"‘ 6&8»’ yrs}. .‘. nits-é,»
1111‘. some 11011qu or
noun“, 3m, 13, tel”;
bank accounts andw make more money
in a day than perhaps. you em ml
'- in all your life. Well, it you do not
come and bear the facts in a lecture,
next Friday evening, at 'l: 46 p. 111.. in!
the Methodist Church, giin under thsi
auspices at the Men’s Bible Clue, byi
mendiciincy oilicer ot the Brooklyn;
Board of Charities, John D. Godlrey.=
All are welcome. as admission is free.
7 DARIEN
NOROTov
EAST" NORWALK
NEWS
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Harshall Bishop. of New Canaan. 0! their financial need, and the ever-
drove down (com his home. on Satur- present problem of securing mission-
day afternoon on a pleasure trin. aries to carry on the work flany or
' those in charge of the sdtions in
The “W N“ “$3“? firm 0‘ Mead & China, spoke Mr. Beats, are welbknown
“’1" 5' 00"“ xiiwet- report I W“ to the local people. having visited and
m 0‘ the "I! “it“ mullet M preached at the East Side Church; 1 . -
””3 cm“ 1 Rev. Mr Beale spoke of the great in- in fond M m memory a! “a"
terest manifested in the Christian re- Sarah M thlld, ""0 W'
ligion by the natives of China. He ”My January '8‘ 1912' at M"
cited one particularly interesting in- Conn 69” but “0' for gotten
Her daughter.
stance where over 200 students of a
Vlarge industrial school daily attend GRACE REED FMRGH'LD
the service in the Advent Mission M?
Chapel. asserting they wish to become. The ammo“ books are now open
as familiar with the western religion to.- inspection
as with the western business and in-:'
dustrial conditions. All the Advent
illusions in China are in a remarkably __
flourishing condition, and much new Lester Hilldley has returned 'to his-
territory is hoped to be covered with-' home here In” a 3030“"! “1(3th
in a short time. i
E. E. Gorbam, of East avenue, has
erected a specially attractive wire
fence in the rear of his property.
“‘4": .A A“)
‘4‘ a.-
8‘1“,“ Afr... um-
1dr. and Mrs. Harry Bentley, of
Stanford, VConnn spent Sunday with
It and Hrs. chains A. DeNoe, of
but avenue
Dr. Joseph Dollson. who has been
located on Van hellfire“ for some
time, today left the East Side and
opened his cities in Greens Farms.
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John Cornelius is 0111 again aftei'"
tonfillcment to his home. '
Harry C8"?E,,-°&'.l§9twalk. has re-
moved to Cove avenue on the East
files. when he he taken so his rai-
denoo labia new lwuss recently built.
The school children of Norwalk are
having no end of holidays, due to the
rainy weather or several days past.
The no-school signal; sounded again
this morning. '
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Thaddeus Hoyt is about again nit
ter monument to hill home with ill
.ness.
i Miss Alurgill'ci Hlnicy wanna visi-
‘ior in Stamford on Thursday otter-
Two undesirable citizens, Frank noon.
Scofleid and Andrew Barker, this.
morning were ordered to leave town
by Judge John Keogh. The two young
men- were arrested Saturday night by.
Ollicel- John Flynn and John Roberts, “The New Era in Asia' ways the sub-
i’ot drunkenness ma WW They jcot or an illustrated lecture in the
have been sleeping in borne on the ircsbyicriun Church Val Nurotou last
East side. anti mom o’émplsints "“‘mg ‘ ' _
lla1e been made. They received a The bar,” Woman's Civic Length
38“ 8911851108. which W88 31139930981 hold an interesting meeting in Cantu
providing they disappear. lor School Friday afternoon The sub-
Heat of the meeting was “District Nur-
sea."
The Methodist Juion EndenVor Ho-
(iety held it business meeting Friday
atternoon.
.llrs. Agnes Wins-her, and Miss
Illness Sullivan, oi New Redford,“
visitingat-the Insidenoeor Dr. and
In. R. M. Benedict. Theynviil leave
manner Washington. D. c.
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Women of the Tools e Sunder-
.lin. Soherzer Draw and Fowler Eleo-
ulcal Supply Companies have return-
ed tetheir respective homes. their
work on the" new bridge being com-
plated.
