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Queen Josefna, attired in SHIN
mering white, was seated on a
throne in the rear of her float,
with her court Of honor, consist
| ing of Sefioritas Carmelita Won
Borstel, Annie Hanlan. Luz Salido,
and Natalia Saracho, in front of
her. The girls Of the court were
were dressed in pink and white.
There were many floats in the
1arade. The Vile de Paris. float
won the first prize; the second
prize went to the Latino Club:
and t. third prize to the Ell Paso
store. The Vile de Paris float
represented garden in which
five young ladies were seated; the
Club Latino float represented a
MEXICAN typical scene; while the
third prize winner represented the
tomb of the unknown soldier
guarded by the Sttaue Of Liberty.
Among the organizations which
took part in the parade were the
Morales, Sonora, police depart
ment. the Circle "Z" Ranch, the
Union High School Of Patagonia,
ond others.
Nogales international., 1927-11-18

ora Tigers and the 25th Infantr,
resulting in a victory for the Tig
ers was played. A Mardi Gras fin
ished up the program for that day
On Sunday morning, November
18th, services were held in all the
churches of the city. The 25tl
Infantry and the 10th Cavalry
played a polo game in the after
noon, and the usual Mardi Gras
finished the program for the day,
and for the whole Fiesta.
Students In Parade
The high school students, toge-
ther with the students of the
other schools of the city, took
part in the parade. The children
iron the schools across the line
!so were in the rnro'o nrM
The Mexican and the American
national anthems were sung, the
music being furnished by the Mex
can military band.
Josefna Espinosa, former N.
4. s. student, was elected Queen
If the Armistice Celebration.
Nogales international., 1927-11-18
ARMIS7ICE DAYS.
OBSERVED ON
BIG SCALE
(From '"The Apache Warcry,"
Nogales High School peper).

What is said to have been ths
best Armistice Celebration eyel
held on the border was celebrated
on November IL, IL, and 13.
The celebration was opened on
the morning of the 18th by noise
from whistles, fire sirens, and fire
arms. THIS noise did its bit to
arouse the people of both Nogales
Tor the Fiesta" The parade,
which was one of the out
standing features Of the program,
started shortly after ten o'clock.
Headed by Mexican troops. it
started at Gale Elias, Nogales.
Sonora, moved west on Campillo
to AriZpe, out Arizpe to Gale A
guirre, thence east to Morales,
and north to the international
inc. At this point, the Mexican
troops turned to the east and lined
at the border, while the Twenty
fifth U. s. Infantry took UP the
lead Of the parade, marching
through Morley and Grand Ave
nues. The concourse passed by
in review at Grand and Crawford,
where high military officials, civic
leaders, and Governor Fausto To
pete of Sonora viewed and judged.
On the stroke of eleven o'clock,
one minute of silence was OBJ
served in memory of the soldiers
who lost their lives during the
World War. Rev. Frederick C.
Taylor then delivered the bene-
diction. Mayor Harry J. Karns
gave the greetings, and Lie. Ado1-
-.~, cel1row $1,000 49,
ney, delivered an excellent ad-
dress in Spanish on Armistice
Day. Judge Gerald Jones, Tue
son, spoke on Armistice Day. The
25th Infantry, 10th Cavalry, and
Mexican bands added to the pro-
gram.
At two o'clock, tie Apaches
Mayed the Superior eleven at the
high school field, the game result
inc in victory for the Superior
t0am. After the game, the 25th
Infantry and the 10th Cavalry
Joined in presenting Jimkhana.
In the evening, a prize fight
was held at the Ali Baba Theatre,
with K. o. Brown and Jack Lynch
in the main event. K. o. Brown
won the fight on technical knock
out. A Mardi Gras and Carnival
was held at the Plaza, Nogales,
Sonora, until the wee hours of
he morning.
A polo game between the Son.
Nogales international., 1927-11-18
BAILEY-TITcoMB

