Cards,
Less, 251:.
DIED. 1 TO LET. 1
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EHOUSE —— A'I‘ DAYTONA. TO LET~AUTOMOBILE STORAGE
,zlon., March l2tii, liliT—An- room ior one car. On South Main
its, widow of Alfred Moi-choose,
ien, Conn, Notice of funeral
street, opposite Clifford Hotel. Inquire
at Harris 11; Guns. 11 arc-1‘ 511cm, 1.0.1.111
Norwaik.
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TO LET—-STORE AT ii ”WATER"
street, also loft. at 40 Water street,
WANTED.
VRNTED~GIRLS BFS'I‘WEEN 14 South Norwalk. lnquiro of Edward
16 years of age. J. .1. Cash Ltd. Farrell, 24 liaviland street. [
' 11113 tit D--—:- - - -‘ -"*“
TO LET—~HOUSh WITH ALL
modem improv ementi‘. in good iocal~
ity. centrally located. lnquile at 20
Taylor avenue, near Flam-x Hill llond.
{ANTED-MEDIUM 5:121:11 SAFE
quire Warwick llotel. Dempsey
11112. Tel. 2015. 11113 31
ANTED—GIRL eon GENERAL mm LET”: “(gm‘iiecowhA‘iE “4“
work in family of two. Mrs. i provcme‘n 8' , 5" n, C It on run
1 and ham. 5 minutes from’ trolley.
. Olsen, 8 Elm strut, Norwalk. ,
H ___ Reasonable lent to light party. In-
quire- 31 Stuart avenue 11110 "t
. ANTEWK’OSITION AS GENE“
jumworkei.lnqui1e “G" care of
fine! 011106 or tel. 281 12 1111s. Perry
mm 3';
To LET—f1 ROOMS IN 00011 CON-
dition, set range. 1101 and cold watet,
also good garden. Inquire Elizabeth
Gugcr, McKinley Place, ‘Rowayton.
FOR RENT—4141008132 G ROOMS
all improvements 64 Woodward avev
nue. Rent 825. Inquire of C. E. Hoyt.
,_ NTED~POSITl0N AS HOUSE—
per in plain family. Address M.
0 Quintard avenue. 11113 31
VANTED—OIJ) FALSE TEETH.
won’t matter if broken, 1 pay from
in 35 per set. Will be in Norwalk
day and Saturday only. Drop a pos
lei/BOX 10. euro Sentinel office, and
i call. 11113 31
T0 LET—FURNISHED ROOMS,
p1i1atc. family, steam hoatcd,elect1ic
lights and bath. ‘tise or telephone
two minutes’ walk from center. Phone
1423 3.
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TO LET-~12 ROOMS, ll W001);
ward avenue with all improvements}
Inquire at 64 Water street, llerman &.
"ANTED—FEMALE 111131.11. PA-
,,,,‘BOXES. WE \\'A.\'T EXPERI-
ED STRIPPERS AND TABLE
, KERS. WITH otrn nexus 8“,,nt Tel. 1610.
TEM STRIPPERS CAN EARN, ,___ __ M
1 1 "1‘0 18 PE 1111210 me1 Q. -
11-5 (151131113 1511101155111? T0.$151NT0 Lawn/111011. SI‘ORI., 72.
.1 . ~ "oitli Main street. South Notwalk. inI
.1035 8 A- 1‘" T0 6 P- M “RITE quite at United Gioren (to,
" CALL STAMFORD i’.\i"l£ ll BOX
STAMFORD, CONN.
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TO LET—TWO LARGE‘ UNFUR-
_”""“”" "'"“”’“'irlis‘1hed room‘s, with batl1,iight and
ANTEDwIRIJS IX MARKING heat, Hi 38 BflyVi'eW avenue.‘
tmeni. Apply Norwalk Steam 11191.12“
dry, 43 Day street. 11112 31 1 M... ..,.-w‘
, 5 TO LET~STORE 207 WASHING-
; ton street East. Norwalk. Apartments
‘1‘ or eighteen {9" general 5‘0"“ 209 Washington street, East Norwalk
ADM WW?" - 11111112 "1 and 39 __Cl10.pci street Not-.wnik In
“9111' 8- 16 South Main W901- [quire 01 South Main street. Tel 00.
, ANTED-OPERATORS O\' Sth‘ ;
innchines. Good pay, also 10 1101‘
1. bonus while learning. ll. Jacob
one, shoe manufacturers, lloldeni
119, Norwalk. 11112 31
[,5 ANTED—(11111. snow 1‘ stavnx.