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Mrs Patrick Savage has returned
home from a Vleyit in Union Hill. New
,Jel‘sey. ' '
The regular weekly meeting of the'
Third District Commissioders will be
held this evening in the municipal all»;
tidal on Bayvlew place. Many matters
If interest will be considered by the
members. '
'l‘hc skating races which were to be
‘hlid lll (lurlizlm'li Pond in "proton
yistt‘rduy have been put out for an.
idclli reasons. This was a disappoint-
ment. as 37 entries'lla'd" been' made
‘amd the utiair gave promise of being
:1. notnll'c one until the warm weath—
er played, havoc witbftlieilce.
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This morning William Tobey, Allie --
Erickson. Henry Webb and William Miss Watson, 0: Stamford Ml been
Tobey returned to Port Chester. N Y . visiting her aunt. Mrs. George Cndllpp,l
alter speli'dlng the week-end with local 0f Church. Vfltmet
relatives The East Side men are ”i
5 aged in the oyster business in Port M188 Mabelle Ambler,
Chester. and report a busy season.
. Rev. 0.. iii. Basin. 0! the Norwalk M .
I. 011“er was in charge of Elsi Aver Mrs. Julia Hull; of Raymond street.
;’ ... M. 1!..le services last "“2: left last week 1811‘ 'a New York VV~lios
8’8, exéin‘mgbn’lp‘t’a With the [0&8 pith], to undergo treatment. '
pastor. Rev 8. P. Fairbanks. A de-i
disdly interesting address was given;
-by Rev. Mr. Barto. a large odom-
lion turning out to greet him in spite!
all the, .WGI‘V.
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of Cross.
V'street, is recovering from a severe
latter-k of the grip. M. Gould is about again after
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several days' illness.
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Mr. 11nd Mrs. Charles Sterling are
tislting in we“ Cannon.
2
' —L- A. Beers has begun work, in a
Miss Marion Jarvis. of Highland pointing contract in undoing.
avenue. has returned home litter
Ch l
visiting “mad: In .W Haven. V Mr. and Mrs. si on
have returned from aV1lsit ."' New
York. . ..
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Mr. and Mrs. Chttl‘ies n. Petty, of
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DcBiundu. ’.
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SAUGATUCK
w,,sW\M1—v.
Loeei reddemn were Messed to
lean that Senator Memoir M. Sai-
mon and Representative' Harry R.
i.
Sherwood have becohonored at Hart- '
ford. (isolator Salmon, who represents
ill..- Twenty—fifth Sella-101131 D381“ ‘t
has been appointed chm-1m 11 of tho
Lia-ills. Rivera and illidv .5 13111111111101.»
llt'firi'uenleix; - u' 1i was
f‘
11mph- ;1 members of tat: Coulomb-«- - r1
8‘ 1 JCfll ILT‘ldl'l' - feel certain
that the new State stroll bridge pro
."l.
' Wart" 5‘ My taken care
of with Mr. Salmon. a local resident
'chn of the Bridge COIYU’ll‘illel'.
'St. Bernard & Co.
: halide and My Groceries
Fault Stuck Renewable Priors
PROM” SERVICE
811W
Tel. Connection.
Coma
. ”0035 LOfiE' MATTERS.
South Norwnlk' Lodge inaugurates
New, Work for 1815.
South Not-welt bongo, No 529
Loyal Order of Moose. held its first
when the degree in Mousedom was}
candidates The dictator and secre-
tory of Stamford Lodge were present Har
and exuded to South Norwalk Was
an invitation to be with them on Fri-
day night nest legwork the degree oni
a large class of candidates. The 111-.
vitatien was and the omcers,
together with the mailman and Co. A,
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We’ve declared War on the Prices
RED
during our
TAG SAL
NOW IN PROGRESS
You can buy high grade Clothing, lists and Furnishings in
Men and Boys here now at a big reduction in prices escorting
to the iollowing prices. ‘
MEN’S SUITS & OWRCOA'I‘S'
MEN’S SUBS
Here 3 where ) on Will find some
exemplified on a 01m 0‘ ““99“ “9" V’of the. biggest values for the least;
made by ‘
money—Mons $llts
t, Schafiner 81 Marx as well
as suits made for us be' other
manufacturers.
