wEDNEiNY. w 10., _.:
, ~~~-’t
...—-
'—
‘ .
, .M
PAINTERS
. .ntml men for interior deco
Mun ht- used to high grade
t... pm. hour. Permanent posh
shop. Out of town. 44
'l‘rttnsportation advanced.
11 Adams Si..
'
tlzlt'n
. l.
l Kilt-‘IH‘I‘.
t tillll.
V w '
:s‘HlulgT METAL
....7iil'llt‘t‘d men on cornice and
...-y Aim metal door and
.. vi't‘i‘Hllll men. 95c per hour.
lilllt'lll positions, Open shop. 44
\H-vlt
. I. tlli‘t‘ll.
, ..:—- t‘. Kasper.
11 Adams St.,
«‘uuu. . . .
t “‘1.
- .ltitr Machinist experienced on
..m l'uion Special and Wilcox
, ,‘plx. Machine. also Singer but;
i. . -- um lune. Apply Hurry Berger
.. lit. :7 Oliver St... Stamford.
it.“ loys for stock room. Ap-
l! Jill'illl & Sons, 50 Day street,
it Mutualk.
3 x -. l‘iiil ". or 4 unfurnished rooms
mutt Nat-walk: conveniences. 'T.
'l"ll South Norwalk Railroad
..‘ll
Hull «l or 5 rooms with imi
.- m-mwnts. East Norwalk pre-
l 'l‘vl. 743-3.
-‘ l‘i'.tl ”First class laundress for
wash Bundle sent and
Phone Norwaik 718.
5 Hi l; i
i 2 I itlll Boy in stock room to pack
.. 'i\\1ll't‘, Apply Neptune Hardware
1. u on; Fort St. East Norwalk.
1 x i’ ‘1 till Agents. Male or female:
, Mi, MCNHILV, between 8 and 10
. t'if} Hotel.
\ i‘ 'l'lilt ~—Emerlenced operators on
p ivu-i‘ machines. Plain. steady work,
my congenial surroundings.
AN‘ht‘l‘ K— Salzmun, 136 \‘l’ash~
... St. South Norwalk, Conn.
t Ill
1:5.0’
li'
. .._._.
_. «.-.—...
‘»\ \N l till Young girl for housework.
Mull} ’Mrs. Bratbwalte. Prospect
\w Hull-n or Phone Ijlrien 279.
ii \H'l‘l-Ill «Middle aged woman would
i . Jl> mother's helper or do ltouso-
unit. by the day. Write Helper. care
\V'llvlllt‘l. .
To rent by June lst. 5
ti rooms. all improvements. Cen—
il‘nlly pirated in either South Norwalk
ur hurwalk. L. H. Decker. N0. 1 Cot—
llLLK‘ St. Tel. 1416.
W'AN'l‘Ellwhlechanics wanted with
knowledge of carpentry. Steam-fit—
ting or mason work. Steady work on
‘l‘t‘frluPl‘llllOIl systems. Also a truck
driver. l. K. Policy, 25 Monroe St.
WA "J’l‘l-Ilt ~L¢)(';ll
notation dosiros
\Vl‘l N'l‘i‘Il) .-
manutacturl’ng t-or-
iltltllllllllill capital
inr expansion and new equipment.
llomi chant-c for young -man with
$5,000 or over. and willing to Work. to
I‘ll} personal
interest in growing
min-urn. I’l'lilllh‘ submitted upon
print-n gnotl tuithl l'. 0. Box 16.
l‘x'uiwquk.
\t'AN’i‘lu'll -.- Eapvrit-urcd, p l a i n
.»Illl’ll"l'>’ on power machines. Apph’
rim-n. l’cubody & ('o.. Inc.
\‘i‘ VJ'l‘lIll—Smrt. manager and sales-
i..iw~ uziiitoti for new local store.
in. experienced in lutiics' line.
hmm u|tlltll'llllill)’. VVriit- l() L. Pecker.
