IIIISI ll’l’llillilllll
.lllIlIIIlliIlIIE Hill
A Simplellcmedy Gives Color, 1
. FIRST TIME AT
Lower Floor .4 ...................
Balcony ........................
Seats on Sale Jan.
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PERFECT.
O YT’S
THEATRE»
N EVERY PARTICULAR THE suit.
,3. sowe mosT BRILLIANT snow.
- lapeclal Return engagement—Retained
by Popular Demand. The World's
Champion Girl Long-distance Swim-
IvIer .
' ' ROSE RITONOF
..Girl Who Has startled the
‘Whrld with her Phenomenal Feats.
See her Daring Dives and Thrilling
11' or 3Huge Tanlt.‘ $1 gt?
Special Added Attraction-Joaeph
Hart’s Pretentious Playlet
THE WILD WEST RANGERS
N. Y. Journal: “It In like a breath
from the Prairie." Wonderfully Real-
Intlc. Superbly Presented by .1 8e.
eoted Company.
The Sensation of Both Continents
THE OLIVOTTE
TROUBADOURS
339$ Sunny Italy, In Tunefui Mel-
ee 31 Classical Instrumental Se
lectlo u3'.3
THE onAPHopHoNE GIRL
8plendidly Presented by Adeline
Francis. Vaudevilles Newest and
Latest Novelties.
rtletle and Astute Athletics
BENNETT TRIO
IIIIIMIbust Skilled Acrobats,
Floats“ Extraordinary.
in
Neweot Sensations in MOTION PIC-
g"OVER'IS
' 5"‘Tlie Place"
4thcl‘standard forwhat is lat-3
n ‘correct in” style. Thor-3
‘ ughly dependable
MUSIC HALL
ONE NIGHT ONLY
Thurs, Jan. 25th
Tlil‘. INCHANTING MELODY WHOSE HAIINTING STRAINS RAVE INHIRALLED THE WORLD
It' It the Theme Song of WOODII PM! & “DWI! Phenom/curl Incense.
By 0100 ultimatum: end ml. newton
THE LAUGHING MUSICAL SENSATION OF TWO CONTIN
AM“ If MISSIOIL WINE” IELEIIIIIEI
... ...... a
.......................... $1.00. 50::
the WEEK AT THE PLAYHousE'
' and gets his own sweethenrtto pass-
' as one of his children and an adult
mischievously scheming nephew ‘end
to become ‘
. in the world.
. love otthe convent girl and the noun.
’lovc theme, the air of the production,
THESE PnIcEs:
.. .0150. $1.00, 75.:
22 at Hoyt'e Theatre
NOW OPEN
The Atlantic Hotel’s
GRAPE ARBOR
GRILL
The Atlantic Hotel otters in Its
Grape Arbor Grill one of the most do
loci and dclighttuily cozy restaurants“
to he found In the state.
The excellence of the cuisine and
service completes for Bridgeport a grill
room which will‘till ii long tell. want.
Orchestra Every Evening at 6
Table tI-Hote Dinners. 6 to 8
p. m.~—7Sc; with wine 51
Business Men’s bunch 11.45
a. m. to 2.30 p. m.- 50c
at moderate prices.
FAIRFIELD AVE., and. R. n. STATION
Bridgeport, loan.
3 3
MUSEMENTS
Other Hou’rs: Ala Citric Service '
Strength and Beauty to
the Hair
vice of the Swedish Congregational
You don't have to have gray hair or Church was held last evening.
i‘ndod hair it you don't want to. Why
look old or unattractive? if your hulr
ls gray or l’adod, yo’u‘cun change it
easily, quickly and attentively by using
Wyctli‘s Sage and Sulphur lialr
ilI-nicdy. Apply a. little tonight. and
In the morning you 'will be agreeably
surprised at tin: results from a single
application. The gray hairs will be
less conspicuous, and alter n tow moroi
applications will be restored to nuturnl
color.
Wyoili's Sago Illlil Sulphur
quickly i'l‘inovou dandruff. loaves
aciiip (‘li‘llll and healthy,
tho growth of tho linli'.
The weekly prayer meeting wuu held
III, the Advent Christian Church last
in; the pulpit. and preaching.
The Decker oyster 3boats went out.
to work this morning for the first time
in over a week.
the harbor was responsible for
move.
I he
-..”... ...V- .
