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DEPOSITS
Made on on Before
January 10th
3'23 Draw Interest from the 18t-
Fairfield County
Savings Bank
Near the Post Oiiioe.
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NORWALK.
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Have You Tried Our
iRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
Ireshbdly
We Ha. e Just Opened This Depertment Under the Core of on
Experienced Chef and Bolioit Your m.
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Thomas’ Chocolate ShOp
24 South Main Street
Rubles-walk.
The Directors Of
The City National
Bank
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SOUTH NORWALK
will declare a dividend at the rate of 41/; per cent.
Mr annum, to its savings depositors, psyable at
it< n-zular dividend period.
April lst, 1923
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“The Bank at Service.”
Art Needle-Work
THE NEW 1999 ROYAL SOCIETY PACKAGES .
ARE HERE.
537'.“ .package contains W for working ‘1‘"
'32 erial enough to complain the W W
. some RORWALR EVERING semen x..-\,j,..._... A.
munchies»,
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tern).
101: American.
2.——“Gn01-siere"
8.—-"Espana"
BOD.
Hauschild.
M. Buzzard.
My, I“; I. -
mural.
L—Jfld- etternoon news broadcast.
tnrnished by Boston Ameri- ‘ ,f
9:30 p. m.—Evening program:
L—Albert B, Sweeney, entertainer.
will rend from the works or . .
Robert W. Service and Rude
yard Kipling. ‘ '
Il’a—Idenlized Dance Forms. nine- * ,
traced by the Ampico, no! \ ,
Fiske Hoflmnn. lecturer.
This program has been pres- 7 ’
ented on concert plattornts - 2
. throughout the country. ‘, .-
1.—"Marche Militalre"
. Schubert-Tends ‘
.......... '. Sofie .
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‘ 3.-—-"Minnct" .......... Boccherkri
4.—“Gavotte, G Minor" ...... Bach \"
5.—“Polonaise, Opus 63"... .Chopin . r
6.—'Walse. Love's Delight"..Kreisler \ ,
7.—“Polkn W. R.". .
. . .Chabrier-Copeiand ‘ "
OPEIB CHAPTER “STALLS.
No. 52 0. E. 8,.
Secretary—Miss Edith Crouman.
Treasurer—Mrs. Carrie Bundle.
Conductresk-Mrs. Faye Boyd.
Associate Conxiuctresh—Mrs. Bertha ,_ ,
Chaplain—Mrs. Lula. Burr.
Marshall—Mrs. Lydia Horton.
Organist—Mrs. Ida Gibson.
Ada—Mrs. Raye Butteriield.
Ruth—Miss Isabelle Rider.
Esther—Miss Gladys Atwater.
Martha—Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson.
Bloom—Miss Edna “leeks.
\Vnrder—Mrs. Elizabeth "an Scoy.
Sentinel—Andrew Crossman. "
Past Grand Matron Mn. Ada Pam
of Danbtn-y installed the olicerl as- ‘
sirted by Grand Patron Abner Mc-
Intyre. Mr. McIntyre installed
\V'Orthy Patron Dawson.
Mrs. Justine Gritteth. the Grend \
Marshal, who is the retiring matron
was presented with a Past Matron's
jewel by Mrs. Marie Pitzer on behalf \I
or the chapter while Mrs. Hue! Gris- , ’
wold presented her with n. china. test
set and serving tray on behalf of her ‘ '
fellow omcers of the last term. Ma.
WASHINGTON.
ances of immediate consideration {or . ,
the resolution of Senator Robinson.
Democrat. Arkansas, proposing Am-
CCIL: . , , .
IL—Reproductions by the Chicher- ‘ '
in; Ampico and Brunswick. . ,
.5300 p. m.-—-"Chiidren's Honr"—8tor-
lea (or girls. read by wmiun Bu. "
row. Jr. Organ accompaniment by
E. Lewis Dunhnm.
5:80 p. m.——Closing report on Fum-
ers Produce Market report (485 mo-
ters). Live Stock ~Mnrkcts and
Butter and Eggs reports (485 me- , ,
6:00 p. m.—Boeton police reports. "
Boston police headquarters: lute » .
news flashes. early sports, news. Boo. \ ,
. Rachnmninofl
Mrs. Justine Grifleth. Plot Matron,
Given n Jewel and Chin The Set.
Despite the storm over 100 mem- ‘ ’
bers and guests attended the meeting \ I
01 Ophir Chapter, ‘
when omcers for the ensuing year
were “stalled as follows:— ‘.-’
\Vorthy Matron—Mrs. Anna an- . ,
Worthy Patron—Aaron T. Deweon.
Associated Ltatron—Mrn. Cleft
Pagan also presented Min. Grmet'fi n
handsome barrette.
\Vorthy Patron Dawson presented
Mrs. Dawson, the W'orthy Matron, .
with a handsome ivory gavel. the gift '
or their daughter Consuclla.
Following the installation and reg- .
ular meeting dinner was served md 11 1
,socinl time followed.
HOLD BL‘RGDOLL IN JAIL.
KANSAS CITY, 11110.. Jan. 4—Erwin
|Rudolph Bergdoll. draft evader. must
remain in the military prison at Lenv- . ,
enwdrth. Kans.. where he is serving ,
a. four your sentence. Federal Judge
John C. Pollock. ruled today. He sue- ‘ ’
mined a. motion of the government to
dismiss a petition for a. writ of babes;
corpus brought in Bergdoll's behalf.
TAKE UP REPARATIONS.
J an. ' 4.-—-Assur-
erionn representation on the repara-
tions commission. were given by ad-
ministration Senate leaders today 111,- “ ’
er Chairman Lodge of the Foreign
Relations committee
with President Harding and Arnhem-
dor Harvey at the White House.
had conferred
Wanted; ‘A; Mali
M!
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years ’business. if“ 2 § ~ \.
UNITEDSTATFSBONDS -~ .-
TOWNANDCITYBONDS .. ..
Z RAILROAD BONDS -' ,
First mortgages on railroad paperty.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS
, BANK STOCKS OWNED
CASH ON HAND AND IN BANK
s
—Oh-
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
SECURITIES
Readily saleable for more than the book value.
LEGAL RESERVE:
Cnsh' in Banks - -
Cash in vault - -
BANKINGHOUSE - - - -
OTHERREALESTATE -
TOTAL RESOURCES - -
These Resources Belong to the Following
DUE TO 5,978 SAVINGS DEPOSITORS
DUE T0 2, 509 COMMERCIAL DerosrroRs
TOTAL DUE DEPOSIT ORS -
DUE TO 125 STOCKHOLDERS
SURPLUS FUND ' -
UNDIVIDED PROFIT ACCOUNT
RESERvEn FOR m -'
RESERVED FOR TAXES -
Rmvm FOR DIVIDEND pantie
I Trust Company
STATEMENT DECEMBER 30,1922.
RESOURCES
3 Fund Set Aside for Savings Depositors
MORTGAGE LOANS - -, - - .
558 separate loans, firstmbrt'gagel on, local
property with aggregate value of $3,800,000.
Not one dollar lost on these loans in over 20
$161,717.18 _
44,799.95
Exchanges, checks on local banks 15,863. 30
. - 81,547, 410. 00
. 275,402.20
- mum-«o
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. . _
. 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 7‘
. 92,070, 073.99
1,598,155.49
. 9427422988
Norwalk Chronicler