TO LET-q “APARTMENT AT 55
:Spring street. 5 rooms on second floor
With improvements. inquire of Mrs.
Ii. 'i‘mlov. 16 Grove streut, or Tel
758-12.
L. -.- .--W._.n._.__._.... Mb- _.
. ANTED— FIRST Ci ASS “'00” TO LET—140F515 IN S“ARTZ &
tern maker. Good chance and 51011
Business and Professional
on this page, Twenty-Five Words
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Miscellaneous Ads.
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Three, Times, 50. 1 week
$1.00. Blackface or Caps Double Price.
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FOR SALE.
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FOR SALE—THE FURNITURE 01F
a seven room apartment, house, one
minute from South Not-walk station.
Six years established, taking in $52
rem, $20 a month, Write 'K.
FOR SALE«llA'l"i‘iCllS ATTENL
11011. ”km: a complete outfit for malf-
ing stiff hats. Cost $100, will sell for
$10 and the cost of this ad. it 1.. Ar-
‘, Willi. 154 71111111 street, Xorwulk. 1111i: '31
.FOR SALE—JKl’i‘tfilEN RANGE.
Good condition. inquire of John F.
Darrow, 195 East avenue.
FOR
SALE —— ASH BARRELS,
lined with galvanizeddrmi. luit life
time. Three sizes, price 27k up. South
Norwaik Oyster Earths Co 0., 140 Water
, street.
FOR SALE—{1 ROOM BUNGAIDW,
(new), lot 5.111200 feet. 1Ali kinds
fruit, good-r1111m Price $1.500,F1r
fulthei partic .1i 11 5
Ask John T. Haves i
7 MAIN. ST. NORWALK.
Real Estate—~Insurance .
Boy
Wanted
To Learn
PRINTING BUSINESS
’Apply 1410th
F. S. LYON
88 'N. Main St., City.
TO SPEAkilN NORWALK-THUVRS-
DAY, EVENING
George. H. Mouser. traveling repre—
1 aetitatlve of the Volunteors of Alpert-1
(-11 will address tho 'First Congrega-
tional Church of Norwalk 011 Thurs-
day evening. 7: 45 p. m ’
Mr. Moosei, durlna his three weeks’
stay in this vicinity has oil led 00111111
erablv it) his reputation 111 a speaker".
'l-le exhibits great familiarity with the
slums of the large cities. and, the
work being done by his organization.
All are cordially invited to hear him
Word which has recently reached
Norwaik. of the marriage of Miss KB-
1herihc Adams, daughter of Mr. and
l
had come over from Bridgeport, two
ed up at center, but Nat. Holman fin-
., leadingr at this time by a good niargln1i
111151558 the bell rang, ending the first Assets
8 f5 Bills discounted ......... S 82,074.71
in the second period, but three has-1 _ _
' , lh-niand Loans (Without
.keis were scored from the. floor. but. 87"" 00
toilutetal) ........... , ...1.
Holman dropped one In for Norualk
‘ '1‘ oil: 111ml Loans (limo .
‘shortly after the half
BOARD OF RELIEF MgEYlNGS
Notice isv'hereby given, that the
Tax Assessment Lists of the City of
NMiiii [lilillii
(Continued from ninth page).
‘“ ercd by the City Clerk to the Board1
of Relief of said city, on March 20111.1
1917. and that meetings of said Board:
at Relief will he held in the City 112111.}
in the Second Taxing District, in that
City of Norwalk, on the following
dates: 01) Tuesday, March 201b, Wed 1
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hundred strong, .foll considerably
when this news became known. and
when the Ribbons took the floor with
Norman taking Clinton’s position, and
Jack Murray in ISwenson’s place, the
visiting fans were. about ready to
throw up the sponge. »
Both teams“ skirmished anound a
good deal after the ball had been toss-
nesday, March 21st, Thursday,MM11rch
22nd, Saturday, March 24111, and Mon-
day, March 2th1, between the hours of
2 o'clork and :3 o'clock 1’11 the after-
noon. on each of said days, and on
Friday, March 23rd, between the hours‘
of 7 ocloch and 9 o'clock, in the ev-e
hing.
