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dim—Branch Office. Nomlk
eldlior's Rssldones
ices—oily editor's Residence
WEATHER schooner.
For Norwaik and vicinity: General-
iy cloudy with an occasional light rain
or flurry of snow tonight and Friday;
Generally cloudy Weather with rain or
snow is reported this morning over
the northern districts from the Minds
ssippi Valley to the Atlantic coast Un-
seaaonabiy high temperatures prevail
.. over the didtricts from the Ohio Vai-
ley to the Gulf and over the Central
Rocky Mountain. regions, while over
Ontario the temperature ranges from
zero to 20 degrees below and from Zero
to 42 below over the Dakotas. Montn~
us. and the Canadian Northwest.
TIMPERATURE YEAR AGO TODAY.
Temperature: Low, 27; high, 35.
Cloudy.
Tony Pinball, of lloyt street, is still
on the sick list.
Henry Hodges. of fianke's barber
shop, is confined to his home with lib
ness.
The guard of Butler lodge. 1.0. 0.
Ft. will meet this evening for a re-
hearsal.
‘F. E. Lockwood, of Norwalk, is at-
tending the automobile show in New
York city today.
Mr. and Mrs.'Stownrt 11. Elliott, of
Conrstock Hill, are attending the auto-
mobile show today.
Expressmau John Sher ban of lien.
eon street is spending the do) in New
York city on business.
Samuel J. Clark. of Ann stret, is
suffering front grip and a severe cold
and is undert e cure of Dr. Hitchcock.
l). i-lart Wicks, of the local trolley
lines, has recovered from his recent
illness, but has not resumed his duties
as yet.
Olive brunch Lorine, Knights of W-
thins. will holdn meeting this evening
Next week the‘reoeutly elected officers
will be installed.
~Daucing every Saturday night. Aru
ion liall. Life Savm
Washington Chapter. No 2i. it A.
M., conferred the master mason de-
gree at their convocation last evening
in the Wall street quarters.
William Jowett, manager of the
Baits Textile Companypwhich is to
' leave town shortly, is spending the day
in New York city on business.
. There will be an important meeting
of Sherman Commandery, No. 470,
United Order of the Golden Cross and
evry member is requested to be pres-
ent tomorrow, Friday, evening. The
. ‘ business is of great importance.
The South Norwalk Trust Company
invites you to start the new year by
opening an accent in the general
banking dop ‘nrttuent and pay your bills
by check. on will alive many dollars
. by knowing where you spend your
1 uneasy and youwreturned check will be
' i receipt for the bill.
Harry Morrell, the popular young,
employee of the Central Food company
an prominent fireman. is confined to
is room in North Main street with
a serious at k of the grip. sir.
' , Hamil has cdhilt'iod to his bed
and has the best wishes oi his large
' - ' circle of friendh for a speedy ’“9‘,”
cry.
pr .li'rsdsrick Albrecht.
a The case
‘ charm with assault on 10de Av-
‘ ' , cry of Iowayton. did not come before
.~ ’ a tiny or the Court of Common Pleas,
‘ at 11de. Yesterday. as abated.
Threads out over- on account of the
FOR SALE
new 30x8 caursme’ LAUNCH
HULL. nnlcs soso. Apply at
Anderson’s Launch Works
Oyster Shell Point, Nor-walk
Busy Prices
My time is so well filled with work
that I am able to divide a fair
compensation into small profits
among my patients, charging less
than many dentists find it possible
to do.
And this feature of fair charges in
one of the best reasons why my
time is so well filled.
Dr. J. H. MALLERY
16 South Main St... South Norwslk
Hours: 9 s. m. to 8 p. or. San-
days by appointment only.
Hosiery
Missesv HOPSCOTCH
BOYS' ROCKPROOF
(Guarantee with Every Pair)
—-15 cents .1
LADlES' Six-THREAD
SILK LISLE
~30 cents-
HOSIERY. 2 for 359'
25c, 35c. 3 for 01
SILK HOSE. We to ”.75
J. I.MALLETTE
c
(formerly Misses Dawson)
ll Washington at.
