. AY, JULY 7. 1923-
.‘I'CEID ~-.\trenze not impor-
l't‘ili‘ed business man
his home. Will go as high
I. but would prefer a 10W
n which he can improve to
it taste. Address P. O. Box
» Not‘walk. 3t
0 EXCHANGE—‘Chevro-
car. in perfect condition.
' , in: car. Tel. 1841. It
erienced operators on
machines. Apply at
4%. I‘Ss Co. 40 Franklin St.,
_ for general house—
filing. Whitt- preferred.
t haul icur.
I'm uiw‘ur.
which as
,1: experivnre.
': el.
’. 14 years I»: UVWH to
1‘0 aftelumtw tll'l' nil
‘ 1‘: ‘3l-“ 2:23!)
I' nrwntiuttln Woman as
or who widths to live
t"'ll ,ttt Mrs.
full: SII‘Pl'l. Nrtrwalk. 3t
(snipi-
.l'"‘lt*ll(‘t'll girl to WOrk
nnt ‘ . and wait on tables.
:., an
in IJL
S'n-t-t.
cash 83.000. 8 rooms. all improve-
ments. Look this up and be convinced
you are getting a bargain. House va-
cant at present. Inquire Willzam F.
Hoyt. Tel. 435. 3t
FOR SALE—A good country home. 5
rooms. situated on a good road, bguls
asses the door. good 0t, .. car -
Eage, and a lot 65x240. Sflade trees
and fruit and a place suitable for
keeping 150 thickens. Price $4.5U0.
cash $2.500. Inquire of \l iillam F.
Hoyt. Tel. 435.
FOR SALE—7 passenger Studebalter,
4 cylinder. good running ordoer. Fnst
reasonable offer. Phone 1040-... 2t
FOR SALEa—At (‘. L. St. John's shop,
6 inch 4 side, moulding machine,
circular saw. swing, saw. 15 H.
P. Reede and Volk electric motor.
building lot on Bartlett Avenue. 3
Steamboat Place, 2nd District. S. B.
Wilson. 11 Adams Ave, Administrator.
Phone 1048—23.
FOR SALE —About 2 acres of stand-
ing grass. Phone 1492-2. E. L. Green-
burg. Scribner Avenue. 3t
FOR SALE—~New modern house on
Raymond Terrace. All improve-
ments, steam heat, open fireplace. 2
car garage. Also one of the best build-
ing lots" on the terrace. Phone 132 .3
t
'l~‘.ttmvr. than who under-
] ktuvl< of farm work. with
ci‘lv-tl. Ilt'ltlsn rent. Address
.l, Sn, Norwalk. 31
H A ulntlunle of Forsythe
II “is-hrs a position as dental
ltvlwrrurv; furnished. l’honc
3t
~Womnn tor general house.
3' ’smn'l family living at
v IIII‘ your round. Tel. 1611.
’u
..
FOR SALE «Two family house. some
improvements. fruit. garage; Fit‘th
district. near trolley, school, store.
Only SILBNI, halt cash. D. S. Hull, 9%
Washington Street.
FOR SAIJ'ZWA two family house, all
i provements, located in the .‘lrti
district, within 3 minutes of trolley
or 10 minutes walking tlistanct- tront
the britllzc. Apply at the office of J. M.
Loytnn d;- (‘o.. inc. 5 Railroad Avenue,
So. Nurwnlk.
TO LET
limltnIlet IIIIIW
in I
Elizabeth
ll
‘llll‘l'.
building,
IIlIt'm‘,
ml
with all in‘p
only. Inqllllt'
xvntllflr nt 28 Sprint
.\’«t'..’.t7.‘,1..
'i' 4.4. r'lfvl'i‘w.
l~i'2I'
.
l.t'.’l\~ 57'!er at 423
«tub!» for husi
ih"' 1).; rillptlflt‘fi‘. All
:» lIllllI' Sow. Van szllt
. Hill l'lir' AV itll". Hint Nut“
lirk
.\ h..- roam :tlmttttlvnl. til!
tltv '~ on Ilillll-Il‘ll l’lrtt‘c
- . ll- w ltlllltldi.’ lutluirw
”.1! Plot Elizabeth SUP-“I. ll
._ a..- _.___,-_~______._.
