h
WANTED
t
LASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENT .~
rwoclot-sums;sailings-rusting“transit-oust.nationalism“.~
‘EOBSALE
. > ‘ ’7._ m’
g
WANTED — Operators on 0
girls’ dresses. Jerome
Frank and Co, 10 ,Madbon
Si... So. N orwalk.
WANTEll~~Experienced soda. fountain
l'lt'rk to lake complete charge. Ad-
B., care
dress with references to C.
of Sentinel omce.
ron SALE—Canoe in good condition.
laddress Canoe. care or Sentinel
cc. ‘
FOR SALE—1 Oldsmobile touring,
Ford coupe. 1 Buick s 8.
Benedict. 73 No. Main St.
FOR SALE- int hotllse, all -up to
date improv en I urge corner
lot. 10 minute walk m'nn depot. Price
7.000. Terms. Owner leavin city.
eply House. care of Sentinel nice.
1
L.
WANTED«T0 rent with option of
.‘iuyin . fruit and truck farm from
50 lo 1 0 acres. rent from 815 to $20
s Truck Farm, care
a month Addres
or Sentinel Oflice.
WANTED~Operators on Singer sew-
good
advancements.
ing machines, plain sewing,
pay. -steildy work,
Monarch Co.. 114 Washington St.
\VANTEHntIques. high prices
paid for old-time furniture, ma-
lmmlny. cherry. maple, pine, etc., also
old china, glass. anything of merit
100 years old. D. A.
llcrnsteln, 206 Westport Ave" Phone
that is over
I608. . 'l
WAN'l‘Elle-Boys Over 16
pun-rinnced on ironing ma
others need a
03!
Inc (truss an River streets.
I
WANTED-~I'Oslllon as cook, butler or
both by a neat. experienced Japa-
Mo care Su-
Ierw. Gmd references.
zuki, lioton Point Park.
.— ..
WAN'l‘ED~—A woman to‘ work in the
Banner Bakery. 5 Monroe St,
WANTE
i O
thoroughly
chines. 130
Y. R. an W. Hat 8110p,
D—-Cook for private family.
FOR SALE—Russian Wolihound and
Persian kittens. Applé‘Sugt. Hamp-
ton inn, New Canaan, hone 38.
>FOR- SALE—Good chunky horse‘
weighs 1,300 lbs. Good age,
worker. O'Connors, 33 Railroad Ave.
FOR SALE—~20 it, round bottom mo-
tor boat, powered with 4 h. p.
nier engine; also Ford runabout with
delivery bodK. cbe . Inquire 3 Day
St. or telep one 8 0.
F0 SALE—1919 Harley Davidson mo-
ti
torcycle. A-I condition. Inquire 29
Taylor avenue.
FOR SALE—Ford touring car in $30
condition. 38 Spring St., So. 0
walk.
FOR SALE:— n! 6 room house.
Barn, fruit Mort age and interest.
2,150. will sign all t claim for 8300.
elhalii, Grumman avenue, Cranburx.
FOR. SALE—Colonial residence: lire
places and carved panels. large barn
and 1 1-4 acres. Beautiful location.
“.000. Geo. Mitchell. telephone 1881.
FOR SALE—1920 Ford touring car
with starter; 1919 Ford touring car
’l‘ei. Ridgefleld 144 for particulars. with demountabls rims, many extras:
Wages $60. 1918 Ford touring car; 1918 runa-
. - _ bout. Call at 5 W’estport Ave. after 6
‘ To LET p‘._m; or phone 2153;. k_
FOR SALE—5 passenger Essex so-
TO LET—Four rooms,
menu-l except bath
all
menls Adulis only.
Mrs. Mills. 6 12 Hamilton Ave.
1‘0 LET" film
of business.
ply llai'tlord i
To l.l«7'l‘«.'l room
Adults only. Price $18.
Joseiomky or E. E. Gorlmln Co.
