I:I:I
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ESTABLISHED 1870
Entered at the South Norwalk Poet-Oil!“
11.11 Second Clue Matter.
lHIlllY-iilfll
Willi lAK
Filly Houses Along the Banks of
Nolan Creek, in Texas, Wash
1311 Away This Morning
lilllilllt IN ltiii’lt
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Father Sees Wile and Four,
1.
Children Perish
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a
UEL’l‘ON, Texas, Dec. 2.-'1‘e11 per-
sona are reported to have perished 111
11. thirtyd‘oot wave which came with
1111111111111
A SilillilAlli
Norwalk Freight Depot Closed
. tor Repairs, Telegram States
The board of directors of the Challi-
ber of Commerce met last night and}
discussed various matters. One of the
chief things which'occupled attention
was the matter of selecting .11. perman-
ent secretary for the organization. To
further that, idea. a committee 01‘ four.
who appointed and given power to go
ahead and choose one. The position
will pay 11. good salary to the right
man and an earnest 13h'o1't' to secure
the services 01‘ a: hustler will be made.
The committee is made up oi" the ibi-
lowiug: 11"ank I. Jones,
'l‘honlpeon, Albert ‘ M.
John Cavauagh.
The reply oi the New Haven road
111 answer to the chamber‘s telcnrum‘
Frederick
Polllnlun and
,v'csteida) has not clariiled the uneasy
minds of those pun-hunts and bust
1111s.,- 1111311 who are 1111th by tilt"
not 11111111111; down Nolan Creek beiorc’
maybl‘ez’lk.
11113 center of this Hey.
Fifty houses along the creok's 1111111131
in Bolton were swept away. 111
t1-3.1ut of the town \lrs. \1. 1‘. 1’01]; and
11131'111111' children were caught asleep
in 1'11e11 home and drow.ned 1 11111. 1111'-
1') ing the filth child, an i. 1111111. 05111111131
in high 11111111111.
"1\11. tatalities-a man, his 111113, 111111’DANBUBV KEEN-0“...—
11111311 (llildr1311~~\13'er13. 1"3epo1t1d in the
i‘ .1111in 111’ 11 camper.
1111111111 here.
When the Main street bridge 11
Temple, Texas was demolished by the’
have, an unidentified 1111111 was on the “1 “11111111111 or New York to the Rev
lie was seen to go into the ““0“ Willa“ Column, rector 01' St.
structure
water and it is believed he perished.
The creek's rise was. the result (11‘ “0°“ ”SAMMY “1 'St JOHN'S
:1 31011 upour‘bi four hours' duration
PASSENGER AGENT
1......”
LOS ANGELI'ES, 0111., Dec. 2.~-llor-
hoe 13). Montague, traveling passenger
agent for the Southern Pacific 1111113
road. \‘uiS shot and killed by a bandit
last night, in a Pullman car 111’ the
westbound ‘Sunsot Express. a few
miles out of 1.1111 Angelou.
boarding the train at Pomona, the
bandit. went through 1.1113 rear l’ullmnn,
compelling the passengers to hand
over their money and jewelry. A11
Montague stepped into the aisle ol’the
car, the highwuymnn grabbed 111111 by
the (liercont lapel. with the order,
”throw up your hands!“
Montague held a traveling bag in
«11113. 11111111 and raised 11113 other an 1110
ward oil‘ a. blow from 11113 robber. ’l‘llc
bandit then shot him throuull the fore
11331111. M1’1aiaule ran 11 i1 l~;_'.3,1l1 of the
car and dropped 11131111. .1 heart) nor.
1131' started to run and a shot wiilmod
by 111111. lioiore be 111131, 11111111111119 11113.
Tlulltlit look 11111111115500 in 1111.11 and
jewelry from the passengers and train
clow.
As the train slow-d down 1111' Plum-
13.3 station the robber Jillillli‘ll 1111 and home
111 appeared.
Nlii. NOUDNEN NT
'11
To BUILD ELEVNTUB, and tastefullv arranged
HM...
