i
I
I: A. Conneally is erecting a two
“I m adjourning his house on
”an" street.
0 O 0
Hrs. Herbert Smith and Miss Alice
Inlbarn spent the fine—end in New
Truth city. .
I O O O
Emerson and David Besupstn. of
Flax Hill Road. have returned from
Bathsl. where they have beeLvluting
their grandparents.
C
-—8arris d: Guns. That's all.
0 O 0
James O’Reilley. of the N. Y. N. 11.
O H. railroad office. New York. and
Hrs. 0‘ Reiiley spent the week-end in
town as guests of friends.
0 O 0
Hr. and Mrs. George Ball. of Con-
lsctlcut avenue. had as their guest
over the week-end Mr. and Mrs.
Cor-ad Chagnon. of Bridgeport.
S O 0
Mrs. Sophia Peters returned to her
home in Boston. Pennsylvania. after
a week's visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Robert 0. Mitchell. Flax Hill
Road.
0 C O
—Every fight fan ill the eity will be
present at the boxing show tomorrow
night at the Armory.
O O O
The Whatsoever Circle of the
King's Daughters. will meet on Tues-,
day afternoon. April 10th. at 2:30
o'clock with Mrs. George N. \Vilson,
ll Osborne avenue. lids: waulk.
O O O
The regular monthly meeting of the
Old Well Hook & Ladder company
will be held at the company rooms on
Franlin street this evening. All mem-
bers are asked in I") in atendance lls
considerable businxss of importance
will come before the meeting.
I O O 0
Two taxi men from Yonker’s. N. Y..
came to police headquarters yester-
day morning and nirlvll: a complaint
that they had brought a. number of
ball-players to this ritv. who had re-
fused to pay their turn, Patrolman
John Reynolds investigated and
straightened the matter out.
0 S 0
—Buy your \‘iliroin. nt Donnelly's
on easy weekly payments. Store open
evenings until 9 p. lll.
O O O
Sheriff Elwood. of Fairfll-id report.
ed the theft of a Iieo Coupe, l!'.‘l
model. registritini lillllll)l‘T5 X 631»,
from that town Into Suturilny night,
Charles }llirlliiit. of 10 Crcsent
Terrace. reported to the police yrs-
terdsy that a. Ford car. without rc-
gistrstion nunlhers. hnd been aban-
doned in the enirnm-e. to his garage
on Spring MTI‘v-t. 'l'l‘w police are ill-
Yoltigatlni; tlil- llll‘llt r.
C O 0
About 400 [i‘cplo attended the
'stresmer and (’(ITlf-Jlll «lance held lift
the Springlvomi A. C. at Klsh IInll 'ill
Saturday (‘\’t‘ill.l,':‘. Gail's Crclirstrn.
furnished thc' music "or the dancing.
0n Saturd ly "\(llllll: of this wleit, ll
prize waits and price for trot dzl'lcc
will be held by HM some crgn‘iiza-
tion at the same hall. Gail's Orchestra
will furnish the music on this occa-i
sion as well.
0 o 0
Local music lO\'( rs wnl recall “it!
appearance here about two years ago.
at one of the Elks' conevrts. ot' Vladi-
mir Grumman, llllt distinguished nil!!-
ulna violinist, liilil of his \riy lillt‘
playing. Mr. tirzli‘llnnil. who was u.
recent vomw-rt master with tho Mill-
lieupolis Symphony Orchestra. is to be.
in {\orwsik again. as lll‘ will play lit.
the en-ninc f‘li'lnrlllanl‘fi of “Mighty
Lak' A Ito-w." lit the limit!) theatre.
beginning Sunday. April 15, appearing
each evening during thi- engagement
of the pit-lure. Mr. (Hoffman likes
Norwalk. as this eltv was the first
city that Ii" [Vifi_\oll in llln mist. after
the
several seasons of triumphs
west.
in
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STRIC KLY
PRIVATE
Nothing can be more pri-
.vate than your own Safe
day. The jury indicted Sjogren for
What degree murder. The man had
confessed his crime.
0 O 0
Frank Morin alts Omer Rich-
_ 7‘ When You Have a.
Vincent Costello. of Costello C
O'Meara. spent yesterday in Bridge-
port.
