\
:. them by the (wthl'ndIl‘.
'tlcorgc Scott. of this place.
‘ tho. ma Min
of tint on tinol. a latter boar but!“~ it
Mam obit". 'hrldgo In front-ohm!
ahop of Will-ion It. Gillian. Itoma for
publication are collected daily. Titty
oliould ho alanod by tho wrltor aa an
widened of good faith.
Mrs. Smith. of Hawkins avenue, is
confined to her home by illness.
There. were several automobile par-
ties at Gregory‘s i’olnt. yesterday.
Miss Addie ll. Scaring. of East New
Walk. is the guest of Mrs. E. G. ‘auip-
bell. Flat Mock.
The Junior Band of the East Ave
iiuc Methodist Church will hold a
meeting this evening.
Deacon Byxheo kid the regular week-
ly social service at the. Advent Chris-
tian Church last evening. ‘
llcv. Edward Cunningham led the
prayer meeting at the East Avenue
Methodist Church last evening. The.
attendance was not as large as usual
on account of the storm.
There will he a rehearsal held this
evening in the Pastime Athletic Club
«comp. tor the uilnstrel show which
they will present In the near future.
All singers are requested to be present.
ROWAYTON.
Agent: for The Evening Sentinel, In
Howayton. are Frederick Lockwood,
Elwood Broadway and Charles Potty.
Ordora sent to any of the above will
«receive prompt attention.
.
Miss Inez—Mills. of Rowcyizni. has
been ill with a threat trouble.
Contractor (leorge Scott, of ltoway-
tea. is building a line residence for
Mi. 1‘ iticrtou. at Tokoueke.
Kisses Bertha and Bert, Iirunt
brought home a catch of forty-eight
smelt. Monday, from the ’l‘okcnckc
bridge.
Scott d'r (lruut, of ltowaytou. have
the contract to build several houses
in Elm Grove for A. A. and ll. 0.
Raymond. '
Mr. and Mrs. Lockery aiid their
daughter Dorothy. have returned to
itowaylon from a three months" visit
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union
- DARIEN AMONG
. W ..
‘5 Ag]. Oi‘ tho Inning Bontlnal. In
Lg or". . initiati- Qiauaon. and Wai-
1taco afar. Ordora unt‘to oitbor of
3i." above will, rooolvo prompt attun-
o . . , . . .
Smelt fishing is now good at Rins‘fi
End.
'Dr. Noxon lost a valuable cow last
week. .
A bad leak has occurred in the dam
near Ring's End bridge.
Miss Minnie Reed. of Sedgwlck ave
one. has been seriously III with mused
lar rheumatism.
'l‘lie Noroton‘ Heights Fire Engine
Company Is to hold a fair about the
middle of November.
The parties filling Iii near the shore
of (lorham's Pond have been notified
to cease operations.
The l. A, (llub of Noroton Heights
gave a dance utid social. 'l‘uesday cve~
hing. at. Lane's Hall.
Mrs. Moses Dolbeer. of Brooklyn.
aunt of Mrs. W. J. ‘Il‘ieinlng. arrived
for a visit. Wmine‘sday.
Edward li‘alrehlld Wits taken to the
Stamford Hospital this week. to he
treatrd for an injured foot.
Mrs. Jenkins has been very ill at
her homo in Noroton. Miss Jennie
Show has been in attendance.
James llolicrin & Son arc doilig an
extensive business in the fishing line.
They are setting fykes for bass.
Mrs. Hounen is occupying licr Itollls'e
at Gorham's Pond. her summer tert-
unls having returned to the city.
All 1- l'corge (lbcrinudcr relurnc-l
" today to New York. after an extend
rd visit with relatives in Darien.
Mrs. Harriet Latifldon suffered a or
verely burned arm this week, by the
upsetting of a bottle of carbolic acid.
.Mrs. George Clock and Mrs.‘Anna
Waterbury left Wednesday for New
York. for a visit with Mrs. Cloek‘s
aunt.
Miss Il‘lllll Smith and Miss Louise
Scolleld. of Dorian. will this year com-
plete their course at the Normal
School. New Haven.
Mrs. H. M. Tongue who has been
visiting relatives in this state for scv
cral months. left Wednesday for her
home in Brooklyn.
W. .I. Fleming and his guest. Wii
llnm Douham, of llrooklyu, enjoyed a
in Philadelphia.