,
The creek runs through.“ 9105011 lll'ndint: repairs,
1115 name was not-
1
11113 ’
1
,quesiiou put to tho brad 111‘ 11113 11131341111
closing down of 11111 freight (11311111. in
Upper Norwalk. '1‘1113 ronll'u 1111:.11'131',
111' telegraph. states that. the buildup."
and lhc'
department. was. as to whether the
closing 111' ”113111111111 1.1111) 1113 11131'11111111311!‘
or only telnpol'ary, is left 11111111:=w111'1311.
A further undorsimuling 1113111131311 the
1111' will be bad inuuedlaieiv.
WEDS 1N LANGHMDNT
The 11 eddlng 01’ Miss Eugenia Bow-
' Will Employ loo 51.111111111111111;
Vlll‘lllit'tl the following account of
’ v \ .1
location 111‘ the South .\1'1'11'11111 1.11.1111i
'VJa111es'1‘11u1',oh Danbury took place 111
Church.’
The Rev. Snyder B.
rector of Gloria Die (0111
1-11'1 chmo' .11. N. Y
811111111351,
1811131111111) Church, Philadelphia, oliiel-
i’atiug. assisted by the 11131'.
SHOT BY A BANDIT;
lyoung cousins the Misses E ugenia and 10,1 advantagi .31 here that are offered ‘ in the city election held here yestexu as its directors 1111113. been able
ltichaid
Gobden, rector of the parish.
The bride was attended by her
VAiys lIioross, who 11"olo dainty white
dresses and black 1011131; huts and car-
ried largo baskets of pink roses.
The bride wore a charming gown otl
white 4111111'111euso chiffon and lace, 1113.1'l
veil was 111‘ white tulle, worn over 111
11111111111111 antique lace Hungarian can!
trimmed with orange blossmns. Slit"
carried a shower bouquet 01‘ 111111111 111
the valley and orchids. The ceremony
was witnessed by 11111111111 company oi
the relatives and near friends 111‘ tlloV
bride and groom.
At. 11111 Conclusion 01‘ 1111' service 1111'!
. bell of St. .lames' 1".hnl'cll, lianbury, 111'
which the groom "is rector. was 111111.:
in honor of the event.
After 11. nhort wedding trip the now-
l_v married couple will go to 1111111 11p
their n3sidonc13. at tilt! rectory lll 111111-
bury.
The 1101'. Charles Sllrelnrr. of Phil-
11111311111111, was the. 1113111. 1111111. (‘in1rh3a
Klinmer, ol‘ ‘1‘1111 0111111113, a friend of
the 111-11113 and aroma, was at 1111-. 111111111
litter the corculonv 1111 elaborate
wedding Vbl'ouki’aetwns served at the.
ol‘ Mr. and Mrs. 13711131111 llol'oee,
loousinn 91' the bride.
l
The llocol'utione 111 the house. can
1111111111; 111' 11311111, 1111111 and white roses,
1 great. profusion, were beautifully
_— my...“
13.111111 ropiutod todav that 111111111131 8"“. GU'LTY 0F
11 3minor
('oiiHltlt‘l'l d 1.1ur1luli31hu,r 1.1111
the wholesale plain (it‘llt 1'
blot
1111: on 11111 railroad at the rear 1311111
111111111 11ch13 aim-iv for 1311111 11 11111111113311
holler.
é
Mr [toollncr replied to n whorl" capital
111'
wound in North Main 111111131 1113111 111135
1111' hall lor the purpose or creating ml , CROW] IGY
11111111 1311311111112'l‘l1111 property in illultt—,,V1\,Mfr ‘
crustaceans
1.11., 11131:, 2.1mllorn
it years old, was found gull
31,1; of uninelauulitor and 11111' stepfath-
J S lllrvall, was convicted bore
lioduy 01' first degree murder without
punishment. They were
that be, 111111 not acquainted 11.11311 11"itbl charged with the inning of J M, 11111
the rumor and that, he has no inienJ mm. 1131135 Mlll‘ffi sweetheart.