T0 LET-v Rooms with
Int-ills and garage at 102 Taylor 1‘ "“7"” Pl“. 1"“
Ave. lnq. Gus Green, 100 Taylor
Ave. ’1‘ .. ... POOR! INOTHIRI, Props.
improve-
62 Meadow St.
TO LET —Slx rooms with all improve-
lnquire of
0 suitable for any line
Centrally located. Ap<
.unr-h, 6 So. Main street.
a with improvements.
inquire R.
all improve-
dan. 1920 model. (‘heup to quick
buyer Also 35x4 1-2 Norwalk Cord
Tire, Hudson ri mand tube, good can
ditlon. inquire at 51 Chestnut St., 80
Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Good building stones.
lfiuls Nagy, 00 Benton St. So. Nor-
wn .
l Fiore Brothers’ Garage
Overhauling and Repairing
I‘OR RENT—Storage Space, house-
hold furniture.
Separate room .
luv-l iii-e proof building. Rubin-fl WILUAM F. HOYT
Coal and Storage Co.. Inc., sauga- “AL'ESTITB
“'1‘" Co“- TN- Westport 47- We LOOK! LOOK! nanoams m
warehouse receipts.
hue negotiable
REAL ESTATE l
kw
].Ofii'l‘ Al ltoion Point, 4th of Jilly
IllKlll, llOi'kt-L hook containing own~
01".»; name and
v;—
:1 sum of money. either
In Baal Norwak. two family house, 12
rooms $4,800.
In South Norwalk. two family house.
10 rooms, all improvements. hard
wood floors, newly chorated 8",200.
....................
in 3ill:'inKMpil\'lllqilll or hciwven pavilion in NorWulk. two {amly houses ' $1200.
an .‘o. . :iin . t.. on the 11 o'clock Several one family houses from 84-
gr Riflffffitil. '0 ”mm“ "P 16 1‘0“"‘1 000 to $5.000. All kinds oi houses to
suit purchasers from $10,000 to $20.-
LOS'l‘ W‘Ali‘ililltl
don. mule. license tag
000. All kinds of forms from 88,200
No 545.42; ”mm. 347 W'estpon. to $6,500. One island summer cottage,
Sunimt-rVillt- Antique Shop , linrnished,81,600.
LOST On Sunday between So. Call and Let inc Show You What I
Norwaik :inil Bridgeport, a 29min. ave.
men H Klt‘y “\iill'd cont. Elks’ button Office C3”- 435; H0080, 831.
on lapel Pindt‘l' return to Sentinel
Office Reward.
LOST » Roll of bills
l'ht‘i‘lih, about $200,
(‘ail 161712
and
LUST rt‘nnuw, :0 tool. groc
several
liibcral reward.
n. Missing
SWARTZ G. CORBETT BLDG.
WILLIAM F. HOY'I'
REAL ESTATE.
JOSI‘Zl'lI S. KERY JFK.
from mooring iii “'t'sl Sitlt- Ave... Plumbing and Heating
“:11 lo-ll ltewnrd. Finder communicate 811"“ “Pm! \Vorklng
Norwniit 737 3. Country Water Systems and one plpc
nf‘ ' Furnaces.
1.05:. {human-st Ill‘OOPh .wt in pearls Telephone 492.
WI l our tiamonds, i . ' ’ ‘ '
Monday 9’”.an n Weslport, 21 Taylor A\e.. So, horwnlk. Conn.
(1 New “Ilt'ilt‘llt',
3669K.
w" i'il
FOUND.
Finder kindly notl~
Liberal re
—NOT|CE._
{WHEREAS the Mayor and Council
0
Zr‘tlllNlI ling:
‘(lwnui' ('ii”
32am Norwalk
8- D. G. CANDY CO.
WHOLESALE common.
'I'IONERY AND 10!
cam cons
63 Osborn Avenue
last lot-walk, 00..
Phone 479.18
Belgian W'olt‘ Hound.
at 0.0. 8 (‘llftl‘lefl B. St .
said (‘ity propose to discontinue
that portion of the highway known as
Calf asture. Road and also known as
Beach avenue from a point on said
highway ning approximately at
the southernmost boundry line of ihe
premises appurtenant to the former
homestead of William Marvin. deceas-
ed, and thence southerly to a point
where said highway brunt-l1 in or.»
posute directions and run comely ..rrd
westerly along the nmtlierly'r~"t v '
the meadowland appurtenant 1-: (12'
Pasture Beach. so-cailrd.
