(War. we. 3;. 19:5
tiou, whoa—by the Ftrul'th ilib‘ll‘itl \\3.~
lreilcvod of all the liability to build he
HAYES.
CITY MARKET
69 no. null 31.
(but lltbllti)‘ wu given to ‘hl: Third
District in addition ‘0 the amount the
”hind District t‘tjnlnbult‘: to the Fire
llkmnmcnt and Policr [minimum 01
[the F‘uur'h District just an pill the)
lfooi the-m stain Enlé‘bfi our comm»
slouch and thou? interested take some
action to offs-ct the Aloha of the li-
llaminating Company.
‘ Yours wry truly,
i ll T. Ml‘ltl’lii‘.
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A. HASSEN Editor Sentinel:
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tprtatlttn til
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lill\\il:\Tt‘Ii llLt'Ht’tl an apple
WNW. at the lam council
8V»: lam,Cor.Ooborne Ave.
'tif Rouatlull illtilLit'. lllltl Haiti Nor—
.uullt war not alluuetl a nut tor the
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improving of Static“ at‘cnuc, talinot
.Lc figurcd out by Haw Nurwaik rosi-
tttt‘lllr
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SWEET POTATOES
NATIVE PEACHES
NATIVE TOMATOES
Si‘dHlW ulclluc L.\>.~l trl‘lalll‘
.ly ha: a: lamb ll’dl‘ht' .ts llowaj-ttin
PINEAPPLES itclut in fettt. luoic. ll la onw of
4 film pl‘lntlpal .ill‘t‘vls in the l£a>t >‘itlc.t
r“ CANTALOUPES ‘ Valid tllc condition in “llll‘ll it llrm is.
WATERMELONS is deplorable. ilutst dittbu‘ and tilltl
tztitiliinc to lllalt'r' i2 illtlsl tllfi.l!1!‘t‘t’..tllt'
ALL KINDS FRESH l for ilultllllttlvtlt‘h‘ or t~ctil-.~lfi.til> to t:«
FRUITS AND VEGE.
TABLES EVERY DAY. t
it. 1: not HAL-l Noi‘ualk a: lilil'l”"“'”
a Mttlolt of llll' tottll lt~ lit'“11.‘"”'
. . . y u » L?"
From lllt‘ limp: til its bl l" "‘
‘ “‘t‘liltl "‘3‘ Hunt. Ftl H Ull.‘ llltlr't'lllUll.
Q 1 "' l- lit ltt :llti'il‘lrlldlt‘ll l‘.‘ yr!" ('Uu“ ‘
l l‘lll‘tft, ltl llt' t;>-t~ti ilt tlt- “l'lll‘l‘l’ ““1
l . ll i'uttl~ in .2- ltcpc that East
C19 tuna .< . .
T phone U' 1522 ‘ Nttttt.illt \‘ill Pl ‘5‘ “my.“
We Deliver t’ TAXPAYER.
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at ‘lle home of Mrs. (‘hrisltlpht-l‘
,. u \‘au iltllt strict, unlit-r the
topical. or (‘hrlitt church. A tint- time
\till he enjoyed.
lllL
EAST
NORWALK
t It meeting to discuss [llt‘ lit-st ulcana
‘ot‘ holding the spcclal elt-cliou, on Scp-
itcmbcr 11, will be llcltl tonight, ill tllt-
“lecrty Manufacturing t‘tnnpttny of-
tlcc, East avenue.
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‘16 THE THIRD DIBTRIIST T0 t A number of young mcn ill tho East
I! FOOLED AGAIN? Side have exprcaacd their intcntitln of
lpartlclpating in the swimming raccu
to he held at Rotctl Point on Sunday.
Aunt Slat, 1916
Editor of South Norwulk Evening
munch .
1 Tim l‘cnular Thursday evcnlnn pray-
/ . - ”fi- .jo‘r mrt‘tinx will be held in the East
g attributing circular ““5 M“ sent Avenue M. B. churcll this evening:
3" “$623113: 3; ”a“: ”1"”;“kr‘lh” not. 3. P. Fairbanks will bc in charge.
