DENTIST S
’1 Come Dentists all, of steady
, nerve, and listen to our tale.
1 We wish tony we're here to
3 me, and working tooth and
nail to furnish coal that’s good
for all, come try it if you
chews, for we11,we know if
' canoe you’re pleased you're
sure to spread the news. The
cavity we ache to fill is in your
cellar deep, our filling is of
diamonds and our charge—
iike yours—is steep. But un-
.__. A. _.___.‘._...__..._,____._.____4 _. --..__._._... .—
like you‘ we have no “pull” M
but sell coal on its merits, its "'11
Virtues born of Mother Earth
whose goodness it inherits.
Yet, we have both a common
aim—to keep our business
stainless—tho’ treating teeth
01‘ buying coal can never be
quite painless.
TNE
BEBWS
_WE. WNPBn ”i?
. A'\\
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEL 11111115111111,va 10,1917
m
5
If we wanted to give our customers a piece of advice along
lines of business prudence, it would be to buy your Lumber and
_ Shingles NOW. Prices? They certainly won’t be lower. They
don‘t fall in war times. We are practically certain besides,
that the Interstate Commerce Commission will presently grant
the Railroads a 15 per cent. advance to take efiect July 1st. This
means an advance in the price of Shingles of 280 M and so on
proportionately through the whole lumber list
Save money by buying now, not next week or next month.
The Hatch 1": Bailey c6.
mwm‘ ‘\.—e.\w... .7522" \\ m.»-
SPECIAL SALE 1
0f wash dresses, skirts and blouses. The largest selection in
town'to choose from. Prices lower than elsewhere. »
Last call for suits and costs at dmnatchable prices.
CLOAKS we PLARIS MILLINERY
33 South Main St. South Norwalk.
14" Three
c...
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57.4 .
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l)1 11111111.
EXPRESS SERVICE AT FREIGHT1
RATES TO NEW YORK
THE ANNING J. SMITH TRANS.
PORTATION LINE, Inc.
Freight boat leaves Pier 45, East:
River, New York (foot of Jackson;
fit.) every day except Sunday, at 3 p.’
no. Freight received at Norwalk up to
s E p. m. and at South Norwalk up to
5:30 p .m.
. "“1.
111112111 w. Raymond E
UNDERTAK ER
Tel., Office, 1069-3; House. 693.
27 WASHINGTON ST.
NEW RED MEN'S BUILDING
"t...
THE NEW SCIENCE
UEFINITION OF CHIROPRACTIC 1
mffilrorgrat’ttic is the definition of he
\so 0 no disease 111111 1111- art of
W, adjusting the 111111111. liise1 so is ("duped
is a. wrench, twl'st orsp1'.1i11 in the
hack Fvcn it" done. in childhood
. It creates pinched nerves and pain in
Enter lite III the difiewnt mgans and
limbs.
( ‘hiropractors remove the cause of
finesse and pain, health is' 1"1ast1ued
“through ha1'1110'nizi11g the nerve sys-
flflms in your body. l1‘1111111lo iIOIllllCH2
Simon special illlCllilOil; also mm more
.d' the spine.- You will nev'cI I'egwt
giving the Chll‘T‘DI‘MIOI a chance to
Mp you
Wednesday’s Specials
Fowler’s Corn and Peas 2 cans 25c
Franco Ready Maid Soups 111: can
Salmon 20c, 25c, 301: can
BEERS MEAT (r PROVISION C0.
' (2 Stores.)
6 North Main St. '
South. Norwalk. Phone 1180.
l3 lI'Iain St.
Norwalk hone 881.
Specials [or Wednesday
WESTPORT EELS .............................. 18c lb.
GREEN PEAS . ......... . ......................... 40c pk.
BEETS ............ ...................... - 5c bunch
CARROTS ............. , ...................... 50 bunch
.. ................................. 5c head
LETTUOE
Sc'luIIlze’s Sanitary Markets
32 Washington St. 39 Main St.
‘Blagnetic treatments given also. ' ’ South Norwalk Norwalk
_ '1. FRANCIS, D. c. : f
'\ u Washington St. So. Norwalk, Conn. : ' fi— ..-. ~
......a Graduate from Palmer School. ‘ . S ECI LS
“ORLoN HoUSE ‘ Butter, the finest creamery, per lb. ........... . ....... 43c
‘ (Gregory Boulevard) 1 White Rose Cocoa, a. can . ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 15c
', East Norwalk Libby‘s Corned or Roast Beef, 8. can cutyto ....... . ...... 250
OpensMayr H.0.Presto,apkg........................ .......... 130
SHORE DINNERS AND ALL Swift’s Olen, 8. 1b. pkg. ..... . . . 300 '
KINDS OF SEA 'FOOD
COOKED TO ORDER
.JOHN E. o',SULLIv'AN Prop
Telephone 720
A. - STULL
24 Cottage Street.,_ East Norwalk.
CopyrightCIothingCo.