I 1.). 'lv - iurnishotl rrmm": I‘tL
V'llt- ;Hlt‘.l". :il EH South Main St. Ilt
In G mural (lll’lz‘Illl'Ill. nil llll»
-. ‘an ("Il'ni'l' .‘lultrno- linll
" Stu . ls. lth. John .7. iii Stan.
.~ '2 Hull, .‘Juru‘nlk, or I'ltonl-
It
.'. . ‘ t; moms. with implore-
.J \:m Zuni Street. hit;
..I thou. y. it
’l'lZl‘f‘ICING
thl Ix»; t: llistnnco of All Kinds.
C.\Iil.ltl.\.\’ x— I’IIYNN
9 “my t'l- (10.. ll. Ii. AYE.
TI‘I. l5.
Illllilf‘ TI'I. 3°73
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m hum“. C rrmlnm :lii
. c..:..t:- u'fM. limb.
I l' :_I". “with”. Ill' .‘III’ II
"I l . imtlw, :7 minu‘vx l m't:
. ' > '.'h .\'u.\v:ll«:_ l7 it'lillln. all
O,’ .3 1‘) tony
(I'lJIll'IN & DOVI
l’ ' le-' in: out! I!l\l1l‘flIlCE‘
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5'. I't It'l. 9H
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L NOTICES
. 5' l i'lI'l‘lJ‘Z .\( ‘(IOIINIK
sci
Fm: SALISJ: tamiiy house, nearly
new. large lot. improvements. ltnl-
inn settlement.
’l’clvphrmc 1861.
$5,5IIU. (lco. Mitchell.
FOR SALE
On Ns-wttm'n Avon, house. 5 rooms. ex-
trn largo porch. well water. shade,
Eill‘dt‘l‘L chicken house. garage. 2 cars.
Lot 65x24!) tect. l’ricc H.500. I-‘or par-
ticulars: ask»—
JOHN T. HAYES,
7 Main Street Norwalk
Real Estate—Insurance.
FOR SALE —A beautiful country home
at, Three Bears corner. 1 1-2 mile
from Norwnlk. A 6 room bungalow
with pantry. Fresh Well water and
garage with one acre of land. House
is 2 years 01d. For sale at sacrifice
price. $500 cash. Balance on cnsy
terms. For particulars John J. Yetta,
Real Estntc'nnd Insurance. 123 Wash-
ington St. Tel. 1292-4.
FOR SALE ~~Brand New Bathroom.
$5.7. F}xvl‘.(m closet, chino low—down
tank. cunnir-lt-ti bath-tub and l:i\Ic'lll‘T}I.
with all nickvl—plzttctl fittinas: spa rial
big burn'tin, whin- cellulo'ul \VIiI‘EI-
closet Seats. $3. Swivlrnherg Co, Elf.
3rd Ave. between 3am and 37:11 St.»
N. Y.
4 A
FOR SALE
A new 6 room bungalow with all
improvements. l‘ttirl‘icld Park. For
particulars inquire at the office of
J. M. LAY'I‘ON & (‘0., INC.
’ Railroad Ave.
CONNECTICUT CARPET
CLEANING CO.
87 Cedar St. South Norwalk, Conn.
Phone 969
We clean and renew colors in
Carpets and Rugs. Hand process by
Experts.
Goods Called for and Delivered.
-.....-
Thc Trustees of the
South Norwalk Trust Co.
have ortlcrml that interest at the
‘ttic «if-1": per :tnnutn he credited
t-t depositors in the Savings Dc-
. Hi .‘x'Itl:\\I\l.l\'. SS Pill.)—
‘. I‘wl'vlfl‘, .lul} A. H. 1933-
II.I,I IItIIII.III It. i“. 12L, lztto- (IiI
. n. Hum: tinr- tur'l
.t .: ll..~ I'm i.‘.'r".i"- \ 41V
\‘Illllvl. smut. ..tr'mtm to
. ..l ;ltiJ|l\"i“llI tt‘ N..- l“ L
”flu, I” ,\.-tu;til i.fl~ I
«my oi .ltLIy. 15323, at 1: “Tim"; "I
noon; ulttl that all persons imp;
m swirl Hrtntt-
lll‘
il-
'l do}
only he IltI’illt‘l i314
.h‘,
[tltllllrltlwl in a newspaper ILtlil‘.“
3-." I
.'ltlll in said District, at ltm‘
i- t' 1. ltiore said 13th
July.
do} or
lll1\'i;i' \l’. GREGORY.
l“
‘ ORDER OF NOTICE.
