is 10 11111
OCTOBER 19‘
—--—-~—-~-
Methodist I
' Churches Will Have
Reserved Seats at
Tabernacle
The ltowaytun 1‘1111 association
I341” hold its regular monthly meet-
is Mondav 11111111111: ”ember ‘ninc-
_u§ri.iurgi
6011111 in the \lrthodist Sunday
3601001 1001115.
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3‘; Mrs May Mitlhell of Logan place
3
s 111 charge of the opportunity club
the Fronhlin Silt‘tl‘l. school and
has Marjorie Du Fault of llowai'
11 avenue 1111 in charge of the Tim-
Imatic club.
1:1
. In“ \ll‘s.
“was the guest of .\lls. Hall 1'.
can Sunday ut her home in
jéinlci' place.
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1:: Mr. Lester (1111111111 or Highland
im'i'enue' is making an extended busi-
1n
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a; Mr. and Mrs. Charles l'inknei‘ of
,‘Glenridge,\ .1. 1111111 111111101‘ guests
IgJIf Mr. and .\111:. William l‘inlluey or
to
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,Ilnm: q
‘allic week e113. I
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m; The Rowayton Baptist and Meth-
»‘ «1011151 churches along with the South
orwalk Congregational c‘hulch will
we assigned leseiied seats at the
”tabernacle tomorro 11 night This Is
pocial church week. each chmch in
Emilie crusade haviiig a night. All
11401-116: of the church, as well as llir.
- «members, are asked to make a
Inspect“ effort to go Wednesday
ight and sit with the church dclc-
:Ngation. Dr. \ndersons Sillllt‘CL on
ownyton night will In. "A lone
IaiWoman' 3 right with Beast and Vul-
attire."
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11m 0
15 Miss Helen Dillel‘. Instructor' at
fweCoiumbla College, \‘cw York. spent
wzthe week- end at her cottage on the
. IiGilman estatcc on Rowai'ton aunuc.
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I3: 1Ml‘11.Anna. Kidd of llniaytown
Ingew Jersey is spending 11 ran dais
mwith Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Marsh of
rats
3;:I1HIghland 1\""nllc‘
.
’l'hc Santos 1 'nnstruction Company
“-1113 remodeling the chimney of the
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1",.
111,-, .
a a
‘hot Crockett street who have been
1ironjoiing two weeks vacation from
,‘H‘theh‘ duties at the Standard Oil
, works on Wilson road. returned to
:“busines: yesterday.
1'”. e
ii»; The motor sloop‘ 'Seabird" owned
why Captain Harvey Janis of Crock-
1113911: street returned from Bridgeport
‘ ‘Iyesterdsy and was hauled out on the
11111 West beach in Ronmton
Iarbor for repairs.
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Mrs. Earl Thomas of Row‘ayton
iEIavenue. \irs. Ira K1..gins of McKin-
. Ihley street, Mrs. Fred Stahell of R0-
‘I‘fiton road and ‘drs. lienly Foreit or
" thcKinley place were checkers at the
II.
1:300 LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION
11:35 R00“ APARTMENT—Ali mod-
ern lmprmements Steam heat
furnished. Also two stores with
up-to-date windows, 24 main St.
Norwalk. Inquire H. Sachs on
premises or phone 3154 after 6
P. M.
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111111‘1111111'11
yesterday
i . . I
\llul‘lie. Jun. 111 \eu Club‘lunlt
’ 7‘.- WOODWARD AVE—Either four
or five rooms. Also garage space.
3;; All improvements. Inquire on
3; first floor.
' 53 THE GOAL
:1 $80,000 * . .
5‘
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—$78,469
....70,000
‘sssrrrmmniimi 161i 1 111.11. 1
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60,000....
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“Insurers“:
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...1,000
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as;ssisr'issrzngmfiriiéii1
The Evening Sentinel ther-
mometer will show the pro.
green of the Hospital Drive
Iyesterday afternoon at St.
‘Hospital in Bridgeport.
