. .. avers“ sirens-s.
.1 and Padlry
5 . y .541, Washington Street.
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Tornado insurance
3‘ 14 Washington street, South Norwalli.
' am
.. . , 'nWeek-End Candies
., art. a Piano Certlleste with ..
It'wllt M .‘
. 7°“ m . . ‘ , ’
FA LANE
Cenfecdonery
VLAunch Works
. Di k.
.‘ iii: kinds of repair work.
WW
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TAYLOR 81 GOLDEN.
TEL. ms.
Acker, Memil & Condit's
29c
Boater’s Drug Store
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ANDERSON’S '
Boat Frames set up and ready to
Launches of'ali silos built to order
by competent workmen.
OysterShell Point,Norwalk
M
110an R. M—ONROE
House Mover
.ssziNo sEN'riNEi. TELEPHONE
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{HS-Nam Department
, spine-s Department
8:: grop’okffloia Not-walk
‘1 ,, o s eel enee
Wily Vlditor'a Residence
Whitman.
6 Forecast for Norwalk and vicinity:
Fair andLali‘glitly cooler tonight. Slin-
'day Vtalr. The area where the tem-
peratl‘ire-Vls 00 or above isja narrow
belt along the coast extending from
.I New Orleans ‘nortneastward through
Georgia, and as far north as New
Hampshire. Very low temperatures
prevail in the northwest and moderate
temperatures in the lake region. There
is no well defined storm area. but local
showers are reported from nearly all
sections east of the Rocky Mountains.
Conditions favor for this vicinity fair
weather tonight and Sunday, with
slightly lower temperatures tonighk
In the good old summer time.
«Green Soft Hats. O'Brien.
Mrs. flasher Robson. or Nyack. N.
xi":- the guest of relatives in Nor-
-George Csvnnagh. of Main street.
spent yesterday in New York city on
business. ’
' The Philathea Class will meet at
noon tomorrow at the South Norwalk
Baptist Church. .
Miss Mary Corners. of Yonkers. N.
Y.. is the guest ofrelatives in Nor-
walk for a few days.
.Regular Saturday night dances will
be held this evening, both at the Coun~
try Club and The Knob.
.--Place your order for 4th July flag-
”*8 (launch andhouse use). Phone
0 . St. John & Keyser.
The public schools of The Norwalks
closed yesterday for the usual sum-
mer vacation of two months.
Rowland Waters, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Frederick Waters of Elm street,
Norwalk, is ill with trfnsllltis.
.--Straw Hats. O'Brien's.
' Commodore William S. Hatfield'wlll
take a party friends to long Island
this alteration, n hldIilagslilp Alfarsta.»
Miss Mabel Ferris, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles H. Ferris, of Wash
ington street, is qultlill. with typhoid
fever symptoms. 4 ,
Rev. Francis Cross. of New Jersey,
formerly _- pastor or St. Ladlslaus
Church. has been spending a few days
in BonihNorwalk. '
Matthew Corbett. ~Jr.. who is a stu
dent at the University of Maine, is
at his home in Washington street for
the summer vacation. *
—-You ought to know! All kinds of
boat work, repairs: etc, done while
you wait. at St; ”John & Keyser's.
Steamboat finely}, \
Buckingham-P" t. I3. ,A. IL. met in
their roomsdn , Jill street. last eve-
ning. and went through with the regu»
lar order of business.
11'. G. Comatock and daughter. Laura
Valley,ywho have been the guests of
relatives in Norwalk', have returned ‘00
their homesin Englewood. N. J.
--Btra‘w Hats; O'Brien's. ,
John Stull andMlss Hirshileld will
be married tomorrow evening at the
Synagogue at the corner or South Main,
and Concord streets. A reception will
follow at the home or the bride. '
, ‘Former Commodore James A. Far-
rell's cup-winning ~yacht Marguerite
was sailed across the sound this morn-
ing by Captain Melville ,Young to par-
ticiapte in this afternoon's race of the
Corinthian Yacht Club. at Oysctr Bay.
