”ff-Same; ,«1 w max DailyAauol’rogmu clue so see m M m fill mm hoe p. in.— L—Ifld-aneraooa news broadeel. tarnished by Boston uneri~ can. Ila—Reproductions bv the cuckoo- m Anploo and Brunswick. tales. read he William Barrow. Jr Organ accompaniment by E. David Dunhaln. I: I0 .“'11. lap—Closing report on ram. ore'Produoe Harlot report («I mute) Live Stock Markets and butter and em reports («I ate- tore). 0:00 p. m.—-Boston police reporte. » Boston police headquarters; late news dashes. early eporte am Boston American. . use p. rim—Weekly budaeee report by Roger W. Baboon. I: so p. m—liveninc program: liner-id market survey. U. 1. De- partment of Foreign and Domestic Commerce. IL—adeloctione by Miss Edna Louise Banks. soprano: Idle- Irene Forte. violinist 1‘.—-loprauo Solo. "1 Know Where a Garden Green". ..Denalnore Ilia- Edna Inuiee flanks. t.-—Violin Bola. “From the Cane ' brake" .......... Gardener Miee Irene Forte» III—Pianologuea. by Miss Viola Bi- monds oi Emerson Colleg: of Oratory. 1 —."Mme Porn Poo.- '- 2.-—-' HCoruprenea woos." Via—Concert by Miss Edna: Louise Dante. aprano: Miss Irene Forte. violinist. 1.-—dopran-e Soloe— (a) Lullabye. trom‘ Jocelyn“ ................. Godard (b) "A Birthday”. .. .WOodrnan Miss Edna Louise Bulb 2.——Violin Solis—- (a) “Waltz in A Major" “ .................. Brahma (b) "Cadiz" Miss Irene Forte. 8.-—Soprana Solos-— (a) “A Dream". . . . .Bartletv mmwm . a nascent-ram wm . ._Goen.. Jan. 3PM emmiatheiee-Iaepe'adoa Plateleaatdiatheebenlotwhloh aredettedwlth m coupe. WWWMW ieaaauauiueldndyeflerdayaiweo gallon :13 filled ~ith liquor two-ea in the ice. The! Mood were!!! mmemmmumnaw able to rein-e the “W tree..- ure. Iotbehaadlewaefiieaeda rm» ihdtoatinc e'red into the pond tor eateheepia' by summer catetheuoheoeptacednthq'ewith whél returned next summer The m flood upright 0n the button: at the pond. nu drouaht laettau and this winter had carried the waters to a point within three inches of the 1Mctthe-iccwhiehwesencaeed in lee eleven inches thick. r I FRENCH AND D? PASTRY WelsvelcstOpeaed'ndsWMtbeOerecian WMIMdeficit-Yeum m seeeathldasweet Thomas’ Chocolate mShOl The City. (b) "My Little House". .Plerce Nine Edna Louise Banks. d.—Vielin dolor- (a) “Woodland Sprites” i . . . . . . . ..... Helm-Stones! ; (b) "Romance". ... . Rubinstein ‘ (o) “Serenade" . . ..D'Atnbroeio Misc Irene Forte. . 5,—Sopraao Solo. "Floriaa'a Song" ' ................... Godard Mie- Edna. Louiee Dacha. c.——Sopran9 80103 with Violin acv companiruent— to) “April Morn” ....... Batten (b) "The Hand of You". .Bond (0) "Lo! Here the Gentle lArk” ................... Bishop Miss Edna Lnulle make I and Miss Irene tone. 1 ms our—n rs won’m mom. CUT Cut out this slip. enclose with 5' and mail it to Foley & Co.. 2885 Sher. field avenue. Chicago. 111.. writins your name and addre. clearly. You will receive in return a trial package containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound tor coughs. colds and croup: Foley Kidney Pills for paint ir sides and back: rheumatism. bach- echo. kldne! and bladder ailments: and Foley Cathartlc Tablets. a whole- eom and thorouuhly cleansing c1.