- i'it io-bo ) ('rcciiwic I.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph l'cuucli havl‘i' ' at u ' I
returned from their wedding trip, and I
are occupying Martin
tlence. itcwayion avenue.
Miss Addie Scott and her grand
melllct‘.‘ Mrs. licnry Scott. of (bytes-
burg, N. .i.. are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Uhnrlcs Jones. of Stamford. whnf
owns a handsome suimucr residence on
llcilc island. has closed the house for
the season, and returned to his winter
home.
l.. (3. Wilson. representing the Al-
bany Ortuiglug Company. which has
the work in liowayton harbor in hand.
has been here making an inspection
of the work thus far.
The Fay and Sciiuldlcc families,
who have been spending the summer
months at their cottage on llclle. ls-
lnnd. have closed the place and re
turned to their winter home in Don
bury.
Mi", anti . Ned l.ocl
plarc. cut-4mm 1 Mr, IA
liter llarr). \xb i‘ilflli' on a brief flir-
.i ugi. froir .lyii. the past week.
his. Lockery in thief engineer in the
l'nll ii States Navy.
Mics .lcuiiic Louie Scoit was quite
III. for a few dciyi‘. this wcck. Miss
Scott. who is attending the normal
school at New Iiai'n. is this month
teaching in the Ilogcx Sherman model
school of New Haven.
.\ tlccr ol‘ good size was discovered
swimming in the Sound yesterday of
lcrnoou. and came very near being
run down by (‘nplnlu (leorge Davis in
the sailboat Willis II, The deer IIll'iI
Ir swam ashore at Scotch (love. intr-
len. win-r:- It Is reported that It unit-.4
tho! and killed. if ibis is so it is con
Mary in the law. and the guilty DUISOII
can be prosecuted and lined.
(‘onnct'licul iIlli’h not seem to he the
only imnliiy Invert-d with tho nutr-
vcluinzlv beautiful weather which has
prevailed for Him“ little time paid. A
letter from i. fl'it-iills living in St. Paul.
Minn :‘li'HItr; or the unusual Wi'illizi‘l'
I'm liciobcr. which they ill'l‘ buying
IIII'I'i‘ and NIIII the ladies were still
Witirlna iliclr \‘.‘IIIll‘ dresses. Au Inc
nnccn :trc ucunlly started there Ill lli‘»
tuber. the contrast In prevailing Hui»
diilomi Iii very marked.
20 lbs. Sugar it
3 Cams Milli.
Box of Bolton Cocoa.
Ono Potl”d Eleni Mocha and Java
Collar.
Blue Labal Cutout),
Robert Omith.
Pho". ”1‘4
-ry. of this
'kcry's bro-
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i8
Howayton, Conn.
"As i was coming In hon now," until
Mrs. Oldcaiille. "your footmnii town
opprnhioun epithet."
"My goodness.“ replied her hunters
‘1 must .menlt todnmcn about that.
. . V . -
(l’dcu‘s resi- .ncni the lupisiopal
I” 'last Friday, and injured its knees sl‘
. verely.
i
ltfl toraeco‘llomsn wrestling match be
trip. the past week. on Mr. Ilart'n
William horse i'cll
Church. Noroion.
St rauglcwurd's
Dr. Scarles is treating it.
lrover (‘ievclitnd Raymond. recent-
ly in employ of t‘harles ll. li‘ltch. No
roton Heights. left Monday for Dong
island. where he has tunployuicnt near
lirooklyu.
itirs. Andrew S. Waterbury, Mrs.
George (liock‘, Miss Dell" Waterbury
and Miss liclcu Waterbury. are among
those who intend to go on the i’llls
field excursion tomorrow.
The fall meeting of the Stamford
Medical Association was held at the
Hotel itocklnnd. In Stamford, ’l‘ucsday
evening. Dr. Avery. of Noroton. read
a paper on “Eiulo-curditis." A general
discussion followed.
Mrs. Henry Scott. of (",nytmlnirg. N
\‘.. and Mrs. 'l‘ouguc. of llrooklyu.
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Whitney. last week 'l‘hnrsday. The
ages «If these four were all between 72
and 77 years. Mr. Whitney having coin
III‘iIIt'lI his 77th birthday the past Week
(‘dad in rubber to resist the water.
wind and Win her. five young men. the
past week. too it flying journey on the
Sound in an auto-boat which won onc
of the prizes in the Hudson river
"'ccs. They Were It‘iorgut I‘nnlrt-Ii.
