11;... Sing clip“, or ill-comm, lis’
:mnding a few days at her summer
Viromain Botto' Place '
.! gangVof linemen on A ppeclal re-
pair car are making repairs, today. to
the; Bordon Point trolley line.
Charles Fielding, of Pleasant street,
anoint yesterday in Danbury, in at-
tendance at the big fair at that place.
Hrs Mary L’Hommedleu. oi' Roway-
Vm; has been visiting her daughter;
"arrest
Mrs Edward E Meade oi Edits
avenue, is enjoying a short vacation
with friends and relatives Vi"n Winnlz
punk, ‘_Conn
Edwin V0 Drake, oi Betts place, has
'been enjoying a thanks vacation from
V his duties with the United Grocery
" Company, in South Norwalk,
Clayton L Marshall '01 Osborne
11 avenue, enjoyed a vacation from his
duties in the Crescent Laundry. on
Sear" 1ew avenue, yesterday
. The big barge Koo, which has. been
-in the harbor for sci oramays with A
cargo of sand and" grovei. sailed out
yesterday. The boat is owned by the
Gravgl and Sand company of New
! Kori: .v ,
fihecn living on Sheffield island. as core-
Moving from the island into the More
may block, on ‘Wns'hil‘lét'bn hither. to-
Guy. '2
«will spend some time at the home
Vol! relatives *- ~ ~
The Red Star barge, {”17”, while go-
111; tinting!» the temporary bridge yes-
terday .aiternoon, .Stucio in. the mull.
dud mine was held up for about an
hour, scores of teams and automobiles
riding in line. it was only after
honorable short that tlié- barge was
”Wait Norwaik was well repre‘sented‘.
1151118 large crowd Vol’ fans who stood
. ‘iront of The Sentinel oiilce yester-
y afternoon and received the ro-V
ms of the iirst 11mm: the VWorid
a, play by play. This prompt and
.Vafcurate service was very much Vap-
widted by them.
"1105 shop, announced this morning that
, on will cloud Monday morning.
mbus Day, at 11 o‘clock The
VVVo‘r harbor shops in Norwollt will
"so at noon. Mr. 011116 is oliVa or the
mmittee in charge of the columbus
rude and celebration. "
1M
Asses .Ayres, the well known resi-
he concrete house between the
V school and Christ Choral], and
_ occupy it as a residence, the
" tors The place was ownod by
gsport Concrete Comps . 351ml
' "ntly went out or business here. It
understood the affairs at the 00mg
Vny are being séttled up, and sonic
‘0! claims being paid,
Thomas Riley, of the East Side, this
VVmorning saw a deer on Pleasant.
street about 4 o'clock The animal
Moot" stops the
stilt} river. and, Vpi
Vbe the 3.11.1111 ,0! the MonmClass at
am; George Sherwood of Winfield"
George Fox and family, who ilavoV
keepor‘s, throughout the summer, are
Ohm-"loo Dildo, oi the East Side bar-
1 1 Van Zant street, has purcuas-i
" r-«Annhbol, Scam. Emma. ott, Eleanor
a
~ a
building
" The nameless men of thew» will,
the East avenue Methodist Episcopal
”Church tumor-rho «11.5.»; hrs only
twp nameless women mentioned. An
"emblem Vol tho distance of out) is to
be found in over grocery store, and ‘
every home 'i'n "our land. but many
nameless men are spoken or,“ having :V
appeared on the sacred stage. They
say their lines or do their work and «
then pass on, never to appear again. ‘
yet they‘wero just as important as
any whom the Bible mentions 11111111,;
and to whom the Hunter was indebted
1,.
(the program for the evening
for my things without which His
work Would not have been completed
All men are welcome at this meet
ing.
Finch Iii-others have replaced “163"
two fences taken down in the rear 0:
their 1101116 to permit oi entrance an(L
exit during this»! thug that Van “Zaut,
street was being roilgvod.1‘110 Pinch;
boys soothed permission of "William;
0. Merritt to so through his property
a convenience, Vos' all thbtwas lieces 1
sary was to remove a section of the
fence on their "property and on that of 1
Mr 'Msrritt Ayrcs "1&"R‘oddy’ were.
accommodated in liko manner by Ezra)
Hoyt who 11:51 O. fonts moypdnnd“
allowed" the auto firm to use his" prop 1
Verty to get out. Miikaan Bean was
obliged to iiecp his wagons in South
(inhomo'h’vennp ‘while the improve
Vmcn‘ts Ward infiogross.
