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TAYLOR & GOLDEN
74 WAIHINOTON BTRIIT. COUTH,
NORWALK. CONN. 4
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ass—ammo“ Department
Awe—Branch Office..NorwI|k
890 --Editor'a Residence
729-5—GIIy Editor's Ruidonoo
wrinrnufi FORECAST.
”A...
For Norwalk nnd vlcmlty: Ioneral-
ly cloudy wllh'raln‘o'r show tonight and
Friday; moderate variable winds he
comingsouthcast and south. The de-
pression that covered the Control
Rocky Mountain region yesterday
morning is control this morning over
Minnesota and Iowa. it is causing
cloudy and unsettled weather in user
ly all districts east of the Rocky Monit-
tains, with light snow in Northern New
York and Northern New England and
light rain at scattered stations else-
where. Except in Northern New Eng-
land, wher it has become decidedly
colder during the last 24 hours. the
temperature is above the seasonal av-
erage in nearly all sections east of
the Recky Mountains.
TEMPERATURE A YEAR AGO TO-
‘ DAY
Temperature: Low, 24; high. 36.
Partly cloudy.
....
Mrs. John. H. Hoyt, of Union York.
is seriously ill.
John Neury is quite ill at his home
in Lowe street."
Mrs. Nelson Hubbeil, of Mnln street.
is quite ill at her home. . .
Vincent Toner. of New York. is visit-
ing his mother In Crnnbury.
Attorney and Mrs. 1.00 llnvls. of
East Norwulk, spent yesterday in New
York city.
stio of household goods. 21:1 Must
Aye. East Mwnlk. between 0 0.10..
and 6 p. m.. Friday. January 27.
Charles llyington. 0! Elm strr-ot.
While in East Norwnlk recently, injun
ed his left hand.
Thomas Ruywood. of Trenton. N. .l,.
who has been visitlnuiln Norwulk, re»
turned yesterday.
Mrs. Frederick Iii. Lockwood. of
West Main street. who is quite ill, is
slowly recoyerln-g.
The “guard" 01' Eureka Lodge.
Daughters of Rebekah. will hold s ro-
herssi this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. George 11. Allen. oi
loosen piece. and son attended the the-
atre in Bridgeport. yesterday after-
noon.”
Washington Chapter, N0. 24. It. A.
M.. held a united convocation imu ev-
, coins in the Masonic 'I‘rnple in Wall
street. . .:
Michael Helloran. of Holden avenue.
hos secured a position In Yale and
Towns Manufacturing Company. in
Stamford.
, m
~Where to buy Oranges. Grape
Fruit. Figs and Dates and Nuts. 05
WMIIIDIIOII st. Mshsckemo Hotel nut.
J. B. Neliigui. of South ‘Norwalk.
has been entertaining Jack Noiiigsn
andloillor, Miss Nollie Nelliun, of
“New nuances.
'l‘lii'oro will he at regular mention of
the Friday afternoon ciuliheid to tour-
row iottornon at three-thirty ut the
haul" of Mrs. Edwards. 27 F'ulrtloid
no I... ,7
If". Ghoul Mueller, of Ashory
"Put return to her home after
1 spending lovers! doys‘with her douch-
‘htll‘. Mrs. Basil K. Mitchell. of Main
It?“ '
new mini. his;
ed Inst‘uui inlullotion ofilool‘s will
like blood; Williams will he lorr-
.. in new mom
to take 11 stitch in time? Does it pay
to have your teeth put in good condi-
tion while there is only 0 little work
needed. or, is it. boiler to wait till
there is much to do. nnd you have en-t
dured sleepless nights and grievous
days with tooth nche before having.
them attended to?
terlals. give good workmanship and
moderate prices. consultation free.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
...—4.
”FOR SALE I
NEW 80x8 CRUISING LAUNCH
HULL. PRICE $3.50. Apply at
Anderson's Launch Works .
Oyster Shall Point, Norwnlk
l
1
Remember 1 use only the beat me.
16 South Main St. South Norwnik
days by appointment only.