5 s a
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Greenberg. of
Taylor avenue. spent the week-end in
Derby. , .
O O 0
Edward J. Bernard. of Chicago.
spent the week-end at his home on
West avenue.
0 O O
Mrs. John Manning and daughter
Margy-st. of Stamford were visitors
in Norwalk yesterday.
_ O O 0
William Sculley. of New York. was
the guest of his parents at their'home
on Monroe street over the week-end.
s s s
The Blid and Nature club will
meet tonight with Mrs. George G
Brown. 12 France street.
. I» C
Rev. George B. Tompkins. pastor
of the Norwalk M. E. church. is in
Spencer. N. Y., today. visiting his
mother. who is critically ill.
0 O O
The “Clean-up Week" committee of
the Norwaik Kiwanis club and the
Board of Health are holding a. joint
meeting at the city i‘fi tfis after.
noon.
0 O 0
As the result of a $6,000,000 real
estate, transcatlon soon expected to be
consummated. Hartford will have a
new vaudeville and motion picture
Itheatre to be located on State street.
0 O O
The body of V‘Villinm H. Barrows. 53.
of New Haven. was found near the
graves of his parents in West ceme-
tl-ry in Meridl-n by factory workers.
llo had committed Suicide by drinking
poison during the night.
0 0 0
Louis Josem. of 252 Flax Hill road.
conducts a store there, reported to
the police early this morning that his
store had been entered during the
night. and some cigars and cigarettes
had been stolen. Entrance was gained
by breaking a window in the store.
I O O
The Progressive Past Commander's
association of the order of Shepards.
of Bethlehem held a meeting last
Monday evoning and decided to hold
ll. series of card parties the first to be
hold at Mrs. 'i‘hompeon's.‘Fort Point
52.. East Norwalk. Tuesday evening.
April 10.
O O 0
Ground was broken last Week by
Contractor Fred Miller. of Meridon.
for the new home to be erected in
Norwalk by the Gsbbe Mole works.
The building will be of reinforced
vnnerete. three. stories in height. each
1'20 by 60 feet. of modern construc-
tion, and W'iii cost upward of $100,-
not). I
O O O
—-llarrls s: Gsns. That’s all.
0 O O
The Wan's Foreign Missionary
Society of the East Avenue Methodist
church will hold a meeting at the
parsonage on Tuesday evening of tll'ls
week. The annual slecl‘l‘bn of oflicers
will take place and reports for the.
yrai‘ given. The March magazine will
be reviewed. All members are urged
to be present.
0 O 0
Km— Milton, of Merlden. was sr-
rlsiwi in New York by Detectives
O'Clilinr‘il and Hart. lie was chsrglol
with rushing worthless checks at-
grl-calfing $319 at the Hotel Cadillac.
.\l-l-orllinl: to tile New York police.
they upvet to prove that Milion cash-
el t'ill‘t‘kl amounting to several
thousands of dollars at various New
York hotels.
0 O I
.loss-ph Sjogren. who killed his
brother Gustaf. in Portland on Janu-
ary 18, 1913, pleaded guilty to mur-
der in the second degree and was
sentenced to life imprisonment by
Judge (3. L. Avery in the Middlesex
superior court at Middletown yester-
ards. of Cleveland. Ohio arrested in
Stamford by Detective-Sergeant Dan-
iel Hanruhan. was held for the next
criminal term of the superior court
by Judge Samuel Young in the city
court. yesterday. on two counts of
burglary. Hall was fixed at $2.500.
He will probably be taken to Bridge~
port to await. in the county jail. the
opening of the May term of the
ourt.
c A
Deposit Box. You are the
only one who can gain
access, for it is impossi-
ble to open it without the
key which is always in
your possession.
’Privscy is important in
some cases, but the main. 3
thing is the protection
'4- that a box aflords against 4
fire, theft and accidental “
loss. You guard against i
loss when you have a box ’
‘ln our modern Safe De-
posit Vault.
Bent a box of your own
and have both privacy
and protection.
$4 a Year.
80. Norwalk
Savings
3'
«a.
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C 3 CKING
A COUNT
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the Bank. in s. wsy, sets
as your bookkeeper, and
by the return of your
cancelled checks, you get,
automatically, the best
kind of a receipt for ev.
ery cent paid out by
check.