Fontwear
walk today were mremar‘od in this
j, ’ ‘3 " fl " .
.1118 lea-sue Mssalmup gave excellent
.538 we
services.
W
A new telephone is to be installed
lathe lodgemom-in 11121. 0 0. F
building Wouutgr and £121an loci!
girls have eniflre‘d 1111.6 6.11.921th with
,Vzcommy '11:; par-
mom ”in one of {he’ll
for
'1‘." ngn'oiisii‘ifitééiia calamity an
Wolllcn
" Choicc Seleotéd Leathers
' Handsome in! Style and
VWorkaanslllp.
" A Wide Variety" in Other
Grades $0.00 to $4.00 -_
Thursday and spent 2119 day at the
VVFairVV V
5 Mrs, A. W} Mania is entertainiii,‘fl
311111.11?“ Moi-ma. Vol Pasadena, Cali-
iloriiia. , "it:
V} t 1 , "-—--<h&«--—‘
'I* i
‘ Mrs Georgia emit 1.3.11.1:
- ‘11
tress of New York. The property con-
ita‘ms some 75 unicycle]! loonted.
CONN. Gm $1.1m. mum or!
11111305 noNaY.
omy moss 1111.11.11.01 which New
rim-en Gets mow aVudV ‘
13mm Nothing
WASHINGTON Oct 19 —-Colir"bec’
ticui will mceiye the sum 0! $98", 990'
cf the $20 090 000 oarrl d by the Riv
er and Harbor Bill r emu enacted.
The allotments were made or the
chief engineers 01 the Army .An1d
were apvrmed and made public late
\ertcrday afternoon by the Secretary:
of war
01' the 398.800.199.11: Rayon will re-
ceive $86, 098 for uorlr on the harbor
sheadv rammed; the Thames riv or
will! receive $5.00!) for maintenance;
31111035351193 6111 [1158.110 9
river 3111110. The o’filofi commits 1111
given out by the Sexletary of W3
does not contain items for tile main-
{chance of the improvements «of the
‘ t nnrchctlcuL
ier or any OihLl .of the
[unions that giro under wait in Con-
lmticut. when; is howmjer, mt- item
”if Sundly (“111i Appropliation
liill arming the sour or $7 000 for
nine (simulation of the Duck lolund
"For re anti 3 cut the (la with Miss
' "' y p " .EwAr make the tom! of 5105. mm to
1119,1311: hidmebmok:
5 1 ..
5. Tho Womans Christian Temper
w
-
v»...
“am—F ,
it is bop!
ed that a large number of the people or
,V'.lhe village will attend this service and
thus encourage the chlldrtn and their .sufiared from a stroke at his home; "‘tlrlluy noon so an adjournment was i
instructor, who spent lunchtime and1SilMB) evening is somewhat improv 1
thought in preparing this most inter- .w"" Norwalk physicians were tailed. 7
esting program. o
Rowavtun Baptist Cllurcllehe teach-
'crs in the Bible school are to meet this
(Saturday) evening at the home of tho
. onto Betti: P111108. and totind this quite1Vsuperintendent, Mrs. E H. Evory. The
ioiiowing have been appointed as dale
gates from the Baptist Church to the‘
State convention. which is to meet
witll the First Baptist Church, Oct. 19-°
21: The pastor and Mrs. Anderson,
from the church. and Mrs A. ll. Cicv or- 5
Sunday set-.5.
vices: Morning service at 10:30, and
“the Children' a choir will sing. The paw"
icy. from the Bible school.
Nor will give a short talk to the chil-
(iron on “Things That, Are Catching)?
before the" sermon. The theme of the
regular morning sermon is to be: "Soc;
. .anno 0111ng glursdny afternoon
51111111 Aiming maf lead in North
Wilton
Charles Horton of lieidon Hill whoé
invitation; are out to the silver
wedding 0! Mr)!" ind Nit-s John 8
Region, at their home in Danbury.
