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I‘OL‘NDED at JAMES GULDEN
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So. Nerwnik. Conn.
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put-[in v , nun ."rvn i'nkm l! “it." V'V.
thr srl'ul yr. l'. -- watfrr, xv: l-‘r‘l t-—n.-
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that is i’ I: II min—made anthem-i".
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form r? rt-riro. coke-oven
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'SFTI'F INN-1n s-r‘tmrn' tlia’ 'n‘x-J
he lrvszt'l‘tu I in rwriltr tn rffwtlud'.
rrerol l‘»~ £77!’l“'l'i'. smokt l-l"-'i*-
lrm ”
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Ford prrnlur't for instance. and
out till» rrrhnilerr I"! the we!" and‘
isllkcl'.‘ioroutinuolwyond1'." nt-
tturnllm: in _\';i’lnnzll (filly lirmk.
Thl' llank bulk thn' thr trnlrl 0f Ilm‘
vrlr-pmnnis and :.p.nlnn support this‘
'l.f
\i'?“'. .\'n sur'h 0'1""th cf acfi\ii:~'
as I‘hflfm‘h‘rim .1 the: markets last
spring hr“ (.1... ‘l 1‘. Tho: Lank r l\5
lili‘l’n \vn rr~ tum. “IIKF' incrov..<~ 1:
against 1’. rr.iv;.'lniw, in ”1.. l'mrmt
S‘utrr. from 5hr: h 17- to St‘pfrmlvcfl
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tiny and ’l‘lnirwrly.
in l"lllln rnturt,
not much chungr'
(‘Ontlilinnsz
Present-i has rvmxllncd low during
the last ‘.'i lmurrnw r thv i‘m‘ludiJn
mnrliimn provlnm-s :lnti hixzh otr'r
practically ull oth-r scctionr. The
wruihr‘r has remuinvd fair in the
Eustcrn sluice. 'l‘hr tnmpnratltgc illiS
rim: s';;htly in \‘orth .il'n'vc
states.
‘llv
Th: tvcnthrvr will rcmmn xtmirrully
fair without lnritr‘rlnl r-hungr‘ in 'I'lll—
pornturt- our thv stator cast of tho
Mimicsippi rlw-r during tho next m0
days.
Winrlr;
North at Sandy llook: Mtulv‘rntn-
to lrer-h west and northwest and
weather fair \Nednr‘sday.
Snnviy Hook to Hatteras: Moder.
rate “first and Northwest and 'iVL‘rl-
thr‘r fair \Vndnesrlay.
Temporal u re.
Observation talu‘n st 8 l'. N. 75th
T5233" I". ‘9‘" ”in?“ gain”; interests and the trusts was tame
mum” (my. 29.35 til cl't-r' compared with that of the overall:-
glock lslunll. .. 29.90 60 clout": 91::‘3‘08116 of either at "1° old par-
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- 20.08 68 cloudy want to turn things topsy-turvy
. 30.13 M “In”. ‘ ovarnight. i wouldn't stsnd for any-
...... 220.28 7 rain. thing of "my kind", .
_ _ 30.10 m “M“ Senator Johnson seemed to refer
...... 30124 64 ”mm as his most radical utterance his
. 39.9.; 7g Mom. ' theory that the supreme Court
gurgr. H ”mm should not be permitted by 9. five—
_ 3mm; 5g “an... tn-four vote to override an act of
.. was fit Ciel-tr. Congress. ' e
34 clear. “'hile he was delivering scntl-
6" clear. menu of this kind the editor of a
clear.
i'lt-n r.
.cioudy.
Idol: he found. his head imtwrcu his
who: ivy a man who “as
for
;l.'nrnr--l
innit
'i‘ouri.
-\'c.-t's l-Zulnzy on tho hog s'antis fl‘l
.n'linutes gave damages of $500.
icity one of his suite said the sena-
0m
[iv \‘l on Monet.
Sometimes “lion 1 push my inrr}.
lchooing through the dronsv town.
ll am l’reltn‘ t'lthfl’ sorry that t‘w
.lmtircks suited down, For the new;
s\\llirho“‘s been bruited everywhere
that salesmen dnrll. end smund me
ilwi‘ new rooted for the stocks the:
ihaw its tut-ti. They are bound to have
”it“ bundle l have labored tot- m
one. and along my track thry trun-
mv singing ltili their strrn sons. i‘lt.