Treasury Balance
WASHINGTON. October 6.-
L'nitcd States Treasury net. Dal.
once. at close of business October
3 was 1330.360,85|.
street 111111 ("1111111111 William I. Stev-
cm! of lognl‘l place were machine
.tendr‘l‘s.
“It! '1 human “1".I1h “”14 111“”! 1..
THE EVENING SEN’i‘INEL—~SO. NORWAIK. CONN.
llu11“'hlllll and Miss Bertha, ‘iIlIchuItl
'ur Iliithlnlld avenue. have gone 101
.\11181111 to 11511 their brother, 1111'.
Ross Burchal‘d. :
I 0
Mrs. Anna Robertson. who has
111-1111 Spending the post Week r11. 1111‘
home of .111: and Mrs. W. l“1‘nnk
q111111111117. on ilcll island. returned to
her home in Forest llills, Loni; Isl-
and. yesterday.
0
Friends are glad to see lllr. Will‘-
lug .lcsstlp, son of Mr. 1.1111111‘11 .lcs-
“up of llownvmn avenue, mound
agilin after 1111: recent illness.
I O O t
and Mrs. ('lilrence Mnf‘Kll)’ of
l'l‘illl'lit‘tl to their home
lifter spending the week
114111111: Mrs. Mlchlly's sister. Mrs.
Taylor of Vincent plums.
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Mr.
\Vlllcl‘hlll'y
.\‘ol‘mlln
Mr. William l‘lnkney 01' .llou‘uyton
avenue ha: been ‘Olllint‘tl to his
11011111 for the past few days with :1
111;- m ,1'111111
O t O
.fltcss tour through the \\'L“sit‘l'lI
1,”th Ithman expects ‘0 be .\ii‘. and Mrs. Henry Butler halve
:wOne al ut eight necks. Ii'f'llll‘lll‘li Io lhl'll' home In New York
. . . fatter spv‘lldil‘lg several weeks as the
nor-sis of 1 1111111111 :1an 11115. Andrew
1110.: of l.11\1‘1\tuli:11"1‘11111.
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Miss Gertrude 11121111111 1111s a re-;
cent visitor in New York.
:i‘cl- Mr. and 111.15. [10,1111 .\il‘rrifield ‘ ‘ ‘
I: lave returned to their home In Mr. and Mrs. J. L. lllu'~'h of the I
artford after visiting relatives 0\’(‘r ,"(.1\'1‘rlo11)11" «01111110. llcll ill-land are}
preparing to close theil 11111111 and
111mm to Brooklyn for the winter.
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DAVID GLASSER
WAR VETERAN,
DIES SUDDENLY
R7 \l'oodu‘nl‘ll 1
died 9
11111-111 Glass-1‘1- of
avenue. World War Veteran.
suddenly at the .\'orwalk hospital
this morning.
Mr. Glasser who was :14 years or
age was 11 member ol' the Veterans
01’ Foreign Wars. the Young Men's
Hebrew Association and of the [‘11-
one Tribe of Its-11 Men. No. '26.
He was mannnear of a branch of
the Modern Grocery Company In
Main street. .\'orwaik and wits well
liked.
1.1151 season he achieved some lil-
tle fame by nppcaring in several lo.
1 it t h u cal plays that were presented in
II' owsy on o 2' t _ I towns and cities throughout Fall‘-
‘1'? . field Counlv.
11; .\11‘.James landc'l‘nl‘l of RowaY- '
t - ' . ’ 1 1 1 . . ' ‘1 I:
{Eton avenue and Mr. Sanford “‘icks rho flog ‘11 (ll) Hall “as p need
at 111111 mast today for him.
Mr. Glusser leaves :1 wife and two
children. Maxine .’-. and a baby 1:111
‘20 months old. He is survived also
by a father and mother. five broth-
on and seven sisters.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon from the late home. on
Woodward avenue. Burial will be In
the Jichrew cemetery in West Nor-
“1'11.
Death: and Funerals
David Glasser.
13111111 Glnssm‘. aged 34 yearsdicd
it the .\'orwalk Hospital this morn-
. .. Ins.