Allie
tion or building another elevator be. 1111131111 11“. 311.11,, mm brother, w“ 111'.
1111; well satisfied with
location.
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wOphlr Chapter. No. 62, 0.13) 8.,
1111111 81109119111111 in booking Miss Gay
Zeuotn Moboren in her recital, "The
Auctioneer," an imitation of David
Wfirfield, at the Mn Assembly Hall.
Norwalk, Wednesday, Dec.ti.Ad11nie-
alon 3511
his present
quieted.
MORE POOL GAMES.
Ayreult oi Nor1valk,nnd Hendrlo.
of Stamford, will battle again this
work in the state tournament. They:
play 111 Stamford Wednesday night:
and here on Friday evening in Knorr'e
parlors. ' ‘
1
,liciently demonstrated this,
' son'rn NORWALK, CONN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2,
1
1913
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday,
:3!
.
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.
it pay? Ask their
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1'
TWO cm
1111111th .
111111111 11111
s1... comptroller, willimantic
Executive, Chosen tor
Filth Term
111113111 11
111 111111
11111 11113——
Daniel P. Dunn, democrat, who is also
I
South Norwalk Engineering co.
to Dccupy New Factory in
Bruce Ave., March, 1914
111111111111111111111
state comptroller, was yesterday re~
elected for a fifth censecutive term,
as mayor inthe biennial city election,
winning over his republican oppon-
e111 George 1‘ Taylor, by 99 votes
Two years ago his plurality was 2111.
The mayoraity figures were:
Daniel P. Dunn, democrat, 7-111;
EUR SPESIAL PURPOSES ltcorae 11‘. Taylor, republican, 11317;
John C. Barstow, progressive, 311:.
a.--”
1111:1111 E. Wilcox independent 11131110-
1'1'111, 1.312.
in addition to mayor, the. democrats
not the oliices of city clerk and shot-ill.
The board 01‘ alderman, however, to
which l.1ppointrnents of the mayor go
for approval or disapproval, went re-
1111131111111.
.\layol' Dunn was defeated in three
antes—Has Many ”Contracts
with‘ U. 8. Government
The liil'iducport l’llst, last evening.
the ,
1'1'1'1111,r Company 111 that (”11.13 lion-1'31 democratic vote given him in
’1‘111'11111111'11113 1311111121 111‘ the lioai'id 11111 '1 bird war,d known here as the
ol’ trade, the l.ii'1tl;:cp.'11't 1'3 hula-"1.11 91111: ' 133111.11131, 011191110”ng
company, 1'111'111c1'ly 1111.: South .\’or-l’
1111111 132111111113131'1111: company oi thati
city, will 1'111111111'111'11 operation in 11:
11111111501119 new factory at Bruce ave
111113 and 1.1111111111511014 just orel' 111111 3u1iit’ldiu', winning by an ave-
tlm Sll'ati‘old 111113, (111 111.11 1'11 1. l 111111 lam" iliajority of 122. The 11111111; was
dntbuls for 11113 111111113 111‘ 1111- 01111111111112 1'131'1' 1111111 and indicated 111111111
haw,1 already been colnplr-lod, 11111111111. in the election,
contracts for the remainder oi' the 1,1211 registered
building 1111] be signed 111111111 11 ch' polls. Mayor Archibald film-11111111111
days " who was a candidate for r13.-13lcciion
‘lon the republican ticket, was un3
G. 0. P_ MAKES CLEAN SWEEP
l’t"1‘\‘. -,\.\1 Doc. 'i‘he republicans
Villade a clean sweep in the, cltv 1111
‘1‘.
voters going
President Optimistic.
