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Business and
_, rooms with kitchen and part improve-
Tammany.
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' Shore Dinners and All Kinds
,7N7orwalk in said District, deceased
7 fdrentmn; and that all. persons inter-
7 yvaurnn '
“WANTED TO RENT.
Up-to-dat'e hence,
be modern and in but residenceVsec.
tion of . South Non-walk. Might con-
sider purehlle, Address,
“RESPONSIBLE,"
' Sentinel Office
wanreMouPu’rElNT ’oHAM-
ber maid. Able to do cleaning. Ap-"
ply 'Hotel Mahackemo. So. Norwaik,
Conn. Hotel experience preferred
“ 317 It
WANTED—4T0 RENT 3 OR' 4
meats.
'Box H.
Near center of town. Sentinel
1116 St
WANTED—A YOUNG MAN 05‘
good address and habits wishes a
tui'nishcd room and (11111351- at night
with some private family, reference.
Address particulars and price, J. C.
care Sentinel. s16 31:
n.
WANTED —- WAITRESSES
Mansion House.
AT
815 31
WANTED—~WASHING WINDOWS,
house and oilice cleaning; also fur-
naces to take care of. Lopnis a Hic-
kor. Window and House Cleaners. 37
Railroad Ave. 311 (it
WANTED—CATTLE AND POUL-
try and calves. 14c. for fat calves.
$7.50 for 'smlail calves to fatten. Best
market prices. W. Miller, Connecti-
cut atenue. Tel 130. s1 ti
WANTED—TO BUY ALL KINDS
otIcattle. cows, calves and poultry.
Pay more than any dealer in town.
lBob calves to fatten. $6 in 67. Fat
calves, 12c and 131:. lb. Joseph L.
Dickman, 19 Raymond St. Tel. 856-21
331 12¢
WANTEMO BUY ALI. Album
cattle and poultry. Best market prices
paid. Extra prices for tact-calves.
35.00 "101' bob valves to flatten. ' 1H.-
l‘riedman, Conn. Ave. Tel 1151 ‘
- 020 tt
LOST?"
LOST—BETWEEN CLAY STREET
and The Knob, bag containing lady’s
bathing suit. Please return to W. F.
Reward. 1]- f1 615 at
«m
Dorlon House
(er-ago, Boulevard)
EAST NORWALK
u a» >1
of Sea Food-Cooked
to Order.
John E_. O’Suliivan.
Prop. ‘
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District of Norwalk, ss., Probate
Oourt’, September - 15; ‘A. 'D‘s. "191 4.1 ‘1‘-
‘Estate‘of ’iiam'es E Stevens, late of
Ordered That the Administrator ex'
hibit his: Administration account to . ‘
this ecourt for adjustment, at the Pro- -
bate office in Norwalk, on the 23111
flair of»71s,'epte1aber,1.191§l.-at 10 eelock
ested- in saidz_1.Estate1111may be notified
thereof, the Admifl‘istl'ator will cause
_this order to be published in a news-
paper havinga cirl' 111 tion in said Dis-
trict, at least 81' 7-‘7Iays before said
about 8' or 7;
rooms. or two-family apartment. Mun"
. .
‘ tebcr 2311711133 Lelia A. Gregory.
piano and harmony.
‘ specialty._
TO LET
To LET~FLAT OF SEVEN
rooms and bath. in perfect condition.
209 East Washington St. Inquire 24
Van Zandt St, 617 st
FOR . RENT—SEVEN ROOM
house. 25 St. John street. East Nor-
walk Modern improvements, desire-7
his location. Inquire John A Camp
Telephone 71149. . . s17 3t
1
T0 LET—HOUSES, 'PARTS OF
houses, flats, cottages, store, shop.
barn. manufactory with power. Rents
for all comers. See our list. Raymond
g'Bros. s17 8t-
11'0 LET—TWO FURNISHED
rooms with improvements. Nice view
Or water. Rentroasonahle. Inquire
of Mrs. Robert T. Teskey. ,195 East
Washington street. 316 in
7 passenger. Hudson touring car by
the day, week or month. Call C. S.
Byx-bee, 1023-3.
rooms for small family.
tube.
7 Stationary
48 Fifth street. East Nerwalh.
:15 '31
TO LET—6 ROOMS. 4 GROSS'ST.