Notice is hereby given that
day. July 12, at eight o‘clock. p. In. is
hereby specified as the lime and the
Council Chambers in said (‘ity “the
place where all persons shone land
Tucs-
~—AUCT|ON —
J. ’M. Mitchell, SALE
at public auction.
logs of the estate of F. W.
Post. Road (west of SChOul
roion. Conn. on Saturday.
10:00 a. in sharp (D. S. T.).
small oriental
stair car ets,
Iteads, p an
glass ware.
eaus, chiflonters
spreads, comfortables, din
and bedroom linrniture, gslgti
farming tools. sashes,
dump cart.
limited amou
miscellaneous
required. In
ing of sale,
day.
*
and domestic
”a
upholster d pieces.
Mi Nnnkts
enacts
sfimtion at
auctioneer. will sell
household fumlsh- t
Bruggerhof_
house) No-
July 9th at
Large and
no mahogany bed-
. china.
new rac, pictures. hu-
0 I
library
id sin and
00 rames,
(arm was. end an un-
nt of at r naetul and
Cash deposits
a. m.. morn-
m! sale metal:-
. the Shorehacven R
Lian
is proposed to be taken therefor, or
which may be aflectcd thereby, may
appear and be heard in relation there.
0
Dated at the Citv of N lk hi
22nd day of June, 1921 or“ ’ ‘ S
rm: MAYOR
BY ORDER 01“
A113 CguquRC‘IIEJNgFDSAID CITY.
ea : . ROBE .
_L
—-NOTICE_
W'HEREAS. the Mayor and Council
of the City of Norwalk pro ose to dis-
continue that portion ot t e highway
in said City known as Langdon Island
Road. sometimes know as Canneld
avenue, from the southernmost limit
of said highway to a point on said
i
highway at or near the place where
nue so-calied.
hereby s tied as the time and “1"
Wed to be taken them,” which
so tho. City or unwitting!
cad intersects said
gdon— Isis-(flood or Candeld ave-l
Notice is herebyxtvsn that Tues-
Liay, July 12, at slat o'clock p. m. is
Council embers In said City as the ,-
alace where all persons whose land is'
dis healectedthereb.- dupe "
an! be heard tarot-unit algae ‘5
Dated 1
° *3 WW“ ‘
Goods In nominated“; by the Vb“!
Open Every - y and new
nean’i’aggr’hs‘éuw . Mann
- — as. sigh-m
AlterationICA-n‘u'dugfls. .
doors and windowa made to order.
. H.
1:: warns art'tn‘r.
anon: 2:00,
_ f...‘
LENIHAN’O 31(an AND
I Rain-ca Avelntus. goth Norwalit
“Phone m— I
MOTT AND KLOGK
Palntin and Paper Han In
Estimate Che-stun Giv'sn.‘
PHONE .
P01- 46 CEDAR "REET Io. NORWAI-K
or
mammam
will overhaul Aand repair your car.
on! make. in your own gar-ago.
luau and systems spoo-
lia'lity All ‘1’“
0024'.
poo-— d
Wehaadlsai’ulllinsot i an
dairy feeds. Let us quote you itnnlarge
or small quantities. Frank lensr c
Sons, 2 Boutoa 8 South Norwalk,
Conn. Telephone t8178.
SAVE KORE!
Byhuylngonootthebestlampa
on the market.
frills week only
C. B. Lamps :20 and 110 volt
100 Watt Nitrogen lamp ...... .1...
200 Watt Nitrogen lamp sass
Special 100 Watt Lumar White M-
O-ught. Violet Ray Lamp. :20 and
110 volt.
Try a Violet Ray I‘mp
J. I. How
Electric Shop 8. WIN-gain fl.
' Rear of Mono Bout.
summon.
an ce
Pro and re ull Handled
muyA. R. QUMg
PHONE SOD-II
W. J. LYON.
Phone 2047 20 leases Place
MASONRY—CARPENTRY
BRICK, STONE. TERRA CO'I‘TA.
