Evening sentinel, Wednesday, July 9, 1913 · page 3

- , . . 11st of the persons noses ‘
w my be. res/11111115 or accruing iron. the. 11 1
ode oil Garner street. trout Falwell} eve. ‘
7' Me mount of their momma, statements as
emhddled iii the report or the G guitittee of Freeholders accepted and ‘
mooted by the Council of this city at a meeting thereoi held July 7, 1913:

a, Dam-ages Benefits

 
 
 
 
 

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easy; the purchasers Mai-enroll

Names of Owners. Daniazes.

 

 

 
 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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FOR SALE-“CHEAP THREE

t Inquire T. Bresn‘an 47 West Ave. Sp.
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Norwaik. Phone"458.M

7 .3 was the iorernnne

or his retirement

 

.Dated at 33611111 Norwnlk this 8th day 0 July, 1913.

Per Order of the Council.

straightened out. and it

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

.113 s 110111 13. 0;? mover Edward Warner, or mum
1 ~ ‘ ~ 8 “- ': one 3' ““395- n o sited 011th
119.1 in sodium to looking: utter-«the James 11.0 0mm 1285.00 1 0717 M . 1217.111 h ”“3 r " “mm
. . . 1 firmer..rlevenls..otber intensive. inter- John 111.. :GoetschiuM . "-515.60 ..172 00‘ ,349100 a . 1 1 1 mm was mm“,
. . . . . .‘ 115111.111; had siren upon himself “more Chris. '1‘. and Nora. 131111111111 , 118.64 ' 47.73 ' ,. . 21.09 111111111: 6 p
‘ WANTED FOR 3‘1.) m 1.311“ thou one-1111111 dould‘bntltsctorltly hnn~ Joe. and Eliza Plétt . 160.12 152.021 ' 7.50 1 They have, “0th honorsbl
, , . , , die with Justice to each." His reels-1 Edward .Benrd . _ 589.10 582.00 57.10 ' - a 111 t rtelt son: 870
WANTED _. summons. and. son 8111st16111111 .Us'iuou'r PI- 'ro LETfiAPA-RTMENT or 0 “at,“ W. accepted. “1 take em,“ M. L. Dean and,“ A Raymond so 00 .4575 1075 ms er a1 0 e
1 116111.811”. Dishes etc. Highest prices one; also very ilno'ohlna.1end class- rooms. 811 imhrOVements included 0111- h i? h l 11 ill M, ' ' _ 1 - they paid when the central:
paid for same, 3,76 K. Finch and 00;, ware; bargains. Phone 146.11.111.11. cony; one or the iineet locationsia The W 91‘ 9- ““8 935°? 8 81 s mpgolnted. bis 600 of Trinity ‘Cllurcll 317.00 1 210.25 100.711 M was mam, it 13 hoped on
12 Madison 8t, 9"! Tel 1178-2 Norwelks. 1111111er .0, H. Algbhgppg 33 President Melissa succeseoill will be Katherine O’Brien 175.00 '1 “196.50 1 21.50 that the Huntington-will b’e‘
.. 59 iii 'FOR BALE—#418. BUICK AUTO, MOD~ Seevlew Ave, East INorwalk. 531 Morris McDouwld, oi' Portland. Mo. Frances Kurd . 210.00 207.60 27 60 ” 1 1
“I 10 Very reasonable. Vincent St. who 111 now rice-president end gen- «MinerD Randall 498 00 1 84710 '49. ,her old route fig“ 11 at on
'wAu'reomMoron BOAT PAR John. Tel. 179 4. New Canaan. 01.; . 'ro Len-.11 111119111111).ch coN ' 1 ., ' ' ' d 4" everis the time for Huntley
has. Good.coml'ortsble.1oomylsunch 19 lit menu‘s moms, ter. cook stove. ens "“1 mum" "‘9 mm” 0mm" r1111 7" E: “1" ‘8me 5404’" ' 299-2“ “0-30 medium to "get together.
For terms and particulars inquire . plate and all conveniences for light ‘He will be elected to the presidency " - the owners of m lbont 1h
, Capt. lidorrsll, Rowayton Tel. 1181. FOR SALE—TWO ROWBOATS housekeeplnd. 314 East Ave. 1188? do- of the Boston and Maine at. a special Total iAssessmeiits $3,381.40 $2,839.52 5072.28 18430.34 1 t d
‘ 19 8t one 12 it. one 16 111. Capt. Morrell. pot. Reasonable. 18 35 f th 11 l . M , , ' 1 have ther supper on use
Telephone 1181. South Norwolk m- , "“99““; ° 1 .1: mm “-6 New“ 3'8”“ ' Sutton, 1. 1.1Bulletin
WANTED—1110 HIRE on BUY A vision. .19 ~31. TO LET—EHREE AND FOUR called for Juy, and will advance t° . fl , W - '.
motor host shout 25 feet long Ad- . mom repayments, Inquire at The presidency of the Maine Central lomor- Damages Less Benefits 8 5111.94 A ‘The carnival committee
dress .30”; core Sentinel. 193 FOR ‘ SALE~REA-SONA.BLE, 0N Winner. 76 thhlngtou St. 1831: row when the "aboard of directors of . 1 430,34 1 11
account of other lbusinless, a. grogery TO LET HALF HOUSE ,ON PUT that road is to meet. , 1 _ messing 17st even hitch
. . 1- . . 11-, 0 t c “" ‘M - , o vnrouscomm eesw
1.11.1”;3338‘3328981711‘3‘”7.1.Shieldiiiilglntf‘ BA‘dllllrgss 130.31. mm AVG-£111 modern improvements. , Not to fault the New Haven. Damages over Benefits less Benefits dyer Dem gee $5,111.94 - Tfh: eaccounm oi the corn
,qulre John gzako, 9 Quintard Ave. 117.. core Sentinel. :17 3 Reports tittit Mr. Mellens act