Every suit is thiamsons style
and the assortment of patterns is
large and desirable '
Military Breech. ill;go to Stamford $553053!” ‘ """" $635
on Fflday” night anuary 22, for the ' 2m.“ """" ’ ‘ """ 37' 85
our”, The 081cm 0, South Nor $15.00 butts 810.85
“,3 [lodge m “,0 members 0, Co. i$i8.00 Suits‘ ............. $12. 85
A. will hold a rehearsal ot the de- $3900 5‘1““ ‘14-'35.
8"“ work a me MONO Home, Tues i$3500 Suits . . . .'. ........ $18 85
day evening at sight o'.clock @3000 Suits ----------- ~33” 51
Captain Frederick H Ganung and
Clarence L. Brush were visitors to?
Harlem'udu No. 16. and Port Ches- 4
car was. How kerb. Saturday. in.
the interests .9180th Not-walk Lodge
and brought by with them reports or
M m. villas-90mm thou
lodges and team- (or visitation:
as South liorwalk lodge to these ions.
as in the near tutors.
The next regular meeting of South
m OVERCM'I'S
If very 01' crcoat in our store in-
cludillg our line H'art, Sclldiiner
& Marx Coats go in this salt-~-
1n the lot are all the lit-nest
styles, shades and patterns ill all
sizes
Note the very alh'acllvc
. Mm:
Not-walk lodge tol- holiness will 1111331000 and $1200 l'am y Overs
hold Thurflfy night next, at which!
time there will be no initiation as all
initiations will be held on Sunday al-
.1erlloons in the tutors.
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WITH OUR ADVER'HGEVRS.
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Point- tov «Mindanao-rs to Cart ~
alder When Out‘ Shopping
Special uttering: aV'f Maryland broil- $10.31) and $1230 1“an and
on and slowing (owls at the Sanioary
lerkst. See adv. .
m pays a model-Vice tor rub-her.
Two of the cleverest and most inter-
esting games Med) in the present
pool tournament V39 *Hatner's East
Washington ot'réetpooi parlor were on-
Soyed by 8111‘?” number 81’ interested
.-floctntors Saturday evening. in the
first game. A. Berggren was the victor.
@Ifeating Russell my to the tune ol
89-76, but in the seé‘ond game Hr.
Wen went down to defeat. ll, but
a close margin. 'ai thVthVands 0! H. To-
hey. 85 -76.
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. A. Berggren and Frederick Berg
area, of the East Side, have lelt for an V.
fjodefinitc stay at Pompton Lakes.N
1.. where they have secured a contract
(or electrical work, with the Dupont
Powder Works, near that place. Work
is rushing night and day at the powder
plant, due to the large orders being
received from Europe. The Messrs.
' .i
, unseemly in Pompton Lakes and start~
“lag in business. Their many local
mends wish them success.
Ensign and Mrs. E. J. Perrett, oili-
‘Dflm “hem. of the local Salvation
‘ SAW.“ WNW“ $Vaivation
ill-ll. on Water street, held farewell
servic'e's'Rs W 1:48 P. Fairbanks, of the
‘Be'rggren are considering locating per-I
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mt Avenue M. E. Church. gave aV
bflal'address. Both msign and Mrs.
Perrett thanked the local people for
'3 their kindness and expressed their to
goal at leaving Norwalk. sMany oi the
. outliers- of the army spoke. praising
' their silicon in the highest terms.
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:HartVVtord in a to?! days: “
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a dainty supper was served.
Misses A‘ndrealthey will spend in
Cote, Caroline Ackart. Ida Kleini'eiter, i
This evening. in the Wile? street '1‘“! Katherine Dreher, Helen Webb. May'
.. M farewell service will be held- Prince, Eleanor and Marjorie Hall, a) doorkeeper in the Senate, and
. main and Mrs- Parr?“ have fog and Alice Plott-
1Mrs.C. Prince,
Raymond street, spent yesterday with
Harry 3W Ranks, oi 1239 Chapel
street, New Haven.
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Friends are glad to learn that Mrs.
William Huyisr is able to be dbout!
the house again. after her Hing illness
or 1blood-poisoning.
The ReilanceVBoclal Club will tumor--
row afternoon hold its regular meet-i
Ving.
cussed and every mémbsr is urged to
be in attendance.
Rowayton Methodist Church will hold
their annual mitebox social Wednes-
day evening in the chapel A splendid
program will 'be enjoyed and refresh-
ments will be served.
co me.
