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/ nON'T know what he ln
i tends IIut sou do, Ilr hon
81 With yourself You want the
grill room dinner and the iaNi
ride as much a. sou want the
evening employment And sou
have found out Tor yourself
whether or not you have reason
10 fear tie man. " he has
written sou morr than .snii
mrniS letter. and ,iill docs not
believe in marriage" sou can
see for Nnur.sa Thai his inirn,
thuse, ~ tH,sI hni sou nowhere.
hus rNsu-sr loesrrii Tor mot
E.'ttz4g hWap from hits" by
nHBghrr tiuu you WIZ hse yus,e
rsaaiiafr pnsisiun. Wen, Il eur
md hr a NoIy Valtrztliir piaer "
som virtig h IN prril
BETTER stop qtAhhiiuE Glyc ~
THE evening cnplnsnirpi,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-08-18

I lions ~ orsngadf cnd tl,sn goinE "a
sleep Help BaGrapNsa, Twins, and
dDnt 49, whad for On hour and
sixty usr minuiea, please, I'm 80
lnR % 10 huay
-, 10 started n and on YOU could
hear Sas "a crunch, cru'h, crunch
/ inE ~ wsrny, the elephant ale hts
peanut or mhglle you oouldni
hear him forgot. bat anyway be
ale them
400 MACY aud Siek each had
lever pa many things quite enough
to makr ihrm meh. ! am sure. ics
cream cones and PICKLES 6ea Char
iey sod pickles. tooi and pop. and
saodwIthrs aud candy and coca cola
and Cfurbcrja'k and everything
Alaut a hundred end ten cents
worth
And ] guess weeny ate about q
dollar and ninety cents worth
AMER Weeny had his nap and an.
other gallon 81 singer ale. Charley
Monkey came home
-whsOpse-' be cried Il see bnsI.
ness las been good very. very
good You've made 30 much money
for me weeny. that ! can change
Your hundred dollar blll now
why { haven't any hundrcd,dol.
lar laii said weeny. Il never said
1 had
Yes. you did. said Charley. You
said could / change a hundrcd,dol.
lar billr"
We'll, ] didn't my / had one. &"
laughed weeny ibid ~ ask
you"
Then hope you didn't eat any.
thlnsv cried Charlie Grossly
Yes we dtf. -ald wccny. I'VE
ate almost everything that was left.
You said TO cat what we liked and
20 stay as long as We wanted"
But l thought"
\ can't help what you thought. g
alI wecny. wlnkinE at tho Twins,
II think he was bad elephant and
should have been sent 20 bed with.
out his supper"
ooh. we're sorryr' said Nancy and
Nick we didn't know you were
going 10 charge anything. Were
ever SO sorry
Charlie counted his money and
then counted everything that was
gone.
You've eaten up three dollars
worth Of stuff" he declared. "Suu
owe me three dollars"
And we worked all afternoon. so
you owo as three dollars too.
laughed Wccny
why SO 7 do said Charley,
good nsturediy. Then we're even .
"Those we're aWfuily good pea.
nuts" said wecny.
10 lie Continued
/ COP right 1874. y. v 4. service Inc }
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Cynthia Grey
Business Man Says He Never Intends to
Marry; Writes Love Letters TO
His Stenographer
HIS NenOgraphel'
.RY CYNTHIA GREY

nEAR MISS GREY: Am a stenogaphcr II years of age
II and good looking and refined. Have been working
n the evening for business man who H quite well 30 do
he rs not married and Is about so years of age The third
evening worked for him he took home In n taXicab
work quite often for him and he always takes dinner
and then home I'm a taxi.
/ cannot refuse go because | would probably lose my
position, he is friend of my employer He has shown
that he likes very much but he says he does not think
he'll ever get married He very loving letters and
20 do. because / don't do anything wrong and
have 20 advise / have gone with him for
month now and cannot get away from him might lose
my position To be frank with you. little afraid Of
him. especially when he drinks Miss Grey, what do you
think he inLnnds1
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CHAPTER TX
The Ennr.in0nr Ehntlit


