"is » . .
'i
“Witwmoeeamr'”
mm
. "o'er" -. .
-‘ 5 ' your doctor how often he pr“ ‘ “Moll:
for children. He will probably .“Vorw .
bimbewdieahepreacdbesstou favfllthl'
“V frequently." Thenwaslt l
.gE-Wathonlcflfpr ~ , " "'
y "1.
Mrs. W. W. Ballard was in Stam-
ford. Wednesday. _
Mrs. John Hallo'ran is recovering
, from an attack of pneumonia.
Theodore Fairbanks is engaged in
the squab and pigeon business. ‘
Miss Louise Trowbridge is expect-
ed at Coliender‘s Point this week.
William'Ziegler. the son of the late
William Ziegler, will travel in Europe
this‘ summer.
Dr. A. ‘ ls.
Your out.“ one
Filled at the
Bridge Pharmacy
Prompt and ancient service at
3‘
3.. Get
nicely, though she is not yet able to
leave her bed. ‘
There is usually a good turnout from
East Norwnlk to social functions for
the benefit of the batters, and it is ex-
pected that this evening will be no ex-
take risks of falling. lie does not
mind his adVanciug years. but finds
that he cannot get ss-itind quite so
quick as he used to, y
Sometime ago a present was sent .
~’\‘\-...-
Kind
The ' wright. and Which Moon
in use for over 30 years. barbarous!” aim of
You Have Always
Fitch ls erecting a
. ' ‘ . all man. ac tion, when a benefit dance will be to One of the Davenpbrt's as a birthday .
‘ P“ i it ti to i lied ut Arion Hall. . remembrance, but when the package garage and all additibu to her house .4 and W'Mfiumluhdfl‘m’fl-
, crsona a on on given at , h d h d ' d 1.1 ‘l on Maple svenuoi . _ , . . .. . ..
. . _ . prescription work. Ii‘he‘East liloriiavalkI Yacht Club now 3:5”: “‘1on flaggd 03:11:“ with . George Shel-or is completing nianv , sonnlsupErvilllonpiucoiuiriMug,
Chairs for our trolley patrons. 11'3““; :UI'l‘(?:B‘1:lP:Blmhlgiutfi‘lolgll tears in her eyes. she‘said: “lie my improvements upon his handsome V ' ' ‘ Mimic anchrdeIVo yoniu flail..-
’ Coiuein and wait for your car. up a, "w club “on“. Fromm" is grandma and grandma and nobody irouuds in Mbple avenue. A‘ll (louuwrlelts, [initiations anduJust-as-good’mre but
Get! it] now While we can Innde to care for all of the hosts can 9136's." but 0 few 0379.393 “'0'“ Flull‘ M“ “in“ Mrs. James WOO“ “"3 [aperture
. that trifle with and caudal! r haul . 1
BRIDGE PHARMACY ste soon brought her back to her own receiving congratulations or friends initiate" an Guiana—Experience unfit‘guflngnf
ed by the members.
, ‘ » , . . pm" dispmltlon. _ over the arrival of a daughter at
make rom t on . J. PARKER Mlfllflf- The Benedict Farms brldge l8 Still
4 D , p C “cc ‘ ' in need of attention, though most of: The “1‘00“” chla GOOanW. tum” home. ‘ " * ‘~
”OHS. Postal brings it has been filled in. At one point.‘ which h“ been in'the hub” with a MTB‘ Samuel Henna“ of South- . hat is I I
port, and Mrs. B. A. Seeley, of Barton.
and Paper Company, 0 Norwalk, was Were recent guests of Mrs. Charles
towed out of the harbor. this morning. Waterbury. of Toulouse Hill.
by the till! ‘Addie V- The GOOdDOW \ Mr. and Mrs. baptiam will occupy
WI" 80 10 New York “"1“" fl 10M 01 Dr. W. .l. Long's house on Noroton
coal. which She will take to St. Georgia. Hill, this summer. waits Dr. and Mrs.