PLASFI‘ERING. SEWERS
CONCETE
Waterproonnf
Walks. Retaining “’als, and All
Its Branches
THE ELITE SHOP
Phone Nos-walk 1508
m "or
Goods, 8
Scalp W
lamenting
Commercial Building
or .
5..
w. Ell!
mm M.
l. CLARK
110 Taylor Ave., So. Norwalk. 0t.
Curbing Gutters, Lawn Rolling. Con-
crete and Tar Walks
Work Done In First Class Style;
FROM THE FACTORY TO
THE HOME
lam. pininowa, bolsters and
cushions of all ds sold on our easy
’3.“ plan.t m.m3v&u=g&:u:;
on guaran eed. Dro
tillephono 317 for representative to
NORWALK MATTRESS co.
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Not-walk.
NATHAN a Mil-LEI
General contracting. painting and
paper hanging.
Estimates cheerfully given.
A. Nathan. Te . 651-8
8. Miller, Tel. 1418-6
10 Spring Street, Norwalk, Donn.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
Now is the time to paint our house
and keepit from decay. vs your
rooms decorated. Ask tor my prices
on wall paper, and paints. Save trom
ill) to do per cent on labor and mate
Irial, Alexander White. as Lowe St.
South Rex-walk.
Nagy Bros. Local and Ion distance
truc ng .
01 all kinds. Dail tri to
New York. Address 71 Cellar serge-t.
Phone 818.
CARRIGAN & FLYNN. local and long
distance trucking of all kinds
Oflos Leary & "0.. Fine 1571. House
rohono m
—-~ - fl
FOR SALE !
"on.U momt Hardwood Floors.
All Modern improvements, A-I cou-
c7"ion: well located on Cove Streets
Fast Norwalk. Price 30500. For par-
.-
t
Vl‘t‘llla'"? ’nd list oi: others
".21: John .T. Hayes
0 MAIN {‘TREl-ZT NOBWLLK
R I-Ll L ESTAT E INSURANCE
ORDER OF NOTICE.
Frederick 1-1 Whipple
i
Pneumatic Tube. 3 W“ W-
writer, Wilson company and Caitlin-
nun]; ' N- dditi pal
a'rREI-Z‘I‘. com—A o .
reawlixing sales and m 090 sition '0!
the shorts created much iirgulariw
during the active lemon. Mexican
Petroleum extended its decline to 815
points and related shares recorded
further tomes before supporting or-
‘ders crushed partial recoveries. Indcg
pendent steels. the Ming Nulp.
menu. rubbers and sugars, logt 1 to 2
points. Studebaker led a rally before
noon, rum; ‘3 points. and other mo.
toss and accessed" strengthened
with tobacco; - .
Aside (mm moderate gains by At.
chi-on. New York Central, Rum
and Southern Railway. rails displayed
little of yesterday's strength. out
money opened at 5% per cent, but
exchange on London was reactionary.
WALL STREET. 1:30 I). ISL—Rail.
became the dominant features at mid-
day on announcement that they would
receive an additional five hundred mil-
lion dollars under the Government's
refunding plan. Advances of one to 2
points were made by the leading P..-
ciflcs, grungers and coolers. Among
industrial and specialties higher
prices ruled.
REY MAY OPERATE SHIPPING
BOARD.
SAN FRANCISCO, duly 7.——-A. J.
Frey. president of the Los Angelea
Steamship company. is understood
here to have been altered and to have
accepted the past of director of opera-
tions of the United States Shipping
Board. ‘
NEW YORK, 1!!! ?.—Albert D.
Looker, Chairman or the United States
Shipping Board. ' denied a re-
port from San Franc that the posi-
tion or director ot‘ operations or the
board had been accepted by A. J.
Frey. of San Francisco. Mr. Lasler
said no one had been oilseed the po-
sition )‘(L
..——_———-—-l——————
MESH-IN HAVE LARGE URO\\'DS.