M c. v 1‘ no Ni 0 0 th
mine light plant. “l
_ MSir'w l (‘liarlcs LcCroix la conflllcd to his
' home because of illncss, lic cxpcctit,
. ourerucatedt-x-i.‘ .
"‘13:“ :36” ~01 £:;;:; #31:; however. to be out and around by Sut
tflct t0 ll-P held at the nfllcc of Tho,urday'
Walk Manufacturing Company,1
allot pro, at 8 p. m., Thursday, August? ‘ 'Illc Bright Star wart towedtothc
3!“, for ”‘9‘. purposept organizing “midlands opal dock, front lNcw Yprk, yes»
discussing the be,“ ppm to bc follomsd berday. by the Atltlle \ 2nd.
at the special election to be bold Scp- —_—
tember ilth. for the purpose of voting George 0""m’" *" yacht ““3 launch-
ou the lea-59 of the Electric light ‘cd yesterday and is now ill first-class
Inuit. condition for Labor Day.
it- -.,
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Yours vcry truly,
CHAS. E. DUNXEBACKE.
. The “best plan" referred to in the
. request is to form an organization for
’1 . ,flte purpose of getting out thc full vote
.. 013‘." of thc opponcnts of the Bloc»
‘ Iric Light Plant. Isn't it about time
that the tax paycrs who own the plant
and who have heretofore supported the
t," ' giant, and who have the beat the in-
~ ‘terest of the District at hoart. to lake
Avaome action toward protcctiug thcm
calves. They may lw sure that thr-
Unlted Illuminating Company will fun
Knish all themecessary aaslatancc. for a
bull organized campaign to llavc the
voters of the Third District itcccpt the
lease and hand the results of eight, “What's the charge against her lIUS'
years of labor over to it. Ju‘tt as the, band?”
:poople Worc foolctl about. the amend-l "Neglect of her bulldog and fall-
llr. Ayers and wlfc, of Long Island.
are spending a few days in this city.
The "Delmar" is bring palntcd and
ovelllaulcd by \l‘allacc lllttc-s.
Tho Addic V-i’nd towed bttrrze No.
26 to New York ycstcrday. '
(‘llarlcy Brccsc is spending today in
Miauus on busillcss.
TOO ‘MUCH.
' “That fashionable Mrs. Fllllldlltl has
sucd for divorce."
Estuarine in thc Third lliStl‘lU, and «.iii.
inlet‘llldfi ill in lined in lllt‘ putting-h
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CANAAN
INTEL
rut sour-n mm
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ml
nu
weei‘s visit Ilth run. Susie non. flirt-Id To” vi Hum... HEM,
FOX-ten! or the Heights, who not do! I”! , »
i live:- at Woudbury, l. l.
l ’5" sale Send i. emails; I umflu'l‘c‘g “ mm”
|
! Tin :: ~ 2. .~ t lsll~l.;lil 'lfl iilpcrunce
Eduard Bflaia of Millard 1W. i‘i. Wad :‘srcguiar monthly Incl—:-
mahv‘ger o! u“) local A. l P. m. “on: !:v l'br;::y ltullll'llg ,t’votwrdny
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l was visiting friends in to“ I 09‘? "' 'Wi’ln 'l'he womcn Idlscuved Ill»-
l of days ago. HUD-”m5.“- Ul a no lit t-trt- cont-Liv
_______,.. Dali;r ll.tltlw ill lllr‘ poll: llt'N’ {his
N. L Sea! is haung a sidewalk MissAuliiefiwiit‘ldo‘m' r r.« i m] R... J. A. Stmantlt, “FM 3””
cloth erected in from or ill: store. 5 ha; mm“; “on: - vi.w . Wit-ml tar) oi tlw l'Uiillt‘CIlt‘u' ’l'cmpcrancc
————— days “I”, her broth fit l \l. ii t “H il, liar yicldt-d Act-Aral contempt-«5
Finest Elma of Brooklyn spent the
500mm, at 51min”) at.“ H mbclulit'v batik-l: lit‘l‘t'. it “11>
weekend with rclativcs in town. ‘ ulldrrattiod thu’ lie would lake or
: ...———~ 5 L. 1“. “mill gilt} h..~' lrlcn-l- [ti Walsh attilt— part in organizing the camp
(‘nitti‘nctor John Mahon is construct- ing'w' h.:.t it 'ullll‘d m that m;_,_ Mull this year If a mm.“ in ,0 m.
in: a concrete walk about the .lohmwn all” t-é.- it. g for some little at the made. the petition for a lot» on tit»
garage. Toll: ._ itv lint. of Mr. iiutli. umwolt must be flit-«i with lltl" Selim.