Egfinlivrll‘lsmli grnfogen’ gill!“ bflCk [01F and family are at their camp in
, , , . l 0 ID. Ma no. Mrs, baptism was formerly
tomiaiiicd in Mrs. vs a i l -
m»: little “6“. whoAMfi 1:11:11: if {law The small epidemic of measles. Ml“ Jim“ Edna Cullen. 0’ ”0'0“”!-
dnys‘ ‘13“ here. ,1 .which, it was thought, was all over, i Among the sui‘nniler residents Ivlvho
. , . , ’ “is still in town after all, a! is shown lave opened tie r iomes at Go en.
wlilll-ili llfillifilit‘ljlinrltlllg :fiiékhgugoggflggj by the (gases, which have. been steadily der’s Point, or are about to do so, are.
count of itself this season. will journey developing. M the entrance of all John U' CHmmiM' Jr" l” 8' Willard.
tb Winipauk Sunday according to the houses where there is a case ”r the Judge. A‘ Holmes, John P Robbins. 1“”
present program ilhd try to illtli' malady. the health officer has placed M. Gent. Mrs. William Aiegler and 1).
rings around anlaititreitutlon of ball a yellow warning card. which, how- I” Elituan.
tossers in that part of the town. a "”3 1’ not mandatory like ll quaran- The. enicrtaimucnls of Center
‘ line card. It School, Darlen, given at the Town
3: . 1...... meted a... um...
. . ’ . >. .
W. li. Lannin, of Boston. last evening, of lust \veek. Were highly success-tut;
the girders supporting the section of "”30 0' pulp '0" the .t- 090'“ Pulp
wooden bridge, have given away, al-
lowing the flooring to sag.
Mrs. Wallace. Osborn, who has been
the. guest of her daughter. Mrs. H. I).
Ayers, at Flushing, inng Island. re-
turned home ,yesierduy and was ac-
Arbor Day exercises are being held
today in the Fitch and Marvin
schools.
Alexander Wieth has the. contract to
paint Charles Raymond's residence in
(lregory Boulevard.
The Phllatliea Class of the East
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church,
will meet this evening at the home of
Miss Bessie (ieib. First street.
The ladies of Christ church that with
Mrs. Frederick \‘Vlieeicr, yesterday, for
the purpose of planning for u rummage
sale to be held next Wednesday. on the
Washington street bridge. ‘
The newly arrived daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Frederick ii. imiiquist, of
First street. is doing nicely. as is also
the mother. The little girl has not
representative. Castor-la is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil. Palo-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is Pleasant. It
condoms neither Opium, Morphine“ not other harbour
substance. its age is its guarantee. It destroys Won!!!
ttnd'ailoys Fovorishuess. It cut )8 Diarrhoea and Wind
(Jolie. it relieves Teething Troubles. cum Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food..regiiiaties the
tifomacli and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep;
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend.
GENUINE CASTO RIA ALWAYS
Bears the Signature of
r
Connecticut
Company.
H. .
Our spring styles are ready for your
inspection. Will be pleased to show
them to you. Prices range from 10s
to “0.00 Double Roll.
sole Agent for Fr. Beck & Co. and
.inneway a Carpenter's Wall Paper;
Crockery. Glassware. House Furnish-
ing. Goods, Paiuters' Supplies, English
Blue China by the piece or set. These
goods will not. craze.
.Wl been funnnn)‘ ““1an her home with her son. E.‘lk(lg(‘l‘ Ed at the Advent (3mm n church in Van There was :1 large attendance. All i
Charles l. Seller-k, of Gregory Boulev ““"NL l“ (-Wlim) lionlcvuid. “'3 Ell Zandt street, when to delivered his the numbers of the program \vero
vard. has develo ed quite an extensive “'“nd lb ”'0 only survhing child 0' ”’9 illustrated lecture, “From the City of well rendered. Principal Stone had
deceased. who was advanced in years.
The funeral will be held tomorrow uf’~.
lernoon at 2:30 o’clock.
charge of the exercises. iThe prw
cecds will be applied toward paying
for the piano.