One Of the loveliest weddin,
: ceremonies ever solemnized il
this city was the beautiful wed
ding of Miss Josephine Titcoml
to Major Agard Hyde Bailey o.
the United States Army.
The wedding took place in the
home of the brides parents anc
the home was beautiful " decor,
ated in white chrysanthemums.
TIE bride We're a gorgeous
gown Of brocaded white velvet
with a real old lace veil. Her
boquet was of bridal roses. and
lilies of the valley. In the CEN
ter vas a gorgeous orchid.
Miss Chita Ramirez was the
maid of honor and was beautiful
in bouffant dress of silver and
cold lace. Miss Polly Titcomb
sister of the. bride, wore a bout
FAINT dress of silver and gold lace
also combined with silk net. The
bridesmaid carried a beautiful
BOUQUET of sweet peas and lilies
of the valley in pastel shades.
Miss Peggy Titcomb, niece of
the bride. was the tiny little ring
bearer. and was dainty in a little
Pink dress of pink meleme.
E. A. Titcomb was best man.
and Reverend Frederick Taylor
officiated..
Following the ceremony the
bride and groom left on a honey
moon by automobile.
Mrs. F. W. Rose entertained
her club this week, inviting as
special guests Mrs. Pomeroy, Mrs.
Dave Wilkey and Mrs. Aknew,
Mrs. Acknew received the guest
prize and Mrs. A. E. Sanders the
club prize.
Miss Monte Farriss was a week
end visitor in the city from Tue
son, Miss Farriss returned to Tue
son with Mr.. and Mrs. H. Land
formerly of this city.
Miss Helen Fowler and Miss
elena Karns were among Univer-
sity students here over the week
end.
William Mitchell of the Univer-
sity of Arizona visited his mother
Sunday.
Mrs. Woods was in the city
Saturday from Oracle to attend
the wedding of Miss Josephine
Titcomb. Mrs. Woods is the
of an old school chum of
the bride.
Mrs. Fielder. formerly of this
city is visiting Mrs. Theodore
Marsh on Pajarito Street.
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(Miss Tiny Legarra, Society Editor, Phone 442)
CRAWFORD STREET CLUB


Mrs. I. Burgoon entertained
the Crawford Street Club We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Sam
Leeker, Mrs. L. H. Watkins, and
Mrs. E. A. Titcomb Jr., were the
invited guests.
The Sophomore class of the
high school is planning a dance
Saturday evening to be given at
the Firemens Hall. This is the
first social function given by the
class this year and it is hoped it
will be a success.
Nogales international., 1927-11-18

1t is reported that there is an
unfinis ed dam in the Southwest
that is 1000 years old. One of
our cynical friends rises to re-
Nogales international., 1927-11-18
HOLD ANNUAL SALE

The second semi-annual "Week
Of Special Values" sale is being
held at all Western Auto stores
during the week of November
1919.
Nogales international., 1927-11-18

mark that it must have been one
of the first state jobs.
Nogales international., 1927-11-18

Here is a headline from the
Dallas News we noticed in an ex-
change recently:
NcGREGOR MAN LEADS
IN FAT PIG
CONTEST
The Washington times., 1927-12-31
Plans Announced
For Days at Home
During January

THE Vice President and Mrs.
l. Dawes will return from their
home in Evanston. ILL.,, on Wednes.
day next and Mrs. Dawes will re-
ceive that afternoon after o'clock.
y
Because of its proximity to New
Year Day. the ladies of the Cab.
met will not be at home on the
first Wednesday in January. They
will. however. receive on Wednes.
day, January II, and every
Wednesday thereafter until Lent.
MRS. EVERETT SANDERS.
AVA wife of the Secretary to the
President. will he at home on the
afternoon OF Wednesday, January
25. Her choice of Cabinet
Wednesday" to receive is proper
enough, since President Coolidge
always includes his secretary in
the Cabinet group on state occa-
sions and Mr.. and Mrs. Sanders
are with the Cabipet when it fol.
lows President and Mrs. Coolidge
downstairs at White House re-
ceptions.
Mrs. Thomas Hardy Taliaferro
will be at home informally on
Wednesday afternoon after
o'clock and will receive again on
Wednesday. January II.
Representative and Mrs. Henry
Winfield Watson will be hosts at
dinner on January Is.
TNHE Minister Of Austria and
l. Nine. Prochnik entertained at
tea yesterday afternoon at the
legation, in compliment to the lat.
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P.
James, of Boston, who are their
guests for a week or two.
The Washington times., 1927-12-31