Rent. $12. Also storehouse, 12 Chest
nut St. inquire F. D. Luwmn, 171
So Main St 1118 at
TO LET—STORE AND 2 ROOMS.
Shoe Repairing Shop. on premises
'16 3t
fro LET—9 HAMILTON AVE.
Five rooms and improyeuients Also 5
room cottage. Bates O'odrt. Inquire
United Grocery Co. 1315 it
small; also one in attic.
cooking 7.7311 lighting. Wiper. Inquire'
‘tifi‘htéfiih’e :Vt’W" 1115 iii.
TO' LET—APARTMENT, SEVEN.
rooms.
rooms. Improvements and alterations
to suit tenants. Near new bridge. 1.
C Becker, 8 Falrfleld Ave. Phone
645 3. 315 31.
To LET—9 HAMILTON AVE.
Five rpoms and improvements. Also
seven rooms.» with improvements. 11
1Eliiabeth-St. Inquire United Grocery
Co. 512 ti
T10 LETmFiVE scone oboe
location, rent reasonable. 1F. 7Hopp.
35 Cove Ave‘Esat Nerwalk. all (it
'ro LET—APARTMENT 01v cuss-
el St. {Inquire 64 South Main St.
1297 u
PROFESSIONAL.
PIANO AND HARMORY INSTRUC-
TION—Puplls taught at their r'é'si-
deuce Fall term commencing Sep-
Norwulk, Conn., R. F. D. 42. 514 (it
MISS HEL-EM77M1 TAYLOR—GRADE.
note of Laurelton Hall—Teacher. 1‘1!
Beginners
,Address or call,
Main street.
8
all (it
VERMONT PROGIKEES'NES AND
DEMOGRA'I8 MAX UNITE.
BURLINGTON. Vt. Sept. 17.——~
The pibspcots of a coalition of Pro.
grossivo and Lemma in the. form-
atloh‘ f a state ticket were generally
13 ssod among the delegates before
tha‘ pening’ ‘of the ngreOSIVe state
convericion today. There seemed to
be little activity: nations Any of the
leaders to bring; ”retard the name
of any Progressive as candidate for
rdverhor. although moor" was talk
among some of- the delegates that
the name oi‘ Rev. Frazer Monger.
who headed the state ticket two
years ago and is now a candidate for
' con.
'7“ch
ve tlon the two Congl-
(inventions will b“ but
mend McFarland
college. was enacted to
_m atlon in‘
FOR HIRE—NEW SIX CYLINDER, 7
s16 31: j 150, Stuart Ave
TO LET—THREE OR FOUR'
‘1’. O. Box 53. Spriogdale,
._...... FOR
Also small store and three ,
60 North '
. in Waterbury;
port;
for one or more years from and
the‘ party’s nomination in the 'rk’cond ' '
77 Congress): opal district might b - trues- .
. ' 7 {-15-} realm-1r use TO «New
linterior points, making connections
with daily through care to the follow-‘ ‘ "
. ‘ 1‘ day except sunday at 3 p.-
FQR SALE
FOR SALE—FIRST CLASS HORSE
'Apply 12 Barton street.‘ » s17 3t
FOR RENT—FURNISHED OCT. 11
7 room house. All modern improve-
ments and centrally located Address
Central. Care Sentinel. 917 3t
FOR SALE—CHEAP. 4 11. P.
steam engine; 3 h. p. Boiler. Guaran-
iteed in first class condition. Address
‘Engine, Sentinel oiilcc. 517 st
i
'FO‘R "SALE-éQUICK SALE AT
your an price. Modern Baby Grand
piano, Perfect. Rowhoat. repainted.
piano box. Oak Dining Table. Old
fashioned dresser. Mornings. 55 Sea-
vtiew Ave. ' I17 31
FOR 8ALE—FLOCK 0F 23 61818881.
Full grown, ready to fatten. $30 for'
IOt. Address Box 346. South Norwaik.
