'7 French Till 7 Million
’ Acres Used asTrenches
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CHICAGO. May 6. -—-In a stir-ringed-
are. this afternoon at the Kiwanis
Glob Major Zinovi. French veteran
of the world war, urged America to
.“corry on" for reconstruction of de—
“stated Euro 8.
“During thepwar. 800, 000 acres of
trenches." he said. ‘0! this amount
' 7.360.000 have been put in good con-
ditton. for agriculture. Homes to the
number of 594.616 were wrecked. To
date 221,000 have tenants."
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SECRETARY STOKES TO SELL
HOLIE.
' 1'4,- 1..
‘. NEW HAVEN. May 6.-—-The home
. or Item Anson Phelps Stokes Secre-
tary of Yale University. in Elm street.
next door to.the Graduate Club. has
been bought by the university. It
will. pass out of Mr. Stokes' posses-
stun about July 1. when he retires as
university secretary’ and leaves the
city. Mr. Stokes says that it is his
intention to spend much of next win-
ter in study at Lenox. Mass. Mr.
stokes' home was built in 1767. and
urge figures over the front door have
attracted more than passing attention.
The Graduate Clubs house is beliewed
tohave been built a fvw mars-after
that of Mr- Stokes. The two houses
——-———‘—"’ were alike in design. although the
lfientlne‘l Advertisements Brilfsaood club has bet 11 nlodernizod.
Result; 2:22
REPORT OF CONDITION 01“
1 THE CITY .NATIONAL iBANK
. .1' '1‘ SOUTH Nonwmnc.
These two huge geese are the 95!-
pets 01 the British Royal Corps
of Signals training center.- at Mare-
eld Pail: Camp. Sussex. "Joe" and
“Jenny," as they are named. origins!-
were bought to be futtcned :1»th
, tin-muons dinner last war. But the'
diers grew so fond of the birds,
Eat they we1e unable to sacrifice
em.
In the State of Connv-ctivut, at the close of business 011 April :8. 19:31.
Rl-ISDUIZGES.
1. a 1.01 ms and di<vouuts including rediscounts («mum those
shown in l1 and 1) ........................ $53?.lhh..\4
‘u Acceptanws of oth 11 111R: discounted ........ 2-1 (1011 no _ ..
Total 101.13 ...................................... $601,183.83
2 Ovmdrafts, unsecuu-nl ................................... 9.14.1
3. l’. 5. Government. securities owned :
a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S.J10nds par \'11lu0).. .
$100,000.00
b All other United Stun-s Government Securities. .
a 205,942.50
Total . ........................................... $115,942.50
5. Other bonds, stocks. .um-urltics. etc: ....................... 481903.08
6 Banking House, $03.12.? 31: Furniture and fixtures. $1491.03 68,616.33,
8. Cash in vault .......................................... (‘13.ll3.71
9. Lawful reserve with Federal iii-serve Bunk ................ 74,541.86
11. Net amounts due from national banks ..................... 77,667.60
.12. Net amounts due from banks. bankers. and trust oonuiunivs
in the United States (other than included in Items 9, 10,
or 11) ............................................. 7.24
14. Checks on other banks in the same city or town its reporting:
bank (other than 1114111 13) ........................... 111,945.19
A Total of Items 9. 1". 1]. l3. l3. and 14... .5lfl.’l.4lil.59 ,
15. Checks on banks l0(‘.lll‘(l outside of city or town of reporting l
bank and other cash ill-ms ........................... {146.99 1
15. Redemption l‘und “uh L'. S. Treasurer and duo from U. S. '
Treasurer .......................................... 000 00 [
I55 ' -\ “ —_J
l? Total ..................... ' ....................... $1,703,127.44,
LIABILITIES. ,'
:8. Capital stock paid in ................................... slnnyoomn
19. Surplus fund ........................................... 100,000.00'
20. Undlvided prams ...................... $21 511140.. I
0 Less cun‘cnt 8311111515 in“- lt'Sl and lines paid. -$-3 369 34 in n- _9 41 f
21. Circulating noles outs-t; Lnding ............................ 9'." 900110 E
23. Net amounts due to national banks ...................... 2.70l.73 ‘
24. Net amounts duct to St --11( banks bankers, and trust (monon- l
ies in the Llllltd Slates and foreign countries (otlur ‘
than includtd in 111- -ms 23 or "3) ................... l‘l l’vS 9’1
25. Certified checks outs! 111111111: ...... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.58649
Totals 01 lltllls- ’ ’. 135i. '4. 25 and 26 ....... $13. 440. 47 ~~ I
Demand depomts (otlur lhnn bank deposits) subjmt to Re-
serve (deposits pl 1v .llJltz within 30 days):
27. Individual deposits sung-(l [u 111cck. " ""
28. Certificates 01 (19110511 due in I .................... .43.0..1.36
055 than 30 days (otln r than
for money 110111111111) ............. "" "
31. Dividends unp 11d ........................................ 1 “1‘12. 0(71
“SSLEEJ’E? 3?:2.‘i‘.2°*li:.§2”3§7 ‘1'“ ”3"“ "mm” 3
32 ..... «,8 2.9 30. 31. and
Time. semi. molt-1:1 1.111;... """"""""" s'“ '3‘ ‘3
subject to 30 d. 1'15 or more scoépayable after 80 days. or
35. Other time d( posits ........ h Ice, and postal saflngs): --
86. Postal savings (11 poslts ..................................... 6:} 1:19.48
Tog?! (Sign; 111- posits subject to Reserve Items 33 3.4., "104.95
........................... $622 014. 43
Total M“
.. ........... 81.702.127.14
State of Connecticut County of l‘ airfield. m: H -
I C. O. Fitch Cashier of the above- named bank.