the Interior; Mrs. Eugene Meyer,
jr.. and Mrs. William Cabell Bruce.
=
HAPPILY the home Of the Sec.
IL retary of War and Mrs. Davis
is large, for the Army calls on them
in battations. The Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. Wilbur, who are
living in an apartment this year,
have borrowed" Memorial Cont.
mental Hall from the D. A. r. and
will be at home there. The Navy
Band will play for them and the
Army Band at the home of Secre.
tary and Mrs. Davis.
Miss Alice Brooks Davis, debu.
tante daughter of Secretary and
Mrs. Davis, will receive with them.
Mrs. Charles P. Summerall, wife
of the chief of staff, will be with
Mrs. Davis early in the afternoon.
stealing time off" from her own
reception in her quarters at Fort
Myer, and others who will assist
the hostess are Mrs. Briant Wells,
wife of the assistant chief of staff:
Miss Mabel Boardman and Mrs,
Henry l.. Corbin.
The Washington times., 1927-12-31


nNE even sees as many wo-
- men as men in the long line
of citizens waiting without the
White House for an opportunity
to shake hands with the Presi-
dent. The diplomats are accom-
panied by their womenfolk when
they call upon the President in
the morning: little company
Of ladies who hold high place
in the official world may be
found gathered in the Blue
Room; and there are even a few
wives in the groups of officials
received. This, however, is not
encouraged, principally because
it makes for delay. And Presi-
dent Coolidge is nothing if not
expeditions in his official hand
shaking.
WITH their annual breakfast
" to the Diplomatic Corps as
their contribution to the gaieties
Of New Year Day. the Secretary
OF State and Mrs. kellogg will
not receive on Monday afternoon.
Neither Attorney General Sargent,
whose wife spends very littls
time in Washington, nor DR..
Work, Secretary Of the Interior,
q widower, makes a practice of
being at home on New Year Day.
But Secretary Mellon of tie Trea.
Sury does and will be ut" home
this time from I to s o'clock.
The rest Of the Cabinet group
viii observe the same hours, ex.
cept the Postmaster General and
Mrs. New, who will receive from
; to o'clock in order to give
their callers time to make the
long trip to Hemlock Hedge, their
country home, without interfering
with their other visits.
The Washington times., 1927-12-31
Festivities Planned
For New Year Ere;
Merriment to Reign

THE Hungarian Minister and
Il Countess Szechenyi will enter.
tain at a dance this evening at
the legation.
The Greek Minister and Mime.
Simopoulos will entertain com.
pany of IS at dinner. and later
take their guests to the dance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Phillips
and the latter's sister, Miss Mary
Eliza beth Acker, will be hosts at
a dance this evening in their home
at 1900 Twenty-first St. About
a hundred guests will be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.. Calhoun
will be hosts at dance tonight
at Rossdhu, their new home, in
celebration of New Year Eve.
~
MISS HARRIET HUNTREsS
AVA has changed the hour of her
New Year breakfast party for
Miss Jeanette Hume from
o'clock a. m. to o'clock a. M
not in order that the guests may
go earlier to bed, but to avoid
conflict with the breakfast which
Miss Evelyn Walker is planning
for the witching hour of six.
Most of the young people In.
vited for both parties will first
attend the dance which Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Thompson are giving
tonight at the Wardman Park
Saddle Club. They will have
dinner for a smaller company be-
fore the dance.
Mrs. Frederick Dent Grant will
entertain at dinner this evening
for her granddaughters, Miss Edith
Grant, who is home for the holi-
days from Bryn Mawr. and Miss
Clara Frances Grant, a schoolgirl
in Washington.
Miss Anne Devereux will be the
honor guest at dinner-dance this
evening Of Miss Rose Saul and
The Washington times., 1927-12-31
Wilburs AT Home" At
Memorial Continental
Hall On New Year

