WWBBWW “0'5 laveflnfiitdb. _ ,, . FBENCHANDDANEBPASTRY Wemnimwmwmthwdu . WMufllflhfltsu-m ‘ Thomas’ Chocolate ShOp “Infill!!!“ ”Um The Directors of The City National Bank I ‘ ———OF——-—' 0 . SOUTH NORWALK s' will declare a dividend at the rate of 4V; per cent. 9 per annum, to its savings depositors, payable at its regular dividend period. April lst, 1923 “The Bank of Service.” mussel-20's), “my. Jenn-r1 4. ' Station wax. 8:00 p. m.—— ' L—Mid-atternoon news broadcast. ‘ furnished by Boston Ameri- can. IL—Roproductions by the Chicher- in: Ampico an! Brunswick. 5:00 p. 'm.—"Chiidren's Honr“-—-8tor- . . , ‘ ies of the World We Live tin—read \ , by William Barre w. Jr. 5:80». urn—Closing report on Form' 5 v ers' Produce Market report (465 _ , meters). Live Stock Markets and] ‘ Butter and Eggs reports (485 me- tern). 6:00 p. m.—Boston police reports, Boston police headquarters: late ‘ , news flashes. early sports news. Bos- ton. American. 6: 30 p. m.'— ‘Qeneral Conditions in the ’ Shoe and Leather Industry." a v Weekly Review by the New Eng. land Shoe and Leather Auodation. ‘ ’ 7:00 p. m.—Evening program: I.—Concert by Mia‘s Corinne Har- ,4 mon. pianist. , 1.—(a) “"Sarabande .. Rsnaau- Gudowsyk ~ . (b)‘ "Seller-so. BMajor"- LChopin ., 2.—-(a) “Irish Tune from County Derry" ............Grain'ger .. (b) “Prelude" . . ... . . . Whiting . C RAILROAD BONDS - (c) "Juba Dance" ........ '.Bett "“JACK” GBA'I‘I‘EN‘ ‘ , _IN THE MOVIES " PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS - "Jack" Gratten, six-year-old son or, . , BANK STOCKS OWNED - - a newly reclased iilrn, "This Wife ‘ Mr. and Mrs. John Gratten. formerly of 3 East Wall street, is appearing in Buslness." according to word received . , here. Little “Jackie" has scores of \ 1 friends iho will watch with interest. his cdreer in the movie world which - , may eclipse the famous Jackie Coo- , , gun. "This Wife Busine." is a two-reel ‘ ’ comedy produced by the Aralema - . Film Company. Inc., under the direc-' tion of Arthur J. Zellner. “Jackie" has had considerable stage appear- " ancc. He was in stock for a year and ’ has also taken a. prominent part in two New York stage successes. He also took the part of "Tarzan" when that former brilliant release was pro- duced. He portrayed "Tayan" as a child. For several months “Jackie" has been in Florida. but he and his mith- ‘ ’ er are now in Los Angeles. Cal. James Mieur oi! Norwalk rec.ntly was 3 , the recipient or a souvenir cocoanut .; SECURITIES - Readily saleable for more than the book value. from "Jackie." CONNECTICUT PATENTS. The following were issued Decem- ‘v’ ber 26.1922. List compiled at offices ~ — o: Wooster .8: Davis. Patent LaWyers, ‘ ’ Bridgeport. Joseph Poss. Brdgeport. Mouth ap- pliance. Ignatius Wrosina. Bridgeport, Re- . .' silient wheel tire. Continuing 0111' Furniture Sale With the Prices Turned NAAOCI [IKIISJH DON’T MISS THESE SPECIALS Various woods, leather and velvet covers. , Were up to $12.00. Windsor Arm Chairs . Finished or Unfinished. . ooeL$ eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee salad HMO“ salsa“ See the Window Displays, Then Come in and Get Acquainted. ‘ RAYMOND R. AIKEN Successor to Raymond & Son; : band. I 1113. 0 WALL 8 HIGH STREETS NORWALK, CONN. Art Needle-WOrk THE NEW 1923 ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGES ‘ ARE HERE. material enough to complete the stamped design. Curtis H. Vecder. Hartford, Count- : ing mechanism. Max Goldstone, New Haven, Bur- i ~ giar alarm. V Frank P. Hemmlng and C. H. Hem- : ming. New Haven, Cutlery-grinding . machine. Zenss P. Candee. Waterbury, Feed . mechanism. Joseph F. Lamb, New Britain, : Electrically-heated utensil. 