Tel. 440
CityNationalBank
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
a—a—r—a
ThANMch A GENERAL IANKING
DU mess
Capital lurpius and Profits
01mm Oitfm
Cafe Deposit loses, 08 and 05 per your
[owns it. waruswsou. Pros.
.loisu H. nus». 1st wool-us.
FRIDIRIOK H. nowsu. and Visa-
' VIM-FIID IODWILL. Quill"
DIIIOTOII
I. H. Mathewson Jamaal Grumman
John H. Knapp J. Wallace Marvin
Christian Dwarfs John H. Light
Henry Seymour Fred H. Rowan
' Lewis R. Hurlbuti
.- Wm—
CHECK
Year Expenses
win-c ‘ mm... ..
illlllli nuts EAE ,
Milli sElElE cull
Will other... all Distress From a
Ball Cold or the Grippc in
Jur a Few Hours
Theruost severe cold will be broken,
anti all grippc misery ended after talr
log a dose of Papas Cold Compound
every two hours until three consecu-
tive doses are taken.
You ivili distinctly feel all the dis.
agreeable symptoms leaving after the
very first dose.
The most miserable neuralgia pains,
headache, dullness, head and nose
stuffed up, feverialrnesa. sneezing.
running of the nose, sore throat, muc~
ous catnrrhal discharges. soreness,
stiffness, rheumatism pains and other
distress vanishes.
Pope’s Cold Compound is the result.
of three yours' research at. a (lost of
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no quinine, which We have
conclusively demonstrated is not of-
foriztive in the treatment of colds or
r
Take this harmless Compound as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine, made any-
where olae in the world. which will
cure your cold or end (iripp‘o misery
as promptly and without any other as-
sistance or bad after-effects as a 25-
cent package of Papa's Cold 'Com-
pound, which any drugaist in the
world can supply.
DANBURY CASES GOING TO 8U-
PREME COURT.
The arguments on the appeal of No
tor lirauneis. of Dnnhury, who was
given a sentence some months ago in
the superior court for an alleged at-
tempt at criminal assault upon Mar-
garet Mouth. will be heard at the next
sitting of the supreme. court 'in New
Maven, on the in rd Tuesday of this
month.
When the case was tried in Bridge-
port. last February before Judge Curb
its and a jury the defendant was
found guilty of attempt to rape blur-
garct Month. of ihrnbury, and suntan.
and to from three to six yours in pris-
on.
The other cases which will be board
will be John Ross. of ilanbury, vs.
Frederick ii. Crofull, of the same
place. The latter is a deputy sheriff.
it is the plaintiff's appeal from the
Arguments will also be heard in the
case of John V. Schacfcr. in. and com.
puny, of New Yank. vs. Elisabeth lo.
1-le ct sis. of flrcouwir-lr. on the do
fetrdnnt's appeal from the superior
court.
1
~
ssuaroa saanoeeee "Ernesto-
rec
wasmnorou m 12.~Senstnr
liraudcitee has been arraigned the seat
on the deer of the senatc formerly
occupied by the late Senator lilkins.
This is considered one of thc best
seats on the floor, bcl’ru: in the front
row on tho licpubllcan side. and sixth
from the router. Seats are assigned
according to priority. and Senator
Brandt-gee was the first one to file a
dccislon of the court of common ideas. (l
claim of Senatorh‘ikins scat
sincere in its every effort to give
and want it in the future.
'\
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You want to trade at a store that you can depend cons store tact is
will never misrepresent quality in short. a sincere store that is con-
tsnt to build for the future and so will keep faith with lid colic-era.
My business has been buildod on a firm foundation of honest (min at
fair prices and not a one-time order piece. 1 want your custom now-
.ii‘ddim'h 1 it 1114in
First in quality. last in price. always in the minds of its custom-
crew—Bonnie Home Ground Food for Horses. Cattle and Poultry.