THERE were two persons In the
l. dining room when the Wreck
entered with the tray He could
make them out with reasonable clear.
ness as he drew nearer TO them. ono
was the girl UndcrNood's daughter
n YOU Ike colorful blends. sho was
Iust the right sort: slim. With deli
cate protttness that belonged 10 the
city. Opposite her sat a youth who
( appeared 10 be o year or two older.
He was wall set IN and rather good
locking, even n there was a smly
set to hts features Je wac drawing
things on the table cloth With the
tine cf . foFk
In tbs living room there waa a
table. closa to the dinlnG room door,
and on the tab3e wfei a telephone
Somebody with q heavy voice was
ugfny n the Wreck Identified the
voice instantly. II belonged 10 tho
large man who would not share his
gasoline. The girl and tho youth
were listening. and tho Wreck. put.
ting down his tray. listened also.
pretending TO be busy by wipinE tho
soup plates with napkin,
well, we've got to get him." said
the heavy voice, with n note Of iras.
cibe authority. II don't care II you
have TO try every place In tho coun-
~. He ought to leave word where
he goes. This IS Underwood talking.
what7 Yes, certainly. oh. you un.
derstand now, do you? Wen, you
get him. Leave word every place
you try that he's 10 call me. lie
knows who It is And YOU tell him
It's important, seer Tell him IT'S
the most important Job he ever had.
I don't call people up for nothing.
Get busy"
There was the snap Of receiver
roughly replaced and the crcaking OF
n chair.
Haven't you located him yet,
father?" called me girl
mo and / don't believe they're
half trying" Underwood was enter,
ing the dining room. "Flrst they
thought he WAC over at Fisher Nov
they think he's gone back TO the
county scat / don't caro- where ne
is. | want him"
The owner of the ranch seated him.
self at the end Of tho table The
Wreck observed that he lowered him.
self into his chair with n slight stiff.
ness Of movement. II pleased him
TO think that he knew the cnuso.
Tho mudRuard Of tho flIvvcr showed
telltalc warp, where II had nudgod
him violently. There was no mis-,
taking Underwood, even without tho
aid Of apcctaclcs. Tho Wreck had
seen him in tho white glare Of road
lights, toiling desperately at a crank
and tho heavily jowlcd face wax for.
ever marked In his memory
Continued Ia our next issuc)
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Would Like
Oihrr OnIILInnR

My dear NHr Grry Z have been
a reader Gf your column Iu Tho Sf
attic star since 1919 RHI find i 10
be- very Interesting at Times
Bm Ike two other people who
have rypr~s7rd their belief about
Uh8oriHu the subject - lsir0r
the, I thiok, o. 40 iu che person
Who writes iBr@ but personally I
thiak BE- b a 600 Ionpr
rUtfs wp hitter IN yeobr5a 81 3
saprr a-HIuE sou way Ca oiupr
ana set keep Dc acrF-f. which !
'Huuglh Vas yofv fe"iHh n sm
not mistaken tHcRs columns Il
YourB are 90 Hnsser qufaiionB that
carry spms weiFst Whirh will bgae.
a. the plDdl at iarsr
Sometimes I thiHs iHat when pen
p'a write such things md aspect al
answer On their urhhlf I think They
are luEius their mind n couple
cant set married too right way
they should not 10 allowed 70 DO -
Would like 20 hear from some u
Che other readers on tbis question.
ARTHUR JOHNSON.
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The TMgIe
'Is Ha's Private i'''s'''

