- , uAnn LURPORATORS
. , , NAME DIRECTORS
PM :1 .mnnnned From First: Patel
sumus:
I Paul R Connery and George L. Wood
! ward
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The directors elected as otl'icers:
t President—Alden Solmans.
sanitary Paper Luxmheon Vice-President—Joh‘n H. Knapp.
8998' IN E St‘crvtary and TreasurernGeorge L.
; Wooduard.
Paper Plates A statemé’nt ot the condition of the
my W 01198 50 pkg bank at the close of business, June
. M paw m oh 25‘, 30mm was presented:
’ 1e ‘61 Liabilitieo.
Waxed Paper 60 and 100 Deposits ................ $5,086,460.88
Paper Nam 50 do: Suntlus and profit and
. ' loss account .......... 152 209 90
Tums 30m interest :tccrunt ........ 6. 955 89
All Shes Reserved for dividend
(July Isl) ............. 58,247.86
' Reset \ v‘d 101' tuitt's. . . . 500.00
$3,304,874 53
DON NELLY’S m... ' '
Loans on real estate ..... $1,591,132.00
, . Loans on collateral ...... 85,216.00
' “‘ . . on -rsonul Secur-
16 30- M‘m St 1235...? ............ 2,000.00
Loans to school districts. 38.628.66
m ”BM [3 s. Govmmlm‘ Bonds -
' ' A for bank and subscrib-
‘ W firs ...... ; ............ 310,583.00
7 .. ““ U. S. Government W'ar
. Savings Stamps . . . . 2,858.19
rRailrond municipal and
I ew . corporntion bonds . 1,058,900.00
Bank stock 94,100.00
- Othet stocks ......... , 20.00
Banking house, vaults
and fixtures ........... 45,000.00
' ’L "rd” has. been made in the Stam- Real estate ............. 2,000.00
i‘tnbuto (,‘ourt permitting the ante Su'~pense account ______ 1,266.94
.mtn land owned hy the late “‘il- Cash on hand and in
N l‘j. Street in Nm‘lk. . baflki ................. 72,669.74
1
M ' 03304.1:‘453
w trim: or the governing 'th '0 The report of the treasurer further
. Norwalk Yacht Club will be held stated that. there had been an in-
» n nine at the club house at 11in:- CT“?! dufinfl the past year of 3123,.
_,.~ ;000 in deposits.
“ . , During-the not-yel-r‘the Fourth and
Fitch Liberty Loe- cammns Were
.11: md J, bane of “WWII N. cmifii on and nearly $330.0” of these
mt the’weekm with his aunt loans were taken by the hunt and its
1 M 'nd 31115.1) J. Lynch, 'u‘lomers
-. m: :vtme Alden Solmttns has been a director
m" “ e , )1 this bank since 1331mm president
‘ 3 since 1886, a record that has been ex-
property at 12 Chestnut street.'rmed by very few bankers in the
t : District, owned by Miss “13 co‘""'"- -__ __‘___-~_
- ‘0” has been 50!“ to 1003' Pa“ BABY «some: MADE BY
‘ttrough mt.- Thomas C. Btu-loom MACHINERY exmmrao av
l ._.v_ STERLING FURNITURE CO.
—'—‘— The Sterling Furniture Co. now has
‘J‘m‘ caugh‘r daily Can be had at. on exhibition the only baby marriage
““7”,” 03’9“" 0" 'line that has ever been made by mn-
......__—.- lchinery. Every bit of weed or tibre
”,7,” Shubert of Maple street. re- used in the manufacture ot‘ carriages
. .1 0 Officer Rpm a“; last. baskets or turn: ture, dating back to
. ' hho day when Moses was found in a
7“" he 105'" a $10 bill and four and. made basket has becn woven by
a“ on the “Magma Mam hand. It Vas Marshall 13 Lloyd of
3.1:" WawMM :‘lcnominee. Michigan. who finally pio
M ‘i lduced a new method or production and
1 , T machine for weaving.
:- nwitam W “M will “We furniture men have known of
1‘ 1- picnic my. July 135, many inventors trying to build a ma-
- ,3; Doint Members will hie chine which would weave. the fabrics."