SPECIAL PRICES ON
ARTICLES
We otter the following to clone out
at reduced prices:
FERN Di8HEB
PICTURE FRAMES
PEN TRAYS
BLOTTER SETS
CANDLE STICKS
LETTER RACKS
CANDLE SHADES
LAMP SHADES
HANGING LANTERNB
(formerly mam Dawson)
& Washington St. Tel, 440
CityNationsiBank
runners A neuron. onumso
Your Expenses
OPIN AN ACCOUNT
WITH 1
F
AND PAY YOUR III-Ll
land's discount rule. 'i‘rndinc , [to
,'Y “‘ch dull throughout the Morning arm'-
__,,_,,_, decline. find the undertone woo Inn.
‘ 'l‘ho Merl-1mm stocks were Itr .In
OTAI‘T THI YEAR NIGHT "tile 01' it rouivnl of II“! reports 0 will
i
IUIINII’ AND a"!!! IVIBV
FAOIIITV DONMI'I'IN'I’
WITH OOUND
Mom
I ‘ _ . II . M
, has 3?er
end were found to be not seriously in-
lured.
lloved to have been killed.
the impristmod mcn. flurry Kendall, u
firemen, was believed to have been
seriously injured by being crushed.
The host of the burning buildings wns
so intense thnl the windows 01 the
W. 11. Freer It ('0mpsny‘u big niry-
goods. establishment apposite tho
lionrdmun building were’wrccked. us
well on those of the Peerless Company.
Hours; 9 g, m, to 3 p_ [11, Sun. (Ill another COI'IIIPI'.
from It lire in (lhnpeile limthers' fur-
riers' plant. on Stockton street, Brook-
lyn, clicked into unconsciousness thir-
lecn persons in n neighboring tene-
ment todnr. 'l‘hrco policemen. who
BRASS PIERCING blindly battled their wuy through the
smoked. sored nil thirteen and rescued
a woman and her No children. who
were panic stricken on the top floor.
in: the tire on the second floor of the
burning factory. when the llamas fore~
0d him to jump from the window. He
struck on iron (cum. impnlimt his
wrist on n slmrp piriiol. and hourly
bind to death before his. companions
t‘tlllltl release him. The loss is optimal--
ed at $100,000. .-
Wosl. rind llotcl. one of the largest
W
and best. known hotels of this coma.
J I MALLE I I E wus pnrlluliy dcslruyvd by fire todny.
o o The hinso mused demons estimnted
at $40,000.
nous win. light and price rhnnncs were
unimportant at tho opt-hing of the
clock murkot today. Northern Pd
1
u In on ndrnnco of 0.. each” Amori
cnn Locomotive gained it; and Rund-
lng. U. 0. Steel nnd Union Purine ud-
rnnwd functionally. Cleveland C. (1.
und St. Louis opened :1 point off and
some heaviness was shown by I’m»
...... piers Gus nod Virginie Carolina Chomi
cu .
orders were distributed tier the open»
nxslnsl which the pressure was henv-
Th inst, receded A point. Supporting or.
e tiers checked the downwurd movement
and prices rallied. with the lurrimnn
South Norwalk stock». standing. Atrhioon s s u. s.
- ' Steel soiling V. to In above yesterday's
close. control leather yielded 0
Trust Co. ......
market outdo no important response to
the reduction or the Book of
sued. Home slunlflcnuce wusottnchod
lo the firmness of Southern Pacific end
N. 11. Control In view of the belief
that both roads are soon to announce
important financing. Operations in the
second hour were on s diminishing
scale with prices ruling I ma. below
their earlier than figures. Bonds mro
study. '
continued on 0‘ narrow oasis. the only
noteworthy chooses hslnx CIII‘W of 1‘9}
IANKINII ‘ , i'n Mollie Telephone and u no in in .
01% Ital “ Naturalism
1 . wru- . longed discussion the dimtorh st the l. .
”'1'" m‘mmwmuwmmtn nestled The
.1. ...—...... ,mkrntofl'eint”i-!toipor‘hont. m.
, ~ ”king“. . . This «sign was quite unexpected, in . p .
‘ .. , View, or amount otrinosnn #1110110
300007 storm. which rem , .
