1“. ..
' , : “WEAY. JAN. 79,1915
m 110qu washings, Winsome.
Underwear
In Gown-I. Drawers, Chemises,
Princess Slips 4nd Combination
Skirts and Drawers.
A new and complete assort-
’ 1111. Banks
IMMKEHG “"iTEL BLOCK.
SOUTH NORWALK. 1
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Closing Out
ALBERT F. GEHEBE
25 WEST WASHINGTON SYREFT.
M SOUTH NORWALK. '
Phone 1069-2. Prompt Delivery
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HEBUILT TY‘PEWRITERS—L. C
] ICLEVER KEWPIE CALENDARS
If, an- HALF PRICE.
‘1‘
l 16 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
5 csnrs EACH 1 . ‘
} LATEST mm 3531' NOVELTY. l
BONNELLY' S'
Smith, Underwood
Remington, oil other
. makes. sold, rented
‘ repaired. Rentsls, 85
“ per month. MIdiinOs
Iold at $5 per month
.. JAG. DONNELLY,
‘16 South Main Street. South Norwolk
l ‘
WEATHER FORECAST.
'> For New“ .und vicinity: Fair t9-
nlghtl.8undsj fair. followed by in-
crossing cloudiness and rising tem
Apex-stun
Hesse-ht weather prevails generally
this morning" all districts east of the
Rocky Mountains. The western dis-
turbance 1101} forms 11 long trough of
low pressure extending. from New
Mexico northward. to Montana. The
temperstures are lower than usual
in the southern di11.tricts Freezing
temperatures extend as far south as
Macon. Ge. Zero temperatures were
reported from North Dakota
l The entertainment. committee
of
Eureka Rebekah Lodge. 1. O. 0. R.
last evening held a special meeting.
during which the installation of cm-
cers, for next Friday evening, was dis-
cussed. fl‘he installation will be in
total 'meinberswill participate in' a
public installation to be held at Laurel
Lodge, No. 37. in Stamford. .
Because at the new cosl pocket in-
stalled by Harris & (lane or Water
street, s barge of several hundred
'tons or «soul can be unloaded in one
ldey, single“ by the old method,- from
-00Bditme<iuv9ro (or ..this. vicinity: ' three to five days were ne'eded to _do
Fsir weather follOWedl by increasing
cloudiness and slowly rislul) tempei-
store,
WEATHER" A YEAR AGO
1 "TODAY ,
l Tempeiature: Low, 32; high,
“2. P111111 cloudv.
mmfl‘.’
V The Trinity Brunch Girls“ 11 riendli
Society met Thursday night. At this
meeting plans for a dance to be given
Boon, where discussed.
' Because of the illness of e witness,
the divorce suit of Eisensteck vs
llllinenstoflx. former local residents,
did not come up in Bridgeport tor a
hosting yesterday. The case was con-
tinued tor several. weeks.
Attorney John J. Cuneo, represent-
ing ’1‘. Scaraui, of Duties, in his etfortu
to obtain insurance on a building do
strayed 'by fire, was yesterday after- -
noon in conference with G, W Good-
eell. special agent of the Delaware
Kinderwriters. It is claimed the, fire
{which destroyed Scmnis store was
of a suspicious origin and the insur-
ance company have refused to turn
over the insurance. No settlement
w arrived st yesterday, but a fur-
ther conference will be held within
Worst weeks,
,2. ._.__...._...n... ”...“--.
New Dancing Ciasse
Forming .
It you filled in omel-
5111111113 last yoAr give
‘ Policy's n' trial. First
lesson . free. We re-
turn your llibney if
I “c fail to teach you A
guui'nn’ccd course for
“$5.00
' ABSOLUTE PRIVACY ASSURE).
001 open every afternoon and
ROLLEY’S
Private D1ncing School
I? lacunae srnss'r 7.111134
.1
the cork: The barge is unlosded by
is dropped" automatically descend
ing into the boat and taking up a halt
: ton of cool at s time. Fifty tons are
11111de and dumped sutouistiqally
within an '.lio'ur The working of the
coal pockets interesting machinery
maybe easily seen from the new
{11111119,-
'LAUNDRYMEN WIN RATE FIGHT.