. ~8wotdilsh at Gutbill’s.‘
A summary court martial was held
by Major Vincent M. King, of Danbury,
births oncers‘, room of the Norwailr
anthem-avian evening: at which time
magi members of'the Seventh Com-
pany “Labeled before the court; to
“swarm their indiscretions.
vases the" guidance. cf their princl~
pal. ‘Mlss-Caflidr‘ind‘StrJohhi. the par
plls‘ot‘tti‘e Brookslde school had Ade-
cldedly " yable outing yesterday at
Roton * pt; Theidhy was spent‘wlth
vs‘rloas,‘ games and "a number of .tlie
vehildrengwentauyerboard for a swim.
They had lunch in the grove.
0n accolau of an unforseen matter
developifl,‘ t d adv. Carl ‘Rlland, of
Grace Ch, b. New York. will not. -.
preach pfihltyfihul‘ch. South Nor u
walk. to ‘ ,w gearing; The rector
Revgnfiit‘f I; B fier:"’hss been ‘laiti
up for several days with an ulcerated
teeth. but is "able.” be out agAIn and
expects to emulate Vtclnorrowmvening.
. tember 1. Terms 810 to 015 per week.
Buildings raised and moved. Heavy
machinery and steam boilers placed
in position. Experienced men sent to
all parts of the country. Work prompt-
ly attended to, General contracting. P.
0. Box 733, South Nor-walk.
Norwaik Vacuum Cleaning 00.
Cleans Residences, Hotels, P011110
Buildings, Dodge Rooms, Etc. Carpets,
Rugs, Mattresses, Upholstery Cur-
tains, Etc. Phone 477. Prices Reason-
able. Phone or send postal and germ
estimate. Satisfaction guaranteed.
CHAD. H. DOWNES, Prop.
.0 Courtland Place.
. ' 3100000
(She 80101001 Mead $011000
NORWALK. CONN.
Open during the summer to a limit-
ed number of boarders. “A beautiful
lawn and tribes. Comfortable bed
rooms. Large“ library. Excellent ta-
ble and service. 'Open July 1 to Sep-
vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv
Address Drawsr‘li, Norwslk, Conn. ‘5
And only.a week ago people were
cmlalniss of the cold. .
These Summer DL
Maybe you kriow the secret of being well .
Summer-time; it's not so much of a secret any in
we introduced properly-made light-weight clothing .
town. 11* _ .
If you knmv our Summer clothes. you know how
they fit. and how. they hold their stylish shape pecans
they are made to. You know the satisfaction there is in
being well-dressed in hot weather; and you know how
little it costs. here.”
SUMMER SUITS"
$10 to $25
two-piece and three-piece models in feather-weight wor-
steds. cassimeres, cheviots, homespuns, wool crashes and
reliable urges. All the season’s most popular colors and
shades, and the beautiful stripe eii'ccts exclusively ours.
Summer things, from straw and panama to athletic
underwear and thin hosiery.
Wash suits Jo: boys too.
,
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' June
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Masonic Building.
14 80. Main St.
M
“Bonnie" Home Ground Feeds for Horse. Cattle and Poultry.
It's been somewhat dinicultto malts people believe that we are I
manufacturing an absolutely honest, pure food; but we're doing it— .
and by sheer force of merit for we cannot sell home mound at the
price of those made from iii-products and factory waste. Before we
bought a Mlli for grinding, we iieceesariiy purchased Western Feeds
and our knowledge of the manipulations and adulterations of, these
scrolled “balanced rations" forced us to go into manuiacturing in or-
der to protect our trade- Quality amt. Last and an the 71mm
Proprietor MANUEL TORO HATCH.
Bonnie Horse Peed
Bonnie Chick Feed
Bonnie Dairy Feed
Bonnie Poultry Feed
Bonnie Scratching Feed
Robert Guthrie, of Seattle. Wash.
who is spending a week or so with his
uncle, Sidney Guthrie, of Silvermiue.
galoyed a trip to Coney Island, yester-
ay.
Th re will be the usual good singing ‘
and prayer at the Rescue Mission in
North Main street. tomorrow alter-
noou at 3:15 p. iii/All are welcome to
these services.
-8traw~‘!-lats. O'Brien‘s.
Miss Martha E. Groeschner. of the
New Havep.Training School for Nurs‘
Mrs. E. Gi‘oechner, of Fort street,
East Norwalk. yesterday.
.F‘arron S. Bette, of Brooklyn. for-
merly of South Norwalk, attended the
field day, of Clinton Commandery.