516 3i
son SALE—BUILDING LOT. so 11'
St. or 16 Stuart Ave. 1115 3t
LL
New tires, tubes and prestolite tank.
or' phone
1185-4 1115 38
i
FOR SALE—NEW UP TODATE
cottage. '17 rooms. modern improve-
ments. 'Desirably “located: ‘Price'
83,700.11a1-t cash Buyers only
' Olirdt'
ALE—A GOOD-1 WORK'
horse. lght,1200 pounds :In good
condition. Price $100. "inquiremt 49
Water street. ‘ ” 1183-31531
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run sate—run paid-K 1517367an
To LET—WEST FLOOR, 8 COT Hug, 191072.74 Wear, Ave; kn3w1'i is the had locked over the old borough books
ta'ge 3‘" ”WNW-3° ”00““ and 0110731171111- house. Lot. 75 'i‘eet" 'frlih‘t and and found 755.1100 worlgh of hops which
Gas ipr'; 110. feet deep, inclt'ldhlg' gangs and had
ham Te will be made 18101111.!
will PM. 70.8.71 lav. Address 'Chr75'tian
Swans. ._ 7 713 t:i
WEuSinassJuo'rtcss
NOTICE.
I have it at last. What? Tin for
cooling leaders and gutters that is
niaranteed for 15 years. Wise people
are having me repair their Tinwork.
Plumbing and Heating because they
cave money 1
' HENRY A. HEGELEIN.
M7 Wash. 8t. Phone 1105-12 or 378
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
Treasury Department. 7'
Taxes on Investments
All persons owning bonds or notes
liable to taxation should write at
once to State Treasurer, Hartford. Ct.
for lists.
A circular letter will be sent when
requested. explaining the proper. way
to pair this tax.
A law will be unnamed in: the
next General Assembly, and will be
urged for passage. taxing estates at
the local rates for all the time own-
ed by decedents on such chases in
action as have not paid ‘durlng the
life of. the owner This is. in the na~
tore otm peanutr _
Savings Bank. depositn are not lia-
.ble to to} in the owners name ~
Money in bank (not a Saving
’Bank) can pay the (our mill tax as
shown in the circular letter. 7
Lists of property liable to :17 tax
are to be had out as Oi! March 1st
as of May let, in
Middletown; as oil June 1st, in: New
Haven: as of July 1st. in Wailing-
ford»; as of September 1st. in Bridge-.
and as of October 1st. in all
other towns in the state.
This tax may be paid to the State
Treasurer. At Any Time and exempts
otter the date of payment to the'
Treésur‘ér. hut Must-Be Paid before
8'” date when the local on: 11st isl
ue. "
‘ Enquire of your banker or write
to the Treasurer at 111171.1'11131‘11.’f
Edward S. 17111711911751. Treasl'u'er
1%
YORK AND TO ALL POINTS IN
THE SOUTH AND WEST ‘ ‘-
Through car service to all in: rtant
lug paints: Cincinnati, Ohioaga' De-
ver lndlanapotis; Kansas City.“
boat leaves Pier 27 East Rive N
York (foot of Catherine St?) '
received at Nor‘walk up to
" Sentinel- advertisemen
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At1'eight.g'cimk the meeting was
called to order by Clark ll‘rederick
Buckley and he called for nominations
for a chairman. The memes of Judge
A. E. Austin and Prof. Carl A. Har—
strom were placed befiure the meet?
jing, but Judge Austiu.lleciined,
and
er FlIST ”88'1“.”"88' '11:“ Resolved further. That the District
zoominissioners are hereby authorized
and directed to revise their rules. and
{regulations and the prices establish-
.ed to be paid for water so that the
'charge fer water for factories in the
'Flrst, Third, and Fifth- DistriCts shall
be the same asia the Second District.
which is iivei'cents per thousand gal-
lens: and that-no charge be made for -
meter rents 7,, '
Resolved further, That the District
Commissioners are hereby authorized
.ed. Clerk Buckley reap the call
', dissenting vyte
inquire at 21 Grove:
“wounding ourht .to he released with- Mullen referred.
12 Woodward Ave inquire N Nardo. 'ceive information. '80:: 212. Nurwalk.
'hf§"§)plm “it“ WHO resolutioh‘ we"!
fun. of James J. Keene. thCh asked
Lou s. -
11ville Little Rock. Oklahoma Oity; St.