’l'lio ruin that cnino this morning
was Welcomed by oil as It Is expected
that the precipitation will serve to rid
the streets and neglected aldcwnlka of
home of the loo.
diet)
the
and promotes
II In a clean
wholcuomc div-using which may be
3 used at any time with perfect safety... The 31.3033. 1.103.333! (.3333, 33333333 an on.
(M ‘l “I” "“"l “”“k’ "0’“ W“? ihusiuslic meeting lust pitching ut
druuglsl today, and are how I.Inlrkly it;
will rosioru tho. ybuthlnl color and
beauty of mm hair and former endl
the nasty dandruff. lllil, itchy scalp
and falling liulr. All drugglutn sell it "
under guarantor: thin. the money will
be refunded it. you are not satistird
alter fair trial. Special agent. Stillson-
Powell ("orprII'ul ion.
which time. nriungoments were made
l‘-oi commomoiulin‘g the fourth anni-
. 31 .
vorsary of the club.
“For Sule~~8lcighs and bolls and
horse blankets. “Al L. M. Wright’s.
The usual service was held at the
East Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church, last evening. liov. William W.
Gillies occupied the pulpit and preach.
ed. The. last dolly prayer meeting
wui be held this evening.
Wfl—W
’l‘he Lin-la Chapter will hold a meet-
04 ii” St. John avenue. on Monday ul—
ternoon at it o'clock. A lull attend-
03 once isdesired and the indies
Mr. and Mrs. lezlmer Andrews,
lesion. spent yesterday In town.
' 3tor‘II drug store.
The Norfleld Aid Society will imIII3
neociul at the hall, Saturday evficnlug
«u.
The Norihport Oyster Company
3brnnoh of the Sealshlpt Oyster Sm
3333. 3,333,333 Gorham 3.033.333.3933 “.33 3mm. started opening oysters yestcr
ill. with a trained nurse in atondancc. l ““3 afternoon “It" taking quite 3“ 9"
tended vocation. As 41 result openers
'l‘lie marriagc‘ot George Erichiiiger3 uoro minded on the streets this moro-
nnd Miss Georgiana Lyon has been his.
announced. 3
4
Mrs. l". P. ‘ilorehouse has been on 5 (.‘mnpuuy pool tournament Inst'niulitfi
Ibo invalid list several days. with n l“. Krone. rated 85‘. defeated Stepheni
sevcre grip void. 1 gSIone. II‘ilod 70 by the owrwholntingl
. some 0! 85 to 17. Mr. stone was out of
mini from the beginning. lllcluird
mm. and L“ Keene, emulsion its role»
mus nod 1). Noah an uneasy.
“Irv—4w Mm“...
'1‘th East Norwalk boys enjoyed II‘
I'l‘i’i'l‘? grout good time on. Crocshners hilly.
lust evening, taking advantage or the}
snow and ice to slide down the lI~y3
pnth that. had been prepared. In or.
liter that they might not collide withl
3333333 333333333 lln this lot, the boss inning up a lllllli~3
3333.333 3.33.3333". 3333333333 333 3333.03.03.33“; tier of lanterns which lighted up the
from II few days illness with gifilp disc I“ In line shape
M... and Miri W ii. lilirictt
...... .... .... ......
......
mhtmm
Mrs \nuolln» Andrews lt’i amending
sovmal wIwkII niIiI IIoI sou, Orlando
Andrews. 0nd family.
W..." «.-.—...
Numerous sloiglilng partied. have '
been enjoyed by the young
about town this week.
\lisg Mir .0 Alllll‘; us. Miss Grace Sou
lleid and A. C. Bradley, who have been
ill with grip am imprming. ‘
l
W ...—......-
3 Mrs. J Clarence Hawkins, oi Stun.
Master lloorgc Puncher. of Whitoffime Pinon. East Norwaik died lit the
home or her Iinughtei in lMllllliI"), 2
"MADAME SHERRY."