Knights"Tempiar, at Dorlon's, yester-
day. Mr. Betta is the. past grand
commander of Connectifint.
Vwaordflsb at Cutblli if
’ Constable J. J. Goodwn returned
home from Boston. last night, in a de-’
cidedly wilted condition. Mr. Good-
win had been to the Hub City with s .
young man charged with desc‘rtion
from the United States navy. .
Jack Brant. of Piedmont. New York.
is a. guest of Ward Van Aisyne, of Bay.
view avenue, both of the young men
being Overlook Academy students.
William Kuchler. of New Rochelle.
and William Walser. of Brooklyn, two
other students, are guests of Earl
Weed, of West Main street, Norwalk.
who is also an Overlook student.
~Men's Caps. O‘Brien.
Ross McMahon, who severed his
connection with the North Center
school as principal with the present
term, will teach next year in a private
isouth Norwalk
Trust Co.
The Trustees have ordered
that interest at the rate of
roots PER CENT. per'onnum
be credited to the depositors in
the Savings Department for the .
current six months ending June
30th, 1909. payable on and after
JulyanOth. ‘
Deposits made on or before
July '10th will draw interest
from July Isl... i
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Latest Music
Only do a Copy
At COLEMAN’S
'Nawe areas
to North'lisln at. South Nmsik
c
. Ages! tor A. o. Ipsldlngfe
es. wasvleiting her parents, Mr. andi‘ ‘
20 NORTH MAIN ST.
daughter. lrcue, of
lard Reynolds, of Hazel street, for a
fewdeys.
who was arrested a few weeks ago.
whose case was continued by Judge
E.“ M. Lockwood until this morning,
was fined 35 without costs, which he
paid. Percy Porter. the little colored
lad of the county home, who has not
been behaving himself as he should of
late. also was- In court hisrniornlng
but his? case was continued until July
(2
airline, formerlymroprietorof. the Hot
tel Metropole, an widely known sm-
ong sporting and heatrlcal man, died
of pleural pneumonia in this city, to
day. Mr. Consldlne retired from the
age. He owned some i portant inter-
ests connected with
coney Island. and at the time of his
death was still financially interester‘
in the Jamaica racetrack. ,
what a blotter is? Johnnie—Yessum
It’s dc thing wot youse hupts for whlll
K N iVES
A250 .110, .
’ William’illijBeers
I 8001;" MAW ITRIIT,
IOUTN NORWALK.
’do'oit aNoerartNEnv arenas.
40 WALL STREET.
NORWALK.
i.
WEAKFISH. 10c POUND
Snapper Blues. 1th lb. Soft Shell Crabs. 80c dozen. Live Lobsters.‘ Round
and Long Clams. and all other Sea Food in Season.
Cutbill’s Bridge Fish Marke.
‘ TELEPHONE 108. FREE DELIVERY..
Great
Specials
'.;Not*Mi;m1
:0th at Washlnstonhu Ci'hand will FAch~NEw Poraross. per pk. ........ . ..... . ............ so:
save tomorrow for orwc , where ‘ . » .
he Will remain until after the Yale- EXTRA LARGVE HOME PEAE, per pk ................ . ............. - ..... 401:
Harvard bout me. "6‘ film intends HOME sss‘rs. per bunch ...... . ...... . ........................ so
to takes summer course at Harvard . . ' 5. ,1
University. Rind before taking up his . QTRAWEERRIES, LETTUOE, CARROTS, GREEN ONIONS AND
teac lng dut es in Washington to via ' ‘ ’ " . .
it his home in New Brunswlc . ~ ‘ "-‘ = -‘ WAX BEANS' ,‘
. UNITED-g GROCERY (30., »
THE PHONE 143
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«Swordfish at Cutblll's.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Fitch nn
Brookilcld. Conn.
re the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mil
DEBATE AND RECEPTION.
Held by Phllsthes andfiraoa Glasses
attire Home of Mrs. Gainer.
The Philathea and Bsraca'Classes.
of the South Norwalk Baptist Church,
held a pleasant social event last evo-
ning at the home of Mrs. George Gain-
er, at 8 Bayview’avenue. About thirty
were in attendance. During the eve-
ning a debate was held on the question
of whether women should receive the
same compenastio'n as men. for a given
amount of work. The affirmative side.
which was upheld .the Rev. H. B.