We
7 how
noun, 1111 Int;
luuumu incur
Brooklyn Furriers’ Plant 00-
stroyed, and .Asbury Park
Hotel Damaged
TROY. N, Y., Jun. 20.-——l"lro broke
out this morning at 6 o'clock In the
Bosrdmsn building, located at Fulton
and filter utreetsfthe business coli-
ter of the city, and completely wreck-
ed thnt building and inter communi-
cated to several businens houses on
the north. The, iloardmau building
was leased by the Carl Company. It
isrgo drygoods business concern.
which occupied the first and second
floors. The first liner of the some
building on the north was occupied
by (3. id. Wilsou us n‘lnen’s furnish-
ing store. After the fire had eaten its
way through the lionrdmnn structure
it continued to the Kresge five and
ten cont store, wrecking that building
us well as the Woolworth tire and
ten cent store, which was next door.
At 0:30 o'clock the walls of the
Woolworth building fell. carrying with
it. six paid and volunteer i‘lrcmon. One
ilremnn. Willlnm Smith. superintend-
ent of the traction company lines of
in“, city and Albany was caught just.
be re the wniis toll and was saved
from the some into which met the
men he hurl been working with :1 min-
ute before. ‘
The work of, rescue wns started at
once and the first man taken out was
t‘npt. Zorn Link. a tin-man. latter
four other tlrolnou were notion out
Liout. Edward .1. llulicr. of Truck
No. 2. is still in the ruins and it be-
Whilo at work niiempiing to misuse
The tire was still burning at noon.
Thirteen Persons Unconscious.
NEW YORK. .Inn. 20. ----- Henry smokv
Mlchnol (‘ulkin. n tin-mun, was light-
Ashury Park Hotel Bum.
ASBIIIIY PARK. N. .I., Jun. zoos-The
lllll Ill _li_i_ii nun
WAIJ. STREET. l0;lu n. tit-wilder
’(It‘ and larhlklt Valley“ were strong
WALL. STREET. II n. m.-—Seilinn
on and the market so; ed. Running,
WMA. STREET. Noon.-—-'i‘ho stock
mpunding decision «flouting those is-
t
I
WALL. ETREM. i D. m.-~’l‘rodius
, Rubber.
Discount Rots Reduced. ‘
LONDON. .1011. IEMAIIIII‘ o pro
todoy Model! in
1’“) i. .l l" 1" 1T ‘1 Eli
TWO STORES:
The New Store
24 Wall St, 10mm.
People who throw money nwny-~rcnl money-wore usually arrest-
ed on inchmpotonto. if they throw it uwsy on inferior groin and iced
they need their attention nrresicd ~10 the 1an that it's menu to your
nnlmul. and that rut-spoons does not always mono economy. ‘1”
not what you pug-Lind what you got tor what you pay that counts.
,‘ I
First in «plum. lost in price~ nlwsrs in the minds of Its custom-
ors « ilrnmie Horne Ground Feed for Herero. 0.120.: and Poultry.
”“1...ii"‘ii§i‘i7§3u.;. .
burns
Cutbill’s A Bridge Fish Market.
receptions 108.
FREE DELIVERY.
-.-... n ... WWW"... m. 5.2%:
Great Outcast. Bargains Mu *
On all sides we hear praise of the wonderful Overcoat
“Bargains in this sale. The same beautiful Overcoats that
have ploasodwlo many men this season—same smart mod-
els-meant: rich fabrics. And now they are reduced to the
usual Red Tag bargain line. You shouldn’t miss the op-
portunity‘ to save.
$8.50 0111131000 Fancy Overcoats, in broken sizes. . 05.85
$10.00 and’$12.oo Fancy Overcoats, in all sizes ...... $7.85
$13.50 and $15.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all sizes. . . . . $9.85
$16.00 and $18.00 Fancy Overcoats. in all sizes. . . . 010.85 '
$20.00 Fancy chrcosts. in all sizes . . . . . . . . . . 314.85
Fancy Own-coats, in 011 sizes. . . . $18.85
OXforcl Overcoats ..' ....... . . . . . . .$6.85
$10.00 and $12.00 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . . . . .$7.85
$15.00 and $16.00 Black and Oxford Overcoats. . . . .$11.85
$20.00 Black and Oxford Overcoats . ....... . . . . . £14.85
$25.00 Black and Oxford Overcoat: . . ..... . . . . .. $18.85
. Boys‘ Ov’ercoats—just as fine bargains in Boys' Ov-
ercoats. and the values are just as high in proportion to
, My!“
. The finest lot of Furnishings Bargains ever shown
In town—biggest values-«lowest prices.
