_M mlttee to at. ttails. ,in
IR111 was in all 151 it".
litter of it: t
10'! was altered‘ til." it'd law
tNorwiclt'i and referred to t
it proposed ihata
. a board.
tilar t .thnt in New Jersey
ism: lumbar of liéh'l‘s
were presented by flremen
lbut. one approved. The
1'1 Bridgepor
about two months.
"on November 1.
from
- tell
all.
" three years’ acttye
therr‘ank anti his or
11161113 have to serve
6 board believed that
use One and all alike
.blll tol'trliat- 617.0512
1_m J‘lee
......
salon ' a" n'Tar clears
bil" heir-11111111011
ud's rengihen’ed. and
ted
(omen MILL exr‘tooso.
' iii °l 31W
r’.PIant
the Atticrica'h Powder .
estimated to r
01 known. ,-
as or he Automobile Club of
1 his to cm for memes ‘
‘ it the line: of duty. 'i‘he state.
mount appropriation for that
and it‘ was the opinion of the
th‘st until an emergency war. 1
‘ change, that none should be
A
i‘ul claims for' benetits from the
lid various parts of the state. '
[1‘ was that of ex~Chief Wilcox.
' re department.
three months'lsgo Chief Wilcox
tired while at a fire and drew
£1 The .
“omissions”; irowovcr. .
his his injuries permanent,
1111 led to bene'
gives out of!
(RI {"out his case up to 1-
or is oral for an opinion as "
to. litititbi' it can pay the claim or 1'
was appointed tonic»
ext. convention which '
ll
1 1 lioth'cs the inflamed mem~ ~
iid’the most. obstinate cough _
and lniinm‘ed lung};
' it pulled, from the system. The
RR or! run... and R H. Plot‘sj"
.000 Dons at American
TO'N,M35E'I€N1'DV' 28.—-An e lo
‘ 'powder'" 'in th’e' so. 7 "wills"
plant. tor South Acton. Mulch
the country for many “lilies in
éptfq‘n's wr'eclt'nd the No. 7 mill.
. o 'llvéi‘i‘ w'erglost. The
6“,
1.0004 The cause. #5111 ml,” 331':
.sdlrec't talks. but folks don t
he jolts.“ ‘Th'ei most is put
i909, st C
ma..-
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A11, .AIIII IIII
yr. .14.. '.‘1
Congregational Qr qtnapions io Coim'
memoraie 200,} tells'iol Existence'
.—.
-'».r' .bvii
done. 1 1
use; July 4. 1'909
the executive board of the .1. ' "
1011 the resolution instruttlng 1
P
6'31 .
No. 2-0mm 'ro
AMATE
'UR'a', 1101‘ ER 7
AMERICAN
Rl RS"
and ,
has
stories piiblll
Alli)
$21111 in Rates Each Week In 26 weeks
Wiilfifs Distribulsdin Accordance with the Votes 01' HERALD Readers and for the boat
ed during the entire competition there will be given
ONAI. PRIZES TOTALLING $5,500
In
one
ch cl
,'i‘-c W
'ihe Other
‘.' a
re-
the
' as
THE VOTIN
ser- 1
the 1»
five
the
and
a right: Mn Ire tor"
the '
In
the'
A
1
.11
' doggone» posts: or the Grand rm».
R‘ho titlinbor of votes cast for the various contestants for the Grand 1' rise is not to be announced until
competition. but each day a table is to be printed shouting w:hl(h dozen or twenty contestants
R) ' which dinner they I11e entered
' From" the stories sent in by school teachers two will be chosen each week, and '.'
from the stories sent in by other writers two will also be chosen, by a committee,
and the'.fdur stories will be published each Sunda
tinued for 26 weeks, and thus 52 of these stories 0 each class will be primed
Herald readers will determine by vote each week which of the two stories of
s published that week is the better.
It! Winner In Each class‘WIu Be Paid m, an 1
“Rory Will Re Paid 835. d “19 Writer oi
'A't the end of the 28 weeks the five stories in Competition No.1 and the live stories in Competition No. ,2
that have received the most votes from Herald readers during the 26 weeks will be republished simultaneously
in the sunday Herald, that they :11in be reread and compared and ilnaiiy ruled on to determine the Winn." of
tileGrltid Prices. The dual vote will be added to that the stories havi- already rocei red.
