wM—M—
Bed sheets, 3125, 31.50. sue,
Betta place, 110th 315861 for asEnult.
Pillow cases 33:, 391331111 45c.
were tried this morning in .610: CH!-
(‘onrt and alter a lengthy hearing las‘f- 5 me_
he; flfliy’three hugs. the caSee were! Cretones,
our
3 new assortment of pat-
4%. 3‘7, M5 2-
} ' - terns, 28c, 30c, 35c and 45c.
" ; continued for one 'egk' Attorney Long cloth at 25c. 300. 350 and 33¢-
, ‘ John J. Cnneo appeared for Charles Naninsook batiste. .
" Hendricks while Attorney Dec 113“: Cambric, Beach cloth and voila, a
' represented Richard Hendricks. Sev- complete assortment.
oral witnesses were heard nod both ,
'“ young Hendricks and bin lather were E K. BANKS .
wwwnnhns avenue has called to the stand to testify.
ion- lhe sick list (or a few days. ' under Hacksaw 3031, W“
3"“- M‘“ °‘ ”3" “1"": ‘5 wummsmnm
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. nib-nan.“- mom of the room
7:. ”are... I- wan street. .
. .,Harry 0. Me. or the seal-Artil-
tri.¢;A.*c.. tattooed at 1-er Srhnv—
k. .Irunfned to the camp after err; ‘
“I. flort flflough n! his home or“;
m d the m Norwalk im-
m am will meet 4)“
W mes-non at the home ox' -.’-:..._ Class of the Rowayton
W0. Browne, on Seavfiewfye- church will meet at the church pa
me when that will new l‘or the Red age this evening at 7:45.
Goes. The Ladies' Aid society of the Me-
mm meeting of'the May- Mist coax-eh will meet with um.
h held thin 2m$:r;?;n;:;: 31:: .zfiiozczooslzw—Tflednemy site-1"." districts east of the Mississipp;
{garters on Van my street um an The ladies Aid Society of the Row-vatfr' Fofffigfioiigmnng;‘$t
“be! of the company are requcsl- 3310" 3““th church will meet at (til-earl; riflilllg rapidly bel'oon the
CI to m’ me home 0‘ Mfs' M")- Themes, on river A well defined disturbance cen-
A large rumor of ”H. “mm at Wednesday.aften:oon at 1:30. tral ‘0‘“ North Dakota is
the Mt Norwnlk improvement Anon- The Cmdlllfln 0. 'Mrs. lrene Tiebout cloudy and ““90“!“ ‘2“er with
W‘M advantage of the “"6"” M . 'm' N‘ 3.. kbo I“. been light snow in the northwestern d13-
‘fltaflon extended to them by the work. very ill for some time with influenza, riots
as «the U. 8. Shipping Board and yesterday took a change for the worse, '
mime Roost-volt Memorial SPr- and glue is now down with pneumonia}
flood; the Gunman")! Hall ymlprdm- Her many friends extend their sym—i ‘Y
Moon. pathy and are hoping for her speedy: Tom “mm!"o'n Hir‘rh 4“-
Elisa flea-or Johnson will sing this recover}. Mrs. Tiebout la a daughter ‘M F“ii; .. . a . .
Weill-6 “ the services at the Baal. of Mr. and Mrs. Franklyn Lynch oi the “ - - '
Irma Ilfihodlst dwrc‘b when the wt}? $9513.50“, at South Norwalk.
2:2? h’3: ”flail? "’2“th “‘3' made a line impression as a Minute . 1
mm"“' d 3"“ .hlna wm‘b" the Man at the Methodist church service ' ' ' ews
, un larconsldcravinn ““9 9"“ yoaterday and at the session of the ‘
m and several fin" V‘m’” M" "" Sunday school which followed.