Friday evening, October 16111
i
The Reading Circle mot Thursday
attornoon,v1ith nil-51H G. Thomson
“The Trade of sth‘ei W drld”b
Whomley Davenport was rean
discussed
and
.1..r
A
;.'..e r
1 >3
.1
a
.1 ,i
A
1111-. and Mrs. George ulchords and
family who have been spending the
summer at the Middlobrook llomeVVV
stead have rotursemn diam in"??-
V
\ew )‘yoka “"3“"; ~1-urV v .EZ‘X‘ m -w_
K5“ sullim "f Bridgeport, ““31“; ing the Invisible" At 11: 50 the Bible51501thl anniverstu-y oi the founding of
"3,3,1!- 311911111191 "iygls trig idrxeat that.
053‘" bout 5-“ which Kid Sullivan W0“ and w‘orsliip with us. All ladies of tlill‘
3’8”" “03°” was when 5‘9 “‘3“an church are requested to he at the Ln£5
"' defeated Mickéy Donnoliy. oi! Newark id
N J The bout was a. rousing one
from VVstort to iinlsh, and kept _ the
.5398 on their 18.“ “‘9 8’9“?!" portion Society is planning for a ilallowo' en“ al (in; of prayer the
of the time. Kid Sullivan, has a num-
ber of relatives and friends in Nor-
walk where he is very popular
. 3“”)
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'1'» 5.10%., rf‘W" .!
Th’s Misses howls. oi‘New York are
spending the week-end at. their cottage,
Vat Tokeneks.
Captain and Mrs. sin-ea s. Crockett.
oi? Rowayton. have gone to New Haven.
to spend tiro wosks'. vacation.
5 4
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Dvorton, at Am-
ityviil’s Long Island. have returned
home after a visit with Captain John
VL'Honiinedlen. The trio were old
_"schoolmates. and A fine time was en~
inchrVi hy all
». aw m... ,.,..._V
(,
Methodist Episcopal Church. Romy;
tonwFoliowang in the program to be
V rendered tomorrow evening at 7 30 in
the church in honor 0! Rally Day:
song, by the school, “113113de the
Muller"; responsive reading. after
which another song. by tho school “0
Zion Basia. Thy Mission High Milli“:
ing’; prayer. by the pastor o !
.cburcb, Rev. Edgar S. Jackson,
mast Thou my Pro ‘ a,
Social; CGcileWabor-hnry', Norm Mar-
gory and monitor ‘Hall. Chariot-to '11
Minor; Myrtle Boyd, Flossio Battorson
harlos W. Bell: We selection. ('1
new the Bugle Can,” Ila Waterbury.
aned by Miss .Sldio. Randall.
liedmsn who" will keep .his all!
let the V .1 ‘A'ne'w comént door
old 1111511 in "smith Osborne‘hve "
Batter-son; selection. “Ton Little Fir»
tiers." Charlotte 111m and Margery
all. song, “little walrus.” ill-lulu:
depth-imam: diatoms. “no Bugle
ngsflcnr m Am Mott", ballot"!!!
,i en tire \isitin‘g- “is E
5’ Kendrick to Gown 0 omit
VQVMCh Brandi. 0" that City: 188"“ "F'l‘lw school will convene 10 study the" ”"550“,; 3*.- 3961“" Vmwh on“?! 511:,
day ovcning in the Vanderbilt A 5’ of ”The Last Supper"-Marlr 125 1121i ior§.1‘le'itnnchnllry eiei‘clahs t’ 1:
Club, this hour" was very Vii“. find the A1635 the C. E. mocting will be held pl
' result W“! " m ”“5 '1'“ ffw‘gwith an lxltorosting‘riopic "and a goodV
loader. At ,V'l: 3,9, the whiting sorvlé‘
A ustus Boots; .501: o"! Wiliiomfi‘i "club we: hadi,tlio police warning the: opening with a p'fam 35,11,131? 1;“ Wm}, {11
Wfi'mi"? M i003” Wwflowbmntse’rv “<1" mm ‘16 010KB?" “Owe ,O‘d mmllifll‘ GOG "é! "Onés Wu] “Thai “
diss‘ Aid meeting on Wednesday after-i"
noon. Regular mid- week meeting on!