“J'Illll'AlJi. 85. PRO-
t. ._ Jul} 7, A. I). 1922.
.‘- ., t ..t
..M tau-s
. . Yb.» l'oui; tor the ad-
- I will?» at :t certain writ-
:u and for the Will
.'I‘ I“”"~'l. lute (it Nor-
lI'wm-g
'l‘hn.‘
tlu
‘1
t. _.5
{\:‘tltl application
.r-rntmeti at the I’m-
.\n!‘“’nlk, rm the 19”]
. . II 11' " o'clock after-
. I_ ‘ public nrlticv thereof
‘lyi persons interested
‘ ,-.‘ll‘§.~‘hlnz this order in a
. . 1' ...itu ltdt'lt‘t‘ullttlnn in
_ . I.. "5:? ttw days before
I \\'. GREGORY.
Judge.
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1151:“. .I’N
III I "“1“”, 01‘829000
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I holllIlIl: I III I IIIIIIIII I. II
I t.. I I ‘0 I0. I
'Jtptrt-l {I II I" III“ F of ill! Ir m9"
, _. “- (Huh I 1 ml , .. nonunion
Milli tho pa) I'Oll I0 IIIII. IIIIIII
t 539.000, escaped
«‘Qq‘: , I
=-'\‘4 more will cause this tuttl.r tI
Judcc.
with application has'
. llvtrt‘vused ' I
intrlntwut on July .1, 1932. Deposits
1...
Ilrilt'lt' on or before July 10th will
.
mu".
interest from the first of
C. E. HOYT,
Treasurer.
1
i\
l SUPERIORITY
We make a spwialty
,glasscs combining nl‘lil
l fort.
I
ithc superiority of our Workman
of lilting eye.
I”???
and com.
>Illp.
l
l
I
a THAMER, INC.
l .
l Optometril‘h m Opticians
o n
8 7 Atlantic St. Stamford
USED MACHINES
All makes, for sale or to rent
PORTAEIBFTYGPIIEOWNMTEBB
$60.00 '
The Benedict News ‘00.
‘3 Wit 8cm:
The quality of our work lies ill
Tn I. Classified Advert me I II-
“. lse at In
g—‘n-t—u-n
. MAX BERGER, “L
40 Water Street So. Norwa
Phone 2252.
well known poem “The “Fred: or
the Hesperus. we really fb'rgot.
Anyway to start .fl‘om the begin.
nlniz. Patrolman Wallace Sammie.
feeling at :pe'cc‘e With the world.
was making his mbr‘n‘lng rounds and
anticipating hie GEM sleep when he
finished his but of duty, when
Captain Stevens, dasheveled. baggy
eyed from lack of. sleep, and also
decldtdly'alcohdllc came up to him
and in a dramatic tone or voice de-
manded—J‘Prottee‘fionfi‘
The. tale was Colder three men
who had visited his“ humble home,
abnft the garbage dxmip on Seavlew
avenue. bringing ‘wrth them gifts
0-: liquor, “boost" and “hooteh.”
These men had prevented Captain
Stevens from obtaining his neces-
sary sleep. and had o'erstepped the
bovntis of MIT“? by sleeping
vith their feet in the. captain's
hunk—all this taking place aboard
the good Ship “Dove.”
Tattle having returned is
pleased to give personal attention to
customers. Advice and estimates
given on all work. If new fur is re-
quired I have very beautiful pelts.
THE TUTTLE SHOP
84 North Main St., South Norwalk
Telephone 389
Mrs.