William J Iiartim'. president of the’11pp0sod and now takes office for the’
will third consecutive term as mavor. At‘
company, with other men who
1111 connected with the local plant in the previous 111131111011 he was also 1111-
0111131111 capacities, 11111, 111 lir'idncpmt’ opposed.
today. 119 expressed sincere optim-
ism as to the 1.111 was of his firm in! NOBLE CHOSEN MAYOR
Bridgeport. ii ROCKVILLE Dec. "~13 Tracy
“1 11111 con1“ln£cd that “11 ('1111 en iNoblc republican, was 11110151111 mayor.
nowhere else' said Mr iiurtloy."1\ir.lda_v111111311111
Enos of the
William V.
hoard oi trade has: 8|lf’ldt‘lfl()Cl‘.fit by a V1111; of
mVernev,
{>25 to 466.
and it is (:13111'1'e W, Andrews the socialist c.1111-
11111111113. received 3131:
itllt‘ttlt)“, and 1011115 KOGlRCll, socialist:
m
(Continued on Eleventh Page.)
~REWARD,
11' all articles. 11111111 1111111 1111' 110111.11
.\'111‘1111111111' 27 are returned 1113111113 111'
camber ill, a reward of $23 will be
paid and no questions naked. Mrs. t‘. ’
11811111111111.111 1111111131111! street.
.1111139'11111 yours 11g11li13lltcnant~
'1'11113111111'1‘111111131' denim-rut 1v as eico~
.ted 111111111 by a plurality 01' 511111.
iohn .\'. Kecnl'y, donnnmat, was re
13111011311 city clerk, but the other 111‘-
I311 cs 1117-111 1'opliblic11u. The boards of
itildt‘i‘llltlll and rouncilmcn are prac-
tirnllc nnelianncd.
Dill GONTNANTON .
GIVE UP $1, 500?
NEW YORK. lloc. .~33\\'hiil3 it 111111 ’BUSY WINNER FflR
11111311131311 decided this morning win-tb- 801"" NHRWAlK “NIB
111' 11113 .1111111 111113 inquiry would be 1'1“"
”flu...”
__,.,
0
11111111311 this afternoon or lair-1' in 111111
week, District Attorney Whillunul
went 1111131111 with plans to submit to .l
the special grand jury loatllllouv 1111 [100' Games! Pinochle EVBNAHQS,
dated yesterday to tho3 (31113111111111,
till-bald. Aldrich, a t’olluhkoopeir con-l a' Billiard Tournament and
tractor, had been induced to 111m 1111' BOWllllfl to Make Organiza-
tion Humming Gay Season
:51, but) to expedite 11 $17,001) paylneutf
111111 111111 from 1111» 11111111 for riold work;
Aldrli i1 swore that on 111m h :11 ........__.....,
11112.11) the presence ol‘ two williestr,
cu. 1111111111 ulvou the $1,500 to 'i‘homnil’.
111111111111, 1113131'111111'1' to the then 11111111101? the South Norwalk Club. and 1.11311.
contact-1', John A. 111111111111. Shortly: festivities will 1111111111 shortly. The
after 11113 payment was, made, 1113 1111111,; bowling alloys of the club have been
in; received tho state money. ,put. in excellent condition.311111111111
3111 intentioning the witness, Mr. , been thoroughly renovated and repair-
Wlliimlul chur-nct13rlzod tho trollsur-‘od,11n113n1uch enthusiasm hen been
lion 1111 "bribing 11. public 0111111111." The aroused {or this nport again.
matter will 11111 taken up by the grand To open one bowiinlr season 11 social
jury 11111111 week, probnly on Thursday. 3111111 been arranged for Thursday eve
Man Man the district. attorney's of 111101, ilecei’nher 31th, at. which time
nee today Wore on the lookout «tor the bowling will be tree. ’Ilhere will
111111111111. 311. won reported that he had be 11 club lunch served and all 1nmh—‘
salted some time ago for Sun Domin- there are anticipating adding to the
go. occasion by being present.
111111 by 11113 4'lll02‘illlilinclll. committee
BUGINE83MEN'3 LUNCH. ‘
The. ladies. of Trinity Episcopal
church held 11 linslneae men’s lunch in
the parish hall title noon. Many at;
tended and were duly served The 11114
nuai banner in to follow. ‘
«MORE? OF THE OLD CABINET.