:‘ugx mil; to me by wirrirsn and Hit“
rm; me up by phone: thev arr ps-
Yi"lil. they are tireless. shti
uvrvc is hard as stone. New I“)
’neighbor. Max. is busted. and he has?
A solrmu mien; hr is stung» and'j
.iisxustvd “itcn he ought to ho ew-
ttm‘ llv can sit i‘tmcztiit his vmim
“iii“ the melting whistlts tell. smi,‘
hrhcld no long‘tonkued plrmiv " “ithi
.1 rrutir oil (arm 'to sell. ll. vsn
.nt'.‘.rv in his limit: which is mart—f
vi to thv who“... and no agents}
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‘\ spir2~ l‘p and down the street
'3‘ :1 tn. .irr .zmi no man will tell a
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we said mine O‘I‘l’ \midrr
:‘-- any come one Wail. lmt
w ‘t‘li'V‘ hoardvd Mullins. and
2.4. :crE-ts nrnd. all .mrntl
Just): ktlitzsts. and thM'W 5N;
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prmrs ungrateful
is the lit»;
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do: s‘an-‘s ‘.~_v Hm in prcspv‘ritv .m»!
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s.u‘.,’it‘*‘ in a mom-‘1‘! (vi Ill t‘orsi-l—l
:wlwtt. 'l"~v~ pump?» “ho .‘vzj
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unfit my... lfxsh (rim: .1 men may!
1': 'hta :W'xsh \torl-i. tho ctze'
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1». ."\. lT‘, ‘n-‘Jx‘t‘r. and l". Slfiklltssh
ll ux'l :‘r-rp on the col/l rrcun~l.i
1- fiv: wintry “rods blow and the:
sir-KW .lrtwr t‘crce‘l). if only he may
he n-‘ar his master's side. lie will;
iziu t‘~r lain-l that has no food in!
~.’.v‘r. i:-- Mi} lif'k fl:m “oumis um
a. 7-1 “but come in inco'mirfi- “'l"!
"T” T-"lfllll'ifss C.’ the World. lir
curds '3'.” slt‘r‘p of his pnupt‘r n ”-4
”r as if it" “ere a prince.
'»\‘l rn .3“ hr!- frlrtwls
rrmulns. \Vhln richrs take \|".|‘.24
T>"'l‘rlll0n 1.1”?! to pircvr he is
wonder! in his love so the sun
2' Votzrney through the h-av-ns
f’u’lill‘n‘ drhes the master forth?
utrast into the world. fri-“l-llu-ss
.:.3 Itcu‘nI-ss the faithful .Lt): :Islx’!
no hirhr‘r priiihge than that of ae-
t‘-' Il~‘s"rl.
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rmnr'lmlnt: him. to guard him
:txzulrsl danger. to fight against two
.r. mine. and whrn the last were of
a”. comes death take: his matter '2
ltu rmrracr and his body ‘s
Anny in the cold grOund. no nla‘lrr
all n‘ltrr irivnrls put-sun th. it way.
i’nrr» l-y his :rnxcslrlo “ill i‘m- nr.§.l--i
Enid
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t
paws and his Mgr-3 sad. but own
.1111" W'th‘hflllnese. .‘uiihful and
”In to drum.
The do: that rallml forth Th1.- tri-
i‘Tll'.‘ to cumin» affection and fidelity
“rm Drum, n frnhmmd. (mum ix.
.lornron County Mimouri. Hr wzs
5:.t‘Ar surd
damages by Drum's own-fir.
counsel were ongrzr-Z hv
lxrtli rides and the case “.1: finally
tried before a jury in the Slate Ctr-
in
true:-
Cour‘ ._in 1‘7“. Tho int: ". S.
Nnnlor Fir-orga- G. You, mu 1-.- flat-
closing plea for 'hc pit nt‘ll. thr-
rwrorniion of which is {in i'cd abovn_
lawyers and aqurIncx- were
entrance-l by it. Damages of $7.00
vl'r» tm'nr/l-ul thr- p‘nii 'fl'. und
th.- moat tloqurmt and touchin‘r “i.—
lmin rrvcr pnid to men's faithful
friv nri. “
The suit was for $200. but the
'Ilry without leaving the box. in two
)lngnus In New York.