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

that when all bills had 1)
carnival will have netted 38
used for the celebration no:

of the, great tr spartation system
which he has built 1111) in New Eng-
land, were emphatically denied by

cows. Address “Cows." care ISe‘n-jt’igneiit

WANTED—FAMILY IRDNER AND
girls to learn on machines. Crescent
« Laundry. :18 31

To LET—vBARN 1N REAR OF‘ WAR-
wick Hotel. inquire 3 Cortland place.
Telephone 258 3. .- 17 3t

Attest: . _. ‘1 JOHN,J.CUNEO,

18 2t City Clerk.

 

 

 

 

WANTED—YOUNG MAN Arr-RES.
out with manufacturing concern wish-

: as to locate in Norwelk. Possessed of

average education, intelligence and a
variety or experience. Will consider
any responsible position outside work
preferred. Address .-.H I. J., ,Sentinlel:
. .1 3t

WANTED -— HUNGARIAN GIRLS
lwant osition at general housework“
:‘D’o no speak English. Iii’quire 37 Lexi“-
iington Ave. 17 3t

WANTED—GIRL FOR GENERAL

 

 

housework. Flt-mil 0 three. Swedish ,1
y t 'lmpr.ovements line condition.oenter of

preferred. Apply 36 Fairflcid Ave.
1 17 31.

SALESEMEN WANTED — EARN
$100. 00 monthly and expenses. Adver-
tise cigars. Woodfern Cigar Co., New
1York, N. Y. :17 1111

 

 

WANTED-T0 BUY ALL KINDS
nettle and-poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices 001' int calves. 83
to 84 for bob calves to rattan. H.
Friedman, Conn. Ave. TelL 1151.

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iltomtpo lieuch. Tel. 1178-2. .19 1t
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LOST
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,LOST——LAS’1‘ WEEK, OBLONG

Sig-ms. Delta Phi fraternity pin: ite—
nvurd for return to Sentinel ofiice.‘
:19 3t

 

LOST—~BANK BOOK. 180.. 20.039,
ishucd on Smith Norwnlk Savings
{1.1111111 Finder will please return lo
snid bank, as payment has been
stopped. :12 9 16

District of Norwulk. 59.,
lCourt. July 8, A. it, 19111.

Estate of Elizabeth liuddeu isle of
Norwalk. in said district, deceased.

Whereas, . written nppllcntiou has
been mode to this cour,t 11111311111 for
reasons therein not with for the up
ivoliltmcnt 01' 11 11-911.... to 'hold and
meet the proceeds of the sole of cor-
lulu reni estate of said estate and to
my the. net income mid ultimately

dislribule ouid pretends in accord
with the terms of lhc will of sold dc-
conned.

