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Evening sentinel, Saturday, July 29, 1911 · page 7

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urination"
Oyster Shall Point. Norvvnlk

 

 

 

By the pinto r cotton 5 ‘

Best Bakery
Products

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

51 Washington Street.
‘.A V South Normlk'.

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

‘ .mnorl‘cs.

huge a new supply of safety
ors outfall those who docile to re-
doom coupons may do so by calling
this office.

‘ lulnthis’ovening. lpeidel'o orches-
ra furnishing the music.

 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 
 

 

‘Mfis‘May Roberts. at New Rochelle,
siting iriends'ln Norwalk.

 

 
 
 
 
 

. J5. Korns, of South Wilton. is ill
' hid home with an attack of malaria.
The weekly Saturday evening dance
will be held at the Knob Club. this ev-
oninE. ' -«-

 
 
 
 

 

 

Joiners Brown, of the Boston Store,
hits resumed his duties after his vacu-
on». which he spent in N: ow York

 

 

 

5 Miss Inez Daniels, clerk iii the office
51‘»: ' oi! the seleclmen. will resume her
‘ duties on Monday morning, after u

, two weeks' Vacation.

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The Firemon‘s Orchestra will hold
a business meeting, tomorrow after
noon, at the Old Well Hook and VLad
dot Company rooms 0

 

 

ditto. A. Peterson. of New Rochelle,
is visiting her brother and his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shower, of N01
milk, for a few weeks.

 

 

«A A' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Magner of
(lamp street, «are spending the day in‘
,Now York city. They will return
home A tomorrow alter-noon

 

«Straws, 13 on. “onrien.

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- Miss Anna Homes, of Frnnklin nve

. direct, utter a week's vacation. \

 

Attorney General Anvaors Quad-V:

‘ Hon Norris S Lippltt.'liank Commie. A

- Anne, has rogumed nor duties in the
‘ 5.; ‘A‘tlantlc andAPucinc tea store in Main

 
 
 

tiods oi Bank Commissioner V
Lippiit .

Attorney Genernl John H Light hills
given out a statement of the [div rd- 5
garding lo a by trust companies to '5
their attics), from their savings de~ ;
partmcnts, in response to a request _
for information from Bank Gomlnili-’
aloner Norris 8.1411pr The opium:
ion iollows: '

 

Hurt-ford, July 25, 1911.

sioner. Hartford, Conn
Dear Sir: .. You request me to uVuo‘
spur the following questions: ,
“Will you kindly give‘me your opin-
ion on Section 3-103? “No state hunk‘
or trust oompuny shall discount any
paper mode.“ etc., etc.
”What is discount? Cannot that be
interpreted to mean commorcia1 pupor .
upon which the only security is the
name of the maker and indorsei, and
not apply to loans made on good ooh
lateral?
“Section 3111 sanctions loans to di-
rectors upon certainlconditions. All
presidents and vice presidents are din
r.ectors Whom shall iconsider an Vex-
oculive oflioer under Section 3103’
Under“ Section 3403 of the general
statutes. "no state bank or trust com‘
pa uhull discount any paper made,
accepted or indented by any of it!
executive. oflicers or clerks. or by any
pdrtnershlp or which any one of such
officers or clerks is a member"
In the meaning of this statute. “ex
eoutive officers" are the president
\ice- president, secretary and trousur
er. -
In Section tilt] of tire goneml stut-
utes we find directors and trustees in
a different category. Here the law
provides that such officers may be?
come obligated for personal icons to
their own hank or trust company.
However. any director or trustee, who
is also on executive oiiicor“ is heron
suilly bound in said Section 340". of}
the gotiernl statutcu so for no disA‘
counting paper is concerned but not1
otherwise.

"Illscbunt," an it is understood in

 

 

Lincoln Council, 0. U. A.shi.,

 

loved a smoker.