0 Herbert O. Rockwell. New Britain. ' Insulator support. Robert W. Chandler, Stamford, : Distant control for industrial crane. Leonard E. Allyn. West Mystic. x” ' Fluid-cu‘rrent conveyors. . Foot Rests, 50c to $8.50 I Harriet G. Burlington, Saybrook, Shield for stoves. _ John H. Brett. Hartford, Sounding ‘ . . .tOY- . '; Maynard ' 8. Church, Hartford. \ ~ Steam turbine. . John Fculner. Middletown, Neck- ‘ I Albert Kingsbury, Greenwich. Bear- . , James I}. Macrarlane, Atwoodville. : Textile machine. Trade-Marks. The American Tube 8. Stamping 1 Company. Bridgeport. Littng Jacks. ’ The Seamless Rubber Company. : Inc.. New Haven. Rubber combs. Strouse. Adler & Co. New Haven, : Corsets. . Hayes and Meserole Mfg. Company. \ , . Milford. Hair wavers. The H. D. Smith 8. Co.. Plantsville. : Scriaw drivers. : . Paul A. Sperry, West Haven, Duck I I . decoys. ‘ ’ AJOB AT PREMRU’SIS' CORRECllY 0010: If your car needs painting, it there is trimming work to be done, it there . is need oi body repairs, slip covers to bemadeorcarpets.orintaotany : feature in the above mentioned lines. .thefirmoi‘J.Preinrudzsons.isina ; position to do the same correctly in . the shortest possible space at time to ’ assure a. nusiactory job and better . ’ 3 still, at a conservative price. Located 1 nowinnew andlargerquarters. the ; new business home otthis ooncem is aplecewberetbingsaredoneina - “yum makes triends and boosters. : Each department here is attended to . by an expert in his partials:- lbs. Each package contains instructions tar Working and 9 ‘. I" ' l m: .Lssdlng Tobacdcnlsta WE RECOMMEND LORD BOMEO Ilia limos Iliad 5c Each _.A..¢_, 8o-'-2for 15c ‘5 :Block Phone 1;! A - ‘, ‘ l' ' trust Company 3 STATEMENT DMBER 30,1922. :' SOURCES ‘ " Fund Set Aside for Savmgs Depo3itors MORTGAGE LOANS " -~‘ - ‘ 558 separate loans, first mortgages on local property with aggregate value of 53.8“},000 Not one dollar lost on these loans In over 20 years ’business. ' UNITED STATES BONDS . TOWN AND CITY BONDS ‘- First mortgages on railroad property. CASH/ON HAND AND IN BANK ———o—_ 7‘ l . _ COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT ;*;_ SHORT TIME LOANS - Secured by endorsement, 1,418 separate notes ‘: LOANS PAYABLE ’ON DEMAND 159 notes secured by collateral greatly In ex- cess Of the loans LEGAL RESERVE: Cash in Banks - - Cash in vault - - E BANKmG HOUSE - ‘ - ’ OTHER REAL ESTATE . TOTAL RESOURCES . \ These Resources Belong to the Following DUE TO 5,978 SAVINGS DEPOSI'I'ORS : $161,717. '18 94,790.95 Manges, checks on local banks 15 863.30 DUE TO 2,569 COMMERCIAL DEPOSITORS TOTAL DUE DEPOSITORS . DUE To 125 STOCKHOLDERS Represented by capital stock paid in cash SURPLUS FUND , UNDIVIDED PROFIT ACCOUNT RESERVED FOR - INTEREST RESERVEDFORTAXES ,_ - - - ‘1 RESERVED FOR DIVIDEND ,payable Jan. 1,1923 (3.) Thissubstantialsmnof over fotn' hundred sixty W dollars 1; ,rmbtheexceuofmomoverhabfllhesandstandsasaguarantee; safiety. The securities ond have a hock value of $1,423,382.95 ‘ 1.486.074.00- » 862,691.05 ‘ andsmarketvalueof Excessvahleoverbookvahte $1, 547 ,410.00 525,722.20 276,462.20 130,910.00 68,804.88 55,450.00 , 71,314.71 $2,676,073.99 978,271.90 447,320.59 366,033.67 272,371.43 . 50,000.00 ; 30,000.00 2,143,997.59 : $4,820,071.58 1' ~ $2,676,073.99 1,598,155.49 $4,274,229.48 'j, 200,.00000 200,000. 00 , 66,637.36 ‘ x466,637.36 :: . 53,204.74 16,000.00 10,000.00 é———-—
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