:nn: Sizilitlord. ('(lllll,
Mitt-r
i .“l‘ijll Young girl to take care of
h my and help with light Housework.
,-: ..i: South Main street.
WAYTED Experienced operators on
0.)“‘01' machines. Apply at once to
H l it‘l4'ln and l‘li‘vin, High St., for-
W 'i \"l if!)
l". l l'
l’ressvrs on men's under-
‘ Apply- at once to Henderson
,. l'..’\ill, High St., Norwalk.
TO LET
.. i.l-:'l‘ Furnished room suitable
'im lit‘llllt‘lllt‘n, near West Ave.
ltitlii.
I.lf'l‘ 5 large rooms. improve-
”7‘.“ adults. Inquire 12 Lowndes
NI’llil Norwaik.
. «iii‘ .4 rooms, first floor. All im-
wrlemnrs. adults preferred. Inq.
i...\\mn. 12 Chestnut St., 9 a. 111.
ill May 10. ll. 12 or 13.
. I tri‘v 0 room apartment, 8 North
'xi-uviy painted and papered.
;« mnhing and fixtures, :35. Geo.
will Telephone 1861.
-._____________,._______
.I. ‘ ill 7.5. large front room with
“intlows furnished good for
94'1le or gentlemen or for'a
1”!“ light housekeeping. Near
at
"3 Spring St, one flight up.
. til it; rooms, all improvements.
linillllltlll Ave. Inq. on 9mm“
\\ nil street, Norwalk Post Road
. ... Also part of store.
if? -4 ooms, 3rd floor. rent
. lnq. F. l). Lawton, 12 Chen-
t-wgr, 9 a. m. to 5 It- in.
Hll‘N YOUR HOME
. ’ «w; are considering unique/850D
.. ".31.“ 7a idfi'ELHQLLW
\llttt‘ngfll inb all sections of our
LN. 'any ultding lots for sal .
Mill“ ALK lS GROWING 9
0i build, now is the time be
\Aluvs go higher. For a list ask-
. ‘ JOHN T. HAYES,
.r Nit-out Norwalk, Conn.
~i.
I. Mill's mind mass for the late-
i-u Murphy was held 81 3i
morning at St. W
’ " Unis
" It.
()ut ut’ town. Transportai
. these bushes
iii-t
9—5
‘FOB. SALEs-w
—3
F617: SALE
House—9 rooms all improve-
mu. large ban porting 4 can,
in very desirable raid-aw leo-
tion. Price very «with. Also
desirable houses with all im-
provements in city or on shore.
Prices are very reasonable. Call
or phone
013312100; BOVI,
.4 South Main St. Telephone 977
South Norwalk, Conn.
The .Sentl’nefi
BUSINESS NOTICE i
LADIES ‘ LADIES _
We have a full line of .thé famous
hand made
IDRIAN BOBIN LACE GARMEN‘TS
Imported from Idria. Call or drop
a postal. ~ . .
v. PREMRU, -
63 Winfield St. E. Norwalk
FREE FREE
The Chic American Dresscuttlag,
Designing and Tailoring school of
Bridgeport, announces the last demo:
stration and exhibition for Monday,
May 115th. at Red Men's ghallc" Nor-
walk, Main street at 2:30 and 7:30
p. m. Mrs. W. C. Kuexnmel. head of
FOR SALE
Located in the First district on
trolley line or 5 minutes walk
from center of city.
1 'hoom house with improve-
meats.
.J, M. LAYTON &_C0., INC.
Real Estate and Insurance
5 Railroad Ave.
FOR SALE—Ford truck, 1920 model;
pneumatic tires; A—l shape. Write
Box 82.
FOR SALE—~Kitten3. Thoroughbred
Persian, smoke, orangE, tortotse
Shell and silver tabby. Persian at stud.
Phone Darien 361. .
, the school will lecture how to suc-
ceed to make infallible any garment
perfect and correct fitting, etc. All
ladies welcome. For further ads watch
this mpg:- only.