Not very much of the story
“Madame Sherry" is revealed in theg
advance announcements. Mainly the
thread of musical and other incidents
of this bigmusical success concern a
young New York unmarried man.
about town, sowing his wild outs on
money sent him by an uncle, who be-
lieves his nephew married und the
father of two children. The uncle un-
expectedly pays a visit to the studio
or the nephew. who to support his
story or domesticity, is forced to
gather unto himself a family. He
presses his very unpatrician house
keeper into service to passes his wile.
of .
i
guest as his son. It is from the comic
embarrassments growing out or this
first situation that the fun or the
piece begins. of climate attendant
misadventures consequent upon the
first deception follow one another
throughout the play. The main love
interest Is Introduced at the very out-
set, with the arrival of the uncle, who
brings with him a relative in Yvonne
Sherry, a young maid just out‘oba
convent. It develops that theswe‘et-
heart of the young man about town
turns tickle and _, tails In love with
the guest. passing. as. her brother, I).
plight that opens the "way tor the
the visiting' convent girl
sweéthearts, which'they do In what is
declared to be one of theoridost ways
Incidentally, .it is the
ed that introduced in the play as a
"Ev’ryLittls Movement'Has a Mean-
log All Its Own" that test became a
popular number all ever the World.
Music Hall, January 25th.
w
FARREL LEFT N
ANSONIA.Jan 19—-
‘ the Zion Hill M. E Church. and Rev.
.l I r
3331:3113? “333' ‘33:; is”; :33: 33033131331003)" ."l‘lnirsdin night alter a tutor illness
3333 iwliu pneumonia. She is survived by
"3.03. Sale 333933333333 end 3333.335 and two daudhtcré, Mrs. Harri W. Hoit
horse blankets. .\i I... :II. uiigins. and W“ Charles E “Oi-l The in.
m-.--....-___ ‘ nornl service-a will be held at her into
.\’Il‘8. Ebenezer Fitch and son. F. C. home in islip. long island.
Illicit. of Good IIIII. were guests yes-
iordnr, of Mrs. I‘llcll‘s sister, Mrs. ii}.
.I. Bulkicy.
l
i
I
I
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There was considerable of an Ice
< flow in the harbor this morning. line
der Ike soothing Influence of the soil.
mild breeze trom the south. the solid
sheet of ice which has corked the
harbor up for the past week or so.I
loosened and broke up Into cakes. Au
unusually large number or gulls Were
in the harbor basin this morning.
m
Very Best Butter 1
pound ' 370
3 onus ifull also) Milk.......'.....250
8 lbs. Beat Milli Crackers ........2So
Large California Prunes ......1% III.
Best Standard Tomatoes. can.....1nc
Scans Corn 25o
Flour. bug .............78o
RI. Jose10vsky 8:
Company
EAsT‘ NORWALK '
.i. Mcrwln floors. of Orchard stretit.
Norwnlll. was In town Wednesdm' to
attend theluncral oi liis'i‘riend, Sum-
Iiei Waterbury. '
‘1 Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Trowbridxe and
children have returned from a ,i‘ew
days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Beers in Norwalk’
Mrs. C. '1‘. Gregory. Mrs. Charles .401 '
butt. Ilse Josephine linrlbutt, Mrs. M.
B. Hill‘nnd G. I‘. Brown. of Cannon.
wereln town yesterday.
'Misa Myra Burritvt returns this even-
ing from Wilton and Miss Florence
Banks from Valley Forge. tor a week:
end visit at their homes In Nortield.
Mrs. M. E. Godfrey. who Is spending
the winter out of town. has left Tun
rytown. N. Y... where she has been
visiting her brother William Hoyt. ‘
and family and is now the guest of '
her niece, Mrs. Harry Picking, in East
Orange N. .l.
The funeral of Samuel Waterbury
was held from his residence on Wed-0
nosday alternoon. with interment tol- .
lowing in Willowbrook cemetery.
Westport. Mr Waterbury Is survived
by his wife and three sons. Harry, Ste
plien and George. ill residing at the
family home. He wall. 714 years at use.
and had been in failing health for sevo
oral months. The services were con-
ducted by Rev. A. F. Chamberlain, at
.."3
Mrs. William (...-...... is .0..... _
Phllb DeWell tilled his Ice house
Monday.
D. Moses or the Noraéiu Congrega- arrzfizrgoggsglgr
tlonal Church, and were attended by w; ' .
many wanton and out oi.» town . '
friends“ ..
The weekly prayer and praise ser-
ovoning, llov. F. 8. Alnuworth occupy-
The Opening up or ‘
ing at the home ol‘lilrs. it. C. Drako.‘
will;
3Iuko the 2:24 o’clock car from Bax-é
lice. 3
Wash yo'ur
lace
curtains
Ilse
Strong soap and soap on
to their delicate fibre.
soiter than ever before.