H1H On NeW Year
THE Secretary of the Navy and
- Mrs. Wilbur will have a large
group of aides, including the AS.
sistant Secretary of the Navy and
Mrs. Theodore Douglas Robinson,
Edward 2. Warner, Assistant Sec.
retary Of the Navy for Aviation,
and his sister, Miss Elizabeth
Warner; Maj. Gen. and Mrs.
John A. Lejeune. Admiral and
Mrs. Charles F.. Hughes, with her
mother, Mrs. Clark, and the
chiefs of the various bureaus of
the department with their wives.
Among them are Rear Admiral
Richard II. Jackson and his niece,
MISS Elizabeth jackson; Rear Ad.
miral and Mrs. Charles B. McVay,
jr.; Rear Admiral and Mrs. Will
liam A. Moffett. Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Richard II. Leigh, Rear Ad.
miral and Mrs. Edward H. Camp.
bell. Rear Admiral and Mrs. John
Hail1gan, Rear Admiral and Mrs.
John y. Bueret, Rear Admiral and
Mrs. Luther Gregory, Rear Ad.
mlral and Mrs. Charles Morris,
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Edward
Stitt, and Rear Admiral and Mrs.
William D. Leahy. At the tea
table will be Mrs. David Theleen,
Mrs. George Neal and Mrs.
Charles B. McVay Sd.
X
HNEJE pnSf .t> r,,
= Mrs. New will give a supper
party in the evening for the group
who will assist them on Monday
afternoon-Assistant Postmaster
General and Mrs. John II, Bart.
lett. Assistant Postmaster Gen.
eral and Mrs. Warren Irving
GLOVER. Assistant Postmaster Gen,
eral and Mrs. Robert s. Regar,
Col. and Mrs. jefferson Randolph
keane. Col. and Mrs. Parker Hit,
Lieut.. Col. and Mrs. A. M,
Whaley. Comdr. and Mrs. Allan
Kirk, Comdr. and Mrs. joel T,
Boone, Mr.. and Mrs. John W.
Davidge. Mrs. James Carroll
Frazer. and Mrs. Frederick L.
Chapin-with E. r. Lewis to
round out the party for supper.
The Secretary of Labor and
Mrs. Davis will have swith them
in the afternoon only Mrs. Robe
Carl White, Mrs. W. w. Husband
and Mrs. Harry Hull, wives of
MI. Davis associates in the de.
partment, but they will give a
supper party in the evening for
the chiefs Of divisions and bu.
reaus and their wives.
The Washington times., 1927-12-31
Chief Justice Taft
To Receive With The
Court Around Him

THE Vice President and Mrs.
i Dawes are out of town and
won't be back until Wednesday.
But Chief Justice and Mrs. Taft
will receive on Monday afternoon.
with the justices Of the Supreme
Court standing by and their wives
assisting the hostess. The Tafts
always have hundreds of callers
and one finds q crowd in their
pleasant house at 2215 Wyoming
Ave. because nobody wants to
leave.
Secretary Mellon always has
numbers Of callers too. with many
artists and art lovers among
them who seize this opportunity
to view his famous pictures. The
Secretary will be assisted this
time by Mrs. Carl Schuneman,
wife Of the Assistant Secretary of
The Washington times., 1927-12-31

Miss Frances Saul. who will enter
tain at the Ch"' lase Club.
Mrs. Robe, lckley enter.
tanned at luncheon today in
honor of Princess Margaret Bon.
compagni.
The Washington times., 1927-12-31
JEAN ELIOTS NEWS OF SOCIETY FOLK AND EVENTS
RESIDENTFOLK
PLAN FOR
HOLIDAYS
Parties for. Both Sunday
and Monday; Bishop
Freeman to Receive

