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Chocolntes. Do.
(1 Perfumery.
Brushes. Water
”riting Papers,
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; found that he had been robbed Thei
l‘rrmk J. Coughlin. of Nomlk, in
;»- 11cm: the Christmas holidIy in
wa IlritIln.
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Fulton Shearwood of Fix Hill
marl in enjoving I vIcItion from his
kindle. at Stum- Institute.
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Min Martin HImilton of Flu Kill
road is spending I week with her :.unt
in New Rochcllc. N. Y.
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mull ‘Tlrnirttd of Providence. R. 1..
was the guest. Snturdly. of Mort
Candee of Arch Itroet.
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31‘. su- Charlotte Lamont. who I- I
Haitvr in the Non-Ill: High Ichool.
m sp-nllnc tn.- t‘hrintmu vIcation
trw-nls in New York city.
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lira Jain J Fur-man. of West. HI-
1vn_ as the guest nt' Mrs. George B.
l’m‘tkins “'est nvanue. U"?! ”19
t”l“‘1vt:n:1:~ holiday
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Ar" '1r .lnhnmn, m1 emplol'r‘ of the
(’mmvr'liut inch: and Power com-
mm- 1»! Flt'fllllnz the Christmas holi-
‘l:1' “1'21 inn part-ms in New Haven.
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a student It “’ent-
Boston. Mus" is
111' Man Christmas holidays with
m: para-mg. Mr and Mrs. John D,
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who
street.
Mr and Mr! Frank Burns.
1.11m inn-1n residing on lunar
haw removed to their new home in
S‘cw n- strcvt
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m: Adelame Putnam. a senior at
33.: ”fibre. 9pm: Friday and Su-
»15: thr :1”: of her brother, E.‘
of Ohio avnur
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an‘l Mrs Thomas Marital: and
[.1' 11'." Man; street are Ipcnd-
Cl.“ rnlt‘lms ul‘l. Mr.
1: turvms at Morristown. N.
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Mr :1: 'i “on
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.l W. \‘Vhitehesd. of
l'rlxin Ntw York City. for-
mic tllff, are. spending the
."llll hmlllay with friends
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l‘ "f'.’ ” C"-*.‘.r.(‘l‘mat‘l Frank F.
19‘ t‘ 1" l”:r‘.rtl. ward. who has
2. :11. wit 1?. “1th pneumonia for
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- repaired.
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1 mI-r‘h. 1,: Mrlv- to be about
7.4 mn'v iric‘t‘ds 35min.
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The {\swm of the Con~
rut . 111 List» and Power complnl’
ho IK"‘Yl‘i"(i dul'll'lK lh" (”OHIHIZ
c yinttirm of Forms Ind
avenues along Ponul
as we resident of
Harris. Ledgewood Farm. *
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l nwhdes. an emplove of the
\v: .1.-. l;.11:w.n lhprcu Company.
1 - <lr1'l xivrn I‘ai' by the
”J Monroq street. South
Pm: rturrttmr of beans in the
. . .1311 Mr, Lowndes'gucn
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U‘k Mill. ll.
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w— :m1 31—: Frederick N. Smith. of?
'1'. .qutwn. aw spendinr Christmas
wan H.“ and Mrs Goodwin P. “'hlte
..“’ ‘1!“ l :111‘11.c- Schumann. in this
«xx Mr >m1‘h is the editor of the
fault. w “ll l‘tnny Press.
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~ v. .., '7 turn “as kll‘td by utrol-
» 7. .~ To wmrtnn. Thursday night.
r. 1.. a ilwnnivd as Miss Anzic
I“. .1 2 until 35. of Broa'lview
"‘1" lint".- lli". New Britain. Shh
V 1a ""l.’"l'i:‘ lwtre and War :tmr
?“htzn- “hr“. ki’lwl
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lntrrtnrv of the estate of the late
‘1‘."11:.:1.'11 C Fklnner of Hartford.
n! the Colts Patent Fire-
.1mpno\ shnws that he left
rm 71"1 \aue-l at $613.31". mostly in
. llts holdings .n the Colt
. wzwrn» were Valued at SN‘lJIM.
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‘Cnrtm Marntti. or Woodslde street.
”rum! lustrlrt. made a complaint to
t.- tm'flwe at noon yesterdny. that
l-nn \larlrm, nf‘ Bouton Itreet. and
‘u '1 Jim; alumna" Lepre, of the Con-
xTirnpike. had bbed him of
‘x-r‘wren SW and $15 a about 11:3!‘
1. . 1m l: ymterday morning. Maretti
‘éll’l that he had "ridden up on the
with the two men in an automo—
and that they had gone into I
“'hen they came back he.
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de in This Bank
' January 10th Will Draw Interest from.