:4 South Main St.
South Norwalk
MANUEL vrono HATCH.
-.....u ...-
hey handle nothing
to 39‘ the DES
FcArFisH we... ..... ........ 8c
sMALL POLLOCK ............... 0c
answer: other. ............... 120
MACKEREL . .................... 15¢
snowmen ..................... so
Hennmo ....................... 100‘
eLuerlsw ...................... 15c '
NATIVE ESCALLOPS .......... .500;
LARGE oreseo LONG 3
ounce .................... 400 01.5
WCIIIHCII. Smelt. Finnan Hoddles.
Stalk Cod. Salmon, Greenpor! and
311de Bay Oysters. Long and Round
Clams
Extr cream; 4" Extra.
linen Florida Oranges
Fromtlventy-iive for 250, to 250 dozen
our voua ensue 0r rusui AT
UNITED GROC
N MAIN I7 ”'3'."
“our COMPANY
"special ®
xtra
----A'I' THE AAP.STORE-¥-
, _ . .
It “Crooner Butter 0 pound...uo 20 pounds tor $1.2!
MandolinMIIiishornt...........tOo 3090111100101‘100
tilevsrfllg‘i‘lk. s osu'g...........to.: éongloiu'gdlstgor :2:
A..P i|‘mn l ‘IotiliIIldll . I-lllooltdauo0ol-0oo
Evaporated Milli. 10030 000......‘100 MP Flour. 2495 lines: ...}...Hflg
rt to discounts hut
9““ “were tied to”
enlist!
tho
..“W‘” FWW‘I‘“ "" :f"
. . 11mm: utmost“ I " g on. omit alums sounds
”me‘ 1°: ”#93: ‘ thoNorwfiIt “ to Police Willow
mounts.
lunar.
“99.95?
I’m 0.111”.
* semis nursing-ml. ' '
. «it.
Wuhan ~10. oestrus sum tut; miss unwed: _ H
, our on plant. rune It .
W
VERY IMPORTANT HEDUG‘I‘IONB 1N OUTING PLANN
R0328 AND PAJAMAO.
500 Robes reduced to... .39
81.00 fiche: and Padsmas reduced to ..........$ .79
$1.25 Pojomss reduced to A b
31.50 Pajamas reduced to
$2.00 Pajamas reduced to
$2.50 Pajamas reduced to
,0
m .~
04.50 TAN sHoss AT nous .
03.50 and 03.00 31-1023, to closest 0m "1
MANY OTHER CHOICE BARGAINS IN THIS BIG SALE.
98 Washington Street?
61st Annual Statement ‘ '
of the
AITNA Life insurance Go
Hartford, Connecticut
MORGAN G. BULKELEY, President
Life. Accident. Health and Liability Insurance
January 1, 1911
AI PRICE’S (21.0.5.5...
Extra Specials 7‘ r
sovs' AND vouuo man's ovsncOArs A'i' HALr‘rnlos. . '
’ 5:00 F‘DCy ovamoflt‘ 81‘. ..coaooooooooslo‘oooon'o
I 0.00 Fancy Overcoat: st ..um
$10.00 Fancy Over-costs at: ....................03-00
812.00 Fancy Overcosts st 0000
I .
ELyNIBl'I'I:
.0 .9!
c0olicooiddo..lold.i|.1|"l
....”.-noses-coalsnooh.1t‘..
’31.»
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moor
ASSETS
Reni Estate acquired
by foreclosure ...: 97,001.81
(ltilce building ..... 500,000.00
Cash on hand and In
hunks ........... 3,905,769.58
Stocks and bonds... 31.971.664.01
Mortgages secured by
renl estate ........ 19.001.500.71
loans on rollnternl.. 1.320.070.76
loans secured by poi-
icies of this cool-
psuy ............. 8,325,119.36
Interest due and ac-
crued Dec. 31,1910. 1,702,917.10
Preultums In course
of collection nld
deterred lite!!!“
inms ......... i... 1,650,183.81
Market value ofse—
curilies over cost.
less assets not ode
Surplus topolihyhold-
LIABILITIES
Reserve on life, eu-‘
dowment and term
policies
Special reserve. not
included above...“
Premiums paid in ad ‘ _
vanes. and other - ‘ '
liabilities ........