1
3. llofl for 15 minutes.
curiniu tonnes.
III il
3 Follow these direc-
tions and your curtains will be whiter and
I. Sunk IIIL' i‘lll’l‘tlIlS une hour In cold water in which one
IIIlIirsmeJul ol’ Peru“ to ouch piu'r oi curtain» lilti been
tlinfitllh't‘ll.
2. Pol III cold \Iuirr. to u Inch twulublespooiil'uls III Pen“
II we burn added, and bring to a bull. b
4.. IliiIIII: thoroughly In warm water. starch and place un
40 cents at Your Grocers
Wden are ruinous
l SIGNALMAN PREVENTS WRECK.
Fall Styles
E.E. Gorham
Decorator
10 Pint 80.. East NoMllk
TclephoncFOur Five-Two
S'I‘CINING'I‘ON. Jan. l9."““.‘\ spill full
in charge of signals here. averted per
hops what might have been 0 serious
Tvi'eoli In the Tiny State limited ex
press from Boston over the Shore l ine
division of the New York, New Haven
and Haitlord llni lrIiad. Andeison dis-
covered the, rail live minutes hclore'
the time to: the train to pass and
hugged it The main proceeded slow-'
ly over the. defect and a new roll was
immediately put iii Its place.
IOUTH NORWALK FIRE ALARM
3014!.
Fire Alarm Read unrtore It Electric
Work: Telex: lone for are m
I—x‘Wasbinston end North Iain ate.
cmoflot‘el.
Lanai and Raymond all.
swim a Cornet Factory. privnu.
smuoyr n Theatre.1
7~Nor riwn ink outagll
8-Muslc Hell. 4.. illord and City Hotels
Swi.‘ rose St 1.
12-'~xWeIIt St. Franklin School.
lameoncord 80. Concord and Lincoln
At. .00 Mayflower Hook and Ladder?
1. ......M .. Emu»... ... ..- ....
his pond lilo lore part of this week.
Iohn ll. flruelle and family expects
to leave next week tor n trip to
“Flor ids.
Howard Rortor'i’ pulled: and
'are shelling out eggs at a great rule.
these lists.
Philip Hurst spent Saturday
Sunday with his parents, Mr.
hint. John Iinrat
W
and
and
Mrs Alonso Buttery has been con-
tlncd to the house for amoral days
with a lame log. 3
”...—.... Hm... .. ....-
C. M. Somalia: has been
and pnpering .‘lohn ll.
honscou the Mill Road.
p Iini Inn
Fear bake s
The Friendly Mcn's Class of
Methodist Protestant Church root
the parsonage Tuesday evening.
the
at
James T. Williall. who broke his
" arm by falling Horn 0 horse. is now
back nthia work at the Grand Central
Depot
The many friends at Mrs. John J.
Bobbitt in this community sympathize
with her inithe deetb of her husband
which leaves her with four children to *2
cure for.
Mrs G. V. dehloya who is Mr.
Richter‘s sister {ind her little daugh‘
ter Helen, of Ridgewood, N. Y.. have
been visitor; at the parsonage this
week.
The second quarterly conference of
the Methodist Protestant Church to:
the conference your. trill be held at
the parsonage on Friday evenlg. Jan
nary 20.
James Roche. the seventh son of
Mr. and Mrs Charles Roche, of Sit.
vermlne. was six years old last Mon-
day. and had a birthday party at bias 3: 2
home. which was attended by the
neighboring children.
A measuring social and supper was
held at the home of litre. Ella Aiken.
Thursday night under the directionat
or the Ladies Aid Society or the Math-
odlst Protestant Church. There were
a large number oi! people present andl
all lied a very lessant time The he
dies served a most excellent supper to
which all those present did tuli jus-
33 3.-
. I... ‘
Nflb- J 11.10 «wirhe name
he. died;
hens; 34 MNSDI’IDK 4nd Cia
Sc boots.
4-«North Main n0 Ann Sta.
{Swill I} St. an HR view Ave.
s—~x‘ email: Iron orka
l~Wret Ave and Cedar St.
WIIIAIIKII School West Ave.
321chnt St. and Taylor Ave.
23~~xidly Aver and bow:- St.
34——(‘lientnut and Hour Sta.
5mxitouth Main and. come Ste.
