6 M Main Street.
Report of the Condition of
WALK,
ill the Slate of Couneeiltut. :11
close ‘of business, March 2211 ~1007
the
ldivlduul depos-
its subject to
check ........ $201,011.43
Demand cert iii-
cates of deposit 17,804.01
Certified cheeks. 414.00
United States (le-
DOBHS ........ 35,000.00
—~-—-~— 'iL’Ii, 11132.71
Total .................. $793,894,117
State of Cot11wrlieut,
Fairfieid. ss.:
I. H. P. Price. Cashier of the. above-
np’ined‘ bank. do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the liesl
pit rm knowledge 11nd belief
11.? Pi{l(‘i‘. Cashier
(‘IIIInty
.. this 2th day of Mnr.ch
GEORGE L.
1907.
W DODWARD.
. Notary Public.
Correct—A‘ttest :
E. J. HILL,
W. C. BAUR.
JOHN A OSHORN.
Direct 01‘s.
RIOWAYTON. . . . .
‘ The Bullfrogs, of lower RownIton
and the Hoptoads of the uppet putt,
will play another game mum on 111;;
(rounds In the tear or the. S('.iiO()i
thil weather permits. instead 01 pla_II‘-
In: a South Norwulk team. The Hop-
toads have seemed a better aggrega-
[ion of ball tossers than they had in
the first contest. and will do thelt
létei best to make the Bullfrogs bite
the dust 0n the other hand the Bull-
truss, flushed with their recent vic-
. tory. are making all sorts of boasts
3 of-the'mnnner in which they will “do
no" the iloptouds.
JENNIE BURCH NOT GUILTY.
CARMEL, N. 1'., March 28. ——-'l‘he
Jury (Ound Jennie Burch not guilty “on
account of being insane. " it is believ-
all that this verdict will result In her
- committal to the Malteawan Asylum.
W
ST. JOHN. N. B,‘ March 28 —‘-The
of two seamen was reported by
..tllg’ Itemshlp Lake. Manitoba. Which
. ‘hére today from Liverpgol.
ll
THII NATIONAL BANK OF NOR-
Resources.
Loops 11nd Discounts ...... $4st 007. 7.3
Overdrafts. secured and un
mum: ................ 2.01101: .
U. 8.‘Bouds to secure eir- .
‘ "solution ................ 90,000.00
Bonds to secute 1".
_ meslts ............. $13,000.00
Bond‘s, securities. etc. ..... 31,710.97.
Banking house. 1"u1uitIIIe
and datum ............. 0.00 00
Other ml estate. ouned. 100.00
‘Dlte from National Hanks
(not, reserve ugentsi ..... 11.13462
DucI IlIioms State Hunks and
B ................ 10,287.85
Duo-(I‘mapproved reserve
‘agcnta ................. 27.2 7.7.00
Qheckb and other rash
Items .................. 1,175.41
Notes of other National
Banks .................. 2,060.00
Fractional paper entreIIt‘I.
nickcls. and cents ...... .'" ..10. i .‘i.
‘Liflflui. Monev Reserw 111
Ban; viz.:
Specie ........... $10. 8.54 80
Legal-tender notes 19811.00
\, I '1’ ~---~—--- ~‘— 30,733.80
Refid ption fund IIitlI 1'.
B'Ifreamret 1.}; of cir
chlatlbni ............... 1.0000
Tomi ................... SIRIWLIII
Liabilities.
Chpiiutl slbck paid 111 ....... 210.000. 00
Surplus fund ............. I.\,.II0000’
Undlvided profits, lessex
peace: and taxes pnid. .. 70,738.08 ‘
National Bank ‘ notes out-
standing ................ 90.00000 ‘
Due to other National
Banks .................. 18,118.02
1116' to. Trust (ioinpnnit‘s'
:and Savings Hanks ...... 2.01 .Izl
D vldonds unpaid ......... 1:. -1 00 .‘
of‘
Subscribed and sum 11 to before 1110‘
can you get such Clothing for
$7 no
So many shades and weaves
to select from that we can
please every taste.
You are welcome to look,
whether you intend to buy or
merely learn what's what.
Better make your Easter sc-
lection today
11111111 1111111 11
HARRY aoonwm, M...
MEN WHO KNOW say th
Our Suits and Spring Ovcrc
South Norwalk, Conn.
Report of the Condition of
THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
. n1 Norwnlk. Conn. 111 the Stutt- of (‘on-
Easter Wearables
FOR
Careful DresSers.
at our showing of Easter \Ncars
is the most complete cvcr shown in the Twin Cities.
oats arc master made and there
is a style. fit and cleverness of tailoring about these garments
that distinguishes them from the ordinary.