1' I I I" in celebration of Lincoln's Birthday
“0 Move“. Memorial Sel’vl'nv in . a sham. mm”. together with a sup.E
file amenity mu yesterday aim-r- per and entertainment are to be given ”9" 70"“ Cm °" SW "M
noon on very well attended and \‘erv in the Rowayton Baptist church. Wet}? Peter Paulina .0! Leona“! stroll
We. [lieutenant GoVernor (:lif- nosdny night. The speaker is said to spent Saturday in New York city.
gird B. Winn. of Bridxf'port. was Hm be a good one. and a large crowd is. Detective Morohousc and Patrolmtl'
more“!!! and delivered an all- finnemL guilton Inclrwood cleared the South
hue-sol annual excellence and merit u... “a Mm. A. B. 0‘97"". “ 6! Norwalk railroad elation: of an loit-
:ue'flem’ the “up Theodore H005” Emckvu avenue. entertained as. theirfreffi 139‘ “'th- l
t‘ Hut-It. yenordav. the Rev. Mr. Fern- naming was onlnwd at the C‘S}
598- Price of Bridge street. East son. or Rockvme. Conn. The pastor lord Hotel ramshenor on sunning
Norwnlk. was on a two day rurionzh. prmhed excellent sermons at both evening by a large number men allo'
’ In. is U 8. Naval Training school. morning and evening services in tux. women and was very popular.
Who is stationed at the prose“! Rowayton Baptist church. and gm; Rev. finest P. “W preached
15-0. AM two weeks morn. he will congrewion were highly udilled or at the in", l‘onmgaflonal churcfl‘ln
is Melted to a training ultimo! in nu, mun-kg, SSlaml’ord yesterday m a". John I.
"181‘. kiwetzgimerxn: 3': frantfln Cleverly, younger son “.0870. Of W. m “’6' ”I
m: W . .. 7mm.m. "‘— CIn. menu LB.,Cleverly. 0K Crock-gchnrch in the meant an m.
w The “9 m a": of he.“ “.0. whom hoen confined to; A .“uonm m m P. ..
fined!!! be held in the l(z'ommu ‘ll his home during the M week anfi car ”0' I on Boat)! MM”!!-
Hal on the eve.” 0‘ 'u“; ”amt": longer with n'badly swollen ins: duehfi; day evenin: around g (M '1‘ g.
k“ I of he lust N ., an ulcerated ‘00“: 15 “0" a e to “land considerable m m 1h
1m and re art a: fmdm 0“ I w ‘ mm mun” I '
m i. being’mude atfialgzw:: the molar by Dr. Morgan of South Nor-g la ‘11 probability m or a. »m
“it. 1351 381““,81- The Young “1““ stores will be closed all day a m
WEATHER WHOM.
Forecast for Nomi: and vicinity:
~‘i‘air tonight and Tuesday; slightly
warmer Tuesday; diminishing north
winds on the coast. A disturbance
:central on’ the Massachusetta‘ coon
The women's Foreign Immal‘yji-Q causing flurries of snow in the
Methodist eastern districts. Snow was reported
mom‘fl far south as Virginia. A long
;ridge of high pressure extending from
?Ontaflo southwestward to Louisiana is
producing pleasant weather with tem-
per-atom somewhat below normal in
I
wanna A m AGO
low.3
Samuel J. Stewart will a visitor in
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e Insurance company
1.31% . Anonrrmm-no COMPANIES
Aetnafiasualty &‘Surety co.
"Automobile Insurgence Co
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTIGUT
mi; MORGAN a. BULKELEY. President
at
. - Ammo impose Company
‘ ' W ””9003”
it: and kamen’s Councils ation Insurance
Mm 1, 1919
Life. Acdent.’ Health. blah!
. ASSETS.
Home Office Building .................................. 81,000,“
Home Ofllce Supply Building .......................... 7..”
Real Erato Acquired by Foreclosure .................... 47,495.56
Cash cn hand and in banks ............................. 7,774,440.39
Stock! and Bonds ........... - ....................... 56.297.543.37
Mortgages secured by Real Estate ..................... 01,150 451.50
Loans cn Collateral ................................. 937.439 .5)
Mans :c:ured by PoFclu of this Company ' .............. 12.173.273.34
Interest due and accrued December 31, 1918 ............ 2,843,837.75
Due from Relnturance Companies and other; .......... 70 497.46
Premium: in «mm of collection and deferred premiums . 4,575,440.52
Amortized value of Bonds and Market Value‘of Stocks over
Both Value less Assets not admitted ................ 2,843,83775
Total As.¢ts ................................. $149,783,10039
Increase in Premium Income ................. s 5,221,099.09
Increase in Assets .......................... 9,203,655.43
Increase in Life Insurance in force ........... 100.255.185.09
Payments to Pchcv‘ holders during 1918 ....... 33,200,649 64
Pour, .cnte for Taxes during 1918 ........... . 1,m,456.39
Total Income in 1918.. Aetna Life Insurance Company and Afiiliated Companies
$63,804,673.30
12th Annual Statement
Aella Casually & Surely Co.
l of Hartford. Conn.