Public Utilities Orders Express Charg-
es Lowered 25 Per Cent.
1 HARTFORD, Jan. 9.-—The Public
1 Utilities Commission submitted a tind-
ing Thursday morning in the matter
of the petition of Edward P. Jones
and others, alleging that the rates
cherged.;by the Adams Express Com-
pany for the transportation of laundry
within the state, are unreasonable. in
which the company is instructed not
to charge, after February 1, in ex-
cess 61- 75 per cent. of the present
rate.
NO NEW INTERESTS TAK-
EN BY ROCKINGHAM
PEOPLE.
President Frank M. Andrews.
of the Rockingham Fair Com-
pany, which conducts the annual
Rockingham Fair at Salem. New
Hampshire, denies that any new
interests have taken over this
famous race course and country
fair grOuud' Mr Andrew states
that the Rockiugham Faix Com—
pauy has not even been ap—
proached with any proposition
regarding a sale of the grounds
and buildings in Salem, N. H.
The “story” that new interests
would take hold of Rockingham
Park, Salem, N Ht, was brought
about by the publishing of a
statement that certain?" interests
would run a country fair 011 a
race course near Portsmouth, N.
H'- The persons interested in
this project have no connection
with the Rockingham Fair Com-
pany, although it has been made
to appear that the new country
Kfairdssociation would conduct
thir annual fair at'Rdckingham
.Park. Mr. Andrew states that
this "is not 911' ‘ “
<Uls Llnsn Thread, ..
‘ Now that the long besd‘ chain is so
cushionsble, it is well to know that
lines thread is better than 1111mm
uthebosdiurovsiusbl.tiosknot
irrom the gssiktfinee they give to the
charge of Mrs. Themes, of Rownyton, _
.andstpff. 9n the 3rd of_‘ ‘h‘ebruery the ,
afar 1111111511111, says 11111115111 fluorine.
“coon 1191011111. TEETH.
What The‘, Mon to union Over
Fifty You: of Age.
does prldqyin persons! e 1106,":
writes [11.101111 Philip Edutn, of Pen
kuie,r‘Po., in Oral Hygiene. “A well
groomed person never grows old. His-
pecially essential are well cared (of
teeth. At‘ 1115 {time in life are teeth
more valuable than when a man has
passed pity l[hey double in worth.
every year 111111 the bolt century Veer
stone ‘ bee! rebelled
“it ii 1* 811a,” he continues;
“that all the denial parlors and pow,
.1111, put t and to come, com ‘
blood and concentrated, cannot lecture
the normn‘b’ffl'ln 0! a face destroyed
by extraction. it is a blessed truth
that mode!“ dpntistry can prevent
this calamity.
“But the 118811251 blessing of nat'
ural teeth in declining years is deriveq
boiler 01' the body, the stomach
throughout that period when digestion
is on the wane. In youth the stomach
stood for beer, Dutch lunches, rabbits
and lodge banquets. it seldom kicked.
back. Not s9 ln maturity. The teeth
{butt now siblirate many heslth cues-
lions When the disgmntled stomach1
is tandemed with dental deficiency thé
remaining members of the alimentary"
canal join his rebellion against food
Oppression which .Cuiminates .1116 rev-
olutiotrthst proves a. revelation to the
victim. Dyspepsia. may be conquered
in youth. but‘iever in age. The most
pessimistic stomach, coupled withl
dental efficiency, will develop a fair
degrade! optimism, possibly a con-
tinuous life of sunshine,
“Good teeth at filly proclaim family
character, conserve racial (‘untour and
insure t’ood comfort."
SlAlE :Sllffllillf
11111118 111 1111
The, nuptial nlestlngvof the it‘lon-v
grossionul Union for \Vnmun bluf-
trnne will tokeplnco in ltuusehor'sv
llIll Room on Sundny evening, Jan.