EEW unofficial folk will brave
\ official competition on Mon
day afternoon. but the Bishop Of
Washington and Mrs. James e.
Freeman viii be at home that af-
ternoon from 3 until 6 o'clock at
the Bishops House, in thu Cathe-
dral Close. And Mai. Gen. and
Mrs. John A. Johnston will give
reception, which mas fer years been
a pleasant feature Of New Year
Day. There also will be q New
Year debutante, Miss Celeste Pope.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
Pope.
Most of the unofficial entertain.
ing will be done tomorrow, how.
ever. Mr.. and Mrs. Gist Blair will
entertain a large and distinguished
company at luncheon at Grass
lands. Mrs. James Carroll Frazer
will have q tea In the afternoon.
So will Major and Mrs Ennalls
Waggaman and Mr.. and Mrs. /.
T. Mann will entertain, having
with them their son in.law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill
Owen, who are here from Denver
for holiday visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Peck.
ham will be at home tomorrow
afternoon from to I o'clock.
Some are even getting in ahead
OF competition by having their
tea parties today, amonE those
WHO will entertain this afternoon
being Nine. Won Lewinski, Mrs.
Stokely Morgan end DR.. and Mrs.
Stanley Rinehart. The RiEeharts'
tea is given for Mr.. and Mrs. Allan
G. Rinehart. Stanley Rinehart and
Frederick Rinehart. who are with
them for the holidays
MRS. COPLEY AMORY is en-.
AVA tertaining at small musical
this afternoon at $40 o'clock in
her home on @ Street in compli-
ment to Mrs. Bryan Lathrop, Of
Chicago. Earlier in the day she
was hostess to small company
at luncheon when the guests were
asked to meet Mrs. Lathrop.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Belmont
have arrived from New York to
pass the winter and spring in
their house at 1913 New Hamp.
shire Ave. They will go to New.
port, r. l., for the summer.
4 \ \ 4-~-..-
Mr.. and Mrs. Carleton Edward
Moran will entertain at tea Sun.
40 nf To
4 to S o'clock in their apartment
at the Wardman Park Annex.
&&h
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Danforth
Stimson will be at home infor.
mally tomorrow afternoon from
to Z o'clock in their home in
Chevy Chase.
Mrs. Guy d, Goff entertained
at luncheon today in her home
on New Hampshire Avenue.
Brig. Gen. and Mrs. Dion Will
liams will entertain at luncheon on
Sunday, January 8. in compliment
to Mrs. J. L. Loose.
kE
Mrs. Frederick L. Chaplin will
entertain at dinner on January Is.
X 4 4
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Frank
II. Schofield will be hosts at din
ner on "Wednesday evening.
y +
Mrs. Ross Thompson will enter
tain at luncheon on January 10
in compliment to Mrs. J. l.. Loose.
of Kansas, who is passing the win
ter in Washington.
+
Mrs. Alfred Brosseau, president
general of the D. A. r., will be
hostess at luncheon on January
IL at the Memorial Continental
Hall in compliment to Mrs. Fred.
erick Dent Grant.
A&
DIR. and Mrs. Macpherson erich.
ton have returned from Ohio,
where they went for the Christ.
mas holidays. and will leave today
for Atlantic City to pass the week
end.
The Washington times., 1927-12-31
Department Chiefs to
Assist Secretary of
Agriculture At Fets

THE Secretary of Agriculture
- and Mrs. Jardins and the
Secretary Of Commerce and Mrs.
Hoover each will have a dspart.
mental helping.out. Secretary
and Mrs. Hoover, will have with
them all heads of bureaus and
divisions in the Commerce De.
partment, with their wives. while
Seer etary and Mrs. Jardine. who
live in an apartment in the
Mayflower. have only asked the
wives OF the bureau chiefs to
assist them.
The Assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture and Mrs. Dunlop will
receive with Secretary and Mrs.
Jardine. Others helping them will
be DR.. Louise Stanley. chief of
the Bureau of Home Economics:
Mrs. c. w. Marvin, Mrs. A. f.
Woods. Mrs. c. W. Warburton,
Mrs. C. L. Marlatt, Mrs. ]. r.
Mohler, Mrs. z. w. Allen, Mrs.
c. r. Barnett. Mrs. W. A. Tay.
Tor, Mrs. W. B. Greeley. Mrs.
Continued on Page ., Column 81
The Washington times., 1927-12-31
ADVERTIsEMENT

Schedule Change r.. r. & p. u. X.
Beginning January 2. leave Washing
ton for Richmond and SAL Ry. S:20
a. M. instead of 9:25 a. m. also lO;45
p. m. instead of 1890 midnight.
The Washington times., 1927-12-31
New Year Celebration to Have
Official Cast; Sunday for Priuate Parties
Receptions in Cabinet Homes Will Follow
Such Hardy Animals as White House Fete
and Diplomatic Breakfast at n-American
By JEAN ELIoT