ra rrf oH uIaf vaa vfarz win
Hrr
rIm aaar 20 arf So yfr rsr
UrrHf question. kari Are go ErrE
nnf rr aH.rT
EHI frr.ufrl turning r5f then
Yrr o fHHa . ann on f1H-ath p
.r n $500 rErr d. ~ AMI woman a
HHHrnHr Irra arm shat fnsy
su GRO woman man. Huf chat De-
.aI some t $50 uHat Talk about
-Eau mg Fsf chose - arla
500 FaFr me urE t1 Alice fnr "a
wedding pFsfHf
HWH8t .- fHr marrT1 D. al ifr
fg being mHdF about ihai foolish
string uf grHIH again alice Decent
aHut HHnH IHsriH
eyes rr 10 EaIl zp much 20
frHf rHr Dr. perfectly willing '1
Hr,aE un pas home fp zri them
aIleHo-g can't bear iHF, even
from sou Yau must he mad
The nwsr rlmr bon Hi lhlr mo-.
mfnf HEing that my father want
ri mo-
q nnf .Hr Who'd, Afternoon with
hEu. aud M bore 'hr matirf stands
Mother la6 sent f1r jack, Alice
HHmf isft hrr room 1'i day today
mud Kari hsr vanished Just what
Use nest daf 0r fwa Eal BRING forth
To- mvraf lHe HiEHlrrl ida.
Lovingly,
LESLIE
iCuHfrIrht 1894 Is. y. A. Service IEct
TOMORROW Istta frm EHik
Burke 90 Leslie Prescott
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break ur apis u1Hs ~ fHr them
That's no, rae garkr8 fer
'uia rr people Brsies ~rrr siHlluE
Gov tmr Ngrr ru'uE 1a size ihrw
the best meat vr kuas huv
HCh.HaugHs voTk
~It would br eaaI hing frr us n
ps were Cinnamon. said sally
IranI.y Then vrd have COM
p'rtr alih
ne Frumh'rH dts way thru thr
chores but she could VHr complain
that he was Inefficient Altbo hr
arrmfd constantly Bt IHe point 30
Iisubrd.turr The Wreck followed bis
orders DO even Kept "a f4shfm ryr
a1 tHr stove while she ~sut into
The dining rarts 90 Get ~ i1blg shs
took swift peek into the living
RON while engaged Iu tha task hat
The Underwood family was evidently
upsiair
Underwood she unused Can't
ly That I remember hearing thr
nama around here Fancy cattle,
chs I've heard uf somebody around
here who 8ieed prize liervfnrds TN
b. il'a ffr slmt one HH tf ii i7,
werr q Ions way from the Rar N
We haven't any nrIEnbor Ike that
There were footsteps on the siaIr.
Ease that came down into tho living
rooms. and sally. wnh "a final look
no tho table. fled back into the
kitchen
They're coming sNNu.' she IN
formed che Wreck We've Rt l1
hurry Thank Heaven. bIsrsts shHt
take IonE You keep "a rsr "a lsat
coffee and don't lrt DO bel. ssss y
Just when b. sarJss havcs't itssf
10 cook any uyat. SaaaIz. Q sss q
know whore tk.F Escp b Tbcy 70
going 90 have IN uFaFh-ttr
n was very large ussr1ctte tll1t
sEs made. flgf4 ard thiCE rtaF-
soty In yelloVa aas aai2ra browns
The wrrCk eyed y WITH iralsJs dis.
approval, bsl SEA- "a E1i sfve hlm
ciimc 90 express an eEiutgB. She
had hiss egoaiEz ear - soup ana
pouriuE BE- late a s1Eccp1n Ger heat,
ing Tsarr WIS tisc rev th5t much.
ans eos.
"In Geek thcE a regular meal
|nco tissp s,.s rrumiscd ''Bu this
will sasve 70 g. far short notice"
Iisr osfEualsr4 far The odiuus task
d6sressr1 kttpi
"DEat wark yUgr head Oft he al,
yGses F.YgGa SCI 40 thanks FOR g."
"Ces. I've Eat tots % 90 set. said
sub, csccEfally For ono thing.
I've SCI 10 wait on tho table"
TIE Wreck nearly upset the coffee
sss n Eis anger.
Yes win Hoir' he exclaimed.
"Ug eaErse I VIII"
"IB not have sou waiting on hogs.
salty Morgan. They can wait on
ts5erasclgCa.
z "psEt to ridiculous They don't
81 n Tie kitchen. Somebody's got
70 carry u 20 them
"k1 righg then. III carry & to
4 ca"
/ So asree then shook her head
Z VEhE4lel.''lE
"Ees e8nT You got 10 dodge them