In case” or any tie in the popular vote the prize or prises will be divided equally between those who
A
Each Sunday the Herald will commit two coupons in Ionnectinn with EACH oom'u
' petitimhsth'ut of the teachers and that of the other Writers.
will lie for the render to use in voting his preference between the two stories of the “cell; the other coupon will
M for him to use in indicating (as the. contest proceeds) uhioh one or the simies that be has read be, con-—
Grand Prize (oupoiis will also be published daily in the Herald for the
Stories should not be ovor".’100 words eucli. they should be typewritten and on
one side of the page. ("1151,11le must state clearly on the iirst pa
1 “School ’luut‘hcrs" or' 'Aniutcur and Other American gR’
00min the Authors un‘me or uom (le plume for publlcutlou, find the authors full name and full
mot for publication) must be on the upper left hand (ornor of the first page Mutinm'rlpts published and
b'ethe absolute properly (if the New York Herald Company.
“1M Manuscripts should be. sent in as soon as possible.
Wuucripts and allcommunkation‘s relating to the (son'Ipetition should be adv'
Gum EDITOR SHORT STORY COMPETlTiON Box it, 001) Rtation E, New York city.
I the New York Herald Til-Morrow
' OR ruRrHsR PARTICULAR ‘ , .
in the Herald. This will be con-1
One (If these coupons
of the
titers "
\‘o manuscripts will
on
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Mater Boat Club'- Annual Meeting—.I
Wino" P. Foss, Vic's- Commodore
NEW YORK, Nov, 28 ——At the on
one] meeting of the Motor Boat Club!
of America held Wednesday night. 1
plans im the coming year were dis-
missed and the. following officers were
elected: Commodore. Joseph ll
Hoadley‘ vice-commodorpe Wilson P.
Foss: rear commodore. H. R. Sulphen:
treasurer Charles Francis; board of
governors. J M Shaw. M D. Chapman.
Lewih Newvimnn, E. 1 Steiner. James
. ~0raig, 112...}! Ray and C. Tow-
ll . , er
CASTOR IA
or WI and Wil-
liulilhi in listening: ilutlli
til
Alh-
NEW CORPORATIONS. ,
.A certificate 0L incorporation was
died Wednesday win. the state sec're
tn'ry by the Stamford Academy for
Boys, of Stamfordw The purpdse of the
incorporators is to conduct a’ boarding
and military school for boys. The
L authorized capital stock is $10. 000 and
' the business will begin with $1..000 The
incorporators aIc Karl W. , Book. of
New" York, A G Bode of Stamford
George Rchlciciier ct Stamforid George
S'cblecher of New York and Bertha
Schlechcr or Stamford. .
The Ch'enhll'g’ Land Company of
1~ l Waterbuiy We nesday filed its certifi-
cate of organization with the state sec-
Ictnry.
The Tennesse Timber Company. of,
Audover. filed a ccrtiti'c‘ate oforgnnlzs-
tiou: showing that 320. shares have
been subscribed for. " '
'1 'The E. W. Hubbeil Company of
',1, Westport. also tiled an organization
. certificate. The president-f Rupert.“ H.
Hubhelh holds' one share, the tress
,1. .Ilrer; Edward W. Hubbell. has thirty-
four and Susie G Hubbell, the score
.t'ary. has five.
pleurisy and consumption; will 'be here.
.Cure your cough now, and strengthen
your lungs tvltl'i Foley's Honey and
'l‘nr. Do not risk starting the winter
with weak lungs, when‘ Foley's Houeydt
and Tom will cure the most obstinate
coughs and colds, slid prevent serious
results“. The Clifford Pharmacy and
1 R. ‘H. Platsted. '1
W
TURK EY'I'AUSTRIA‘j RELATIONS.
here, Hiki'uet' Bey',
' ,.ohs1'g‘e d'ai‘faires
inteiyiewit" recently
' 3' has held several
‘ with Baron 1103 Aereuihslfithe Austro
Hungarian Minister Of Forfeign Kitalrs,
and other officials of the Foreign" Oi-
iicc .and the result has been the better-
, ing of the relations between the two
. countries. Hikmet Boy said Turkey
Wns anxious for good: relations with
Austrlirlluugary. emphasised the do:
slrablliijy oil. an understanding with re-
" ' orricsasstsoreo.1
Winter blasts, causing pneumonia, Ill
VIENNA No’v; 28-‘1‘119‘1 'l‘url't’ish 151
amblilanoe to the hospltni‘
gurd1 to. the proposed international com 1
divers. and» declared that Turkey has .
e.
