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Evening sentinel, Tuesday, February 8, 1921 · page 4

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...} 23:0... Group ;

. ei' AidrSoclety 0‘: t L
avenue 339;! E. Church. will inee
morrow sfternoon st the church.

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William Dugsn is enjoying s 13 day
lesve ot absence with his relstlves in
Esst Norwalk. tron the U; SEEM»,

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Members of St. Agnes Guild of

Christ church wii ,imeet this evening

at the home of Miss thrlotte Como.

stock. Winfield street.
Repairs to the boiler or plant or the

-New England Cereal company have

been completednntter s shut down of

‘ several days. 0

The Advent Christisn'ohurch; on
Vsn Zandt street is both: re-dscor-
sted. the sudltorium being attended

 

‘ to at the present time.

 

Mrs. Albert ’1‘. Francis of Osborn
svenue will have the members of the
Women‘s Auxiliary ot Christ church
meet at her home on Thursdsy sfter-

‘ noon.

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Mr. snd Mrs. Willism Gilbert oi!
Fitch street. were best snd hostel st
s house-warming on Saturdsy even-
ing. which was attended by some
lorry guests.

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Albert and Herbert Prentice. twin

sons °f Mr. and Mr!- David C. Pun-lire about to return to their nativ‘ for use in riding
‘ guns being msde by the United Ststes!

tice. of Rowan street. celebrsLted the“
mutual birthdays yesfirday afternoon
st: their home, when they held a party
for s number or their little friends.

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Mrs. Patrick Mockler of Van
andt street. will entertain the
members of the sewing committee or.
the Bsuar committee of the Esst
Norwslk Improvement Association at
her home. on Friday afternoon or this
week.

 

The final gems in the
plnochle tournsment of

tour-game
the May.

ya...
at mlfisie in rdstes caused the fan--
nounéemenc to bemoan yestlerdssrts
issue of t” Evening, Sentinel that the
Young Linens Comrhunity club would

tournament this evening. ,. The third
session wlilibe held tomorrow evening
st the club rooms in Community hell.
This evening the time will be taken
up With an important business meet—
in . .
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’L About 40 v’otihe friends} and mm:

‘ bers of Christ church :iournied,to the ’

Southport bone of Rev. sud 'Mrs.
Robert B. B. Foote. lsst‘evenlng.‘ the
trip being‘msde in the auto truck or
Blackmsn & Porter. Those who took
th eride left from Hsntords Switch st
‘8 o’clock and resched ‘thelr, destine-
tion shout 8: 80. The evening was
pless'sntly spent with games. music.
vocsl sud instrunientsl selections. and
group singing. Refreshments were
served which were greatly enjoyed.
Rev. Mr.1~‘oote. who is th enew rector
of Christ church. and Mrs. Fools
proved to be most chsrming hosts.
The return trip was made at s. ..lnte
hour.

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‘BUSSIANS LEAVE AMERICA.
BOSTON. Mess. Feb. 8.-—-With s
totsl at nearly 8500. 000 in their pur-
ses sod 8250. 000 worth of jewels. two
Ihundred Russians who arrived here
‘seven years ago as poor lmlgrants.

 

lsnd snd expect to spend the rest of.
their lives in ease. 'ghey Will sail for
Libou and 3'proceed (in horsebsck to
the interior where the tsmiiies swslt
them.

For 38\ oral yesrs ieh Russisns have
been employed in Lynn ' industrial
plsnts sud their prosperity is the re-
sult of wsr time buses and frugal
living on dthriit. All the ash is in
American gold or certificates. At the
present rste of exchsnge. they believe
their savings of 92.000 to 85.000 esch
will entitlement to be celled rich in
some circles.