' melection booths yesterday Mr. , , ,
lie is survived by a wlfe. two chil-
itIGeorge W“ Stevens 0: McKinley dron. a father and mother, five
brothers and seven sisters.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon from the late home. 87
ll‘oodw nrriavenue. Burial will be in
the Hebrew cemetery in West Nor-
wnlk.
' Mrs. John W. 3101111.
The funeral of Mrs. John W. Mead
of ll Haviland street, who died ‘at
her home Sunday will be held this
afternoon at 2 o'clock at. the late
home. :‘uilol will be In the Branch.
ville cemetery.
Estelle Taylor.
I-Zstcilc Taylor. aged 64 years. died
Vincent's
She Is survived by Harry Kecltr.
Charles Roscoe and Alan Roscoe of
Norwalk. and by Mrs. John McMan-
us of Bridgeport. and four grand-
children.
Funcral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock from
D. \i'. Raymond‘s funeral parlors.
Rev. Lester T. Mallory will offici-
ate. Burial will be in the Ridgefleld
cemetery, Ridgetleld.
' Reuben Booth
The funeral of Reuben Booth. was
held from his into home in Platts-
ville avenue, at 8:30 o'clock, and at
nine o'clock from St. Mary's church
this morning.
Rev. Shea officiated at the ser-
vices. Miss Lena, Millard sang two
solos. Interment was in St. Mary's
cemetery. The funeral was large-
ly attended.
‘ cnowos AT: CARNIVAL.
Large crowds are attending the
carnival of the South Norwalk Boat
Club. which,1s being held on their
grounds in Shorerrvnt Park.
Thursday evening will be Norwalk
Boat Club night. Other features will
be_announced during the week,
Van Raslte
Chamoisette Gloves
M a my styles in fancy
cuffs -- mode, oak, fawn,
gray and silver.
$1.00 to $1.75
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”in ....."9'...,-.‘~-
, . tram day to day. Your con-
fills! tribution will help drive the
‘ thermometer to the ,
mark.
9“!
. 1 MALLE Podzelny. Charles .Kecne. John '1‘.
; J‘ I. . m Dwyer. Lyman Bracken. Andrew
I 88 Washington Street~ Bonus. Stephen Dokus, Clayton
South N Gregory. .Iohn 1111111111: \I’Ichael Abra.
0mm hams. pr. 1‘. 1:. Lindberg. Max
IJohn Mills (R)
David A. Morrissey (D)
SIRTRWJTAE—IITNG ,
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
Wm. F. Jennings (for 6years) 103;
(larence E. Crofoot (for 2 years) .. . ..
Harry S. Bryan (treasurer)
COUNCILMEN
105
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1 ‘ FIRST WARD—Two Elected
HerbertO.Pollard(R)
Sylvester R. Brotherton
Clarence Buttery (R),
Albert F. Rose (D)' . . .
Rudolf Halas (SL) ..
Emil Si'ngewald (SL)
Robert M. Wolfe (D) . .
Harry W. Mather (R)
Michael Olean, Jr., (SL).
Stanley L. Talmadge (R)
J. Arthur Lindeberg (D)
Henry J. Klein 11)) ...I'
De Witt I). Talmadge (SL).
. THIRD WARD
iTowers Hamilton (R).
(D)
coo-lei.
SECOND WARD—Three
Edward M. Gans (R)
so..-
use a
I
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Herman Schimmerling (D).
FOURTH WARD
....
FIFTH
Ne nomination
...-...
WARD
RobertB. Oliver (R)
FrankR. Stevens (D)............
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS
FIRST AND FOURTH WARDSI
‘Joseph A. Carrier (R) .
Frederick C. Reidell (D)
- SECOND AND FIFTH WARDS
RufusJ.Smith(R)
Jeremiah Egan (D)
. THIRD WARD .
Harry Waterbury (R), . . . . . . . ..
JohnE. McGrath (D)
Hjalmar Christensen (SL) .... .
DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS
FIRST DISTRICT
Wallace Dann (R)
WallaceDann (D)
SECOND DISTRICT
D. William Harford (R) .. . . . . . ..
D. William Harford (D) . . ..
THIRD DISTRICT
JamesL. Hoyt(R)
Frederick Zipperer (D)
DISTRICT TREASURERS
FIRST DISTRICT
FrankGoodyeaHR)
JamesT.Hubbell(D)
SECOND DISTRICT
John W.Curnow (R)
RalphA.Leary(D)
THIRD DISTRICT
LeslieGorham (R).
Incoh-
1187
842
1185
853
5
5
can-ecu
ace-eon
O
ecu-ones .
Elected
1335
885
1349
892
anon-coco
802
19
21
641
290;
463
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935
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1166
869
1346
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.‘.. 294
1158
884
1345
875
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64
ELECTRICAL COMMISSIONERS
SECOND DISTRICT
'l‘homasRobins (R) 1353
TDREADDRS
CELEBRATE
THE EIECI‘IDN
The Toreador Club held a. dinner
ThomasRobins(D) 87D
berg, Councilman Edward M. Cans.
Edward Splan. Le Roy D. Downs and
IAwrence K. Paul.
MISSING 1301's FOUND.
Irvine Mitchell 0! Berkeley street:
1330 '
294 I
I
1111111 its necessary Nlll‘l‘él‘l‘l' Home and
637,;
637‘
and Vaughn Mitchell of 12 Hutch- :
on: street. and la and 12 years re- 3
snoetlvely. who have been missing
from their homes since last Friday.
were located in Newark. N. J.. yes-
tel-day.
at Shadow Lawn Inn last evening.
Several of the candidates and the
workers of both parties in the city
election were present.
The affair was arranged before
election to be held no matter which
party was victorious at the polls yes-
tel-day.
Tax Collector-elect Lawrence K.
Paul. the president of the club. was
the toastmaster of the evening and
called upon several of the members
and guests for short talks.
Those present were: Richard 1!.
Ireland, George Schllchtlng. Benja-
min Abrahams. Thomas Heron. Paul
R. Connery. John J. Cuneo. Domi-
nick Eula, Edward McMahon. Coun-
cilman-elect Robert Oliver. Richard
Sprites: Dim Hickey. Leigh Dengue ‘
Middi Shade
BLUE SERGE .-
SUITS
Rog m 8: Stevens
we seem
Not-walk lo. lei-walk
Yesterday’s Vote Freshness Preserved
I
1:.-.
l.
1.
than ordinary
freshness is
air-tight S
is more rich drannflsdollcio't‘re
{reserved in 111'.
LADA packet.
tea since the
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(1"1mtllluf‘d from l’llgo 0111‘.)
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'I19 (rho-1k 1vns till1 folloulng lcttcl‘.‘
Il'om Lender l" l‘nnk 11.11‘111111;
Executive Committee,
.\'ul'sr‘s‘ 11011111 l“llllll Drive, 1.
.\'oru'lllk. L‘olln.
(".cnllemcn: liming oliluincd 11111
gclll'l‘ulls permission of the South
.\'orwulk .\lusirhlns' ifnioll.
with
\\'IlIl'Il the 1'111‘1111‘11‘11‘19 of the Anon-1111111
11111111 111‘1" 11111111111111 lllld governed.
tho .\lllt‘l'ltlall 13111111 01' South .\'or-
1111111 1111.11 unanimously VOtcd that the
101.1] amount of the check paid to
11111111 .\luuuger Frank B. Field for
tho expense of plan-111;: this twenty—
, 1i\'1‘-llI1‘1‘1,‘ bond on this cnpugm’tlcnt.
Inlnountiug to 8151', which covers en-
{ pens-vs of salaries to the men 111111
'll‘lllIHpOI‘i'llillll to Wilton. lic gilldly
1111111111011 to 1111‘ 1111111 In the. 111111111 111‘
In \1111 of the
Hospital Drive Slowly
Drawing to Its Goal
'il::i() A. M. to 5 l’. M.—~DI'.