“pill! Stock $2000.000
January 1. 1919
ASSETS . LlAIlLlTlES
Cut: on Hand and in '
Bub ............ ‘2'“,211.” mm new"? .o- ,31‘”y1”.5‘
Stocks and Bonds . . . 6,801,375.00 .
I , ' .1“, by Adjustment ...... $2,997,002.49
Ecol aim. . . . . . 1,042,100.00 Commission Reserve
Loans on Collateral , 005,815.05 .
Interest due and Ac- °n “lemma” in
cruel! December 31.
191: .............. 131.3303: “me of common ”5‘95!”
PM W“ in 09"" Taxes Fallln du in
a Collection . . . . . . 1,582,827.01 g e
lqnltyinl‘nndnotN. 1319 .....'......... 388,347.62
Y. Excise Re-lmur-
n‘ncc Association .. 44,300.22 163,962.44
All other Liabilities
on m .Ro-lnsar- ,
‘aace Companies on
Paid losses and .. .
.—
ghm Recon", Total "Jam.“
.16 ............... 14,1563" -
Other Assets :1 . . . 21.29“: mm“ m 1““th ' '
4" W- fifli J
Glo- A“ ....... “2.7335.”
waning: Surplus 3,240,707.07 5,240,797.07
nee Departments 388,439.32 ._
W “Dated AI-
!” .............. 813.483.151.51 Total ........ .....7312.{82,151.51
WHWEMe ..........$1,885.397.01
ASSETS LIABILITIES
Pooh on Hand and in . R . .
Banks . ........... 52.054.101.40 ”emu“? "59"" '
.‘ ' l8 do 4.634.404.“ Losses m process 01
. Mortgages loomed by -
Ad uslmenl .... ..
Real um 401mm ’ '
\
LlABlLlTlEs. _
Reserve on Life. Endowment and Tom Policies ..... . 1106.150 1.
Become not included ebove ...................... . 2.553- :3
Premium. Paid in advance. and other Liabilities ..... 1.112 .
Unnamed interest on Policy Loans ............ . . ..... 1 i2: 2
........... '2...----.‘
Taxes falling due in 191! . _
Wit" special clan. of Policies and Dlyldcnda to
policyholders payable in 1919 ..................... 3.Z§1
Losses and Claims awaiting proof and not yet due. . V. .. 1.11:
Uneamed Premiums cn Accident, Health and Llablllty
Insurance . .. .. ............................... 5.481:
Reserve for Liability claims ..... ...... . . . .. ......... 9.3«:
stroll" to Policyholders .............. ........,...., 17.16. .53
‘ 5149.73:
'IC....‘."-I'UIII
Total Liabilities ._. .
New Life Insurance Round in 1918 ........... 5237.473 z” , - .
Life insurance Paid for in 1918
($18,251,45634 and in process
of Com ($0,836,325.00) . . . .
Life Insurance in Force, Jan. 1, 1919 ...........
Paid Policyholders since organization in 1850 . . .
....... 229,087,781 c-fi
673,171.40. is
34131125” 11
6th Annual Statement.
Automobile Insurance Co.
of Hartford, Goon. -
Capital Stock $2,000,000
January 1, 1919
Taxes Falling Due :1]
Loans on Collateral
interest Due and Ac-
crued Dmber 31,
1918
, 682,175.00
1919 .............