Unesrned interest on
policy loans ..... ‘.
Accrued Tones ..... _
Surplus reserved for ‘ ‘
special class of pol~
icles and dividends
to policyholders
psynh’le‘ on de- " ' '
mono .. . ..t. .. .. 1,858,901.38
1.03000 and «shuns \,
awaiting proof. and
not yeti!”
(Incurred premiums
on accident. heulth
and liability insur-
ance ..........
Reserve for liability
claims
M"-
hammers
1.541.605“;
ers .............. 10.102. .3“
Total 0.5.1.0... . 4101.00.10:
mittt-d ........... 2.360.530.32
,1
Total Assets ...... $101,018,102.”
lNCOME
Premiums ......... , .316,695.501.~10
Interests, rents. etc... 4,811,085.42
Tom income in
1010 . . . . . . . . . $21,500,500.”
cams ousmo 1010' '
Increase in Surplus ...... ..... 3
increase in Premium Income
Incl-sou In 'rotal income ...... ..
Increase in Amt.
incmu'ln Life Insurance In Fem..
Total Life Insurance in Fem Doc. 81. 1010
Paid Poitcyholdon sine. organization in 1.00. over-......
Taxes ....... . ...... .
All other disburse
.... o
i.-- .............. a.
......u...~s-..~.-4g
msnunssunu'rs
Payments to Policy- .
holders .......... 312,251,353”
521,343
ments ...... . . . . . . . 5.186.130
0
Total Disbursements . -
In 1910 . 012,007.11
...
‘ mausoleum sntmmé
IANK.
user than 010ch the toll
on:
...
LIFE coolness: ' p . .
H. Mono. Allen. Manager, Mola- flid‘ . Bridgeport.“ Z
ACCIDENT c HEALTH coolness: "
Arthur 0. Hlnkloy, Manner for Connecticut. ‘
LIABILITY IIJIIINIII: .
Hobart 6. Knox. Control Agent. ”Purl deliri-
sun—unu—
An I. Woodward Chosen President
and Dr. Gregory Vice-President.
'l‘ho unnual 1110011118 of the Foirtleld
lounty Savings llsnk 0t Norwelk w"
hold youtordoy afternoon It 3 o'clock
nod the followltut directors were elects
for the ensuing your: Ass 11.
Woodward. James (1. Gregory. J.
Thornton Prowitt. Arthur 0. Wheeler.
John P. dewsil. Henry w. Gregory.
tumour (inlets, Winthrop H. Perry
and Herbert ll. Smith. Alter the moon
of the carburetors the directors
had their meeting sod emailed.
W
Val-‘1'
In; to Camp street. This the.
one 01 the dogs of Edw d 8110
who keeps a livery stab 0 Int , v.
ouzhfsro. It has been run _ '
the town that o curator Ian. I.”
been nomad. had 0010th to!“
using, but invalidation proves -
mar isles. Further-«dove spines
awaited and the police Ire still
ion on the eels. u are the
of Camp strut. . .i. ..r
Id ‘ will" 1‘01“ deems
ornoon A 01' ’
race. in honorxotilltnh Ww 4
Wheeler. of Detroit; Mi -
owing 0010 will return to her horns ‘1‘
President-«An B. Woodhull; '
ViooPruidsntn-olomu 0. CI ry.
65mm star! and Treasurer-m. moor
-: u ‘0. l . ‘ .
holler-«Loony Montgomery. .
1100 of o It: room «Heroin
Imam Nor-nut
or n "it tho it I‘ tithe
. u . '
We 0 1 noise. *
for. as important in:
Wt.
«1.0.; ‘
noerth 1.... WI not“ _
'ng
‘ W ‘
Mrslronit 1". 11:10 ”out .
ondo'
nom- some peril-outline
_ r 1. Jolie.
10 tumultuous
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