11,;—
not hot '.Soruia and Montenegro to
M fit 1..
“dd—Is.“
. -. M, d, ..,,.,. ,. .
NEW STYLE BANK FORMED.
MANCHESTER N. H.. Nov. 2841's.-
organization of a popular bunk, patent
ed utter institutions which hnvc prov ed
successful in Canada. but are said to
have been untried. hitherto. In this}
country. has been undertaken by mem
bers of St. it'lun' 3 Church parish lil
this city. The bunk offci's’fcnturcs of
both savings and (hi-operative organiza-
tions. Depositors may borrow to the
extent of their savings. and further. ac-
cording to their responsibility 'us (is
termihed by n bourd of advisers. Dc
posits are received in trust up to a.
certain amount. when they hm Irons-
terred into shares in the name 01‘ the
depositois. These shut-cs 11I'e redeem-
able at their face value at any time.
The officials are scleded from the
sharehdlders oulv. ' '
HEXAMETHYLENETETRAMINE.
The above is the some of a German
chemical. which is one of the many
vulunble ingredients of Foley" 5 Kidney
Remedy. Hexnmethylenet‘etramine is
recognized by medical text books and
authoitles us a uric acid solvent and
anti septic for the urine Take Foley s
Kidney Remedy as soon as you notice
any irregularities. and avoid a serious
malady. The Cliiford Pharmacy and
R H. Plaisted
, sove 3101.: use or Powoea'.
S'EHUI’ON', Nov. 28.~Antonio Crap
ullccl. aged nine years, Guiseppl, his
brother, aged seven years. and Harry
Repkn, twelve years. old, were III-rest
ed Thursday “night, charged with the
theft of‘a keg of powderweighin'g about
25 pounds. from the pawder house .01-
D. N". ‘Cia‘rit.‘“ The boy; lt‘is bald, were
storm to break into the place, and when
rrested were attempting'to carry the
owdcr away.‘ Some time ago; it: is
said similar quantity of dynamite was
taken from the powder house.
'1
TYPOTHETAE GET HURRY-UP
. CALL.
A special meeting of the Connecticut
'l‘ypothetae will be held next Monday
night. in New Raven taking place oi
the regular nieet'lu‘g échedule'd tor the
Monday following. The call fer the
meeting says that business of vital im
portance is rhizome before the session
This organization is composed of the
aster printers and publis‘hbrs of the
late. Roger W Tuttle, of New Ha
n, secretary of the Typ‘othetae, to
day declined to state what the import-
‘ain‘t business 'was. and other members
(lithe society said they were ignorl
as to the iniport of the call. ’
a‘nl
PICKED UP UNCONSOIOUS.
”Human Hoyt, of New Canaan. was
cited up in an uncon'scibu3' condi
Hop on the Berkshire division plat
form oi: the railroad depot in Bridge
port Tuesday. and removed in the
There
were indicailops that the than. wait
either suffering from a. tit or possibly
it'll ordainia, but physician's tit“ the1~
spltsl decided that neither of these
use the cause. Hoytf recovered can
the “"111
'zl'lies.
military science and tactics, specify-
’ ilary department to whom opportunity
,or‘ range practice or both
“ 1'11 institution desire target supplies
finiteness and1returned home Tuesday
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AIIIIIIIIIIIIIII IIIII
IIAIIIIIIAI‘IIIIAIIIV
War Department Allowance lo Stairs
is Announced
The. division of Inilitlzt ntfitirs of
(input imcilt 11.:1'11I1nouuctd
tho ullou'uncc (if u'mmuuiil‘ou f'or li‘.(-.
present fiscal .\"cni mode to the nation-
at guard under (lie ucI oi Lliiiy 27.
1908. being 50 i'iei cent of tho allow
once to the. regulalj army. The total
set aside for this purpose 11'" “1.1.1241.
divided 111110111; the state's umuillug
to the 'enilsted silength of 111111111
tionni guard New lnrl; leads with
an enlisted sif‘1tltlglll 0113.15th and
880.133 for ammunition; New Meat
(:0 has the smullest IIILtlI:iiIIIi_§1'InId.
gets $1,635 for its 2343 enlisted. men.