Iatushsspyourbooksl
The‘People’s
Trust Co.
Bank
4" ~sa\-“i~.,
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~mnuku-suu-nusp
ouwumu- ‘
Daniel E. Sullivan. of West avenue.
is spending ssvoral days out of the
city. '
O 0 O
The annual meeting of the Nor-
walk club will be held tonight in the
slubrooms in Wall str:et.
O 0
Francis J. Barrett. of New Haven,
spent Sunday in town.
0 O O
The weekly rehearsal of the People's
Chorus will be held tomorrow evening
at the Nor-walk High School.
0 O a
Mr. and Mn. Sydney Bedlent today
took up their residence in their re-
cently completed home in 1 Persian
street. . . . ‘
—nsrris & Cans. That's All.
0 0 O
A full dress rehearml of the degree
and guard teams of Eureka Rebekah
Lodge. No. ‘2. I. O. O. R. will be held
on Friday evening of this week. at 8
o‘clock. at the lodge rooms.
0 O O
The Mayflower Hook &. Ladder
company was summoned to extln-
guish a. grass fire on Myrtle street
this afternoon. shortly before 1
Judge Samuel Young. at'the short
o'clock. No damage was done.
0 O 0
Harry Hyatt spent yesterday in,
Bridgeport.
O O O
\ night at the Legion's Boxing Show. ’
l. Philip Ranch. 1! attended s. meet-
ing of paroled members of Cheshire
raformstory. at the Y. n. C. A. at
New Haven Thursday night to hear 3 4
talks by E. L. McGoidrlck. parole Local schools Opened today sfte;
agent. and Amos P. Wilder, associate the Easter recon.
editor of the Journal Courier. After 0 0 0
the meeting he was oanght with Har- Fred Loveloy has returned to his
tin Herrman. 17. trying to steal all studies at: college after spending the
automobile. They were held in 82.000 Easter vacation at his home here.
-, each for a. hearing. Rausch said he , 33 s s s
met Herman and yielded to tem- The "n ymmy prevented local
ptation. ' boatmen from dolls much work. so
' ‘ ‘ ”‘1 been Pinned- in preparation for
——Low prices will prevle at the the coming season.
Legion's Boxing Show at the Armory s .3 0
tomorrow night. “Ringside “-00- Ml- Elisabeth Hendricks. of East
Other seats 75c. avenue. has returned to Mt. Holyoke,
' East NorWaIR
. ‘ ' ‘ toresume her studies. after Wm
George Parker. superintendent of the East recess at her home here.
the parks of Hartford. hes rose with O 0 0
Mrs. Frank Clark. of Osborne ave-
nue, will entertain the members of
the Woman's Guild of Christ church
Flatt. of Waterbury, it is said, “will at her home on Thursday afternoon
succeed him. The resignation was cf this week.
.msde nearly three weeks ago and is ‘ 0 O
Esald to be the result of the Contro- mum Schrcck. of Con ave-
versy over the question of whether the one. has returned home after spend.-
state forests were to be divorced from ing the past week with her sister.
the state parks. or whether the con- Mn» June- Murphy. at the latter's
solidutlon was to be made more com- home in NOW thirst .
‘ plete.
'Govcrnor C. A. Templeton his resig-
nation as a member of the state park
3 and forestry commission. Robert
A dredgsr and two barges, which
were bound for Westport to do some
Work. put into the local harbor over
Saturday and Sunday night. but were
towed out this morning.
0 O O
—The best amateur boxers in the
3state will be seen in action tomorrow
calendar session of the City Court of Most of the court's time in u"
Stamford on Saturday. made as- case of Ernest Sebltefer. New Haven,
signrnent for the second Tuesday of; last week trying to show that State‘s
May. of the case of Louis B. Putter- Attorey Ailing and the New Haven
man. of Stamford. vs. the R 8: G community are unduly prejudiced
Corset company. of this city. ingalnst the defendant. The motion
° ° ' imade. was for a. charge with inciting
These people who.wtsh to obtain the New Haven road snopnien to vio-
psckets of the free seeds to the Eve—l lence. judge Webb said that he did not
nine Sentinel by Congressman Schuy- see that Mr. Ailing was acting unduly
ler Merritt. are advised to call at the. in bringing evidence to the city court
Rev. L. Earl Schsffner and wife
are planning to attend the New York
East Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal church. which opens in
Bridgeport on Wednesday of this
week.
