e. YOUR‘D 1.5m B.RACKEN ::: 'The Latest Thing in 2 LADIES’ DRESS .. "U‘a’A ._ “Quantum ‘ ain't. you? ‘ Junlunsn in here for when i told you ; anyone else I make? “‘ make it you salted ms for a crew ‘ entity and we don’t want bells dus- H H H at. and you will learn something. thaw-sores ”we--- leonrtinnod to melt; new records hours 2 rs. Mary E Pattie”. '“MDlry 2E. Pattison, “ D ! WALL Bruno's. l p. mews-tern ‘ 'mémn at the opening or today's stock market. Lehiuh Valley rose ll . nmnd otter midday. especial: noted .3 1-2. Publication or the Hill-rim ‘ sat-digs tour March which showed used 80 sued sway st‘tho borne oi hber Mrs. Philip N. Knapp, of 2D hvonue, yesterday. The de- the widow or the late Rev. “lIlatss slates aura slits-trains me so the! uses. to no LI. ‘ ‘~ 209qu am am a» resin» sass. Vol. 012. Walk Ever Shoes all-s7 st; Ave. _l . “arsnlsdootorm leather had in. enough shapes to perfectly ilt every toot in a shoe. Correct for every 00- onion. Two Stores. M. Josem 8. Sons 196 Washington“ Bridge. 1 Booted 8t. 're Wise an; Aren’t You? Mother: Charlie. you're win What did you send that to telephone 441 for Wm. Enron. 86 Fort St. East Nor-walk who pays 10 lb tor rags and better prices tor rubber metals and feather beds than Charlie: What dlflel'enoe does it Mother: What dilloronce does it and i gave you a lemon. You know- right well that we live in a good lo- ling around here. and Win. Minn doesn't do around with bells nor come to the house unless sent tor. Next time watch for the sign. 35 Fort .... 4 For Sale 2910.090 City of South Norwalk 4 per cent. Water Bonds. due 1939 2198 13 Maples & 5.5.5.55 w South Notwalit lillll it till lnnl ‘ WALL STRET. 10: 10 a. m.-——'r‘ho an. throcite cool stocks were isatures 01 mu point while Realms: mined as, on lam transactions. .Otller' aim stocks included Missouri Peoitlc. Os-D nadisn Pacific. .Utah Copper. Ameri can can and Pebble's 0st. were tow trsctionai declines. railroad stocks and some ‘0: the 411311 priced lodllltflsis were in *lteeu (104 can Boot Sum. which bound id up large decreases in not were 'w'lthou2. much effect on the nostrils. Readinl 1y, soiling no to 173 18. which allowluz for the 1 M poroont dividend. which canto sit the price several days and. rust as the week‘s advsnoe nearly 9 p- ills. , 9*...“ IBIDGEPOR-T DRUOGIOT DEAD. NEW MILFORD: Avril lbw-Insets is; Curtis. tor the out tom sears owner at a pharmacy at Bridgeport, eo't mousse. ' suing. Wmmmmmfi There ‘ “Li A" BEEF , Rib. Roast Beef Pot Roast No» Bone Rump Butts Shoulder Steak Round Steak Sirlon Steak PorterhouSe Steak LAMB Leg Lamb- Loin Chops Rib Chops, Fore Lamb 0. W POULTRY tr... Best Food . 2 Best Roasting Chiékens PORK Perk Roast Small Lion Small Fresh Hailis Small Fresh Shoulders “‘VEAL. BEST "3“; Outlet “ Chops § vltoast [DISjteW HAMS Diamond C Hams 1801 20th 186i 12ét .2261 256i l7ét 1661 226i 18 6t, 1762 .D Norwalll‘a Lendim’bry Goods Store _ 8 and ii Gillette building. Norwalk. Connecticut VESTS. Low neck. “sleeveless .. too to soc Low neck. short sleeves - ‘ in 1-20 to 500 High neck, short or long sleeves ascendsoc Lace trimmed 1321-30 to 50¢ ImporoodSwlsa. plain or lacs trimmed soc to $1.50 PANTS. . Knee length, tight 2 line“: ' 25¢, soc Loco trims-l2 ed knee 25c. 50C Tights with tight knee .. . “ 25c, 50c Tights with lace trimmed knee ..........‘2sc. 50c :s’Rlbe Undrear A Most Complete Assortment in Spring and Sumnler WeightsrCoiton and Lisle Vests COMBINATION SUITS. Low neck. sleeveless, with tight knee soc to $1. 00 Low neck, with lace trimmed knee sec to $2.00 _Low neck. short sleeves. tight knee. .850 to $1.00 Hi 11 neck. short sleeves. tight knee .. 