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hold its third sitting in its pinochm }

home W
" om.,mu!iu mainly“
PW min-in or that
W in menisci! to Miss
‘ w of eoeur no»;
em onto:- or
qust- church :fl'ic-
ms. unea- end rel-mm o the
couple sttended the, wedding. “the
elongation trip'wss mended yesterday
s eon for rrovldence end other]
own“ at interest is’Rh-ode Island and
Msxehusetts and Connecticut. ,

 

Robert E. Weir died st his resi-
dence. 10 Hollywood Court. ngiordi,
esterd morning utter en nem o "
{bout tfiee weeks:E He is survived by
a. widow, Annie I-I. Weir.“ end {our
children. Robert Fl. Weir or Pennsyl-
venis. State Highway Commission,
John H. Weir. nges vain; and Mrs.
one )1 Lemon. or was a
iJnem'ber or the Elks Mind Woodmen of
«the World. Since 104 he was in bus-
;lneu in Stamford. first as a. member
or the firm of Lord 8: Weir. hnd st
the time of his death senior partner
in the firm of 11.13 Weir & Son. The
funeral service will be held at the
”house 10 Hollywood Court. Wedncs.
day. at 2 p. to. Dr. Finch will be the
oiliclsting clergymsn. The interment
will be in Spring Carove Cemetery.

Dsrlen.

 

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200 TON LATIN-31")“

truce the tots), ,. rtbuted by“ the not
mutation. bind e " t tinersnt nae
lure of much or the tiling. it has been
difficult to trace In nd would more
than hair at these; ‘3 This one hair by
8? companies or momenta. are per-
manently located
United States.
"Much of the mileage was made on

 

which on sverote fee of $12. 50 we;
charged . An increasing demand for
seuol imnsponstion: between the

 

 

”Papa's-“Quid Compound? is
Quickest Relief Known

3 Don't stay stuffed-up!
inc and welding!
Cold Compound"’ taken every
hours until three doses are taken usu-
ally brcsks any cold right up.

The very first dose opens clogged

 

Quit blow-

 

GOVERNMENT USE.

NEW HAVEN. Feb. s.—-A
lilo sirieen inch

 

at the Arsensl st Watervliet. N. Y..
was shipper by rsllrosd from here to«
ldey. When sssembled. the lsthe will
‘weisht two hundred' tons. end is one
lot the gisnt ones or the country

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LAGLE DONE FOR \‘I-IW HAYES.
NEW HAVEN. Feb. 8.-—lni‘orms-

iidn csme todsy to Lieutensnt 1.x.

Murphy. commending the New Hsven

bsttslion of Novel Rest s. thst

Eagle Boot. No. 27. now st Ports.

mouth. N. R. will be sent here for ‘

drill purposes.

 

 

 

Aetna Casualty £9 Surety C0.

7lST ANNUAL STATEMENT

Aetna Life Insurance Company.

 

"AND AFFILIATED COMPANIES

OF HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.

Automobile Insurance Co.

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across 0. numuv, mam.
AETNA LIFE. INSURANCE COMPANY

Ospitsl Stock $5.000. 000.00“

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Accident and Health, Group , Liability and Workmen’ s

Compehsotion Insurance

liendschc. dullness. fexerishness.

a few cents at drug stores.
without ssslstsnce tsstes nice. con-
tains no quinine—Insist upon Pspe‘ s:

 

 

 

in ell parts 01’th mm”; but they ace

shot: “his of 10 to 16 miles. furl

A dues ot."l’ape‘s
two

nostrils ond’ the air we or thrillin-
lathe hood: stops nose running: renews tho parkago guarantee

"Pope' s Cold Compound" costs only. hm]

the «new Stones w by m; m. . 3

paucity let the craft. This. splint. as..-
{recited fl seaweeds.

S'l‘herss were “dents sud forced
'lsndlngsl but wording to the signed
*rspom from the 87 commutes. in
lens 550 miles down not It single life

 
 

 

Was loci. There were
”headings dnd 88 scoldents. There hone
been into! socidenu in other

it in the
3course of stunt or exhibit on perform-
‘ances or under the circumstehces in-
dicating that undue risk land been
taken

 

Mrs. William L. Young. of Mclborne.
rcsd. is seriously ill st her. home.
The crisis passed on Sunday sud a
slight improvement in her condition
has been noted

 

\1 {AMEN DO \\ ()NDI'DRS
“1T" DIAAIUND I)! Lei

 

{"hinmund Bets" lieu-r Streak. Spot
Fade or give. that
“Drew-Look" .

