' humour!-
.‘W‘ Me
i *- phown yesterday
QW
“Awe bellows. with the
are the wheezing
m ORGAN NIGULATOR.
lot Church inotrumsnt.
‘ 3110 prettiest and most in-
' ' of mechanism in the
ill
will: Congregational Charo-h.
’iiaChino u’lilch controls-inc
'pf air for the big organ and
11 is it constructed that it
most lemma in its action
“Wraith the old trouble of
“firing to sleep. and forgetting
the
11
result
the organist pressed the
‘was nothing doing."
and
noises
water motor. which for
, “d the bellows of the big
glued on and more
1hollows.
a number of other v
in operation of the n1
rday afternoon.
1001
Resources. 1 secured ................ 4,466.92
3|“ discounts. . . . $341,002.95 1 U, 8. Honda to secure cir-
s, secured and un- “ tulation ................ 240,000.00
............. l..'_' 10 U. S Bonds to secure U. S '
s to secure circu- . deposits ................ 55,000.00
“..‘1,000.00.P19miun1s on U S. bonds . 1,440.94
furnitiue 'Bonda, securities, etc. 38,746.95
red ............ 3.471.138 Banking house. furniture
u’Natiouai banks . and fixtures .............. 33, 000. 00
merve agents) . . . . 11,099 8.1 Other real estate owned. 1,710.24
rotate banks and Due from National Banks
‘ ............... 12.81" ..1 20 inot reserve agents). 9,562.17
iii approted 1'9““? Duo from State banks and
................ 78,990.11? bankers 1,640.86
tend other cash ‘Due from. approved reserve
............. 1.175.822, agents 41,277.97
' other National :‘Chccks and other cash
, .7 ..... . ...... 2,210.00 . items .............. '. . .. 4,140.94
paper currency, Notes of other National
and cents ...... 154.28 ‘ hanks .................. 1,086.00
Reserve in 'Frnrtlonal paper currency,
nickels and cents ....... 551.88
...619 982.63.11.1111'1111 Money Reserve 111
or notes 6,.070 00 ‘ 1' Bank viz:
20,062.66 Specie - $10,890.85
1011 runs with U s 11.11301 tender notes 10,471.00 20,861.85
r (6% of clrcula ' 001Redemption fund with U. S.
............... 12 0. Treasurer (5% of circu-
- ~——~———-—‘1 lotion) .................. , 7,800.00
.......... ......3491351. .1 —-—--————
V Llshllities.1 Total .................. $983,823.89
aims paid in ....... $100 000. 00 Liabilities,
ton nd ............. 20, 000. 00 1 Capital stock paid in ...... $240,000.00
Sulplus fund ............. 48,000.00
‘ 16,761.84 Undivlded profits less or ‘
pk notes onto 1 posses and taxes paid 07,800.14
g ............... 221,760.00 : National Bank notes out-
other National 1 standing ............... 235,600.00
................ 30, 46'1. 301 Due to other National ,.
tate banks and banks . ................. 18,311.58
................ 6699.7810110 to Trust companies ’
trust companies and Savings banks ...... 1,901.64
vlngs banks ..... .2 16.71931 Diiidends unpaid ......... 242.00
approved resene individual depos-
................ 6,231.741 its subject to
unpaid .......... 84.00 check, $249,165.08
l deposits subject Demand certifi-
ck ........... 270,133.00 cates ,of (18900- . .
1 ‘dcortiflcates of de- it, 17,376.21
. . .1 ............ 1,087.50 Certified checks, 428.34 '1
‘c‘hecks .......... 3.409.36 U. 8. deposits, 65,000.00 321,968.63
.................. $494,361. 25 Total . . . . . . .398832339
; Curtis.
hank, do solemnly
have statement is 1
WM. A. CURTIS, Can
day oi January, 1907.-
Nootart
Mort oi the Condition of
Worn“ NATIONAL BANK,
730mm in the state of Connecti-
Mirth .1310 close of business, January
1 inc, which has been in-
* liliatn R Thompson, the
machinist, is self-reguiat
it is operated b1
fir turn this motor is govern-
mquut of air in the bellows.
‘ the air is used. more cur-
air is
1'01 the motor so that the out
,’ first automatic organ regu
lied in this city and the
' ’ was made by the Cutter-
' it is probable that
hurches will install similar
than, as they are a great aid
in, owing to the fact that
11m steady llll pressure
Supeilutendent A F. \\'-in
tailors
echnn-
'7 Connecticut. County of Fall-
cashier of the
swear
rue to
" or thy knowledge and belief
liier.
bed and sworn to before 1110
FREDERICK A. ELLS.
Public.
YM. KEN '.i‘
t .
