"

Tile infoi motion git on above that the
B. R. T. has made , the demand in».
dlcatcd, is supposed to be apart of the
“influence" which the "affiliated 01'.-
ders“ villi "exert"

A1.- undelstood, the t1 alnnien {torn
whom promotions are {node for con-
ductorshlps, claim the right to more
sent conductors who are so raised in
the matter of grievances. This is the
case of conductors raised flout tho
trninnien‘s mulls who thlot Wlhil to
Join thc Oi'od 1 pi Railroad Conductors
but who do wish to continue to he
menthol: of the Tlainmon' is union fit:
to '1""|i(lilfl the Still“ lilo illsni'nnm-
feature crops out in the. tialilinen's
contention as appears in the: fir‘emon s
contention. couhl not be learned.

As has been, already. suited it is
supposed that the firemen are seeking
to best the Enginccrs' union, and in
the absence of further information, it
is supposed that the 'l‘l'ninmcn's union
is .euhing to best the (‘onductors' un
ion.

The B. R T. men thus f'ir soon door
the they have presented any proposi-
tion 11 hatevor to the company

There are some 4.800 trainmen on
the system tilloutI {two binhomcn to
sway conductor. these men dccidt
to go out it will bio readily seen that
they tun complicate labor mnttcrs
gltintiy upon the system

At the time of the last trouble with
the titlinnlcn the Question was upon
wages, hours of labor and runs. .
Second Vichlrund Muster Timothy
Shea of the Brotherhood»! Locomotive
Firemen. with his asset'lates. the griev-
ance committee of the firemen on the
Consolidated railroad, wont to New
York yesterday to confer with ,Criillu
Master J. J. Haunnhnn, in referenci-
to the troubles of the .flrclncn nitb
which the public is already familiar
It is supposed that their confercnoi
had to do with the effect that a pos-
sible going out of the trainmcn on the
system would have in helping the tire-
men to attain the end they are work-9
ing for. ,

 

 

POPULAR AMUSEMENTB.
nob—shr- ‘
ATTRACTION A'l‘ HOYT‘S THEA-
THE.

. The one! which will present What
Happened to Jones. at Hart's Theatre.
Saturday afternoon and night. 111 one
of. unusual strength. including as it
dolls such wull hhorm names tut Harry
0, Hockey, (logo Bennett. Juliette Al-
hillson. Bertha Livingston ilnl'ry ilot-

recently While playing in What lIliip-

fit) any oi Entry. .1. iiocltoy as it come
an.
excellent. up “unit

ability its if %lnodisit

work than my other vehicle that soul
have bastion

the put week.

everything he does.

mm“)! ville email of thee
1114111111 .11 111.1 head witiiiiht
apparent studied art."

will appear in What Happened
Jones. at licytty Theatre. Saturday oi
ternoofl and Monies. t. .11

AMERICAN Vl’i‘AGRAPil CO

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BANK OF ”MUN“? DISCOUNL’F.

Lennon Volt. 23 w’i‘lto rate of die
count or this habitat

 

 
 
 

faceted letter all per cent.

Out Our Great Get

9.11.. late inst week pro- _

As a result the officers of the B "R '1‘.- '

tor, Harry Dentitln and 0011.11 11.. ,qulw

tinned to Jones in Pueblo. Cololatlo,
the Star .ldtirual of that city had this

Mr Hockey 1111 Jones has on
in 016111 lilo
still gives him
better opportunity for good corned!

menus and “admireitlndm entitle ”audits
lie does not follow
the out and dried methods or most
comedians but has an original twist to
He can create

tile MO? L

lVl.r Hockey
supported by on excellent company.
to

The American Vitssraph Company
exhibited a number of intercitttllnt;l and

uh rain Silica .1111 11111
113mm wiiiiiuvtoivim“ ti‘é humid?

‘ afternoon and evening.

a?“ to Jone is 1;; next attraction.

lilriait'tnd was da-

iluné-wvliio‘ly {lurid Hcr of Cork
11 Igumption. , »
Mrs. J. G Brown. of Anderson Ind.
writes: 0 hour daughter Mary was
1131 a of. the grave with c011 at ‘
in futility pliysl not had giv "
np-—s‘ald site c 11111 et possibly re-
cove She was so
on] half a 1.1111101111111101 nourishment
time. We read an advarusonlv'llltt
of Wool. and. decided to try it as a,
last resort. title hasrhow taken eight
bottles, and her it inks been res
.- i on her, as she
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. M153 M. BROWN.

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are inadequ to to express our grati-

tudo to you till your valuable remedy,
and We hope that other dear ones may
bd saved as ours was.”

The reason that. Viuol accomplishes
‘sit’ch wmldclful results in tiltoat bl‘on

chin] and 11111 ,tloliblcs is because it
contains in a concentrated with all the
.viiltl principles of cod liver oil, but
without 11 amp of oil to consents; and
upset the stomach and inelltiti its medic
inal.v1tiue;tho weakest stomach, cull
retain it “Lend it is delicious- to the
taste.

:Vit'loi is the most valuable prepara-
ties of cod iit’or oil ever discovered.

and We ask every person in Southt
Norw slit who has a hand cold. hacking
cough. threat 0. bronchial troubles to
tly Vino] on our “guarantee to 19am
your money if you are not satisfiettI
with the results The Clifford' Phat

mucy. .