The storm last week it has been dis-
Matters of interest will be die or 11 fox and :1 large raccoon.
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The Afternoon Whilst Club was an...
tertainod last week. by In. Clifford
l’atohen.
Mrs. T. W. 'l‘readwcll has been aVV
guest or Mrs Waldo Raymond. of
South Norwalk. .
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Miss May Morrison, spent the week ~ .
and in Dulthury. nnd Miss Ethel _..1i
Barnes in Weslport '
F. B. Morobousc. captured 11 line
weigh-
ing 17 pounds. last week. .
Mr. and Mrs. oscar Budd have been
recent guests oi’ Mr. and Mrs; ms.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the erick Sturges in Georgetown.
()ut- of-l 011111 friends were week- end
guests at the Norileld residence at
Mr and Mrs. R W. Klppen.
George S. Hanks, has been appsint- ~
ed administrator on the estate. of the
lateVMrs. Rebecca J. Rowland.
Norfirid Grange will hold a public
covered dld considerable damage to‘instnllation or its‘ newly elected or-
the Tokeneke Club House. Several of flcers on the owning of Jan. ~30.
the concrete piers were loosened. and
the club house appeared in danger of
shifting its position. The damage, a
prv-nerty owner there estimated today,
night reach 8400: Repairs will be made
as soon as possible. ., ’
A surprise party was tendered Rus-
sell Hall at his home on Roton Point
road, one night last week A good‘
in attendance. were:
Mrs. Samuel Hall:
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time was enjoed by all, after which closed their “Nor-field residence.
Times the remainder of the winter, whim
Mrs. M. E. Godfrey. who is spend-
ing the winter out of town, is now‘
visiting her sister, Mrs. Freeboi‘n, in
Easton.
The little son of Peter Corbett, who
lost one finger and mangled two oth-
"ore. in a hay cutter, inst week. is im-
pi".o1ing
have
for
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amie.
New York.
George F. Sherwood. of Bradley
street has received an appointment as
Mrs Ernest Flatt, spends most of the week in Hartto‘rd.
The next of the satiet_"01d
intone: Ciel-it Addison and R
‘ ‘ us all ..
filler. 2. Charles Beale. ot_ Boston. Hibernianence Carver. Me'lvelle lgumfi"‘.’.1.nl1lohediDolmen will 13 elven on
post tot the. Marion streams. the evening 0! January 28. in the
den 8 her, (300128 CJIX'RL Francis Johnson, town “a“ undpr the mngmment of
“If! Association, '“t evening. ‘ 3‘18”“ Willy. Norman Vand Rus- Linsley Come and Harold Burrltt.
'tba East Norwalk Advent Christian 7”“ Hail. V
W. on Van. Zant street. interest- V . 2
no; new the worth! '0"! “1‘ mi m. the dogs do 1......
“5"“ mm id. “mm "'8 "' u“ “33"! “'9 09m“! ‘0 ‘0'"!- We? was held in the town hall. under the
film ’97 MA“ 8 ”W F“! .mwmumwn relvst auspices; of the Norileld improvement
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tholsrgo‘oolt- s , , Association, r o'dt‘ll :undarths
”8% WI- “...uusplces or :53" Al fim : W
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A film time is moortrd. From those
in attendance at the Whist parties,
elven Friday evening. one of which
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metals and leather beds.
The City National Bank pays pan.
ticnlar attention to the a'mount
women. Housekeeper: and business
firemen alike. are invited to open ac-
counts. '
mach's. See today‘ s adv.
Read Boern' Market adv.' i’or Tues-
'day specials
Cash in bank begets a certain pride
that shots on inclination to save. Open
an account with The People's Trust
Co. :
Bromo same:- at special prices this
week at Simeon-Powell’s. See adv.
Fast lreleht line to New York daily.
except Sunday.
Aiming J. Smith Transportation Lille,
inc.l
no you know what it means to be
8 Mill hinder? Road activism
and learn.
A pro-inventory clearance of desir-
able and susceptible styled waists at
Reed’s. See adv. . .
A new and dainty line-oi Hamburg
embroideriee at Tristrsin it Hyatt’s.
See adv.