 

thirst with u nacksgn of Diamond
Dyes. An old. worn cost. skirt waist
sweater. kimons. dress.. or faded

mt. chair coverwsnythlng. whether
wool. silk. linen. cotton or mixed
moods. can he diamond-dyed to look
new. Easy directions in each
pestect results.
Druggirt has Color Curd showing sc-
mh'~rials dlsInond-dyed in n

 

It acts wondrous range of rich. fedeless col-

Ims. Don‘t risk )our material in s.
'pocr dye.

UE‘QE CC}.
ismeczzam .333.

RWALK

 

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South Noru all: women can dxc om- ,

‘stockings. gloves. drsperles. poriler- .

 

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If \Ou prefer a. safctv iazm 0m lino is ((31111:.1.. "n:
rs“Rszor Headquarters.”

ALBERT D. MORGAN

‘ “The Winchester Store” ‘
WASHINGTON STREET.

 

A Real “Man’s Razor

If you are one of the many men “110 SW mr ln
v ‘ razSF—‘s new Winchester Raiser will inteicsi \ OH

NO fills or fancy liandlcs— ut spor-‘ml sin” 1
: tempered and ground by expert. —a Jedi {31.101 Lu
razor. All the styles popular \llill bum ill n.

 
 

 

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CONTINUATION

Removal Sale

Today’s Best PriceSLAre Slashed. We hay;
Taken a Tremendous LOSS to Move
Stocks Immediately.

Nothing is reserved. “'0 muxi mm‘v “Mun i311 3m 3.“
weekS to our New Building on Nnrih Main Mr °‘—X<>1 h...

garment of our present stock will be used at .33.:-

'ACOBY’S

153 Washington St.

 

 

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HERSHFIELD MOTOR
TRANSPORTATION co.

Daily Service Betwee.-

LONG DISTAN~"E TRUCKING
Ten LII“! Trucks at Your servitZe for All Kinds of Trans.
portstion; Padded Vans for Furniture Work
Main Office, 26 Concord SL, SO. Noru'alli. Phone 294
New York Ollice, 201 \Vest 20th., Phone ('hclse 8059

 

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...... we”... mm JOSEPH ROSENFIELD m 33m. 3.33 13mm... 3
EEEQEZEI: 2:31:71.“ L15" .9... I ....... 31.313.33.32 R‘Qgerye on Life. Endowment and Term ' A 3 A
, 3 or cosurc . . - olicles ........................... $123,451.9mm' ‘ " 20 5
. 3::ksllafisigg;g.d in Banks. . .......... “gggéiggjg Ilcscr‘vos Not included Abme .......... 3. 473.350.80 HOUSEFURNISHINGS AT A REDUCTION OF
. . .7 l’remumsl’ldi Ad ‘ ' ' - " ' L ‘L 3 L "
:lgtgsgesCSolciiredlby Reel Estate. . . 72.313.83.33 Liabilities nu . n. . . .vsnce.sn-d. .0lhcr £76.80: 0" - ’ , “e have ale aye maintained a lone) oi ih.
us on o a. era . .... . . . . . . . . 0 l ni-nrned Interest on Polio. Loans. 815.130."? . ‘ 'RNIUTURE at the lowwt Wm“ (WW LL .3. \
Loans Secured by Policies of This Com- Waxes Falling Due in 1921’. . . . 1,5;2.65: is HARDWARE and AUTO SUPPLIES grade 0! I'D ~ ~ t‘ ' l
Psny . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ......... 18.693.406.68 ltosone for Specisl Close bf Policies. end and service and that polio) is (on “we“
lntenest Due and Accrued December 31., Dixidends to Policyholders Psysble m 125 WASHINGTON 31'. P30“ 340 . Fm DELIVERY - . ~
19 ......... 4.1lo.i46.4i 1921 (81. 905. 0:9 43) ....... 4.096.564.“ WITH A SAVING OF ONELFLETH
Dugmté-loam Relnsura/nce Companies and 86154 90 Losses and Clslms Awaiting Proof and U BIG STOC"
.................. . . NotYet Due l.9-‘3.566.16 VB ITEMINO R h
Premiums in Course of Collection and l "earned Premiums on Accident. lieollh .. ON E RY
Deferred E emiums ............... 7.463.101.79 and Liability Insurance . . . . . . . . . . . . 11707.4 29.48 , ‘ ., ' ‘ ‘
Amortized .V lue oi! Bonds and Market , Reserve for Lisbiiily Clslms. . . . . . . . . . 13.927.967.29

