F mun, rm :9:
hit to rlght, Gov. BaxtLr, Maine
non, Vermont;
TATE 0F MAINE, OFFICE OF THE
GOVERNOR, AUGUSTA
March 16. 1921.
.Nr I' (‘ Ayres,
.. livy Department.
Federal Reserve DlBLl'lct, 1
Massachusetts.
12' Sir: ——
I .... glad to be of assistance in the
i.‘l .Illtl Savings work which you
iil<:'lf"lll}.‘, in the State of Maine
. I outsider your work of real im-
’lul' 'l‘he man, woman or child
Nun‘s a portion of what he has
ml becomes a. better cltizen.
-. wreaths capital. tunital brings
’-'|VIIIT_VZ and responsibility is
huts of good citizenship. NC
...n l-ndurc unless its poople
put in its government, and in
in take part one must become
rim-r , .d must have a. share in
i\i'|l"t"‘lll. The man or woman
l m something at stake at once
-' suih a partner.
s-wuritil-s of the United States
'llllt‘lll. are the safest and best in‘
world and [\lllt'rlf‘llll citizeni may:
lil'WII" to own them. Vthn a,
(«any Savings Certificate is pnr-;
! thw purchaser shows his con“
~- in the United States Govern-l
and immediately becomes a;
fur of the firm of one hundred
ten lllllllnv' people all of whom:
. muly promise that these certl-.
H-s will be paid when due and that,
will always see that the certili~
..‘~; are worth one hundred cents
a a dollar.
(fordlally yours,
(Signed) Percival P. Baxter.
Governor of Maine.
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MAS-
SACHUSETTS, EXECUTIVE DE-
PARTMENT. STATE HOUSE, 303-
TON
January 1". 1921.
‘.‘.Ir F. C. Ayres.
tinn-rninent Director
Shift
'35 Arch Stlcet, Iloston, Mass.
My dear Mr. Ayrcs:
May I take this opportunity to em-
phasize what i said to the Legis-
.lturo- on the (lav of inauguration.
‘l‘o.l.Iy and every day through the
l'1r i ask you to remember that in
Ii' home and in private business i’.
. necessary to practice thrift and
wulililliy."
It In. of prime importance for the
Ll‘llilli' welfare that we do this just
,.\, The great need of the United
'vlvs t;mernment in carrying to a
.h n-sSfllI conclusion a sufllcient re~
.I ~..'rut*llon program is the- additional
;r:il which will flCl'rth' from thel
.ngs of the people.
lilo work of the Savlncs Divislonl
L‘ the l'nited States“ Treasury IN"?
"llln'lll has my sympathy and rin«I
"Illl'lll, and I urge upon our citi”
lhl' practice of strict economy in
non life and the. desirability of‘
“sting a part of their savings in|
“'nllwnt Securities.
‘v ’>'l have my best wishes for con-
L ln-ri sucr‘css in this work.
Savings Dlvl~
- I
Very truly yours.
(Signed) (‘hanning ll. Cox.
STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
EXECUTIVE CHAMQER'
April 18. 1921. l
I“ (‘. Ayres.
:..r, Savings Division,
l“¢'|l“i’lll Reserve District,
i:., Massachuscts.
ZI- .tr Sir:—— I
1‘ ”'11 an acquaintance of many
~ mth the mutual savings banks
1. .. England, and as an ofllcial of
<. M. ill. I have naturally crime to
ill at they afford the best pos-
r‘ihnltnent for small savings.
‘ - are other forms which are
in . ill 1 able and convenient.
: viu- ‘.o-ry best of these are the
. wt urltiws issued by the Uni-
.l'. 4 Treasury.
: I w irllt' that the sale of the
\ l- lilt'sl certificates encourages
and promotes thrift among all
; "Mn ll) their own advantage and '1” cont“; 9 during me coming yegrI
’ ‘hv- zovermnent. This, it would
'lHlIly justifies their existence
' l ‘1.»1Illilltl0ll. -
Yours very truly,
ISigned) Albert 0. Brown.
Governor.
o
x thrill and savings stamps facilities for the small savings anal
lugs.
Courtesy International' Film Service, Inc.