AUTOMOBILE ELECTRICAL
REPAIRING
Bosch Magneto Service. All main!
of Magnetos, Generators. Starters and
Ignition: repaired and installed on
autos, speed boats, marine engines
and tractors by expert. mechanics.
Finest equbped sliop for that work.
and also special fine machine .work
done by the hour. Address
AUTO ELEC. SERVICE STATION,
Water St. and Steamboat. Place
. MESSENGER AND TRUCKMAN . Patrolman Sammis charged the
Daily from South Norwalk to New barricaded gates of the dump and
York; good set-flee quaranteed. Ot- cstnllished liaison wath~eni‘orce-
flue Pohlman‘s barber shop. Phone nltnts. Carefully surrounding the
991, ship. which was carefully perched
on piles. wooden horses and _old
iyoxts so that the sale water could
not «in its stuff on the hull, he
found two men asleep on the, deck.
BTEAMSHIP TICKET AGENT
White Star Line. United States
Line. Guard 8. S. Line. Anchor S. S.
Line American S. S. Line, Red Star while In 1110 companion‘mr. with
8. SI Line. Fer particulars ask his hm“ "“5”“? on 5‘ “V" 5’3”“
JOHN T HAYES kg: of rhubarb Wine, and a smile
7 Main St. of bliss across his countctancc, lay
the thirtin‘lnn.
"I’louse out boys and stand in-
sproliotl" was the nExt order, after
which things happened thick and
Real Estate, Insurance
ATTENTION
Junk Is valuable these days and
there is no use giving it away tor
tn]: the mice While 1 am paying the lltst. An (into was secured and the
full price for junk I also pay 1:: a trio. mariner with Captain zen-
pound for rags. Phone 399-12. jail in Franklin Stevens. With Pa-
MR. H. FELDMAN,
5 Rowan St. East Norwalk
trolmnn Snmmis as (‘SCOI'I of honor.
guard and. the auto horn sounding
. ... vnlicnlly. the crew inxntlmi (he
NAGY BROS. “me and quiet of the Srt'tjll‘ul dis-
Local and long arance trucking 0f Il'lt‘l. Hist :18 the Holvl (Tlit‘i‘ord
all kinds. Piano momg. Special vault-toil: f-‘Tl‘llt;l{‘7.‘
for moving purposes. Daily trips to! .. ‘I ‘ I ‘ :I‘ ' ,
New York City.. Building stone. l ”W m“, 3‘4"“, ““4“ "“‘lm '5
.- fiirry cittsmcnl and means much in
41 Cedar Street. Phone 313 5.x stories. but in this instance- it.
' lflt'iZCvle :1 lapse: of time until 9:30
FROM THE FACTOR‘ IO ln‘cim-k. \\'l'.(l2. arrayed in all tlto-ir
THE HOME lgigry, :i'ill with u thirsty amok. _thc
Mattresses. pillows. bolsters and,
tom-t men form-l thf-it‘ “my into tho
cushions of all kinds sold on our easy;
Franklin and Monroe St. So. Norwalki hm... Mn from and Johnson, to vht-
it‘l‘uxfic‘ws (If illuminates. list with a
I ‘3 . it one rrpletc with
tirm \oii‘c. (t.
s:.'n‘.p::thy for Eis late guests. Cup-
Iv‘reultlit; Sltnilis
EXPERT AUTO MECHANIC
“’ill overhaul and repair your car;
in own :nrnzo. All makes of cars;
Starting. lighting and ignition. a spec-i
ialty. All work guaranteed. Phone 490 t
ROOFING
Slate. Gravel, Asbestos. Shingles,
Asphalt Shingles. Roof Painting
min In njatnir.
:Illl‘zll‘f'l'tll ”Glilll},"
'l‘hr- boys hurl tin-n his guests {or
the past too “wells. ht m in an—
swt-r to questions. '1‘th had» brought
l<,t:m- with lhtm and hurl
and Repairing n‘rtit k for that lcnrrtit of limo.