The firemen had an unqualified
success last night at the £air which is
being held on the Green. Thine was
a Iargr turnout of people and the
booths were \wil patronized. ‘l‘fi'é‘frec
aerial and wire acts attracted much
favorable comment.‘
REPORT or "ml: CONDITION
OF '
°°"* The People’s Trust 00.
SOUTH NORVVALK, CONN..
:it the close of business on the 30th
day or June, 192i.
ASSETS.
lillla discounted ....... . . 865,515.51
Demand Loans (without ‘
Coliutcrul) ............ 13,300.00
Collateral Loans ('I‘tmt- and
lit-mund) ............. 22 935.00
Mortgage Loans ......... 9,832.81
:Uu-rdiafis ....... ,; ...... 35.85
l-‘unds set aside for timings
i lioposltoi-s ............ 369,074.63
Stocks 1nd Scruritiez ..... 102,346.54
Furniture and Fixtures. . . 6,999.60
Due from Reserve l-nts. 8,044.49
llue from Banks and
lhnkcrs .............. 1,177.28
United-States and National
Bank Notes ........... 18,194.00
Gold Coin ............... $65.00
Silver Coin .............. 1 181.65
Minor Coin .............. 885.18
Checks. Cush lit ms and
Exchanges ............ 8.469.19
Total Assn-is ........... $628,258.61
l.l.\l‘-IIJTIES.
Cnpiini Stock ............ 350.000.00
Surplus Funds ........... 10,000.00
Other l'ndix'ided Profits.
less current expenses and
taxes paid . . . . . .. . . . 9,393.25
Due to Banks and Bankers. 77,05
Dividends l'npaid ........ 4,00
Savings Deposits . 369,974.68
General Deposits . . . . , . 133,798.68
Bills Payable ............ 55,000.00
Other 1' dimes—Apprais-
al fees ................ 3.00
Total Liabilities ....... 8623,253_51
State of Connecticut, County of Fair-
field. South Norwalk. July 7' 1921.
I. Samuel S. V'elnor, Treasurer Of
the aforesaid. The People-3 Trust .00..
do solemnly swear that the fore“.
statement is true to the best of"
4 knowledge and belief.
SAMUEL S. VELSOR.
, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me.
this 7th day of July. 1921. '-
SAMUEL 1-2. WELLER.
Notary Public.
-—vs.—
Clara May Whip le.
State sor Cognegticut, raga Cong.
, uper r o rt. III. e .
J’t'lne 2-1. A, D... i321. ' dg pp
t 0! ‘he said PMC‘
tck .' is. praying, for menus
therein not , tor a divorce and
custod or minor child new pend-
ing beam-e this Court. ha g been '
turned on the first Tuesday OLAprlK.
1921.
It appearing to and bein own
this Court that Clara Na: tarsal"
the said . ll. «team 1K}:
State and gone to parts unknown '
that notice or the-pendency’ of.
coulplaint was‘ . by
order of mice eretolore Moody-an!
nowfiie hind; far a ,,
manoucemjhe .. . -
Til-More” QNW. that mot
of oomphint hi! ’ven
the pendehcy‘
g. publishing tutu-dei- in The‘ nth
orwalk Sentine a newspaper print-
ed h Not-walk, said Couty once
awed: iortwewoehsmo-mnch
W ~1flhfiydlfly.‘
. " BythsOourt.
. '!
MORL'
Clerk~of the 8;
.1 ’KS' Sill. .‘n‘i J-
...
. ”I. .
monument»;
3"Dr. S. M. Deitz
sunspot! DENTIST .
‘tvsofi’unast."’so.sunlir' '-
1‘...-
-‘-:'v.'-?s-r-'I :2 tr???
u..!p‘§.§s ahu‘.‘
"theta. Smokey“ haw ~Mhoc
-24hounintha
continues in the
There has been a rise
green in temperaturg,
«multis-
-. it"... 1w?!“-
partly cloudtfm. with.
higher team ~ ' - *
Condition .
which Attache, Y W
the removalottDiatrlot Attorney N -
than a. m W, road
_I ‘ '- n > I
m m A
rs for their kindness and am-
ule illness and
w..." dams... ... ..