AS A BARGAIN AND INVESTMENT
152 East Ave., 13 room, 2 family
brick louse, beats anything otter-ed
to the public in a. long time. All im-
provements. (Storagexooms in cellar.)
Lot 52:175. Mortg. $5,500. Price
$12,000. l'inmediate possession. Rents
$100 monthly. Can be made to yield
$1,450 yearly. Go see it, act quickly.
Ask BEN T. NASH,
Jane has dissolved partnership and
is now running the business as usual
buying second hand furniture and
junk at 37 Fort St, East Norwalk.
Conn. Tel. 400.
FOR SALE—Eureka electric vacuum
cleaner with attachments. South
Nor-walk current, practically new.
cost $55. Sell $35. Also electric heater
and lawn swing. Call 2 Livingston Pl.
FOR SALE—3 milking cows. A.
Stefani. Woodside Ave., E. Norwalk.
FOR SALE—2 Ford touring cars,
shock absorbers, good rubber, other
extras. Must be sold by May 12. Call
at 5 Westport avenue or Phone 2153
alter 6 p. m.
FOR SALE~lntercst (or sale’in local
manufacturing corporation to take
care of increased business and new
installation. Present business war‘
rants mast promising outlook,“ there-
fore liberal dividends. Stock sold in
blocks of $200. P. O. Box 113, Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Guernsey and Jersey
cows. good fresh family cows; also
good work horse and driving horse.
Apply to Mrs. Julia Sallaie, Mlddlesex
Road, Darlen, Conn.
repeating shot guns for sale, like
new. I. K. Policy, 25 Monroe St. Phone
1057-3.
FOR SALE—Plot 50x150 on Fifth St.,
East Norwalk. Reasonable. Write
Plot, care Sentinel.
Chevrolet
Laura
FOR SAlleBaby' Grand
in good condition. Inq. 17
street, Sout‘ Norwalk.
FOR SALE—Ali kinds of vegetable
plants, also asters, geraniums and
carnation plants. Prices reasonable.
31 Second St. Phone 1384-3.
DO YOU W'ANT TO SELL YOUR
PROPERTY. OR BUY PROPERTY?
Quick sale for anyone who will hand
their Real Estate to my agency.
Also a. bargain, 6 room house. all
improvements. 5 minutes from Nor-
walk center. Price $3.100. Also one
family house for $2,000. Inq.
JOHN J. VINA
Real Estate and Insurance
123 \Vashington Street PhOne 1292-4
0
5
FOR SALE—Rose bushes, years
old $3.50 per dozen. Francis Scott
Key, Premier, Ophelia, Madame But-
terfly. Mrs. Aaron Ward. Bloom from
won first prize at
Flower Show, New York, March 15.
Hardy Chrysanthemum plants, 1 year
old $1.25 per dozen, all colors. Honor-
able treatment guaranteed. Reynolds
Farm, Highland avenue. Phone 2854
TRUCKING
Local and Long Distance ot.All Kinds.
CARRIGAN 8: F'LYNN
(Office Leary & C0,. R. R. Ave.
1:,
FOR SALE-25 Winchester 12 gaugel
ATTENTION
Junk is valuable these days and
there is no line giving. it away tor
half the price while 1 am paying the
full price. forte-k. I also pay 1c a
pound (or rags. Phone 399-12.
MR. H. FELDMAN.
.6 Rowan St. . East Norwalk
. j:
THOMAS 1.6301717
59 Steven: St. Norwalk, Conn.
, Tel. 371-4 "
Metal Polishing, Plating and
Finishing on Brass Bed; Automo-
bile Trimmings and .Work of Every
Description.
I.
NAGY BROS.
Local and long distance trucking of
all kinds. Piano moving. Special van
for moving purposes. Daily trips to
New York City.. Building stone.
71 Cedar Street. Phone 318
FROM THI FACTORY TO
THE HOME
Mattresses, pillows. bolsters and
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy
payment plan. Also renovating, satis-
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or
telephone 317 for representative to
call.