. 'said a member of the Sterling Com-
”“c‘ trolley from the Demon pan3 today. “Just whtn we thought
Ripper will be served the the woxk would always be done in
V- ;: as to the sewing society, this slow. costly and lmll‘Prft'Tl man-
~ . tnm. theie came on tlic lOl‘lZOfl the
Hiking pomething different {inyention of Mr Iloyd
“For many years he has opera'r-d a
'“m‘” "“1"“ with a’ load (11' bab3 carriage factory up in \nrtlxe: n
rill down one of the biz Michigan. He gained fame in man;.
-. -:- ..t mp pmyancp to the Bur- 5 1m entiona and :1 «mam t-hpltlwm mn-
‘ chine inventors n e wort tot.:1y.
“EM“ Vinson Point my Not long ago he produced the steel
4‘ i ”31” ”“3 rame thmx hap- tube wridinc machine He was pro
911 p0>t on the 01,05th Side nounced "crazx‘ b3 mr-n who lutei
‘\ }paid hundreds of thousands of dollar s
r to 11m his machines Then he turntd
— . 11: < massive brain in thP med 0: fibre
‘3 at, my knob samrda‘ l loom and. in a ShOlT whi le. ht— c: eatetl
S M” “0‘ “5 “HF-’9“? attended. thr now famous Lloyd loom. -
1.‘ :.tiai1. . on account of the‘ The human like machine weaves
3 inl‘m and the cool weather tbab3 carriages thirtv times rant-Ir
than t 9 most en en man can 1
' "‘r’ "‘"m had a fine time An-, 'does so with zreatZr beauty and dura
.3, “in be held next Saturdav' l bi‘ity This hm mama a 3mm db
"-«r. ilar13' Sixs orchPStta “3“ tmand for Lima made goods not] to
‘tia3 the futtory in Menontinw i.~ the
‘larzest in '11:; world of its kind.
. That growth has come in a 3ear
' V Romamo 0f Talmadge Place and is tht- quitkcst and greatest ad
~ (01103131111 ‘0 the 10‘3““ police vane-e any established American fact-
1.1nan assaulted his 11 year old cry has made without some outside
~ h . t of zeason like war entering in.
“Mmond' Romanio S mug-gm Come in our more and see these re
mans name, but knwos Itnarkable carriages:
Ant. “He V33 referred ‘0 the D‘Stfia Hundreds of vis tors fiork to the
gamma}:
.1.‘ .1: 1C .
Attorney ,Lloyd plant in order to see. the ma-
...— ' chine that has revolutionized the reed
H bor View Beach or fibre industries. A special guide.
Dr Borah 0f ar 0 takes them through. .-
ttti a fishing party out. on the noun 1 _______”__~
-(erda-y in his blndsome cmlser.; The Second Taxing District voters
-011 They brought a fine me”: Of will meet at the City Hall tomorrow
wash the largest. one weighing evening at 8 oclock for the purpose of
wounds , and caught by Addie considering the locating of the factory
an of Bay View avenue That of Jacobs & Sons on the District prop-
—. huge“ fish brought t0 “19 an in Day. street
'ili.‘ season so tor. " i
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——Sentinel Want Ads Are Winners
, South Norwalk Evening Sentinel it
'30 “ "you desire the best results obtxin-
, able. ’
WHY m
about your M M
and other m
. Women’s
”lute Footwear
them safe in our
vaults for
$4 a. year
11101111153813 mitt
113 Girl choaned, Men Ave St
Unreasonable!
Act Which Saved the Firm Lam Sun!
of Honey Brought Forth seem
Condemnation Rather Than
Thankful“
‘ There was: an unhappy pocket in
the forehead of the girl in the leather-
ette coat as she said. “Men are cer-
tainly the tfifist unreasonable beings!"
"Marvelous dim-oven," commented
the one in the brown for as she con»
reyed the contents of her (my~ to the
not overly dainty cafeteria table. "I
we I might as well listen. so get it
oi? your mind."
“You remember,” said the leather-
rt-tted one. "i told you Saturday about
having so much money to take care
or at the ofllce at closing time? Well.
Saturday night robbers broke into the
them. but while he was nourishing his
pistol at them and ordering them to
hands up' they beat him up and got
away."
“With all that money?" moaned
the now interested Miss Brown Fur.
“Walt!" commanded Leatbcmtu'.
"The wltrhmnn called up the mana-
:erotmmchaldmopoflce.