’-
lkt\\'ill R. Merritt. jr.. is spending
it Falls and
a week's vacation at (‘ro'o
Carmel.
____._,—
William l’fll‘tmclli of M“ V” “'
wick “uh Frank
visiting in town this
(‘ttlcone of Locust ateliuo
‘ fl
lit» Arlctic l'uz'dy of t‘rolon Fall's
i~ .itljt'Hllll a lilo unit‘s visit with
.\t»- littkit‘ Morin: of South Main
hll'f‘l'l.
..—....__
Tht- regular meeting of Richard Hob
comb camp. Sons of humans, will be
lit‘ltl ill Raymond's liall. pm Monday
melting, at tho untlitl hour.
Miss M. L. lloyl cntcrtniltcd a ju-
ltitzr NWlllg circlc at Mr home on
.‘l'rlttl: Main strt-c'. Monday ttftcrlloon.
Thu liltlc out 4, whilc llll‘l'l‘ “as not a
lull quorum, cnjoycd a Illtllbiinl aftcr-
A lliftll pirty will I)? held this cl't‘ll- 1100“-
»\t the hit: annual lttcct of lllt' Mct-
rtlpolitall Asmciwion at lllt‘ llrtloklyll
Atlllctic lt‘icld. Saturday. William Kra-
lt‘t.
powlcz. won third lef‘P in the
54‘» lltlllntl weight throw, Will alto
Sllt‘ H2 for? and ll influx. in lllt‘
5t; pound Vl't'lglll throw. Will
."t‘t'l!‘.‘1‘(l thltd placc by hurling the
ttt-lch‘. 31 int and tiM-quarttr inch.
\\’lll lllld to t'nllllwlc against l‘ltl Ryan,
and PM Mclltmnld. thr- world champ-
iont ill wclahtthmwlng.
invitations arc out announcing the
coming lllarriagc of Gerhard Frederick
l’lchn‘ to Miss Ethel latwrcncc. the
happy evcnt
gational Church. This wedding will
be one of the social ”out: of the sea-
son. and will he witnmacd by a largo
clrclc of friends and relatiyca.
: DARIEN
g ii“ ‘OROTON
Miss l'ltlllfl Sllcrcr of tho local tclc~
phouc cxchltingc is now enjoying her interest of the Sunday evening upr-
two-wccks‘ vacation.
Thc Misrca llrndy of “'08? Menu-s.
have hccu clltcrtailling tltcir cousin.
Joseph Brady of New York.
“A
Col. ‘ficorgc Robbins, aupcrlnlolldcnt
of thc Fitch liomc, lil cxpcctcd to re.
turn front his vacation on Friday.
Miss Gladys Illrchard has rctllrzlcd
to llcr work at lllt‘ local tclcpltonc (-x-
cllaagc al'tcr ttvo \vecks' vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Lcroy Austin of New
(‘anztan wcro Sunday visitor of Post-
. lent to their chartcr at the last clcc- ure to support the sumo, l bclinvo." master W. l. Austin of tlie llcights. lilicly take a trip to New Hampshire
E THE
'3 Ml
etc.
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aim
to occur on Saturday.
September to. at 7:30. at the Congre-
- meM-Im ma
SSENGER
men by Sept. ll. so Illv lt'lllpfirafltfir‘
livitwrt iLuwoc. who has been cler' folks must act quickly. it at all.
or l“. B. Bani u (‘0...