'_ (3010. M. HOLMES,
' nir’
,1 “ 1-111an oooowm. Mgr.
,rait a. large block of the stud instead
'of paddling each little cake along.
,Consequenliy he sawed off a
l
CAPTAiN TOIEY'S- IXPIRIINCI.
=When he came to the surface the se-
101 Nor walk, in the State of Connecti
not very large and we bus decided to clean them 001,071 so-
the store ..~ Dont’ miss this opportunity.
1
i
Jillliiiiifl [10 I
Iouth Norwslk, Goon.
Doss Not Like Fresh Watsr
or Isthing.
"Dowse my topilghts and shiver my
timbers, but. 1 don’t take any stock in
this fresh water soiling," said Captain
Cook Tobey, today when quizzed about
his adventures recently on Kel1ogg’s
pond.
As is well known, Captain Cook has
sailed on everything in the way of a
boat.’ that he has evero heard of and
never has he met with such a mishap
before as he did Tuesday 0n Kellogg‘s
po'nd. Nevet did cathost or full ria-
ged ship e\' er play such a scurry trick,
as did his fresh watei craft.
Captain Tobey was engaged in the
work. of cutting ice and he found that
it would expedite matters if he could
Sailing
large
block and getting on board it started
to pole it along in the desired direc
tl.on
He had only gone a short distance
when the cr'aft'split in two in the mid-
die and let him through. Sam Mali
kins, who noted the part of the hero.
and rescued Cant. Cook from a watery
grove. sold that. the captain started
to swim even before he struck the
water. The alfair was so ludicrous that
on account "of his laughter the‘ pike
pole slipped from Captain Cook's
clothing and down he went again.
cond time Cont. Cook waxed quite elo-
quent in a way which was a revels-
tion to those about.
Captain Cook believes that the men
would work better it here were higher
waves and bigger ground well on Kel-
long‘s Pond so that they could use
their aeaiegs.
Report of the Condition of
THE NATIONAL BANK OF NOR-
WALK,
cut. at the close of business, January
26111, 1907.
' Resources. ‘
Loans and discounts ...... $472,693.17
0verdrafts, secured and un-’
State of Connecticut, County of Fair-
field as.
l. H. T Price. cashier of the above-
named bank do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best
of my knowledge and belief.
H. P PRICE, Cashier.
Suhsmibed and sworn to before me
this 30th day of January, 1907.
GEORGE L WOODWARD.
' Nora Public.
Correct—«Mien: 11'
JOHN A. OSBORN,
D. W. “TOE-1,.
haie‘ to borrow it from a fricrid, or resort to being trust-
6113!.“ #1 without? ‘ '
‘0 hoods money unexpectedly at times.
fly a savings account here when you need money for
need, you can borrow 11 front yourself and pay it back. i
supply by drawing on your savings account.
I“ s the lnddpendent way ..
WM. F. BISHOP,
Directors
i
This is
MUM “um
1mm rooted! hr 0. roars-onion» mot
o NowY mm
if you haven't sot your overcast time is a pal balm ligand 71 whirls
16% We dont' soy we give you s dollsr for fifty cents. 1'""u""
The Smith“ Wk Hadrian sloo-
osroi'sitsm
coiled Munici-
do!
V" I 611’
Inch advertising is sbsolutoly fslso. Our stock of live use 0 went over the 0.111;”- of ' WW ‘4‘“ 7‘th 00”
the aim dot the out you and in 01101
throughout its entire existence. The
mechanical part oi the plant was in»!
spicted and die reporter interviewed
a number 0! purchasi- oi electric
light and power as to the rates charg-
ed and whether or not they are sails
tied. -'i‘he investigation showed that
the plant is one of the best conducted
in the United States. if not absolutely
the best
um oftho condition of.
THE 61‘" NATiONAL IANK.
ot'South Norwalk, la the State of Con-
necticut. at the close of business, Jon
u‘sl'y 26,1907.
Roooru-oo
Loans and Discounts ...... 8628, 762. 26
Overdraftl, secured and un
496.28
secured
U. 8 Bonds to secure circu-
100,000.00
1,160.00
latlon
Premiums on U. S. Bonds..
146,823.12
19,909.84
................
..................
Bonds securities, etc
Banking house. furniture
and fixtures ...... 1 .....
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents).
Due from State Banks and
Bankers ................
Due, from approved reserve
agents'
Checks and other
items ..................
Notes of other National
Banks .................
Fractional paper chimney.
nickcls and cents .......
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, viz:
Specie 822, 946.60
Logabtooder notes 6,000.00 27. 046.60
Redemption fund with U. S.
Treasurer (5% of circu-
lotion)
....
5,484.97
6.61
30,978.13
6,934.36
cash
2.000.041
276.88
.................