0 O 0
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:80 o'clock.
the ladies of the East Norwslk 1m;
provemsnt Association. are to note a
Sentinel office as soon as possible as
of the seeds.
be given packages
S a a
-—Doll Dresses for 10¢ each. also all
3. R. Ave. Phone 290.
0 O 0
Annie and Mary Fcency. John Feeney.
of Cross street. wus‘arrested Sunday
night by Patrolman Murphy on
of $100 furnished by Charles Mc-
Mullen for a hearing in the
city court at 9 o'clock Friday morn-
ing.
0 O 0
Fifteen candidates were admitted
at the special meeting of Norwalk
Lodge. No. 709. B. P. 0. 1-2.. held yes-
tcrduy. at
team of entertainers being present
with them. A most enjoyable time was
had. one of the features that follow-
ed the worlt tn the afternoon being a‘
turkey supper. A number of locsl
Elks attended the affair. ”
O O C
There was alargeattendance on Ssh;
urday at banar of the South Noni-elk
Boat club. at the club quarters on
“later street. off the Concord street
extension. Tonight is the last sched-
the supply is limited. Only adults wifl 3
kinds of doll repairing. Doll Shop. ‘1 inbuse, Edward Boyle, :0 years old.
[who with his younger brother. Les-
t'pon the complaint of the Min" staging a sensational hold-up
charges of drunkenness and breech of I ll.‘ “'ebb,
peace. He was later released in bonds i court. at New Haven. m". 17 years
uptown .
ills Eli's Home. South .
Main street. There were a large nun»,
her of Elks present from Hartford. a'
ulcd evening of the bazaar. and a
n ber of special features are to bed
in duced. The various booths have
beemweii patronized. and the dancing-i
has been greatly enjoyed. The pro-‘-
cceds from the humor are to be used
towards making further additions to
the club. building and property.
I O I
Moe Axeirod. 20 years, a butcher.
was arraigned at Stamford police
headquarters for alleged implication
in the attempt to destroy the building
at 144 Pacific street. Stamford. which
was set fire late Sunday night. Axel-
rod is employed by Max Saltzman.
owner of the building. which. come
near being destroyed by fire. Kero-
sene soaked rags had been stuffed in
holes in the walls of two rooms in
the building. which is unoccupied.
tour of inspection of the local ex-
change of the Southern New Eng-
land Telephone company.
when the
on.
preliminary hearing was
Changing his plea. of nbt‘guilty to
i s s
that of being guilty of robbery with 0" wwnmy "mun" °' "m
week. not roast beef supper will be
served at Community hall from I un-
‘tt 7zso‘o'clock by the ladies of the
tier, was captured in Menden after East Norwsllc Im
provement Associa-
, in " tion.
jewelry store in haw Haven. on . . .
on
..,
March was sentenced to jail for
eight to ten years by Judge James
in the criminal superior
At the monthly meeting of the
Mayflower Hook a; Ladder company
to be held this evening at the com-
pany quarters. the matter of thercele-
bratlon of the anniversary of the
company. to be held next month. will
old, Who escaped from the hands of
the New Haven police a few days ago.
i Duro Country “'atcr >1.
.‘nrm
ARE YOU INTERN!) IN
EVERGREENS ? Plumbing — ”t are:
Phone 307—:
STEPHEN MILLER
15 Monroe Street.
Have you hesitated about beau-
tifying your lawn ?
“’4: have a large stock of Orna-
is. still smon lh missin
8 ,° . _ " be discussed. . ‘ .
~Norsralk's first amateur boxing * ,
show will be staged at the Armory to-V 21:33:"ng té‘ewmegf: Ffizfi
21%;": night by the Alum“ Missionary seclety of the East avenue
c ’ . . . _ M. E. church will be held a the par-
Patrolman Lockwood m M- mum of the church. Officers will be
elected for the coming year. and the
snnusl reports will be received.
Rowayton
led to 12 Raymond street on Satur-
day evening at 8:20 o‘clock. by a
telephone alarm that an officer was
"wanted immediately." He went to
the add 'ss. where he found Elijah
Thorpe. 3 oiored, in a. highly excited
condition because a car owned by
Al Reumsn. chauffer itr W. L.