Ordered, That said application be
hourd and determined 111 the. Probate
office in N01w.nlk on the 1th day oi
.iuly. 191:1, 111 3 oclock afternoon and
that public notice thereof b. given to
1111 1101110115 lutolrslcd therein by pub—
lishing this order 111 11 newspaper hur-
11111; n circulation in said district, 111‘.

[cant live days below said tiny of
hearing.

 

Probate

lili‘ NRY W. GREGORY.

NOTICE

Hide Will he received by Chrlntlun
Bwnrtz, president of the Norwnlk i'los-
,piihl Association. until 12 o‘clock noon
July 12. 11118, for 11.111.11- of Lolliuh conl
from llult dnto to July 1 11111.

.111 ll.

 

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1111111511111 1111111011
1111:0111“ 0111111

(irilcru were received in llowuylou,
this morning, it: close down the New
York, Now Alumni and Hartford ilull
‘rcud (lompouy's 1111111111111: 1111111011 htt-
tween llhrieu 11nd llcwnytou 1111111 111

_ tor repaint were mode Wimt the re-
point will 1.9.1.1111 of in not known in
iiou'syion, on it. who suposvd the 11111
111111 was 111 good working order.

The recent consignment of the new
locomotives of tho i’uoiiic iypn do not

1.

{how troops and it is necessary 1m",

them to get Muster in New Haven.
tirldgeport or Eltnml‘ord. 11 is also
believed that the close approach or
the time for using the olenlriq loco
motives, 1111111111; 11111111 very little we
tor. in Another rented for 151.11.... the
11111111 down. ' -

The two engineers hers ore Georgie
clerk end LOWE: Well 11th the loud-
ers art. the watering troughs m risi-
1-1 dense and charter 131111111, 1111:
' 111119111111 11111th

 
 

 
 

 

FOR SALE—WILLOW BABY CAR-

‘ringe and Blue Flame 011 stove; both

in good condition; cheep. Address C
A., Sentinel Office. 18.3t

FOR‘ SALE—A LOUNGE, FINE
writing desk,1two beds and «miscellan-
eous household eifects. Inquire .G. E.
Friedrich, WestMCedur St., South Nor-
.walk. \ .. 18 3t

{on SALEw-LOT 50 111'. x 200 FT.

 

'oni Stuurt Ave. Sew‘er‘. water, gas and

electricity in street. Inquire 16 Stuart
Ave. 17 6t

FOR SALE—6 ROOM HOUSE. Am.

 

South Norwalk. Price $2, 650. inquire
gee. Mitchell.

FOR SALE—ON ACCOUNT OF
other business, a grocery store, 20
years in existence. Good chance 111‘
right vpnrty. Address B. O. M.. care
Sentinel. 37 31.

FOR SALE—HORSES, HORSES.
A few more good, young. chunky
horses, nil acclimated, good truck.
business and combination horse. nice
mntched wpalirs You can buy these
horses cheaper 1111111 any place in the
state. Hershfleld Horse (30., cor. Con
cord and Wood Ste. 55 ti

-FOR 8ALE~EAS¥ TERMS. SIX
room house, part improvements. W11.

 

 

 

, ter gas land 75 31 100 feet. Chicken

coups, fruit and shade trees.1nouire
18 Central Ave., East Norwhik. 13 6t

FOR BALE-TWO BURNER AL-
cohoi stove. Suitable for boat. For
terms apply Sentinel Oilice. 11121 11

 

 

 

BUSINESS. NOTICES

RUBQERS AND SLIPS. 25c.
pnir. Boots and shoes repaired at
Tony Gnrramorfies 36 North Main St.
18 31

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING,
satisfaction gunrnnlccd; r-sneonnblo
rules. Telephone 31:143. Prompt sor-
vlcc. Edward L. llcers, Austin Ave,
South Norwnlk. 38 31

STAMFORD AUTO LAMP WORKS
— i‘xpert repairing on auto lumps and
"rndiutors. Fender, tanks and floor
trays made to order. Special atten-
tion to ncroplnne ports. 1112 Slate 81..
Stamford. Orders celled for 11nd deliv-
ered. Tol. connection. , 32:1 1111

 

 

 

 

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER—«MISS
Elsie M. Decker, 39 Senview avenue,
East News": Conn. Phone 2-10. 0t-
1ch at ilinhsckemo Hotel. ’phone 980.
Hours, ll 10-11130, 1:30 to 1:30.