Destruction to the City of Zion." The
lecture was profusely illustrated and
vary interesting. (in account of this
‘Charles Byxbee. who is u well-known 19‘1“”. the WSW" weekly Pm?" “l“ '
baseball enthusiast, went dong to New “9" 0f the church ““3 ”9““ 0"“le
York yesterday and was delighted to ”“5 W99“-
see the Giants beat the Chicago Cubs! The. Washington street bridge is a
at the Polo Grounds. Mr. Byxbee had i steady problem for the town. East
also been longing to see 1 ”Great Norwaik residents say they would like
Matty. otherwise Christopher Mathew- 3 to see the town get to work on it. it
son, and saw the hurling mount artist . seems to be pretty well established
at almost his best. that eventually the approaches will he
, filled iu.but the question of when theI
“A!" g"; ‘tlll’gtinl-lmfetl‘dls: oralllfiul’llfif. ‘ filling will begin is an important one.
, ~ ' ‘ Mnnv eo le would like to devise a
ties were a burden. but finally the of ' p p
sod business. 1 c has a machine cut-
ting off ihe sod on the. property oppo-
site hls residence In Gregory Bonk»
vnrd. '
Mrs. Sarah Foster and daughter,
Miss Currie Foster. have moved from
20 Haviiaiid street. South Norwaik. to
No. 10 Fort street, East Norwnik, hav-
ing made the change of residence this
week. ‘
Mrs: .l. lrvlilg Dunning, who has been
going through quite a severe attack
of the measles at her home in Exist
Washington street, is now improving
wolf
Miss Minna Lee, of Norwalk. is visa
iting relatives in town.
Mr. and Mrs. Root, of the city, spend
the week-ends at W. l.. Keeier's. in
North Wilton. .
Miss Helen Middlebrook has return-
ed from a several months visit with
its Kind iou'H’aie. than that »_
In‘ Use For Over 36 Years.
"mu man. norms do -. it
W-W .Ww
lift Illilllilllfll
80:19 agent for lilille Coaimbli‘a Phonol- I“ ternoon session was over and they 3233's,)“: [fitting the town to hustle relatives in Blnghumtou, New York. MAKES BIB JUIP Security company. --
Elli). 0-8 1'8 118 30 D93 an GOLD MEDAL rlOUR were able to scsmper over to South ' ' i. The report closes with the usual
Daubte Disk Records. Muslc on both . - - Norwalk to see a tent show. Their Whenever the curly headed liffle Mr. and Mrs. Herbert s. Ogden and tables of the detailed statement‘of each
sides, 65c. indestructible Cylinder circus nppotltp has 1)....“ thoroughly Major Is threatened with some'straii family, or New york. stifle“ I0 0119" company invaluable for reference and
Records. 35c. Fits any cylinder ' whetted by a“. cm“, posters. two oil for certain little naughty acts. lie 1h?" country refildehi‘“ 0'1 0r about lncrease lot llie Year Amounls l0 genera.‘.;m¢.._
a good word for the courbiny's sloth
ods and promptness of payment.
There is a very long statement of the
relations between the company soothe
May 20th.
Several high school teachers from
New York will spend the week-end in
town. taking their meals at "The Fern-
machioe and lasts forever.
Window Shades and Picture Frames
to order.
always gets out of if by saying "Mrs.
James done it," which at once renoves ‘
the stern little mouth of his fond
mother into a broad grin, and while
more outdoor shows being billed for
the town.
.lohn B. Wheeler has just had his
home in Kaiser place painted. Oil for
$824.655.415
HARTFORD, May li.——~lnsnrancc
Hotel Mahackemo
--Soothes itching skins. Heals data
or bums without a scar. Cure: p loo.
Best Mixed Paints. 01-25 per gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
B7 WASHINGTON STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK.
u. a. cannon. Mgr.
Rates $2 per day and upwards.
._._._..—.
m
Service and Cuisine Up to Date.
Stock and General Information Ticker.
Sunday Dinners, 75cm
mer occasions. Mr. Wheeler painted the
lions; himself, but this time be con-
tented himselr with doing some of the
fife uplifted hand is still in the air it
never finds a landing place. The big
blllt- eyes or the little chap and his
naive way of getting out of a dilemma
are too much for the grandparents as
well as Millie and (Mikey.
While the comrades of John B.