Thorpe. hich car wearing“! ill ”10 Scales of Butler's Island. has re-
street. iv been run t_ obi-HF ”is; ed tesDari 48-h} film .
Operated y Joseph Young. The mud? ‘ c3 l:t.. er. A
guards of Thorpe's car were bent. Tile
mien agreed to settle the damage be.
tween themselves-1
s s s
W. L. Searles and family of But-
ler's Island. will return, shortly. to
their Summer home. They have been
. abroad duri the st W .
”Somehting new. Chinese work ng s .9“. inter
and shopping baskets. See them at Mr. and Mrs. John Flint wk 11
Camilla Gilt Shoppe. 68 \‘Vsll street. been spending the winter: mo 1:3:
‘ ' ‘ York. have b '
“'hnt is believed to be the skeleton at their homeef: £:?:;?:n::::u:a)s
of fill Algongian Indian who roam- o o s '
ml the forests of Connecticut before 1m. Helen Kay has returned to
lllsvmered on Red Hill in Warehouse her home in Crockett street after
I’nll‘lt about a mile south from the spending a few du’l with relative. in
center of Hartford. The discovery New Haven.
was made Thursday by boys playing a s s
near the spot. They found a skull that on“. rl ' r - .
hilt’l l'viilt‘ntly rolled out 0‘ a steep now b;nypu: waif“ 13:9: mitt:
sand hunk where a road cuts through concert to be given by Ye Ever Ready
the side of the hill. Norris L. Bull. Circle of the iKng's Daughten in the
un-hueologlst. of Hartford. W” “OH- Rowsyton Hose company hall on ye
fled and went to W'arehouse Point 23rd and. 24th of ye fourth monthe at
and found still another skeleton 3 of ye clocks. A rehegmi will be
practically complete in the send near- held gm. gvaning at the home of the
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by. accompanist. Mrs. Earle 1’. Stevens.
O O O
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book.‘ ' eggllfdbudget‘ ,
{OUR SAVINGS ACCOUNT
INVITED
alanlstCO in; ~_;f .7
A Liberty sedan. owned by s. Mr.
Waldron. of Rowayton. crashed into
the large stone abutment on Seaview
avenue in Stamford. just outside the
Barton line. on Saturday. The driver
of the car. in some manner lost con-
trol. and crashed into the wall. dam-
aging the car to quite some extent.
The car was towed to the Depot
Garage in Dal-ten. where repairs are
being made.
0 O O
Rowsyton Methodist church yesteh
day was the last Sunday of the con-
ferex year and Rev. Henry E. W'ing
pas ed a very helpful and inspiring
sermon on the greater meaning
of man and the wonder of his
salvation. In the evening the
pastor gave the annual report
New York East conference will con-
vene and the pastor will endeavor to
be present at the opening session at
2:80 p. In. Any one desiring to attend
mental Fruit and Shade Trees,
EVW and Hodge Plants of
Tmtrfour 1m W h
Nos-walk Ronald”.
Following is a list of telephones
placed since the issuing of the last
list. Cut this.out and paste in the
back of your directory.
Km '1". '0.
Peter J. Coreorsn
No. 2 Seymour St. use
A. F Beard
189 Main St. 1742-13
Mic-Jennie Monroe NOT Too
:1 Elm St. m-u COLD!
Mrs. Katherine Chapman NOT Too ,
as Flax Hill Rd. sill-s; HOT -
Acquino Bros =
19 Wall St. 2796 l 'hl f
Samuel Dickman DER“ EAR
7 Hsnford pl. 2742
S. W. Durgy
43 Fifth St. 136.22 $ 1 50
Viking Hoter.Tl-uck Corp .
Quincy St. ‘ 8200 .
Normflusic & Instr. Shop And Better.
7 Main St. 1207-12
153! $137.. ‘91-: AN abrupt Change from “WW
Auguato Stefan! to Summer “mm 1,. Hr.-
21 Woodside Ave. 1422-12 P'eaflcfigg :“;‘r“"”*i" like
u“ wise L: . uni in a .