Will l-‘lnmlng. Will lienliam. Normmi
Williamson and (icorgc Smith.
'wEsrpos'r.
Aarnta for lb. Evening aentlnol. In
Westport. are 8. Dlglovanni and Wm.
E. Nash. Orders not to oltbor of the
above will receive prompt attention.
Mitts Dorothy Adams hits rciurocd
front a visit with friends III Norwich.
Min. Kline. who was brutally assaul»
led and stabbed by it farm hand Sung
day. is suffering from nervous prou-
II'IIIIOII.
itciildenis here, stockholders In the
New England Food Company. are ud-
riiind that there is in im a IIII'IIIIIII; m
Elltlt Nurwnlk. on October 23.
Do not let the project of placing a
im-nmrlal in the library building to
Morris K. .lciniun din. llo Iii deserv-
ing oh the appreciation of the public
and once lot the project start our rosi-
(II‘lIItl will fully about that apprecia-
lion.
’l‘lckcls for the. New York nxcurtuon
all gold and a number of illitctninolitto
cum here who planned to go, but. do-
lnyod setting In line for the requisite
mimipnri. 'l‘hci-e In it intro possibility
Inn: the railroad company will arrange
for u necnnd section of that special
train. It is liollcVed that enough
calm tickets could be disposed of to
blur" lliitll pity for ii.
\t'hv not a carnival of sport for the
Ilf'IIV‘II‘l of lilo. I‘lbi‘m‘y. bet ll be. of
knot origin solely. fl. 1". Darrow .n
a pole lump. Andrew Waterman on
idilin. lcl Joseph Hyatt throw the It'll)-
mcr. and Judge Bradley try his hand
on the horizontal bars. A rmtnd at
lion winning it Charles Fable.
nunchma the hog Ii! 1'. c. fitoarna. n
livnen llomer Heel-ti and "Doc" Under
wood. basket ball between a team cafe
i simply Won‘t put. up with it. .loiilith
says unlcrs throat-fit loss of them until 3mm, and George Coley could ‘iIn it
around here he'll" have. to be griiln‘
i never deco
the way servantsvdo wattle thlnzo
, when they ain't the ones that have in
pity for them.”~-»Clilt:uo Humidifier-2
.‘tia
tamed by Fredwnllama, and ousted
by Superintendent Purity. Oncur
imi yard dosh..tlarry tiherwootl and
Frank Osborn tunic the wands. 'l‘o it
..cenaintr/tlturtrnotild not be room on
the hold for the attendance If them
gentlemen could be Inducod to oblige
good work whlclghas been done.
it
L..“_ii ‘|
Cherrystmet. . ,.
ymond‘fltilton. has been enjoying
a two wcoka' vacation.
Frank Bnyder. .Ir.. at New York.
visited his parantn Monday.
John (Joe. of the (leutral Pharmacy.
visited in New London Tuesday.
The Cadet fair, ill Raymond's i-lail.
one. ad but night. and continues this
We lug; Juncti' orchestra furnishes
manic or dancing. ‘
a visitor. in New York Wednesday.
Mrs. Stephen Hoyt will spend several
weeks with relatives and friends in
Baltimore.‘ . ' ’
Allocating of the Historical Society
was held at the home of Francis E.
Wood, Prospect street. Monday oven-
lng. A large number wore present,
and a fruitful meeting remitted.
Tito regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Methodist Church, was held at
the home of Mrs. J. A. Sinnllhoru.
South avenue. Wednesday evening.
After il'o routine business, a social
chat and a luncheon was enjoyed.
izlurslu‘s vaudeville troupe. which
has been holding forth In Realty llall.
Stamford. hrs been booked for the sea-
son by C. O. Ells. to appear in the
Opera flange. Saturday evenings, for
the romalut er of the winter. The com-
pany Includes fourteen artists. He has
also booked the company for llldgc-
field for Monday evenings.
Miss lloso (Henry spent a few day 3
last week in Illusion.
The. telephone is connected now, and
kept. “warm", most of the limo.
Mrs. III'IIIII‘I' tiodi‘rcy. of liridgcpot”.
visited hcrnuut in Norllcld last week
flurry Nichols and friend, and ii‘i‘onk
Nichols. spent Sunday at their Illllll"
here.