. N. Main-L St. So. Norwalk 1 '
:The Banner Bakery 2
‘tel 3611
We are now able to supply our
5 Monroe street.
L _ l—- l ........
Men’s Spring Suits .
in Attractive Showing 0‘1 Golden Gram Flour. none better . . . $1.69 bag ‘
~ . Smartly Tailored Mo dels 5 Coffee. 35c and 30c . . . . . . . .................. 2le lb.
$1250, $1500, $1800 -; Coffee.28cand25c.............. ......... ..19clb.
India and Ceylon Tea ............. . . . . 39c lb.
1 Colour: Mixed and English Breakfast . . . . 29c lb.
Andrew Davey, Inc.
98- Washington St, So. Norwalk
THONE 410, PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY.
corners with PIES, made to: —
‘ ‘ GAR BLLNS and QOFFEE;
‘ 68 in addition to our regular;
. .
11
I
. ’i
- (TEETH - l
. Cwi'rnour PLA'rns
" r. .l. H. Mallery'i
1'9 11. m. to 5 p. 111., fto 8 p.111
a By Appointment Only
or each dayl. We also have STOECKEL TO PLAY 1
DOUBLE I‘IEADER BRIIDGEIORT. 4301111., July 10.—~
Harry De Lucca, Frank Sutton and
,urrested in Stum-
10rd Saturday, utter an exciting au—
tomobile chase. from this city, were
, arraigned in the city couIt here today. 1
until'
Wednesday July 11,111111 they were! Connecticut Company for permissi
Haven ,recliless' driving.
Biidgeport—H '.C Jennison Bridg’e-
port,
Bruno, Stamford violation of automow charges of burglary
1 hilq law;
! port, reckless driving; James A. Cook.
iNew Canaan fatal accident; James A. .i
lBuckley. Bridgeport fatal accident;
James A. Rourke,
accident;
reckless driving; Edward R. CnstIc-}flre WhICh destroyed the hospital of
the lllinois Central Railroad Com-
The night
lug standl g trolley and reckless driv-l watchman at the institution reported
lug; Stephen J. Sterback; Bridgeport..l that the tire followed an explosion.
reckless driving.‘ ‘
80. Main S‘s, So. Norwalk, Ct l gflfillfesmsmuck
'om 11 11's: Page.) .l
lJohn F. Meeker
-.(l onnnued:
1
1Thei1' cases were continued
reckless driving;
Anthony; held in bond of
$2,001.11 each,
Robert Hultgreen. Br-idge
fatal accident; '1
Dushele, Bridgeport, pasS- pany here, earl ytoday.
lAii investigation is being made.
HOSPITAL IN PADIJCAH BURNED.
PADU’CAH‘ Ky., July 10 —Two per-
Bridgeport, {111111 50115 were injured and damage ap-l
1‘de -Grcenou1,h Norwalk proximating $175,000 was done by 11
ships and French Liner
Caledonian Are Latestl
Submarine Victims l
i
l
l
. (Continued from first page.)
1111-111” 1111: too 1111-11 II for the altar -ki111_r
.' ;1'11uks.
! Lust
niobt's attack on ”11"
ll'lll‘llllll dos Dames plateau 1111'
"'lllgll ridge 11I11111 the Germans lost
lin the spring campaign and are:
,rleIou' trying desperately to l'l‘t'(1\'1'l‘,l
{was even less I'I'ulti'ul than others?
have been at llil‘ oulst'l. 'I‘lu';
nth-111111115 were not able 1111-11 to u't'ti,
'111'111' the French lines 111 the!
llluI'tebi'so Mouuuu'ut and tho"
11'Il "l1' tlI1i1' .111111 Its 111 1'11,
launched and tluw l'1lI b.1111 \\llll
.\1'1'1'1'1' losses
‘l General Iluigr is 1111:1111 nibbling:
lines it] Belgium“:
Last night he took 211111111111' bite
iIIIoIII11leII"itoI_\' oust 11'I' tlII' Mes-
Kim's I'idue uud advanced the liI'_ti—
2isII lines slightly111-111'(lostluvt'ru'e
11 mile IIoI'llu :Ist oI \\'_\ts1b1u'1e.