“gwlaexington Ave nnIl Austin 8!.
l~Weut and Elm Grove Sta.
iimslmih 5min St. between Grove and
Meadow 8t:
‘i..-XIM) Electric Works. Shiite St
5~xllnvitnnd and \h’atei Sta.
37—xlackwood WI.
,tthnImI-id Ave. and Cedar St.
342~~ ’l‘nylnr Ave. and South St.
watt'dwdwor Ave and Meade w at.
45~Burritt and Quintard Aves. and Water
46~»\'i'nud‘wnrd and. Lowndes Aves.
alwfiuidun Hill 84; and hilniwood Ave.
5l2—~\\ Remington St Brid den
Ewa—hclnht yard and Ann St. .. private.
54-»Norwnik Lock Co, private.
In) Denotes non—Interfering .boxel.
(lit) Muster box. from which the null:
14
l
l
1
found yesterday by Samuel Aiidorson.l
clot Urea Numucaam
Electric
Vacuum
Cleaner
t B r '
We have min. $65.00 Peerless Vllt‘v
mun Cleaner, which has been rent—
ed a low times, which we offer {or
$48.00. (.luaranteod to he III per-
fect. order.
TheA.J..'\n'gevine
8: Son Co.
134 - 1336 Washington Street
«...... 0.... ..—_-...........- .... ...—.....—
SOUTH NORWALK POST OFFICI
MAILS .
1 South Norwnlk Postotfice
MAILS ARRIVE FROM
Eel-tern, Pointy-5.55. 7:,00 10: 30 a. In:
3: 6 .55 m.
.~.
0
.Wleltern Pointl- 5:55, 6: 30. 10: 30 a. In:
31:30. apnoea. :5p.m.
gblnbuRw—li: .55 8: 30 a. nut 1.5:00 5.11 In.
Marx/onlm ~43 30. I: 00 10: 00 a. m.; 1.00. 3. 09,
D-
MAILS CLOSE FOR
.Eaetern Pointowfi: 00. (Bridgeport only,
8:40), 10: 00 u. on; 1:00. 0: 00. 8:00
{Western Points—45:40, 10:00 a. m. . p12: 30.
l' ."50. .. 35. 0:00. a: 00 p. m.
Danbur «0:00. 91.50 ni.;1::.00.600p m.
Minimal—4:00 :., :00a. m.;1:00.
35 4:00. Il:0.8:.m00p
Mails for all points close 5: 30 p. In. Box o
days.
E. E CROWE. Postman".
Norwalk Postot‘lice
Mail. Dunstan“
Mv—E
m. ~Danbury divioio on.
m. ~Weat and South Norwnlk.
m widest West and So. Norwolk.
m.»Nevv Cork and West.
3). m ~Eaet and South Norwalk.
m.—-Denbury division.
In .—Pointa west of Stamford. Det-
terl only.
m.-—West and South Norwalk.
m. eCunnon Station. Dunbar: uni
'Wiit
III—loner, West and Bo. Nomlk. :
TIL—East. West and So Not-walk.
Sundays and Holidays.
tniail closes at 5: 30 m.
day collection at 5230331 to.
Mail- Receive
m.-—All directionl.
.m —~Ca.nnon Station.
m—Eunt. west of Bridgeport.
m.—-WII.ton and Daiibury.
m.~—-South borwalk.
m.~l«3ast. West and So. Norm“.
.xn ~Danhury division.
on. in. —~ .ast, West and So. Nomik.
p m. *Enst
p. m. ~East and South Norwalk.
p in “New York. Biooklyn and Sodtll
Norwhlk.
:0 p. m. .~Enst.‘W:st and So. Norwalk.
0
9.00 a. m.««~East. West ,{Ind 80. Norwalk.
a
38
00 6'53 vol-33“?
o as am
Do
9~
D»
D-
Dvm
D-m
3333;333:3333
3 Carriera' window open from 9 until 1'.
a.
“E. S. ADAMS. Postmaster.
bar of any box can be sounded.
(inc stroke at 13 noon and I p. 13.3
3slnndnrd time,
i
One stmke at odd times. testing or3
..
line open.
Two strokes after an alarm. are out. re- I
cells do rtment .
“Titli‘efipgllow stickies. winter to be shut
o . q-n‘ ....