‘ . . - . . ' . . AL BANK, '
11100110111, .11 the close III business. ‘
Mm...“ 220. “.07. The Stem-Bloch Co. and W. S. Peck & Co. contnbute their at wafllk m me 8m" 0! (mummy
Re'ourccs. _ _ cut, at the (lose. of business Mun-h
icons and Discounts ...... 36.30.290.74 finest garments to our selection. and our showing of Suits from 2‘11111,1907.|
,(IIut‘IiIntls, seemed and 1111 _ Resources.
1 secured ................ 4:19.22 _ , loans and Discounts ...... 6593.14177
11'. s. Hontis to secure 011'- $15 to $25 cannot be equalled 10' all of the csscnIIais of high- Oi'eltil‘lti'iu secured 11nd 1111 i
vniotion ................ 25,000.00 - sutured ................ 205.32
Blinking house. furniture . II- S~ Bonds ‘0 HIECUI‘L‘ NF 1
...... mun-... ............ 3.4;.“ grade Clothing. eulntlou ......... 100,000.00
Due from Nutlonnl Hunks :Iongt‘s‘. segurltles. eit'. ..... 51,919.00
InIII reserve ngeulsi ..... 18.908.96 . - - ‘ 31m us louse. furniture '
“up [mm sum) “units and Boys Knickerbocker Trousc .I Suits. $3.50 to $5. of unusual and “mum ........... 18,000.00
Bunkers ................ 1.91071 ' Dire from National Banks
Due from approved reserve goodness, (not reserve ngentsi 20.511401
agents ................. 43,030.10 Due from State Banks and
Checks and other rash , , . Bankers ............... 3,058.03
items ................... 2,303.01 Spcctal Easter Neckwcar 1n the snapptcst shapes and color- 1).... no", 111111101in ,.,'...L.r,.e
\‘IIIes of 011101 \‘utlonnl ' 880016 ------------------ 120.203.62l
linnks .................. 7,115.00 . Checks and other rush items 2,906.91
Ftautlonnl paper (flllltllfl'). mgs' at 5°c' NUiI’S “i Uiin' National
nickels and II-nts ....... 94.11 C 1 Banks .................. 1,455.00I
lIIIwi‘ul Money Reserve in ' ‘ _ rf Pins, uff ‘ruetionul Dill“?r currency,
llnnk ”HZ Dress Gloves, Hats, Shirts. Fancy Homery, Sca nickel... and com“ ........ 96.08
Specie ........... 8‘. 0,510.27. Lawful Money Reserve in
11‘2111- 1911001 notes 1.. .1.1100 Buttons and everything except s'toes for your personal appearance Bank. I-iz.:
___._ 351313;, Specie, 812,545
:i)llt from 118 ’l‘reIIstIIIz-I iIcgul-tcnder notes, 15.600 28,145.00
011101 1111111 .'I‘.; I‘Idemption for Easter Sunday. . ‘K - . Redemption fund with U. S. '
[ i'unIl ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1,330.00 il‘t;rlrast)trcr (5% of clrcu.
-.-_.__._ .m ,, , 11 Oil ................. 5,000.00
'1‘.nr.1 .................. 11911.17 01 ' "“ ‘ I 4‘ ”I. ' —--—-——
Liabilities. I, ”—72-.— “ mg - Total ................ $980,728.34
It 1.1111111 1.10011 p.110 1n ...... $100 000 00' Liabilities.
Surplus tund ............. 20 000 00 Capital “(OCR paid in ...... $200 000 00
[II ildhidt‘d [11011114. '95,; ... ' Surplus fund .............. 36,000.00
9 penses and taxes 1111111.. 17,131.70 ‘ . UIIdIVIded profits. less 911- i
l.\'.1110nni Ilnnk notes out » houses and taxes paid 100,000.00
I-‘iillltiilig ................ 23,000.00 Due ‘0 other National i
in... 1.. ”11,” National I . , Banks .................. 18, 347. 86
Hunks .................. 31,019.33; ' ' ' ’w - Due to State Banks and I
il)ue to Trust (‘ompnnles 111111 “I DBanItIeIIITI - - . . IC --------- 664-19.