Wheeler. the old soldier. were being
honored and royally entertained. that
worthy veteran. who for some time
has Just been able to get around on
two crutches. met with an unfortunate
accident. by one of his crutches going
dry." and rooming in the neighbor-
hood.
The golden forsythis has for some
time been lending its beauty to vote
vet lawn and more. humble dooryard.
and incidentally brightening the
spring landscape.
A play and muslcule will be given
under the auspices of the Bridge Whlst
Club Saturday evening. May 22nd, in
Cannon Hail. the proceeds to be do
voted to philanthropic purposes.
Commissioner Theodore H. Mitcdonald,
of New Haven, has made public the
second part of his annual report—411st;
relating to life insurance with its
mighty figures. and to accident and
casualty companies. it makes a vol.
ume of about 1,000 pages. and is a
mine. of statistical information. in re-
spect of the life companies. the re-
port shows that at the end of the Your
just closed they had assets of 52,711.-
126.464.28. of which $127,855,46833
eczema, salt rheum. any _ BB-
Doan's Ointment. Your druggist sells
it.
. . . H .
HOUSE SERMON BRIEF.
Several Matters on the Calendar Dis.
posed of and Others Favor.
ably Reported,
HARTFORD. May 14,—The session
of the house yesterday was a very
brief one. the business oonsiltlngwnr
tlrely of calendar matters, and reports
TEL' GON‘ TEL' CALL 98? through a hole in the sidewalk. hreak- Wilton friends of Rev. Alfixauder “'08 surplus}, and “3-3043” capital. of committees. The fbll‘o‘wing matters
' ing it off shun. and‘irurling him to one Hamilton.“ Pittsfleld. Mass. have re The 8531'“; were made “13 “510“0‘“: on the calendar were acted upon": ‘ ,
- MONEY ADVANCED /. " flldr on his Ellotlldel‘fi making véry plill- delved invitations to his wedding. Market "ll“? "38‘ “"119 “94.174.017-26 Act concerning the board of esiié‘ '
THE NEW “I“ fill abrasions of the skin and other- which will take place Wednesday. May LOWS 0“ “9*“ estate.... “9-02‘353-53 mates and taxation for the city of
boims on collateral.... 13.554.598.61
wise crippling him more than ever.
Through all his suffering he is still
the same brave man. and never com-
plains.
The loeal fishermen report that the
'binckfisli are beginning to run a lit-
« to all, on their household furniture.
HOTEL VICTORIA. pianos and other personal property.
without removal. on their own name
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT without indorser. Call and see us. In-
EUROPEAN PLAN.
26th, the bride being Miss Elizabeth
Spurr. Mr. Hamilton was formerly rec-
tor of Eminanual Church. Weston.
Norwalk. after amendment. by Mr.
Quintard, that it take effect upon its
passage. passed. The act concern:
ing the naturalization of aliens was
passed. Concerning the preparation
of quadrennial statements of all prop-
erty exempted from taxation passed.
‘1
iii llilillil tritium
Prem'm notes and loans. 35805835935
Val. stocks and bonds. .l,351,508.359.35
Cash .................. 45.805.780.19
9 “"0“ “mill!“ “m““mm‘au’d “3 All other items ........ 63.102.312.53
ten birthday anniversary Sunday sf-
ternoon. May 9th. in St. Matthew's
dependent Loan and Security ca.
linvlland Bldg, Washington St. Office
Open until 7 p. in. Monday and Sat-
Totill .............. $2.711,i2il.46§.28
Our Room: a Special Feature. (3.!
and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Heated. /”
i RATES REASONABLE.
iFlno Stocked Cafe In Connection.
-A full line of imported Ales. includ‘
i 0 the famous BIII', Burton's and
Bass 5. Cola stout, always on draught.
; Adheuaorbusch Bear on Draught.
T. J. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Telephone m.
\
i A Timely Subject
l'For All House-Owners
t
‘ This is the season-for cleaning
. up the premises. Soup and the
,‘scrub brusn for the house and
\the rake for the lawn are good.
but they dont’ go far enough.
You can clean dirt away, but
gto make the house. the barns.
‘stubles and fences right they
\should be freoiieued up with
' Palat- -
e have everything for the
pdiiitlngwllnseed oil, tarps,
{brushes and
l
Atlantic Pure Whltr lea.’