500 to $1.00 .Kayser’s Italian Silk Vests $1.75. $2.25 1 Slilllllll’ llllll‘lfl llllllllllll ill Seaman Wont on Strike loony. Relating to Work With lion Union Firemen and sum “ SOUTHHAMPT‘ON, Tug" April 26—— The White Star Liner Olympic which had been held 011‘ deo. Isle of Wight. - since Wednesdsl bv a strike or her firemen tonal abandoned the ”soiledul- ed trip to New "You: and returned to port._ This course was made neces sary by the demotion of her seamen this morning when the line attempted to bounce tho striking llremeu with non union man. One hundred and twenty-one passen- gers who were waiting on the Olym~ pica: Queenstown vhave balsa trons D tented to the Baltic. which leaves here today for New York. Fourteen hun- dred sacks of mail were to bare been forwarded by the Olympic will be held at. Queenstown for the Cunard Unet- -Lusltsnla, which sells iron: Ural-pool lomol'now tor New York and will touch hero on Sunday. The Coast-Door is likely to reach New York ahead 01 the Baltic and for this reason the mail 2 will be entrusted to her. The strike has a serious aspect be- send the matter of inconvenience to transAtlsntic travel as the seamen . harlot “signed tor lbs worm havenow Ilaidthenlselvos opengto tile'charge of mutiny. a serious nuance. “flowing the walkout the White Star 'oiilcials appealed to the authorities. with the hunt that the Dimple-'0 whole eons pletnsnt or seamen numbering 54 were arrested when they came ashore. The? will be arraisned in police court at. Portsmouth this attendee and clim- ed with mutinyy . The .Wlllta Star oiilclala appealed to the government to support then: in their adorns to obtain 1mm punish m1 tor the nouns». crew. audio! that unless mom was shown nor the company wosidgdespalr or being able to restorszsclsllne and maintain- its ssilin: schedules. II The National Sailors and Flretnon' a Union repudiatss the action or the air) lost-De. who on said to have been sd~ ulna. by the Seafarers' organisation. ID which fluently withdrew trons the var- ila but body- . The drained of the Olynlplc struck Wednesday live minutes bstore the tarsal sites do. to sail for New York. ’l‘holr grievance was the alleged talk. use or the company to properly equip . the steamer with litoboam Subse- qnently s deputation or union limitless witnessed a test. or the lite savings 204 Dvoratlls and being satisfied with the unmanned to return to work. um time. however. their isllows hsd dim versed leaving word that they would ‘ not reloltl the this until it firemen 1119 stills holorwltll because .‘I‘ f farm-9mm. 27H!” HOME 29119 ' Bankers and Trust Com- I s Report or the Condition 01 . BANK AND "1081' Y.0F DABIEN. CONN. at (“the close of business on the lBth do) olAprll,1913. A Loans and Discounts . ..... $13,847.00 Stocks and Bocurltlos. not including those set aside for Savings Depositors . . 41,058.75 Furniture and.=i‘lxtum .. 3,447.43 Other Real. Estate ........ 2,000.00 from other Bonita. ponies..... .............. 9,012.67 fine from Approved Reserve Agents .................. 16.599.29 United States and National Bank Notes ............. Gold Coin Silver Coin Minor Coin .............. Fund set aside for Savings Depositors '. .............. 44,718.99 interest Accrued \ 5,390.00 90.00 «160.00 26.69 Toll! Assets ...... . ..... $136,832.03 Liabilities. Capital Stool: ......... ... . 131100000“ Surplus Fund; 7 ..024 45 Due to Banks. Bankers and Trust Controlling I General Deposits 948,892.13 Deposits in Bar- ins: Department 44 71899 Cdrlldcsts of 0,000.00 Wl_ Total Deposits . .D ..... . . . 98 801 02 ammo Checks ...:..... 109.41 Treasurer as Checks . 158. 26 Total Liabilities . ...... .2186. 922 .03“ State or Connecticut. County of Fair held. as.. Dariail. April 35. 1912. 1. George F. Hearse. treasurer of the sternum Trust Company. do so!