Just. before Mr. Johnson left the
tor elect was a little disappointed
over his visit to New York. in spite
of the gcnerul public interest in the
strong voiced. hay pitching states-
man from Minnesota. in: tin-.5 en-
tirrly monopolized during hm stay
here by a highly specialized group.
composed chtcfly of editors of the
Yiddish mdlcal press. with 'L scat-
tering of essayitts from the inlet.
inclual wooltlies and several politi-
cians Who rear delicatersues in the
hothouse between campaigns.
Senator Johnson‘s speech at Cer-
ncciu ”ml was it notable "flop"
through no fault of his. This is the
biggest city he has spoken in and he
had the smallest crowd that he has
talked to this year. He was taken in
hand by s steering committee and
spoke on agricultural problems to
an nudicncc formed largely of re-
sidents of New York's densely popu-
lated districts. Ills onslaught on the
rudicai English speaking. daily of
how York City fell asleep in the
front row ,It Cnrnegte Hull and at-
tractcd considersble attention to
lmsell’. He would wake up, mm». a
7. when the ope-her used semi
t
their f‘
:wvrv: sold and the house “'le 'znztlig. (
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dose;
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round and ihcu
cop again.
The alumiwrmg of tho Tllilltlli till—
:I promptly go
53
ior during :1 sm- t'h of Maguus .l.vlm-§
sou \\ as conspicuous ltcuusv Burma
2:1: littli was it‘s than lull? lull and
:thc sit-«.pcr v.15 surrounded l_i_‘.‘.tillx\<
.
t.\' lunchts.
'lt-‘kcls had Lccn sold u: pricce‘
ranging :I‘mu 7.3 (cuts to 72.1" to;
10‘
glitters BRoAanf
-— With-—
Dme Hmes
.\‘l£\\‘ l'uitlx'. (Ll. Line of the
most famous collrctlons of violins in
i
14;.» moms) 1.. “name a third pn- _\ “‘7" world, ”11“ mt 1:_ 1). “11.1.1.3”. of
mownxcm. intro comnmndv-l
lthlllilllll “lth tilt; EPLL‘UlQlOIS. l-‘mt;
hnlf l.‘.lcd by lclting the Usitcnllt‘rs‘
comm in frcr nt thc lust millutt'.
"Thu maxing: was something of r =
liukc.’ sultl Georgy ll. lircxxcr ux
.‘ilinntupons. onc'o tht' i"lldt0l‘-z~
campaign munugtrs. "’l‘lzc shale:
“as u llttlt. tilsulipunnlid."
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Stnntor JOIIDSJH “ch
d1!t§n“d.
\\ us very
ills clulhvs httcd his smut—
ls‘n figure porlccti)‘ and \\t'l'-: (‘L'l'v‘
tanZy in: product of ll. good 'uilot
He has plump, rozy chucks and it,- i
suntblcs the prusprrous \‘t‘ull sirtt:
type. 9
Senator Johnson talked .t gt m
‘l- :l about his Swullsh titurl. 0‘.
“.llt‘ll hr.- lh \try lnr irozu tun: L; um.
51.3mm). Spwulting of his nil-x. in l
.saxd 5111: “as an American ”47!. 5
"But win n 1 proposed to tlml git.l
in l-Jnglish.’ 'he ant-i. "sixc unm ”toad!
.,-\t;r_v \tm'd li.‘
"So 1 think." lu- tou‘Qmurd. ‘tvh-xn
ItMta- my pthv in lite i'u’llud h'u'l'e'
S‘rnuiv. that till“- scimlurcd g-nllu .:
mun. Henry [Inimt Lodge. lllll ti;-
rtsi of the high moguls of tita- mil-
lionmrvfls cluh “ill understand m» ul.
right." i
ills dialect is not a lluladlL‘Mp. buti
nu addcd attraction to his apt-‘ch.
and he ntukcs himself perfccli) uu-
dcrslood. no matter how it“ pro
nounces s word or rrmultls 'ill) son-I
tcncu imo :1 qulliah Krmtixruticulv
structure.