Calendar for
Church Crusade ‘
'I()l).\\.
Anderson
and party. together will: ext-1‘-
1111111 committee on tour of
county in charge of chairman
111’ evtcnsion, .\lr. Saxtolt. '
71:111—011. .\nlll‘rsmi will preach Ills
\1‘111111y-knmm sermon on
“The ““llllC-rflllf’d Christ."
Members and friends of Nor-
pnlk Congregational. Christ
l‘Ipisl‘opnl 111111 Swedish Con-
gregational Churches nrc spe-
cial guests. 11‘1'el‘ylxllly Is in-
\'it1‘(l.
WEDNESDAY.
2 .i(I—\111 moon .1:ol‘.111‘t‘
:I: t.’1-—-l‘ 111‘s and girl: meet 111th Mr.
(whites 111111 \irs.An1lcnson Ill
'l'illlt'l'lltlt'lt'. ,1
Tzfltl—l‘ll‘l-nlng service. Special 1111‘s-
hill!!! on ".\ Lone. “'omlm‘s
1111 American Dilnd
l".11t that 1113. 1111‘11111111‘1-1 111' this hand
. 111 1111 ‘11 1111111. coming from room
.\'ol“:\1 1111 and neighboring 101111. 1 ‘ill I,
111111 |111.1111 this [111111) 111-191 that
11 '11) lot 11 1iti‘/.1‘n 1111011111 :‘ulppoll
1111.1 110111111 pulpuso 111111 11011111111111
icirol‘Is 111 the (11111111111111
111111111111: so illilllfllliv to 111111111 11111
31:11:11 111'1\11111111..‘-‘o 111111 111111 C111 of
.\'oluulk 111111 liegihllollng low 111; 1‘; 1111
l“‘1111v1‘ 1111111 our gl‘llCIOlIS neighbor. ,
IMI‘. 1‘2. llerllolri. his wonderful of-
im- 1‘1' 5511,0111) to mutt-ll it~uli for
11111;- suko of.\'o1‘1vulk 111111 its far most
1worthy ni'i\"'"~‘IIll' Nm‘wulk Hospital
'.‘1nlllul.llICc.
I in be; further to report that. in
Iuddilion to the permission that the
IMu. i1inns' l'lllon has granted to its
.llnenihl‘rs to pit» 11ml donate their
Islllul‘y. 1111‘ 11111111113 .voted this morn-
1111‘; to donate 31') cosh lowurd the
fund in 1111- 111111111 111' 1111'- South Nor-
null. .\Illsi1111'11111: l.'.nion 11111.1 1 Iler
llhe 1111111311111 01' cncIoSIng 1111‘1‘111 for
Ixanle 1111111111111.
Rl‘spt‘l‘ti‘lllly yours,
FRANK Ii. HELD.
IScc1'11111‘1' 111111 Business Manager. 1
11 he nl'e .
right With Heart and \‘11l-
till-1‘." Special guests:
Nor-“nil.- (‘ongrezotlonalJlow-
I
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South f
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revealed 1111‘ 11111111111 voil‘ of 1111111 w...._..,. .;......-
sides In yt‘fllf‘l’tItly'H 'ell‘l‘lioli. ' . ‘ C 1
The Republicans Hove IlIlll 11.1111: "
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votes and tho liomm‘i‘uls 2.111111. 'l'lil:
showed tInlI only (it) llr-plllllh‘unl
split their ii1‘l1‘1-t to vote 1111‘ 1111
Democratic candidate. ,1
Constable»;
l"ou1‘ Republicans and 1'11111‘ 111111111-
11110; “cm 111 11111 1‘111‘1- for tho 111111111
of helm: (‘liliElIlIlIr-u '[‘-m 11.11- 111.1111
ed many spills 111 1111111 111110111 1111
m ,.
$2570.
workmen/N..-
will:
our
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147 prizes-«$2, 500 m gold
147diftcrentprichs. from '
250 to \10 each “It” be
In arded toth use n 110
und ln lists oflhe great-
futd numb er of practical
and use: fro-n one box-
tle1ot' Premier.