For Fresh FISH gowlrere they handle nothing
’ but FISH to get the BESTJ.
. NATIVE IOOALLOPI
“newsman“... i...10oib.
fillllAl ii [All “ ill
WALL STREET, 1,0: 10 a lib—'Tlio
feature of the opening stock market to-
day was an advance of 7 points in
Long island Railroad for some unex-
plained reason. flencrai Electric open-
ed lit up, and Reading and Brooklyn
Rapid Transit each 1531‘“ general un-
dertone was strong.
WALL H'l‘REE’l‘, 11, d. m.—-Opern-
lions for the long account wore pro
ductiva of growing cob dance and
ware reflected in substanl al advances
in all of the recognized favorites.'i‘ The
stocks in which it is presumed the
short interest is of some proportions
moved up easily, and U. 8 Steel lump
ed to 74% on thuoumorod intention to
resume operations at 'the‘ Gary Steel
plant. Some of the minor. Blocks were
bid up materially, including some of
those which have shown recent pro
nounced strength. bong island made
an abrupt tail of 41/. on a few transac-
lions.
WALI. STREET, Noon.-~iaocal mon-
ey conditions were encouraging, rates
for call loans falling to 2% per cent.
with evidences of further ease in time
accommodations. Bpeoli‘lotlon on the
whole showed all the earmarks of pro-
fessionalism, and when the immediate
demands of the shorts were satisfied
another attack was made against Penn-
sylvania, which stint it down from 120
to 125%. compared with 117%. yester-
day's final figure. New York Central
also receded a pointlz“ there were
recessions of ii or mo various oth-
er issues. Missouri Pacific retained
the greater portion of its earlier
strength, although it was ro-assorted
with much positivenoss and also oili-
cinlly denied that there would be a
change in the presidency of the road.
Bonds were steady. . ‘
WALL STREET. 1 p. m-Shortly
after the midday the raid on Penn-
sylvania culminated and the decline in
the general list also flopped. There
was scarcely any rally infl’snnsyivsnia
and the heaviness of this stock and
New York Central dismursged furth-
er ventures on the long side in other
quarters. The list averaged a good
fraction above yesterday's closing fig-
ures. Toledo. St. heals and Western
pfd. broke 3%.
Bio Fin! lhl WELOH, VA.
WElaCil. Va, .inn. lib—«A fire which
started in Hudson lirolhers' saloon.
here early today. has destroyed sever
ul buildings and threatens the entire
town . iiiuencld has been requested to
send fire apparatus to assist the lo
cal department, which is unable to club
nor the flames. The loss so far is
estimated at $100000. v
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"I'm was sis-years 1 Islam with euro-ll
mus-sadderiuwlstbsl hsdtotan's
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suisisctlcssofsramwstss meatless:
odors loouidhoosan act anew
Usppliyiulsdusesrsu, a use
use [halos ,9le Its!
mt mmmm~
comm? “"""' lama-flaw
, an. . oi
MWW‘ IMMI
you an honest smios-‘fifim that
MANUIL TOIO HATCH.
.2 ll 1
. . .Ollc qt.
.. ., '1‘:
OFINBD LONG OLflfl‘l. . “‘06 ii.
W
. .iOo lb.
rLarmH
HIIRINO ...........120lis.
sossssss-
Chopper Iluss. ”Inuit Mackerel.
KERR'B
FLAX- SEED
Linonine
For Coughs and
Colds
Prevents Pneumonia
Strengthens the lungs,
builds up the system, warms
the blood and brings ruddy
health.
Especially effective in the
case of children who take cold
easily—quakes them sturdy
and able to resist diseases.
All druggists-25c, 50c, 31
oav"~uneanv MATTsns.
Christmas Celebration a Success and
Many Gifts Reported.
The regular monthly meeting of the
directors of the Day Nursery Associa-
tion was held Tuesday afternoon at
the residence of hire. 1". A. bane. of
Crescnt Terrace.