JANUARY FIRST
Bonds and War Savings Stamps Due
cepted for deposit the same as cash.
OF $1.00 TO $5,000 ABE INVITED
1 Briggs was closing the care
Mn. Pinch of Wu! Wuhington
meet Iecurod the doll given new by
South Norwuk Lodge. Loyal Order of
Moon. for the benefit. or the Moose-
heIrt Home fund. Min Ruth Leaner
of South Nor-walk. who has been at.
Hooshelrt. for Ievoral years, was re-
membered with Christmas gifts by the
local lodge.
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Joseph Ruchnn. of Deerfield street.
reported that his pet horse had run
any from home. Joe was quite
heart broken about the loss Ind sobb-
od ont hlI story Ill over the new desk
It. police headquIrtorn yesterdIy aft.-
ernoon The horse no Iwa on Tay-
lor Ivonne.
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Jennie Crnln reported to the police
that her father. Robert Crain. of East
Washington street. had met and as-
saulted her on South Main street,
SIturday night. while he was in a
drunken condition. She said that her
father had hmdled her roughly and
that she hId fallen to the ground.
The police Ire investigating the story.
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——Buy your \‘iotrola at Donnelly‘s
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p m.
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According to the figures recently is- '
wed by the Department of COmm‘the
from WIshington. Connecticut 5 mar-
tIlity rate from typhoid tor 1921 “as
considerably lower than it “as in
19' 0 The percentage figures tor 11-: y
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were 4.1 while {or 1921 they in e 51.
There were only nine states out o: :24
listed. thnt showed a. lower mortality
percentage in 1921 than in 192a.
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The fact that fuel is scarce “us
never brought to mind more tlmn Lin
sight yesterday of activity at tln.
up at. their docks. Despite the
that it was SundIy the men \s to at
work unloading the barges and stir-
in; the cargo of fuel Ulllll it cm
apportioned to the waiting custL-rm rs.
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Xmas s. to
Xmas r415
-—Open all day today.
and extra bulb. for sale.
J. M. Noelle-r.
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A show case in front of the
infirm strset store of lzw r.’
Bros. became broken in some in.
known manner on Sunday 1:
an early hour. Patrolman .‘11
old: found a (are of knnm --.
tv razor blades on the silexmtit
turncd it over to police hetw‘lrz'mrtl -C
Mr. Rosenfield was notificrl. but, am!
that nothing was missing so .ar :25
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u-i-‘uv t“ :1‘
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could be determined.
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The Frlnk C' Godfrey Post. Amt—t»
can Lemon. Will ho’d thtir :‘crtzar
meeting It thcir home. 310 “31......
avenue. toxic-row evening. After 13:!
meeting the Ladies' Auxiliary of 'hrl
post will hold a Christmas partv (hr
the memberl of both nrmnizatlnrs
They will have a Christmas tron awl
thnre will he proscnts for new
attending. Refreshments thl 1‘=m be
served. It is expected that a turn"
number of mcmhers from lvr-th won..-
izatiorls will hp on hand.
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--—l"ull line of auto accessories.
Aaron Kuhn.
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Jamel Brigg: of GTE-:"l'vl’lcil. :11 ,
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on July last. in his brother's rate.
shot and killed Arthur Dora;1_ “of
paroled yesterday for the unelr-tw
time of his sentence of six men:
in the Bridgzport jail. The ff1l’.."‘-'
ocrurred about. ‘midmcht vvlw.
and tak—
ing the gun from a drauer. ‘13:“ fi.
his life-long friend. dared rim to
shoot. Briggs turned bark the ar-
rel. pointed the gun and pul‘érd it
twice. but m‘stakenly had turned 31?
run hark but on". The devil “as
done only in Jest. but the hullnt tx-
ploded and killed Doran.
We ‘ Are Daily
studying 1118 of security holdings
for our customers, and in nearly
every instance are able to recomg
mend- changes that increase the
income. maintain the
and give a cash profit to the
holder.
Maples EGoldschmidt .
Opportunity 2
Opportunity, is h e y
say, knocks once at ev-
ery man’s door. A sav-
ings account may not
make you rich, but it
will make you ready for
your opportunity when
it comes. Now is the
time to prepare for this
by starting a savings
account.
The
City National
locul‘
coal unit; that had coal barg‘s tivd;
lil’l'
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security. ‘
May we examine yours if
East Norwalk
Pearl R. Hardy has purchased a lot
on \Vinnehf street from \Villiau: '1‘.
Krusch of the First district.
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Mr. Ind Mrs. Edward H. Paterson
of 4 Winfield street are in lTew Mil.
ford today spending the day with rel~
atlv on.
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A new sign has been hung in front
of the Murad-Moden store, ‘on East
avenue. which was recently» purchased
from A. Alhage.