Heights, tor suveral years, has
resigned his position.
in; it! tlic >turc
at Ill' The School Board has dccidcd to
postpone the reopening of tht- schools
for three weeks. bccause til the prc
valence of infantile paralyais. it is
expected, however, that pupils who
have been spending the summer out‘
of town will return to Uaricn at
least two wccks before the opening or
school. it is probable- that. 'it pupila
remain out of town for a longer per-
iod. they will l:n rlllljt'l'lttl to two
uecks' quarantine before being admit:
John W. lhlfldfllt‘ and Geo. l’eaaton
who have turn on a trip as far as
Lake Champlain in Mr. ‘Peaston's nio-
torboat, are expectcd home today.
Mrs. Charles Bennett
avenue, Noroton. who hats been on I
visit to Woodbury, Long inland. ha:
returned home aitcr an elijoyublc
of Noroton
trip. ted to school, its this is the rule:
7-» which is bring gt‘llt‘rflll)’ Inadc in‘
William Dugdule and Clw'encc Luu- other part of “W State. to brew-at
ton of the Heights wvrc
port. a few days ago,
the Newton lleights
merit.
the spread of infection in tbe- schools
by lllOb‘t‘ “lit-i may have lice-t top-3d
to the» discusc ill othcr plat-ca as it ll
grilcrully agrwd that lllt‘ germs will
incubatt- \tilhill two weeks it at ull.’
in midge-
on business for
Fire Depart-
Charles M. Richmond, casllicr of thtI “" -.. "-
Soldlera' Home at tht» liclghts for A local :lcuapaprr plates that the
nearly nine years, will sort-r his con trolley railway olllclals indicate tint
nection with the institution today. they 8“? WINDS 10 “WP! raaidcnts 0‘
Darlcn and Nuroton on tllc tivc cunt
farc belttlen Stamford and nation
half way on this transportation pro-
position." “’cll. come along, \vt- i‘t-ol
quite sure that Attorltcy Audit“: \‘ilIO
William L. ‘Mcllale and (i. .l. r‘ttriiliu.
of this town, who arc both nlciubcri
of (‘tl.. 0. 9th itcizilncnt, 5.1}.5. N. L,
arc enjoying lifc at thcl‘lattaburg
camp. represents the .\‘orotou maiden" who
.._. are trying ltl "[tl‘tratli‘tlt‘" tiit' l Uiilttt'
Mrs. E. A. Spooncr and her son, lluut Company to reduce the trolley
Ruaecll A. Spooncr havc returned to
town. aftcr a vacation trip visiting
lelatit’es in the cattlcrn part of tilt-
Statc. most of the time bciug SDP’H
with Mrs. Bpooncr's daughter, Mrs
Law, at New London. '
tart: l‘roiu Stanilord will bc very glad
to hear any reasonable proposition Illt‘
company may have to propose. (‘ar-
talllly it Would be null ll lit-tier for all
partlca intt-rvstcti if lllt')’ could come
to titllllt‘ friendly agrccmt-nt rclativc to
this tare buhiitesu beforc it goon to tho
Fuprcnlc l‘ourt.
Rev. H. S. Froaatltt, lot-mttrly pastor
of the local M. E. t‘hurch. while t'll‘
joylng hlll vacation, looked in at his
former church upon the parishioner-
who had -‘=ll_lo.\ttl his year of rtcl‘ylca
with them, and were glad “to shake
his hand once more. last Sunday evcn-
lug.
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G. l‘. llonncll of (irccnwlch is known}
widely as the owner of Old Glory, one!
of thc fastest motor boats on 1110.
Sound. 80 last lit Old Glory. than
many times she has evaded the cut,
todlana of the law who sought to atv
“lilcll her. Then, too. her name sccmit,
to auggcut to good Americans to lloepX
off. All Greenwich rang with tho‘
Mina Hall. the llbrunan or the Dur-
;len ‘i‘ree Library. has returned to
:town, after a four wccku' vacation. story. some time ago. of the armed'
the last two of which werc spcnt in rcaistance her owner and crew made
tattendance upon the conlcrcnce of tti thc ofiiccr who trlcd to get aboard‘
I thc State. under the direction of the to serve legal papers, resulting in their
State board of education. at lb uon- being all flncd in the Borough Court‘
nectlcutAgrlculturnl Collcgcut Storrs. for rcslsting an odiccr. Unhappily.