Connecticut stands thirteenth tn the
list, with an enlisted stipugth of 2.520,
receiving an allowance of $1.1 “‘4
in pursuance of the plan to encour-
ago. the touching oi the use of i’lio
military rifle in educational institu
lions and rifle practice. "among the
students. the our department has re-
\‘lSEd the cidcis governing tho, show-
since of small arms ammunition to in-
s'titutions at which officers of the. 111111.11
‘ard detailed as instructois. l‘ndeI ti-‘y
Iiew regulations $21000 has been set
aside far the 100 such institutions to
include riflebnil cartridges. blah.
ammunition. 22 calibre bull (liltfllilllgtla
for gallery practice and target sup-
issues will be made on Icquf'si
dons certified to by the professors of
lug the actual facilities for the gal
or)" and range practice. the time 111
otted' by the institution and the num
ber of students enrolled in the mil
is afforded by the authorities of the
institution to participate in 'guliery
The war department specifies the
'1nsxlmum allowance for each student
‘it1 310 rounds of rifle-bail cartridges
‘br each range. the total not
teed 120 rounds at student. WlIe gal
‘.ory practice is held in addition ll,
range practice. 60 Iounds of 22 calibre
ball cartridges are allowed for each
Itudent.‘ When there is gallery prac
‘ice. but no facilities for range prac
tice. 120 rounds of 22- calibre aIe al
'pwed for each student. Each insti’
'.ution is also allowed ten rounds of
"'ltle blank cartridges. Should such
film; may be obta bed from" the war
'lepartment. but on y in lieu of a. cor-
1 nding monetary reduction of the
'tInli unitiOu allows'nce for that lusti
on.
7"12 you suffer fr 'r'n constipation Ilud
lver trouble Fol y's 01-11110 Laxative
viii cure you permanently hf- stitnh
sting the digestive organs so the will
let naturally: Foley's brunt LaRu‘viE
1 loss not gripe, is pleasant to take and
on do not. ave to take laxatives con;
lnuall‘y art 1 taking: 0rino:"'1‘lie ‘olt '
o'rd Pharmacy, and R; H. Platelet! '
Hartford North, Hartford iluuili
.. '.tions.
' South
'Feb'.4
1 root
" tile av.
‘ how lirtuly and u'ldv-ly Congregation-
'1 of Connectirut.
At the December meetings of the
and
F‘uirileld Associations of Congrega-
for (ciobrutiug the two ”“1""le un-
nlvcrsuiy ot' choir 01' ”10311 015.11117.
North
tious in 11109. 'ilio iiuiii"oid
1 Association was organized Mari-(ll It.
1709, in iii-oping with :In ugrccuwul
'.' which was made by tho (longrrguliim-
al ministers iu' Hartford county Feb.
2. 1709. ti‘his agreement provided
that all Congregational Iuiuistoin in
the- county should t’orm iwu associa-
'i‘he iirsi. or Hartford North
Association. was composed of minis-
iors in Hartford, Windham, lv‘urminyi-4
ton and Simsbury. The Hartford Soutil'f
Association comprised the ministers;
In Wethersileld. Middieiuwn. llnddum,
Waterbury. Glastonbury iillil Com-hes»
11111 The churches in the linrti‘urd
Association were widely sphi-
tercd. 'l‘WI') hundred yours (1.9.11 liurt-
ford' county included the must of
Litcbilcld and 'i‘oliund counties. The.
proud urea covered by . the iiiII'tiui'ii
South Association was du: m 11.. mi.
' that county Iiues' Wt'it.‘ not I'igidii' es
tublishcd in 1709
There'- are 12 associations in the
state at the present. limo. These are
the. Hartford Central, ol‘KnIIizcd June.
7. 1843; Litchfleld Norili, July 7. 1752;
thchiiuld South Juliet. 1791;:‘iliddle-
s,ex (let 2. l787; Nuugetuclt Vinny,
1879; New illivcii Nov.
New' 'l.ondon. 17511: Toilund,
Aug. ll. 17 till, umi \\‘indhum, (1121.28.
11723
' ' The Hartford Contra] was mndo up
" originally liom luoiiiliol's of 11111 Hart
101d North \ss(it-.iullun its present
mmubtrs include Prof. Donald lfl. Muc-
[lonuld of the 'i‘iiI-uloglcui Seminary;
Dr E. P.‘ ‘i’urltcr. Chnplsiu
John ll Doolittle. of the, house- itrv.
Joseph H ’l‘wkliclly the Rev llr. i13d~
\v'uid lluwm the lien. liunrv 11.11.01
514.1110. ltev. Willluni Dolor.- i love.
lW’Iof Alexander It. Murrlum, tlu- iti-v.