NORWALK MATTRESS CO.
Franklin and Monroe St. 80. Norwalk
LOUIS SAUNDERS
TAILOR
8 North Main street. 80. Nor-walk,
Conn. One flight up. Expert cleaning.
repairing and dyeing by modern
methods at very reasonable prices.
Special attention given to cleaning
and repairing ladies’ garments. We
guarantee satisfaction and prompt at-
tention to all orders. Give us a trial!
EXPERT AUTO MECHAR’IC
Will overhaul and repair your car
in own garage. All makes of cars.
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-
ialty. All Work guaranteed. Phone 490
CRANES' MUSIC STUDIO
Commercial Building. Norwalk. 1 to
9 p. m., Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thur--
days. Violin. Banjo-Mandolin, Hawai-
ian—Guitar. Ukulele taught. Instru-
ments sold on easy payments.
WE SPECIALIZE IN
Best quality leaders, gutters and
your order for your spring repairs.
tin work. Now is the time to leave
’ Don't put it on.
Remember We Combine Quality
With Expert Service. .
HENRY A. HEGELEIN
Plumbing—Heating—Tinning
Phone 473-3
56 Water Street, South Norwalk
Agent for
Famous International One-Pipe Heater
case from motor between Clifford
Hotel; Roton Point and Compo Beacl
Liberal reward. J. B. Rutledge. Elli?
ford hotel. _ ' .‘, .‘
$8 and small change between Mar-
vin beach and corner Van Zant and
Osborn Ave. Saturday. Finder return
to A. St. John, Marvin Beach.
LOST—Tortoise shell spectacles lost
Saturday. Probably on Washington
St. Finder please return to Sentinel
(mice. ..
Deaths and funerals
mules-a! of David B. Miller.
Funeral services for David Brindl—
erhoi’t Tinkler, well-known painter,
will.be held at 2:30 o'clock Thursday
afternoon from the. late home in New-’
town avenue. Rev. J. Benton Werner
Nor-walk cemetery. The deceased was
63 years old. Besides a wife. two alse'
tern. Mrs. Iiattie Ethan. at Brooklyn,
N. Y.. and Mrs. Bonner. of Norwalk.‘
’Ellsworth Tinkler, of Brooklyn. N. Y.
FMneralomeVanm.' .
”Funeral services for Mrs. Eliza:
Jane Von Honest, widow.“ George E;
Van Hoooear. will be held at 2:30
o'clock Saturday afternoon from the
late ho'me in Newtownnvenne, Rev.
Ernest F. Mch-egor will officiate amt
burial will he in the Not-walk conic-‘-
Tel. 1577 . . .
PAIN'IING AIND DECORATING
Home Tel. 363 Estimates Cheer-fully Given
, S. MILLER,
LOST- 10 Spring St. South Norwalk
LOST—:Eastman Kodak, No. LA and ROOFING
LOST-“Small black purse containingl
will officiate and burial will be in the '
Sfln‘ifi'em’KeLher mm?
ten-y. Mrs. You M ii "Ml
by three
Slate, Gravel, Asbestos, ‘ Shingles.
Asphalt Shingles. Roof Painting
' and Repairing
3-ply Heavy Slate Surfaced Roofing.
$2.60 per Roll. Red or Green ‘
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO.
23 Elizabeth Street TeL‘387
PLUMBING —TINN1NG——— HEATING
Country Water System, Ranges and
One-Pipe Heaters
JOSEPH S. KERY( JR.,
Tel. 492
21 Taylor Ave. 80. Norwalk
USED MACHINES
All makes, for sale or to rent
Elm
GTON
PORTABLE rm
$60 00
- n
The Benedict New: 00.
43 Wall Street
NOTICE
The Stockholders of the Not-walk
Building Loan and Investment asso-
ciation "are hereby notified and warned
that there will be a special meeting
of the stockholders-at their once, 8]:
v ’ ’ " " ' om
Conn, Tuesday evening. May_161h,
1922 at 8 o’clock (Daylight Saving
time) to consider changing the date
of the annual meeting from-tbo third
Tuesday in July to the mm
in June of cash you.