Ill'I RI l.\'. IIII_\ Ill, 1'i11 London“
~~--'I‘II1'(I1'I'III1III Wor llfiit'e 111111111
announced 111111 the (I1-I'III1III'
forces lighting: ill the .\‘tuuisluu
ht‘i'ltll' ol' the (iIIlil'IatlI l'I'HIlI 111'1'1'
'1'1'sl1'l'dzl)‘ \1'Ill1d1‘1111'11 behind
lmIIlIIII'u river. '
.\'1'211' Iligu. Ilvinsk 11nd .\‘umruon
on the northern 1'111I11I'tll1' Iiussizm
I'rout. tb'e oliivinl stutouu'nt 111I1l1'1l.
lighting but 11111-11 tlu- Mormons and
.Iiussiuns bus increased.
PARIS, ollll)‘ Ill. -I’1111l .I. (I'-'-
lml'llt'. .\Iollll' lllll .\'. -l.. \\'l111 1ll1'1l
ot' pounds lune ‘32 \1IIil1' III lbw \1' 1'-
1'i1-1' ol tI11-.'\1111'Ii11111 .\llllllllllllu'
'wus buried with IIIIIitn-“ty honor.
The funeral was11111'II1I1'1I'I11' (lou-
‘1'1'11I .-\. llul'ulior.
who said: "III the 111111111 ol' the
IIHIII Division | s11I1111'S11l1l11-1'tls~
'boruo.
11I'Il11' war to old us ill'lt'iumpb i'or
'I'lg'llt. liberty and justice.
“ lll his Person I solute the army-
ol' the l'IIih'd Mules \\'llll‘l| is
holding: 1131b 11s.
inspires nod 11' nuts on 111111111'.1| \\ 1'
.111‘1'liul11iugto sun 1l11'lib111"t_\ oI
"‘ Illt' \\11l'l1l
I.(l.\'l)().\..lltl1' IO '.'\Ill|llllli1‘t'»
monl is made here that President
l’oim'uro. 111' France. has conferred
the l'I'oss ol' l'lII'viIliI'I' ol' the be—
g'iou of Honor 1111 W. I
who was Illi‘ I)i11'1'lot'i11 Iloll
'oi' tl111\1u11111.1u (‘quIIIissioII l"oI
Relief in li1|gium. 'Ilu' 1'1 '11» is,
bestowed “in consideration ot the
1,-11111'1'1111111'ill1 which .\‘oll (It'llollllt'r‘d
before the (it‘l‘llltlll authorities and
the .\llit‘l'lt'illl goveI'Iqu'ut the do
pottnlious mode in
,"J1111111-1' "
I In- med; Il 111111 the d111' oI'utioII I'-1
31'1'11111 1111.11'1I1'1l I11 lI1sI1I1IIt I 11111-
cure to lll'lllt'l'l I. Hoover for his
work 11 itll [be lit'lgiuu t‘ oIIIIIIissioII
lmvc 11111111 1111111111111] on belmli 111‘
111111
, {llu' counnissiou.
Zl'Illl'lI Juli 1!) .\'ix iIIlIuoII—
liul 1'1'111'1111'1111Iti11's oI' 1I111 (entrisi
l’uriv in (lo I'muuv wont to \i1'IuI'1
Inst work. “'llL‘l't‘ 1I11'1 1"1'1111i11111'1l
«with lending: 11101111111111 ol tII11 Aus—
_ll‘liiil aristocrauv. 11111111 d11111l1
alter their 1"1'111111, 111-1-'oIdiu1v to u
summurx' oI il11'(1‘1'1'1111111 political
situuliou issued Irom II1'I',1' II'ieIuIs
oi Mullhius It‘ll‘zllt‘lflflt‘l ll11'("l1'1i1'111:
.l1'111I1'I'
sII'oIIur opposition to (bunc't'llor
you betlmmnn llolluog. Simul-
1t11111 ousl1 the South iicrmun NM
tiotml Inbeul ll(‘\\'spllp1'l‘2‘. pur-ti1u-
ilurlv the Mcuut'lu'ucr
ILit‘i'lllilll poli1-1 11nd (111111'11'1'111'1II1'
1'1I111111111ded deuuu'rulic reforms It
Is uddcd that the key to the situu 1
itiou seems to be \ie'uuu.