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The regular meeting of the lndiex’
Aid Society of the East avenu; M. E.
church will be l-eld at the church on
V‘Vednesday afternoon.
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Considenble improvement is noted
in the condition of Judge John J.
Walsh. wh: has lwen ill at his Greg-
ory Point home with the grip.
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Among local W‘Iople who are spend-
mi: the holiday out of turn. is Miss
Faye. Corrldan of Gremrv Boulcvard.
who is visiting in Pittsburgh. P1.
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Skating was again enjoyed last night
on local ponds and. if "the present
spill or cold weather: continued will
probably continue the rest. of the
“or k.
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Paul Panusak has purchased a lot
and buildings in East Norwalk ‘rornx
Charles Sigmav according to a war-
,rrmtne deed filed with Town Clerk
llvr‘nort R. Smith this past week.
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Sleal Christmas Day services. filth
morning prayer. holy communion and
sermon. are to be field at Christ. Epis-
copal church at 9 o'clock this morn-
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Miss Luella. Finch of Fort Point
Uth in enjoying a few days' vaca-
,tion from her duties at the offices of
lx’e'mli S: Candee. in the. Second dis-
trict.
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.Made3. editor of "The IDdlly
Mnrc-r." an Ass‘ rian newspaper pubv
"-vi in .‘s‘vw Tar}: cit}. is visiting
' his brother. M. I). Made)’ of East
‘1: over the “eel: end and noli-
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No: alone was there a good attrnd-
- .11 the dance held at the \‘or-
E: Iou:1:r\ (hill on Saturday even
: 111‘. a number of resent-lions
also made for the special din-
. There were also a number of
-i». 1.1ons for last night's srccial
. Speidel‘s orchestra of Bridge-
, T furnished music.
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«wrciaes of the Sunday
mil. At the Advent Christian
. ‘ .121' ,1 (marrow evening the Sn: tdazr
5 lml of that church ‘ill alto uold
‘F. l‘lblf‘” i5 exercises. One of the {eat-
, '.t"< (f this gathering will be the conv’
ions of the \arlous classes to-
is t': :e. pawns; oi! of the church
"t. A: the East avenue M.
, urc‘l a. “white Christmas"v1ll be
fur-1rd, with the contributing of:
:2"; to be given to others and not
:Yilll the idea. of receiving gifts in re-
;.rn On Wednesday evening. the
Ttl‘ at Christ. Episcopal church. the-
<1mdm school will hold its Chri:.maa‘
1rntlnn. fl {portal offering: nillbe
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t:kcvn at this time for \‘ear East re-l
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"\‘lrs Willlarn Elzea of McKinley
street is spending a. few dava in New
Y ork city.
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Mr.
llowayton avenue are visiting friends
in Hartford, Conn.
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Mr. and Mrs. Stanton Hart. of Staten
Island spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Mills.
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George Conklin entertained a few of
his friends at his home on McKinley
place on his birthday. Dec. 21.
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Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Conklln and
son George of McKinley
spend the holidays with relatives in
T rorrow (venlag at the East ave-.
.44 ll. E. church the annual Christ-l.
school‘
and Mrs. Harold Douglas 0!.
place will .
John may. at Ma Ivonne
hII recovered from In IttIck of the
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Captain Benjaxhin I". Pater of the
New Turk Fire deportment ll spend-
ing a few that! with his family in
Logan Place.
Dari
:C. P. Rump! of Broohldo Ivenue
ironIbusineatrlpmNewtot-k.
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0. C. Bowen iI spending the hon-
days at. the home or his daughter in
New York citY.
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Mim Louise Pomr of Maple avenue
left. in“ evening for Boston, Mm"
where she will spend the healthy! with
friend;
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The Dar-ten Girl Scouts will hold a
Christmas dInco It the Norobon
Heights School on Wednesday evening.
December 27.
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Mia Dorothy Morenoule of Prospect
avenue is mending the Christmas and
blew Year holidIs‘l. visiting friends in
Washington. D. C.
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Judge of ProbIte Ind Mn. Mark W.4
Norman. are entertaining their 3013.3
Francis Dior-man. who is a student at
Princeton University, over the holi~
days.
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The Christina fectivnl of the Barton
Methodist Episcopal Sunday Ichool
was held in the church last evening.
A large number attended the ex-
ercises. Rev. Morgan spoke on I. very
interesting subject. "A King in Dis-
guise."
The Noroton Presbyterian defected
the Congregational team last Week in
the Church Bowling League II: the Y.
M. C. A. alleys. Stamford. winning two
out or the three games. McCall. of that
.
lReehill has been a fine manager. and
gthe people of Barton who trade at the
AMI-common!