The success of the recent celebration
for the children of the Nursery was
largely due to the very generous co
operation received from many sources.
hire. Munro had charge of the env
tertalnmont and of the children.
Among the gifts received wr-re:
Three curtains. three crib blankets.
linen books. from Endeavor Circle.
King's Daughters, South Norwallr Con-
gregational Church: toys, Mrs. W. Do
Forest Prentiss: broad, butler and
milk, Woman's Association. South
walk; cake and ice cream. Miss
Jeanette Mathewson; oranges and
candy. Rev. ii. ll. Carpenter; chicken.
.1. McGlun; milk. eratsoevcr Circle
of ’Klns‘s Daughters, South Norwalh
Congregational Church; milk. Endea-
tor Circle of Kings lhiughters' South
Norwalh (.‘ongrestatiunai Church; Gift
of money. 000: Keeper's Circle, Nor
walk Congregational Church; chock.
till. from a friend; toys, lllrs.‘ Dudllne
Raymond: Xmas candy. bird. and Miss
iiaeitley; pop corn Mrs 10. A. Wood-
ward; Xmas candy, Mrs. and Miss
Betta Miss yingtnn Norwnllr.
M
KILLED av TRAIN
Biotildb‘dldlsl). ..lan l2r-Tli0 mans
led tardy ofaumneo Truths use found
bobide lire railroad lraoita here last
night where it had been thrown by U"!
engine of a passenger train which
struck him as he was walking on the
tracks. Truila was 5!; years old.
Report of the Condition of
THE FAilflILD COUNTY NATION-
AL IANK. '
atNornalil. in the State of Connecti-
mu. atl the close of business; .lauusrv
7, 19.1
Rssouro as.
Loam and Discounts ..... S ”p.879 01
Overdrafls, secured and
, unsecured .............. 163.62
ll. 8. ilonda to secure cir-
culation ............... 150,000.00
Bonds. Securities. etc. . . .. 201,907.50
flanking house. Furniture.
and Fixtures- ~.. ........ 30,000.00
line from National ilanlrrr
loot reserve agentsi . . . . 24,050.52
Bus from approved ile-
serve Agents .......... 04.33508
Checks and other Cash
its me ................ {£571.12
Notes of album. National .
flanks Mm...” 050.00
Fractional hperCurr-sncy. . .
Nichols and Coats ..... 153.02
Lawful Motley Rosana in
llanlr. visp
Specie ............sso.rss
lagsl louder motes. ll, 630
Redemption fund with U.
Sui essuror t5% of clr ‘
on)‘ .....
Total.
Liabilities.
Capital stooir paid in. . ..
Surplus fund
Undivided Profiled ess Bx-
ponsss and Taxes paid.
National [innit Notes out~
.000.
Winn: Kind ihrtcu loss, from Miss ‘
NJ 15.00
7,600.00
........ "10234307
' 200.000.00
37.608. 18
tions in many of their WI
312. 00.
lo at or you don‘t take the
should be. and just as you
front nsvsr breaks.
PRICE’S ;*
Report of the condition of
THE SOOTH NORWALK TRUST so.
at the close of business on the 7th day
of January. 1911. s
Assets.
Loans and Discounts ..... 8 183,741.21
Overdrafts .............. 1,506.33
Stocks and Securities, not
including those set aside
for Savings Deposilnrs. 155.2 00.00
Furniture and Fixtures... 3000. 00
Banking House .......... 37,878.13
Due from other Banks.
Bankers and Trust Com-
names
line from approved Re-
serve Agents ..........
l‘nlted States and Nation ‘
9,341.22
101,492.52
al llanit Notes ......... 24,970.00
Gold Coin ............... 1,820.00
Silver Coin 11,000.00
Minor Coin ..;..; ........ 245.60
Checks and Cash items. .. ' 3,647.97
F‘l‘lnd set aside for Savings ~
' Depositors ............. 870,305.60
Total Assets .......... 81.400.199.63
Liabilities.