1Said Board of Relief will be in ses-
sion at, the plane aforesaid 0.11 each of
said dates, to hear the appeals of all
peisons claiming to be aggrieved by
’the doings of the assessors of City of
a foul on Norwmk. and "N01 man made Norwalk in the making and complet-
good 1 1 the free show. Nat Holman 1 ing of said Assessment Lists, and to?
again 011ng the sphere from a difficult the purpose of exercising the powers
angle, and then dropped in a fuse shot, , conferred by law upon said Board; and
after a foul had been called on theta” persons (lainfing to be so aggrieV-
Ribbons. "Chris” Leonard netted an- led and who’ may dpqx-e m be heard,
other “9155 658595 for the locals a"'dtare hereby notified to appear before
Holman 6")de in two more free said Board of Relief at said time and
shots for Norwalk. Willi N01 ““‘kiplaoe
Dated at the City of Notwalk, March
Ed White came across with a. field 13111 1917'
basket for Bridgeport, and two fouls
called on the locals were. hinted 11110.; I). BURR BEACH.
"0w“ by ”Om” “0‘1““ “filed THOMAS 1:. 13111100111.
two fouls and White again came across; Board of Relief of mp City of Nor-walk.“
Willi 1‘ b1309- 0f counters for the visit- 1 _ _._.
ora, Georg“ Norman shot another foul Repmt of the Condition of
at this point, and “Stretch" Haney T1115 PFOPI ES’ TRUST COMPANYi
then shot the basket which put his .11 m) close of business on ”u, 51h
team in the lead by the some, of 12 to m” of March 191‘:
—.
ally took a long chance, and caged
the leather on >1 pretty toss from neat
the center of the court. The Norwalk
crowd let loose. but the enthusiasm
was short lived inasmuch as George
Norman dodged across the floor and
slammed a corker through the net for
the. visitors. Tom Thorn then called
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(11201101: w. STEVENS,
...._—-
opened, 1111111
then netted two foul shots. Norman;
made. good on a free throw for tlrQ RH»
lions. and after a great deal of pass-
int: and floor Wnl‘k. Jack Murray fin-
and demand)
(neniiafts ‘
Stocks and securities, not
inrluding those set. aside
1 1- . . . - m .
allv broke. the monrtonv by mm” 11‘ two savings depositors. 13,320.00
“01- l1uiniture and fixtures... 6,681.23
long shot for the. visitors. Nat
, man scored twice for Norvvalk on free line from other banks.
slmifl. but Gnome Norman placed thel bankers, and Trust Cour
visitors within easy mum. of victory‘ ponies ................ 15,222.97
jby engine :1 free throw for the [lib lluc flout approved 11.»
bnns. With but one: minute left“ to- solve Agents .......... ”0,201.89
play. Norwalk started to stall the rum-(J States and Nation—
same out. A fumble spilled the b98118 at Bank notes. . . . . .. 9,663.00
.liowever. and the lmll rolled offside. (told coin ................ 580.00
[it"d into the Ribbon‘s possession Silwri coin and minor ‘
.lnimm Becvmnn. who unto this point (oln ................. . -,5 226. 36
bad ntaved a most millions and rcttr- (11001.1. and cash poms 9,.71180l
1111: 11111110. cut across 1‘10 coart in his land 1...; ”1,1,. m, av
old-time. style, and before tholocals 3mm dplmgimrs
were well aware of the fact that 119’ Other Assets.
[uni started. dropped in his lone bas- 11-:1 l‘liOti interest receiva-
lw-t of the name, and won the. contest bio
[for the Blue Ribbons, by the score of 13-qu fund investments...
iii to 17. The. Ribbons stalled out the 111... “pupal”
lhlrtv seconds which win-n 1011.111 easy .1
213,980.77
450.00
2,830.51‘
110.63
Norwaik. not completed, will be deliv- -
:13”. 333931111. 0149
hogflv'v ‘smOH¢ ISHVBVD
‘suumo‘la ‘gt‘iot‘d 313111;
No .1901“ tat—1H No s‘dV‘l‘IoO
git“ BTJ°u§I=iiiéxm3id 1:31th '71:},
5m . ~__.-..// '
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NaddVH 33/1.th Sftl'l‘il 590111—13
1, 1 .1 \5.
§ Have You Tried the New 31»
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5A la Cari'e Servite at the
Clifford Rathske‘ll'er
if you waiita Good Food, Large Variety,
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Quick Service and Moderate‘Priccs
You can Get it; Here
a»; :9... so: WM$WXQ¢Q
DEATHS AND FUNERALS Cuba 011% Sugar Bonds. were irrezu‘:
lar.
Funeral of Mro. E. a. Doulens WALL ST. 1:30 p. 111. Further grad-
The/funeral services of the. late uni recoveries were made. in the ax»
Mrs. Caroline McMaugb Doulens will othetic trading of the early afternoon-
he held from Trinity Episcopal church Shippings, American Sugar and into:-~
tomorrow afternoon at. 2:30 o‘plock. national Paper were the strongust fog...