Carpenter and John yler won. Messrs.
,Fancher and Garfield took the nega-
tive. The Judges were Robert Homer
and Percy “Morgan. 2‘
Games and music were also other
features of the evening and sand-
;vdi’ches, cake and lemonade were serv-
-U1nbrellas, Mourning Il'ds. O'Brien
Joseph McIntyre, of Cross street,
burned with assaulting his wife, and
4. to see it he,wlll not men .1118 way:
iiiiiitwitat. if 11911088111 '11 Will be
ommitted to thereform school.
JOHN R. copsioiNE DEAD.
NEW YORK, June tilt—John '11. Con
. , ‘—-—‘-'-.'r—-—-— - i .11
PLANS FOR HUNGARIAN CHURCH.
Architect Joseph A. Jackson, 1103
Broadway. New York. la drawing
iplans for the propoied new church 'to
be, built near Elm'Grovs outfit!
streets by the Hungarian Cat db-
,ciety.‘ of which Raw 8. F. Ulla
is the pastor. It will be a brick-truc-
utre. 45x120 feet, with slate roof. terra
cotta and limestone trimmings. The
seating capacity will be about 500 and
the edlilce will cost 835.000. The bulb
lug will be by steam.
onduct of the hotel.several months
eamland at
Teacher—Johnnie, do you know
Petersbur
. .Isse Iail and sporting Goods
a
tie ink gets dry-AClrlcagd News.
g is the largest bronse iii
isistence.
'0.
as Rape
HE sour
It the close of'buslness
its and Discounts .....
~ rafts ..............
try
The statue of Peter the Great at at. pits
' .
rt of the Condition is
H NORWALK TRUST co.
on 010230 day
, 1909.
AIIO‘I. ‘ 149,017.28
214.76
........... 170,880.00
“trance: .1000
. other Hanks.
M Trust (.on 2.03930 .
want i...
Natlorr
105,234.88
24,280.00
1,367.50.
2,200.00
- '7' '1‘ "10.52
' ' " 035.0»
. 125,187.83
. ii
Capital
“w
. “27,05
Surplus is 1“
Ocher l. 900,00
ess cum '00
and tare .000
Reserved for l. .
dividend
Due to Hanks.
and Trust (tampon.
General Depos-
Its .......... $337.14
Deposits in Sav-
ings Dept, 725,187.83
Total Deposits 1.
Trust Funds ............ 1
—-—1
Total Llllbilliles ....... 31,2123
State of Connecticut, County of F
field, 511., South Norwalk. June
1909.
1, Charles 15. Hoyt. Treasurer of the
aforesaid Trust Company. do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
CHARLES E. HOYT.
' Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 251k dayrof June. 1909.»
SPENCER S. ADAMS.
Notary Public.
Report of the Condition of
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK.
at South Norwaik, in the State of Con-
necticut. at the close of business.
June 83. 1909.
Resources.
Loam and Discounts ...... 33.78.235.35
Overdrafts, secured and un-
secured ................. 308.33
U. S. Bonds to secure cir-
culation ................ 100,000.00
1,150.00
171,072.30
Premiums on U. S. Bonds. .
Bonds. Securities, etc.
Banking house, Furniture.
and Fixtures ...........
Due from_"Mtional Banks
(not reserve agents)
Due from State and Private
Banks And Bankers. Trust
Companies. and Savings
.iianks . ...................
Due from'approved Reserve
Agent 5 .................
Checks and other Cash
Items ....... 1 ..........
Notes of , other National
Banks .2; ...............
Fractional Paper Currency.
Nickels and Cents ......
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank. Via:
Specie .... ......... $43,530
Legal-tender ,notes. . 11.000
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (5% of circu-
20,075.43
5.129.19
7,347.28
11.020.31
9,705.00
172.81
51.53000
lntlonl ......... . ........ 0,000.00
Total ................... $839,419.92
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in ..... ”00.00000
Surplus fund ............. 100,000.00
Undividerl Profits. less Es-
penses and Taxes paid . .. 17,545.80
National Bank Notes out.
standing ................ 97,400.00
Due to other National
Iianks‘ .................. 29,409.19
Due to Trust Companies and
Bavipgs Banks ......... 452.84
Dividends unpaid ......... 80.00
Individual Deposits subject
to check ............... 484,103.02
Demand Certificates of De-
posit ..... . .............. 6.096.11
Certified Checks . .......... 1.243.16
Total ..... . ............ $830,419.92
State of Connecticut, County of Fair-
lleld. 1.8:;
. I, Wilfred Bodweil. Cashier of the ,
above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the r. ve statement Is true to the
been of 113‘ knewledge and belief,
' ‘ WILFRED‘ BODWELL.
. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 201]: day of June. 1909. ‘
. :GEO. L. WOODWARD.
Notary Public.
Correct—Attest :
. EDWIN Ii. MATHEWSON.
' HENRY SEYMOUR.
CHRISTIAN SWARTZ.
Directors.
1000 iii Will STREET.
WALL STREET. 10:10 a. m.—-'1‘he
opening movement of prices of stocks
was conflicting, but there was no pro
nounced change in either direction.
The amount of business done was very
small. Delaware at 'Hudson deoiindd
1 and Ontario & Western 3-4. Am‘eri-
can Car‘p‘fd. rose 1.‘ " .,
wandsraas'r. 11a. ray—Usenet, .
ness over the break in Union Pacific
‘pfd. and .Western Maryland caused
stocks to be" thrown on the market and
prices declined‘sharpLy. Among this
active features Reading. Union Pacific
and Amalgamated Copper .showed the
' least support... Rousd'amdunts or uni-
ted Sta ;,,3teel were' also market
arolfnd. .',. Prices rebounded at the
end of t eho‘ur. Reading and Union
Pacific .rgioyering their ‘one point
losses. if thennotabledselines were
Central Railroad. of _.New ,Jersey.
points. Union Pacific pfd. 3 5-8.
MR. RAVMOND'S CONDITION.
Charles Munson Raymond, who, as
announced yesterday. is seriously ill
at his home. in Knight street. Norwalk.
is still 'in a critical condition. but this
morning it has announced that he had
sell a comfortable night. Little or
no n no is heldout for Muhammad‘s
,uitl ate recovery. '-
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“$53.87 '
0.
cw )
midi! I!" 1-
;L‘ot'. 0.514.590 '
Bathing Suits V
Summer Oxfopr‘ls». T ,
Lightweight Underwear f . .« , V i ,
Lightweight Interwovens V I _
New Slip-.13.~
s - * ,
.. ,1 r
. L. Awe—«“1"
ew Neckwear
e’s Clothing’StoreL,
. , 93 Washington Sire?“ 1%;de V,
e-aI‘
'Danciug, boating.
Attraétions: .. .
o £VENING,DN 1H: PM.” a
‘ Automobile V Perl-1°! ..,
b e A '.
mining and ‘ ,0"
HIGH cues CONCERTS, arrssnw
Especial Attention Given \
TEL'.‘ soc.
Jacoas- ‘aaosf’,
. Report of the condition" or
TH!» FAIRFIILO COUNTY NATION-
* AL BANK. -
at Norwalk. ln‘the State of Council-
cut. at the close of business, June 23.
purchased _
tuck $110.1.an John..]‘d Thom!
Caveman. M1,,Biaaellilm- em
. handsome re liq'cejsnd ,gsralfi -.
‘99; Resources. the site, the flats“. “110911;“? .09
Loans and Discounts ..... a 027,122.02 Elven out later. 4 . -
Overdrafts. secured and _ ' .. .','
unsecured ............. . 10.1.09 . ,W :,
U. B. Bonds to secure cir~ ‘ . . Dlv‘dend
cul'aiion ........ 150,000.00 , . _ . . ~ ... . ,
Iionds.8ecuritlea, etc. 226.532.50 . ----—-, .. V, . .
Iiapklug house, Furniture, . V
and Fixtures .......... 11,000.00 'l‘heSouth "WWW
Due, from National Banks ‘ South W5 Mg"?
(not reserve agents) .. . 25,394.91 At ‘ meeting of the ““1615" 01’. AME .