10th, an eight- 11 clock F ailing as it
does two days boloto'flthe low in UN
House of Representatives is taken.
this meeting willthe or 1111111,. interest
to ,tho ,emhcrs _ot. the: country over.
whilss. Alice l’uul. Clntlrmon of 1hr1
Union will give the-unnunt report of
the work urimt the post . yenr..dnd
lay: tires-1111m- 1'111‘» thew-11111111: 'veor
before the ‘Metvibdrn for disdassfhn.
Miss My Webster. Treasurer of the
Union, will muko 11 detailed 0mm-
riul report.
Roprosentutiio ll‘mnk W Mendel!
of wsnmnix will speak on '1111». 31H-
trnge resolution in Congress; Miss
Mabel Vernon the organizer for the
l‘uion in Delaware, who -wns the
gift of the Union to Noxndnl , for
nine months, will speak on the suc-
cessful cninunign in that State.
There will be several distinctly so-
cinl features in connection with the
day: Mrs. Wm. Kent, wife of Ron-
roacutativc Kent of California. 11nd a.
very active member 'of the Executive
Committee will entertain the Encou-
tive committee and the members of
the Advisory Council who attend
the meeting, at 11‘ luncheon at one
o'clock in her home, 192 F street"
N. W. The committee includes Miss
Alice Poul, N. J. Miss Lucv Burns,
N. 37., Mrs. Donald R. Hooker, Md.
Mrs. Mary ‘Bedrd N. 11“.. hire. 0. H.
7’. Belmont. N. Y.. Mir-s. Crystnll
Eastman Benedict. N. Yqua. Gli-
qnn Gardner. D. 0., Miss Elsie Hill
and Mrs. Wm. Kent, Cal. Mrs. Wins-
ton Churchill who recently Joined the
Advisory Council. will be 111 home
to members of the Commute
the Council at her home. L109 16th
street, at five thirty in the afternoon.
The evening'mcetlng tortho entire
iinion will 11¢»? preceded by a meet)
tion to the members. Among the
distinguished Women who will not as
hostesses for this occasion are the
wives of a number of Sonntors and
Representatives. Mrs. Frank E. Wur-
Auhurst, Mrs; Joseph Bristow, Mrs.
James Munn= Mrs! Wm. Kent. Mrs.
Frank Mandel] and Mrs. Luke Lee.
Others who will assist them in re»
aching are Mrs Gilson Gardner, Mrs.
George Odell, Mrs. J H. Covingion.
Mrs Winstbn ..Churchill Mis. Her-
vey W.“ Wiley. Mrs. J. J. White end
Mrs Harold Walker.
Among the ,out of town members
attend the. annual meeting are Mrs.
Charlotte kenkins Gilman, of New
York, Mrs. Annie Porritt of Hartford
Mrs. Glendower Evans of Boston.
and Mrs. Herriott Stanton match of
New York.
Mrs. Wliltnul Kent is the chairman
big the committee of one hundred
to raise the funds to carry on the
during the coming year. Serving with
her on the cammitte are Mrs'. Alden
Potter, 0! Minnesotn,M1-s. Inez Mll-
holland Boissenin or New York, M115.
Robert Gorhnm Fuller. 151 Dovet‘,‘
Mass Mrs‘. Marie Johny Howe of
New York, "..Mre lorence Bsysrd
Hilles, Wilmington, Deli, Miss Mary
A. Burnhnm of Philadelphia and
Mrs. Sophie Meredith of Richmond,
Virginia. 1,
. .
THE 3831' SITUATIONE’
are 01511111111 by advertising to tile
best employorli ;_ ; 1 ~
“Few factors conduce to jolly sge II ,
Conn, Mrs. Lawrence Lewis. in, Pa.. .
and .
ren, Mrs. Robert Owen, Mrs. Henry l
of the Advisory Council who will ,
Fairfleld, ss., Norwnlk DODGERS in .