Sensational 4 reel photo dunno lit
the Rear tomorrow. '
begin on Friday, Decmnber 12111. Th or
pool and billiard tournament» will
alert on Saturday evening, December
131.11..
7
. _
“rue 11113511011 A human.
Special 3 m1 foawre at the he:
everybody in 119mm.
31.111111111111111
emotional. "
, r
1 4 '
"General Mercado TakBS “mm for 1.0311112 1‘111' t'ort1 eight hours and
\1'12'111. 111111 1111133. his reelection to 11113 1
later- '
only 210 out 111“
1.11 1111‘ 3
a train over last’
ilair'u 11111111111113. for mayor, 1111.11.11 ed 201'
1 F011 PdSTlll'Fli‘E
A busy winter social 11111111011 is 1111111-'
today tier soothers in particular and'
111111 1111111111 .
11111111111111
Hundreds 01 Pounds oi Sulphur
Fumes Being Forced into the
MinnieMine at Bingham,Utah
818 All ,
lil [liillUPY
:lJHIHlJAHilA
Reported lhat City Was Evacu-
ated by the 35,000 Federals
Who Feared Starvation
Shorll‘i’ Smith said today he would
BIIY WI“. BUME NEXI not: allow his men to take any more
' risks of being shot and that he would
Enot open the mine for another search
lliiNGliAM, UTAH, Dec. 2.—-Onc
hundred pounds of sulpur an hour
has been burning in the Minute Mine
since 2:30‘0‘0101111 yesterday after-
noon in an attempt either to kill or
smoke out 111111111 Lopez, the Mexican
bandit, who has killed five men since
he became a fugitive twelve days ago.
after murdering one 01’ his country-
men.
111 the meantime the tires were start-
13d, Until Wednesday afteinoon, there-i
11‘111'13, 1.111} sulphur fumes will continuei
‘10 be toned into the mine
to the Mexican Border
iii-111.317. Mexico. Dec 2.—iiosty”10r0ifil
ibrepal‘ations were under way tolay in but “m" “01”” ”ML "DWI" living or;
11.1111 rebel 111111111 for the occupation oi deadl ti” 1’3 i" ’1“: 11111111, “here he
it‘hib-uahua, the capital or Chihuahua 1:15H10H1 ”‘1”‘3‘3 151111.13 “N I‘lltl-ll‘
.81.,ate which is 1npo1 113d 10 1131113. 1m.“ 11 i1 - . .
evacuated hi the teiiol'ais 11111-11111. 01" . 1.111111113113 11111111111311 111111111111111
13 . w ~- 11' 1 ., - ,.
threatened starvation 111’ (13,0111) “’M'd ”130151111111 11.1 night, but.
=11111111111110n no sound 111111111 from the mine. The
l .pohmng 0111 ”11111-0? the important. . last word from the fugitive was heard
’fctlr'ral strongholds in the north oxllylyifinrld’w' “"1"?" 1‘" called “WU." 13’31'
“0,119,.“ and (11111111111115 r11111ained, his lornler comrade 11111.1 partner, .ln.
(11311131111 Francisco \'illa.,3tl1e rebel lead- . ”"5 ’ 0”““0- T111130 he 011111111 ".lullo'
on ’
A118
,. '1',' '31: ' ‘11 . 1"
said 1.111111111111111 would be made the 11 " 1’5”" ””_ 1111111 “M 1”"‘"”””~‘
.. "1 1 3 1 1 3 ‘ ,1 ' .'
base of 1gg‘1‘osalve activities south- 1111111, 11 ”’ ” 1‘ H” 11111111111 ’”
deadly funn's1
pin-1.11.310.
‘____“_vw__ 1 Only such work as has 11131111 1113113
lossary 11115 been married on here 111
NEUNGANIZNTANN “F Ithe inst 113w dava, and business. affairs
new HAVEN LlflE are generally at a. standstill, so in-.
,tcnse has become the interest in the
man hunt. T1113 streets and 1111115 in;
the vicinity of the mine, which holds
the lllll'i'dercr, are filled with men anx-
have 11111 omullshe'I their
(Continued on Sixth Page).