Value of Stocks Over Book \‘slue. Less

s l t ' i - ..
Assets Not Admitted "r” m o PM ”mm,"

19.027.416.91

ssesooesssss

INFANTS’ KNIT BONNETS AND TOQUES

2.886.704.26

 

noses-seate-

RAYMOND £33 SON

 

' -———_—_—-———-——~—-—- Toml Liabilities ...... . . . . ..... 8177.501366Jl
, Total Assets . . . . . . . . . . . . . '. . . . . . . .314 1.502.366.” . a Rather ”1:11 carry these goods over we have made ”10
Incresse in Premium Income. ...-3...... so. 709M100 N If}: Irigfirlhcizzimfysclfi 13:12:13 £32109 '0' L ‘23? 3;: ii: 3: foil w n reductions
. .- . o i ‘L
Increase in ts ............. . . .3: 14.4045“ 68 Lite Insursnce in Force Jen. i 1921. ..l 255. 589 841 09 ’ g FUNERAL D'BECTORS
ncresse in Surplus to Policyholders. . . . 1. 572. 144. 30 Psymeht’s to Policlholders During 19:0. 29.221.322.11 Knit Bonnet; mdUCed from '59:: ‘nd 31 25 to 50¢ “a $1.00. ' W." "M “II" Streets Norwalk. Com

lacrosse in Life Insursnce in Force. . . . :62.913.08l.22

Paid Policyholders since 0 ulssti n i
.Psyments for Tsxes During 1920. . . . . . . 1. 989.525. 41 m o n

1350 . . . .. ....................... 3953317. :30 as

Corduroy Bonnets. 50c sud §L00 reduced to 39c end 76::

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 
 

 
 

 

 