1 l Leroy Montgomery, treasurer of 'SIWIDSS
the storessid, The People's Trust . Department 1.173.314'.90
Company, do solemnly swear thntthe. ' ——-+-‘—--
foregoing statement is poo I10 the. Total Deposits ........... 1,760,109.95
best of my kno’iwled-ge ..‘md belief, Bills Payable .... ..... . ..... 50,000.00,
. LEROY. MONTGOMERY, Reserved _for Interest ..... 21,844.46
Subscribed sndrsworn to before me, . _ . '—"‘—"f—“
this 81th day of jammy-y, 1915 Total Liabilities ...... . $1,992,508.20 _-
worlc sit" the national headquarters 1
. Count-11111 1'11 1918—41110 1;..—
10st .0 M
Departs! the Condition of
THE FAIRFIELD GOUNTY NATIONAL BANK
Ii V0” 51111. in the 51818 0! Connecticut. at the close of business, December
1.31.19141?
PAGE 1?!“
x .t. .
HOWLAND‘ ,
Entrance on Main St., Fairfieid Ave and Cannon St.
1 ,,,,, Resources
Loans and discount; 4. . ..... ., . .............................. . 718,409.71
Overdratts, scanned. 81, 912 16; unsecured, 83, 148. 83 ........... 5,060.99
U. S. Bonds deposited to secure circulation (por val-
ue) ...... ........, ........... .. ............... 3150..00000
Commercial paper deposcited' to secure circulation ..‘
(book value) .................................... 62,000.00
Other securities deposited to secure circulation
(book value)- . ._ . ........ .. ................ 67,494.76 279,494.76
fiends, securities. etc. on hand (other thnn stocks). '
. including premiums on some ..... .. . . ............ 93,156.27 93,156.27
Subscription to stock of Federal Reserve , '
hank ........... ,4 ..... ..... . ..... $15,.00000
Less smount uupsid . . .- ........ . , 12 ..500 00 2,500.00
All other stocks. including premium on same 15,025.00 17,525.00
Banking house, 315,000.00; furniture and fixtures, $5,000.00... . 20,000.00
Due from Federal Reserve bank. . ...................... 11,500.00
Due from approved- reserve agents in central reserve
cities ........ 1 ............... . ..... , . . . . . ....... 833, 135. 30
Due from approved reserve agents in other reserve
cities ....... ., ................................ 20,799.93 53,935.23
Due from banks and blinkers (other than above) ............. 6,589.85
FractionIl currency m . .. . .. . .. ........... . . , , .. . . 8105.61 105.61
Checks on banks in the same city or town as reporting bank. . 1,045.27
Notes of other mtionsl banks ............................... 3,800.00
Lawful money reserve in bank: '~
_Specie ...... -. ............. ............... ........$31,065.00
Legal tender notes .' ...... , ...... . ............ ~. 7, 400. 00 38,465.00
Redemption fund with U. B. Treasurer (not more than 5 per
cent on circulation), ............ '12,000.00‘
Internal Revenue Bumps . . ........................ . 131.25
Total ....... ..... .......... . ......... . . ............ $1,261,218.91
Linbilltlel.
Capital stock paid in ....................................... 520000000
Surplus fund ......... 2'. . . . . . . .. ......................... ‘. . ., 50,000.00
Uudivided profits . ,. ......... . ............................... 57,086.74
Circulating notes . . . . . ...... . . . . . .. ............. $239,000.00
Less emount'os hand and in Treosury for re-
demption or in transit . . ............. 3, 100. 00 235,300.00
Due to banks and bankers (other than nbovc) ............. 36,989.21
Diildcuds unpaid .................. .. ....................... 6,074.00
Demand deposits: .,
individual deposits subject to check. . . .......... $510,216.06
Certificates of deposit due .in less than 30 days... 2,101.41
Certified checks . ......... , . . . . . .............. 208.96
Cashier‘s checks outstInding .................... 5,850.03
State and municipal deposits ................... 36,367.21 .
‘ 'r“ ‘ ~ 554,746.67
Bills payable. including. obligations representing money bor-
rowed e ....... ........... .................. 121,022.32
Totul..'..}.'.5;..' ............. ............ 11.21512111111
Stnte of Connecticpt, County of 1311119111,“: . '
1. Chester male“, Cashier of the above-named bunk, do solemnly
swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and be-
iief. CHESTER B. SELLECK, Casl1.ier
Subscribed Ind sworn to before me this 81h day of January. 1915.