81 l0aE as you can. Therc1l Be a
l'l0w.gB as sure us gun. the min.
CIR ttey see you"
I ,Well I'm going to wal, on them.
/ HagbsIg does. he said. doggedly
WHAT'S the use of lodging aroundT
We FiaS just as well find out now as
aey ether time
"see here. Henry williams, n
J yen
\ Shs stopped studied his face with
/ q ssw aterest and remembered some.
tsiaEs. Reaching out. she lifted Off
his aaectaetes, then stepped back a
pace faE Vnofher Inspection Her
aErEtny lasted several seconds.
IN makes you look tremendously
/ dIftereHt shs said Can you sec
I any thing without them7't
1 II can see you, said the Wreck.
! tEastng.
wait 4 minute"
She ran 10 n cioaet and came back
/
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TUH N##FHHH NH-.s au rrre N
frr fnHH- iartrrnrr drives salNs
NHraHr HHH-rErT Montana
HaruH owner" nE.r rough unNrrH
ru.u IrHH .""m trr TanrH fH "a rs'.r
Tgaf thgy fsn rai .. ss s'...-
rr.sr EH rrd lHrH ans IEr
Nrrra takes uFr EafInrs at thl
TrHt 40 sun and drfNrs uu.
later rErE are held captive at a
raH.H aIuuE FEr WAY because Ilr
foreman charley NrSwrrn. needs a
.srk. aHt sally fills thst-rrra They
t.srfErr That lhr owner n thr ranch
On tHH owner nI ths car which lhrF
BOA uE- NrSWrrn announces tnat
thr ra urr Ie Mr Underwood rf Sew
Aars and thHt hr and H's boy aud
Eir. expect rH stay at che ranch Tor
NoW 90 ~ Win TuE >r0UN
-H- rgn from New York is vhy
Wgs s1 particular about lEr r00kH.
had Cbuks uerc last Yvlr and they
dd neal we'll So went and got au.
other pair thE summer but B 2
toli Hgu the boys got Kind ~ luyf
nile with 'gm and they Ut out NJ
seems that CMuk expects Nou Jo
take him gr.ous m heats hello
-Thr tass must have money sus
ersi-J sally
"1rs. mHam he's lousy with b.
ne ues fancy cattle, only that
air't tle Wgy Hr made DTS money he
took lt from somebody in Wall street
rut there Amt 1ny finer cattle iu
Montana. They DON'T know how DC
maJe hIs money. They don't care
9 emit say that I care anything my
,ef I'm liberal boz ms views N I
were YOU mIam ia sort or giyc 'cm
plCnty tu r1J but ia make it look AS
much likr New YORK 8s I could
ron. I'm give them lots, said sally.
'pon1 w0rg old
Dc slipped hall way from her lips
--"oid timer II was awfully hard
% play JentcrfooJ when Charley was
around But Charleye gave no sign
that be noticed anything
That's right. ma am. feed 'cm
liberal and fancy. can see you're
fb.n to make an awful hlt with tho
toya"
te went out again, satisfied that
dinner was under way and that Sally
would b. a credit 10 his discriminn-
ti1n IN cooks She was flying around
the kitchen like mariouette on
wires attending 20 three or four
things at once. but without the least
tncc OF confusion.
Poke that fire up. Henry; put O
iot q wood on ii and set IL going
want a hot oven. There's "a pile %
wood outside the door. Pin the o,et-
ne over AZ the sink pump and put
"a on I've got fifty things 10 do,
and you've got 10 help with some OF
them, Better put your apron on,
TOO; you'n Sc, all mussed up II 700
don't"
The Wreck wen, about his tie9s
with a scowl
The big lying hog" he nid Il
never touched their watches ac&
yuluables
They're just excited. explained
saly. as she hunted for rolling
pin. People always cxngecraie
Charley doesn't suspect us. anyhow
so there's that much gained Don't
an the kettle too fun; itll boil over.
I'm not III be- hanged II I'D
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ONCE A DAY
~ is ENOUGH

