Hartford Public High School - Classbook Yearbook (Hartford, CT)

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Y, cn .BD-. 3 rv' rf: 9. a. 5, nf 9' .42 6555. .-Q .3 .. idk .a' 49' yi-1 I 4:41 - . 3 . ,5- 18 51 19 0 3 Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company HARTFORD, CONN. Paid Policy-Holders Since Organization, 46 Millions. Progress in Last Ten Years. Ian. 1, 4 Income Assets. A Ins. in Force Ian. 1, 1893 331,502,527.64 510,047,249.00 ' ii530,549,306.00 1893 1903 3,495,571,823 15,699,212.40 70,864,592.00 1903 Issues every Desirable Form of Policy known to Modern Life Insurance. Policies are Clear, Brief, and contain Liberal Endorsed Values covering every contingency. The 52nd Annual Statement of the Company .shows Large Gains in every Department. Report of Examination recently made by the Connecticut Insurance Commissioner, List of Securities together with Sample Policy Contract furnished upon application to the Home Office, Hartford, Conn. C JONATHAN B. CBUNCE, President. JOHN M. HOLCOMBE, Vice-Pres'f, WILLIAM A. MOORE, Secretary. iv

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HARTFORIJ TRUST COMPANY, HARTFORD, CONN. Located Corner Main Street and Central Row. ORGANIZED 1868. ' -1 . Capital, - - - i3Oo,OOo Surplus, - - l5200,000 Transacts a general banking business. Pleased to receive accounts whether large or small. Courte- V ous treatment guaranteed to all customers. ACTS AS EXECUTOR, ADMINISTRATOR AND TRUSTEE ON ESTATES. GUARDIAN OR OONSERVATOR. SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT. For Security, Convenience and Price our Vaults are unequalled in this city. Boxes 55 and upwards. p RALPH W. CUTLER, President. . A CHAS. M. JOSLYN, Vice-President. FRANK C. SUMNER, Treasurer. WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY, MIDDLETOWN, CONN. Founded in I83I. Offers over 150 courses, elective and required, providing not only a thorough training in the traditional, classical and literary studies, but also giving opportunity for the most advanced work according to modern methods in the Natural Sciences. After the irst year, studies almost all elective. I Students admitted to three courses-Classical CB. AQ, Latin-Scientitlc CPh. BJ, Scientific CB. SQ The .requirements of the Latin-Scientiic and Scientific courses have recently been made equal to those of the Classical. Two large new buildings in course of erection-a Hall for Lectures and Recitations and a building for the department of Physics. Well equipped laboratories in Chemistry, Biology and Psychology. New Gymnasium and Athletic Field, with all modern improvements. Athletics in charge of a competent physical director. Twelve Thousand Dollars awarded annually to needy and Worthy students to cover part or all of the cost of tuition. Expenses moderate. Good board at low rates may be secured at the College Commons. Send for special circular on Expenses and Methods of Self-Support. Examinations for admission begin at 9 A..M., june 23, and September 23, IQOS. For Catalogue, or other information, address, REV. BRADFORD P. RAYMOND, D. D., LL. D., Presidenz. iii '

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HIGHEST AWARDS in UNITED STATES and EUROPE. RANDALL HARTFORD, CONN NEW HAVEN, CONN ANN ARBOR, MICH