_on
case or wanna,
w. van to thank our friends and
«of 7 , ' floral tri- .
were received .at‘flls “like hula: lio- tbsr. Alsonm‘lotwfil “mm or the m m ”3‘
day. 'Ihey relate L0 mW‘ at I,.mh"m' the ’“K- " W 5—. 3“
partyatawobprn realm-Idle m&ud Randi - . _
““mml'm “a?“ ~ '1‘”. - m ' Lincoln Taxi a
a multitude: which its. warm "hm max I" m . . _ z~ ;
autumn-nuamatths ‘m .mfibucmtl ”a.“ _
Mime-0M do!- not filiflfivffif’“... mm .1 ‘"
ion to avoid prosecution. Details of lemo- Milk ‘3‘“, out 0,, u’. am
the depositions will not be known or units“ ir- 730. ’1‘.“ mm, - r"
til next week when the case comes up and is open‘nlxgm . . . M m '
for Uh! Wm the full bench 0‘ the "”3" ‘f ”u?'ni.uns'rom ' SWAN» 80. m
Supreme court. 1 ; ~ . ‘1—
REPORT OF THE
Bills Discounted .........._...
Demand Loans (without collateral) . . . .
Colberal nouns (time and demand). . .
Funds set guide for Savings Depositora ..
Stocks and Securities . .
Banking House .
Due from Reserve Agents . . . . . , . , .
Due from Banks‘and Bankers. . .
United States and National Bank
Silver Coin .7. . . .
Miner (10m . I ................ . . .
Chocks. Gash Items and Exchanges . .
e ......... soone-
. no...
TotalAssets.............
THE SOUTH NonwALK TRUST. co.
At the close of business on the toth’day of June,'1921.
.. ass. . .. , . .....8675.860.02
sconce-eat...
croco-
CONDITION OF
12,080.00 .
...-.....oos
575,128.18
_____.31,zs:,05|.20
.....,.... 2,203,271.20 ‘ _
50,000.00 .
....---:::::...-...i.. 50,000.00 DIV“ w. Wis ,
135,012.02 W2. . ..
' .. ........ . . . . . . 2,034.14 . f
063,020.00 "a, m“, ’i
.- 2310.00 nwasmnorou or. :_
‘ 860.75 - NIH m “m . ..
14315.2: 30.275.“ .
.....................38.883.662.“
'a. at. woos'r'nr" 1:1
LIABILITIES- am as- uw i
...........,... 8200430030 ....w ,7
C‘miflsmcx 142,000.00 ”'"M, .. , ,
S III . ...................... . ........ .... 2 ' r
Ultimvided pronto. less expenses and taxes 3:4: P A .I' E: N ' l.l s
DuetoBanksand Bankers“ .............. .................. 0.000.00 , ‘ _‘ ,
l)i\1dendl Unpaid ......o-ounosonnlo ....... ...-o-‘.2.;éi~z-1-l-é6 1 ”Cumu’l ‘ ‘ .- fl 1‘
Savings Deposits................ ..... ......... . . - “.... "u “...,‘u‘ J
General Deposits ............. ........ Ss:6,t§8.:5 _ .4“? i
Special Deposits ...... . ............... 16:00:03 V
Certificates of Deposit, limo .......... . . '. . , ‘L ‘
Certificates of Deposit. demand. . . 5.33: Dorlon HOW
Certified checks ........ .. ........... . 6." 7 ‘ 7' ,
Christmas Savings or Thrift Funds ..... . 3:02:91: . . , _
......... , , .. W ; ~.
Trust. Deposits ......... ‘ 1,115,557.10 ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ Mi
Total Deposits ............. . ......... ....................:.ss,us.szs.ss M PM 5
Reserved tor Interest ................ ...................... 42.233: ‘ ‘ _. .3
Reservedfor'l‘axt's ................... .......---.u-....-.-o~ . . mudhr“ g
Total Liabilities .................. .......................88,882,552.65 ”Mum E
State of Connecticut. County of r‘airfield
1. Charles E. Hoyt. ot‘ the aforesaid Trust Company. do solemnly swear that
the foregoing statement is true to the best of-my knowledge and belief.
rl d and sworn to before me. this' 8th day of July; 1921.
sub“ be SPENCER S. ADAMS. Notary Public.