H. GOLDEN.
RICHARD
rpm
'2.
..e ,
Lauthority that -William B.
.m by publishing this. order in the
[printed in Narwalk, Conn” three times
Nor-walk, Conn. Phone 832-2. Evenings
{liabilities
Capital Stack 875,000.00
V Surplus Funds 50,000.00
ether Undivided Profits,
less current evpenses
and taxes paid 21,134.05
Due to Banks and
Bankers 32,408.64 V.
fixing". Deposits 491,485.52
General Deposits 501,207.97
Special Deposits 355.00
Cretified checks 233.40
Deposits 54,308.88
Treasurer's checks 731.22
Certified cheeks 233.40
Christmas savings 5,553.25
Total Deposit! 1,086,373.88.
Reserved for Int. and .
Taxes ‘ 7,248.15
TOTAL 'LIABILITIE $1,239,750»
' w40-337; on,
, ks
LEGAL NOTICES
paper. or NOTICE
y
l
‘3
1
I
Anna May Boprdus vs. Wilham' B.
_ Bogardus. ,
State of. Connecticut, Fairiield County
Superior Court, 53. Bridgeport, my
66:, 1932. . 6
Upon the complaint or the flak!
Anna May Bandits. praying (on
reasons therein set forth, for a
divorce. alimony Old chance of name,
returnable to the Superior court, in
and for Fall-flail County, on the-first
Tuesday of June, 1922. ,1; 39m
to and boatload by the-W
the “amt. is about [mm m;
state and cacao to pom unknown.
Therefore ordered, That mug. of
the manor otutdr complaint he
9
Evening Sentinel,
a newspaper
successively. commencing on be-
fore the 18th in? of Hay, 1922."
MICHAEL J. FIANAGAN,
Asst. Clerk of the Superior Court for
Faitlleld County.
ORDER 01" NOTICE
District of Norwalk. ss Probate
Court. May 10, A. D.. 1922.
Estate in Connecticut of Nellie K.
Atkin, late of Manchester, England,
deceased. '
Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court by the ad-
ministrator of said estate. praying,
for reasons therein set forth. for an
order authorizing and empowering
him to sell the inventoried interest of
said deceased in certain real estate:
Ordered. That said application be
heard and determined at the Probate
Oillce, in Norwalk, on the .lfithdalf
of May, 1922, at 2 o‘clock afternoon;
and that public notice thereof be
given to all persons interested there-
in by publishing this order in a news-
paper having .a circulation in said
district. at‘least five days before said
day of hearing.
HENRY W. GREGORY.
. Judge
it‘—
Weather Baronet V
Xorwaik and vicinity: Unsettied
weather tonight and Thursday.
The western disturbance has moved
slowly during the last 24 hours and
l.0\\' forms a trough of low pressure
extending from Colorado northeast-
ward to Minnesota. It is causing un-
settled weather with local showers in
the western and central districts. A
secondary disturbance central over the
Southern portion of the Lake Region
is causing light showers in Ohio.
i't-nn.. and New York. It was snowing
this morning at Modena. Utah. The
temperature continues to rise slowly
in the central sections. It is above the
frost lint- in all the northern districts.
Conditions favor for this vicinity
unsettled weather and not much
change in temperature.
CARD or THANKS
We wish to thank our kind friends
and neighbors for their kindness dur-
ing the death and bereavement of our
beloved wile and mother. Also to ex-
press our thanks for the many beau’
tiful floral tributes.
MR. LOMBARDI AND FAMILY
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Home Bank and
Trust’Co.
of .Djflen, Conn.
At tlif close of business on the 5th
day or May, 1922.