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e above statement is true to the best of my knowled( o solemnly swear that
go and belle .
C. O. FITCH, Cashier.
lilay, 1321.
RICHARD PODZELNY. Notary Public.
PL}Dircctors.
4h
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 3rd day of
a Correct—Attest:
I”, J. WALLACE MARVIN
THOMAS C. CAVANAUH
LEWIS R. HIURLBUT'I‘,
FOR MOTHER ON “MOTHER’S ADAY”
VICTROLA
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N0. 11 A 3
VICTROLA—No. 11A. . . . . 4150.00
RECORD—Your Choice 10.00
Total..............-_.';...........$160.00
mums IN amt. my rAmm-s .
HAD A sum J’m
MERIDEN Mly Bis—Tony W-
by Vi'ardens George A. Wfldnall’..9“
New Haven. and Robert Snark. bl
New Britain. following his arrest at ,
Beaver Lake. was fined. 81 and $28.06*
costs for onvbalf inch of fish. *By
measurement in court. it was found
a. plckerel was slightly lacking thatc-
g'al length. Smith said he had no.
money to pay the fines.
Nicola Rocco. of 594 Hamilton ave:
nue, Waterbury. was bound over in
$500. and Amerigo Giusti. ‘t.89 Shef-
field avenue. Waterville. .was bound;1
over in $1,000 by the local court today
after they had waived examination on
a. charge of stealing an automobile.
belonging to Hugh S. Geiger. of thisl
city. from in front of City Hall one
night last week. They were arrested
in W'estfield where the police say
they were working on the car in a
barn. They gave bonds. r
Sentinel Advertisementl Bring Good
Results.
this city, presented in the loco! court
2th Anmv
SA LE
STARTING-“FRIDAY, MAY 7TH
All Prices Lowered Far Below Pro-war
Prices. ’Buy Now for Present 01:.
Future Dclivcry.
" Free Storage and Free Delivery Anywhere
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RUGS , AT, ;SALE PRICES
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Perfectly Pasturized
Milk and Cream
The milk for babies delivered
to all parts of the Nor-walks
and Bowayton.
Homo-made Butter. Eggs tron our
tum. and buttermilk fresh daily
F. u. WEMPE & SON
Phone 2696 and 1618
YOUR OFFER TAKES IT.
(‘lmlmcr’s roadster.
Ford l-ton truck chain drive,
Ford touring.
N orwalk, Radiator
Repairing Co.
26 Main St, Norwalk, Conn.
TELEPHONE 954
THE DAINTIEST OF 00“
for Summer-time can be had it you
will let us
Tailor Them for You
The newest designs. smartest h
trimming ideas are embodied in Il‘
garments that we make up.
Come in and see our wide null!
ment of material.
New York Ladies’ Tailor
11 North min Street
or arms
MONUMENT S
.The Largest Stock
in Town
Luke Benedick.
34 N 0. Fairfield Ave.
South N orwalk
“
When You OrdelLCoal
Quality should be the first
thought. The best coal is the
cheapest in the long run.
If you can't burn it. coal is not
cheap at any price. That which we
are now otterlns' is of excellent
quality. We welcome your inspeo
tion. Coal in the cellar is good in-
surance.
The Norwalk Coal
59’ Supply Co.
MASON'S SUPPLIES
108 Water St.,
South Net-walk
PHONE 113
Dorlon House
\
Shore Dinners
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14.1
9x12 One Piece Brussell-Rug‘. . .