one robbery a day O. enough r
~ Moore. proprietor % the Moore
pharmacy, bI8 .. Howell 70 told
police today. when bis store vaa
robbed the second time in 90 hours,
Ten pounds q candy ana SO WIS
taken IN the rifat robbery a 'pgawl p"
Bandits. wearing rcd masks. Eos $50
in tho second robbery holding up
Moore and four CUSTOMERS.
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FOR SKIN TOnTUn[S
Zemo, the Clean, Antiseptic
Liquid, Just What You Need

Don't worry about Eczema or
other skin troubles. You can have
clear, healthy skin by using Zemo
obtained at any drug store for Csc.
or extra largo bottle at 1i.00.
Iemo generally removes Pimples.
BlackheGds. Blotcnes, Eczema and
E!ngworm and makes the skin clear
md healthy, Zerno Is Glenn. pen.
etrating. antlseptio gquld. II is
easily applied and costs mere
trltle for each application II Ia al.
ways dependable. zemo soap, &c;
Zcmo Ointment. 5Oc $3.50 Adve rttse.
mont.
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have whole aunrtorplnt OF tho
most wonderful skin whitoner. soft.
ener and bcauilficr.
Massage this swcsay fragrant lem.
on bleach into the facc. neck. arms
and hands. IL cnn rot lrrltato.
Famous stage beauties uso Il 10
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frockle, sanbgrn and tan bleach You
must mix this remarkable lotioa
yourself. II can not be bought rcndy
to usa because II acts bngt immediate
BY after e Ia prepared Advertise.
naont.
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Cynthia Grey VIII receive
callers on Monday "wednesday
/ and Erid1y from D to % 90
aui TUESDAY and Thuudsy
from ~ t8 ls q ma Rt hrr Oh
flee IN Tho Star buiIiing. 1909
Seventh aNe.
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PLAN LANGON FUNERAL

Funeral services were held OF .
O'Clock Monday FOR Cartcz ianRnn.
50. who diesi Friday. az BuitcrwoTth'a
moriwry. the Rev Nrsshroso Bailey.
FRS, Baptist church. officiating tn
tcnment was IN ths q. A. n, plot.
isalgsvisw cemetery.
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STATES "U' LECTURE

"Thc Teaching OF English" by
Professor Charles G. Osgood, OF
Princeton university. vii, be tho lee.
turc on the University OF Washing.
ton summer school program at Phil.
osophy hall. room 233, wednesday
evening. at s o'clock.
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also some outdoor work on the farm.
{ he Vegetable Compound has given
ne back my health and / cannot
raise it enough. am perfectly will
ing that you should use these facts il
ny letter will help other women who
Gill suffer. Mis-. DELBERT BUSH,
4. F. d. !, Massena, NY.
The spirit Of helpfulness shown in
the letters we are constantly publish
ing is worthy Of notice.
These women know by experience
what Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound will do. Your troubles are
the same as theirs.
If you have pains and dragging.
down feeling and are nervous and IT.
ritable, profit by Mrs. Bush's expert
cnce and give the Compound trial.
-Adyprtiaemen
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10 Whiten Skin
with Lemon

The only harmless
way to bleach tha
skin white Il to mir
tho juice of two lem.
onu with three ounces
OF Orchard White.
which any druggiut
will supply for a few
cents. Shake well In
a hofiln. md rnn
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UNBIASED DECISION