This contest is open to
those who have used
Premier. One can send
more than one list—hut
onlyoneprlzeforan one
Let us modern-
ize your dia-
mond ring with
latest and new»
‘1 lluptlst. t'llurl‘llee. Everybody
1.: invited.
l l‘lrml ............... . . 1.00‘
I‘I 111ml . -. . . . . . .. 1.00
(llaric: l.. l)e1ille ..... . . 10.00 . .
John ’1‘.Illlrl‘lngton . . .... 1.00 g ‘
Antonio (‘llrriono . . . . . . . . 1.00
C. Kenneth Hyatt. . . . . . . . 1.00
Charles II. 11.11111 . . . . .. . . 5.00
Mrs. Katherine I‘I. Green. . 2.00
.1. Walter Martial-en ..... 5.00
Mr. Show .. ...... . . .... .- 2.00 1,
A friend ................ 2.00‘
(‘.“'.Kecn............. 3.00i
n. u. ruin-1- .. . . . . . . . 5.1111‘
Robert J. Wiswall . . . . . . 10.00
Frank J. Bra-ml . . . . . . . . . 5.00
Charles Ii. Thorpe . . . . . . 2.00
William Bartlett. . . . . . . . . 1.00
('llnrlcs Sterlintr . . - . . . . . . 2.00
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Colo. 5.00
Charles 11‘. Weber . . . - . . . . 5.00
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Plait.
solemnly near that the foregoing a
knowledge and belief.
Iubnribad and sworn to befole
I. Charles E. Hoyt. Trensurerof the aforesaid Trust Company. do
contestant. lncaseo Cries.
each tying contestant
est platinum 01'
white gold
mounting.
Our prices are
within the reach
of all.
will be awarded the 1111
amount ol'cach prize tied
or. Contest closes De-
cember l. 1915 .
Addmd’ranchH.Legsett&Co..NewYork
$111161
DRESSING
cl ‘1’ch Mayonnaise
‘ T.()('.\Il BRANCHES
CueaWALKCONN.
Stamford, Nol‘walk, Mel-11111111
LEGAL N OTI‘CE
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REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CITY NATIONAL BANK
AT SOUTH NORWALK IN THE STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
ta'tement is true to the hate! my
CHARLES E. HOYT.
me. this 6th day of October. 192 5
‘ arancan a. 11mm.
Islam 2111111..
Subscribed and sworn to 1111111111 11111
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1110 following subscriptions were gmpg‘"9 B.\:"“1tl‘(:;llftsdl.lu V NC: 1 ' “I'SOIJL‘CES
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1:00,”: L1 1 oi l r ‘lr. nlldemll‘il‘s. Joe. Rooney 20.00 .1 a loans Innd dlsmunts. including redis-
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Previously unnoulnx‘d ....577.il'1'7.05 ‘I’ln lIlIlyI I.. . '. .......... . .. 5.00 . and fulclgn lllIIS of enchnnuo 01‘ draft“.
”an.“ 1% Bailey (on . ..... 100.00 “III: :lcptnllhoiv“ ...... . 533 sold with ludorsernent of this 11.11111 1 .
Harvey M. Rent .- 25.00 ' . ' ‘ ' .. a' (except those shown in b and c) «1 .11»; .1 ‘.; : K
John Sherman Hoyt 1 100.00 M" “ml Mrs. '1' 1" Law: ' M -
Howard M. “11111: . . . ... . . 100.00 ronce . . . . . . . . ..‘. . .-.. . 20.00 .
Dr. George G. l1‘a111‘ett.... 1100.00 311‘”’Gflnzy............. 5.00 10'1“” loans ------$l.‘11‘.-'175"‘
‘Junius Broml ....... 5.60 "“h“ 5"‘“t~'"""""‘1""‘-“' ““0 2- Overdrafts. svcurt‘d $0: unsccun‘d 511'1‘17;. 1.3.1.1
G. 0. GodIlIiIc-y . . ”I10.- 11.": 1:: ““1? 1 11111 ‘ -- 1- :33 4. 1‘. 8. Government securities aimed:
mu- ~\\'l 111115 ...... .0' ' ’1" ---------- - ‘- 1 . .. v ..