Iiilllugcr and Milton While. were
guests Sunday. of John Williams and
family.
Morton and Minnie Lyon visiwi
their mother in South Norwulk ins!
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. l’liilllp Gerhardt cuter
tallied their IWO stilts and wives. froiii
Norwnlk last Sunday.
Frederick Stillman. wife and soil.
of llridgeport, took diuuer Sunday
with Mrs. 1.. ll. iioyt.
7 Simon llrndlcy and wife_ of tlrccu
field. were guests of (lharles Johnson
and family. last Sunday.
Elmer 'i‘rcatlweil. wife and daii.'.it
tors. of Iioilicl. spent Saturday night
and Sunday with relatives Iicrc.
Albcri Williams and wife. of Bridge
port, were guests last week of l‘cin
lives here returning to their home
on Sunday.
Miss (flora Hanks has returned to
Mrs. William Slicrwmul‘s. where she
is assisting in the care of Mr. Sher
wood. who has been III for six Weeks.
GLENBROOK.
Miss Ilazel Anderson. of Stsiiil‘ord,
was a visitor in (ilcubrook this Week.
Mr. and Mrs. I‘liarlcs Randall Were
guests of Mr. and Mrs, llromlleld. this
Week.
Miss Martini llroiollcld ninl her tits
ter. Florence. have gone to It‘lnlbush.
They expect to be away for a couple
of weeks.
The (Ilcubrooll Debating Society
held a reception ’l‘ucsdny evening. at
the residence of Mrs. (‘harlcs White.
Maple avenue. Messrs. illinrics and
Arthur White extended an invitation
to the society to mcci lIit‘l‘I'. Nearly
all the members were present. and.
with their guests. made it large num-
ber. Sonic Interesting addresses \verc
mode. The president. (iuy S, Kruui-
rine. spoke of the interest taken and
the advancement which had been
made in the speaking ability of the
members. lie was followed by Rev.
Samuel lecrs. who also spoke of the
Mr.
Krunirlnc ihcn introdin-ctl Dr. Iru Sill
son. as master of ceremonies. and the
doctor filled his part well. A very do.
Iighiful part of the evening's entcr-
tninmcui was singing by n quartctte
composed of tiny S. Kruinrlnc. buss:
llcsslc IIIII‘IWI‘II. soprano: Mabel Walks
er. alto. and .l. A. Stewart, tenor. ’I‘hcy
wre nm-oinpsnied by Miss Mary Jones.
There Was also a duct by Miss Walker
and Miss Hartwell. which was greatly
enjoyed. 'I'licse singers were heartily
cncorcd and they kindly responded. II
was the heurcrs‘ verdict that they tiling
unusually \vcll. ii‘rcdcrlck Iliildy gave
a piano solo which was also enjoyed.
The short spccclics which were given
by the members Were very luicrmtiuu.
and its lliillllI very amusing. A fine
iuippi r was ucvvcd. The society hull
motion in Ir proud of lhc success it
bun nctiltrcil in the past two years.
and bcllcvcit ilic prospects for an by
rirncllvo IIIIII t-uicrtnluing winter bi
before ii. The subjects for the tit-bitten
ltuvn been citation and next umntlt the
first debate will he held.
wwww
AWAITING ACTION IN WASHING-
TON
I'AitiS. October 20. ’I‘Iic I‘oulicII
of Ministers tnct today for the last
time prior in President Innibct‘s din
pattern for Madrid. The oflicint note
Issued after the llli‘iiIIlliz did not lili‘lb
lion Venezuela. from which It was con—
cludcd that no further action will he
lolicu pending the conclusion of the
negotiations at Washington.
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POPULAR AMUSEMENTE.
“Ilorn 'l‘liornc.“ Ilerilnt M. Ciny‘n'
popular hovel Itttit been dritllllllllnil.
The production of this play him prov-
on to he. one of the, bent melodra-
maa, of the season. 'l'hs book has al-
ready achieved a reputation for the air
that. now the play In establishing or
rather adding to the splendid rennin.
tion of the producing managers.
Mounts. Rowinnd‘and fillflord. It hi it
lieautlful love story. nlmply told and in
it manner that New one enjoys. lav-
en the "gallery Roda" alto lhronahoui
the performance with rain attention
ItlllI alternates says We "it nullv
about." "born Thorns" will be the in.
traction at lloyt‘o Theatre. Monday.