7 1.01113 and» Salt Lake City.1‘ll‘reight"
and directed to revise their rules and
regulations and the prices establis'l'!
ed to be paid. for the use of water.
so that hereafter there shall be no
charge for the rental of water meters.
as is now the practice in the Second
District_
Resolved further, That the District
Commissioners are herehy authorized
and directed whenever any 'work is
to be done in connection with teh ex-
tension of. the mains of the water
works that they advertise for bids for
such work and that contracts
awarded to the lowest‘ bidder resid-
[Mn Harstroln was unanimously elast-
01'
the meeting and followed that by
ireading the report of the commission
era. Dr. Clune moved the tabling of
the report until the financial report
'is ready, and it was so voted.
Dr. J G Gregory offered a resolu- .
tion amending the annual library ap-
propriation. The directors asked for
83,850. Dr.1 Gregory spoke at length
upon the needs of the library and said
that the appropriation of $3,000'would
not meet properly the demands which
will be made this coming year owing
to the great increase 011 visitors and 1113 in the City of Norwalk
replenishing 0" b00k3- He declared! Resolved further. That the Distrci t
“I!“ it ”55 heon 1'7“!) Oil ”18 smallest Commissioners are hereby authorized
SQPI‘DPI‘iflthD 0f any library 111 the and directed that whenevei a motor
state for the volume of work that is 79 1999711991 for any commercial 9;
110001119115th On a vote t/e resoiu other use not specified in above rose
lion for an increase in the annual up“ 'lutione. that the charge fer water nerd
DNPHHUOII WEB Passed with but one shall not be more than seven and one-
.half cents per thousand gallons. and
Two petitions asking tor the rebate that no charge be. made for meter
of liens were next read to the meet- roots.
1118 One “7“ ”33°“th by Judge A ‘ The that resolution found many in
E- All!“ iii“ the other Dr T favor of it The discussion upon it
F Clune. CODSldeflbllC discussion waxed warm George Murray was
was DTOVO‘Nt by these petitions F first recognized by the chair and he
H MOMBOHW‘Y. one Of the 001“!!!"1 emphatically declared that the charge
‘ ~— 7 sioners. did Ml favor releasing the of $35 for a connection with the main gull-ea of mafipeaker after the meet-
FOR BALE—n-A scab TOURING “61181 will“ that the district needed is exorbitant He thought the depart mg as .0 Wm nape.— he meant when
car. 1913 model, excellent condition '1" the ”1011678601118 00818“ and that meat should charge the actual cost he spoke at the muzzied press, and he
the loss. if the lions were released, of "19 work -
would amount to 8! 500. ' . ' 1! Thomas McMullen cited a case of
Judge A. 179 Austin went on recmd very recent data, where a builder of
as being in “fever of releasing the 9 1,9999 paid ’31 50 for making a
liens if the face. value in paid Town 9999997113,].
Clerk Herbert R. Smith was of the F' H Montgomery arose and 59m»
opinion that every lien over 15 years that 119 did not know to whom Mr MO.
but he could say that
out any percent Ha. hold that it tho he is entitled to a rebate of 372.50.
cm or borough had made no ellort p: ’(Laughtar greeted this assertion, 1 1.11-
Iflllt time 80 COHQCE ‘81le that th'e }!oh‘gomery continu'ed to defend flig-
DVD?" 0‘ properties “1in 50f” 0‘ position. He said that the rule of
whom are perhaps innocent of. any
liens being held against their posses-
sions, would have injustice 7tdo7n7e
them. Iudge James T iiubbell stat
ed in the meeting that 11 year ago he
or cities make the cOnnections is be-
ing almost universally adopted. .Iio
said that the charge may seem ". a
little high and suggested that ii '11P“
ter a your hat expired and there is
gonad to he a large profit we will re
duce the charge. _7 .
find
not up to that time her 11 collected. 77
Judge James 1:. Hubbeli 'arOse
{1.111113111581111 be 1711111
Henry P. "c'é aroié and expressed
en‘llxht‘hed' til
'nbt' “a ‘ph'm‘ihei‘ O? a- son of 1'1 plumber,
‘but if a man gets a 20 foot connection
for 835 and another man pays 1the
same price for 7a 7 1001 one. the 20
loot man is getting it cheap and the
other man is being “soaked." (Cheers
greeted these remarks)
Mr McMullen arose and asked’ Mr
Montgomery to name a city of this
state undel 10000 inhabitants which
is making its own water connections.