3-91! HPEV)’ Slate Surfaced ROOIIDBA lI‘l‘ i-r-cn lvtth tilt-tn?" nestsrtcd
5250 pm. R0“. Red or Green ‘Cnptrin. He also with Ii in answer
THE NORWALK ROOFING CO. ttu :t muesgtion from Attornry John
23 Elizabeth Street. Tel. 337 “l"‘rm- “at it “'1“ ”"0 ”N"- his
was :t historical Dalli‘ and he Only
PLUMBING -—-—TIN.\'I.\'(}— HEATING lawnml the first mvrtr of it Illd not
Country Water System. Ranges and, hear of his pr-rlicwmwut. as then-
Onc-Pipe Heaters
would he consiirml-Et trout-ic- l’m‘
JOSEPH’ S. KI-ZRY( JR., ‘ T int to turn over it“. his grztu'.
Tel. 492
It Wits-Hi2 fact ”1.” one nt’
21 Taylor Ave. nit-ti ptrsistrwl in we ”win: to
his lvn'. off 95 he cm- rwi the
(If thI- “Hour." and Ilml another hall
If you hare :t chlmnta}. tIII be builtl IIIII IlQIfiII’IIII‘II IIII'mITII.” II‘IgIII‘Iy h‘I‘I’II
a fireplacc, plastering or the buildingl ‘I" ‘I.'I.I’II.'I“I ,IIIHI IIII “III ”III
of walks. drives, roads, or gradingl‘II‘lItI‘ms 'JIIIII“
work this concern and its capable oral .1,” ”Til:
ganization is in a position to do them" JU'I‘N'”,
same in a expert manner and a ritzhtl I,“ ”by, m"
price, “Vl'ork well done" is the thing II I” III.) II‘IIII
‘ it i up and xvi-t
w,- I‘l 12511:: for
been
“Put
the
the
tltkf:
col-in
So. Norwalk
MASON WORK
in
'lv'ltt ‘4‘. Johns :t.i-I Colt-s
still tl..2I it was trtw
gum"- air-.27"! the bout;
“iu'pt tic rvlti mtm
up." :‘zri they saw
ronipiai..t. The cap-
that counts and II. Fabrlzio. Mason
Contractor knows how. 14 Snowden
n . . ‘ ' fl,‘ “'1 \ — - ..
Ave., Phone 2524. I .t. .I'Illllll II ....it t... In)? null:
tinny-hrs \rry :Ifzt‘ttxllvlt‘ to me."
lrt‘. they hell out stopped the
lugtmvls (.t' propriety i _ refusing to
crurt room. anal lookI-«l upon the
payment plan. Also renovating. satis-l ”WWW“ Hm. and m, “mam:
faction guaranteed. Drop us a card or; m"... mm“. of Prosmwmm Cmmr}, ‘
telephone 317 for representative miII’Ei‘lllflil. with hlf‘ClI't‘ll (yrs and
call. - slmHvrtw‘. nr-rtcs.
“ORWALK BIATTRESS CO- I “Not guilty" plcptll ,1 112.. trio,
to confess that he was stumped.
mainly because he didn't
boat. and a cabin.
The naming of the craft was told
pre-\'olstedian days. It seems
one winter a pigeon came and light~
ed on the bewaprit of the
evidently the pigeon ”was a. direct
dcscendcnt of Noah's Dove and
thought theTcrait was the Ark—and
near. but would flutter its wings in
welcome when the captain came
home at night. He thought toner-
pctttate the memory of the bird and
thus had the
Iain Stevens, who refused to do so.
_ ————~_____
FOOD PRODUCTS COST Hm.
ty-two representative cities of
l-
knowledgc and belief.
possess a.
in accent: that were Mminiécent of
that
craft,—
Caftaimt Stegrensd adopted it for a. We firm“ to becomeI acquainted in
pa . re use to have anything .‘ - '
to do with the others who came 39‘" city “d realise “I“ who so
I) l " ~
“Dove... “t been can“ best quality. at a once. that in normal
Alter hearing the circumstances “tinfiojzulémd :aaymdfwmflagflgmmms105:2;
of the case. a fine of 87 and costs in to com 13157 with 311th! lat t rul d
each case was laid, the line being es es an
suspended on plyment of“ the costs.