. , 11111101111101: A ELLS, Notary Public.
Correct—~Altestu .- . . , -
‘ “ ‘ . 1 . , , is o. KEELER,
“:1 j ' «.1141. abovn‘n. .
...“... .711"? ' ' . ~- .. {111118.11 Tolerant. »,
..Min .11 l _i ' ' ‘Dtroctors.
pg-..—-__.-11:-.-m11 . .
- ,ltllpdrt of the Condition. of
THE 000'"! NORWAL-K TRUST 09.
at the clbse ot lntsiuesron the 31111
day of December, 1914. ‘
Report pg thp ($811.83th of
THE PEOPLE'S ,‘FRUS‘I‘v COMPANY,
at the. Close of business on the 31st
day of December, 7.91%
Assets, , ‘j ' .. Amu. . ,
Mans and Discounts .. . . . . .508,3ll,21 W3 M Discounts. ...~.8513,084191
(Wordrsfts ........ Overdrafts ................. 907-117
171.21 .
~ Stocks and Securities, not
Stocks and Securities, not . 1
including those set aside
including £11009 8% aside
General Deposits 51,002. 9;. less current expenses and
Deposits. in, Sayings De- taxes paid .............. 38,784.07
partnient ....... 35,361.93-,Due to Banks. Bunkers and
Bills Payable ,,,,,, 15,000,111) Trust Companies .. ..... ‘.. 34,224.72
' . , , _ Dividends Unpaid .......... ‘ 1,545.00
Total Liabilities: ........ 315599.10 General .
State or Connecticut, County ., of Deposits $ 581,795.05
GEORGE L WOODWARDy
Nam. public. Vsuow mm .mmx-r‘smn 1111111 ,
. TIES E01! PRESENT.
”Truce Declared Until Attorney -Gcn-
oral G. C. Hinman Hands
Downinocision. '
HARTFORD. Jun 9.—-Rohei~t 0.
Snow. superintendent of the Capitol:
flor- the last two years, will continue
to administer the duties of the posi-
tion pending an opinion from Attor-
hey-General George .C Hlnmnn. A
>10
111101.1er 1N ouronsmvun rho;
1111011108.
WASHINGTON Jun. 9.——Domestlc
production of_' quicksilver during
1914 showgd a decline on compar—
ed with the production of 1013, so-
oording to figures today by the God‘-
lenient Bumpy. , ‘
The production lost your was 16.-
588 flasks 'of 75 pounds duch,wltl1
the approximate y'slue of tel-1.853.
01111111: 1918 the production Was 20,-
213 nooks vuluody-at 31113171..
There were thirty-three mines
glancing 1111111111111 in ililélh' or,
in ten Dime were a for-
nle. lt‘l'ul’butpmiol out , 11111; n,
on the one side and Comptroller I
Morris C. Webster and his appointee
declared late yesterday.
William J. Homersley, counsel for
Snow. had a. conference 51111- Comp-
troller Webator today concerning the ‘.
matter and the Comptroller after
word talked with the AttorneysGena
oral. It will be, uvorsl can before
1111' letters opinion is‘ ‘s’iv‘eh; 1n the; ,
11.1mm in. end it m-fllrdsdgf
, gentlest rescued till. 91min .
sit 1119811111116 111.18 11111- homo 11111111“
Browse". cone;
111.2111: 1
Second Floor.
uowLANofs DRY Guns
Tor Savings Denositore. .. 111911" for Swings Depositors ..1 144,331.50 ,
Furniture and 11111111.,“ .395 39, Furnithro and Fixtures 4,000.00
Due from 'other Dunks,‘ Banking House ........... 50,000.00
Bankers and Trust Com- , ”“9 from Odie" "In“.
ponies .. ..... .-.1. ......... 0.130.211 ' Bankers and Trust Com- ,.