The latter was unable to do so
Mr. Montgomery arose to explain
the position of the commissioners in
regard to the increase in rates. The
cries of question greeted his request
to be heard. so inflamed were the
memb‘ars of the opposition. it locked
tor a time as though he would not be
allowed to epfleak but finally cooler
heads suggested that courtesy 1-de
mended giving him the opportunity
and he was allowed to proceed Mr.
Montgomery told of the rendition; oi;
the department when he and his as
soclate commissioners took' otllcje a
year ago. He said that the revenue
must be linger than that of the Safe
and District department, for the ex-
penses are greater He mentiOned the
consumption per capita in the 111‘ii"st""1r
District, declaring that it is about” 850
gallons: This is very large. Forty
too sweeping idl‘lts' twat-ding "that ‘aii
'llens" be released upon payment of
their face wine. The resolution or
Dr. Clune set the time ten years.'b11t
an’ amendment was altered of liftei'vn
you're. The resolution was lineal-
mously carried. 7 _
The next matter to come hetero the
attention of the meeting was the poti-
the commissioners, to define their
position relative to the increase inwa-
ter rates and the installation of mot-
ors. At ""58 juncture Samuel L.
was: introdu'ced' eight resolutIOns
The chlii'r leashes or the method to
take in disposing of them .and it was
agreed that each one'should be noted
upon separately. These resolutions
set of the real fireworks or the meet-
ing.
They are as follows! -
'1Resolved.d‘hat the District Com-
missloiiers are horeby authorized and.
directed to revise their rules and reg-7»
ulationa and the prices established for
making connections. so that there
shall be a charge of two dollars only
for a connection. and that property
owners be allowed to lay their pipes
at their own cost and expense.
Resolved further. That the District
Commissioners are hereby authOrized'
and directed to revise their. rules and 3911999 99-, 99mm 1'9 9999199999 71-799.
regulations ind-the. 9510913 established 1,.sonable. he said. The meter was sin-
to he paid for the use of water so that . stalled 911199-79 water “.199 found to; be
the'r ’ ll be no charge 1m- wnt 1r used
while eW' bbildings are being conr
stfiicted, as is t'he practic6 in the;
SecondL-11DIst'rict
exceeded the list 'rate .
Dr '1‘. F. Clune corrected a state:
‘Efb'y
and directed io' 'revi's'e their rules and 9799193 that the aflugep'ort' Hydraulic}
regulations and the priced established Company otvned the water works. Pr 1
to he paid 791‘ the use of water
hotels and saloons at flat
meters are installed in all
saloons: slid that the
thereafter shall be t’bfi seine as in “19 368788 at 91113 mverfiid'g av'enue
Second District. which is seven and now Said the 799991.91-
cue-half cents. per thousand gallons, 99991919 and y
and that no charge be made for meter my '
rentals as is the practice ‘in the. Sec-
-Ond’71)i'striot. ‘ '
11.“ Clune than launched iuth an arraign-
““5 until ment or the commissioners ndpni .
80‘9‘5' and tration, laying particular stress 11-97011
,...
over
"You 131'
Is that a basis
water
alldhr.
to increase the
be’
having the water departments of nth--
wasted had where the usage sreo'lly' Mans 999.919"
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‘ment of Mr. Montgomery. which was no u n
5391501?“ further, T1181: the DEM“ to the eifect that the-why 77c! Bridge... ”al.5397911,“ Depds'ltors .
1181.9
9.
1111919“? "-193 the waste ‘of water 'wh‘leh he has hb ,»7'7
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Best Floor, a bag .............................. '
Best Flour, a Barrel . . ........................ 36
Ice Stamps with I can Ba :ing Powder at ..
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Outlining Plans for the Slat 8'
venlior, W11 ch Organizes
Tonight ' ~
Nerwalk that are capable to doing
that work They help support the
district and are entitled to do the
work When you commissioners sent 7
out the letter to water users annouuc- “I
ing an increase in rates, giving asf
the reason for such increase that the l
revenue of the department mu at \be
made larger, you did not think of
the first meeting after you had taken 7
office. Then you gentlemen forgot the7
economic principle and with your
muzzied press and political creators
asked for $1. 000 for salaries. I
(The Sentinel representative
HAM'I‘IW‘HI I). [5.61” 1”} mm _
ln‘ ocmlic stale («invention ti: Ilium
opponent to United Oates ..