THEEFAMOU‘U
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
We can guarantee this White
‘ Lead's purity.
366' us about your painting.
as (tourists
dfdon‘k'ron.
can: holiwiyibk, cons.
- «a ,fi.
Info. roam.
antennas
‘ ‘ ., .w",9”,m,, . ,
ital; lib-iii is“; " “‘is‘ii‘ counts
.$
urdny until 8:30.
For Freight Only
l908, Freight Propellers will
Sunday). at 4 p. in.
Norwallr up to 6:30 p. in.
Norwalk Steamboat (20.
Analog J. smith.
Lessee.
Daily Line to N. Y.
DI and after Tuesday. January 1.
leave
Pier 28. East River. New York. (foot
of Dover street). every day. (except
Freight received
at Nor-walk up to 4 p. m. and South
c. c. Hogan-n.
General Agent.
has it. Double Steel, hatchet? like
lightning in action. Has a Triple Gear,
entirely enclosed. so that no dirt or
cut grass can find its way into the
pistons and clog them. Has it
micrometer adjustment.
Chas. E. Dow
112 wasnma'ron eraser.
venous 0W.
‘TELEPHONE CALL 720.
celain Enameled Lavatory.
the highest degree of comiort.
’chlnlcs, mat and reliable;
I
|CORNER "Alli AND‘ WEST“
svsav LADY’S mam cases
can
should be' ehbltiiidd' With“ (dusty
snow white, onalploco “Standard" For
Have you ever stopped to consider
‘ how delightfully maveaient- it would
be to have hot and cold running water
in your dressing chamber. sleep-
.ingr apartment or first floor toilet
room? [to presence would afford you
, We will gladly quote you prices. our
plumbers are strictly? competent me-
‘HORACE; it. M533.
Dorian HM
(Gregory Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK.
Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order
John suburban
eaoe‘nta‘ro‘n;
" ' “were: "
(
,
if you know as much
about a‘
Cadillac-
,3 “minder/hi".
omit than
it? with?!“
=5
,: §
0
(Imhfilfil‘m
i
, norms 7
am ESTATE
“Whiskers i
Whitewash sum ‘ fl M~ L&W& w
m”. ..A. .. s'. “'.»‘." l
a manually“. . so. anvikut. ‘
v
““:A Cadillac for
YOQFS 9r
.oz
I
tie, though there is not yet an influx
by any means. The catch of a speci-
men weighing mo're than nine pounds
a few days ago by, a fisherman with
his hands as the fish was floundering
about the top of the wafer is consider-
ed a worthy foot. but one than said
this morning that this did not best
the record. He. told of a fishing smack
captain who similarly captured a M-
teen poundcr a few years ago. This
fish had taken in too much air and
mold not go down. This is said to be
u predicament that big fish sometimes
find themselves in.
Charles Taylor, familiarly known to
his friends as "Buck." is reported to
be holding his ovm ut the town farm.
where he has been ill for a number of
weeks. A few days ago his friends
feared that his death was a matter of
but a few days; but since he has im-
proved to such an extent that he has
been able to sit up. At the institu-
tion. Superintendent Hendrick has fa-
cilities for giving him good care. Lost
winter, "Buck's" right arm became but
numbed, and he thought at the time
the trouble was due to his having
slept on it; His health was also pre-
carious, bnt. he gradual] begau'to in»
provc’for‘ svtime.‘ and t n took a de-
cline until his removal’to the town
farm.
w
~ lillllllli-
‘—
Mis‘d’ Swift; o'fNew York city. is at
Tokehekc Bosch; looking over her cot-
tage for the summer.
Mt. Force and family. oi New York.
arrive last night to occupy the Bon-
nie V ew Cottage, at Tokeneke.
——R‘epedte’d—~A Pretty Piece of Bus-
iness; Hose House, Fri. eve, May it.
Music. Admission 25c.
Abner Lovey, an attorney at‘law of
the New ,Yori; bar. has arrived to
spend a few dayaVWllh blslriend. Ber-
hard E. Burstein.