- emnly swear that the toresoinn state- want is true to the best of my know. ledge and belief. . GEORGE F. BEARBE. Treasurer Subscribed and worn to before use this 25th da‘yD or Apt-11.1912. CRAB. E WILLIAMSON. , 2" . . .2 Notary Public L 1 hands to the souls" Count-ans. whose commander boarded the steamer and} warned the crew tilts any 0! them tale in; pm in the strike after having slsna ed for the trip would be guilty of ml» tiny. .‘l‘hishad no effect upon the men. who proceeded to shore. Home the} were met by a strong force or" police sndp laced under attest on the around that their presence in town un- der the clpcusnstsnoes' might lead to» disorders. Later the strikers were hailed to court at Portsmouth The trouble is ‘a dirett outcome of the disaster to the ‘lD‘ltaniu in which the «eat less or 11141 teas attributed to the ihsuilleienoy 0’! small boats and outer lite-savior apparatus wlt2llj million the steamar was equipped. LONDON April as «The 5959qu of the \‘ational Salim-s sud Firemen Union in the city today repudiated the action 9: the tnalcontents in the 91m ‘I'vic‘. crew Au oillolsl stated that the 923.90 2 Dividend! Unpaid Report of the Condition of , THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST CO. at the close of business on the 18th day of April 1912. Assets. Loans and Discounts . ...:321349330 Overdrsits 39 Stacks and Secullties. not i including those set aside ‘ for Savings Depositors .. 117,375.00 Furniture and Fixtures .. 5.000.00 Blinking House .......... 30,000.00 Duo. from other Banks. Bankers and Trust Com- Denies line from Approved R0- serl‘e Agents ........... l'nlted States and National Bank Notes 13,128.95 78,424.61 29374.00 1.285.00 Silver Coin ........ ,,...... 1,800.00 Minor Coin 179.09 Checks and flash items 1844.39 Fund set aside ior Savings Uepos'itors ......... 963 .849 69 Total Assets .......... $1,591,453.43 Liabilities. Capital Stock ........... . Surplus Fundl ............ Other i’ndillded Profits, lees current expenses stud taxes paid uR‘eaerlGd for Interest. Due to Bank's. Bankers and Trust Compnnies 50,000.00 30.00000 31,256.18w 10,700.00 25.67737 15.00. General . Deposits lugs merit bouts 9203.266.” 50 Sev- Depart- 963,849.99 Total Deposits ........ 1,427,116.19 Trust Funds ........... . 16.68819 1 -- *- - '~ Tom Liabilities ...... 81.591.453.43 State or Connecticut. County or . Falrilold so. South Norwnlk. April 25 1912. l 1 Charles E. Hoyt. treasurer or the aforesaid Trust Company. do solemnly 21112an that the foregoing statement its 22:21:20 the hem at my knowledge and ~ CHARLES E HOYT “ Treasurer. Subcrlllod and sworn to before me. this 25th dn‘l oi April, 1912 SPENCER s ADAMS Notary Public. be useless. Later still it was decided. bya New York specialist that per- mm. the arm could be used. although it would be I little 3,112,451: this is really what developed out of the ions treatment taken by the young man. Today. we»; tor aDsliitht stillness, the «rot is caused as ever and Mr- Some has practically the full use or . ' the member.- He has secured a posh . .599 as ohsllltour 101‘ B. noodner and ' will begin worn» on Monday. . Sinus he mun; nonsense trout the accident and during this time h 2 was taking treatments in city. (when he had silver slits ill in ‘Dsrui to assist in milling the bones in the member return to their proper Iplncei and which have since been re» loosed). Mr. School: has worked wokwood’s harass Din Nornallt ‘ Wu Union. an rumination was : responsible for the strike. its said: “We in asrsid first the men have been badly advised sud resrst their so lion because it will leave a bad int-W ASK TO SEE .D5tI30D best Blue pussies and bring the ilremon zones. ally into disreputed’ Wm Seminal will! sill. 01'!“ Mill“. If .. 9250211912 tile tum miss the 1112209130000 91 its 2012.9er90 ‘ .
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