'l‘lton Hr. Giles. the W. lint [or
me the first thing Sunday morning. He
asked me how much money I had
taken in Saturday timer banking bowl.
1 told him a little over 32.”. Be
tm-neo sort of new room; m
delta-lives. the hind!“ “who“
at.“ my nae—m at “Em
my «mover in» the do a I"
they “ere waiting tor it b m :9.
11:9. 1111‘ Mir: «9 yourself]
“110 3ch want that money now.
$012010”? i asked. not W
841 the gloom of the it‘ll“.
"'\\'nnl it." he word. I” m i"
lookt-d :11 "to with that express!”
will-«h suyfl. "l’ht: poor (III in. loll!
dimly}
“Then 1 had to explain that 1 bad
lt’u'kf‘tl tltt- sure Saturday night W
1 had [:1an cart: 0! the annoy In (I!
till. 1 WM: in t1 hurry 't'ause Clyth
was waiting to turn me at Mg
time and so 1 jaw! Mimic-II .11 that
money into an (mu-lope and stuck I!
in the filing mkimd.
"So there on Smithy morning 1 Mix
1110 money out til the cum-hope and
hand“) it nvt't‘ in 311'. Gilt-s. "0 count-
otl it and Hwy all {GISIIHI tlwh‘ eyes
on it its a rumor 3:11.101: upon a long-
'0‘! Sun."
“Haven‘t you omitted l‘hepolnt'l’!
to man's unreasonuhlcnosa?”
"No. 1 am just coming: 10 that." re-
epontletl Leatherette. “This morning
Mr. Giles culled mo into his MN and
told me that ii 1 (‘Illllll not Do mort‘
mroftll “ilh the firm‘s tttttney 1m
tannin] ft‘t'l I‘l-liyril to tii~tlmrge me."
Early Trench Journals.
Tin-re i< :1 \try lll'IL' “<1 of ”1099
early th‘lllll journals. Hi" majority of
“hit-ll lmvo lw-‘n (‘tfllt‘t'lt‘ll by Mr.
(’liarlt-s tip in Miriam. “110 has (le-
pnsitctl them at tho 11.1tlitttheque Nu-
link!!! in Paris for the hunt-tit of the
future historimw of the war. They in-
r*lutlc Le l’eiit l-Zt'ho tin Iiiglticonth
Realm. ti'lnfnntt-rie tt-rritorialc,
“‘llll'h was very artistically (‘tlilml by
Corporal llultut-t 11nd :mtngnzphml in
many colors: L‘Hrlto tit-R Tl‘rnnt'hees.
the minor ttt‘ whit-11 was tlw famous
short story wriior, l’nul “(’lltlllx. and
whit-11 (‘1llllflllll’d articles and poems by
such \\‘l‘llt'1‘< us Point-tire :md liostand.
'l‘licodort: lltttrcl 11ml llcnri do lit-g-
nitr; and the 15 ho do anin. the or-
gan of the 1 irt3 iir st Chamois. which
boasted of n prhate wire connecting
the office “1111 ::tltrmd———tlle barbed
uiro rc: ichlm: right up to the trenches
of the 130(ht‘8.
A Long Wait.
This stilt-yd: well known in the
camps. but somehow the soldiers have
the story rum-einformation was leak-
tng out. and a special reward was or-
fercd tor the capture of the spy. The
soldiers took up the hunt keenly. and
one night while a member or! a patrol
was out in No Man's land he entered
I shellmhottered ruin and discovered
I wrinkled old man: whee clothing
was I" rags 'IM taut“. “(lot you at
of if, you old bligltter; you‘re the than
that? been spying on us for Jerry. are
you?" The old man vigorously wo-
tested that he was a patriotic French
man. “I’ve been here since 1870.” be
m. “and I haven't been linen-(1101."
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a certain part of the British line-so ,
The Victor Compan
contacts
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the reduced
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Sanitan Living
Societies and individuals are seem
to bring about better sanfiaiy cm
tions in our cities and villages in
health departments and inspect”:
while a great deal of good is w
done in this way. each person hall ”5..
m'idual responsibilities in the In”;
A mouth full of decayed and until.-
some teeth.or even one decayed“
may be the means of infectlntm
whole system with some cont-“- .,
disease, producing sickness and M.
33nd, at the same time. new
- the health or others. Let me but".
. mouth in a. sanitary condition. 4
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