GOVERNORS OF NEW ENGLAND
; Gov. San Souci. Rhodo Inland; Gov.
Gov. Brown, New Hampshire and Gov. Lake. Connecticut
international Film
VICE-PRES. CALVIN COOLIDGE
THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
CHUSETTS, EXECUTIVE DE-
PARTMENT, STATE HOUSE.
BOSTON
December 6. 1920
Mr. Charles A. Moms, Governor.
Federal Reserve ilank,
Boston, Massachusetts.
t
. My Dear Mr. Morss:
Please accept my sincere congrat-
ulations on the results you have ac-
complished in the Interest of thrift
and savings during Lhfl work you have
been doing in the Savings Division
of the l'nltml States Treasury De-
partment. As I have. said at various
times in speaking on thrift nnd nav-
ings. our future advancement dev
pends a good dual on accumulated
and invested capital. Education in
thrift and mnnomy is of vital impor-
tance to the welfare, of our people, it
is untlmibtodl true that the. condlv
tions which 0 1‘ government is now
confronted with make investments
and savings in government securities
of immense value in «(flying the unan-
clal problems which we must
meet. i wish you continued succcs.u
as bend of this important department
of our government.
Very truly yours.
(Signed) Calvin Coolidge.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT
EXECUTIVE CHAMBERS
HARTFORD
February 24, 1921
Mr. “'illlam \V. ’i‘. Squire,
Savings I)lVl:»ln'l. First Federal Itc-
sm've District.
Federal Building, Dotson, Massachu-
stilts.
My dear Mr. Squire:
Any mowmvni that has for Its 0b-
jm-t thl- uncouragcnu-nt of thrift and
saving will always receive my hearty
support The wisdom of cultivating
ranch traits and habits Is now being
aptly 'lemonstratt-dx in the pending
hezitancy of business and reaction
from the “fat" years immediately
proceding 1921.
The habit of careful saving and
thrift should be instilled in our chil-
drnn when they are young. Such
habits, if formed in childhood. must
persist in after lilo. and will be re-
flected not only in their individual
lives but in their attitude toward pub--
lic. affairs. Tangible evidence of this
thrift on the, part of the poople of
Connecticut ls found in the reports
of our savings institutions showing
a healthy and encouraging growth of
savings up to the. present time.
A reasonable self-denial and for-l
bearanco from luxuries in order to
set aside, regularly moneys in a say—,1
lugs account against the future makes ;
for a healthier and more self—reliant1
citizenship. and is a source of pride!
and comfort to the individual. ,
The savings Division of the United
States Treasury furnishes special.
A
is a. depository easily accessible to
i hope the people of Connecticut
to utilize t ese facilities in order to;
increase and make secure their says
Yours very .truly,
(Signed) Everett J. Lake.
Gamer.
Cox, Massachusetts; Gov. Harl-
STATE OF VERMONT
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
MONTPELJER
February 22, 1921. {
Mrs. George H. Smilie,
Vermont Director, Treasury Savingl'
Division, .. ‘
Montpelier, Vermont. i
My dear Mrs. Smilie. l
Other nations look to the Unit‘.
States to maintain the solvency of,
the world. One of the best ways in,
which this country can continue a
wealthy, as well as a powerful nation. I "
is by the possession on the part of;
every man. woman and child of some ,
money or property. be it ever so small j
an amount. which Is the result of.
work and careful saving on the part‘ ‘
of the owner. 3
Each person should save a portion ‘
of his earnings; each child shouldl
have an interest and share in the
savings of the family: and. because
of the provision for the receipt of,
small amounts. the Savings Division‘
of the U. 8. Treasury Department nf- .
lords an excellent opportunity to start
savings accounts by those who other- .
wise might not make deposits of such
amounts. . ~
i believe It is of extreme impor-
tance that we educate our young cit-
izens in habits of prudence and econ— .
omy: I am in thorough sympathy with
the endeavor that is being made in
this State to interest our people in
the Gnvornment savings plan; and i
hope that the coming months will
show an increase per capita of these‘
savings among our roople.
Very truly yours.
CLOSES SATURDAY, JUNE ' 11TH '
Read the List of Wonderful Offerings at
, 98c on Above Date.