Voice Over Telephones Sir, I'd like
to have your daughters hand in mar
riaRe.
Who ia II talking?
Voice over Telephone That's all
right-yes or no?-JudEe.
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gging-do
feeling that af.
fectedmesothat !
could hardly walk
and / got run.
down.Afriend who
had taken Lydia
E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound
advised me TO try
1T and | nave
taken it with the
best results. / dc
- - 4
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FREE COAL
SEE PAGE 6
MRS.BUSH TELLS
OTHER WOMEN
HowPainsin Sidend Drag
ging Down Feelings Were
Relieved by Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Con,pesua

Massena, New York. -"I had ter.
rible pains in both my sides and a
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70 Sympathy

VIII the gentleman who d.u- his
tsitcr Sympathy Kindly call Cynlhia
GREY, MA IN os1o, or send mo correct
uane aud adbltss where igtter
mly reach ham,
CYNTHIA GREY
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YOHngSter WaRts
n hiiiclt

Dear Miss Grey ! arm o little giFi
90 years old Ini ! Lost ms cat +
would liko 70 have q Persian Or n
gray kitten. win you please print
this letter Tor mrf viii come
after ~.
LoVEnAY L. RICHARDS.
SOS Broadway. Everett. wash
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
I25 YEARS SINCE
 WASHINGTON DIED
Sunday Marked Anniversary Of
 His Passing

Washington, Dec. 15.-Yesterday was the 125th anniversary of the death of George Washington. He passed away Dec. 14. l799. aged six ty-seven years, at Mount Vernon. Va, after an illness of two days of acute oedematous laryngitis, then called quinsy. He had caught cold in snowstorm while riding about his estate three days before. When he went 10 bed Dec. IS he was urged to take something for his cold, but refused, saying he never took any thing for coId-let 1t go as it came. At daybreak on the 14th he breath ed with difficulty, scarcely able to speak, Dr. Craik arrived, but ef- forts to save him failed. He looked over his will, arranged other mat ters, and said he was certain he was dying, and as It was q debt all must pay. he looked 10 it with perfect resignation.
 He bore the intense suffering with hts usual self-control. but grew rest less as the day advanced, once apologizing to Dr. Craik: T die hard but I am not afraid to go." When he died he had been feeling his own pulse. As he counted the beats his heart stopped.
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
SPEEDING TRIAL WITH
 NIGHT COURT SESSIONS
Providence Judge Hopes Jury May Return to Families For
 Christmas

ProvideGce, R. l., Dec. l5,-fhe ttial of Anthony J. Amaral, ac- cused of kidnapping, criminally as- saulting and murdering nine-year-old Clementine Cosmo of East Provi- dence on April 22 last, entered upon it's third week in superior court here this morning before Judge ]. Jerome Hahn and a jury, A strong probability exists that night sessions will become increasingly frequent as the trial progresses, for Judge Hahn nas expressed a desire that the jur- ors be permitted to. return to their families by Christmas at least,
 The case Is one of the most sensa~ tionaI that has arisen in Rhode 1s- land for a generation and public in- terest in 1t equals that which at tended the famous Mohr trial in 1912.
 Already the record for time con- sumed in selecting a jury has been broken. legal precedent has been shattered by the introduction of a witness for the defense during the middle of the presentation of the states case. and evidences pointed 10 new mark for the number of actual hours in court which the case will require before a verdict is rendered
 The state rested Friday forenoon and the defense has offered testl- mony of three witnesses,
New Britain herald., 1924-12-15

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New Britain herald., 1924-12-15
FIDELITY FINANCE MAKES SOUND
 PROGRESS
New Britain's Newest Fi- nancial Institution Makes Wonderful Progress Dur ing the First Fifteen Months of Its Corporate Life.

The Fidelity Finance corporation was incorporated under the laws of the state of Connecticut in August. 1923, with an authorized capital stock of s100,OOo. succeeding the esta hished general insurance and mortgage loan business conducted by Joseph NJ. Chernoff Of New Brit ain since 1918.
 Regular quarterly dividends of 2 per cent. on the preferred shares were paid since its incorporation, It has no organization expense or any deferred charges, which clearly shows that the statement consists ofs solid assets. The common stock of the corporation is growing val uable every day. During the first quarter Of the second year the cor