F‘umls mm .'...s...- Re
79,852.? 5 l
own-IoOOO-IOI‘ > -. 4-1) Tin-MY" 19&’24. .,
Agents" ms 1.253.167!“ ' "mm" ' 5
Don from Reinsur- . ' \1! nlf‘?‘ 7- Liabllllw e 1"713" 1‘
ance Companies on A
Paid ”32...... 65,707.24 '
Other Assets. "in... 28,544.43 Tow! "A.“JM‘UH 3:._:-.r: 324“
FM
Sur do: to POMYMW
one-Jase“ 30.260.752.96 1 . ,
Less Ml Depooltn "5: 3' " “
and Asset: not 14- (alpha: ”mum”
mitted by Incur-
anco Departments 41,552.23 v
’"" ““ "" ' Sul'plnos 1.833.860.73 3.833.8M'
Total AM"!!! A!-
r‘ets unnouomao-o-a 39.216.200.73
Increase in Pal-tum lacuna .
mm AM no... “om! alt} 03.50;;
Tola‘ coupon). s ‘00. ”316.99" >
. . . . . .$2,H5.975.12
m m '0? “6 ml?
5., lad been in much misery up to M nay—and many of theurwln Do 0“ 191050192 -
n 1, ”III,“ on we ‘5‘ M- "- line. and the relief that {Wed was qn Wanna,“ Erma“. W...
W in M :1 will b° Mandate“): appreciated. 11. is. that holiday comes ohm m
mean " of the hoped to have the tooth rcmm'ed to factories ot the city mm a“;
ham-ohm ..... 1.781301.” .
Ante-“aw rolicy creme 1mm, F210;”, Wanton,
m Properly Mm or Sam or pm Oh, m,m, ,
MPostalandmOonbinationmmce. W W
WWyMnduudm Li=
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mum” H ma nugm.‘ Young nl‘r.d:;everlzuzs “g; A complaint was mm to’th I“ ,. m .
"I“ lint. “W “ W"? W ' 0 remol- n rs. " bout 6 o'clock Saturdn and“ . m m M“ ' w
. M >. more .ath yefile’dal’ ‘0 l"NI probably b0 able to go out shortly. it‘wo‘ autos h“ “0pm aim m? 9. .H .3.“ rm 03- mm . m AND SURETY BONDS, 3: ,
““1 “'0 “WOCGOchor Thomas _-_.___._._.__._ “y i I and m | m
Fitch are buried in the East Norm": BIG cnowos AT "elm P. l m;~_, LIFE INSURANCE .
cemetery Gchrnor Fitch was one of . ELK'. BENE‘HT qua ' - -l CHARLES EDW
' ‘m fl‘maveu or the colony og‘ file Ream theatre was well filled ‘3’ ”WNW!“ 50' $9 a" 5‘ 5- whiter. 164 M8... Bridgeport. ~
'L * ~ , . . both afternoon and evening yesterday appared. ‘
11:00“de t and that and. was buried in 1,, those age, to “a the thrilling mo. W ed“ “a” "an!“ "next '1" be M ACCIDENT AND HEALTH INSURANCE
' e w m“ “9" known l“ lion picture "inlayette. “'9 Come.” bod ' ”m 0 m —' ' Q . _' __
“9- "0- 7"” “heme" “5 m, - Y. W: for Connecticut, sullen-l at, Bar tford. *- ‘F g a;
- the float m cemetery in i7”. which was giVen under the Ml-‘lviCPs of -
. Ym daemon Lieul. Governor "ow“n bake for the benefit or ""9 tecflve ORGY at m A M” M.
. MI W headed ‘ 6M0: oonvnlesdng soldiers in Base “Osiiital. sorrow will be (inducted for the late.
. ,. _ I I the grave of the depart? No. 1'. NeW‘Haven. Cornelius D. Buckley. . farther plans;
L The Ele of the state have taken on will 8130 be made for the h" m}
LIABILITY AND O'HIER CASUALTY LINES
ROBERT c. non. General Ascot, 89 Pearl 8m, Hartford.
J. B. LAWRENCE. lineal, South Normal]:
i'wfo‘uc‘hgfoeo Fifty Times '- h
Fm cxercisc' Keeps skinclcar and canpk-xion
rosy by forcing the delayed loud, palm Ind We
from the stomach. liver and bowels. Splendid!
Clearance Sale
Coats, Suits, Dresses.