A fit-Rod ''''' 1.00 lrnllk "mm,“ \t'llton' 1.00 a Depomted to secure CIILllIaiIOH (L. h.
Mrs. George Herman 1.1111 \W'E‘m ”W‘fbuw. Wilton 2.011 bonds par value) 11’11““0.‘”‘1‘
Mrs. Veronica Evan .-... 10.00 fl “IllcoItI. \HlIton ..I..... 1.00 b All other United States Government
("ash .. .............. .«0 "In? 05 mcupc. “11011.. 1.00 , .
.\lr. Brook .. ........... :00 “I l.1'\'111hols Wilton 1.00 securities (intludlng premiums. if . .
51111.net! Mrs. Greek 112111111: 11,1111 11'. 1‘. Vl1‘ll1ll5. \i'llmu 1.00 “‘3’ ‘1 13‘4””
i.\ friend .. . ____________ 1.00 lloln‘l‘t. Mol‘l‘llousc, “ilton .1. 00 m
‘1 friend ............ .. 1.1111I““‘N““10uColel".“film: 4000 Total .1 3:1'11
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Homer Qlllltlcy ---I-~~-~ 1-00 I” OlmiIend. “than 500 5. Other bonds, stocks. securities. etc.l 960,831.67
Bllcklnghanll’ost.fi.A.n. 11.00 south hours“: Musical I 6 B 111 11 0 313.11% 31‘ 11‘ ‘ ‘l 1 r' “ '
1111111111 Mrs. E. Coggsu-on 1.00 Protection Union moo ' a“ “5 °“"' ' ' ‘ ‘ ”’m ”r“ 5‘“ 11111111.
.\Irs.l-lolly .............. 1.00 Dr. R. 1‘7. .‘TOrKflfl ....... 51") $7,524.52; ................-...”......‘..........- 70,549.83
Charles llodgctts .- . . . .... 1.00 lil‘ncst (2111110111111 .. .. . . 5.00 S. Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank . . . . . .. . .. 111,432.43
Mrs. Benn ............. 1.00 Frank (nOOdCIIHd ........ ' 25.00 10 Cash 1 vault 11 am t 1 f 1‘ 11 1 ‘e ‘1 we 1'.»
Mrs. George Mathews .... 1.1.00 (ulhill Fish Market. .....- 51,0 . n all otln lue r0111 Ila 10111 7111111.. .. final...
George. 0. Mathews 15.00 William Wright 5.00 11' “mum due mm 5‘3” ”“11“" 13.11.1915, ““3”“ °°“"
Mrs. Mary London -..... 'I.00 Norwalk Pflf‘lmm (‘41....- 25.00 panics in the United States (other than included in
Hans Fahrlcc‘......-.... 1.00 .‘IIr.and Mrs. D. W. Bay- Items 8. 9. and 10) ,. 3.1?
Mrs. William V0011 ...... 2.00 mnnd .. ..... ...-..... 30.00 1- ‘ 1‘11 ‘ t ‘
Mrs. John Callahan --.... 100 an H. W. Kellogg ....... 5030 i3. Checks on other bunls 1n the same 11.3 01 o. n as 1e .7
_l“rlend.........--.1..-. 5.00 Dr. W. 1!. McMahon ....- 25.00 porting bank (other than Item 1.) 213.391.).
R. A. Wagon ...... ....-- 5.00 Stephen Iloyt's Sons Co., Total of Items 9. 10. 711. 12. and 13 319.6190!)
Harry J. Foster ..-...... 1.00 New Canaan 25.00 14. b Miscellaneous cash items 911.99 911.99
[(13321 I" “001] """" 1533 m“ Hutchinson """"' 2'00 15. Redemption fund with l". S. Treasurer and 11111- from
Friend ....... 1.00 1.1111111 --...............srassoes "- 5- “9‘13“" 510°°"‘°»
G Total ..‘..................‘.......11.....z.....$3,142,097.3
LE AL N 01 [CE LIABILITIES.