. . .' ............... 6860, 736. 78
Lisbiiitlos.
Capital stock paid in ...... $100,000.00
Surplus fund ............. 100,000.00
Undivlded proilts, less ox-
pauses and taxes paid 90,902.23
National Bank notes out»
97,500.00
12,970.26
standing ................
Due to other National Banks
6,092.70
482,924.46
Total-
Due to Trust Companies
and Savings Banks .‘ .....
individual deposits subject.
to check ...... ............
Demand certificates of de-
posit ' ' '
Total .................. $866, 736. 73
State of Connecticut. County of Fair-
iield, as. '
i. Wilfred Rbdwell, Cashier of the
abovcnamed bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
hem of my kdoviledge and belief.
Wini‘as‘n sonwsw
Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 30111 din of January, 1907.
GEORGE F. BEARSE.
, Notary Public.
C01 1' ect—Atleiu;
FREDERICK H.110WAN}
JOHN H. KNAPP
HENRY SEYMOUR,
Diiectors.
Report of the Condition oi V
THE FAlRFIELD COUNTY NATiON
AL BANK.
at Norwslk. in the State of Connecti-
vut. at the. close of business. 'Jnnu-
sry 26, 1907.
named bank. do solemnly "ear that
the above statement iii true to the best
of my knowledge and belief 2
0.011th Cashier.
Con'ech—Attost:
ill
Subscribed and am to
this 0001 mm; std
WM I"1
5,000.00 '
Resources.
Loans and Discounts ....... $481,964.84
Oierdrai'ts. secured and un-
secured ................ 611.93
U. S. Bonds to secure cir-
culation ' ................ 200.0000
Bonds. securities. etc. ..... 45,919.00
Banking house, furniture
and fixtures ............ 18,000.00
Due from National Banks
(not reserve agents) ..... 31,102.08
One from State Banks and
Bankers ............... 2,862.40
Due from approved rose eserve .
agent‘s ............... 66,029.87 :-'
Checks and other each
items .................. 21,077.78
Notes of other National ~-
. nka .... ....... 905.00
Fractional paper currency.
nickels. and cents ....... 171.21
Lawful Money Reserve in
Bank, 'vlz.‘:
Specie . . . 2 .‘. . . $12,696.50
Legaltender notes 9,849.00
. . 22,644.60
Redemption fund with U. s.
Treasurer 46% of circula-
_tion) ......... ........... 0,400.00
Total .' ................. $869, 668, 66
Liabilities.
Capital stock paid in. ..... 6200. 000. 01)
Surplus fund ............. 36.00000
Undivlded profits, less 011-,
pe'nses and taxes paid” 27,631.68
National Bank notes out-
. standing ................ 200000.00
Due to other National
Banks .................. 6,239.76
Due to Trust Companies and .
Savings. Banks ......... 4,011.93
Dividends. npaid ....... ' 503.66
individual deposits subject
to cheok~-.-.- ......... 391. 774.87
Demand certificates of de
1100,. 2,667.62"
CcrtlflEL-d checks ...... ...-. 171.03
Cashier's checks outstandu .
ing ... ........ . ...... 1,676.12
Total .... .............. 8809. 609.6
State 01' Connecticut, County: of this
field. 1111.:
‘,_l L. C. .Green. Cashier of 11111013010 410
Mo!
m
11. .............
'5
man ........
Ilium ”0 ”mm
wgwfin&'“m . ..... . .
Duo Iron Approved Reset-w
1'
d (”in .............
lBilver Coin ...............
Minor Coin
Checks and Gas, items.
Total Assets ‘1 ......... 61. 048, 802. 67
LIIHNUOI.
2,900.00
167.12
2,187.83
1.
Other Undivlded Profits,
less current expenses and
taxes paid ..............
Due to Books, Bankers and
Trust Companies ........
Dividends Unpaid ........
General Depddits. ..188 49!. 28
Deposits in sav-
ings DeDlrUneng m .284 00
Total Deposits ........... . 922. 783 37
Trust Funds“ ......... 27 609.05
Total Uslllities , ..... 81, 040. 802. 67
state of copneciicui County of Fair
11:11: as. South Norwalk January 30,
l. Charles E Hoyt, Treasurer of the
aforesaid Trust Company. do solemnly
swosr that the foregoi statement is
121‘s to the best 01' mynignowiedge and
of.
20,770.98
10.067 .17
66.00
CHARLES E HOYT
1 - Treasurer.
Subscribed 11nd sworn to before me,
this 301h day 0! January. 1907.
' SPENCER S. ADAMS.
, , Notary' Public.
We has; revised our Muslin Underwear stock. and all odd lots and broken sizes
taken out. and aw’rrv special price put on them to close.
in this line.