 

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the Boston Store is undergoing a lion-

 

‘Go.‘ a sumac in Water ntreet

of Mr. Lockwood in delivering
goods from the store. '

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A'Cllottnut street. South Mountains?!“

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

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idol their doors’ tor good sun all in
~ ' twrdk, todliy. when Mansion

in. mm and intuit? iouv

 

 
 

 

 

, I At the conciulion oi! the meeting of
whiohlto take the interest nilbivod in law

was held, last evening, an entertain. in advance it is the advnnoo of man
mont was held and the members en-‘i‘y “of due till acme future day. lend
Refreshments were
held and all enjoyed a very pleasant

" The automobile delivery wagon of

eml overhauling at F E. Lockwood 8:
Today
to one of the international Hsrvoutoro
the

v ‘ . j
1. . Prof. A. S. (libuon slid tumily, of ii

, 5 e loove on Monday tor a wreck alt Auhury

Pull. where Mr. (Hilton wilL attend
5* the annual convention of the Organ
‘ tour Anocltitlon.‘ lira filhaonutoth-
or; James P. Puntoit, will nooompuny

clitoral. motion. All the hunt—A A

tint“ hut boon slow and tho no»
r altar villi he done trout tho

made of loaning ntonoy with this right‘

tliuintoreut which would be due there
on when puyuhlo.

You further request my opinion as
to whether mi officer of a trust com.
puny can lawfully borrow from lfii
aavings department.
Section 1 oi‘ Chuptor SF: of the pub
lic acts of 1907 provides thnl: '
"All banks and trust companion
mainloinlng u on loan department. or
soliciting or rec Vin; deposits on sliv-
ings. shall» invent all such dopoaits
hereafter so received according to the
‘ requirements of the statute luv/a of
thin Astute concerning tho lurutmonl
or deposit: in saviour bunks." .
This law places “VIII“ deport:
meat» of trust companion on the ammo
tooling with onvingt banks in tho
mottor of Investing their . deposit».
Alta Section 8419 of tho generalhtno

invitational: no follow:

a “No onion of a «violin hunk until

 

of any at its funds. or roo‘alv‘o out

such wot tram such book. or for roll

_A or‘poourltlosto such savings hunk.”

‘ thldht. . V'V‘Q
‘ Witnllr minim
1mm 11. mum,
turtle

 

the business of honking. in simply n15

utos White‘s oillcort' rolotlonthtp to

he a borrower or surety for a borrower

monoy or valuable thing for pounds!»
lint. prouurinx,‘ or «commanding any

mm sliding in tho nine of any Monks
therefor-9.1 m or the opinion that

‘ nil onloor ot a trust company cannot
A no it normor from its savings doom

 
 

 

 

 

 

7 outta. unnox com (org value). for,
donor oAuTALouono tor ,,
5 oundn MILK or YA

TOAST CRACKERB . .

 

EXTRA STAMPS VWITH TEAS AND COFFE

 

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V .AIVJ. TVHfi LEADING BRANDS BEERB,

unites AND Llouono AT NEW v‘m? nlo
111.553.“.
MINERAL w‘ArslAts

 

 
 
 

 

 

 

 

'A‘iasm. The Norwalko have seen nothing like it. we ve had

canv—if not. come outlay.

All Suit Values to S12 . .
All Suit Values to S15 .
. All Suit Values to S18 . ~
' .. All Suit Values to S20 .~ .

{All Suit Values to S25 ,
All Suit Values to S20 V.‘

The success of this Red TagSalc Wan instantaneousuior bargains “as well as onthus

minty men are availingV themselves of the big suvin s to be made.

now $14.85
nOw. $17.85 5 ’
"now AS2285

 

 

 

* ileckniann ‘

5&6. V85V WASHINGTON STA.

 
 

Phono' 440. SOUTH

 

 

a filled store all day and
Coins tonight if you

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

now $7.85 /.
now . $10.85 .
now $135.85 ‘

 
 

 

 

O l.) T i: l'T T

Large “Soft jciabs‘ '
Live Lobstets, Round 81 Long Clams

. Sw0rdfnh
All K'mds of Fresh Fish

Cutouts Bridge ’Fish Manta.
Charles Buck. Jr.
Electrical

Contractor
General Repair work

5 Android:
lit MAIN 81“., MRWALK

 

TELEPHONE 105.

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To» Save

is not to he stingy or
mean, but to avoid un-
necessary expense, to
secure “ EgainSt waSte’ Telephone». 03100.0“; noon, 21.3.
to lay up, to reserve.

VDeposit your re» P01061311]
‘88!quin with us. A Plates

5 , k A". - Amino one o! thou persons whose
mouth is in anon a condition that a
South Norwolk,
Trust Co.

 

 

” mum pinto it oohtluuully making it
porn. and hoopsyou in u norvous ilsto
oil the limo ileum room obliged
to live on tort food. and otlnollom on
ilquldttV it no." Milo in loot whnt you
noodmwhnt you have onion fall tho
null «fur-A rononlntm SLATERI‘M
snort sanitary pinto-mods. Come in
and lot ill“ tell you 31mm it.