17.Captta1stoek paid in .........................1...-,.1...$ 100,001’1.oo
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF 18. Surplus fund ..‘1... 150.000.1111 ‘
THE SOUTH N 7 19.11 L'ndivided profits ......‘....5105.131.~'1.“
. . . . OR“ ALK TRUST CO. 1) Reserve for .............. -"" 15‘51’31-53
At. the close of business on the 28th day of September, 1025. c Lesa current expenses paid ......1....... 19,828.32 85.311391
1 ASSETS. 21. Circulating notes outstanding .- ‘3"(‘1""‘ "”
Loans and Discounts . .............. ........¢,....... .$2.031.222.22 24. Amount due to State banks. bankers. and trust companies
1‘uttcls set aside for Savings Depositors ................._.. 3,712,559.05 11) the United States and forvign countries (other
Stocks and Securities ........_...........n‘........n.... 302,369.06 than included in Items 1“: 01-23) . ....... ..... 311174."!0‘1
Banking House . ...... ...1...................«............-. 117.919.45 :5. Certified checks outstanding ............. . 10 is
Due from Reserve Agents ...........1......‘............‘r.. 170.397-59 Total of Items 22. '23. 24. 25.111111 21'. 61.006.14 ..
ID08 from Banks and Bunkers ....................:.....-. ”9-00 Demand deposits (other than bank deposits) subject to
ICash 1n Vault ........ . ._...........1............1..... 70,667.54 Regen—a (deposug payable within 3.1 days):
ig‘hecks. Cash items and Exchanges ...................... 13.610.01 :7, Individual (19905in 3111.113“, to chock ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, l 1171;}. 1.117
—""""""'— 25. Certificates of deposit duo in less 1111111 .711 11:11:13 (other
Total Assets .......................,......rauuu...56.426.814.82 than for money borrowed) IIIIIIIIIIIII 7 21:}.
LIABILITIES. Total of demand deposits (other
-C11p1tal Stock ................................,....., “-1.1“! 300,000.00 ,than'bwnk deposits) subject to 5
Surplus .1 ‘soo.ooo.oo. new... “cm. 37_ 29. 3:. 311. 1
Undividod profits. less expenses and taxes, paid, ............ 63,832.88 31' and 32 IIIIIIIIIIIIII C 1 1;“; - 1. w 1
Due to Banks and Bankers ..... 2,730.80 Time deposits subject to Reserve (pm-“1,1,, ”...... 6,. 1,.
Dlvldendl. Unpaid ...............t......................... 495.00 or subject to 30 days or more notice. and i'los‘ul
Savings Deposits ......u...m...............83.712.559.95 “fin".
Individual Deposit: ..............$1.752.863.91 35. Other time deposits ....... . 1 7:111 1111171
certulclites or Deposit 141,852.51 ' 36. Postal satings 1191101115 ...................... .. .. :1 69-1111
Certified checks ......uum-‘n. 3.3.7.86 I ' Total of time deposits. SllI,lI‘l,‘f‘l :11
Chm BSVJHB' 0' Thrift Funds 98.658.25 i Heserve. Items 23. 31. :15. 111311 :ill 1 .-1;T,’_’»1‘:.7l
Commercial Deposits 1........................"81.996.267.59 “......w.
Tota‘ DON'T" nu‘uuu'.it".nit-secmc-.cpgouunso.ncleonnu.ue 5.708.827.5‘ TOL’II ...................................... LL} 1.211117 :3?
Reserved for Interest and Taxes Hum-4.............,...... 49,788.51 State of Connecticut. County of l“.'lil‘fi1:i1l. S‘:
I. C. O. Fitch. Cashier of the allure-11.11.1111) I1.:III1. 1111 3.111‘1111'111‘ 5.1.;11
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