Rev. Frederick Coleman, of "I‘rinitv tures. rails also hardened with steel-
Church will officiate, and interment and the. metal group.
will be in Riverside Cemetery. ’
sLUM WORKER comma
TODAY IN WALL STREET George H. Moesci. traveling repre—
-—y--- sentative of the Volunteers of Ameri»
WALL STREET. Noon.—-'l‘he re- ca will speak at the Westport M E
bound of the first half hour gave way Church,on Wednesday evening. Mn.
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01k 101 light man. lligley lia-
ine (30.. Chestnut strefit, South Nor-
yik. 1111001
amen-01.1) muss TEETH.
matter if broken. I pay one to
dollars per set. Send by parcel
‘and receive check by return mail.
2181', 2007 S. {gill street, Philadel-
Corbett block, containing 9000 square Mrs. howls Adams, of Maple street, fashion. The lineup and score: ibbous' 'i'i tut assets ............ “722307.68 to another selling movement in Which Moeser is a amt" of muchubtmv.
feet of floor space, with light on all m Kenneth S. Wickcs, of Springfield,‘ Norwalk B “9135: kmau Liabilities, _ ‘ important stocks, ificluding standard and’a Christian worm- of Villa the
sides. 0111-1 freight BIBVMOI' service. Mass” 1,.- being received with the, Smohck .. 'd '5‘ (:“i'ii‘” “i"“k """""" $ 00,000.00 hails. fell to lower levels. Traders perience. A cordial invitation'is ex»
steam heated For further partlcu greatest surprise by the many friends’wh , 11131111701111". White ("11” ““di'idnd profits, were. active in the decline, using such tended to all.
“"51 apply at tho ofllcc 05 The 01d of the young lady in this city. Tho-r mm ‘ , I “‘5? current “1’9“395 ltadotsas Stool, Copers‘aud Bhippings ————.—.-—
Well Cigar Company marriage ceremony took Nam. 18,11: ‘ ["3“ «roman ' Harvey and taxes [mid ----- 1-1 51036-2] to depress values elsewhere N. ’.
To LETLiIWi-Kwn __ 3451531050117 Monday afternoon in the Church of, Leonald Center ' 5111111 ‘10 llanks, llankers. :1 Central Readinfi. Lehigh Valley and [EGAL NOIICE
apartments. 1111 pm em ants. inquire tho Transfiguration in New York Amman! Murray ,5!“ l‘rust tmnpzmicsn 34823-19 Union Pacific showed greater hoovi- ’ 1 .
at 84 Woodward avenue. Tel. 365-4 or City, and was attended only by (M557 5 1 Right'Guard 5'55“le depomtr """"" 15918622 35>“ with minor “118' Sbippings and
473-3. .. 11110 3t Atlanta, and Mrs Wickes.. the moth— ll 1 m“ 1 Norman Deposits in sa1lngs de- Oils also reacted with Equipments. NOTICE
" els of the bride and bridegroom. Mr. “ n " mm .................. 213,980.77 Dealings slackened on the second sul- ‘
11:11. Guard
To the Board of county Commission-S
NTED—TO BUY
tic. Best prices paid: 1311111111,”
' for calves. ll.'l~‘ricdinan, :15 Ely NOTICE-HTHAT FRANCIS RI’SSO
'ue. Tel. 11.11. ' 520 tf has moved his upholsteror's and cab
inst-making shop in his own proper-
ty at Hoyt and fl Clark street. 'Dele-
1 phone 32943.
.111. KINDS; BUSINESS NOTICE.
_. ..._.._...___—._—. .—
PAINTING mesa-HANGING
decorating, palntcr's supplies; wall
, paper, up-to-dato styles, lowest prices.
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NTED—MAN TO lll‘ll’XiR SEW; .
tiers solicited. Tel, 400.
White, 61 1-2 Riv avenue.
Alexander
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‘ PERATORS 0N SEWING MACH-I GET A SQUARE DEAL
Fo not be misled by designingr ads
331 while learning. i
Then is a good market on all junk
ANTED—GIRLS FOR PRESSING goods I am the originator of 1116
lding soft shirts. jsqunie dent idea Get a good price,
01.112111111111515 ‘5
I‘& (30;, inc.
vi: 111-, is reliable. I call personally.