Assets
Bills discounted $77.764.50
Demand Loans,
(without collateral) 1,883.00
Collateral Loan, '5
(time and ’de-
mand) 174,390.00
Total Loans .. 453,837.50
Funds-set aside for Sav-
ings Depositors 491,485.52
United States .‘rreasury ‘ w _
Certificates 103330.00
Stocks and Securities 297,088.47
40,925.00
14,710.81
94,596.73
Banking House
Furniture and Fixtures
Due from Reserve Agents
Due from Banks and
tankers ‘ .
l'nited States and Nation-
\ 15,547.11
al Bank Notes 11,547.00
Gold Coin ‘ ‘ 337.50
Silver Coin 1,036.§0
Minor can It a 229.52
Check ems an
Excianges 1.373.49
Accrued Int. Receivable 1,022.05
_____._._——-—D
Total Assets $1,239,756.08
- :4
graft: or, connect-17cm
COUNTY OF FAIRFIELD
I. George.F..'Baat-se. Trauma: of;
the aforeSal‘d Trust Company, do sol-
emnly swell-ant the {ongoing state-I
meat iskn’e lumped of nut knowle
Ed ‘ and belief. . ~ , 1
82 . , , ‘GEO. F. m
Subscribed
. General Dem .
' Special Deposits...” ............ ..
Dal-lea, May=81h, 1922 .
,Wr; .
aadmm towers me» .
mamas ton ~ ,. f;
can ~or. iGRABE
(Continued trout
First Pm)
excellent; but only a small part say it
is poor." 1316 report continued. ‘
"In the steel industries today the
survey shows conditions classed as ex-
cellent among- six per cent. of our
membership: 25 per cent. are goods
52 per cent. as-tair. and 17 per cent.
as poor.
“In the textile industry .70 per cent.
of them report conditions running
from fair to excellent and 30 per cent.
- report poor conditions.
“In the machine and tool industry
we find eighty per cent. of the replies
reporting conditions fair to excellent
and the remainder not, so encourag-
mg.
“In three industries where ren—
trenchment is ordinarily acutely felt
—automobiles, ' jewelry and leather—
the showing .is not by any nwaas
gloomy. although not so good as in
other lines. From the auto trade
good reports are Seventy per cent: in
Jewelry fifty per cent. and in leather
60 per cent.
“All of these
businesses. from
istcel to jewelry report preopects for:
Charter No. 28-13 A
. AT SOUTH
the State of Cozinccti
shown in l) and c) . ......
33.34, and 35 ......
Total 7 . ................
the above statement is true to the best
we...“ .......
Total loans ..............
CHRISTIAN
JNO. H. LIGHT.
FREDERICK IL ROWAN.
fir w!-
, now and tall."
New legislation to remove the up-
certainties regardlng trade association
elation.
ulation ,"
minor extension to the Clayton Act
to the client «that intemtate trade as-
sociaions Should be permitte do me
with some appropriate governmental
agency the plan of their operations
and the functions they propose to
carry on. That upon approval of
such of. these functions as do not ap—
trade acts. they may proceed with
their operations.
(r or individuals or the law officers of
the government, that these functions
do restrain trade.-either after u hear-
these particular functions shall be
suspnedcd, and fi mtinude they shall
be subject to prosecution.
shall in proved that they have
tended
ex-
they shall be subject to prosecution
f root Natl-aim. of trade violations."
{Reserve District No 2.
REPORT OF CONDITION OF
THE CITY NATIONAL BAN
NORWAIK,
‘0
cut, at the close of business on May 5th. 1922.
. RESOURCES.
. a Loans and discounts. including rediscounts. acceptances
of other banks. and foreign bills of exchange or drafts
sold with indorscment of this bank (except those
a
$032,059.97
Total of time deposits subject to Roservc. Items 3:
............ 565176111
.......................
Stale of Connecticut. County of Fairfield. ss:
1. C. 0.—Fitch. Cashier of the above-named bank. do solemnly swear that
of my knowledge and belief.
before me this 9th day of May. 1922.
RICHARD PODZELNI, Notary Public.
(-1— Subscribed and sworn to
l NS. l
fir—I Correct—Attest:
SW’A Rm
Directors.
his}! museum of increasebetween .
activities was smie‘dasy Secretary 7
Hoover in an address before the asoo- .