At 12: 05 p m. each Weimsdsy. a box
ii! It’uiied for 1294.1
columns for a
"14 district also re
delved by telephone.
NORWALK FIFIE ALARMS
lMoInor of Mnln and Wall Streets.
L't—chidrn Amnue and Union Place.
rdmsmini; Hill and Kellogg Street.
24- mt'nlon l'ark
32§~Wost Avenue. and Berkelev Street.
Franklin Avenue and Lynch Place
ill-“Gun house. (Privnt 9 box).
BMW est Avenue and Morwin Street. -
33... Harbor Avenue and Orchard Street.
Btwtfhnpel Street and Harbor Av.cnuo
36«~West Avenue, near the armory.
illimStovcns Stroot and Elm Crest.
lib—Cums Street mid Wilton avenue.
Main street and North Avenue.
43-~Frnnro Street
iii—Grand Street and 'I'indall Lane.
‘5. -Main and Cniherine Streets.
”~er Canon" Road and Fair Street.
lib-Chestnut Street. near Summer St.
~Mntn Street andUnion Avenue.
lieu-On The Green.
East Avenue and Lincoln Avenue.
04~East Avenue and Daskam Lam:
EAST NORWALK FIHK ALARM BOXEI
Fire headquarters. 50 Van Zaut Street.
Telephone 170
4-~Fitoh School (private).
5——Msrvln School (private.
212-432th Wnahtnxt on and Site.
all-«Van Znndt St. and Osborn Ave.
2 km t Are. and Rowm St. .
all—Winfiei
22 S-I-Fort rind Charles Sta. -:
:3 “Ens Ave. and Fitch oust.
ass—at. ohn St. and Edits Ave.
eaview Ave. and First tts
855~Bouleverd1nnd Second St.
335-~Cove Ave and Fill. In 80'.
-Boule vard and Blackstone St
!
l
(Tel.
341-4“ 1' St. and Pine Hillve.33t1‘el.;
«Jagger Bt. end Duck Po (To 1
bore Havens {Tel )
“A telephone message to Electric smtatlon
(1'05)bntweon the hours of 0p. m. and
6 Vin: location of “fire? an alarm
will be van or mares slit
Private boxes will only 0he pulled for
lire on remlsee whore locot e.d
Secon alarms are only to be When via
the chlfif or acting chief upon his arr-I 1
“at noi-
l--—Onpi:3n blast Ill” odd times. testing or line
1~0ne blast at 8 333m" standard time‘. ~ 1
I-lu'rwo blue nets. ‘
il—Ilv'rwenty two. at 8 mm no thorns
in: session or public school.
ll-lt--—'1‘vven1ty-tvvor at12:30 p. m.. no at-
moon session or public school.
llnllnllw'l‘on blasts quickly calls the
out tire. department 3
ROWAYTON FIRE ALARM 010134ch
12-Hl3zhland Ave. to N. 2.. N. R; a 1i.
13«-H3ickory Bluff 0. Bell I3Iel3rnd.
--Pl no Point and Men?
El—Lgns Island Econ 11%“) McKinley.
3-~"(.entral."sob£o§3lnm ey Bi 4 nnoyor.
naonr ad.
rend tto Brookmde.
l
. to L. I. lountl
Iho‘ on bell et min times 3
There will still be
Plenty of
WINTER
WEATHER
We otter you the. last chance
to buy a Cylinder Stove cheap.
We are closing out our ‘enllre
stock or these Stoves in many
sizes at low down prices.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main &WestSts.
shown.
..
CityNatIonalBank
’ TRANS TSAGENERAL BA KIND
' BUS! 03 ANDOFFERS EVERY ,
' FAGI‘LITV CONSIS‘I‘ENT w
WITH BOUND H.
. BANKING 1
Capital Surplus and Pronto
$100,000.00 3 11.000.0033
Sate Deposit Boxes 03 and 06‘ per your
.Enwm H. MATHEWSON. Free. ”
JOHN H. KNAPP. let Vice-Prom
1 rescission H. RowAu. 2nd Vice-
‘ ‘WILFRED BODWELL. Cashier
_ DIRECTORS _
E. H. Mathewson .li Wallace Mim
John I4. Knapp John H. Light ' .
Christian Swat-t; Fred. H. Row-n
Blmu4l Grumman Lewis B. Hurlbutt
Henry 8. Lockwood ‘
Norwalk Chronicler