.- M~Wfl<
CAN REMOVE TRACKS
j IN N EWI‘OWN AVENUEl
; llAR'l‘I‘ORI; Conn. July 10:- The
Public Utilities Commission
homing today at the Capitol on the
_ petition of the Borough of Tor1'\1gton
'usklng relief from what was termed
excessive rates charged by the Tor-
I'ington Water Company for hydrant
service and the refusal of. the com-
I pany to extend its water n111i11'11. On
:MaIch l
Indrnnt service were iIIereaSvd from'
$15 to $25. F. L. Travis, president
- of the company, claimed that the pro-
oiher than increase its rates.
agreed that the mains in
avenue. be ext-ended 300 feet.
The commission has givon a deci-
sion favorable to the. petition of the
in
Bellevue'
011' 1 to abandon and remove double t1 acks, 1011 market.
1on Newtown avenue, Nor,wnlk from
Westport avenue to the terminus oi‘
the line on Root-sewn street.
NEW aRITAlN LINEMEN STRIKE
NEW BRITAIN, Goimu July 10'.—
Twenty linemen employed by the Unit
ed Electric Light and
pony went on strike yesterday 1151' an
idn‘crease In Wing?“ and eight 1‘0“” a or‘ing, which occurred last winter, coal
. 11y.
w
I» A. 1‘
Norwegian Steam-1'
Illc'r
who 1"11111' 111 the tIIIilII‘1"ll'
' ' '11111s \11111 “11111111. oi ll SpIiII;~i.W11
1111111 11.1.1 loot-l
'l'llt‘ sumo llll db
’1. l’ol:llltl..
N1111l11'1'11
held a '
it was said the rates for.
' ' . . 1' fits to the company for supplying the'
BURGLARS CASES OONTINUEO‘. 1 water mains was only three per cent.
1111111 111111 the company could not do{
11'] l‘0~'
gard to the extension it was mutually!
Tristram 8. Hyatt
Norwalk’s Leading Dry Goods Store
#‘
M“
ably priced.
Summery One Piece Dresses
Many models 111 while and delicate shades reason-
A big Stock ol Waisls and Middy Blouses.
More of the White Dress Skirts.
Reliable Rain Coats. ‘
The Best Dollar Umbrella. Made For Men and Women.
LIT'l‘LE GIRL HIT
BY ALlTOMOBlliElI‘
.\ lllllt' girl
street Ibis afternoon
was struck by on automobile, and ser-
iously injured. A number
{who sou ('Ollu'ml. I'lil‘l‘it'd her into
1hr Olllit' 111 Ill Hoot-1:11 ti, l-‘11w1'4-111,
11nd l11111 H111 11 .1s removvd 111 the hos-
( pilul. ,
\\‘. 151111191011
at 2:311 o1Iock
1 I'M-rill:
. V , 1 'V l 1 ' "- a "' 11 1o ‘1
ol l'zlsllmlu hum“ III1 1l11lds 1111111111111 11.11»: 1 port (I1
us being serious 11nd tho police 11111 in-
1'1'xtig111in1: lb.1 oil":1i1
ll \l':‘\ l‘llt‘l' >1:“.11I that till) lllllll
1.111111 1l11 1‘11i1-I'of1l1'
2 lll‘llllll' ot‘ lulu :111o 11111111.
.. “_E. ,M..._.-.__ ._ ., .—
ELKS WAIT ON TABLES.
Go to Aid of Twelve Boston
.Proprietore When Waiters strike
1 Ill)S'l'_t)‘J.'I11l1
'oI' Ilntid I. Walsh.
I'buirmun of 1111'-
.\uL-11.~'1 II'11'1'1111111.
.\'uliouul liuscbull
ull ports 11? 1l111 country.
as voluntary "s1Hid-breakers" in
l1.1din1: hotels of llosmu w-her1 din-
ing room «1111111 but] been .iIlu..‘,"
suspImlod 111' :1 sIrolk of 112'1111'19.