- tier-tic for constipation. bilioumefl. headaches and sluggish bowels. Still- eon. Powell. Corporation —.Adv. 101110018 ""8 MEAN 10 10.11? In 1922—the Ford Output Was Much Greater Than That of All Other Automobile Manufacturers Combined. ' MODEL" TOURING CAR TOURING CAR ’ Starter, electric liohte. «mountable wheela RUNABOUT 4 RUNABOUT - - Starter, electric "flute. “mountable wheels 8530 $595 $725 ALL NEW MODELS Dutee Wilcox Flint, Inc. OPIIA'I’INO U FORD .TOREI 52 North M8111 St. 1 COUPE 2-DOOR SEDAN '9 4-DOOR SEDAN SOUTH“ NORWALK will declare a dividend at the rate 014% per cent. per annum, to its savings depositors: payable at its regulér dividend period. April 1st, 1923 “The Bani: of Service.” l The Directorsf- Of Bank , ———OF-—.—- National WW“ PRICE $298 $393 F. O I: DETROIT So. $294 , $364 INITIAL‘ PAYM INT $100 moo $100 Immense-e1“. thehopeothavlqueta'oodsonhaad‘ II mmummmhn .. ltiebelievedthattheowaenotthe " mmmmwmmwgo. .. ii iI ,. H U H 11 U ll $100 $109 $100 $100 Norwall: -._ SHORT TIME LOANS - - “WWW . . MORTOAOELOANS ; ' . UeraOsrAmseoNes . .- . . TOiWNANOCiTYBONOS . ‘ . -. RAILROAD BONDS '. . j PUBLIC ummr BONDS -t _- - ‘- BANKSTOCKSOWNED . .- . . . CAsHONHANOANDINBANK - - ’ LOANS PAYABLE ON DEMAND - - 7? SECURITIES ‘ - . , I D . it“ 1&1 Fund Set Aside for Savings Depositors 31,547, 410.00 558 separate loans, first mortgages on local property with aggregate value of 53,800,000. Net one dollar lost on these loans' in over 20 525,722.20 276,462.20 130,910L00 W 55,450.00 71,314.71 First mortgages on railroad property. $2,676,073.99 : ——o—-—— COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT 978,271.90 Secured by endorsement, 1,418 separate notes 447,320.59 159 notes secured by collateral greatly in ex- cess of the loans 366,033.67 ! Readily saleable for more than the book value. Cash in Banks . - - $161,717.18 ‘1 Cash in vault - - ~ 94,790.95 1. Exchanges, checks on local banks r 15,863.30 1 ‘ - . 272,371.43 50,000.00 30,000.00 G 1101135 - - ‘ ,,. - REAL ESTATE - - ‘ - - TOTAL RESOURCES - - - ‘1 These Resomces'Belong’tO‘ the Following TO 5,978 SAVINGS DEPOSITORS - $2,676,073.99 . TO 2,569 COMMERCIAL’DEPOSITORS 1,598,155.49 XOTAL DUE DEPOSITORS - - T0 125 STOCKHOLDERS tedby capital stock paid in cash . LUS - - 200,000.00 UNDIVIDED PROFIT ACCOUNT :- - 66,637.36 1 -.- ’4 ‘ . 5 ‘ 466 7.36 ' 1 . X , 53,204.74 16,000.00 ‘ 10,000.00 2,143,997.59 - $4,820,071.58 7 l i 1 1 D ,. $4,274,229.48 :‘ , 200,000.00 VED F01: ONIOEND, payable 1.111,1923' 79,204.74 f‘ 84,820, 071.58 ." 'lhnmbetanhaleumofoverfour hundred sixty thousand dollars tstheaxoessofreeourcoeoverhabllmesandetandsasaglnrantee,- :11) eecunheeownedhav abookvaluo of $1,423,382.95 mrketvalueof 0, . . 1,486,074.00 Anya-mpg
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