.i. J. Dahl and family, of New York.
arrived here yesterday, and Will re
main- over Sunday at their summer
home at Tokeneke.
Mr. and Mrs. Biaban. of Philadel-
phia. have booti‘ at elr cottage at.
Tokeneke‘. attending , some business
matters in connection with the proper.
ty.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mead have iti-
sued invitations ,for the marriage of
F. .Ji “ .-"-.—" .
‘jF; Ethnoliwood
¢ &- Company
89 wasmrfltiieflwfim‘
or '1
-- Charles
‘ North avenue.
. worries about dying.
their dad ler._ Miss Edith Mead, to,
‘wman. The ceremony will
occur Wednesday, June 2nd. at 5 o'-
clock, at the home of the bride in
Church. Seats were reserved for the
visiting contingent. and at 3:30 the
Grange members entered the church to
the strains of “Onward Christian
Soldiers." A special service of praise
and prayer was prepared in the form
of leaflets. Chaplain C. A. Marks deliv»
cred an appropriate address based on
the parable of seediime and harvest.
and many suitable hymns were render-
ed. in particular an anthem artistically
sung by three members of the Grange
quartet. George Brown, of Cannon;
Mrs. Joel Godfrey and Mrs. Jerome
Godfrey.
“Why does he hung around the pi-
ano? ,He just murdered hissong."
“WelL they claim a criminal can't
keep away from the scene of the of—
fence."—~Louisvllle Courierdourual.
Doctor (to patientl—Your case is
very serious. sir. and i think a consul-
tation had better be held.
Patient (too sick to care for any-
thingt—i‘ery well. doctor, have as
many accomplices as you like.~Spare
Moments.
"So you, are going to send your
youngest boy to college?”
“Yes," answered Farmer Comtossel.
"He‘s too big for me to handle in the
woodaheli, and'l guess I‘ll have to have
him‘ hazed."——\Washington star.
l, t
1" .‘13 ‘
lrii,l.ry\ _ ;
this Tl
l'wl. v
is?» a 1&1“:me am who
,. ought'eto'rbo“ cam oi- the “brink
i We? suggest to them to tsy~fhe
l ORRINE treatment. You’ll be do
i ing: them ar‘“good~.turn" and they
«will some day thank you forum-
a ing suggested it to them; You.
scan recommend: ORRlNfii-mthbm
with'fuil cortildenoe. It had-.9998).
anl'is hmly. recommended by
those victim used lit. '
Carrie-Given Secretly.
ORRINIam-ONLY‘M-A sox.
main in E Soto ,
Writefor'li‘ree ORR} E Buohlet
(mailed-in inimsealedbnve pe)
imposing. co... 933 o lilac
l Billions. Washington. l5. . 08-
1 sum istsold by leading di‘uggi'sts .
F's...
saccsanfully‘ used by thouaands. .
The income ot-.these companies for
the year was 847930300129. of which
policy holders contributed 3351.628.-
.19-l.09. it is certainlysuggestlve of
the hold that life insurance has upon
the public that these companies, not
including the industrial. took hr from
policy holders more than 81.000000 a
day for each working day of the year.
As (20111th with a year ago. these.
companies show an increase of about
”30.000000. in spite of the talk about
the decline of the business, the re
port shows an increase of $324,655,415
in'insurance in force. ,
Duringtlie year three companies, the
North American, of Newark; Econo
mic. of Wilmington, Del.. and the Co-
lombian National Life. of Boston, Were
admitted to Connecticut, but the iiv
cease of the Economic was not renew-
ed by Commissioner Macdonald this
year. The report says the affairs of
the Provident Savings Life are improv-
ing. It gives considerable space to the
Union Central, of Cincinnati. and- the
commissioner tells of the examination
by the commissioners of six states in-
to the company and their decision that
the $400,000 stock dividend and a '3
per cent. cash dividend upon it were
not justified. In accordance with this
report, the company states that it has
recalled the stock certificates and the
cash dividend, and will hold them
pending a decision by the courts.