Old Glory has again been thc object
of more legal troublc. and has Justl
hwu attached to unitary lt Judgmcnt of.I
$1,000 by J. Ross Collins glarcltlnonl l
vices in the Methodist Church. by'Thc papers have been filed ill the'.
,thclr lliUSlCtti talc-m. Last Sunday Bridgeport courts. t
night's scrvlco was one of the most.
cnloyahlc held in a long time. for the
congregation sang heartily under the
leadership of those able alnxcrs.
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The Millie: Evans, sisters of Mrs.
SIC. Johnson arc adding much to the
h
5 Mrs. Holley ll. Seeley. owner of tltr‘
Broadhall ion at Noroton. and who!
lives at her pretty home adjoining tho
I inn on the Post Road, rcturncd homc'
Mrs. Natllg. formcrly of New Hump lyeatcrday front the Adirondacks.
shire (but now u rcsldcnt of Stunt. tvhcrc she has been spending several
ford ever since Dr. Nadia, her hull- wceka. Mrs Secley says that she!
band has been connected with Dr. had a dclightful trip. She is a mem'
Givcns’ sanitaritlm). usually rcturns
to her falllcr's homcstead for thc sum-
mer. but has spent this nelson in talc
lag short trips to the suburban place:-
of interest :lcar Stamford. and will
The
H. Seelcy. her husband;
and stopped at Forest Lodgc.
late Holley
oer families of this section of (‘onncc-
tlcut. Mrs. Soeley‘a son. Charles H.
r; J
k
ll Silllll W‘Wm‘ Isl?
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“.ritnds in town.
for Lil cxtcndcd visit with Mr. and
her of the Adirondack Lcttguc Club-T
was a membd? of one of the old plon- '
. WALT”
pnsroonn .. ‘
St’ricy, and his wile live with tin-l From evening the textual? We"
motlwr. and ill: two little children)“ of Court Westpul‘l. Fulfil?" 0'
are lineup all around Darlcii as the America, will be held, I‘bUi swim"
I
prelim-t and cutest "young ones" inn“! business will be ll‘dfibdt‘lxd. Al
the neighborhwd'. M" SW1” ‘5 “'guod attendancc i: th‘:ilt‘d.
glut golt‘ player. and is often own on; -:
llw “the il=.i..i links. «it \tlll“.'i club l‘t‘: Rtlrtlws (hm, bound Beach an!
is a member. and he is also on» of llic
't‘il ltllu own thc * - ‘- ... ‘e t . . . . .. .
g . . . h gull (“ma ld’ul' M" liltinbttii billiosswr, ill the i urn..~.
t-‘ljlt ‘, pg. t' . < . ~ t.‘ . ,
L, 3 \‘L {:1 “ti. lid: lit—Vi) ill bua. ( 3.”: halite >lltl’Ml (ll LN, p4. ii: id.
ncs. in . on 'or' t‘llv tor .nan' e r: l 4
- 5 y ‘ lit.) 5..., “Uluev on Lone Lot> Mint. iii.
and >lie hardly nilssw a day from bill: t . .
t.l a tint with he: bi‘trltiil. :wlll
bcirg entertained a. tilt» hoot.» el Mm.
_ ill
111l"3b_ VllIllt—I‘ or summer. Stir in: \\t‘l l
and “ill b» a bi- «no.
which pill
mclal cwnts
A tronranl, all
>otls of sports ha.‘ been plailltul {on
M. “ ‘—
AND
known in Iht busituas world in spu‘hak‘H‘L l
York.
..._.__._. Tin" lilrlllbkl'fi of the t‘oirpo Lila
~u~-; ~sr- . - w... pluard:~ 'aie bus) nialtitiu‘ uranium
‘ . ‘lllt'llir tor thc. carnival. “lilllz ‘ll‘y‘
I . I E ‘al't’ to hold at llic‘ butch Labt‘)‘ iniy.
)WES rPOl‘T' i‘lli- event will wind up t’tt sumo-r
‘ m
liicl‘itit
l
l.