(‘apiinl Stock .. ........ $ 50,000.00
Surplus Fund ..7 ........ .. 27,000.00
Other lindivided Profits. “ .
less current expenses . -
and taxes paid . 28,843.83
Rulerwd for lnterbst and ,. '
Taxes ........... , . 5.500.00
Due to Banks. Sankara.
and Trust Companies” £0,339.30
Dividends unpaid“. . . .. ..- 421.00
.Goneral Depos-
its .......... $365 650 97 . ‘
Deposits in Say;
Inga Dept. 876,315. 00
Total Deposits ........... 1,215,026.57
,Trust Funds ......" ..... . 18,868.68
Total ”abilities ....... 81.403.199.68
State of Connecticut. County of Fair-
ileid. on: South Nor-walk. January
11,1011.
1. Charles E Hoy.i Treasurer of the
aforesaid Trust Company. do solemnly
swear that the foregoing statement is
true. to the best of my knowledge and
belief. '0
‘ CHARLES E. HOYT.
Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this lilh fldnuary. 1911.
ONCE]! S. ADAMS.
Notary Public.
FRIDAY
PWORGEO,
Dalbridgs Odds One in Nine on (lab
sndar for Tomorrow.
Friday will be bargain day on di-
vorces at the superior court. There
are nine down fat the short calendar
to be heard by udge Siurmwsy. There
is considerable matter on the short
calendar but no business of much
length or importance, which is s rea-
son that the court is willing to hear
nine clues. II the number of divorces
transit in the court is quite large and
Mount listing. ,
The two divorce cases that will at-
tract the snout pttontion is the ass
of George A. Fairchild against
The Royal
Tailors
through us, their resident dealers. have made important redne-
price means a. saving to you in some instances, of as huh as
Suits strictly hand tailored to your exact measure. Guaranteed
Peg top pants. cuff for sleeves and on“ pants are nOt In as "
tra charge. This means a correct. stylish suit. first [as it
man——
Ask the man who is wearing "Royal" Clothes. A Royal Cost
South Norwalk, Conn.
'ilhu
nter Suit Patterns. The revised ,
‘i a]
suit. Absolutely sii pure won]. 1"
want it. at a nominal cosh.
a ‘r i...
98 WashingtonStrset
Report or the Condition «of... , ,
rue. clrv NATiONAL‘IANK;
at South Nor-walk, in the State of Con-
necticut. at the close of business. Janv ,
unry 7, 1911.
Resources. .
loans and Discounts ...... $362,280. 73"
Overdrafts. secured and un-
secured ...... 68.90
U. S. Bonds to secure ,oire ;
culation . . . . . . . . 100,000.00 00
Premiums on U S. 'Bonds. . 150.1 ,
.l'ilfilfifl
and Fixtures 20.01543 .
Due from National Banks, ‘ ‘ .
(not reserve agents) . . “15,823.13
Bonds. Securities, etc.
Banking house, Furniture..
Due from Slate-and Prints I
Banks and Bankers. Trust. , . r ,
Companies, and Savings
lianks. .......... o‘rssos.
Due fmm approved Reserve
Agents. ........ .... . "32,111;30~o
Checks and other Gash i,’ 12,11»
items ..... . 8,850.01
Notes of other National .
Ban ................. '
Fractional Paper currency. ,
Nickels and Cents .....
Lawful Money Base!» in
Bank vls:
Spficle. ' . .‘r s . (ewe? as an
Legal tender notes 631009 “2
Redemption fund with ‘1}. '8. l ‘
Treasurer (5% of circuit:
lion) .......2...
Total
thbllitiu. * « i
Capital stock paid in momma...
Surplus fund. . ......m... 109,000.30."
Undivided Profits. less 1513'
poem and Taxes paid”.
National Bank Notes outv
standing .........
Due to gthar NationslBs
Due to rust Cambium
Savings Banks
indiridusl deposits subject '
tocheclt
Demand certificates of de-
r-abuyssp‘
......
......... onset-en.