'l"ll1
“ork lust night to enforce 1i '11'11111s
IOl one tiny on in seven “him-.11 loss.
of my «Coming 111 the time of .lu'
I-Ilks‘ convention. the hotel
Int-ms \\'11l‘1' wholly unprrpured and
rolled in belllioys 11ml wont-111 lo uwu
1111- rush "‘
I11 (11'1'd1' I11 :11'1'1111111111Il1111'
Irons one house in 11111 llnctt Bay (in:-
11'i11 11111.11ch tho muih .‘1i11i11.1 room and
established 11 help-youI'self-scrvice, 1111
11.1 1hr illlt' cliou ol‘ .\Ii.\\'1\l5ll .\iI
ltulu
it" ‘1:'~
lleI'rmnn 'I 111111le .\l1\'uI1' , .11' llulti-
1.1111-, and Illlltl‘r Donniuc white
‘nprnns the 11111111 11.1 mod rolls and cof-
{111 the pIIItt'ipnl morning meal in
lloE-ton 111111 Is 1011111, .1111] smiling 1'.-
111111011 thanks for tips which \1'"1-1e
dumped in mile l)tl\1‘:s Ill‘ ‘1'111 l-"'11 .111
Mir 11 111111 To mid to the '111‘hl111 spir-
i1 111 1111- occasion .\I('\'11ll'.‘ 111111 li-"Ir
111111111 covered 1i1ei1 :houl‘ .'-'1 .. 11 i111 1i -
I'llks' colors and 11'11'11 "1'11I1'1I1d llS
lhm movod 111111111 1'1 “‘1 pi 11111-1 11an
11:11'5
‘ SELLING FOOD PRODUCTS.
BOSTON. .luly lp.——’l‘l1«\advtrtising
III Illt‘ llt'it'l111uu‘..lll‘L'illllot' icod products which are 111 Inigt
supplv is urged upon 11 holesnle and ."1e-
ltnil dculeis 111111 tumours in a. state
ment issued by the slute committee on
public 51111111le111 conunittee points
'01“ the fact that the public often
\l‘lll‘SlC would be willing to huv iroeh 01 any,
N111'I11'i1lIt1'II abandoned their p.111- 2
‘1.11r1icular garden stuh‘ it it were in—
fanned that it w 11’ -1'uilv11 .11 11111111111 'Ent
moderate mines. Bringing producer
ind consumer together in this wav,
the committee snvs would p111veni tho
rotting of large amounts of fruit and
vegetables 11hlcl1 uppeured to be. 1m
imar ketable.
1
ONE KILLED lN TRAIN DERAIL-
MENT.
BOSTOY Julv I0» 01111 man 111:
I'illed and eight injured none of them
fatallv, b1 the derailment at Wi11-:
throp today of a passenger train on
the 130‘s ton, Revme Bench and Lynn
railroad, :1 narrow rouge line used
by the beach residents on then way
to work in Boston.
The locomotive. and three cars
passcd‘m‘er :1 switch when the fourth
car, in the center of the train, jump,
ed the track an dturned over. The
11111.11 killed was caught under it.
MILK. o‘oss UP AGAIN.
PLAINI‘IELD July ill—«The price
of milk 11111 be ‘11d1 aneed 15 cents
per sixty quarts by ih raiseis in this
section lziext 3111111111'.At present
Eastern Connecticut homers are shipa
pint; 100.000 quarts of milk to the Bos-
Sons of the receivers
have attend vagreed to the new price.
No co‘AL FAMINE IN FRANCE.
PARIS July 10. —Dnnge1' of a coal
lfamine will be avoided next winter}
as the result of negotiations which
the British Government and the pre
Water‘ Com feet of the Department of the Seinej
have concluded. In order to insure
a. fair distribution and prevent com
eard'uflwlll be instituted. .
' _L
of peopb"
Hotel
to -—l1‘or1111'1'(lovem—
wuitms III twelve hotels 111131 2
111111111110 ‘
H.Krieg
l
l
I
Taffeta Silk Dresses
1 At Very Special Prices
For $15.00
1 You may take your choice out of 10 different
E styles of the newest Taffeta Na’v‘y Blue Dresses.
Also a New Arrival 01'
Striped Taileta 81 Satin Skirts
conuuisqon, and prominent Ellis i'z'om'
.
51'5‘11'1l ‘
er&C0.
.1
—r
211;".
111'
At $4.93 and $5.50 1.