,1 Snriugs 11111.1... .......... 2,113.02 119 0 run ompanles
,‘ DIM‘ [u aiiiil'OVt‘d l".\;()r\“. and Savings Banks ...... 2,437.‘71
1 agents .................. 3,881.83 Cloth; 8' 0f the Right §I°rt’ Dividends unpaid ......... 313.55
‘lliildends unpaid ......... 45.00 [nilI‘IIIIIImIk deDOSits subject
IlIItiiilIlunl deposits sub' “('1 0 019° ---------------- 584. 3‘39 49 »
lo chetk ............ II. . . 289.06."..2'.’ ‘18 and 50 WALL S’E‘REET‘ 'I‘ NORWALK' Demand certificates of de- l ,. ' »
'11.-........1 m...,fi,,,,,.s U, m, :. ‘ . posit ................... 1,212.56 Why not make up your mind to look at our Furniture be-
; “mi, .................. ”82.09 Phon: no. 1 Certified checks ........... 208 53. f b l h W
IIIIIIII .1 chm...- .......... :,.‘,4- ,7 ' ——-———— are u n esew ere. ewant on to com ar the
_---.. mums.“ 31:0 16 ............... mom-w f yi g s Y P ° quality
, Total ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 519,-, 112.7 0] u e o onnet‘tlcut. County of Fair- 0 coda we can cc our '
State 01' (31011111011001 County (11 W.”C”.ODC M held. 35' g YII , -
‘i‘ililiit‘id. sun: 1 .. ______ __"_ I, L C. Green, Cashier of the. above- "--“
|. \\ 111 A (1111115, (13111.1. or 11...‘ ' "WKAI" ' ‘ nflmed bank, (10 solemnly swear that
:IlIIIIe-nnmed bunk. (10 \()ii 1111111 s‘.ve:‘11 PMNTERS GIVE A SMOKER'
that the IIbme stntement is true [(1
11... 1..-51 of my kilUllit‘Iige 11nd belief. Successful Affair in central‘Labor Ly-I
\i' .\I. A. (31' it ’1‘ is. (‘ashieL . ceum Last night.
StIlIscIilIed and 5110111 to before n... A fine smoker, which was lhornughh
this L'Ith (171.1 of “111011.190? 01110190 111' all “"10 attended “'1‘“ Si'
\\. E .\10\‘ l‘iiOMICRY, ven inst eII-ning by the Painters. 1’11.
Notary Public. per Hilli"l‘l'.‘ 11nd Decorutors'
in Central lulmr Lyceum. The hall
:Ufll'l‘t‘('l~--All(“i~‘i :
(11120. .\1. “01““ ES. , II-ns crowded. unIl during the eurly pat-t
H. II). |)AN.\‘, f of the. evening cards and Iobut‘co form-
J. 'i‘. PROWI'I‘T. «III the proluclpnl diversions.
liii‘et'Iors.I Solos were rendered by Joseph .\‘1c-
IMuhon. and by Charles Thclss, Joe
Rooney told some of his witty stories
and E. .1 Lloyd was heard in songs and
LONG iSLAND R. R. iNDICTED.
.\19'\\ \ORK. \ifll't‘h iii—All ilidicl
11161111 charging 111anslriughtm.in the. “0"“
death or two “0111011 111111 Ivete killed r“('~"3“°“3
'H n Inilroad crossing in lillsst‘l,lle was A‘ the conclusion of the program a
1
Union .
Mr. Copper also favored with.
round against the Long lslund Rail
‘tond Company in a grand 1m in
'ihe women were in
Flushing. today.
very clever sparring match took place
between Oscar Necnnder 11nd Albert
Bergreen, both'clever East Norwalk
1man at the crossing had leit his post
lads.‘ They went: the rounds in an ex-
ceptionally fine manner showing clean
cut. artistic hearing. which was enth-
uslastlcaily applauded. Joseph Rooney
referred the match and I“. B. Coleman
acted as time keeper. ‘
The next event of the evening was a
sparring match between Kid Murphy
and Kid Singer, who went six rounds
in a highly creditable manner, and to
the eminent satisfaction of all present.
The two bouts were well handled
and as clean as anything seen in Souts
Norwalk In a long time. The commit-
tee In chorus of the affair comprised
Chairman Bert Brunstrup: Herbert
Gorhsm. William Smith, Robert Smith.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
.3 mat-h which was struck by a train
\Ihlle mousing the tracks. Witnesses
testified at the inquest that the. gate.-
nnd that the gates weIe not closed at
the. approach of the train.
EIGHTY CENT 6A8 BILL.
HARTFORD. March 23 .—It is stated
at the capital that. the committee 011 ci-
ties and boroughs has drawn subpeo-
nas for the oiflcers of the New Haven
Gas Light Company to appear before
the committee with its books, to give
information bearing upon the bill in-
troduced by Senators Hanley for thir-
ty-cent gas.
BOYS WITH BAD HABITS DISCRIM-
INATED AGAINST.