Tilting Why in: left tin: ro-puhlzcam.
Sonator Johnson saldz— :
"I have carried water for that clt:-'
pliant for many. many yum-.4. But
i quit. ' “'lty'.’ llccause l tin-J :atout—
lens that republican politiclnns and
even the democrats have promismi us
for years. they have never fulfill-2d
it.'-
til
The Sct'uritics lifqu'tct.
The Sceurltite market recently has
bet-n disappointing for those who cx~
pectcd a grneral advance of prices
with the Close of the vacation mason.
states the current issuo of the Guam
anty Survey. published by the Guar-
anty Trust Company of New lork.
Not. only have stock priccs moved
irregulurly lowcr but bond prices
have softened in instances. The im-
portant declines in bonds, however,
have been confined generally to those
issues which are influenced lw spec-
clnl circumstances affecting certain
industries or particular companies.
The subscriptions of $533,000.000
to the Treasury's offering is indica—
tive of a. large amount of funds
available for investment. Moreover
the acceptance of less than $250.-
000,000 of subscriptions to refund
maturities} totaling $290,000.000
shows the decreasing volume of the
Government's short-term securities.
Further evidence of this is found in
the fact that on March 31 there
were 85.433.000.000 of Treasury
Nate‘s and Certificates outmnding. as
compared with 85.049.000.000 on
August 31. s reduction 'in five months
0! $384,000,000 in the available sup-
ply of the best grade of short-term
securities.
1
\Vhen sickness comes it is s. satis-
faction to have the means to procure
proper care for loved ones. Prepare
for emeregencies by having a. «av:
ings account with the South Nora
walk Trust company.
Mia B. Lint-m Hewitt. supervisor"
of pcnmenshlp in the Not-went
subs
no ;
.
. Lcduc
Glasgow, Scotland. has born pur-
chased by Jay t‘. l-‘rconmn. 'vlolin
ctmnoisrcur. for tho ltudolph \Vur-
lttzcr Company. Sew York. accord-
iing to 3. special cable tit-snatch from i
London. The collection includes the
famous lietts Stradivarius and the
Gunrncrius. together with
about tcn other violins of rare qual—
ity.
Rudolph ll. \‘t‘urlitrmr said that
the purchase price, of the “‘uddcll
.m-l‘~~clion was in excess 0!. 5150.000.
iihc llctts Stradivarius aloxw having.
swatch. and the l.cduc Guar-
ii‘Si.
,m-rius $40,000.
This its the most important collec-
tion or Violins t'\'t‘l‘ brought to
Amvxicu. according to Mr. \Vurlitzvr.
.lud murks :m epoch ill the removal
ul artistic tuustt-rplcctas Irom l'iuro-
[man all cutters to the United
States. European collectors lune,
gunrdrd jculously the grtutcsi works
of thc old mustcrs :txminst purchase
tur shipment it) tln- New \‘i’urltl. Llld
but {my of the rcnlly rurv and au-
thr-nt’ic gems of antiquity have l'ound
llit'll' way to these shorts.
The "Brits" Stradivarius. which is
dated 1704. is one of the four per—
fect Siruds in the world. the other
llll‘t't‘fllhe Messiah. the Alard and
tho ’l‘uscano—iming in European col-
lm‘iluns. it receives its name from
the fact that it was sold in 13.32. by
Arthur llotts, an Englishman. for
12.5.00 francs. the higltc-st price ever
paid. up to that limt‘. for a violin.
'l‘hr: Leduc titmrntzrlus. product of
Dell Jelsu Guurnuriua. ullUUlt‘l‘ im-
tnortul violin maker of Crcmonu. is
rated as one of the lint-st violins in
(-xislancn. Although he was a
master of his trade. the name Guar-
Ht'l‘llls is not so widely known to-
day us that of Antoine Strudivurius.
the latter having mude a largo num-
her of violins of rare quality during
his 93 years of life. and the count-
less “discoveries" of these during
the last half century. accompanied
by richly colored stories of their ills—
torit:s and origin. having list-d the
name of Stradivarius in the popular
fancy us the acme of perfection in
violin making.