' Waists, Milliner‘g
1-310‘1-2‘0FF
NEW SHOWING OF
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’3 £9 . -.. - _ . ’ _
49% 35951? 9.?“-
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Children smile when they lobe
TOEYS HONEYPTAR -
d We no decorate-d4; with o' active interest in furnishing supplies
m m donated by R. n. and museum {or the sick soldier-“"9”” smu'day night. l
W the as; Side florist. ‘ through the New Haven lodge and a In order 10 ““3" ‘P “Y m
Aa'went m N very substantial sum was raised yes-'slanding which might arise “to!” -—
Oh" 5'": . ‘40"le tor the Dump- wiouolv published account) of the n!- .
. .Ym'd" "“9 ‘ “we 0‘ "930W“? 3"! ‘sault case of Richard Hendricks fl.
. the jive-t (‘1th church' on Val! ANNUAL MEETING OF LANES' o . ~
,. ‘ All) ! harlot. Hendricks. R w- 811M:
but W. The servicenwere again “1-. , (. .' ., b Ric Hm
p ,5 m of “,0 "angel,” and m.’ At the annual meeting of llm~LmlivaC~ “~ ‘1' “15m“ V m .
21 . well nigh filled to the o'er- Aid Society of the Flrlt Blelhodiat and has attorney that he 115d not M
“‘1'" "'3 ‘ “ Episcopal Church, the following om- convicted and not ordered fly the Gilli
m The Spirit of the Lord i‘ill' cars were elected for the coming “"3“ m pay his wfie and children h‘
“am. every one telt tho «mine year: 1 v. k, n t T
utonfifliilo day proved to be one President—~Mrs,_ E. M.’Amlrows. ‘ «,0. y a owance but "m he did '0!
7‘0! M» The singing of mo‘ Vice president—Mrs. Prods-rick (38- as 3 result 0‘ “I 3’1??er between;
' “W“ lug. " ' counsels. " Mr. Hendricks was arrest.
m .3 W '33 Who-J Second vice president—~Mrs. George pd some time ago bv his wile chars“
hearth) and bodily anointed from on I‘- HeKlbbon. a .-th f Hi '
Emil. [low and Kins Sweetser pro. Secretary—Mrs. lra 0. Gregory. e m non-euppor ‘ 8 case '“l
. . mud fllb Gospel in song and ne'muon It wgefinding Secretary—film. EL. nonvded but through ‘n agreement:
. . - ‘ ~ on . er. reach between both‘ oounse ' '
m morning Scripture lesson was Treasurer—Mrs. S. N. Stevens. ’agreed to pay his wife 36 a. week; 3):!
“m Acts. 37: 1'2’ PM!“ 09““ Benevolent Committee Mrs. Harry the anport of their children
:fllm atom to Stone and having ; ' ' ' ' '
for tin text “Then tearing lest wc- ' '
, I II have fallen upon rocks “10,; Mrs. Carl Funk reported to the 110-}
’ ' . Iorsontof the stern and lice yesterday afternon that her hug—V
“I 'll ' ,, Illustrate! with band had come home intoxicated andj
her m mfi and other ex- “5 making a. disturbance. She astr-g
m ‘N masher “pi red the Gos-- ed that an ofl‘ioer be sent to keep him:
”helm with its «honors ram Loy- from the house. Patrolman John:
all] P , - ' and Hope u the. only: Toothll went to the house and took the] ‘
”“flrme'y le- cl flu m swat _ . l
W"Wfs m wet? afid’ ln-E For the Valentino or patriotic partyi
. ., ”a“; in e a rd.- . fiend luncheon Donnelly has everythingl
‘ i’ i “I A luncheon set for six:
"v“ . . . g _, , — you wish.
mfifingngfi erafute plates, napkins, place card-.3 1st. I: was» good. T 9
W Ii ‘ the H Kr”. a etc. For the card part3. tally carflhi 234- 1‘ Wk“ ”“8904. If: . G HA 5 I,
, . i E‘ll 13th c".patrlotic and valentine. His assortw 3:4. I} will turn a dimes-ed. Mal . S . ‘ ‘ -
-’ , , ' an“; g‘ment of valentines, favors etc.. for “'1'“ “a ggl’gti‘mm £3; .— ’ - ' I l
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new *m ‘ . '3“ m 8" W7 " mm _M. - They, W _, , . . ' ‘ " ' - ' ._ » '
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