1 TOTAL INCOME IN 1920 “TEA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY AND APPHJATID COMPANIES ‘ 3 Corduroy Toques, $1.00 slid $41.50 pduced to 75c and ii. 00
’ 14th Ammo! Statement 8th Alums! Ststenleut ‘
. 3 Eiderdown Bonnets, $1.00 new 76c.
f , Aetns density a: Surety Oo. $87,884,448,66 Automobile Insnrsnoe 00. I S
., . cspitsi Stock. 82.000.000.00 - Cspilsl Stock. 82.000 000.00 * “any gamma“ of am: “6 Wm mung. ”me no em MI HE $1750
Assets anusry i, 1021' Liabilities . semis anusry I. 1021 Distilling. broldered end there are pink, blue end white silk one; trimmed with I ( 1 I ;
Cssh on Premium Casli on Premium L shlrflng.rosebud trimming end rosettes.lomer prices rsngei from
Had a n a Reserve. :6. 232.215. 48 Hand 14 n a Reserve .. 35.934.192.“ - 50.: to $2.2“ end no now 39c to 31.75. . (F- 0 -B- F‘Ictom- .
in Banks. .. 81. 560 050 94 Lo"... ... in Banks.. s:,4eo.sis.22 L0,", h, ’ S993
; . stocks sud Adjustment semen." 'Stocks sn d __ “Jam”. 1.592.901." Slis Pose Bonnets. lor older children. with slurred brim and MAXWELL . . . _ . . . . . . _ _ _ . _ , , , , . . . . 3. 3'
M302? . . . . 8,006,913.80 Cfimmission . 3~ Mngocl‘ssgu 5. 3 . 3,409.54 m” I...“ decorstsd with tiny shims! buds of fur. reduced from $2.25 to 81.75. (-1" o. B “do",
0 gsge eserve... 445,641.84 .. ing Due in ~ ’ 3 " " '
_ ns 2.303.775.00 Tau mug 1.12325}; s:..soo.oo "u “5‘2“" . I CHALMERS . . . .. . . . . . . . ' . . . _ , , H.490
licooass on log Due in Collateral... “5,575.00 Funds Held ‘ ' . . ‘ ' Fsc '
‘ .3. ’us‘l-s 605,815.05 . e . . . . 35‘.’27.09 $ [utem't Due nae? Re. . 1 e f (F. O. B- ‘m)'
nurse: Due . . All Other and. Accril- , '“I‘n‘” » L L L IYDOL GAS
. Liabilities" 277.3".97 ed 33,590.“; “but!” -- 252,039.10 . . . - ., ' r ' e r UE
» To“) _ . . ‘10 591 {48.76 nnces ... . . . . . ““11“"... 97.4!!3. - ' ‘ ' ; '
' 1,332,535.01 ' ' . - .. ....._____.__. .mm m m
303113-03 - sum“! *0 oaétvfff. as: on.» rail :3 171,905.10 ~ 88 W n“ 7 r ‘ ,,
...—......— Policyhold- ...—2......— Surplus, "(3 ' 1'01. “I .‘ L ' ‘ ‘ T
...... .... ...... em..- . , I I ITHER M W RIG
~ mu . .315, m. m. u Cspitsl..... monomers!“ is ere; , , ' '
. %: Aw“ 32.000.000.00 Less Am ngflgfioéh RIVER 8T NORWALKK
. Not
‘ ‘ ‘ ' “'“7'” 8333333311: ted . . . . sinus.“ 3:1 132.1.“ . limit! “BMW“! STATION
“— ' ' - . , M ' _
amuse. _, ”“5““ . To‘I‘tte M. ‘ ' 3.224.512.“
m ,
Assets ..818 «1,100.9: 'i‘otsl 415.441.103.09 Assets "911.866.417.48 Totsl

 

 

 
 
 
 
 

. . "311.8stan .’
Increase in Assets, 91. 447. 989. 99 lacrosse in Assets. 997%. :10 :3 3 ‘ ‘

Automobile, Fire, Marine and General (insanity Insurahce; Fidelity and
' SuretyBonds ,f \
'ETNA‘ LIFE INSURANCE 00.: AND AFFIIJATED COMPANIES
Total Assets...$fl4,839.890
Tots! Surplus t0 Pohcyholders............................ 27,601,587
Paid Policyholders Since Organishfionu ‘428s989,§41g*

ins mosses .
SSESEREHEREWNWWW " "
100mm stomach WU!“ ’3 .,,
S. Bell thfir Connecticut. 39 Pearl Street. Hartford ' '
. LIABILITY m m CASUALTY
rt 0. Knox, General Agent 39 Pesrl Siréet, Hill-Liferd 1L

, _ Lowrance Agency. Agent, South Norwslk
3 one s Poilsrcl, Agents. Smelt“

"Economy Dry Goods Store

Yard Goods, Underwear, Hosicu
s'r GREATLY REDUCED mucus

' um sum SOUTH NORWALK
13 usage smoen SEWING MACHINE STORE

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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"L L COAL AND wooo
TLBNorwalkCOalSSupply C0.

Water Street, South N orwalk
MASONS’ SUPPLIES

TELEPHONE 113

“W mm. orders may be left or pay»
1'“? a” 02:" Mg”!!! Bros. ofioe. 24 Washington St

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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