These two violins—the Belts Stra—
divarius and the l.t.-duc Gunrncrius
have long been considered beyond
the rt-ucil of the covetous. ltuving
bum in Mr .\\-’addcll's prlvutu col-
lection for nutirly 35 years.
Another instrument of wonderful
quality and even richer history—if
it could be revealed—than the two
violins, is a viola mode in Cremona
in 1600, by Paolo Maggini. It is
said to be the finest viola. in exte-
lance. but. because the viola. does
not approach the violin in popular-
ity as an instrument. its intrinsic
value is proportionately less. and the
price paid for the Maggina, viola. in
the Waddcll collection.” only $6.-
000.
The Bette Stradivarius and the
Leduc Gunrnenus. and probably the
entire collection will be brought to
New York to the Rudolph Wurlitzer
Co.. 120 “feet 42nd street.
0 O 0
Mary Carroll is rehearsing in "Th‘
Potters" under Augustin Dunesn.
"The Potters” is the play thst Rich.-
ard G Herndon‘ is to produce. Miss
Carrol. has been about as busy as
a. body could be. what with rehes’rs-
ing this play and one for Bert Lyteli
as well. Her strength gave out lest
week and she appealed to Mr. Dun.
CID.
"I wonder if you will excuse mo
from rehursing today." she‘sskeo'.
"I am sick." ' ’
"I am sorry." Mr; Duncan
“Where do you feel sick?"
“In .theitwelffl: scene." _ she,
“The Potters?
Japan Using More Gas.
Chrysanthemums. Cherry-blossoms
and live-font policcmcn are all” pro—
valent in anl‘ but the ancient arts
and industries of the Flowery King-
dom are uudcrgoing many changes.
New methods. a new efficiency and
rt national eagerness to adopt the
best from foreign countries art,
rapidly putting the country on a par
with the great industrial nuitcns of
the “Return \Vorid. O
Japan's advance is in.no Way bet-
ter illustrated than by recent reports
dt-aiing with the increase in the use
of'menuiacturcd gas. At the begin-
ning of the century. gas was virtual-
1y unknown. Today ihcr are installed
in Japan more than 2.000.000 ’gns
.’ Ill“lt‘r8.
l Gas stoves. gas water heatcrs and
gas limits are in use in each cf the
forty-six cities. as “‘9“ as in many
smaller-places. and gas for industrial
Ihcut is being used in textile miiln.
in china. and porccinlfi \vorks. ‘n rice
mills and in wood snd b'nmhon fac-
tories.
In 1911. there were in all of Japan
only 950 gas vngincs. with a total of
25.000 horsepower. There are now
approximately three times that num-
ber. delivering about 375.000 horse-
power to turn the wheels of industry.
while the 76 gas companies oi lhc
country are capitalized at 864.850.
0m; and employ 2.800 operatives.
In 191-1. Japan made from native
coal and consumed 1.420.000 cubic
feet of gas. By the end of the \Vorld
War in 1918. this figure had risen
to 2,240,000,000 cubic foet._and in
1920. the lots! production was near-
ly double that of 1914, with 2.750.-
000.000 cubic feet.
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Woolen Orders large.
The American “'oolen Company
had unfilled orders on its/books on
September 1 which were in total
value greater than any single year’s
business, with one exception. prior
to the war. according to Boston dis-
patches quoting “'il‘l‘iam ‘f. “Mod.
president. In other quarters fnmiliar
with the woolen situs’tion it was de~
clared yesterday that the corner in
that industry has been turned and
that the low prices of recent weeks
are, not likely to be seen again for
some 'time.
Friends of Clifford O’Hara. of
\Vt-st avenue who has been ill at.
his home. will be pleased to hear
that his condition is much improved.
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axons SAM‘
By hugs: A. Gust.
When autumn comes
At lost to me,
May I be robed
As is the tree;
Msy 1 stand out
In splendor dressed.
Not [aunt and pnle,
But at my belt.
When autumn comes
At»: age is near.
Whr-n l have almost
Run my year.
May something fine
Which men can see
Pac'oim what I
Have tried to be.