All paid with the exception of Cap»
‘ “'ASHINGTON. July 734A slight
increase in the retail cost. price of
food products in eighteen out of twen-
the
, 0
At the close of business on the 30111 day of June, 1922.
mus Discounted ... . . . . . ....... {SSETSI ’
Demand Loans (without collateral) ..... I -------- I 3:33.553“;
Collateral Loans (time and demand) . . . . . ...... I ........ I I -I “.00
Mortgage Loans . . . . . . . . . . ................. I I I ”@4500
chrdrafts.. ...... ................ I 8,823.29
Funds set aside for Savin"s De osi .. II I I I I ‘ I I IIIIIIII I "l I I)
StOcksandSccurities...:I.....p...t.o.r.:.....:..: I I’IIIIII 3:3.522-02
Furniture and Fixtures ...I.I.. ..... IIIIII (315::
One from Reserve Agents ............... . ..... . . . ..II I I I I . 93,45,030
Ln'rted States and National Bank Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I . I I i4I01"I(IJO
Gold Coin .......... I " 1.0550
Silver L'oitt . .. . IIIIIIIHII 1I804I93
Minor Coin . ................ . ..... -.:III I49”I17
Checks. Cash items and Exchanges . . . . . . . . . . .......... . . I I I I 3 38:59
Olin-r usscts. viz. Suspense Account . . . . . . . ..... . . . . . . .I: I16§I57
'l‘otulAsstts ......... . ............... ........ 3577022180
LIABILITIES I
Capital Stock .‘........ ........... . .. ..... .. ... .. 50 000.0"
Surplus ......................... . . . .. ......... ‘ . . . . ...... . 15,000.06
1 HillVldt'tI profits. lees t-xptnscs and tam-s . . . . . . ....... . . 5 850.93 I
Due to Hanks and Bankers ................................ . 1:6234‘32l
DlVitlf'nds Unpaid . . . . ............. . . ................ . . 4.00 I
Sadngs rmpcstts ..... . . .. . . ....... . .. 335.769.02l
General Deposits .................... . .................. . . 122.456.49 :
.Ccrtificutcs of Deposit. demand ..... . . ............... . . . . . 10.031.33i
'i‘rcusurcr‘s checks . . . . . . . . . . . .................... . . . . 94.24
Certified checks ...... . ........ . . . . . . ................... . 663.60
Christmas Savings or Thrift Funds . . . ...................... . 10.451.09 l
Trust llcposits ............ . ....... . . . .¥ ............... . . . . 39.57 t
”Hills pztyntilc ............................................ . 23000.00 5
Other liabilities. viz: Appraisal Ices .. . . ............ ' ..... . . 144m 1
Total Liabilitirs . ................................... . . $5?7.(I27.SO
State of Connecticut, County of Fairfield. City of Norwalk.
I. Samuel S. \‘elsor. treasurer of the aforesaid The People's Trust Com-i
party. do solemnly swear that the fore
filter and New Haven. one per cent;
Portland (Maine), Moneheefler (N $1.),
Norfolk and Providence less than five-
tenths of one per cent.
. +93 ~--—~.«.====sm .
I *“ 'A 1’ Cf 9 Ad ’I III B I ‘1? ' ‘
1729 Sen tine .3 _ * ass: led ._ pert}. sements» rmg etums
...p - ..-....__ ...—..— .—l q.- _.._. t- I , 7 —~ - . L— . ~
. I“ . ll. . i i c ,I ‘ an . { .III A j“ , -
. - - . VEN doi’E their chapeau. aId thus h a country occurredhmmxfiifil m '
W ANTED. «It ‘ 'FOR SALE , ’- BUSIN’ESS NOTICE (333$ng 3A1? éFN D W ommmd m3 hosmhfim “Whit "15, accordifg'tto a. “statement. by me 0. Ya. P ._
w —- » — - ~ r . w ‘ ‘“ — - — " ' ’ _ LA would yo do It re 'd to? 1W1!!!“ 0 labor. ' ‘1
Immediately. b:-ker for FOR SALE—In the heart Of our City. We Buy and Sell . _~ ‘ ..::.._.i. ttgkg his limit 039'? hfikednfirfrose- Bridgeport noted two per cent: Fall Amt!” ‘
1: t'wvl>. Address Hurrgt. 1 house. all improvements, $5,000, SECOND HAND CLOTHING (Comma in]? m M) cutou- Hegemn. and the lati‘t‘ar had
11"..