NEW YEAR9DA is by way of being "double-header" !"
this year. In difference to those who don't believe in
Sunday entertaining Monday has been aside for the
official celebration So is left clear for private
pArties-which after all may have something of the true
cdtme holiday spirit since the secret Of making egg-nog
was not entirely lost with prohibition.
Although of its glamor has gone with the passing
years New Year is still most picturesque holiday Once
upon time it the custom for only the men to go
acalng butoned into their Prince Alberts and wearing
toppers' while the womenfok stayed at home to receive
visitors But in this day Of the emancipation of women
wives make the rounds Of official calls with their husbands
without them-and few of the unofficial group
at home unless they chance to have chosen New
Day as an auspcious occasion for party.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-15
HINCHCL|FFE STAYS
 HERE THREE DAYS
LeYine'S Pilot Hastens Back to
 England

New York, Dec. IS R-After a . three-day visit to this country, Cap 1 tain Walter G. R. Hinchcliffe, former pilot for Charles A. Levine, sailed for England early today on the Cunard liner Berengeria.
 Hinchcliffe's arrival in Boston Monday gave rise to reports that he had come here to make arrange ments for transatlantic flight with Mrs. Frances Wilson Grayson or Miss Mabel Boil or an endurance flight in Levine's transatlantic plane, Columbia.
 He said. however. this trip was taken to relieve an attack Of auinsy. Ills departure today was hastened, he said, by the fact that a daughter has been born 10 Mrs. Hinchclffe since he left England.
 Hinchcliffe yesterday visited Cur tiss Field and inspected Stinson Detroiter monoplane similar in de- sign to the plane in which Edward s. Schlee and William Brock flew across the Atlantic and 10 Japan last tall. Reports were that he was con- templatng the purchase of one Of these planes for an attempt st a record flight from London to India or across the Atlantic.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-15
Fighting Teacher Has
 Many Scraps Booked

New Haven. Dec. 15 tP-Nado Tassi, the fighting school teacher who came to America recently from his native Cavezzo, Italy, by way of south America. Is receiving offers to fight in job lots now.
 Tassi is a light heavyweight and fin four fights in Connecticut has come through all of them with flying colors. Recently he won from Mur- ray Gitlitz on @ foul. 2
 Now New York promoter wants him to go to work but the stipula- tion is that Tassi must fight both at the Brooklyn A. C. arena and in Philadelphia. He is supposed to fight in Brooklyn. but isn't keen on the Philadelphia scrap although it is likely that he will take both of them.
 Tassi is the youth who cables home to his mother after very fight and 1t may be that he discovered that cable charges from Philadel- phia would be much higher than II. Brooklyn-thus the reluctancy to ap- pear in the Quaker City.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-15
Officers Are Elected by
 A. C. Hammond Auxiliary

At the regular meeting of A. G. Hammond Auxiliary, |. S. w. V.. held last evening in the state ar- mory. the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. Emma Freese: senior vice president, Mrs. Cora May: junior vice president, Mrs. Sarah Magson; chaplain, Mrs. Anna Egan: patriotic instructor. Mrs. Catherine Hills; conductor, Mrs. Gladys Johnson: assistant conductor, Mrs. Carrie Schultz; guard, Miss Helen Carlson: assistant guard, Miss Mildred Jorson; pianist. Mrs. Violet Norton; secretary, Mrs. Jessie Half fey; treasurer. Mrs. Jennie Ander- son: color bearers Miss Dorothy Leonard. Miss Nellie Heim. Miss Frances Staubley and Miss Mary Staubley.
 On January 1G, there will be a joint installation Of the officers of A. G. Hammond camp and auxiliary and G. A.. Hadsell camp and auxil- iary of Bristol.
New Britain herald., 1927-12-15
States Baby Insurance
 Co, Has S4S,SO Assets

Hartford. Dec. l5 (Pl-Connecti- cuts smallest fire insurance con- pany. chartered in 1856 by the ger- oral assembly has just had it's books examined by Insurance Commits sioner Howard P, Durham who finds its q policy holders adequate ly protected.
 The company which Is known as the Harwinton Mutual Fire 1nsur- ance Company has assets Of s4S.So, q notable comparison with the larg- est company of the state which boasts s432, ,o00,oO0. The company operates in the town of Harwinton. Deposit notes are taken for premi- ums and assessments are made 70 cover any losses which are incurred.
 There were no losses last year.
 Since 1874 the company has col lccted policy fees Of sS.932.S9 and the largest losses ever paid in one year was $2,715 In 1906.