NOTICE -- PAINTING. l’Ar‘lliit-
hanging, Decorating. by practical mun.
Save money by buying your wall pa-
per and puintors' supplies of Alex.
While. 01 1-2 Ely Ave. Tel. 400. Eoti
mules cheerfully given. 128 t!

NABH'B MODERN GOODYEAR
wet and shoot repair shop. All kinds
tustom mode work. Fit. and comfort
cunrnntoed. 88 West Whitinm St.

 

 

 

 

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mm

DBAD WOOD TRlMMED
FROM ELM TREES.

Q BEAUPMN ll. BAUNDBRB,
SOUTH NMDRWALK, CONN.

 

Dr. Margaret Merrison
Ghironradtbr

FORMERLY OF NEW VORK om.
Yum oi Experience.
SPECMLIBT IN SCIENTIFO arm.
AL ADJUhTMEN’i‘.

185 Washington direct, Keel» Mild-l
inn. Opp. Ho ”e Theatre,

Math swank. 1
OFFICE HOUflsm-B 12, 1-5. 711.
Adjustments $100 per treatment

6 sdjustmentl $5 00

 

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David W Raymond

UNDERFAKER

NEW RED MEN’B BUILDING,
27 WAGHINGTOM IT.

_ “rob, office. 111119.111 home. it“.

 

'Frnnlr‘Aunis, or 11011711111. was or-
rested about 1:45 o’clock this morning
trying to broke into the trump house
in smith street. its who takes to
the Nowell: belles Mutton end idolisd
1111,8111» out ethic h '

 

- Tel. 345.-

 

To LEW—7 dtOOM COTTAGE ON
Lincoln Ave inquire United Grocery
Co. :17 11

To LET—LIGHT, COOL APART-
merit. beautifully decorated. All mod-
ern improvements. centrally located
J. M. Layton and 00.13 (it

To; LET—FOUR ROOM APART
moot. third floor rear. Rent $8.00.
Apply at office of Old Well (Sign; ’00!

a o 1’.

FOR RENT AND FOR SALE—AT
Laurel Beach. cottages modern plumb-
ing gas. city water. fine lawns. Ex-
celient bathing, cement walk on shore
front. Building lots for sale. Laurel
Bench Land Co. (I V. Sewell, resi-
dent agent. Milford, Conn. 111 t!

 

 

 

East Washington 81., East Norwslk.
Apartment at 39 Chapel street
Inquire st 64 South Main St. 11124 ti

CHIROPRACTIC

SPINAL ADJUSTMENTS.
LATEST METHODS.

E. BARTHOL, D. ~C.

207 Atlantic. 81. . . .131:mford,~¢on’n.‘
Indy Attendant. rte-11‘ Rooms.

 

 

South Norwaik Oldies-63 Meadow 81.,
7-8 p. m.
Phone Connections.

Hoursv—il 11. 111.5111. 111. Monday, .Wod
nosday, Friday, 6:30 p. in.
SPINAL ANALYBls FREE.

e.

Fire, Life, Health‘é

Accldont, Plate Glass, Auto
insurance.

Estate. Rents, Surety Bond.”

Notary Public.

C. T. McGovern

155 Wilmington St.

Dividend Notice

THE SOUTH NORWALK BAVINGS
BANK.

 

Real

 

 

 

South Norwnlli, tioun.
At 11 meeting of the directors 0! this
bank hold this dny. .11 dividend lit the

declilred'to depositors from the,.enrh-
lugs of the six months ending June 80,
1918.7‘11-3 some will be entered on
puss-books and paid on and after
July 10 1913

Deposits mode on or before July
10111 will draw interest from July let.
’ lily order ol‘ the ilourd ‘01 Directors.

(11110111111: 1... WOODWARD,

'i‘ronnurcr.
Juno 10. 10111. 117 311

11138 1111111118 11111111111
’ 111 SEATTLE, 111811.