October 23.
mus-L... .. ......w»
i
for a commendable can». .
sentinel ado. pay.
Hit n. his home in .
Stephan Hoyt, of the Nursery, was .
I.
.. “ ”St“ ‘0.
..l transaction”- '0' "com
I aagnazyt a
with
for over twenty snarl.
IllT'fl given too
roll (iii an or related. .0,
other ‘blt'mfll’l’ll‘ l" tensed "
’l‘Il’o ‘. Gillard. aim. Ill.
i
I
i
-
Plea-ant, Palw
Nsvor sit-ken. nation or ripe doc. 25c. Illa.
acid In linl _. 'I‘lto alumina tablnl at
Guarantor to cure or your money I)
allia.‘l’hto whitened Dollood.
Novel-
amped (J U 0- i
ask.
sterling Remedy co.. Chlcago or N.Y. 597
I IIIIIIII‘. SALE. 'I'EI IliLLIOlI BOXES l
i
Asked and Answered-“()ne more
qnention, pa, hogan little Willie. hos-
icning to ask. “what kind 0‘ glass are
glass eyes made of?“ "Why ..- cr--
looking glass. I suppose, Now go to
bed."—-—Catholic Standard and News.
Special lull Main
The inhabitants, legal voters. of lite
Town of Norwalk are hereby notified
and warned that. a special town llli."‘l.~
ing will be held In the Town Hall.
Wall street. ’i‘ncsdny. October 2-bit.
Illiiii, at 3 o'clock iii the evening. for
the following purposes, to wit :’ ~
i. To consider and take action on u
[ll'illtitiiiioll for the sale by said town.
for manufacturing purposes. of a tract
of town land on the Easterly side of
Siiiilh eill‘ect, in said town. so {col in
width. and extending from the rear
pcrty oi" The St. George I’ulp & l‘a-
per (‘oinpniiy to land of Edward Mer-
rill; to appoint a coinliiliice to llllIIL'
such sale and execute and deliver, in
the name, of the town. the proper deed
or deeds of conve.‘ancc therefor. pro»
vided a price satisfactory to such coni-
inlttcc be obtained:
And to take such other action ro‘n
live to such sale and the disposition
of the funds received from the same an
the meeting shall deem necessary or
expedient.
'I‘tlgill‘illll an increase iii the sat
dry or the clerk of the. tax‘collecior.
if the meeting sees fit.
:i. To accept. it the meeting lll‘l‘lil-‘~
:idtlsnlile, as a public highway. the
street known as Crescent avenue and
running from I’iue Point to iieile Is
laud.
Dated at Not-walk, this Hub day of
tlciohci‘. Iliiift. .
Allli‘lli'lil A\'IS()N.
.iAMIGS A. “RUWN.
.i. ii. RAYMOND.
Selectmen of the Town of Norwalk‘.
CillJ
Assessors’ Notice.
We~ the undersigned. hereby glre
notice to all persons and corporations
liable to pay taxes in the t‘lly of
Smith Norwnik. that they are required
by law to deliver to the assessors. or
either of them. on or before the Isl
day of Novembcr. limit. a written or
printed list._dalcd. signed, and sworn
to. of all the property owned by them
on llie first day of llctoiull‘. lililfi. lla-
ble to tnxuiioumunkiug a description
of all the real estate. citeli parcel bc
lug separately descrilu‘d.
N. ll.‘ lists may be returned to thc
.isscsstti'sfat tbc t'onncil llooni. lluv
Ilnnd street, South Not-walk. from and
including October lgl. limit. and iii-
cluding November l. than, said office
in be open from liituo in lilztto o‘clock.
a. "L. and from 2:Iiu to {null o'clock.
ii. iii.. on Saturdays from Two in than
o'clock in the evening. IIIIII Wednesday
November 1. ilitlli, front 7:00 in ii p.
m
‘)
.4.
Dated at the (lily of Souili Norwnlk,
Conn. October Ill. lliiin,
FRANKLIN A. 'I‘OIddiIS.
GEORGE ll. VOt-ilillltilll.
010 lllt Assessors.
'fl. ..
“The L‘iiliiirii"
MODERN AND UP-TO-DATE.
ACCOMMODATIONS FIRST
CLAB
a
RATES VERY MODERATE.
¥ Joseph L. Walz.
Pro rlotDr.
Talon one. 398.