\\'.\SFI‘1N(1TON. 'Dec. ’2.-Ho11'a1'd
111111111. chairman of the board or 111-
;roctors of the New Yurk. New Haven
:and Hartford Railroad had 11 confer-
1.311013 todav with Attorney General Mc-
Roy.nolds Such plans for the volun
tarl reorganization of the. New Haven
to
make were laid before the Attorney-
(11311131111, '1‘. W. Gregory, and Jest-1e C '
Adkins, the, asaistants, who 11111111311
1111111] the railroad with 11 view to pre-
secllting it under the anti-Trust art. ;
T1111 conference was the third at the .
Department 01‘ Justice in regard in
can to capture Lopez. His own coun-
trymen have turned against him, and
.tbrruts were «made, that Lopez would
never reach prison alive. even though
he escaped death 111 the 1111111; and
surroudlmed.
mwm‘n’wn—g
UNPDPULAN OFFIGEN E
WOUNDS A GITIZEN
Y thltldltN, Alsace. Germany, Jlec. 2.
the .\cw Haven in the last few months. ”we“, lilu'on w" Foratncr who
Unless the proposals made by Mr.
Elliott 111'11 looked upon as sufficient to
insure a reorganization 111011111111, the
approval of Attnl'noydieucrnl Mcltcy-
nolde‘ niraotlaliona plobably will
abandoned and 11113 departnioni
started the trouble between the troops
and civilians here by referring scorn-
fully to the citizens when he addrcsi~'.~_
ed the recruits of his company. arous-
ed still further indignation against.
the army today by cutting down a
1113.
will
act 1111011 the 1'111'131ulncnduthuls of its. 11111113 shoemaker with his sabre. and
investigators. 1 ' wounding him dangerously 111 the
s
1
bond. V
The titled lieutenant was leading a
halt‘ company of the tlilth infantry from
the barracks to the country to no
ibroulzhanoraing drill, when a group
of workmen recognized von li‘oratner
as he and his men wore passing
through 11 village. The worklnou hoot:
ed the otticer, who 11.1 1111111: 1111111111 his
company and 1111311 1113111, the armed sol
111111-11 in pursuit.
'l‘ho lllfll'.11.1'_1'11n3n succeoiled to obtain
1111,; only one 11 11111111 11111111111111.1311 who
resisted arrest. Von 13‘111'11111111' than
The ileparlnlclii. had no comment to
111111111 on Mr. Milk-1111's visit, 11111. 1111'.
Mclicynolds announced “1113111111110 that.
All‘ had no desire to rush into court
to uci'oiupllrh a 1'13111'1111111z1lt1011 111 the
system 11‘ its management 'could con-
1"111111 him that such an and could be
Vbrnuuht about by voluntary urtiou.1'
w
’AlitlTliEll women
The story 1:1 ’1 1113 Sentinel, yestor-
day, regarding tht3 111111111111 of a now
nrnlnent poet ofticn 111 South Norwalk
In the near future. arouuod considera-
ble lutorlrit.‘ Today several additional
'euggeetlonu 1111 to 11111114 have been
111111113. 01111 of these to 11:1 the corner
of North Main and Pine streets, on
land owned by John ’1‘. ".lliiyee The,
’.lot 111 104 feet front by 171.1 feet deep.
l The argument in favor of thin loca- ,
film is that it would be convenient
both to South Norwalk, Norwalk and
'Eust Norwalk people who desired to
post mall matter or receive letters and ’0” of the South Norwalk- Gangrene
"“3,“ng 111011111 church. Mr Crawford event. 23,
Mr. Hayes hue alerted work on 11113 5‘3“” 1“ “Mk9“ Africa, “"4 “‘9 story
on the wire with the alllu'p mine or his
sabre.
113111111111 in the. vicinity “that serious
bloodshed e reared unless the unpop-
ulnl' outlier or the 991.11 Regiment 111
trunniin'l'ed immediately.