May all my
Failures be forgot,
And all my faults
Remembered not;
May friends or foe,
If such there be,
Find something iii:
For praise in me.
tv I: autumn flotnca
And strength is spent.
I stall be happy
content.
If i my passing
Men shall see
The grace and charm
\Vbich mark a tree.
Charles Moga. Louis Muckny
John, Sandy of Springwood. motored
to New York city recently.
Min Gloria Zaoco has returned to
York city after
spending A few days with her sistes.
Lowe
her home. in New
Mrs. Vincent Inns: of 30
street.
For one hundred years we have accorded
our t-tlstotlwnt and depositors that conservative
but t.—:.m::, trcstment which has so firmly
established us as the
OED RELIABLE
.FAIRFIELD COUNTY BANK &
TRUST COMPANY
The ssme safe policy of reliable banking is the underly-
lng basis of our consolidation. and with the large and up.
to-dste banking quarters soon to be our new home. our
present personnel and organization will be able to more
efficiently handle the business of our customers. and at
the same time continue the existing pleasant and friendly
relations.
and
THE CENTRAL TRUST ‘ .-
COMPANY
0: Norway
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IN FRANCE
No self-respecting
wife goes to s store to buy
She send; her said.
in South Nor-walk s
[urge majority of our wives
food.
But
sud mothers go to the stores
their
dslly. They select
rcgetnblcs from fresh stocks.
splendid np-to-datc idea of
“Cash and Carry."
The stores of South Not-walk
are doing much to sink home
the principles of THRIFT.
THRIFT is the kcynote of
the day 2
Bank your spare change in
drama xmmrm Mal-it‘dlké’fl'Am ,. a...“
The People’s
Trust» Co.
First flank I ntler the Bridge
on Washington St
’South Not-walk.
house-
l‘ltcy take advantage of the
3 +0“
Centrally located. with ample banking quar-
ters to serve the people of Nor-walk and sur-
rounding territory. we feel sure that our large
and steadily lncresslnz number of custonmrs
and depositors will welcome the Increased re-
sources and complete banking service we will
be ln s position to place st their disposal.
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THE BANK OF SAFETY AND SERVICE
JIM “flint“!
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engages-genus: ,
unsounmuuu==‘:‘§
WANTED
for new
Women’s Wear Shop
Several salesladies and
alteration woman.
Call between 12 —and
4 at South Main Street,
Cor. Haviland Street
Ask for Mr Waldner
sameness:
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* MO} EY IN
THE BANK
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? iMEETS Ei ERY
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NEXT
' \Vbon Sli'knf‘sfi comes if
r is a satisfaction to ham
? i 'L i the mt‘nns to procure
: ' .« proper care for land t nu.
i; I’rcpnrt‘ for ('llli’rzi'ill'ii‘j
i “‘“iithout it by ‘hnvir‘rrz a \f\ln:.:::
3’; where would we :ou;t \.l[ll t n: mu . ,
> have been?”
5, - .
So. Norwalk 1 rust C0.
Total Resources Over Five Million Dollars
O
maesam zezaaaaaaeerza
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LQANS
LOCAL business men are financing and directing thls So
ciety. which provides immediate and confidential loans all
legal interest rates to persons of good character who lac»:
commercial bank credit.
Loans up to $300 on household goods or on
endorsed notes, rep’ayable in from 5 to 20
monthly installments.
Call, write or phone for information
Beneficial Loan Sotiety
rs .2 Stevens Bldg.
Room 203, Rage Norwalk. 00311
All?
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ALL VDEfiOSlTS
U ” MADE} IN THIS BANK BEFORE
_ U . OCTOBER 6TH .
Will Draw Interest From The lst of October
«accounts or non $1.0on $6,000 m mvt'rsn
Phone 3332
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‘ NEW FALL FOOTWEAR
value and lowest possible price, these
of our Fall FootWear for men.
31"
W0-
Style, quality,
the noticeable features
men, boys and girls. . .. 1;
Our complete stock'enables us to fit the most difficul
fee .
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MILTON ELWOOD
sou'rn NORWAI-x
.122 wssmo'rox. s'r.
evine Furniture (30-?
9 Ct‘ §
Norwalk Chronicler