Due, from , State and Pri-
1 111 d ,sdlide " M
3er Bangand Bank- bank hedt s ay v of“ the
rate or four per cent. pehum was
.1
ere. Trust Companies, A declared to depositors-.from the “m ,-
1;“ undifavinxl Bug's" . . 4.4.934 lugs othlte iii-“19“.”? hflfi‘ V
11 em approve 9‘ . 3 00318 30. 1909. The same wll its e Wynn .
cm: Administer; 1‘ " ' ”rm“ we PM aw. ‘ W06
Items 3,801.10 1 '3, 0,38, 0, m BM;
Notellotothel' National : "' GEORGE-1L” '
Banks .........b...... 2,200.00 ,
Fractional Paper urren- .‘
cy. Nickels. and Cents.. 99.87 h“ 21,1909
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, vii:
Specie-...._.....$36,205.20
Legal - tender 0 A .
notes ........ 14,738.00 - : , ,«
’ ———-—- 50,943.20 3001th .
ith i. g . . . .
ngegrmsrefi'lnig‘gvof cir- Norwaik, 3000‘ 19,190!
csiatiou) .......a ....... 7,500.00 Interest at‘ the rate ibf‘ltOURV V A,
». u a u ' “““F‘T— per cent. per annum, deaths printout;
Total- ”Mailbag“; . 31.254.813.17 six months. will betel-edited e .N
Capital‘sioc'k (paidin, ..... s 200,000.00 wflgJulr lst. 1909. and in ~, . '
SNDM.N ., 10,000.00 on' and after July 1 tn. ‘iev w ..: ,
Unlimited gig“. less 15f“ m 6‘ Per order Board of birectoru.
Pen“, "‘ » "“3“ l“.- ~ - recession Affirms" ‘ '
.N t '1‘ Notes out- .' .- _ , 11-.» - ., t.
$031.1 m... ......... 145,500.00 119.12! . _, _ fires-arse .
Dmio other National . 1940 73 .__.__...__ 1‘ .. . _ -
ks .......,.. ........ . . ‘ . ’-
Duo-te.-Truat Companies , _ i ». h,“ , .x.
.andu’savingsBanks 4,069.17 ' 'B'Ilue Fismiaflcsl' .
Dividends unpaid ’., ....... , 68.00 Halibut. 16c; Snap”; WWW-MM,
Ingvg‘lkamwme" 81530103 Weak. 12e:.Mackerel,.yc.:;iEolo,gVimV
..~ u‘s .1. ... . . . . as, . CM 120; Flat, 8C; Poly“, 1k{_ .
fD . . . ,.
”ep‘éé‘“°‘°;"."°“‘“°’ 1,139.50 Crabs. 500701: dos; Hard Crabs.
Certified Checks ......... . 232.50 dos: Lobsters, 20c 111.3, r.
Total ............... 81.254.813.17 ‘ ‘ ” ‘
State ‘of Connecticut. County of Ealr- JOhn CSilcoxw
field. as: ' ‘ .
FISH. wintry.
181 Washington Sheet
TEL m. reasons-10"" ”
I. L. C. Green. Cashier of the above
named bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief. .
_ L. C. GREEN. Cashier. .
Sifbscrlbed and sworn to before me
this 24th day of June.i1909. .
~ . ; FREDERICK A. ELLS.
. ~ . . . 3 Notary Public.
Correct—~Attest:w ; , ~ '
., ’ .EDWIN 0. KEELER.
' DAVID H: MILLER.
.:MOSEB. H. CLOVER.
'- '1 , Directors
'.Mrs"5!"='iéttls.i.?;ra,. ..
Lia threegum hria‘eseriy...
‘9“ $0901» ‘ W
12W...
RECEPTlON ‘FOR .RETIRINO
,. s "09‘ TEACHER. " -~ 3
Miss Catharine Sti‘iioiin to Leave the - '
amiss: isolation Account of -.. v
‘ v00 91-51", Health“ - ~ .
,‘A receptiosj'will be held on wW‘ed- '
abeday'sivsaingtoh nextnweek’ acne , ,
Mme. ran. “.0“ ' , ,
e r. ' n". '- t 'w e 1‘ 4~
largely attended goes without saying. "Wins Plume-“MW
611“me
for Miss Bt.’ John during her several”
souszia may“;
years as principal of the school of this
district. has made a large number or
friends. Recently-it was announced
that she had.reslgned. She has given
up the position on account not being
in‘the bests! health. in a me,
she will return to her home in Vir-
t
ginla. whereiiher friends hope .01sz” ,
rapidly regain her former good health,
Ls ‘“‘
Norwalk Chronicler