W

The marriage of Miss Josephine 1.. 1
Powers tot-molly 111' Volley 11111110.;
Mouth Norwnlll. to Scott 101111111 8er1
(111.11.,1111111111 1:.1111111111'111 8111111110 1171111111
1111111111, took place on 7111111 21111 191111

This news comes to 8011111 Mewslk
with quite little interest for Miss Pow.
01‘s was A popular young lolly here.
81111 won e-icnollm- In tho 1111111111111 811.
school‘nnd oi. the time when Vrincipsk’
William is. Chancellor resigned and
who one of the trio of ionohnrgl to ,‘w
cure {mittens in Bonnie on the 175111
13011111. The other tenchore were Miss
Julie ‘11 Dyes, of Dunbm‘y and 8011117
117171leth and Miss Elizabeth Morph?!
of 81111111 Norwuih. 1.; I
Mr and Mrs. Bird will faint-Ill in

 

 

 

 

Elsie of Weshington. They my come
here in the near "future on a: trip; how:
ever, audit! they do the nanny £11de-

 

TO LET—AN APARTMENT AT 219 ‘

 

' rim is expected within 11 short tbmc 1

'dcis. who lulu figured promiuonlly us

' control of the linston 111111 iiinluo 11nd

rule of four per cent. per 11111111111 was ‘

irumu vine-president 11ml general 1111111-

 
 
 
 
 
 

the wait unweke their home in the '5

him and by his representatives.

“This change in organization msune
nothing more than that Mr. Mellon
will devote his lull time to the affairs
oi? the New Haven railroad and its di-
rect subsidiaries hereafter and Mr.
McDonald will in all respects handle
th Boston and Maine and Maine Cen
trel rsilroeds." snys a statement is-
sued by the New England lines last
night. The statement adds:

“The change does not mean any loss

of interest in the sits-11's of the Boston
and Maine and the. Maine Central by
1.11 New Haven. end Mr. IMellon con-
tinues in the boards of directors of
both reads and as 9. member of the
executive committees.
“It has been found impossible for"
one mam“ to handle the three roads
satisfactorily and do justice to each,
and the New Haven ,being the larger
and more important, Mr; "Mullen will
hereafter devote his.nttentlon to the
affairs of that road."

Mén close to the New Haven 1111111-
sgomcnt declared that thcre is
no intention to sever the relations be-
tween the New Huron and the Boston
and hlnlnc, which have been attached
by, opponents of the system in recenll
public hearings he. 11 mono-holy of
transportation service in vlolnilon oi.
law. 1

Financial operations oi? the two[
roads were the subject. of invesllgu 1
lion early. in the year by the inter-
slate Commerce Commission, Chuiri
mnn (1111111011 A Prouty conducting the:
hearings. The report of the compile j

 

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Right Step. Says Brandeis.

The merger of the New llni'eil and.
lloslon and Maine has been on lesne
before sevorni legislatures ill this-sluts:
and it has played some part. in the;
politics of other New Enginnd 8111195.!
Always President Mellon 1111s vigor-
ously defended it. declaring that 1110M.
two roads Euro. naturally part of 0110*
system and were not competitive ex»
cit-pl to :1 very small extent.

“The Action today is 11 step in the
right direction,“ uni-d Louis ll. «llrnir

attorney for interest opposed to tho
merger. “lilil it does not do 1111'
enough." he milled. “Tho traveling
public will not be cutlrciy‘suilsiloll 1111-
til there is com-plolc severance of the
Maine (ionlrnl the New 1111ch
root ."

Morris Ilicliounhl, who is to be the
new prcnldoul of the Boston 1111.1 Maine
and of lilo .\iulue Central is 11 prncil
rnl rnllrond 1111111 of nearly. 1111 yonru
experience. Ho is 48 years 0111. Front
1118.: to 1892 he won with the Louis
villo. idemlhvillo end 81.1.011111 mil-
rcmi. beginning on pnymusier 11nd
curling 11s nwpl'rinleudeut of transpor-
tnllon. After 11 youth service with the
Control linilrond of Gepmlu 1111' 1111111111-
ullt trnin muster. Mr. ’Mcixmnid wont
to 111 Maine Control. entering the nor
vice of 111111 rend-on December 211
18911. no snort-tor,» to the 1111117111 men-
11111111711111 position be hold until No
1ombcr 10 1807. when he was 111111111
general superintendent or ihht roll-(i.
in dummy 101111.1111' Mcilonnld be

by

user of the Mollie Control“ which of-
nee» he now holds. 1
During; the 111111 few months bullion
111111 1111111111 ltnilrohd stock ‘vllllll been.
mostly delimiter-11.11 cold youtcrdny
111.511 is. 11 price about one-third of
which it 11,1111 reached at top Misti.
New linven stock closed 111 1111 1:11.