Wednesday evening at 7: 45. The C. "1E.
social, to be given at the church, on
Friday evening. Oct 30. it is to be
something new—«something different
from the usual social.
.,_..
M
‘A,-
ANAAN
m an;
i 0
Mrs. Sarah Maths-Wu of Goshén is
tho guest of her son on llarllsoVn nv'c
mic.
11A. (‘1.
more.
Mr and Mrs G.
J Enslcy on
Hoyt street ‘ .
M-
Miss Jessie M. Horton
street is taking a course in printing;
in New York
, Mr and Mrs. Clarence E Lane and
film“) left today for New York, to
spend the winter
Miss HarrictmGrc-Eh and Carlton S
"' Raymond will be married in V‘iViito‘n
’ on Tuesday,10ct 20 ‘ *
Mr.
Miss May Marshall of New York is 1
making a protracted visit with
friends on Parir. street.
' Vincent St. John has rented the
Warren cot-raga on Park strset, ahd
will :trtko possession next weak
returned Wednesday from Germany,
Where they spent tho summer ‘
A contest is expected Tonight at the
Republican caucus to nominate a re
presents-five.
hold their caucus Moriarty owning.
W
.«Dr and Mrs; Stephen Relic")! and
family returned to New York this
week. litter ”audio"? the hummer in
To mnrrlcgo or Miss"! Edith Ho!
rains plum otV
'1 Wednesday,
Banks Weed has returned
from (-1 visit with her. son in Baiii V1
Ensicy of 601251 "
or, Purl-L
Mr. and Mrs. William Reinhardt...
The Democrats" will
.V ward Bates'Vs Vautootruek‘ Wflfldfim
113
n.‘
age Sciurdgy, October 3rd:
5 1
ong those from Wilton ungodly
nhflmir on Wednésday, weroV
.Er limit 111.11..“wa Plk
A , leaves lot (i pleasant d‘ridfiterz doors. and soil no more tickets. Kid sung. The subject 531'th evening” 53,. Mr; Fr ”Benedict; - 8";
eating trip to Fail-bury. Il ,, Mon- sullivan ls Vacousin to Joseph Orioles, man will be “01;, Example." Every Goi‘ham. m” Kaiimrine A. Storm":
day of next» week. "at Will 11' are ho to: the East Side barber shop. Au- one 1, invitéd to mega mgervgcea ComoVi"
Mr Willinm.Whitlley and \ilss Alice
VBagongsl-f
.3. wk 1 . ..
in accordanco with the wish of.
President Wilson mill Sunday. 01510;"
bar 4, should be obs ved as a nation-
}urch1gomg pub.
lic united in carries petitim‘i's in be
hair of Va speedy ponwehetween the
warring nations of Europe
12!.
l.
M”:- Anderson VandViMisa Edith Arn-
mack of North Wilton were married
in the Congregational
(Church at 3 p m Row"; Mr Berry,
pastor.‘ oillciatiug The bride worn 11
becoming gown oi stool colored ma~
torinl.1v"l‘th black hilt, trimmed in
blue." and tho lint W38 or white with
blue trimmings The happy couple
' ‘1vera-conveyeu'fmmnom'm no autow"
mobile. -
iNttorgN
~ Cm... W<~.1.wwt;
torday iVn‘ V'Don’bury.”
1.1.1 A
David Mather of parlor: was a vis-
itor in Stamford yéaterdal’ ‘
fl-..-
Em,
V ! Lauson Millspnugh toolr" two big
Parties to the Danbury fair in his
aumwtruck yesterdan’
terdiiVy to his home MN'eVW VYVOVrk
Wanans Roller 00er next week
Mia-"V.
token to the our nt barium-r1 in M
- Noroton Presbyterian Church held Van
_ W
A" Romantics-n ca :13th
.‘ motion or candid-ts tor m
ui'n‘ 1!
by Ju'inesl
15"
1.... (111mm 11111.11 filtrmh"“w
1.!
l
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black and midis. The bridophluld wore V
V é" cususamicr.
John School: and Vramily spout yes- ,
Vliilss Carries Herman" or Noroton! -
Heights spent yes’tordny moror-cychVV'VV
After a ”sit with his parents in '
! Dnrien, Arthur Stations r‘ethrned yea!