Any of our $1.25 or $1.50 Night Gowns, qualities that
sold readily last year at $1.98, on Saturday
only i 98c
Pink Batiste Bloomers, good, full sites, have
been $1.50. Saturday . . . .l. . ..._ . . . . . .-...-- . . .384:
Any Corset Cover or Camisole marked $1.25 to"
$1.98, Saturday . . . . . . . . . . . ._ . ..... . . 98c
Dainty styles in .EnveIOpe Chemise, very at-
tractive, fine garménts, Saturday . . . . 98c
A small lot of $2.50 Corsets, all new models,
while they last .- . . . .. . ............ 98c
Women’s White Waiéts.‘ manufactured this sea-
son, exceptional value 98c
Women’s Summer Vests,. . . . . . . . . .-...-; 39c; 3 for 98¢
Childrenfs fine Night Gowns, sizes 4 to 14 years,
specmlly priced . . . . . . - .., 4.9mm. ., 98c
Children’sstep-in Combinations, 4 to 8 years .- . . . 98.;
Children’s 59c and 65c Drawers, 2 for .. . -m-z... 98c
9
No person, with whom economy is of the least importance
can conscientiously remain away from this sale, for the
offerings are seasonable articles of quality.
~ (~ cuflor Mtwcunumrr Ar HOOIPA rt PR/ttf. .
86 WASHINGTON STREET
(Signed) James liartnoes.
Gncluor.
STATE OF RHODE ISLAND C
PROVIDENCE PLANTATIONS.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER.
PROVIDENCE
Mr. F‘. C. Aves. Director,
Savings Division.
it‘irst Federal Reserve District,
Federal Building. Boston. Mass.
Dear Mr. Arrest
The matter of thrift and saving!
is of prime importance to the wel-i
fare of our people at this time when;
so many worthless securities are be-.
ing offered for sale. The investmentj
of surplus earninns in govemnmtl
securities is a sure method of pro-i
motlng thrift and economy, and is of:
general importancn to the. commu-;
nity through the accumulation of
capital.
The work which you have accom-
—.........._.___ ._L ..
A FREE LECTURE
0N
CHRISTIAN ' SCIENCE ,.
By JUDGE SAMUEL W. GREENE, C. 8.
of Louisville, Ky.
Member of the Board of Lectureship of the Mother Church, the First
Church of Christ, Sclcntict, in Boston, Mano.
IN THE REGENT THEATRE, NORWALK
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 12, 1921
AT THREE-THIRTY O'CLOOK (Standard Time)
Open Evenings
JUNE‘
THE MONTH 01“ women ,,
Our Engraving Department I: Now at Your Service
Stop In and Look Om Our New
“RELIEF INGRAM"
Which includes a number of now who
VISITING CARDS
For the Boy and Girl at Graduation Tho
._ ORDERS NOW BEING ram
FINKELSTEIN e KAPLAN
8110088303 T0 DOWY‘B
18 SOUTH mm smu-
(Tel. 10565,
l
pllshed through the Savings Division
of the United States Treasury De-
partment has my sympathy and on-
dorsement and i take this oppomnr
ity of congratulating you on the sub-
stantial results which you have
achieved. The. promotion of thrift
and the elimination of extravagance
are two important objects which are
secured by the sale of government
wut’itiofi. and 1 therefore wish you
continued success in the. splendid
work in which you are engaged.
Yours very truly,'
Emery J. San Soucl.
February 16. 1921 Governor.
THRIFT THOUGHTS
If you spend all your money,
Men call you. "fool,"
if you save all your money,
Men call you "stingy:"
But if you invest some of your money,
Men call you "thrifty“
The fool is despised,
The stingy is disliked,
But the thrifty is respected.
if you invest in ”blue sky." you're
out:
if you buy Treasury Certificates,
You're in:
Money which might be squandered,
Causing evil and sorrow,
When invested in Savings Stamps
Makes for “00d and happmm- #:
Remember your money
Wu hard to get.
is easy to spend
Can work for or against youi
Talks
it was made at the mint first
It isBupito you to make it last
y nvesting in Treasury Savings
Stamps and Certificates ‘
Buy W. s. S.