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VETERAN ODD FELLOW8.,,
,._.......
Annual Meeting. Dinner and Election
of Officer's Yesterday. '
The Annual session of the Veteran
Odd Fellows association was held in
Odd Fellows hall. New l-iaven yester-
day iu accordance with its time-nouns
oil custom of meeting on Washington‘:
biltlidnv.ALboi1i 81.1 now present and
this meeting uns grout/lg» enjoyed by
81
Dinner was scrv (Id at 3 p m There
wcte speeches by Past (hand Masters
James ,A.C1111pcnlcr, of Tori'ingion;
Frank Unison. of southtngton;
ilo’rrtcc 1.11.11.11.31. of Bridgeport. and
John 131111: of \\ atcrburv also by
Grand Masters Davis. of Nangstuch.
and Walter Pond of New litu- on.
After dinner. elections, for life, were
made as follows Chief volume I".
Botsforti, oi Non linvcn, rice to ornn,
to succeed If i} Fields resigned be
cause of “illLSS Jonathan W Pond, of
New Haven; suctctny, George N.
Moses. of New Haven; treasurer, Paul
Well of New Havtn
COMPANIES INCORPORATED.
The following flied certificates of in-
corporation yostordtu at the state 1400'
reimvs olllcc: - .
New E 11111111111 Stock and Grain Com
pony of New Haven; to do 11 general
brokeingc business capital $24 0'01), i11-
coiporntions. it}. Percy ‘Witnsmtt, Max
Stinuss,61n.tavus M‘ Kuhn.
li‘iisblc Pic Compant. Bridgeport;
capital '.$ltl 000 iltcorporators, Mary A.
11111 E and Joseph P I‘risbie
Bantam Anti i‘riction Company of
town or Litctlticld; to deal in anti
friction devices; capital $50 000. meet.
porator‘s W. S Rogcls E. J Mnrtin
\V A. iiiucil. 1r. 1. P Tracy W H
Callahan. .lnntcs '11.:ilchelnan. all
of Bantam, and Nollie hi. Scott of DUI
innit. Mich.,, . '_.

 

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listing 111111»
1905

B11111 111311 L

that we}. sell Wall yam Crockery.
Glassware. Lamps. chimneys and
Burners; stroll Paper. Window llltsdetl.
Cornice Poles, Curtain .R‘odii' Ready
Mixed Paints...w1ndow Jillian, Enamels.
13mins ud'Varnlshes, hint and. Ar-
tletil‘ Brushes. Towel Holderst‘ and
hubs. memes Pictures. i‘hoto
crimes, fitepldddcfi; origin Iteplsd-
tiers, Artists’ historian or on, Witter,
Charcoal and 6.1“!th Wol'k.

We do a onhersl Paintinn. Paper
11.1.1111. and Decorating bunnies. . ,

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We go anywhere for business,
Respectfully.

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Picture Frames and Window Bbddfllr

ARE somsvnmohavsnv House-
KEEPER snouub luvs. I‘

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and D1111 lilo
AND WILL ouTvveil nL'rwo OF
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LET US EXPLAIN [1*-
NO HOUSE TOO 0L.D OR TO COM-
ELICATED FOR US 1’0 PIPE.

POSTAL BRINGS REPRESENTA-
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Tin, Sheet Iron. Copper
and Zinc. '

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50 South M11111 Street.
Telephone, 1.1-3.
IIoutll Nerwlllhflenn.
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Bill .lllllliill BANK

count nonw LK, court.
‘ oneswztbm ‘ -.

Mill! 4 100.000. 00
Surplus, i 100.000.90
N5! mun.“ . I1360.000-.00
loneli- accounts at
more hygienic to ,

IDWIN R. MATH
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.WEAKFISH ..........

'LARGE SMELT
"Ti-11s PsoPLi-t's FISH AND overrun
MARKET.

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is the 1.11.11.11.11;
' Bicycle or Auto 1. e

.I paired.
DON’T
I wait, as usual, until you new
.. it. All sizes Carriage and Auto "
-~ Tiles Vultltnizod. Bicycles.
" enameled and nicheled like new. '
.. Rubber tiles fitted to baby ony— ,.
riage wheels. Satisfaction gusts -
:‘ auteed. Prices reasonable. , '

$11.11 3111111121;

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Fresh and Cheap

FRESH HERFHNG ........t'... 71: lb.

100 is.
LAFIBE ti SMALL BLUES .... 120 lb.
whats 3ALMON............101. lb.

STEAK COD .......

HADDOCK. . .71: lb.
NATIVE EELS”: ..... . .140 lb.
SISCOES &. WHiTEFlSH .... 100 lb.
YELLOW PIKE. 121': lb.
GERMAN CARP ..... ....... 103 lb.
GREEN SEA TROUT. ....... 121: lb.
WHITE HALIBU'F . .....:.

...........15cib.

uglltl nos '

cure:-

,9ld Salvation Army pudding. ,
LEaLat End of Washington Street Bridge
South Norwalk.

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Money now drawing 4 per cent can
be safely reinvested through this Conl-

pany 111.5 per can—mcrcw'o the in-
come 25 per cent.
Description of methods and all de-
sired Information on request II
investments beer earnings trout

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Assets.... ........ ........$1.700.000
Surplus and Profits ........ $160, 000
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Resident Directors. Resident Mansion.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L. Coburn

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