Willium W. ituuury. the Roy. lir.
Rockwell liurnion i’uttrr. Prof, Edwin
K. Mitchell, the tier. William if». 1211.:-
llfiil 111' Emit Wiiiili'svu. riitl rim tto‘v.
Resin“ Ncl. on ('11 Windsor
There is only one Convicgaliouhl-
'1 church in the state that hill cc Music I .
h is, ’-'
lis (cnirnuini in 19011 1‘ his chux'
In Bridgowuier litt‘lillelu countv,
llcv. lluiigy lluvenpoit bring
the.
The church had :1 mm! Iuvnilmz-siiip oi .
1.7 on .iztu. l1. liius. ’i‘lir' InIIIIbei' of
ancient churches in the slut»: shows
clism entvcuclml “51‘“ ii. Iiu- colonies;
’l‘he mother churches
were loomed in Windsor, l'lurifordpund
mguuizud In Plymouth 112111;, in liillti.
"‘hc first church in ilmtford' was of
unuizvd in l)0Tt‘lli_‘SlPl'. Muss... L: 11132
.1111] the Wdltu-I'sficld cllill‘th in 16:15.
From the luttII (lint until the meani-
Ilou n period of it years, there wcie
til c‘lmlchus founded by Couuecthut
(‘ongreaatimialistts 'ilic ills: church in
Milford W as founded the sums your in
165?. the Norwnlk (hurcb was organ-
ised. and the Noiwich (boron in 11in
The Old Seybrook church was found-
id in mic, and the New London
church in 1042. The church in llruu»
ford dates from 1644. and tho Stum-
i'ord church from 1035. having been
founded the same year as the 'Weih-
ersfieid church. The church in shut
totd was organized in 1639. the date
of founding the Milfoid church and
the church in New Haven The chuIch
in Clinton was cstubliilhod in‘ ‘liiti'i.
All of these ancient churches. which
have both founde more than 200
years are strong and vigorous, per
forming tnithfully the: work whtch
they undertook utt lle' eutset. ‘
The bicentennials of the i'InIli’orii
\orth. Hartford South and l‘ulrileld
Associations will be events of grout
interest in the history of Congrega-
tionalism in Connecticut.‘ ':' ' «
._.._._——-——'--—-—h'
CA3
M” M”...
Signature
of
oRIMINAL‘ TERM IN ON‘ TuesoAY.
--'-u—-'—
September Term Ended Last Tuesday,
’ 'st Danbury.
Edward Schirrmau, who Ives found
guilty of second degree murder by a
jury in Danbury. last Tuesday, was
taken to Wethersileld yesterday after.
noon, by Jnller Seofleid. lie was charg-
so with shooting ldn Potter who vies
snid‘ to have been his wife. The mur-
der occurred 'in Danhury lust sum-
mer.
The November session of the crim-
inal superior court ended with the
Schirrman trial, but the December
term commences in Bridgeport next
Tuesday. with Judge (lager on the
bench There are 11 large number of
cases on the docket but it is not ex-
pected that by important matters
will. be taken up at the start
Prosecutor DeLnney, of the Bridge
port city court, stated today that. the
criminal court had so much business
that it wouldn’t be surprising to see. a
continuous session from September
until: June in- the near future. The
court gets many cases from Green-
wich nnd' Stamford, and although the
otiicials work as rapidly as possible.
they are seldom able to clear up the
docket before the session ndjourns.
SCHO NER DRIVEN ASHORE.
CHAT AM} mass,
tempting to round MonotnOy Point. to-
day, the two-masted schooner l‘iorence
A., of Rnckiand. lumber laden f
upon the West aids" or the Handker-
1nhiof‘ Shoal by wind and tide“, where
she pounded until her seams opened
aild siie‘ tilled With watch Her crew
of five men were bm‘nghi. ushers by
life savers from Monomoy Point, after
‘ trusses unmounted iii vain for hours
t 3915' the vessel afloat
'1 ~—I..........._.J_—_—._
D'ainty india‘n muailns are
mudo
,' {Hugo is said to have made 1950.006
out of six booke.11 ‘ 1
..1 v.I—'.4;-vi"§
. sensitive? it the lawn trea-
tiouul ciergymen, steps will be taken '
room
'- firing-hiya; Lamp
"—«III or sr'w‘ by ii—Ivan I lire your eyes.
(lull hurncr. Mid: oi brass. nieIuI plan-1i.