Commissioner Macdonsld says there
are 1,500 policy holders in Connecticut
in ”companies that have. Withdrawn
from the state, and there should be
some Way to secure reports for their
benefit. incidentally, the commission-
. er cordially endorses the idea of aa-
thorization valuations, so that bonds
1. Will be worth par ou the books When
due. The fact that this method of val-
uation cannot be applied to stocks and
that it is advisable only for life oom-
panieo whose contracts are for' fixed
periods is not considered by the com’
missioner a seriou‘s objection.
, The way the peopleof Connecticut
view life' insurance may be inferred
from the fact that in regular life and
industrial companies they have now
525.046 policies outstanding, insuring
$224,684,162. That is about $225 for
each person in the state; Thertna
Tbif was illegally examined during the
. yes no .‘tho result is the, chéerful
‘isurioonebnrsni that the experts fem-
‘ played by the commissioner find the
company‘s surplus 32266416055 hig-
ger'than tire oillcerb figure it at. '
There is a'i'iill account‘owtbo «our:
ination of fiheiiariiord bite. 1t,- lid-
lng in As lum street is repo, . as
costing $218,731. and estimated by the
i everywhere.
.4. .,...
Love is eternal because it neveh
“my
a sou’i‘u'miluls liter!
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‘ti
compel: as w rth, $330,800, while the
commfsl’ioner qvahflui lt'» at’~ 253
.000"
has eithffliii‘itlon‘ of 0‘18 curl riders?
in: during the past four years leads to
An act. creating a legal department in
the city of Waterbury. passed, The
resolution appointing John B. Thomas
udgo of the town court of Bradford
went to the foot of the calendar..A.li
other matters on the calendar which
Were starred for action were tempers
arily. tabled. .
Unfavorable reports received Waite
as follOWs: 0n restoration of forféitgd
rights to James F. Flynn. of Walling-
ford; restoring or forfeited rights to
Patrick Haggerty; the measure p‘ro-
vidiug for the repeal of the compul-
sory vaccination law; embithe
date-for“ the laying of theta-amt...”
The following matters were ,ramrir
ed favorably, establishing the" sock-
ville City hospital; regarding uncali-
dition to the chemical labors“? ni-
the Connecticut Agricultural . .4
meat station; concerning- the or iion
of buildings for poultry. husbandry
at the Connecticut Amdeulturliw -.,
tion; incorporating the, Confindl'cfa
Trust company; regarding ther‘uae of
buildings as nickel theatres} regard-
ing the transportation,“ aduitcraied
drugs. foods or liquors throughout the
state; concerning thefp‘rncilde dim
cine. surgery or midwifem -.
Upon motion of itepresentatlld
Bush. of Orange, a coinihitfee Wfl"
raised to recall from menace of the
governor the hill allowing» the town
of Orange to» issue bonds .for a, of
its local districts. it. being’ expl ,d
that ittwas necessary to lssue’ia' ‘j .
er amount of bond' thari‘ the, “filth
had called for. The resolution “‘9
passed and transmitted to thes'an’ate.
after which the house adjourned.
To invasTioA‘rs unstained.
CONSTANTINOPIAB‘. MWc‘ib-éafic
mixed commission will leavam
tinople. tomorrow; for flush-{m 1%
root the Work of reticent-tie this”
of the sufferers fronrthev «We
tian uprisings, audits. numeric-ache
civil inquiry into‘ihs whold.lflaii‘t:‘m
commission. which-rspmoutwtbe I»
ernuient, ta composed‘of Mormon!
member of thecauugllgaf‘vauuatrm 43v
tin. inspector of courts.“ am, 1"";
Deputy Shank and‘Depoty- mvm
ksn. The last mentioned is an Armen-
ian. . .
. minimal. . _.tr-*... ,» .
.uoscow. whitewash as. _
.memberaoi' the local Sonia Dancers!
tear, solution came to oh '0 beta ‘ .
today}. Eighteen of‘tlio=pr ' was; ,
sentenced to uni «tie iu~ ‘
amfitwentry others are to no.1,
ed, are re .p'y’ .
one; to three gfi'fiw ‘-
Iilesincluos Prof. optimum t
Farm of .-.‘.' ,
with‘ ‘tylid pawfla'nsMbMufl
‘bas beanie-mystery to thmpoliee. ‘
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