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. .‘t ' merit: “ill in (inl‘lt‘l'lllt‘i‘tl latrr. HONORABLL rm!“ [‘1]in t;l'.\l( ‘\ H I".
3’ U Q CENSORSHIP by tho Commlttcr. \lr. lett‘k ix. 4 Many "u’ 'l a Will?" . 71‘ ' “ -‘ ~
: . . e I. a claiminlt: "We cut-ft. iv'rt sot"; ‘ ' ' “ l R E Y N O L D S P A R M b
. the OVIW" ’ l
to tn t l . .-.. Scribner Ms. ilmtnn Post liond. south \ormtlk. l'lli'm' 3"“
Representative l'psha‘v said.
Romans for Ct-nmrs.
"in proposing a. commission
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0F Till_MOViES'
(Continued from Page. One.) . license only such pictures as do not
' ' ‘ . - - - -. ' . ' 'late dcconcv nor oulrnr'o 'tlint‘
__ _ 1 ‘ Lemmy-ninth" of “rm r.» or ‘10 . a
In "1.1de out its first quarter of FlrSt PreSldent Sh“ Pro‘fldel t unnizntloun :lppmn-tl llt'fOrl‘ 1hr righteousness that txaltrth :l m.‘ ,
ncentury this bank can Juslly point “Mil“! t'onllnlll-t: of l:llilt'-tll-'ll in ”01V “'9 "0 simply l‘FOPO-‘lllié' l" b It
stand at the door or our homo“, C u ze s
“fimhlngtan ytstcldrv ill opp-milieu
to the bills intrnriuriwi lty Repro—
sel.t.lti\‘es William ll. lpshnu. tic-m-
oclni, ni‘ (it‘tll'llli :lnd \\illinlll i.
Swipe, Republican of l‘fnl:-_\l\..llla
for the Mct‘lllim; of motion pmnrrs
brittro otin‘lllltlll; ll cm to i':'~r'i-tt(-
cmnlnrrr-u
Airs. ’l‘lmrnns .'\. Minot-in. 1;,
resvntlnl; the I()!'illllllLli i'ul'
Dlt'tllrts uf lhr: t‘n'iinllv' .\l".lnl.
Amt-rich, Haiti rllt' hail ntltir. i
“great liliill‘O‘u'lnll'lll" in tho ii union
to its [rowtll and inilucnco as the
natural result of efficient service,
[iven consistently. day in and davl
out. to the community in which it:
operates. i
There has been nothing spectacular:
or sensational in its policies, noth-l
in; that. was not in kr-op‘ng withl
wail tried businets principles nndl
the conservative traditions of thel
New England bunktvr. No extra-l
ordinary inducements have been‘
made for an increased t‘lientclt. or1
our churches and our schools anti
fight back the woiws of immoral-
ity that are crouching to destroy iht
hope and strength of the nation"
Representative Sta-0pc mid .
had been Deputy Attorney Gsn'lrul
in ernsytranlu in chum .
prosecution of cases lll.'l-i' tin it»
called "picture show" law, iltv i
Clllf‘t‘d [hilt the liit‘l lllfit l.lt‘-ll0il piv-1
turo producers ‘t-luntzlrily alum-9.1
their films to tho Nntlntnl linrlrll cf
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lb.
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lb.
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3ilt'
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22c
38c
35c
Buck Shad
RocShad
Codfish Steak
Fresh Mackerel
Halibut Steak ..
Salmon Steak .
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ll P-
t‘.I"in
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SPRING
deposits. And yet the increase has, liicturrs. Slit: hall ‘prc-\io\tn" of “review indicatod ”WI? N't‘t":lli"<‘\'| . .
come in a steady strvulll. attracted mnnv pictures in l-tntos \Vllfi‘t‘ run- that some sort of reguinlloz. . x Ale‘vlves ,,,,,, 12c ll),
by the great confidence which the sorshlp mists: and felt sure. Flirt llt't‘t‘flsary. . . 9‘
management of the bank inspired in' said, that in” improvement rm ~v—————-...-._. ,_ l . ‘ FreSh Herring . . lat ll).
the business men and oxerydny.l come from the industry itself. .Boat Club Carnival ’1 Pall‘rl“ I'm“ colors Yhfll ar.‘ Shore Haddock 12c ll).
thrifty citizens of this section. | Let l'utrons Dccido , ‘7 I , ‘l‘ffprfl'fl' The l'olilllaril." ('f Finnan H ddl "0C lb
The success or this trust company, "This Womb"... rho rltclared. Opens Saturday Night the collar attached shirt i: in v a C 3.- .
is an example of the ”1“"? of bail“! "should be loft to the Judgment of - ----- . creasing daily We've plant) 1‘0- 1 smelts - . .06 lb
fictory service given your in and~
year out in a community where such
service is appreciated and rewarded.