January Clearance Sale opened at
Boston Store this morning. You will
find the moat amenable. and wanted
goods altered at, very econbmical
prices. '
The Great A..,&VP. 83.000 contest
starts hoday. Every boy and girl will
want to ti‘y to win the volatile prizes
toils given away. Read all about it in
today‘s adv.
coats ........
813 50 and $15.00 Fancy Over—
coats .. ................ $9.85
$1600 and 818.00 Fancy Over-
coats ........... ...... $12.85
$20.00 Fancy Overcoats .. $14.85
$23.50 and 825.00 Fancy Over-‘a
ol'
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Sale of pretty Vun'derclothes at Moi“-
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See adv of Tho'
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coats .* ............
$350 Black and 0.1.19.4 bver—
coats . L ................ $6185
Oxfolii emcee $7.85
$5.00 and- $16.00 Black Over-
coats ..-.........;,..... 811.385:
82000 Black and Oxford Over-
coats ...........,...... 814.85
885.00‘Bl‘ack and Ogiowflver—
. sin a - ..... ""3 ‘1."- .' films
$35.00 Black and Oxford .Over-
'..;.............. Sfiss
Big reductions in Men's Fur
LinedZCoats.
'ROGERS a
Boy’ 8 Suits and FURNISHINGS
Overcoats "W“ New SM“? '1?
All of our Boys’ Suits andi
Overcoats have been Red T agged
which means that every one has
Hie e’us 50c Blue Chambray
Shilts ................ 39c
; Entire stock of Men’s $1.00
Vbecn greatly reduced in price i Colored Negligt'e Shirts " 79"
, Here are Suits and Overcoats $L5", Manhattan Negligce' .,
for boys. of all ages from 2 1.2} 51““‘5 '1 """"" ,"5
V10 17 years at bargain prices. 1501: Outing 1' lannel Working .-
1V V Shirts ............... 391:
. 1 Men's 81 Clay Flannel '
5 Overseas . . ‘
Bog“) V7 Years- Vi \VSthVVr: .0. .V.V . . . 'F'l ..... VV . . . . 791:
$3 50 and $5 Overcoats . .8532. ' en 5 ‘ “ mg 3'1“"
V$SV 00 Overcoats VVVVVVVVVV $3. 35 l’ajanias ................ 79c
£86.00 Overcoats ---------- $435 \Iens -25c Black Cashmere
$850 (si‘crcogvs - ------ $6135 1 Half Hose 19c
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$10 an $12 NCO-a 5‘ 7 5 Men s Black and I zancyV Pure
all“. ill Bil Silk Half Hlose. .. 39c
Vov m”: . . Men’s Fancy I‘our- in-Hand
N Y Tidy. .->.- :5 - v i . .‘ .- "tr-1L. "'1. “39c
7133 be??? 2 1-2 to 10 532118;?“ \i'en’s $1. 50 Sweaters .VV._.V...VV9VV5c
,84 (30,101.. ...... .V.... 82.85 Men's $3.50 All Wool Sweat—...
33g goats . .......... .....5335 C'S"'""". .V1‘. '.........$2V4V5_
i 03f“. 1.. ...-I eeeeeee " 1V8 '
$4 5 \Ien’ s 85 Pure “V1001 ShakerSi ,
Boy's Knickerbocker Salli,M “’ca "SD b Rn. d u (13.45
‘ . * o r 1) c er—
SAgVC('V'VVOV '8 Years. ' ffearsceyu 396
:13: 53:: ' ' ' ' gagsfllcus 50c Fleece Lined Under-3
' we 1:, double or Sihlc ‘brea‘s‘ti—
5$56.00 Stilts. 1. ....... .$1.‘.8§l 3 . .
5:58:50. Suits 3535 cd Shuts ....... 3,9."
$10 Suits $785 11....- s. Natural W... "one;
1.0.1.... ...... . ......790
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LADIES‘ SWEATERS
‘ “no Sweats-u.... ....... sass.
Biligillils in Odds and Ends ofVi
Men’ 3 Winter Underwear.‘
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‘ $82 and $3 Fancy Vests 95c
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i 7 .00 Sweaters .......... 8.1.45
sumo Sweaters ..... 86.15 . ESPECIAL .AT ‘SOUTH NOR-
MEN'S DEBBYS asp isom' lnwsi WALK STORE VONLYV.