Math.“ ' ~.
mitten-gloat“
Fo rune "period June 15. 1921, to
June T5,“19?2.'ninefeen of the twenty-
two cities showed a decrease.
Qwerty Owners Attention
A Chance You Will Never Have
we must have something different to
0821' , ’
I THEREFOR!
W’e will wire and equip your home
complete with lighting fixtures of the
requirements of the National Board
of Fire Underwriters and your local
ordinances! 5
Address Box “8” this paper and our
representative Will be pleased to ad-
vise or estimate on your electrical re-
quirements at‘ your convenience.
THE SECURITY ELECTRIC CO.
A. M. WOOSTER
Many mm c. s, rims
one.
Hbflmwwmwww
Wall Paper at Ill-152$” 1'
Painting, Paper-Baum at. In ’
13 Wall St.
‘amoceebnr, CONN. * ‘
moat OF THE CONDITION OF
- The People’s Trust Company ,
M 3 “1', Park O M
PATENTS
Wooster and Davis
M. w. DAVID
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ’
1115 Main St., Bridgeport
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Rates—Give Us a Trial ’
Phone 450
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Now at their new store
10 South Main St»
South Norwalk
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going statement is true to the best of my
SAMUEL S. VELSOR, Treasurer. i
Subscribed and sworn to bt-i‘ore me. this 6th day of July. 1922. t
,x" SAML’L’L E. \\'l-:l.l.1£lt. Notary Public. i
, Charter No. 264:: , Reserve District No. 2 i
i , REPORT 017‘ CONDITION 0F 3
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< THE CITY NATIONAL BANK 5
AT SOFT“ NOR\\‘ALK l
Ir; the State of Connecticut rtt the close of business on June 30,. 19:2.
RICSOL'IiCES I
l. :t Loans and discounts. including rcdiscounts. acceptances
or other banks. and l'ortign bills: of (‘XCllt-illiil‘ or drafts
sold with IllthI‘SfIl’lC’ht of this bank (except those
l shown in i) and c) ........... . .STS‘: ‘53.“
Total loans . . . .............................. $727.253AS
-_‘_ (lvcnlrul‘ts. unsecured ............................... 877.91
‘1. 'l'. S. Guvcnmwnt Nu‘tll‘ilitN owned:
a l‘cpceitcd to secure Circulation (1'. S. lmntis par value) .
RHYSNORTH
ARCHITECT, DESIGNER &
SUPERVISOR
B. 8. Mass. Inst. Tech.
C‘HAfiI‘lONSHIP’MOTORCYCLE
RACES
llANBL’IlY FAIR (mooring
Saturday, July 8. at 2 P. M.
(Postponed trom July 1)
GENE \VALKER
“'orld Champion
PAUL ANDERSON
Middle-“est Champion
Phone N orwalk 2541
So. Norrwaik Trust. Co. Bldg.,
Washington Street
AND OTHER FAMOUS RIDERS
WANTED—Permanent positions are open at
the following rates authorized by the United States
Labor Board: '
Machinists I ' '
Boilermakers
Blacksmiths
Sheet Metal Workers
Electrical Workers -
Car House Switchboard Operator ,
Car House Electrician 70 cents pcIr hour
Machinists’ Helpers
Boilermaker Helpers
Blacksmith Helpers
Sheet Metal Worker Helpers ,
Electrical Workers' Helpers ’ 47 cents per hour
Car Repairers and Inspectors 63 cents PF: hour
Apply to Freight Agent. South Norwalk, or Superintendent‘s OI;-
fice, 132nd St. and Willis Ave, Bronx, NewTYork City, between 9 A.
M. and 5 P. M. >
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New York, New Hmimm
a,_.
h All other United States Government sccmitics
(including premiums, if any) . . . . . . . . . . . 119.227.50
' Total ..... . ................................