During tho past "" years this
at)
community has made rapid strides
the American pituplc-"Wlitl are not
unclean. it is significant to note that
the ten best pictures last year, ac-
cording to box office receipts. had
no sex appeal in them. The sun-st
The South Nornnlk Dual clui. Will
open its carnival Saturday owning
continue until
April 24. at the club.
and will
for
Saturday.
The commit.
mndrns and Oxford cloth at
Flatfish.......
your choice it] broadcloth.
15c lb.
$1.95 to SLOO
tee in charge has worked llflrd t.-
mnka tho alfalr a success and a large
gathering is expected at the opening
night and during the week.
The club orchtstra will
in population and wealth. ['coph-
make more money; they spend more
and save more than they did 25
years ago. Prosperity is more wide-
spread and goes deeper than it did
way to regulate films is by the box
Office method. in Lllut way the in-
dustry will cleanse and regulate it;
self."
The Ro\~.‘.l. l“. Twombly. who had
Schultze’s Sanitary Markets
Washington Street and Railroad Avenue. South Norwals
if: (512:5, £2:...$§‘§2122;fi3‘;’f:3 served onctho Pennsyitanla Statsmlush- for dancing every "mm" Ah. “‘0 T)!“ s 39 A”! ‘3 main Street. Norwaik
’ A. ‘ ‘ lloerd of ensorslllp before it n-as.itflrtl\'o booths have been an? up and ' ' h t i .
city. in commumn “n“ H” mm” in "suppressed by tht’l'thl' Sproul."iprlzw will be awarded. ‘Thcrc willi Norwalk So. Norwalk “eitmrt. Georgetown. Darius. Stanford. BM Rock. WORM"
Neckwear $1.00 to $2.50
Rogers & Stevens
furnish
1901. In this remarkable growth the
South Norwnlk Trust company has
boon a most. potent factor.
A Modest start
The beginnings of the. bank were
about as n‘lOtlt at as could he lnmgin- '
od. With the ink on its charter hurd-
ly dry. the company took rooms in
what was then tho First National
Bani: building at 24 Washington
street. The personnel consisted of
Just. two. Charles E. Hoyt. and span-
car 8. Adams did the entire business
for the first year and it was a rath-
er hectic period for them. Both were
live wires and each felt that it was
up to him to "make things go." So
they both toiled like Trojans with
the result that they brought so much
business to the new trust company
that in addition to the other bur-
dens of running the business the!
had to consider larger quarters and
more help for the beginning of their
second year!
For the opening of the second
year's business the building at 0:
Washington street vrns bought and
remodelled and Myron C. W. Osborn
was employed as clerk. And from
that time until the present the ds'
mom! for more room -and an in
creased personnel has been constant.
What seemed like very commodi-
ous quarters in March 1003 was on-
JOSEPE R. TAYLOR.
Vice-President
tirely inadequate for the bank's
needs eight. years later and decision
tor further changes and extensions.
was made in 1910 for still more
”$0.. provide these extra. facilities
the property adiolnint the buildinz
at 92 Washington street was ac-
quired and extensive alterations made
so that the two buildings became
one. When this task was finished in
the fall of 1911 the trustees and oth-
ar officers of tho bank felt that they
then had a banking home that would
compare favorably with anything in
the state. And so they bad. They
bottled of the additional space and
equipment which was theirs after
the 1910-11 renovations; not suspect-
in. that it would be only a few
”are before the masons and car-
d other building artisans
re an
37:13.6 once awn be hanglnr around
RICHARD ll. GOLDEN
the place and making room for still
more equipment, additional norklnx
space. and more accommodations of
every kind for the ever growing do.
“panda heing made on the institution.
The first officers or the trust
company were:
Richard H. Golden. president: E.