The veterans of this soldiers Home. 1
1 in Noroton will enjoy aV visit {from tire V
1‘
The Young Pcople'o Sooilty of tho! ,
interesting meeting" in tVlieV fchmi last
the Parker noticing Oenoko auntie. night . I
000 given to day in the secretary of
'ho expended during tin> remainder of
3111111 fiscal year. it is! “vented that :1
River and Harbor Bill will be enact-
ed M the short session of Congress
'ihat will (are for otllér pro 'or-ts loft
'" out of the estimates this year
i The camus of Senate Domoclnis
was rim ready to 11mm the War tax
measure when the Senate and yes-
"iakC-n until 110011 tudu}, in the hopes
that the hi ll (oillli be! (ompirtcd.
’l‘he minus halt reorhcd ihv decis-
. 11011 that the bulk lit: the aim revenue
ingenorl toil-.11 mixed by (111.. 1.111 311.111
be 111111111 (inflict-r and which), which
is" flooded to vicld $50, 000, 000 un
der the pruiaions of this bill The
Vlaucuu voted to eliminate the House
i'prmlaion. to tax gasoline and ‘0 cut
in ma the plopoocd tax of $2 a 31,
090 on trunk (.Vleilal and surplus.
Ill‘ aome discussion" the c1111 us
1011 wit 0! the bill the aummobih
‘sules tax.
1 “7--.; AW...”
"’ADVERTISED LETTERS.
" South'Nomlk
‘. Mrs; V 9901359 Abbott
a.
m 171,...
Anton Anderson, .1
Anderson".
I". M. Ayers
$3 or
Th3: Miuthfiatord
. A; Bram.
Adam Cickscacr
£1105} H malaria 1.! i
,"S. Comforts V . 1...
1111511191 11011wa 1 . ,5” "
Miss Maiion Foruiid. " 3
Misti VC. F‘ylos. ‘
Andrew Goulisch.
.Grosman. '
C. WHEN; 1'
«Frank Hall; 141 Watel'VSt‘.‘
John J Hall. "
Mrs. J. I". L. Hart.
Coo Mauser;
‘diarry liendei'son. "
Frank Herbert.
Michael Bites. "
Paul Homo.- V
Mrs. Pauline L. Horn“.
C P." Hurst.
Mrs. lsaac lsrneivitch.
AI. Kavoccy:
Mrs. Lester.
Capt; A. 'B. Mai-sail.
Mrs. McKennu.
John Paulv oitch. _
this union Phoips.
Patrick Powers. '" ’
Stamina!!!”
Frank Rhinshart.
VV Mrs. Riley.
Frank Eons.
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Frank Soofleld.
Goo.!VSeoVrV-ios.1
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ANDREW 1.111.111: P 11
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Nomlk.
Alien; Mrs. VM. E.
116119
Courtney. James. .11., Gen. De“!
Cook", Miss Alice, "R. F. D
Knox", Mr. and Mrs Arthur
,1 A truck load or hmrrrmakérs “PP ‘ " "
ui!i$‘l“?15‘ are invited to. attend. 01! T116851”
harbor of refuge. This. who Vino 395-
Brunette. Miss Greta, cio Harry Biu V "
To msrl'rure New 6AM?
Arrangements have been completed
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5mm Criminality bristling on, Honda")
,svenmg. Mrs. iiarriot L. Smith, of
V'NVew Haven the national” vkopresi-
the Palmetto» Order of America, as
the .Ladgieo Auxiliary ‘19 mark. The
ceremonies will take piano in 3312 hail
dent, will do the work and wiliV he VV
accommnied by about twenty: :pidsV
from the" E51113"
Vmony of institution and installation,
there Will 29°. refreshments and a
good “A“; The meeting wiii he an
open one, and all interé’si’ed in iii‘é
emovement of forming the new camp
1
investing. Professor “‘3 'l‘. Chapman
Will give an address to the members
of Washington Camp, and the public
in cordially invited to hear him. "-1
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"CASTORIA
1 For blue and m
in Use Forflvor 3Q Year-9V
Alma-“bear! .
mere of
3
Take (3310 of
Your Eyes
Now!
They must give you n lilo time or V
ksorvico and they are subject to
“more use and get less rest than any
{other part at tho body.