Dr. JHMAIJSRY

Iii South than lit. nouns 11mm;
Scull-:1 unusual. dun»
our: try 1111le my

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Whammiknmmfln-4nvmwhuuimh in in. ..

TOWN noon would

 

Wm Norwnllt Dillon Ammo
droolin- MoVid Tosh» ‘
"attention Milton nu lino our all
this wool: supervising the opt-ambit
of tho tdwn oil on the diatrltli grounder
lag Wont Normal roll“. Slam Milt.

moral portioulnrly‘ Seldom ‘ ovation.
“ it! this

 

 

limo in ii. violnity.

QNITED‘STATES MAKES CLAIM

"The latter city. it w is delivered to the

W .
lion. u mil on o humour of other

This mounting oi Sloth amt. the
_ Munitions road; tram Winnlpduk to
word Nordaih. hot boon morn coin

lilo

FOR DAMAGES.

aura-unu-

Nogloct of LI». Stock Chlraed
Against N. Y.‘. N H. l H. R. R.

Complaints in two actions. in which
damages are claimed were filed by.
lid‘itedfituieu District Attorney John
T. Robinson for the United States yen
lei-day. in the district court or the Uni-
ted States. against the New York. NowV .
Hovend Hartlord Railroad Compony.
rue complnlnto charge yiolntions of
interstate commerce luvs regaidiuz
the shipment o! and caring for live
stock. in that the live stock was kept.
on ours in excess of thirty-six” hours. .
the time allowed. before unloading or
watering or feeling. The government
units for the waynient of 8500 in one
case and 31.500Ain the other. '
tine complaint alleges that. on No
temper 29 1910. Moors, Boron it
Miller shipped twenty head of cattle
from East iluflnlo. N. Y., to William
Mot-hull or New Britain. The ship»
mensoamo from East lluffnlo tojVest
A!hat’3y,ovor the lines of the New
York Central &.Huduon River Roll.
road, At Went Albany the shipment
was taken by the Boston it Albany
and hauled to Springfield, and. in,

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New York. New Haven & Hartford.
Tho calm. were loaded into the our
at 9: 30 o m. on November 29. and
tho ointm in that the cattle Were not
un1oudod until 8 a. mwon December
1. The ohnrga it that the company
kept the outlier in the cars all of the
time, well knowing that they did not
not proper food. water. mode or op-V
portunity to roll.

AA The other complaint relates to it
shipment of sixteen head 0! cattle.
Those onttlo were londcd at lion lint
lolo on Itocsmlior 20. 1910. at l
oolorit in “Allie afternoon and were
continued to Strong. nitrous, Hort at.
(30.. of Now Haven. Tho outdo name
over the sumo route as tho other
loud. sud the complaint charged that
tho animals worn not unloaded nt Now
myth until December 22. lulu. at 1
p. in; lioth nomplslnit not out tho some
oilnhiloul of violations ot the low.
hut tho notion in which it till!) dain-

Tm: arts“ (:1th contains three
. counts. charging violation: ot the law.

! itinerant autumnal».
finding hi on notions my not

to that tho lire ttocli delivered to it loading”
do untold d,

 

 

 

 

 

I Verity - ti villi an rutordty tint t

‘ Agent for Western Connecticut

HIGH CLASS CONCERTS, AFTERNOON AND EVENING. ONV

'i'él. 500

Autos for

av ms HOUR. my on wean.

Oscar H Ia

RIVEfi STREET

, Null Hurt t Horn the dontolldtiod um

Arm trillion! contour in tliulpolltion to than satiation in this soul with»
of hiring roundup Mi in Springfield. in thirty-sin noun iron in; time or
who commit, not boring
or miter-n roads tor autumn-ht. out our poor in grandma. not on piano»
woman ind tall in that tarpon: inirrluim tau no plum
to unload too until» no '

tlio thud innit on motor the live saloon

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Bathing and Other Attraction

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Jacobs nuosn Mariners .5

expert? AND on '
CHAUFFEURB '

Telephone 881-3 NORWA

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

lugs for women. 101‘ mi
children, both hays mill ‘
for infants. ’It moon
of Cotton. liole. silk. and, A

“Gordon" to tho 5 h
stands for the heat 1
which Can be ptodutlod
machinery. 11311515114.» 3
grant unperienco.

 
 
 

 
 
 

 

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Pour cum

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

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