O. Kecler. vice-prcsldont: Charles
E. Iloyt. secretary and treasurer:
trustees, the foregotng. and F‘. A.
Firrin, Nelson Taylor, Asa ll. Wooll—
ward. T. J. Raymond. W. D. l’crry.
F. A. Smith. and Thomas B. Lownda
Except for President Golden and
Secretary-'l‘reasurer Hoyt. all these
have. passed along now and the offi—
cers and trustees today are:
Richard 1!. Golden. president: 10-
seph R. Taylor. vice-president;
Charles E. Hoyt. secretary and
treasurer; Spencer 8. Adams. assist-
ant treasurer; trustees. Richard H.
Golden, Joseph R. Taylor, David H.
Miller. Charles E. Hoyt. Andrew J.
Collins, Judge Edwin S. Thomas. J.
irving Dibble. Neville Baylor. and
Douglas E. Nash.
What a. substantial institution
these men have built up is illus-
trated by the following figures
shown by the bank statement at the
close of business last year:
Assets
Real estate loans 82.106.166.00
Otbcr loans 2.110.876.01
U. 6. bonds .... ..... 502,407.43
Other bonds and se-
curities 1,413,751.58
Banking House 148.950.96
Due trom banks and
trust companies . . .. 237,850.07
Cash ................ 152160.60
36.820.609.65
Liabilities .
Capital stock . . . . . . . . 6 800,000.00
Surplus fund 300,000.00
Undivided profits (as of
present time) . . . . ., 90,000.00
Reserved for taxes and
interest .. . . . ....... 94,978.81
Due to banks and trust
companies . . .. . . . . . 16,207.80
Deposits . . . . ........ 6.023.328.“
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86.820.609.65
The depositors in the various da-
partments at the hunt: today run into
the thousands:
Savings, 7.00.
General. 2.500.
Safe deposit. 500.
Christmas clubs. 2.700.
The trust: held by the company
total more than 61.000.000.
The personnel necessary to ban—
dla the business begun by Maura.
Hoyt and Adams :5 years no. is to.
day 21. all hardworklnt. loyal em-
ployees of the bank and courteous
They arc;
Charles. ii. Holt. soc-trons.
Spencer S. Adams. assistant trons.
Louis “'nrdl‘ll, ntttt- tl‘llf‘l‘.
t“hnrlcs it. lx‘onrtlnn. paring teller.
Louis (2. Follersirolli. receiving
teller. .
icon 8. Weed. nasi. rcc. teller.
Joseph Mnlltin. asst. rec. teller.
H. Raymond F'llt'tlcvunt, savings.
tiller. ’ -
llif‘s Iji~iu “lilinnu. timings dept.
bookkeeper.
Stanley Hort. Christmas club tell-
er. ‘
Miss Ruth Russell, safe deposit
custmilnn. 5
Miss Mullfl A. Miller. bookkeeper!
and stwnogrupllvr. V
and ohligillg to lie patrons, .
i
SPENCER S. ADAJS
Assistant Treasurer
Theodore Coleman. Andrew Rich~
ards, Frank Weaver. Franklin 8.
Smith. Timothy Mailer. bookkeepers.
Miss Elia. McMahon, statement
clerk.
Marian Lent, stenographer.
Clarence H. Haaherud, clerk.
John F. Wilson. Janitor,
GAMES IN RUSSIA.
MOSCOW. - American baseball.
football and other tomes will be in-
troduced in Russia for the first time
at the international sporting eon-
Iflu at Baku. Russia. Afghanistan.
Persia and China will participate.
.____._____
Your luck could be worse. After
a Tullos. 141.. men attuned tooda out
i
held the committee in rapt atten-
tion while ho described wlacious
pictures he had seen while inspect-
ing "pro-Views" for the board. He
declared that. 83 1-2 per cent. of all
motion pictures were made up of
sex appeal. .llc favored Federal ros-
nlation.