. 32 and as Halo ........... 8145. -
011.1 lot Men's at and 31.50 niece i$3 “Whatt‘m Shuts - 1 1‘ - -, $3125
(plows mallow to. . . .‘ ...... one 1812 Manhattan Shirts .. . . . . $1 45
STEVENj
NORWRLK AND SOUTH NORWALK
mam: CASE minim.» FUR
11111.11.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 18.——The lili-
’3 adv been corpus appeal of Leo M. Frank. ‘
,comicted or the murder of Mary Phe-
gan. the Atlanta factory girl
docketed today in the Supreme court.
The State of Georgia may now'nt
any time move to have it advanced.
for early; hearing. Withoutsuch ac-
tion. it will not be reached in' the
regular course of business :01 nearly
eighteen months.
RUB, RHEIIVMIVTISM Oil
Another big cut price 311.10 is other ‘
tised tor this week at Darcy's Prices
are quoted in today’s Mill. Read it.
mirzularsdrsvrtheunsstsue De-
posit vaults. Would it not be well to
plat-'0 such or 39111; 11911111811111 as are?
not in constant use in the security at
a box at the South Norwaih Savings
Batik? ‘ '
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a wing 01111118151111-
«soon. 1.1: spoil it 116 «snot a1
trio‘s
Ll'm.‘ V w .
inns-1'1; ‘wagmam we M'
5,0111 launchers
Rub Pain Him Out With‘Small Trial
Battle in Old “St Jacob’s Oil."
Rheumatism is "pain” only.
one case will fifty requires inter
nal treatment. .Stop dragging! lino
soothing, penetrating "St. Jacobs Oil"
Not
right into your sore, ‘stlit. aching
inlets. and rolls! comes instantly. "8t.
Jacobs oil" is a harmless rheumatism
lininlollt which .3079! disappoints and
one not burn the. ski _V.,
blather up! Quit complaining! Get
a small trial bottle or old, honest "Bl.
,
1 :V: Mill Oil", at any drug attire, and in
2 just a moment you'll _.an lersa 011111.;ng
WW WWI still-
mini lint await m-
? Elici-
Was :
STATE BANKS 8H0“! 'commercial deposits in state banks
'GR’EAT WPROV'EVMENT anfi trufit companies increased $3351-
397 .18. ' * j
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Bulletin of state Commission Reveal! .i ,1
heirlooms to sleet Tonight to Act. on
[inpatient Measure
: Wasnmo'ron'. Jim 18 —-—Chiet‘ in-
Tho monthly bulletin of the state.
bank commission. containing a state-
ment showing the condition of the
tercr' in Congress today centered in
banks of Connecticut on January 1, is
the outcome of tonight's caucus of
issued today b: Bank Commissioner Senate Democrat on the govermneni
Fred P. Holt. it deals with eightytwo Vsmp But-chase bill for upon. its action
‘iawinss banks and litty~seveVn state depends the late of that measure.
banks and trust companies, and shows!. TW‘S'MS mucus» “”3 ““0““ 0m 0" -
a great improvement in business can1 the smppmg Bill. 1" for the purpose
ditions as reflected in, large deposit merits Democrats are divided over the
and cashéon-hand gains. The V{agate-V term at the bill, vigorous opposition
i
‘mellt follows, in part “*1“ having developed at the GOVerVnithint
fowncrship feature at Saturday 11 g it
Total deposits, Jan 'caucus. They are confronted also with
1.1915 .8812w489353 .31Vthe “firm,“ “”05“,," a the “0.
Total deposits“ Jan. ‘ publicalls, who have anmunced theil
1 1.1914, .V30,7 822, 608. 53 intention of detecting. the bill if Dos
' ‘sible. Crime of the Democregs believe,
' ' howovor,V. that it the Govern ent own-
1mm ""”‘ '4’ 646'744‘78191VVslilp and 'n Goversinmefl _‘comVlioilcd
0th" “9"“ ”9- ' {steamsmp corporntibn test s are cl-
"The American Bank a Trust Co. imina‘ted from ’igiie bill at tonight's
oi N w van, opened 1V0:- busing“ caucus the measure can be passed
a 38. _ and that it will him the Mount of
nee-into 33.1 181.41 -: .9
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‘ “The sum“ improvement inwbual- Angbgl't'lr mistler which. caucus"
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