"\Vithout entering into legal torin- ’
Mr. Hoover said, “my sug- .
gestion is that there Should be a
mnntly contravene, the restraint of
“If. uponicomplaint, however, eith-
ing and proof, the right to continue
Also, if it
their actvlities beyond the
functions in their original proposals
$1,837,820.77
l
.....4...
5
-WILLIAM F. HO“
This week'l an: offering. ‘30“, fl '
prices within one's means. ,
1 House. 6 Room 32550, M31”.
1 House. 6 Rooms, $3000, Cash 8180.
1 House, 6 Rooms. $3600 Cash 8‘...
1 House. 8 Rooms, $3600 Cash, 8800
1 House 6 Rooms. 84000 Cash, 8250.
1’ Home. 6 Room m m 3300.
1 House, 6 Rooms 34.90 mm
1 House. 6 Roan-i. 04600 mm
1 New House, 8 Rooms: .4 up at]
down. Electric Lights. :anm an
Pump in house. Lot 120 X122.- Pl!”
85000, Cash'SZOOO. 5
Real Estate. 79 Washiwton.
Telephone 435 .:
WILLIAM. F. HOYT
Pure gum-vntbber, reinfl
taped seams, elastic waist
- , ...................... 692.0 9. i ’ ‘
2' p‘yr‘irafts. secured. hone; unsecured ................. . ‘ 1 of! a; knees. A11 exceptional ha '
4. 1‘. h. (nou'mmem securith owned; ' ‘
a Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value) at
. . ...: ............................. $100,000.00
1) All other bmted States Government securities 396
(including premiums, if any) ........ $119 997 50 '
P Total .............................. 219 297 50 Regular 500 Quality,
0. Other bonds, stocks. securities, etc: ._ ................. . . . “1:703:05
6. Banking House, 563.125.31: furniture and fixtures. 85,491.02 0 68 616.33 ' “A
8. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank .......... . .‘ . ‘ 75.27914 » A
10. Cash in vault and amount due from national banks ....... . 203,837.01 H A MBA.
l 1. Amount .due from State banks, bankers. and trust com- ' . ' ‘-
mzssingtfidlllfited States (other than included in , PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST t. '
. . ............................... 626. 0 - , w
13. Cheeks on other banks in the same city or town‘as report- 5 8 N. Mam St, South N0 . . . '
.ingbank(otherthan Item 12 ...... 9008.15 ' ' ’
_ Total of Items 9. 10, u, 12, and 13 . . $213,471.72 '
14. b Miscellaneous cash items ..................... 1,448.63 1 448 63 '
15. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer and due from U. S. ' .
Treasurer ........... . ... ..................... ' 5,000.00
Total ..'........ ........... .. ..... ..... ....... 81.837.820.77
.. _ LIABILITIES
1 4. Capital stock paid in ..................... . ............ . 8100.000 00 ' "
lS. Surplus fund .......................................... 100,00(t:00 ' '
19. Undivided profits .. ......................... $37,966.62 207 E WASHlNGTQ‘i it?
c Lesa current expenses, and taxes paid ........ 3,475.13 34,491.49 , PHONE 959
20. Circulating notes outstanding .......................... 100,000.00 '
22. Amount due to national banks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3 ......... 777.75
23. Amount due to State banks. bankers. and trust companies in O G. PAIMER
the United States and foreign countries (other than ' . -
4 c included in Item 21 or 22) ....................... 26,886.28 Auctioneer *
2 . erotica checks outstanding ........................... 4,983.“: ‘ I“; Q
:35. Cashier's checks outstanding . . . . : ...................... 33835 on” A" D. - 7
Totalof‘ Items 21. 22, 23. 24. and 25 . . $32,985.50 1 >Mfiu m M “.
Demand dopindts (other than bank deposits) subject to Re- I 41-, '
serve (deposits payable within 30 days): 1 ' -_ ' “
:16. Individual deposits subject to check ............ 81" 614 57 - o ' ..