Special finlt of Dress Goods lit-fore inventory.
lisntinos. Covert Cloths, Fancy Mixtures; goods which have been 75c and $1.00 per yard, 45 to 54
inches
wide.
1108. s sod 3" cums BUILDtNa.
Before InvontOry Solo.
“truck before our annual 1111 entory During that tithe we must reduce our stock and
60' in order to dojiso‘i‘havc made vet) special prices in all departments.
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR 1. ._
111111.- been
Some excellent bargains may be ibunii
DRESS GOODS.
0110 pieces of Dress (Seeds, Cheviots, Bril-
Closing out price, 50 cents per yard.
CLOAKS. SUITS AND runs '
1- rom now until after 1111 tutor) we will make a special discount on all Ladics', Misses $111111
Ciiildrrn' s Clocks, Ladies Suits and lots of 25% from the marked price:
r1], ,
TRISTRAM 85 HYATT, NORWALK, QONN.
First Boy—“Expect to get much for
Christmas?"
Second Boy—“Yep; but i expect I
won't get nothing like wot i expect."
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"“5 OF
t
‘ HDYT'S ,rusarss
one WEEK ssommuo
MONDAY, JANUARY 2s.
MArmca's wsouisoav sun an
. usoav.
THE cocoaovs’ sides coupmv
in tho lost of branch: Plus sod Po-
Ilto vaudeville.
?” . .1 o l5 E $‘ l J
Thu y~--AJ Wornsb's} souffle.
Friday—-Dr.4 yinnd Mr. Hyde.
Saturdsy—A oun'asntlemon.
Saturday—Nollie the New Girl.
POPULAR PRICEC:
inflows
OUR COAL ,
its worth advertising—worth
buying—worth having in your
bin—worth burning.
are pleased when it please: you.i
Only the best is good enough
for us—or for you.
A fine stock of 1907 mining just
received, and it shines.
The 1111111111111:
! i i i fell
.... $.11
And we,
I
filo
T: W-
J Iu‘.‘~...
£121
L--. “MW-..
Evenings ...... 100. so. and 306
Mstlnoss . ............ ’. 10¢ sod 20o
,1“. .1 .wr. .
~,"... 1?.
Build 01011011
Is the place for recreation and healthy
exercise and is becoming more popular
every steels. Events for the coming
week contorhw '
ATTRACTlOflO OF THE WEEK:
'1 -,
a
MUSIC EACH arrenaof‘ou raou
'2to 5. '
maids vousos.
”,1 nspers.’
3,! I\1[
1101111111.; ARMORY.
:‘vr‘nr uproar mean
The local C pony F basin is play-
Ing the best 1 on in the country. and , ,
keeping No in thd front rank or
the game. '1‘ ‘0 11m team that ever
represented this town can be seen any
Monday night in the Amory.
. NEXT GAME.
MONDAY “sumo, rss. 4,
DANBURV V8,. 60. F.
There Will be No Preliminary Gsmo.
panama room 1 s. otcLocK TO 9,
, AND #1010 10 To 12.
Game ’_ "ins st 9 O’clock.
101113377125 casts.
tliilii'ili.
P11311101
.NORWALKn ‘ '
owor Isths. Gymnss-
‘sskot lull, nodding
_ 1031
A
FEW
11
Overcoats - ' 2“
LE" Dining. Tables, Library Tables,
momma Fancy Chairs, Dressers; 011117011!
Very choice garments and
well worth laying sway for next
winter's wear.
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Saturday evenings.
J‘fli
7.1181, Clothicr,‘ Hatter:
66 Washington 8h, Bo. Norwslit.
.3?" v5 1
Children’s
for the. fling, and 0. 11130216121118-
count on every piece sold
during this Month,
...-....—
fiers, Sideboards, Bufl‘ets, Raga}
Carpets and Mattings.
u—m'
1
Furflsher, ,
m......... .
Cod. Halibut. Weak, 1111131 and Flat Fish. Porgies, Pickers],
White Fish,hisckorcl1 Salmon, Largo Ltmg Clams for baking.
Lobsters Saturday
0111111111 01"}:
Ben Hor Flour 660 bag, 06.00 'barrel
21111110111110 111.11.. rjti 011110 in .....L.......211..-
11 lbs. Extra? Lam runes 1011, 3:11;) 010%?151 can 16c
_ .1 (ions li'snoy corn ”......m 2608 Cans Milk 1. 260
a ma Osmpboll‘s Soup m: cm pastor-19111111111111 ... zso
purist-o IILLINO roe Pits, LAVIBI OAK , TAMI. ITc
I‘l’iiim le. DIR mass I, 100., . w ,
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