Que mimsr‘s‘: Sfiop 675.12 light underular. .\ I:;-‘.;,:
The Fairneld Mtg. Cc weight suit is a pm; i 3. .1",
s Webster St. saao h "'e “Pm“: “m“ 1
Cheater 3- “WI-"m. \"e have a new my. '2 .4
W83 $1310“ Ave. \ 11““ finest mall rial~ «if r. .3:
m. . u en “ ‘
wet ht at it . .-
41 Belden Ave. 1123-13 8 a m “
Thos. A. Baxter .
12 Osborne Ave 13645 ’
Herbert V. Boothby
10 Alden Ave. 2637 R .‘D S v
Clarence Nichols l Ogers 5 t8‘ ens
Wolfpit Ave. 146-: ,‘
Cramer C. Hegoman Rel-walk
River Drive 150 80' HOW
Harry Levinson A
14 Concord St. 2573
Samuel Roberts
Strawberry Hill Ave. 91-23 C ‘
Joseph Boski
an"... 3.. ”m THATCHER HEATERS
Matthew J. Ryan AND RANGES
z Grove St. 1‘55
Mrs. Lucy Sehiitt i Kompsk Alllomalm (.1: and
Concord St. 1164—3 4 Water [lean r.
reasonable prion.
You are cordhlly invited to in-
spect our Numery.
NOR“’ALK RI‘RSERY
, 0n Boston Post Road }
Between Walnut and Norwalk. j
KING TUT IS DEAD
But Herc l~ a l.l\- i'
King Tut Pumps
$2.90
All Slaw.
SELF-SERVE ES
SHOE STOR If
8 No. Main St.
Good investments
Norwalk'l‘ire&Rub-
._ ber,P£d.......... 7%
I
So. 1.: 7.7523
Prices on Request. i
Maplesecoldschmidt
Dine at the 01d S:;:2:i ‘sy
and RESTA L7 RA N T
'0 SOUTH MAIN STREET
SOUTH NORWALK, cam.
Phone 22'6
Jo & Jo caSh, Pfd. . . 7% One Step FI'Om (1.21: r
Norwalk Lock Co.. . 34%
Yale & TOWHC . . . . 16% ‘1'- Rallb J Z'JrlIiS
THE OX FORD LL' NCH
W. DE BRUYCR l-IR
‘ .
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‘4 ’ ’“ ' . Painter
. I A ES F0 2 Interior Decorntcr
S SS R — and —
FORMAL FUNCTIONS
Like clothes, your glasses
should be suitable for
Mural Palmer
t Phone 1263:
13 Couch St. Nilllh \
> u alk
A cosnplcte assortment
f0? “'nidow Dmptlu~ in l
Swiss, SCl'inl“. Hadron. l1
Crctonncs and )iurquixito :l’
the occasion.
W. A. McClelland
............. ‘ E K BANKS’
omv — ' . .
omcms DRY G()C)I).Q STORY
”8 Am smt’ Under hIahaCkcmo limv'l
srmonn, 00”.
45-47 West Washington >tror-l
SOUTH NORXYAIJL
,ys- -‘
the conference is welcomed, and a
splendid program is prepared for each
day. The days of the conference ses-
sion are from the 11th to the 17th. of
April. ‘
I O C
On Saturday evening the Y. M. P.
A. was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. D.
Albrecht at their spacious home on
Raymond street. It was a. well attend-
ed meeting and all of the members
had a happy evening. Games of
various kinds were played, inter-
spersed with music. Later in the
evening fruit salad. cake and comes
were sewed. The report of the tress-
urer showed the smocisflon to be in
good flnsncial'condiuon. (For the sake
of those not familiar with the aims of
thsassociation, ltlsforthepurposs
young married folks. Each month
meetings are'held. usually on the hat
Saturday evening of the month. Many
geodumuarepro’misedforthecola-
ing the past winter and many more
good times are promised to rthe soak
lag months. Those who availed thun-
selvss of Kr. and Mrs. Albrecht's he's-
It Pays
The results of four years of able manage
ment, broadened acquaintance and court-
eous treatment:
Deposits
Call for statement, larch 4th, IBIS—$1,096,424.44
Cell for statement, May 4th, lino—$1,144,065.49
Call for statement, April 23th, 19214136635156
Call for statement, Hay 5th, fizz—$1,470,343.78
Call for statement, April 3rd, mes—$1,874,554.39
- THE CITY
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