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2 What is the Record so far of the Banks of Norwalk .9 25
22- The only bankpthat has furnished any volunteers, as yet, for this war, is the City :2;
22 National Bank of South Norwalk; two volunteers from a clerical force of five. One has :22
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22 Citizens of Norwalk, it is right that you should know who the young men are who, :2.
:: have offered their lives fOr theircountry. :2
22 This Bank holds the positions of these young men for them on their return from the 2f
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City News
belonging
A lighter to the Barton
Contracting t‘ompany was towed to
Norwalk by the Addie V. 2111!. this
morning where it ‘will be loaded with
supplies. The Barton people have 341‘-
clll‘ed 11 million dollar contract for
work to be done abou1 New York city.’
‘Foley Sanduchi. a li\'t’-_\"f‘lll'-tllti
Chapel street youngster. ran directly
in front of a Ford automobile driven
by Frank Barnes. an employe of the
U. E. L. & W. 00., Saturday afternoon
about 5:171 o'clock. as the machine
was proceeding up (‘llapel street, anti
was knocked to the ground, sustaininu
cuts and bruises. Dr. ilh'am 'B. Vt'est
attended the lad and found him to be'
only Slightly injured.
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CAMEIQADSUPT’Llng
FILMS DEVELOPED 1
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was declared at the rate
ending June 30,1911
June 11,
‘of Raymond and
ducted by the South Norwalk ltlission‘ “WWW" Tm‘
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.will deliler the message lot the ”1 e
.\lu~i1 and 005W] cong" (an 1,9 itpolted to the uptown polite lriday
11 is not the ()Yttjom‘llilzht, that her brother had left home
(1,1311l'lajn 1.2- on that day and had not I‘t‘tlll'llt‘tl. lie
, world.
,ed to him. not by man's
DIVIDEND NOTICE
South Norw'alk Savings Bank
At a meeting of the Board of Directors of
' this bank, held this day, a dividend to depositors
per annum from the earnings of the six months
This dividend will be entered on pass books
and paid on and am: July 10,1917.
By order of the Boa rd of Directors.
ALDEN SOLMANS, President.
GEORGE L. WCODWARD, Treasurer.
air meeting trill be held at the corner carlz'o 0T sand tutti gratel f‘ul the Nor-
l'la y
llrother Fred
nintz.
enjoyed by all.
of these workers to
streets. con- ,
song-s, music or speaking, but to pr'g'
the
(i ll
of
the Savior of
Saturday evening as usual
air meeting at the corner
sent Jesus t‘hrist.
open
day elenintr, .luly
vice will he held at llell island. con
ducted by the South Norwalk Mission
\\'ol'kel's. Fred TllPi‘lflilll, lender.
These meetings are to be held in the
same place and at the same hour as
our late Brother James, of Bell Is~
land, conducted them,
This evening at Gltidcl"s Corner.
Rowayton. an open
be held under the direction of
the leader will speak.
voice, but by
the voice of (ind Through “The Holy
Spirit.
of four (4) per cent.
1917
1 \\':1~'hinuton and Railroad avenue. Sun»;
lst, a twilight see,
1A. Skelly. exalted ruler.
air meeting will;
theI
South Norwalk Mission Workers. Mn, -'
‘ l“l'!‘ll ’l‘hel'iaull,
011 ally subject which may be suggest- .
walk Hospital: also a boat for the
tl' Rub‘ter t‘oatpanl'.
Miss Swnrtz ol _l)ela\1are alenue
is described as beinl: twenty years of
age. tall and having :1 light complex-1
ion.
'l-Te rdmdar monthly meeting of
South Norwalk Lodge, No. 70ft, H. l’.,
(l. l'}.. will be held on \‘1'ednesday eve-
ning. .ltlne 27 at 8 o'clock. Besides
the regular business there will be a
class initiationithe candidates hiH't
expressed a desire to have the degree
of the order confersti at this time. '1‘.
“If national policy decrees that. 1
there be a big increase in the
acreage of our crops. then the
nation as a whole should assume
the risk incurred."—Asst. Secre-
tory of Agriculture. Vrooman. i
Let everybody do his bit.
Here are the Overalls. And
when the work is over, here
are the correct business suits l
and everything else for men’s t
. . l
wear.
American suits,
American ideas
American fabrics.
Fine blue scrges, half lined
$20. Good domestic home-
spuns-$16.
Fancy cheviots and many
attractive mixtures $16 to
$32.60
Rogers 81 Stevens
So. Norwalk
made on
out _ of
hospitals to care for
1(11' wounded men at the front
‘ electricians.
jthere must be a ninth cook. The
3 between the ages of 21 and lZ1 1eat‘s .l
~and. plo1ideti he
,Surrelm1 Court.
‘the stockholders in full.
' 1esult of a fall down an elevator shaft people from all over Fail-field countv
t
1 1914.
imated at $27
uwith which to pay stockiloldcls o“n lice from the
Same Friends of William Hill Lifted
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it.\~'lt).\, .lune ..'.1.~~.\loblhxln;1 base Wonderful Affair to Be Held on the
nth) or 1.001) sick' Lewis Estate, saugatuck, Next Sat-
l- .. . would 1 urday_
f.(tn (linupallaurly easy 1f it were “mi Saturday. June 30. Renielnbet' this
1 it' $(" 1" » . . ' , 2 . v. ‘ , N .
111 \', “1 :1) lot‘ zooks. 13.1.31 lioeDt date, you of ralrfieid (ounly. who 1n
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it: CACHE; ‘2 1;} 2"“ ‘1 ““mh” these war times will be glad of an af-
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l7‘ltlUll. ord {01" '1 l: "“23" 11101111 ternoon of play when your play will
.. el‘s 1' 1, .