 

,' Fills 1N 111.11.? 1111th,
A still Aldrin culled the Hope idols
firemen tattle St George Pulp end

 

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1411188811111

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uglier room. but sterilised ’
,with 111mm ' 11111111111111 sunset: ' not

11081111111011;
, 11 1111111111 11111

”mg—”a...—

The Norwslk «Hospitai‘is again over,

crowded and it was necessary. to turn
a patient with 11 broken shoulder-blade
svvsy (rem, its doors yesterday, he:
causg; of the conditions.

vital facilities. ‘

Mrs William H. Smith who resides-1‘

abOVe Westport. has driving downl
with a load of produce yesterday, and'
us she came out of :1 wide street into
the post road the Wagon lurched and
broke a shaft The 1101 so was irightf
cned and started to run, throwing Mrsl
Smith, who is :1 heavy woman. to the
ground on her shoulder.

Morgan 11v enue, come along in her. au-
tomobile and took the woman-in. rush-
ing to the hospital There it

to Dr. Jean Dumorllcr s silica in West.
Washington street. 1

More Dr. Dumortier performed the
necessary steps to put \lrs Smith on]
the road to memory. He gore her,
other in his office and set the bone.-
.\.Irs Smith was remolcd to her home,
about 8 oclork in the etching

..____....

 

The New Column avenue bridge is
being repaired by tile selectmcn ol'
the 10117.11 The fence that is on 1.11131

iihonduny ut the ('(li‘llé‘l, and n bridgc‘

post, were run ‘into by an automobile
11 few 11 coke .1150. and that is the place
11 lilch is being rcpniled,

@1111 11111 11111111

Surely thisl
seems a good plea for the added hos-‘ 1

'1
Mrs Lillian Sherwood- Newkirk, 011'

was,
jifound to be crowded and Mrs. New.
jklrk was forced to take the woman

11

1111101111 8111111101

Secretary McAdno Will Ask Ai-
lorney General Moneynolds
in lnvesllgate Alleged
"regularities

 

 

 

WASHINGTON, July 9.~—-1Sec1reta.ry
McAdoo,_-bel’ore‘ the “close of the day,
expects to ask Attorney-General Mc-
Reynolds to,.lnves-tlgate alleged irregu-
lsritiesin connection with the closing
of the First-Second National Bank of
l’ittsburgh. and determine whether
the National Bank not has been vio-
lated. '.

Sufficient diets have been collected
by the Treasury Department, it was
sold. to warrant immediate interven-
lion, bythe Department of Justice.

When the Pittsburgh Bunk for rSnv-
lugs opened for xhuslness today; the
run that was started on Monday upon
the closing of the doors of the First-l
Second National' Bank was resumed‘
but in less volume than on the two?
preceding duve.,A11 the tellM'ers win-
down .were thrown open for the con-j
venlcnce of those desiring to with-
dr'nw deposits irom the bank 1

Those who come to deposit found
much difficulty in being waited 0111
(11111111), and complaints from these.
said W. J Jones, who was yesterday
elected-president, was a (lenient-11rd“
lien 01' the confidence in the bnnlc.
lie reiterated that the bank was «pre-
pared to meet the most. exacting sit :
notion.

"K.

 

 

 

FOR

Glass"

Yacht “

”Length over all, .45 it, 7111.
Length waterline 4011-. 6 in.

Beam
Draught

hauled.
Speed 10% miles.

SALE

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Finished in mahogany, newly painted and over-
In first class condition.

Can be seen at Norwnlk Country Club.
Full trial on application.

For Terms and Further Particulars
apply to The Evening Sentinel
booth N Orwalk. Conn.

 

Cabin ‘
Dorryn”

911., 7 in.
8 ft, 8111.

Globe engine.

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