GLADSTONE. Mich, March 28.—
‘Young men addicted to the use of to-
nbcco or lntoxicatlng liquor, or who
frequent poolrooms or salons are bar-
red from the privilege of obtaining an
education in the Escanaba p bllc
schools, by a resolution passed ye ter-
.———v
OBITUARY RECORD.
_..-_—
Mns. THOMAS BENEDICT.
The death of Mrs. Thomas Bene-
dlct. widow of the late Thomas Dene
dict. occurred last night at her home
at Fort street and Seavlew avenue,
en, who lived in England.
: sea.
“gm Savings Bank reveal a view
M m compounded seml- Hannunliy
a
day by the school board.
11111011311 ‘them often enough to get It clear vision 0! What saving
cmhlllty. to save grow-I. with the practice of the habit.
- ' I'L'hc pleasure In saving increases with each added deposit and
.' .mn’ more with each credit of Interest we add at 4% per nunum, cred-
South Norwalk Savings Bank
flunk .Uiidiflfl,"7 Washington 01.. Iouth Norwaik. Conn.
East Norwallr, after 3. protracted ill-
ness. Mrs. Benedict. Mas aeventy~nve
years of 1139.811 wu one of the old
est residents bf 9t Nor-walk, where
she was well known. She is survived
by one son, Thomas Benedict. The
funeral will be held from her late
residence Saturday afternoon at 2
o'clock.
HIARBT 1.13%.” TRI-
JEHICAGOO
CHICAGO, Mare 28 —-w 11 Heath,
yestérdsy ftlIed five libel suits against
the Chicago Trlbune for 6500. 000 each.
The suits are based on an article pub
lished in the Tribune containing five
extracts from the speech delivered by
Score of State Elihu Root at Ut-
of future prosperity to those who
Report bf the Condition of
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK,
11 South Norwnik, in the State of Con-
nt. the close of business,
Illl‘t' tlcut,
IMalt‘h 22,1907.
Resources.
'1 cans and Discounts ...... $530,217.34
()verdrufts, secured and un-
i seemed ............. 1,223.39 ,
.‘l'. S Bonds to secure clr- £31151?ng [IglIzIFjlfch'
('Ulfliion ................ 100,000.00 RIOSES H GIJO‘ATER
Premiums on U. S. Bonds 1,150.00 Dlrcc‘ 01‘s
Bonds. securities, etc. ..... 143,823.12
Banking house furniture ..
and fixtures ........ 19,909.64 Report of the Condition of
Due from National BaInks . THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST 00..
I (not reserve agents). 19,481.61 at the close of business on the 22nd
0119 from State Banks and day of March, 1907.
BankeIs ............... 10.9.1 . Assets. .
Due from approved IeseII‘ve loans and Discounes . ”$689. 572. 42
agents ............ . 42,377.99 Overdrafts ............... . 123.01.
Checks and other cash items 7,405.95 Stocks and Securities ..... 236, 442. 50
Notes of other National 1 Premium Account ......... 3,477.50
Banks .. 4,225.00 Furniture and Fixtures 3,.00000
Fractional paper currency, Banking House . .......... 22 .000. 00
nickels and cents ...... 180.40 Due from other Banks.
Lawful Money Reserve in Bankers and Trust Com~
Bank. vim: panics . . . . ...... . . . . . 25,064.36
Specie. $37,212.60 Due from Approved ilIeI-
Legal-tender notes, 10,000.00 47,212.50 serve Agents ....... 86.630.82
Redemption fund with U. 8.
individual deposits subject
to check. ..... 442,125.44
Demand certlflcates of de-
posit ......._...,‘...._..I 87,900.53
Certified checks 1...... 3,273.49
l
Total. 0'". . . . . .6922, 217. 85
State of Connecticut, County of Fair-
Ilei d. as:
I. Wilfred Bod ell, Cashier of the
above-named ban, do solemnly swear
that the above stIatement is true to
the best of my knowledge and belief.
WILFRIED qu LL, Cashier.
Subscribed and q rn M before me
it. 1907
Correct-Attend:
is 27th day of anti ,
0.190 . DEARBE,
Notary Public.
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON,
JOHN H KNAPP
lice, N. ., on November 1, 1906.
,.. _. . . -..
.. r .. Immin. ...I. ,. .
.mWI‘hW
rssnnn‘rox H "WAN
.- Directors.