PHILIP P. MAHONEY
12 Van Zant Avenue. ’Phone 11825
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QTHE ANNING J.
i PORTATION LINE, inc.
1 Freight boat leaves Pier 27 East
“tanner, New York (foot of Catherine
St) every day except Sunday, at 3 p
:m. Freight received at Nomtk up to
’5 :1. hi. and at South Norwaik up to
Wilding Specialisi15' 5° '° “‘
10.181‘ oklyn, P‘cddt I
no «Briggeport, Cosme M F F‘ Hcglegzgff‘gl‘: D‘ C
{French ”German and English
Gradnato the Palmer School [of
tuning property taught.
”"1 ‘99" t° M" wnnamiuhircrractic, Durénport. 101111.111»
Emma-ca: the Opening of his office at
o.’ 5 Weit‘Ave" South Not-walk]
M‘
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FAST FRElGHT LINE TO‘ NEW
YORK ‘
v
D WINDSOR CHURCH POOR
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-i
i “Sliiiii’ iii iiiiS” iiiii
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in} sum the man who enters your
alarm TRANS:
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'1 Washington street. over Peoplasi
Wickes is a proapmous young man
of Springfield. M 1ss., and Miss Adams,
although having resided in Norwalk
only a short timt has been very pop-
ular among the younger set of the
city Tho newly married conp‘e will
reside in Long Meadow, Mass. .., suburb
of Springfield.
..,. _ ..,—..,..w- _W_._..
All iliiiiiiiiifii [ilii
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[Will iiiil Biliiii8
! Give it When Feverish, Cross. Bilioup,
For Bad Breath or Sour Stom-
ach ‘ ,
Look at the tongue, mother! If coat-
ied, it is a sure sign that your little
one‘s stomach liver and bowels need
i a gentle, thorough_ cleansing at once.
i _When peevish, cross, listless, pale,
does‘n‘t sleep, doesn’t eat or act natu-
rally, or is - feverish, stomach cour,
hrnnth bad: has stomach-ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
teaspoonfui '01 "California. syrup of
Figs,” and in a few hours all the foul:
constipated waste, undigested food
‘ _a-nd sour bile gently moves out of its
—-.little bowels without gripping,und you1
ihnve a well, playful child again. i
You needn’t coax sick children toi
take this harmless "fruit laxative?
they love its delicious taste. and it al:
ways makes them feel splendid.
Ask your dmsglst. for a 110.com hot-
i
i'Ashmead 1.181110 Ribbons—«White 2.
. Other Lihbiiitiea.
Rt. 'erved for interest
1 Mur miscellaneous ...........
N01
Field baskets: Namath—«Holman 3 5‘ 2,100.00
18.123
0
........ $473,307.68
Beckmun 1. Norman 1. Hurray
Foul goals—l-iolmun 9,
my 1.
man 6.
Referee, Tom Thorn. Timer S. Burns.
Preliminary Game
In the preliminary contest th
tanks 11 alioped the Questions. of \Vcst- i
Total liabilities
——u—c——._ .—
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i iteport of the Condition of
c Mon- THE SOUTH NORWALK TRUST
COMPANY.
,.—
back, which induced some short cov-
ering. ‘
By midway Steel, Marines, Utah
era of Fultfield County.
Iiheroby apply for a transfer of a liv
, cause No 252 to sell spirituous and In.
a ’ ‘l n 5
"09”" am Central 5‘95 “1 '5 hat! ma 55 toxic-sting liquors, ales, luster beer,
full recovery “1m onepoint gains in Rhine wine and cider from Alois L
industrial Alcohol. General M0101 1 and Peering at ' ' ‘
Stephen Potosky. 11125 South "Main
street, town of Norw Blk. 5
The proposed place of business is
not located within 200 feet in a direct
eof . church edifice or pubhc
lscnhool house, or the premises pertain-
ing thereto, 01 any post office, publxc-
library or cemetery. r
Dated at Norwiiik.this‘12th day or
March. A D., 1917.