Ask Your Postmaster
~.Im.w.\l.K BANQUET.
I ‘ \7 \ June 10. -A “sidewalk
'v ‘ ww; one of the features of engage in heated debates on questions
M solution ceremonies at- of the day and outline the
“ i" . l
"" in l'-~ I. lent Alfredo Zuyas. It
‘ l‘ ‘ in an organization known
' " ' “ '5' - 0' the Louvre Sidewalk."
l .
..' 'I,l)' 0 1‘1. 'l'Hlif‘d to meet daily un-
‘.l .. Ir ”(Cllpled by the
l g, . - I
ll nv-Ic-l no longer _., . I”, .
Ll. IIH'lulhnrs of the o t ' _ ,V t
9:1" ""3" but tho, . y“
.. ml] meeting . . ‘ .. ‘ A,
. ~ I
Hotel _
Central Park. .
come from among the beat families of
considerable. nor do they
bum -0 in front of a building publicity.
Far from devoting all their time to,
ogling women passersby. the "boy:
political
attitude they will assume. Since they
a ital. their Influence in not in-
the c p ' lack for
U... _. qr; ..... A
W
mmtflm.
., '8'
brated here April 18. 1921. with danc-
ing contests. meal. a tug of war, co-
pra outing contests. a band concert.
naval parade and addresses by Amert-I ,
can officin and native chiefs. .
—Chief So . a native leader. urged} '
his followers to do_all they could for
the administration. :‘It in a. plo'nlflre"
he said. "that we are united hero to-
day and are able to-olun celebrate
of the In: “
-to the trade. which unnamed tumult! m lid M
‘IP.“
SHIP BY TROLLEY o SHIP BY TROLLEY
FREIGHT and EXPRESS
SERVICE
TO AND FROM
, MIDDLETO‘VN
The Connecticut Company announces the exten-
sion of its trolley freight and express service to and
from Middletown, effective Monday, June 13th, 1921.
TROLLEY
Daily service via Meriden and Hartford with all
of the fifty—eight points now being served. y. . ..
For detailed particulars telephone, write or ask
at any oiiicepf The Connecticut Company.
L
SHIP BY TROLLEY 8m BY moms
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NEMO MATERNITY CORSETS
This new corset invention is one of the most important in
. Hygienic Corsetry.
itc value'will be appreciated as a blessing by those who need it:
and the medical profession recognize it u a great help to medical
science. ‘
The corset is lightly boned, but strong and flexible. At any time
"our Conetfero will demonstrate or fit this entirely aew device the
~11“. ”n." ,,
' “:19“ really a maternity. a convalescent. and a nursing corset. In
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99° ’ MATERNITY PERI“. planer.
womrrythmmodohtnrorrlllnta‘nltywmtolowolllnon
«7 '..v‘o:~ 1 ‘~ \
122 Washington Street
Hershfield Motor
Transportation C o. \ .
“Daily Service Between New York & Non-walk:
LONG DISTANCE TRUCKING
TummuYousadafmmm-d”
pomuon;1’uddode formal-0W“
Main once,260oncord SLSmNmnkPMIeM?
n«vmomso1wmmm.omm
Thomas’ Chocolate Shop?
24 South Main Street
CAN DIES—CREAM—LUNCHES
LUNCHES SERVED AT ANY TIME _ 7
Juvenile Footwear f 5.:
RIGHTLY DESIGNED jTYLES FOB BOYS AID onus "3'
The many demands for the right kind of footwear the not h (P. .
our large complete stock
Dress Pumps, and Oxfords, Play Shoe- and led: . ‘. .‘
STORE CLOSES AT SIX
MILTON ELWOOD
Formerly Elwood l. Glover
South Norwalk‘:
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67 North Mam” Street,
an. Inns or um m
If in trouble, Call Harry Duff—Phone. .7544 .,
- s. L. BENEDICT
VICTOR WES" ELY
(Formerly with You“ Bron.)
Automobile Bodies, Fenders, Rodin y.
Lam“ Repaired and Made tort.‘
And All Kinds of Sheet Memw "
South Norwum .
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