1
i
Treasurer (5% of clrcu- Bonk Notes............. 27,840.00
latlon) ...........m.._..... 6,000.00 301d Coin . ................ 2.390.130
lSilver Coin 2,400.00
Total ..... $088,317.85 "or CO“! ......... . . 184.36
“.5111“... u Checks and Cash IteIms 2,676.62
Capital stock paid in .8100. 000.00
Surplus fund. ......I..... 100,.00000 Total Assets .31 “01302-09
Uudlvlded profits. less ex- Liabilities.
nausea and taxes para 92,159,“ Capital Stock ......... ...: 50 000. 00
National Bank notes out- Surplus Fund .......... 15,.00000
standing ........ 99,000.00 Other UndiledIed Profits.
Due to other National and taxes paid. ..... 24,040.85
Banks 42,520.89 Due to Banks, BaInkers and
Due to Trust Companies Trust Companies 21,477.09
and Savings Banks 6,238.06 Dividends Un paid ..1,. 3.00
fancy 1111101011 80113
New InodI-l lt‘nnt‘y ’l'allorI-d 1111111
and Pony Suits of line. unttlitv i'IIIIn
mu. Navy, llrown, “luck and it‘nncr
Mixtures, made up in the \‘(‘I')‘ “Wit
and latest styles.
Price $12 50 to 02500.
ladies Spring Jackets
Covert Cloth Jackets, titled. 11:Ili~1‘11~
ted and box shapes; uiso black in line
quality Pnnntna, Chcrlot. Broadcloth.
short, medium and long.
Price $5.00 to $18.00.
Report of the Condition of
THE FAIRFIELD COUNTY NATION.
the show: statement is true. to the'
best of my knowledge and belief.
II C. GREEN Cashier.
Subscribed aInd sworn to before me
this 27th day of March 1907.
FREDERICK A. EIIIIS.
Notary Public.
Correct—A ttest:
nos. I and 1 men‘s BUILDING.
Easter Specials.
liiIl fibres
and
stylus III lImllI-II' KiIl (lion-II are here
All tin~ newt-III 1110111 correct
for your III-luriinn. WI: sell only the
Ili'r)‘ bunt. IIurIlliiI-s, runny of them are
otlr own Importation. All the newest
shades, as well 1111 black and white.
Silk Gloves
“'0 are showing a full line of La—
tlites' Silk Gloves in oil lengths, in
black and white, also in staple shades.
iiuusefurniSlilng Dept
_.....
ii funny thin Tumblers ........... 19c
Decoratrd ’l‘oilet Set, 10 pcs ...... $2.95
Decorated Water Pitcher . .... . .291:
Cut (iluss Vases ................. 98c
Frosted Lamp Globes ............ 39c
Good Parlor Brooms .............. 29c
liln. (‘lothes \i'rluger ......... $1.95
Large, 11111 [Just iiruslt ........... 19c
:: win or wood (‘out Hangers ...... 10c
75 It. (.‘lothes Linc ................ 29c
I; III. Flurlng ’nlln ....... I ........ 10c
Sink lirushes .........: .......... 3c
...—....
["1111 line of .lurdlniers and Pedestals
at low prices.
TRISTRAM 8‘5 HYATT, NORWAIIK, CONN.
QuarteredIOak
Sideboards,
Chifl'oniers,
Enamel Beds,
Rugs and
United States and National
General Deposits, $189,641.11
Deposits In Sav-
lngs Department, 781,683.94
4
Total Deposits ..... 971..52505
Trust Funds 19,.73610
Total Liabilities .. . . . . 51.101.802.09
State of Connecticut. County of Fair:
flelld, ss., March 27,1907;
LICbarles E. Hoyt, ’I‘reasnrcr of the
aforesaid Trust Company, do solemn-
ly swear that the foregoing statement
is true to the. belt of}! my ,knowlsdgo
and 110le
CHARLES E HOYT, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me,
this 21th day of March, 1907.
ENCER SI. ADAMS,
Notary Public.
There are no prizes to those who
slwny s are prudent.
I... .......
season's mowing.
descriptions at—
liouttllt 11111111111160.
home. The balance of your
suit you.
With a small outlay of ready cash we can rci’umish your
Dining Tables,
Dressers.
Fancy Choirs,
Fine Mattresses,
Mattings.
payments can be arranged to
11... U1 11
11111 1111 11111.
We call for and deliver your
_:-
lawn-
mowsrs, in first class order for the
General repair work at specialty.
Spring goods and Hardware of all
39 Main St., Norwalk.
I.
OUR COAL
is worth advertising—worth
buying—Worth having in your
bin—worth burning. And we
are pleased when it pleases you.
Only the best is good enough
for us—-or for you. _
A fine stock of 1907 mining just
received, and It shines.
iiiii 1111118 1111111 iii.
5.24.2.2 lb ..
Norwalk Chronicler