UNDERWEAR
.ru- In, Women Ind cm” a
E. Kr BANKS’
DRY GOODS STORE
Under “Memo HM
4547 West Within“ om
891.1111 NORWALK.
win, Smith. ' Later an we evening the
Christian Endeavor 3nd Miss Louise
Potter’s Sunday school clan can;
(atoll to the “shut Ins,"
both in Dorian and Newton.
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A special dinner trill. b5 given to an
the soldiers at; the Fitch Home in
Noro'ton today. , The whole building
has been decorated in true Yuletide
spirit. and is resplendent in streamers
of red and green. Last evening I.
number of girls from Bridgeport sang
carols The girls sang in the dormi-
tories. in the dining room and all over
the hospital. thus making every effort
newbie to bring the good cheer of
Christmas.
well. In addition to the girls from the
Park City. the Sons and Daughters of
Liberty from Bridgeport came over
with giftI for everyone.
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John J. Reehill. well known. and
popular manager of the DIrien store
of the James Butler, Inc., has been
promoted to manager of one of the
South Norwalk stores on the corner or
Woodward avenue and South Main
street. This is a new store and hII
just opened the past week. The build—
ing was formerly occupied by Sheffiel-
Ind ‘L'tzinger. The James Butler store
occupies one half of the building.
while a meat mIrkct has been opened
in the other half of the store. Mr.
Butler store will min: him. Mr. Ree-
hiil has been succeeded hy‘B. J.
O'Hara of Stamfordwho managed one
both to the, slot and the .
of the James Butler's store: in Stain-
ford
losing team. rolled the highest score.
191. and secured the highest three-
game average. 163.
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Mr. and Mrs Arthur llmmond of
.thc Post Road Ire entertaining friends 1
ct their home (wet the holidays. Mr. ;
l and Mrs. Raymond are having as their ‘
guests Mr. and Mrs. A. \K'. Sherwood
éund daughter Mabel of East. Norwalk.
;Mr and Mrs. C. E. swoon. C. Sims.
and Miss Verna Ferguson.
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E A Christmas tree and frolic for the
Sunday school children of St. Luke's
lfipiacopal church Will be held at the
parish house on Thursday afternoon
5 of this week It 32:0 "World Peace
ESunday" was observed my the church
Sunday. The pastor. the Rev. H. N.
Dumbell delivered a speciIl sermon.
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l A number of teacher- troxn Nor-own.
Damien. Stanford and Georgetown left
iaturdny for I. pleasure trip to Ber-
lmuda. where they will spend the rule-
itide HolidIyI. The teacher: flat. left
,Saturday on the Steamer EL George
are the Misses Winifred Whitelaw,
gMarion Oddy. GLIdy: Jessup of Stan:-
lford: May Smith of Dorian. and Edna
Carlson of Georgetown.
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The Christman exerciseI of the
lDarien CongregItlonIJ church were
held yesterday. In the morning “The.
White Gift Christmas" wu belt! in‘
1which all pupils of the Sunday Ichool
lcontributed something. thus realizing
how much more blamed it in to give
'than to receive. Each Sunday school
class gave a gift to the church. In the
evening about 5:30 p. In” Handel'l
E"Story of Bethlehem" was sung by I
whom: of thirty. Those in charge of
lthe exercises were the “Rev. George
Tuttle. Min Esther JIcquith and liar-
M. RalllI Wm. "In”
DineatthoOIdStcndby,
THE OXFORD LUNCH
and RESTAURANT
5 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
Phone 221 a
.New York and Long Island.
For the convenience
of its customers, the
; People’s Trust Co.
: will be open Siturday
i evening from 7 to 8
l p. m. to receive‘depoo
s sits.
Poople’s Trust
- Campany
South M Conn,
Fm: lair Under the Bridge
on Waldo“ M
mm W. pursuit, Jr.
ARCHITECT
127 WIIhlnuton 81:. Plano 910
SOUTH "CHALK, CONN.
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79 Waskington Street
first
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In 6 to 14 Day.
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THE CHRISTMAS
STORE
3 Wishes Its Friends and PW
Christmas
The Hamilton Shop
49 mm Street:
Bank 3m
£01108. - «
FRlDAY DECEMBER 22. 1122.
THE PEOPLE’S TRUST CO.
South Hm Goal.
the Bria... .-
At a regular meeting of the Board of Directorl, held this an. it -.
was voted THAT INTEREST AT THE RATE OF I: 1-2 PER cm.
PER ANNUM BE PAID TO DEPOSITORS IN THE SAVINGS DE-
PARTMENT FOR. THE SIX KONTKS ENDING ”3114.13“
MONEY DEPOSITED {N THIS 13QO OK 08.3““
JAN.10 WILL DRAW INTEREST FRO! JAN. 151’, 1933..
SAXUEL S. VELSOR.
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Norwalk Chronicler