.. . 4...... ”Ayn—“Wm
DANV CRAWFORD'S WORK.
tohoVwork of Dan Crawford tomormvvi
afternoon at Vii: :10 1111101111 in the par-
A ”91105 0‘ WWW? mums“ will 111 11111 no. and wet-11 111 11111111113. .111 11111111. were the fortunate My“
proving the property. intending to con. to 'evening, securing “m 11””. in
. some hedging brass ternary. '
,vert the corner house into stores and lfliéffidtfld Me OWNS"! "WW3“
desirable apartments, but the 111111111 }1111111111111 McClure.
lags could be torn dowu or moved to w
a new location should the place be de- WELCOME re OUR
11111111 {or 11111111111911] 11111111111511. " ‘ 101111 Clerk (10/6111!
Mr. Hayes stated this morningttmgnothing '11 not original, He has had’
he would be pleased to meet any can» 11111 101111111113: also placed upon his oi
mum 11111111111111 and 11111111111 undergo» floor in the our 11:11: our
ever, end he believe! an agreement 011111111 011111111. Welcome. Hearse-11: so
could 1111 reached 9.1110 terms, etc. id 111111111 11111} to Vii. 1....
x
C WY.
t
,latui'e,
’{Tity was present.
ions to lend whatever assistance they .”
port, by the legislative, committee but
,t‘ore whom the. hearing was held, “I
'charter was granted.
'pcrt could 111.3St arrange for the begin
“LittlAL core 1111111 ‘
came up and deliberately struck itllll’
,Mre. E. A. Woodward 133161.141.
'l‘he irreh 111111113111. 1111.31 created aunh‘
l
’Eltreutor port or the evening pinyin
' Miss Marital-13.1 McClum will tell mam“), 1)“di 3
31201111119“! surprise to 1111 nreeent oil
,1 1.111111111111513 ”’1 the connotation. reopeetlvld
11111131
lllllllillill 13 y
111 81111
Banking Expert from 3,0811)an
G'et Concern Under Way and
Will Handle Stock Sales
1111111111111 1111 .,
1111111111 11111111
Opposition Did Not Deter M
110111 Purpose
M...—
That the new People's Trust Gan
puny, 11 charter 1111 which 11. as granite
by the last session 01 the State 1951
um lJn started upon busines
principles and 111 the near initire, $183an
new a certainty. . The incorporateVV
have secured a banking expert ,fi‘O’
lioston to dispose of the stock and. t
begin the business on this satietaeto’w
basis.
At 11 recent meeting held in the oil
lice of Dr, Robert .\1, Wolfe, in Soot
\iain street, this: export from the H11,
1113 and the incoj
porators discussed 111.3 plans for th
development of the industry. and ‘al
though a final decision was not...,rea.ch
1311 according to the reports, enthtt“
iasm for an early start was manifest.
The People‘s Trust Company
starts Vr'by a number of energetic, .7 '
91.112.331.11... local young men wh ‘ b.
. that there is a good tie-id beret
another banking institution such" V
111011 propose to make of this on“
There was quite a little opposition
roused by the project when it beatnik:
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’l‘he incorporators, desiring to makfl'
a certain success of their preposition;
have come to the conclusion that an ex.‘
uiug of the banking concern and i
first life.
There is nothing of a more definit’dV':
nature to be 141111111311 from those 0111113
corned in the increment. at this tim
but the fact that the bank will i)
started now seems assured and the ~
its beginning is not for distant, is that»,
hope 01' the investors in the project.
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(1111131311 John Flynn, ol‘ the 11170111111011
ilco. 1lopurtnnml. 11nd an idea put in
his 11131111 111' n kindly 11131111111011 High
today that till 1111111111 wanted up 11th
for murder in working on the brid’
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llgbtful Hoeteu.
Mra. iii. A. Woodward proved at her,
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at her home in North M11111 ntreet. Thu
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At the conclusion of cards 11 «will
collation was served it come all
the hootees announcer! that it we
lhfi'thdny anniversary Mrll. fl
Wire. 1), ‘W. 'Reymnnd took
two prices. the gentleman’s
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