Formerly $39.00
9x12 One Piece Brussell Rug. . . .Now $29.95
Formerly $49.00
9x12 Heavy Axminster Rug ..... Now $29.95
- Formerly $55.00
9x12 Heavy One Piece ..Axminster
Rug . ................... Now $39.95
Formerly $75.00
9x12 Extra Fine Axminster Rug.Now $49.95
Formerly $85.00
9x12 Velvet and Axminster RugsNow $69.95
1* ormorly $93.00 to $150
EXTRA SPECIAL!
50 lbs. French Rolled Edge (100% Pure Cot-
ton) Mattross; sold as high as $15.00.
Anniversary Sale Price, for any size. . $6.95
: I Refrigerators ............. $10.00 to $85.00"
Formerly $18.00 to $165.00
. Now $19.95
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I ' THOSE who know the delicious flavor of VAN DlK ( 11
running this week—end a
BIG COFFEE SALE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY
All Van Dyk Coffees Reduced
Duchess, The Coffee 31c San Bo, Mipir; 1 18L
1 F
: , will use no others. They keep coming back cor 11.1 .’ (121‘?
I E11038 With them! We Want you to learn the day-m. ., . “"1
t in 3 cup 0f V311 Dyk 00560 'As a special indium-1m w T:
-m... -..y
Supreme, Cut to, lb. Cofi‘ee, Cu‘.
I : G. G. Mara, Real Maracaibo Combination
: l 00388, Great Hfial‘ll l , p
;' Cut to, lb , ......... 210 Cut 10,111 1“:
I Winner, A Coffee Victory, lion 1 ,,
Favorite, Cut to, 1025(3 Value. (3;; . lac
Limit 2.1bs. to Customer at Alum
sun wmnows FOR BUTTER AND EGG 1; ma?
JAMES VAN DYK CO
NORTH MAIN ST lilfi
xxxysirxmm
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Hershfield Motor
Transportation Co.
Daily Service Between New York A, Now-all,
3 LONG DISTANCE TRl‘l 111v;
Ten Large Trucks at Your Service for All R ‘ ‘
portetion; Padded Vans for Furniturt ‘J'
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Main Oflce, 26 Concord St., So. Norwalk. l 11m
New York 0500. 201 West 20th., Phone C1? .~-.
“From Quarry to Customer"
lust Received Several Car Loads of
MONUMENTS
Large Stock to Select from at
Reasonable Prices
lEOORATION DAY DELIVERIES
' PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW
$0117" NORWALK
MONUMENTAL WORKS
FRED'K. H. GANUNG, Prop.
84 South Main Street. Tel. 168i
New Perfection Oil Cook Stoves, Florence Oil
Cook Stoves, Red Star Oil Cook Stoves.
\From .................. $15.00 to $92.00
Formerly $18.30 to 123.00
Couch Hammocks .......... $9.00 to $55
' Formerly $15.00 to $95.00
.00
Window Screens, Screen Doors and Baby
Carriages.
$1.00 Delivers a Hoosier Kitchen Cabinet.
Sterling Furniture Co.
Phone 105.
rum-.1: sronus IN on, NO s'rAms 10"ch
..
VICTOR WESELY
(Formerly with Yeast Bros.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Radiators,
Lamps, :Repaired and Made to Order,
And All Kinds of Sheet WW“
.
127-131 Washington Street, South Norwalk l -
Hand- Made Blouses
ARE EX(LUS IVE NI) l\lll."1{ 1‘
Many Smart Styles Are lluw l“ r \'
$5.00 Is the Particularly Alll’alt'iu
If you desire tho more (ll'«‘>:-_\ 11111111L
l ‘11 05
Ellnsl‘ Li‘. H. “
node, linen, filet law, we haw
indeed, wonderful values.
SEEDS—WHOLESALE AN l 1 1: l . 1 UL
FOR THE SPRING SEASON
All the Leading Varieties of Vegetables and 1h. ~'
Seeds, Grass, Clover, Timothy and 81- i l
CEEE‘!‘
RELIABLE AND THE FINEST VARIETIES or) 1.2”
Best Grades o! Fertilizer, Sheep Manure, (vw G ‘» "
Nitrate of Soda, etc.
. Remedies to destroy all insects and fungicidoc :1
~ and cure of all kinds 01‘ Mir“-
{ rm
v-‘TW
1" 11.
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Let Your wants Bo Known and We wan Supply "V ' -‘ "
South Norwalk Florist and Sud 5‘01
1‘ ~AL“
2 SOUTH MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 354 c “O“
............................... , f/f/f/yfm
COAL
II now coming freely and we have a. supi‘l.‘ ‘ ’
QUALITY
Very good and we will endeavor to satNx 1 1’
: PRICE
The Illul Spun: reduction has been made and m H'- “
do not look for lower pncos
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Norwalk Chronicler