REPORT or CONDITION "on
THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
AT scum NORVVADK, .
In the State of Ooniiectlcut‘ “(the closeof business on June 30, 1921.
‘ announces. .
. South Norwaik:
CHARLES E. HOYT. ”rt-mum.
V 5
1. a Loans and discounts. including redw’ . unis], (except those
" shown inbund c)......‘.. ....... ........tszl,sls.70 _
Total loans . ...x......‘ ....... .l.-....~........... 8624,846.i0
2. Overdrafts. unsecured .... ...... .‘N 1,580.21
4. l'. S. Govern“ ‘s'curlfies owned: ~
:1 Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value)
............. \ $100,000.00
b All other United States Government Securities ........
_ 7 197,002.50
Total,...... .......... . ...-.. ...... ................ 297,002.60
5. Other bonds, stocks, securities, ctc.:.‘. ........ . ....... . . . . “3.296.”
6. Banking ,House, 063,125.31; Furniture and hxtureo, :5.—
40102 .I. ......... . .............. ................. 65,616.33
8. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank ......... .:.'.,. 15,869.73
10. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks ........ 114,930.69
11. Amount due from banks, bankers. and trust companievin
the United States (other than included in Items 8. 1. pr
10) ... . .................................... ...., 1,100.05
13. Checks on other banks in the name city or town as report:
bank (otherthan Item 12) ...... .........._......... (18,648.86
‘ Totnl'bf Items 9. 10, 11, 12, and 13 ....... $129,685.10
14. Check: on banks located outside of city or town of report-
Inghukandotherca'ah items.. ..... . ....... ‘ ...” 1,215.16
15. Redemption Tuna with C. s. Treasurer and due from ’U.‘<‘
Treasurer ..... 5,000.00
Total.......,. ........ ..... ..........;Z;‘....41.646.612.50
. ’ ‘ . LIAm. . I "0000090
. p“; Itock din..............i............m...” . .
11: 2:03.!“1.3,;5.........-.......-.;.g-.'......‘.'...'.... 100,000.00 '
is. Unaglspdyonu r.“ ...... . ..,$2‘.938.66 ’ - .
away:..................,..... ..... “825428.56 u
c Lug elm expo-sues. interest and taxes paid. . 2,143.89 18,476.67
20. ClrcuMW om. . ... ....... . . , ...“ ... . . . . . 96,900.00 m.
:2. Amount due to national hallo ............ . ............. 4.247.82 , .
:3. Amount due to state. hanks, bankers. and trust companies _ - § .
in'the Unite'dfllntes and tomlgn countries (other than , -.
included in Items 21 or 22) ......................... 85.86850 m A mm . _ m
24. Certified checks outstanding ...... .. . . .. ....... . ..... 2,681.11, '. m ~» ”-
Twoui or Items 21. 22, as. 20, and as ...... 30322.30 ,“ ... m’
Demand deposits (other and but: deposits) milieu» Be- ” .ala.
me (depoelta payable within 30 days): ' ' k & m
26. Individualdepofltembjecttocheck ..... ............... «nouns with” LII-I'D
27. Certificates of deposit due in to- than 80 days (other um, m 7 ..
for money borrowed) ........................... , . . 1,501.41 - a F. m
Total of demandrdcnootts (other than bank deposit” - V. I“ m _
abject to Reserve. Items 20. 27, 28. It. 80, and “um-m
, si ........ . ....................... surges." , . .
Timemw tolls-one (mnbieartu-zo days. or
subjwt to 30 days or more, notice.‘ and poetnl savings): 1
u. Othert‘lmedepedta ......,...... ...... .’ ............. 590,200.52 '-
35. Postal-ulna u........‘ .............. 1.56143 "
Tom of flme deposits ' loot to Ream. Item- '82. ~' “SLEEVES”.
18.31,nndl5.,.-........ ... ..... ”“9133535 .1 ‘
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Correct—anon :
i0 Subscribed and sworn to before me this Sthdayot‘
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July, 1021. “
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