._ ' :31
REWARD IN BRA'CSHAW CASE. l " "RF: ~
ST. .lOI'lNSIiliY, VL, .luly
old Alice Bradshaw
been 11111111011111 Inst ’l‘hmsduf',»
added incentive unity in 1111-1'1-1'.;11'11-
of $2011 IIITI'It'd by 1101' 111111111. .Iohu
-llr:\tlsl1111\,IOI‘zan information which
‘\\'ould loud to tho 01111111111: up oi lllt‘
mystery. The authorities have 11111
down without lungihh' results sf‘vt'lill
clues resultingr from conflicting sIoI'irs
told l1_v.\iis.~' EH11 Hicks and \II'.»'.. Ji-
.1'ln Kcnuismn, who 11111 11111i1'1'1111121'1
and who are 111111111111 to 111111- eon-
tossed that they killed the child. .Tolm
Kerwifie :1 tnrmlmnd, was still detained
in'coIIIu'cticI1 with the cow.
CHIPBUILDING PLANT BURNED.
l—~-’I‘I1e shipbuilding plant of Rice
l Brothers w't'ls desttowd by fire loduv
{together 111111 11. hull coIIIpivted light
ship, oev erul bt'um 11111111113, scv'eIul
-'.'ub111111'ine chosen: and bolt 11 dozen
11 1achts and launches owned by sum
‘mer residents. The loss was . esti-
mated :11 $150 000. No evidence of
incendinrism 11.11. found
ISTRIK'E ON ARMY CONTONMENT.
' BOSTON.J11I1' lit-111111 Stale Com-
millee 011 Public Safety made an el-
iort today to bring about :1 «12111111110111
oi the differences which' led to the.
Piumhers' 1 111011 to call out on strike
this morning thirty plumbers engaged
Iin work on the new army cantonmenl
lat Ayer.
11hr s1rike mieht spread to other w'oIk-
lmen at the Cllllp. The 1111'011 11ll1ce1-
{that agreements concerning double
pay for overtime have been violated.
W
MANY WITNESSES IN KEYES CASEJ_
DElllIA‘U Mass. luis ill. ”The
numbet of witnesses still to be exam 1
ined bv the grand jury in its investiga-
tion into the death of. .\IIS. Pauline
Keyes at Ilrookline on June 19,1'1113
testimony could not be completed 11
(av- _
. Miss Harriet A: V'nt'uey is held In
the county jail here for the; alleged
murder.
1
1 ....____-__.__... ,
l “SAWFLY.” A NEW PEST.’
l Pl.2AlNl1‘ll<.L-D July 10. —l«:11'1nc1's
{here-abouts are makinu complaint oi
i an additional pent which seems to {111‘—
ten on most of the tender crops. l1‘Iom'i
the Connecticut Agricultural College.
i word 1' 111111 that the. pest is known as
'1 the “sawfiv.’
l
l INCREASE 'IN STEEL causes.
”.5—
l NEW YORK July 111—41111 n'nnn-fi
' ed tonnage of the United States Steel
Commotion on June 30 1917, was
11383. 2871 tons, a decrease of 503,301
tons. compared "with the figures for
. May 31 according to the monthly re-
,port issued today.
Sentinel Advs. pay.
32.. ;.' '_I
Try one.
Inf-“rho;
smothers fur the body (IT vighl-your-l
lulievod to bowl
haul 1111‘
EAST l'.'.lOO'I‘Hll‘\\ \I.1ino.Julvlll'
Fears were expressed that'
Extra Fancy
' No. 1
New Peiatoes
4011:
pk.
PHONE- -371
PROMPT AUTO-
DELIVERY
1
NOTICE '
The following is a true list contoim
Ind so large that it was thought that their ing the name of every (1111105110), “1111
the amount standing to his cre lit who
111113 not added to or withdtawn 1'. '0111
his account, or p1 esented a boo" for
‘1110 purpose of having interest cIeIlit»
led to such'account tor a pt‘uiod of
.tw enty years prior to the 1st 01' July.
1917 and who is not known by the cm.
rats of this bank to be llvim.1 except-
ing such accounts which do not ex-
'ceed ten dollarS.
Name Amount
1Hiram E. Reed .......... .. $ 44.46
I-Willi:11n Brown ....... . 78 5‘3
{Harriet C. Raymond 71.72
“My White ............. . 11.7!)
Fannie A. White ..1. ....... . 71.92
F1 'oncls R. Stevens 1141.23
1111.11 Jane Sieu'ns . ...... 177.411 “
lT-tdwln Benedict, .......... 28.111;
.\lorl Magajino ........ 33.119 1 .
Edwin Gridley 88.551
[Frank Quinn ' 105.1121. .
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