5. Olllcr bonds. Modes. >¢(‘llfiflt*>«. c112: ................. .
0. Banking: lions; $63,135.31: Furniture and fixtures
55:491.“: ...................................... 65.616.33
S. Lawful rescrve with lv‘cslerul Rt-scrvc Brink .............. . . 77.56931
1n, Cash in \ault and amount due from national banks ...... 112.c5m32
11. Amount due from State hanks. bankers. and trust com~
panics in the United States (other than included in
Items 8. 9. and ill) ................. . ............ 1.446.82
13. Checks on other banks in the same city or town as report-
ing bunk (other than Itcm 1:2) - .................... 10,403.34
_ Total of Items 9. 10, 11. 12. and 13 . 3124,4003?
H. i» lilsccllnncous cash ill-ms ...... , ............ . ....... . 6U3.91
1:3. Ilt'tlcmption fund with U. S. Treasurer ,and due from
L’. S. Treasurer . ............... ‘. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,600.00
Total .................. 31.744.701.46
‘ ; LIABILITIES
17. Capital stock paid in . . . ........ . . ............... .. $100.tao0.‘tt~
18. Surplus fund ...........I....... .............. ....... 100,000.00
19. Undivided profits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 348.003.87
I) {i-sct'vcl for ...................... 848.003.87
c 11-5-5 current expenses. interest. and taxes paid , 338.876.77
2o, Circulating- notes outstanding ..
. Amount due to national banks .
in the United States and
r-J—W
i Na. l
L—r—J I
-1
‘ 1922.
23. Amount due to State banks, bankers. and trust companies
than included in Items .31 or 22) .. . ........ . ..... >. 31,621.30“
24. Certified check-s outstanding ..,.;... ............. . 4,811.37 .
Total of Items 21. 2‘2. 23, 24. and 25". . $4t‘.283.48 V ‘
Demand (transits (other than bank deposits) abject to s '
Reserve (deposits payable ‘Within 3t! days): ‘.
16. Individual deposits subject to check .. ....... . . . . . . . . . . . $719,913.08 ‘
‘37. Certificates of deposit due in less than 3') days (other than ’
for money borrowed) . ..... . ................... . . 4,267.86 ’
3i). Dividends unpaid . . . . ...... . . .......... . . . .......... . 20.00
‘ Total of demand deposits (other that: bank des
' posits) subject to Reserve. Items 26. 27. ~28. . a
. . . 29. 39. and 31 . . . . . ........... 724200.94
Time deposits subject to Reserve (payable after 30 days -
orIsubject to 3'? days or more notice. and postal savings):
34. Other time deposits ........ . . . t ..... . .............. 640.091.83
35. Postal savings deposits . . . . . . . 7. .. . .. ................. . . 1,248.4-
Total of time deposits subject to Reserve. Items -.
3:. 33. 34. and 35‘ ........ . . .. . . . $641,340.27
Total ............ . ...... \ ..............,. $1,744,701.46“
State of Connecticut. County of Fairfield. as: .
I. C. O. Fitch. Cashier of the above-‘tnamed bank..do solemnly swear that
the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and, sworn to before me this 6th day or JulY.
Between Oak and Center 8.,
Second-hand pins and tires 90
OLD CARS
sell Your Old Car: to the
Bridgeport Auto
Wrecking Co.
1310 North Avenue
Bridgeport. 001111-
Phone Barnum 5586-2
fit any make of car
3 100.0 not”;
REMODELING SALE
All Wall Paper and Paint Stock
Will Be Reducgd to Hake
More Room .
A. COHEN
137 Washington Street.
South Nor-walk, Connie
Ihalfiaz
47 South (Main St.
DENTIST
9.12110
$100.000.00
3,850.31
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foreign countries (other
C. O. gFITCH. Cashier.
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map I ir 15:. LAKE, biota-yr public. 3:
In our Dairy. melon-1n": M .I. _,
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may carefully washed m
‘uorlilzed recoptnc» to. and
mitary method. of handling.
Such ciaantlneu meant leg-
I'or your famili- ' I
Order of u. regularly and ,, »
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“scar mm! raccoon,
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