. 11‘.
-l‘ #11'1111 i“‘1i',*,14~"-' {My emu
fi'om'EI/ery Ouncé ofifiie‘l
When the mercury drops out ol sight. 'apil ' '
you inst can' '.llteep the}. house witmqou "ll
lint“! ii wonderlully convenient toi use a
PERFECTION
Oil Heater
(qutippcd With Smokeléss De'vlee)
Its very light-“carry it aboublleai any cold
Turn the wick high or lo'v'v— no
danger-flip smoke—no smell. ltasily cured
lot and gives nine hours ol
cozy comloit at one IiIIing ol
lirnss lont.
nickel and japan.
heater warranted.
with its llo'otl oI study.
brilliant light I! ideal Ior ‘
Pill: long winter awnings
ll ynnr' salami)! supply the Raye Lamp or Perledion Oil
Hutu. wriiz' our nearest messy lot I descriptive circular.
STANDARD OIL 1C0MPANY
Chronic-nus)
-. . .1, no.5.” ‘l we!» 553313131 55.11:} 19‘.- 1== - '1'- "
Finished in
Every
Inf improved realm
Every lll'llp warranted
l r
inn—-
il1y 1. rzli
pusiur. I. 5
He hogan his work then) Jun l. 1110}. I ;
ration of the Hartford North Asso' ‘i-ll 1 ;
'Nov. 28 —‘-ln ut- '
m ,
Bangor' '16- Neil Bedfol‘d,‘ was "dii on '
FREiGHT asaaeuau'.Hun'r:"
W ti Emilie; u linguists employed by ;,
the ,\':w ilzt'. (111' loud. was c'uught be.-
th'. on two irelgbi ci'n: vusturda)
unnulns, u1 iiI'qu-hvillc, while gamilll'
I‘ll); them.” 11ml budly pinched-about
the, hips. lie WIIH tukeu hum Brunch-
\Il.1-Il ll'iubmy in iii-.3 lot :11 V's-High:
11.1111 i‘.oIlIli‘.'(1IV'ulk, and motored to
' : 1.1 Au (1,1..1111 111.1101:
Mun I'c'vIrl. '01] Hit furl ill.“
1.. ltiincs “'1 1'0 broken
he“
N:wi-1
Carriage.
hverytiung for the
MAIN 37.. 5(1er NORWALK.
the time 1" hiiv'e your ‘ " '
Sleigh 1
Repaired and tainted:
Wethorstleld. The Window church was
Robber Tires pwut' on "your Auto" and Carricge an‘d' also the alloy
1 Horse Striping and Clipping 1
LUTHER M. WRIGHT
' Phone Coltnectlon.
J W. DODGE
22 Washington Street.
_.....
Taoope re supehltss‘ o1sonoE7Rs
STR‘ASSBUBG, Nolr'. 1’28‘3-4'119: gov
i‘l‘lill’ii‘lll‘ 'l'i'u's" iinléi‘i’R truirps into the
g nulnu (cal mining (llSlllil to sup-
pi'ons disorders on the purl of tho. strik-
I115; minors. Slllf‘t' the Humm disaster
ii1etulI'Ier5uyer that the Lorraine
rl' :'-'.Iit are 11115: {.9 and ”101' wins to
in down. Some of the strikers :-Iitempi
l‘tl toxin“- in bimv up at mine with dynn
l‘llt’ but tiny 1'."pr frustrated by lllt‘
’11: inc glands.
Manama-u..-
ope-rt .- «q...
looked over and put In good shape
for the Spring.
Horse and carriage
% ALSO MAIN ST.. $TAMFGRD
South Norwalk.
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Jeddo and Old Company '3 1 Lelugh:
FOR FURNACE.
Cross Creek and Upper 'Lchigh
For, Cookin’it Range And Sell Heats
c'sosoe M HOLMES.
STEPHEN H. HOLMES,
FREDERICK A. ELLS.
Provo T..,RUSCOE. »
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Norwalk Savmgs ' SOCiCty:
‘ ' ' 44 WALL STREET: NDRWKLK ""
INCORPORATED 1849.
Deposits, (in. i, 1908,..- 33 599. 055 92
" DIRECTORS
The Place to Get It Is at
TheB, Hershilel‘ddsonCo s'
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WILLIAM A c'uRTIs.
moses 1H. cLovsR,:--
Lawsoc sheen.
122 WATER eraser.
Norwalk Chronicler