_ PROPER.“ GLASSES should be
titted at the first sign at defaciivc
vision. "
We retain "the «elusive serVircn
oi OCUVLVXSTS toenmiho eyes.
o
Mfiehmtufionotangwpfinyot‘
of Washington Camp, South Normlir V
ii'y. After the core! "
a .
'East Nor-walk, Ct:-
- __1~.-_.. .
0 inn
sosroN nos-r 1;vo
weatport, Conn
comp
Service, a 1: Carla Vuoted tor-V
Stash. Broilers and all - Foods in 3.
season Arrangements c. elmade :V
for banquets upon short 11 A
. GONGEBT BY .ORCHP; :-_5. »V_"
DANCING EVERY EVL/ ‘- 1
MRS. M, LEVY. ,1
,_ 1.0190119“ Conoccfipptfia. ‘_!: "'1.- ’
_.—.......m
Dorion Hausa
(Gregory Boulevard)
" EAST NORWALK
Shore Dinners and All Kind.-
Iof Sea Food Cooked
to Order. "
John E. 011.111...
V Prop. _ ,
vegan-Ions GALIV. m.
FAST FREIGHT LINE TO NEW
’YORK AND TO ALL" FONTS lN
THE SOUTH AND WEST..
V' Through our service to all important
interior points... making connections
with daily through cars ton-ho ioilow-
in; points: Cincinnati. Chicago, Lien
m IVndlanonoiih, Kansas City, Louis-
‘v‘lllo Limo 11611;. Oklahoma. City, St
87 Whhunrs. Stanford. cann-
Opcn St. EangVo. . ., Est. V1897.
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THAMER
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ll
.5"
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9
a
a . 2'1” $.11»:
The N’W Silicnce
mono-19¢!mum
3d bylmch.Wor!mm
v. i
“ (libs bulk. Even 1! (10110111 Nahum ~
it creates pinched amoral. pain in
gages; life in tho dlilieront crane and
through harmonizing the nerve an
(iron special attontion; also 11
Magnetic unnents given also.
T. Froncisi D ' C.
to Washington 8:, Bo. Mom-1k“. Conn
(mums from Palmor School. in!
“Ironic and Suit Lake City.
‘THE NORWALK STEAMWW' LYNE’
ENNVITIDN 0V! enticement:- '
“orthodmuutboortol-
Chiropractors romovu the cause oi
din-cu and pain, health is romeo!
tons in your Vbody. Winnie troubles “
undo! the spins. You w naval- re ..
not giving the C a chasm .
in hell) you.
"-1 tors.
' 518 not
!1M Pooh-NE
Freight
boat. loaves: Pier 27 East River, New
York; (fool: of Cat-boring Sh), erely _
do: or tSunday at 3 11.111. Freight .1
10100111011 or lejwal'il 11],; 11951.1: 111‘. and
it solidi Nor-walk up to 3233711." in
5.1.
. Arming J. Smith. Lessee. ,
bum-go 1".Fpoto. Dorsal Agm..
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‘5 The Recdffitiioik
" Electrical 90.
Thu Only Fully ,mw
summon:- nllor! ‘
In tho Tm.
A070 CUPPLIII .
illiilir limit
FAIRFIELD‘ COU-NTYV
INGS BAN'UK
SAV.
WALL STREET, NORWALK,
CONN:
V SEPTEMBER, 17, 1914.
At! a. meeting of the Enard of
Directors of the Fairfield County '
Savings Bank held this" defy a
dividend at the rate" of four (4)
per cent. per annunt was declared ,
‘ to depositors from the earnings -
! of the six months Ending Septem-
ber 30, 1914, ' ‘
The same will ‘60 entered on ' ~
pass books and paid on and after“
October 10, 19:11.
By order of the Board 01' Direc-
SEYMOUR CURTIS,
' ~ Treasure
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Wm“... .. .__ _ _
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1
_ A._Fuli"I.V.ine of. Paints, Oils, var.
" Irish, Stains and Glass. ""
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209 2.1191“ WAVsmno'roN STREET. ‘
W:
A"
mum ~
Gias'u. 3:1. My Pluto
about. Coupons» .
lion. mutiny. ills-inn and. Auto-
mohlle. '
Mao-nu.
am J'ulllic. ,
m mm 1 1:,
immanent».
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