1 ; STEPHEN POTOSKY,
"Nearly one thousand prominent. Applicant
9901”“ in one city alone have p“b'1\'e the undersigned, electors 111111
licly testified in signed statements taxpayers, as defined by {aw of the
that. Linonine cured them of coughs, town of Norwaik in said county. hey-9..
colds, bronchitis and other forms of by ”do,“ the application of mg.
winter complaints that. threatened above named Poto‘sky for finch “censg'
their very existence. Other thou and We do hereby severaliypeach for
sands in other sections of the country hunger; certify that the above named
have added their testimony, and all duplicant is a suitable person to up
unite “1 proclaiming Linonine the granted a license to sell intoxicating:
most effective medicine of it‘s kind honors, and that the above describefl
known to sciatica. Relief ‘9 wrought place, is. in our opinion, a suitable“
by 191110va the givelling's and [”55" place wherein to sell ouch intoxicating
Bronchitis
.111 Other Throat andlun‘g
ailments Yieldfo
11110111110
‘-p.ort by the score of 25 to 16. The .1’ -‘I11 (lose of business on the, 51h
Westpmters were in the game every day of Maich.1917: i
minute and the first half ended with 1 Assets.
theu sciore knotted at 9 and 9 i Bills discounted ...... 5. . .' $352,375.17
g‘tho second period bowel/01‘. ‘ Collateral loans (time. and
11135510511111 youngsters began to 0011181 duuand) .............. 314,624.00
through in good shape. and the? 6‘10 (,‘ve. drafts ............ 941.88
needed in 0111"“ “" " mmfortnbie lead Stocks and securities, not
on the visitors. whiCh W85 maintainedt intludinglhose set aside
until the end of the same- The ““9" 1'... savings depositors, 189,513.00
“Downs as follows ". Banking house ........ 50,000.00
Montauks ‘ Questions”) to from other banks,
Lonchak Rt 11 F d Tolles bankers and Trust Com-
8 i ‘ 0”" . ' mines ................ 6,595.70
Blackmail chwonhilluc front approved re- -
‘ Left Forward H Quinn serve‘agents .......... 111,716.05
Woofer ' " United States and Nation- ~
‘ . ‘ center 1mm“ 11,1 Book Notes'......... 39,270.00
'Mwuirk 11011 Guard Gold coin ................ 2,780.00
Sherwood ' . 3- Quinn sum- coin .......... 3,500.00
Right Guard Minor coin ............... 469.43
Referee Chas. Lindeberg. Timer Dr. Checks and cash items .. 5,838.77
Moore. Fund set aside for savings
dcpositbro ._ .......... x 1 471. 518.11
Advent” in The 9mm", Total assets .5...~...t..$2.549,.14181’J
~ 1‘ - , Liabilities.
ORANBURY TO HAVE HOME (apital "stock ........... 3,100 000. [)0
The New York Home for Holmium! Sutplus funds ..... . ..... 75, 000. 00
Otmr undivldod- profits,
Boys has purchased a large plot of “285 current expenses
ground in Ciunbury, on which it in- 1nd taxcs paid.
, , ‘ 40,000.00
tends to build a summer home fur’t'be Duo to banks, butiirers’
thins that cause the disturbances, It liquors and we hereby severally each
is a truly 55°55‘59““! remedy and is for himself, certify that we are own-n
9““ “and Wholesome, being an emul- ers of real estate situated in said town
sion of Flux-Seed 011, Irish Moss, of Normm 7
Eucalyptus and other famous remo— Dated at Norwalk this mm my a". 1 ‘
dies, all combined in one and kuovm March. A 11.1917
' \ Albert ’M. Pohlman, South Nat-walla.
~. John Oldenschlsger, _ South Norm.
Albert Kunze, North Taylor avenue,
John Redway, South Normllh, WI}-
25 South Main’ street to ’ '
BOX
4....—
ORD.‘ March l3.——
ceased or Tobblng the mar
Windsor church and suspect-
,b similar offenses, was in
.w
win. iii-113:1. ., '
William ‘
today armoured to,
W. _
1 "met Company, South Nat-walk coon. tié Of nCalifornia Syrup Of E128.”
1m. (8 mum 19.12 a. m. 2.5 p m which has oil-cottons far babies,1chlld-
"Always and evenings by appointment ron Of all E883 and f0? grown-ups ,
"elephose 4:17; New York‘ 0mm .3375 111111me 0111‘ the bottle. Beware of coun-
accommodation of the poor boys. in
New York. Tho-land wasmurchssed‘
from . Clinton Eva. and the transfer"
and Trust Compnhtes...
Dividends unpaid.
General deposits
.. ... ..3846228. 45
:3
7,591,411 ".1 '
05.00 ,
8,.712‘79
Driving to the high cost of oil in.
horn E. Benjamin, south N swath.
§ ..
era. as defined by law, of sold to
Front.“ a1 Telephone {1143 Moi-mug. tortelts sold her-13.130 be‘ sure you get .1111: alroady been mode. number 1112- Deposits in savings 62- medients over 100 per cent hitter”! or NorwaIk
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