("it- til 01' hit] in ”’1'} i tm “1‘“ “MD America. '
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~ _ ‘ 1 ‘, (11111-1 , t And the place—Saugatuck At “est-
nutses and 1.13 otxlet'hes. Dl‘le' s.
, pm' 1, on the comer b1 the Hawthorne
harbors. tailors. a head
_ . . inn. 1011 turn south along the car
(~th and seten able assistants “as 1
' . tracks Follow them on under the
carried throuuh smoothly as far as'
. railroad for half a mile or so to the
the ninth cook.
., . , _ lglountis of \h. and hits. Fledelick l3.
'1 1e oraanltlels of the unit are flan k .
Lewis. 2d. and there spread out along
11 puzzled at their inability to Supply" th h f i i l i S 1
. 1 s 1
this one missin" link. which is holding 1“ “(1010 (1011;: h :mt Jim} ‘2)“
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up an ()lllPl‘\\'lS'~‘ complete outfit I m 1“ nts 1m 1200 h 0 he
1 ‘ 1
Somewhere ill the land, they heliete Fmrfidd courtly 1‘1“" fetc-
m “-Lawn fetes in a small way are not
nlay hmunusual. but the committees who have.
1been working out something huge, and
III)
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quirt ments are simple. lie
cook he will judging from the thoroughness with
which the work is being undertaken.
.its success is assured. -
The proceeds item the fete old be
equally divided among four 11a1
needs? The American Red Cross, the
United States Navy League. the Aeroy
(‘fln
make the unit complete.
BISCHOFF‘S BANK CAN'T
PAY, STOCKHOLDERS
The final N‘port onlhe financial
iccndilion of former Supreme (‘ourl [Club of America and the Amerlcan,
i.ltl<ll(‘P Bischoff‘s banking house, in Field Ambulance, Falrfield county
; New York, was filed Saturday in the unit. *
It shows that there, In speaking of the plans and the at-l
is not sufficient assets on hand to pay tendance, Mrs. Lewis, on whose
{grounds the fete is to be held, said:
Justice 13110110” died in 1913 85 ”1'?! “We hope and expect to ha1e many
in the Emizlant Savings Bank Bilild‘yAutomohiles especially are expected,
111:. His hank closed on January 23 for the roads are in condition and with
The. total 1'050111095 were 05” good weather it will make an ideal
1,939 The total rt"'1"‘l’t'“;'11.ay to spend the afternoon F01 those
from these 1‘35001‘0951 amounted 2° who come by train or trolley. Mr. Hub-
$253921 After paying incidental ex =bell of Saugatuck, has generousiy of~
penses 2219"“ lentains 0“ hand $196 000 :fered to provide free automobile serv-
Post' Road trolley.
ing $250, 000 of stock
—_ Loosad‘
SKUNKS
have agreed to serve in the towns
'fered to interest these towns in the
the Cages and They Escaped ifetc. Posters will .be distributed in
William Hill, who lives just off the the “02918 and clubs and while we will
Norwalk road at Hills corner, West be unable to do any extensive adver-
pelt has oft late been raising a num Using we have every reason to believe
her of skunks for the skins which he that the attendance is going to be ex-
intended to sell- this Fall at a good tremely large and representative of
profit The skunks were kept in cag— Palrtield county in every way ”
es about his farm. 11nd were doing fine- '-
iy until ope night last week some one FACTORY WASTES
deliberately let the animals out by KILLING TROUT
raising the cages and now they are HARTFORD, June 26. —— Reports
scatered all over that semen of the hue been made to the state board of
health and the fish and game commis-
town . 2,; .1 x
“Alreay a number of patronessesl
through the country, and each‘has of. —
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- l Friday evening, June 23th. an open Harris & (inns ate distharcing a BASE HOSPITALS NEED COOKS . RED CROSS LAWN EETE. sion that hundreds ot dead trout, be» TAXING NEWSPAPER PROFITS "
WASHINGTON, June 0.——'I‘axation
of publishers was reopened today in?
the Senate Finance Committee in re.
rising the war revenue bill. Tile comel-
mittee adopted Senator Penrose's mar
tion to reconsider its decision to levy
,a fite per mm. tax upon publishers‘
:profits, but reached no decision reti-
r,l'nding substitutes.
The Gorham Co.
gDECORATORS
Everythingi in Paints
and Wall Paper
Store Closed 1 P. M.-
Saturday
10 First Street
East Norwalk
lilCliESTERS PILLS
'IIH‘I Dlnhlflfi'i) BRAND.
LadIt-i Ask your IN'II “Hot
1 h" (be: ter’u lilanmutfflrm
lie1ed to ha1e been killed by factory
waste ,al'e contained in the Blackberry
river, one of the famous trout streams
of Litchfield county. The board of‘
health will take the matter up with
the newly appointed commission on
factory waste.
K good adv. pa1s best in the bes 1'
upon 1
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Eye Examination
and fitting. glasses is our ex-
clusive work—and ONLY
MODERN METHODS ARE
USED.
When we have your glasses
ready for adjustment, they are
EYEGLASSES of the FINEST
QUALITY, exactly made to cor-
rect the defect of either or both
eyes.
Let us supply yo with cor-
rect glasses. OCUL TS, not 1
Opticians examine your eyes a
when you come to us.
THAMER
Oculists, Optometrists, Opticians
87 Atlantic Square, ‘
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