.. . _ . ......... .. . ne Week
2.. Certificates of magma due in less than 30 days (other than 30x3l/2 gféfdakég TOP .‘ ..... ‘15- d
for money borrowed) ............................. 4,947.10 . ' - CO". ‘ V
30. Dividcnds unpaid ................ _ ..................... 20.00930st2 Republic " NONE!“ can »
Total of. demand deposits (other than bank deposits) 30x3 Union _______ , . . . . . .. . . “
subJect to Reserve, Items 26, ‘37. 25. 29.322.73523 :1 30x3'/2 Norwalk Fabric and 3‘3“” ,.
....... . ........................- .l
. , ' Tube . . ................ . . . . 7
Time deposits subject to Rescm (payable after 30 days, or Tin‘“~
more notice. and postal stving‘s): The NONE-353138033 ... ,
34. Other time deposits ...................... ‘ ............. 6 51.441.04 - ' - '
35. Postal sayings deposits ................................ 1,321.07 All These Tires 451.9.qu
i CONNECTICUT Churn!-
CLEANING (:0.
South Norwalk, 0..
Phone 969 ;
We clean and renew colon! h"
Carpets and Rugs. Hand proces- h
Experts. -
Goods Called for and Deliver;
At the close of business 0
......... .
: Certificates of, Deposit. time ..... . .
Certificates of Deposit, demand . . . .
, 11.0.1me ui-' ...........
this m; m of my, use. . ...
. . . . ) .81.064,918.50
Certified Check: ................ .
Christmas Savings or "thrift Funds.
Trust ' A. ..................
aim or correction: scanty or rams. multifamily. . ,
‘ .. . mid m“ Company. do
‘ tar-Pee aim W'l'
REPORT 01“ m3 CONDII‘ION OF
THE SOUTH N’oRWALK ~ TRUST COMPANY
n the 5th day of May. 1922
1 90,738.31
6,000.00
. .3317"
24,338.28
62,163.50
$1897.42
. . . . .................... 33.025.738.1'
“2.70.9.” V .
5,310.51
I
..‘z ....................
00nd
43.609.“ ,
534.301.300.40 , ,
FH. Bum
run-a Shamanism
“Manda-lira Q.
.,'
“SETS ‘ Titan - , i .;,:
Bills Discounted ' ....................... ' ........ $662,907.88 ' .00."! “7" . ‘ . .. 3
Demand Loans (without collateral). . . ............ 20,210.00 _ MIN? F09 .
Collateral Loans (time and demand) . . . .' ......... 561764.49 81:250.882.37 Cm
Funds set aside for Savings Depositors ..................... 582.454.212.43 .
United States Bonds ...................................... 100,000.00 .
other Bonds .................... _. ........ . ............... , 163,811.00
‘Banklng House .......................................... 50,000.00
Furniture and Fixtures .................................... 374.55 .
Due from Reserve Agents . . .' . . ............................ 202,950.07 ~g
Due from Bank: and Bankers ....................... . ...... 264.46
United States and National Bank Notes ............ $60,746.00 l
Gold Coin ................ . ..................... 1,824.50 .,
Silver Coin . . .................................... 2,652.74 ”
Minor can . . . .. ................................... 148.88
Checks, Cash Items and Exchanges ........ «. . . . . . . 12,963.45 » 73,341.52 ...
Total Assets .' ......... . ............... $4,301,336.40
LIABILITIES .‘
Capital Stock ............................................ 1200,0003!) ..1
Surplus ...... . ....................... '. . . .'. . . . . . . . . ..... . 150.000.00 é
Undivided Profits, less expenses and» taxes . . . . . ..... . . ....... 58,405.89
, DueboBanksaud Bankers ............... ....._.... ....... . 8,682.71.
.5 Savings Deposits . ............................ ..‘9'454'21233 ” l:
Rummage
4
l
i
‘i
Norwalk Chronicler