B. Brandogee - nominated
Republicans last: week and t‘
the party state ticket will
night in the I-‘cot Guards
put in th #11- appearance on. y W
fierce. nil [keenly untioipntln a.
said the‘Norwalk Hour.)
Mr Montgomery followed Dr. Clune
and suited that such remarl a needed
no 'answer. He said the commission-
ers wpuld. answer frankly any ques
't‘iou‘s which might be asked of them.
Dr. A-I H "Baldwin B‘ald the! the
commissioners were sleeted to run the
department and he favored liying the
reso'lutibn' asidew'” ' ‘
lrving Bylugioh quoted some. disses
on the cost of making connection pity
th'e} 11111111 A cry of “question”
brought (9th a vote 'and resolution 1
passed ,Reppgntienm 2 and 3 “store
passed without any opposition. ‘hhe
A“!
next one occasioned some bzipo itinu.
arr-y organizing wltir an udflreés
party conditions and pros
Stole Sena r be ’
. ' but.
election «on instigate Mir-altos
mitlccmen.
Forecasts - ‘70 . ..
:iEhk-d in I}: mveniiu
handed out by the deleifnt'os.
lllt‘y included various _ 7
of n: 1. use on" the ticket. ruse
' e fingerimo ot the contest
he s- nhlor mi fimninaticn which
thti‘itll absorbing one. 77 -
however? Dr. Baldwin though: it Govc'rror s-moun E.
ridiculouesto pass it. and Dr. J. G 0 "HM"?- ' “OH-- "
hun. of N11:
Gregory phgocted to 1}. On a v2va
17ch the' chair was in doubt. and a
zfiliilg Wildfim" fideflxdf " 'l‘he resu- 't
's'hcw'ed the ramutioh'mwas“pass1éd 47
to 38.1The. remuinlnguosolutions were 1:1
passed in order without any opposl- '
than. ‘
A motion to adjourn until Novcm
her i. when the meeting adjourned
was posed and than adjournment was
taken at 9: 40 o'.clock -
inml‘ifl
tar com!» firdflcgates' '
no arsenal, gill-s slightly
Fli-‘TII (TONGRESSIONAD DISTRICT
CONt'l“-N'I‘ION.
“'ATITRI-SU It Y Sept 1'! ~~'i‘ n.- 12r—
publiczrn Conaressimwi Chm: mum to; - '
the Fillh dilrict has born (111?..1 {of
Thoscla'y. Sun-'1 "“ ,l'o’ be hold ii iii;
'0' .t}'. in Putt-inn "all En'l' :‘lx'n {l .31
ntl p.111 There are three candidate
'or"tl1c 116mlt‘11'rtlon.‘ Attorney lohi 177.1
Kellogg. of Waterbury. Postmaster J‘.
P Glynn. of Winstcd and 3.: (Ian Rob
crt L. Manger. pf Antonio.
MANSL. \UGHTER EFL-tilt; 1"
ED. 1
liltllullEl‘HR'“. Sept. l7-~"l‘h( ‘cxm'
or Radcliffi‘. 1 Sproit a: this city
charm-d with manslaughter in rou-
”hection‘ with the (loath of hire Flor .. 1 ‘
enco- “101.9999; 7“” "by: d iodnv in ticn controls their nomination. o
the criminal superior court." 1.» Mrs. senator “'5“ probably» “‘5'“ name
Johnso'n, “mug walking at night in state ticket. Two humour-ruched 7
Fairfl‘eld May 17 19,18wa struck‘ and Donia-out governor n .
ramp-.1 injured. by Sprott’n automobile. «1 '0‘ 194110” “”0“” ‘5 ‘1
T‘ * tho. imvernmship nomination,
Senator T'HL who will
latter. it in nude
by mot-'2 who ”ill ‘7
1171.711de for
Nina. -
on delegates have been 117
the s'rnalorship and unpledg . ~
savruorship. but diagnose
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Report :7 die Condition :11,"
THE PEOPLE' 5 TRUST COMFANY
at the clpsevpt business on the 2:11
day of September: 1914: "
Assets.
1 Ton other
"T ecept for.
Furniture axis Fixtures. .
Due from other Banks. Ban
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Other Assets.
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