(_ ‘ I m the afternoon. during Wllirb 4' broil
;‘3AL GA 1 UCK conct rt will also be tnjolsul. ill
‘ the evening a M will be lltld at
' Q Ma."— ’7" A [be Infam-
MI. and In. Clarence Northrop —-.—-——u———-—-—- “
left yesterday for a visit in Albany. ; t:
N .Y. 1 ‘l
A tcrandu is being built on tho 4: :D
west side of the rcsidencc of Mrs.” l
t ‘.A.A:::::::—‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ “ ‘ ""
lauoro, in Greens Farms.
l Miss Janet Lewis,
Ira. Charles Murray. of Bridge‘tnlt‘r‘tainins M13 and Mr“- I“"”- "t.
port, spent yesterday with her moth-EBuffalo. ;
er here. ’ l
l'r. and Mrs. t'oykcnt’all hatc H“-
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mllbankftutned to their home in Token! he, at-
vieitcd last week with New Yorkiter a week‘s vittil out of town.
friends. “ l -
P, 1. Warren, of New York, has? A cordial invitation is‘utcntisd‘ ti;
' all inclubeic of labor unions lll ..m
WI! ”"9”de “ the‘fiome of aboul Rowhton to be pnaeul iicxtj
Sunday at the ovonln: service at tho
Rowaylon Methodist Episcoml church.
The autumn: of the Moral t‘mln-
;(ll of Churches of t'hriat in Alli-‘llCtl
[are being followed out in the tiltlfl'
“‘9‘ R. N- Penny has rcturncdjif scrticc, Thcpastor, Rev. Eltal S.
fl‘tl'l' pleasaut viait with ll‘lt’ndS.Ja(‘lir0ll. will rpcnlt on the subpct‘t
in letntic. l“Tlm Solution 01 the Social l‘loblcm
limit the Scriptural Standpoint."
(‘lltit’lca .‘liofiett, of Brook] n, has
y ‘spscm. TRAIN HARTFORD T0
been a uncut at the home of .‘ll‘h.
' AY l916.
Katc Walsh, lll tlrccnit Farms. l NEW YORK' LABOR 0
Mr. and Mrs. P. N. Salmon hurc‘
"turned from a pleasant vltslt with
friends in Boston.
,il
on.
“ ~+
Mint Muzlcl Slovenia, of ilridgcportl 0!) account “l ll": Oliwl‘d‘l‘c‘: M
' - I labor llry, tho .\t u lurk. he“ Haven
film“ 135' "Wk with friends at ( our, & Hartford ltallroal, :ollowing ite usuc
D0. Sal cuazom, uill discontinue a number
‘of local train-s into New York the mor<
I plug of SPptt‘lllbOl‘ l. and return trains
‘ln tltc al‘crnoon. Notices have been
ipostcd informing the public 0! special
stops that will be made by regular
trains into and out of the oily to.
‘Work on the addition‘to ‘thc Britlgctmver the seh'iCe di'ipensed with on’
rtrcct school in being rushed alld it within holiday. ..
cxputed that the work Will be 00““ To act-onlodate tlldsc who wish to
PM“! ”to”: school opens f“ “‘9 reach New York ilondn)‘ night a spam
Saturday and Sunday a constable
was on duty at Compo Beach kecplng
the childrcn from out of town from
visiting the resort.
{an '"m‘ llal train will leave Hartford at 10:45; «
‘p. m, making principal stops to New:
Ml" and Mrs. “an“ Duln‘a‘ie York. due at lzltl a. in. l‘mtem giv.
have I?“ 10" their home in Ohio “1" log the full schedule of thit~ train art‘
displayed at stations al‘fcctt‘d Thlfi
Mrlt. Arthur C. Taylor, in Greens scht-dule will be subject It) till'lk‘.‘ d5k
Farina. in)“.
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"Elie pity National Bank
To Young Men
This Bank has special regard for the young man who
has shown ability and judgment in the conduct of a small
business. ‘ ‘
That, a constantly inCr‘asing number of successful mer-
chants. of mature busineSS :xperiencc. find this Bank a sat-
isfactory place to transact their Niall-s, is an indication of
public confidence and appreciation.
Banking facilities that appeal to such men are worthy
of YOUR consideration.
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Norwalk Chronicler