Dug from Appmm Reserve ' ponies. . . . .‘ .............. a 6,827.28
Agents ...... 1.": ......... 1,124.52 Due imm Approved. Re-
United «States and National serve Agents ........... 51,937.72
Book Notes . . . ........ 11,342.00 United States and National \
Gold Coin .-...: ............. 150.00 131111: Notes -' ............ 33.78000
Silver Coin ................ 1,341.18 G014 Coin ---------------- . 1,300.00
Minor Coin ................ 580.13 Silver Coin ............... 3,500.00
Checks and Cash items . .1 3,292.54 Minor Coin ......... 198.12
Fund g... aside for 9“; Checks dud Cash Items ‘ 4,219.90
ings Depositors .......... 35,867.93 Fund set aside for Sav-
Other Assets .......... 257.93 Ines Depositors ........ 1.178,.31490
._,, , .
TOtnl Assets _____ 31,,5 911 10" Total Assets .......... 31 ,992,508 20
Liabilities. Liabilities.
Capital stock ... ........... $50 000 00 Capital Smelt .............. $50,000.00 . ‘
D“ 10 Banks Bankers and . ' Surplus Funds ............ 50,000.00 11 ,
Trust Companies .. 3410 22 Other Undivlded Profits, " ~
, Craham Flour, 511). bags.
.N. B. C. Soda Crackers, 2 lbs.
Royal Lunch Milk Crackers, 3 lbs.’
‘ A STULL
truce in the contest between Snow '. '
John' L. Wilson. on the other. was #1
\ .- «.u
wy, Jan-1111+ 9.710183,
The Wombat-w; - ' f " __ ‘ r . i"
Fine ass ‘ ;_' 9
just from HS 81 M, to
quick buying meow 822150
T he man who gets here between now and Tuesday
night may buy a fresh fine llait 5(l1afi‘ucr 81 Man: ([11:11— '
coat for $22. 59. - - A; at
It is such an overcoat as sells usually at 825 $28 830 '
or more!
W-‘
, .‘;.'.
Dress ovoicoats, some with silk lining. " ' ‘ " 1., _ 7":
iiiue ulstercttcs and ulsters of rich 111ixturcs. ‘ 1" 7' ' "
Balmacaaus of Scotchy air and fine quality.
Every coat shows the skilled handiwork of the expert
llart Schaffner & Marx tailors.
Every coat is latest style-,tull valuc at usual price.
Just. in from the Ilart Schanfi‘er & Marx tailor—slums.
Going out quick! Ii!!! {3
$22.50
Newest-style Serge
Dresses at $12.50
.
..-/4
\
'11
¢:4§§: "t p.
.1111 ,1 1
. .
' 1
81111051 a shock, but :1 pleasant (1111‘. is given by the
newest style of serge dresses. "f '
'lhcy have full skirts; not .1 little "fuller than jlast '
season but really full! _ '
‘At first glance, one thinks them unattractive.
l
ut
“hen slipped on they are very graceful and pleasing. “ J "
Trimming of braid in larious uidths adds just,
riuid touch of decoration. '
And they how high collar and good full—leni’iltf.
slccxcs. . l p \
Black, blue and meow-$1150 . V " ' ‘ f ‘j' " 7.1:» '
subsonic. JANr 9TH
wit urm1m1mt-‘mz-4: 4"
...,“ ,.,
One lot Of suits $5. 00
Another lot of SUITS $8 98
Newest models long and short Costs
M. Moltasch 8. Soul-‘7}.
120 Washington Strcét. mum ’Norvvlilk“ .-;.
—¥EX'I‘RA SPECIAbs—a—
uooo‘clsorpn. ........
Skimmcd Milk, full weight, a can —
'Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans ..
«11-1. 1
Selected Evaporated Apples in cartons
A, . 1'
‘We have jlillt received a ship
ment of Ranges guaranteed to.
bake and. heat, that we will Sell
“0:11;". .50 upwafrd. Coms_ a”;
lloo em over be are ‘
iWh¢F¢- For honest (1153“
prices 1511.110“ with Mr
" ”sonnet-21‘
IV 9 ”11111011111
’ . rare to 111111. can cornpare. ,
311111.111] Blduiilfi 1111... l Picture Framing and Gl
. 5' ""“~"!':‘11:.' "z 1‘ ' y . ‘ ~ ..
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