Certified Checks .......... . 1
M
Total ...........
state of Connecticut, County of M
‘ W i
ads...
”faim
.Bodwoll.
sbosoinarned hank, do .
that the above statement is true to ~
best of my knowledge and ballet. .
WMRED
Subscribed and sworn to
this will dnygéglifilg. lGllv.’
Correct—Attest:
. HENRY amides,
SAMUEL Gil
‘ JOHN 11.x
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7‘?“ mail school.
a is with great names that , 7, .
ismwoek': iv‘orit o: migrant for}.
on ng ru us to s ow being,
Without touch Ooubt the show of
will be unsealed next
m standln 113,000.00 C. nirehlld. and the ease of isouiss
:gmmgwgffilahgswaflegs 53$ Iiuaflsl'l. Stash 0M. Halibut, Intuit, m. to '01,,” National Embargo against, 1%?“bgt‘l’r‘mdm 3.339;?! 3.23% 2r.
”‘N A" “WW“ Finnan Haddiss. Isil._ sol-save lay “in” ~ ”1411-90 ’ °" °“ ' ' m" be one of the mar
trashed when Captain lsrlth sud Mr.
" moonlit were having ‘sn argument.
”maria Brooks llositins. Norwsiir‘s
maimtvoosiist and violinist. will give
The conduct: of the defendants in both
suits has been the source of the gen.
sips of the town for a long time.
The other cases are: Franklin J.
Due to Stitch and Private
Banks and lisuirsrs
Due to Trust Companies
and Savings‘iisnhs
high sohOoI students. Th:
sgenrent of the show this year is
the exception of the committss’llf
WITH
The
and Cheapest omits. hang and
Round Clams in Choli.
2,008.05
10.808.”
is in the has“ W
to musical trestouoh as it Dividends unpaid 1.3.4.00 Knapp vs. Grace iii Knapp: Ray 0. mansion
is“ for some time on January individual Deposits subject Wiidmsn vs Grass ill. 1). Wildman; mg‘gfiflwggylfi‘“
Lillie Olmstssd ova. Benjamin 11.0m-
stssd; Susan
John Henry
Breaker trawl
Frank Karel vs.
to chaoh.............. 598,0“.16
. Damned certificates of de- .
post 1,772.06
Certified cheeks ...m .. 138.75
Cashier s circuits outstand-
W, chodls sdtsii in the form
7-1.1 atrium”?
’ oi ”observers oi .sllios
South ’Norwslk
Trust Co.
(iidthwalt Rose vs.
James Brasher;
Christina liar
of the work needs no .
stion as Mr. Perry's m
former performs
of the grand suco still
erect will be.
. flanydnspsf '
‘ .. . “II“ 3nd. Hammond vs. H m .
Mn "Y “URN.“ m“. l'yl"...mg '“Wns as 15 house 1. %- ghhéluh did‘ilili‘el ' ’
' IV CHICK osrti “' “9“" number. The usual enema 7“ ‘
i
mm”
for mono “borrow
y “11.037.10'
Reserved for taxes .....
WOW D‘lIL‘lliiddeflli Mllflmaimm
state can Connecticut, clarity of Fair-
its
_ , i. b. C. om. Cashier of the saw.-
“ airmail basil. do solemn uiymfithst
,_ the above statement is to' the
' boat of ms bungled“ sigma” boiler. .
firm pull“
Nihilists. or
splitting moss and their
m l“ or.“ a 1"er
'scwoss mammals 1‘
. 1 « transcript,
WALUNGI'ORD.
mien of powder the
so at the plan of N. , .
mason roof drown ,
’suit/sd in the doatructielldg 4 i
in; and the burst of ' ‘
, titres close hr" in
one W“ induced.
. 1 law.
and?!“
was.
overly res use near .
LINIMAN FA m:
P“,
m linear ii Wm" tsl '
Mtg; ”ilshiissms‘trits $533:
rues Taylor. of lasts ' "
lather, horsemiwt an “
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