,—
OUT GLASS
some. satiny “rams. on.
serum. wares oars,
son sou atom-:5, arc.
; suitable for Wedding~ Praalnto,
AT Porous emcee.
'1A. w. warm.
. JIWILIH.
40 Wall St.
Norw‘alk. Conn.
OOWWW ’ '
Illll lTiiiiiiuiiuii inedible Induce It.
IIOUIS THE IDEAL
LIFE INIUIANCI CONTRACT.
Rater. Ionotlta Tand Privilege. in...
oolutol‘y filled and guaranteed in the
Policy.
I". u. PIILD. ain't. Aortic.
_ uninitiated Idlidlltfl,‘
l The afternoon program included ud-
rtlr new" . Pl't‘t cistern .
Central Hotel ' , "
tun. irritations altar g
fifty-ninth Annual Catharina Mind
. Hill! in Hartford Today.
HARTFORD. 'Octobor 20.~——Tsachers
of city and town ticiiools n all parts
of the slate attended to ififty~nlnth
annual ineetlng of the Connecticut
State. ’l‘ciiciiol‘s’ Association held here
in-day. tliouuh the .stormy weather
trade the monitor present smaller
than was expected. The meetings
were. held in the Foot (liiard Armory.
the general theme of the sessions bo-
lus ‘Moral 'l‘raliilug in the Public
Hi licoln." l'lcv. ilao'a S. Davis. of
New Britain. whoiwas the first speak-
or, discussed "The Ethical Approach in
Childhood and Youth."
dresses by Professor iii. l-lorshey‘
Bnoath and Prof. Villiam ln'ona
Phelps, both of Yale inlversiiy, fob
lowed by the animal business meet-
ing. Section meetings devoted to
work in the various grades wore held;
in different places late in the after-
noon.
NEW THEATRE IN LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE. Ky., Oct. 20.—-Con-
gressmnu Joseph ll. liincock, of (lov-
iugion. and local llfltilllfl‘l'Olll‘tlSGfltlng
the newly organized Independent: Thea»
trlcnl Syndicate last night authorized
the statement that negotiations have
been closed for a site within one block
of Fourth and Walnut streets on which
will be erected one of the liandsoinesl
theatres in the south, the cost of the
site of the theatre to be Sifttlfiilti. At
ili beginning of the hex: theatrical
season. the new play house will have
been placed ln commission. This then-
tre is to be built for the accommoda-
tion of the Independent lielasco. Flake
and Schubert prmluctlons.
—~~'l‘oo late to cure a cold after con-
sumption has fastened its deadly grip
on the lungs. Take Dr. Wood's Nor-
way i’lne Syrup while let there is
time.
AUTOMOBILE KILLED A WOMAN.
PARIS, October 2(l.»—An auti‘mmbile
driven by Lieutenant lloyou struck
and killed it worm-in lo-diiy near An»
nccy and threw out the occupants 'of
the car. seriously injuring Baroness
dc i’orlel and the Countess dc flanne-
innin.
bunlt’l
No Question
ABOUT THE SATISFACTION OB‘
TAINED BY THE USE OF
IiiiS Arcs
FOFI COMMERCIAL LIGHTING.
TIME HAS PROVEN THE HUM-
PHREY GAS ARC TO BE THE
- BEST
STEA DIEST
CLEANEST
AND MOST ECONOMICAL LIGHT
ON THE MARKET.
LET US MAKE A TRIAL INSTAL-
LATION.
tint ii’ittliiiiigtt
Phone 68.
i[titlilitiiii
TRANSACTS A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
M“
CAPITAL
3100.000.“
oURPLuo AND PROFITS
SIYJJIODJO
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON, Pno.
JOHN H. KNAPP. VIoo-Proo.
JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
E. H. Mathewson Henry do“. .
John H. Knapp Samuel man
Joalar It. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
.Cliriatlan Swan:
John H. Light.
Prod H. Rowan ‘
Com. and make your aalaotlon and
got a room for the winter bolero thoy
are all gone. Thor. are a tow l'lna
up-td-d iii. attain hunted, It'll i andbold
.Cor. Monroe and l
'a I
SM. 59th “Jilin”.
J. aims. area?
OI'I'lGI SECOND FLOOR.
.F'le, , .
SURETY BONDS
, of all kinds.
arm to
Jacob M Layton.
as'rsa mam/mm out"
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