Canon William Eheafe Chase. oil
Brooklyn, st-rletnry of the helltrsl‘
Motion, Picture Council of Amorlca.
favored the l‘il"fi3'il'l‘fi and stigmxh-d
that the committee continue its
ll'.il'ltit' l0illlilll This was oppose]
iieptlrt92% Results
In Treatment For
High Blood Pressure
Bdsooa is emu-d by the dis
covery of a well-known physician whlci
at last brings dangerous high bloor
pressure undercontml. Usarlua private
mug-inn for r opleura, Tonso at
n 99 uses. It and
gratifying units that this and il
00' It on the market for Initial“:
distrigutioo to sll autism-s. Dis-tans
hot nulls. nose-bleed. and even the
dangers of apoplex and othc salons
complications-rs uoedtoalnlnim.
Don thkochanctr-Sclanesmnatao
Tense. Money back if not absolutely
attuned. Gataboxatoncosttbaee
Harold A. Meade.
The waisted Drug Co.
Sprtnswooa Pharmacy.
L. GOLDEN
won“ Run? '10 maps
WASHINGTON STREET
i
SOUTH NORWAIS
NEW SOX
For The Kiddies
l-21engthSox..25cup
3-4LengthSox .. 49cup
Plain and fancy cufls in mer-
cerizsd lisles. Also silks.
Mme. Jeannette
56 '0. Main It" 80. Km
l
or his burning store they were stolen.
he no chnrqe for ndnlisslou.
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“ Get More Interest on Your Savings”
51/2% With Certainty
DIRECTORS
Hon. Floyd D. Bartram.
Judge of Probate Court.
Stamford. Conn.
Hon. John H. .Belu'to.
President, New C a n a a 1:
Savings Bank. New
Canaan. Conn.
Hon. Haney P. Bissell.
Collector of Customs.
Bridgeport Formerly
Comptroller State of Com
nectteut.
Ralph E. Brush.
Attorney - at - Law. Green.
Wicb, Conn. Vice-Presi-
dent. The Putnam Trust
Company of Greenwich.
Robert L. Chamberlain.
As an Investment
The Title insurance and
Mortgage Co. .
Offers YOU one of the
SAFEST lNVESTMENTS
in the, World at a
Good Rate (of Interest
tnly Government Bonds are
classed ahead of Guaranteed
Mortnges an d Certificate.
and no other investment. is-
freo from market fluctuations
in price. The investor mny
sea the security. which 1:
improved Real Estate 51 his
own vicinity. The property
is appraised by experts
usually by tho appraisers of
tho local bank. After this President. The Putnam
comes the absolute xuarantce as: Company of Green-
‘hanning P. Harris.
Treasurer. Westport Bank
. & 'l‘rust Company.
Charles E. Hoyt.
secretary a nd Treasurer
South Nor-walk Trust Gem-
of the Company with it;
Capital and Surplus of mar.-
than 6:80.000.
This security will- appeal
any.
to the conservative investor Mime!) 0- Maxwell.
General Superintendent.
Yalo and Towns Mfg. Com-
pany Stamford. Conn.
Edward B. Immune.
President. lrst National
Bank of New Canaan.
Benjamin B. Mead,
Attorney-at-Law, Stam-
who is not in a. position to
THIS COMPANY GUARAN-
TEES TITLES TO REAL
ESTATE AND MORTGAGES
ANYWHERE IN CONNEC-
TICUT.
follow the fluctuations of
the stock or bond market or
to protect his investment. by
checking tax payments. in-
surance renewals. and repairs . ford. Gonn. Director. Th~
Peoples National B a n k
. and “mm" °’ "‘° "°' FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS of sumro‘m.
party. And the value of the ON IMPROVED PROPERTY . Deitlgegrezillifi' The G"-
secvrity is always exactly
what it cost.
BUSINESS 0R RESIDEN-
TIAL.
ban and Bonnet. Mfg. Co.
Georgetown. Conn.
Director. South Norwalk
Trust Company.
Eugene 11. Palmer.
President. Stamford Mason
Supply Company. Stam-
ford. Conn.
Director. The Peoples Na-
tional Bank of Stamford.
An absolutely safe invest-
ment for savings but at
51.4%.
‘ OFFICER!
Robert L. Chamberlain . . . . . . . . . . President
Interest, Paid Promptly Charles E. Hoyt .. ..... Vice-President
Principal Gnu-atom Floyd B. Bartram Vice~Pres and Sew. Ely Raymond
1mm Guarantned Ralph E. Brush ..... . . . , . .. . . . . . . Treasurer Vice - Presiient. Cent 1' I!
Amount. from 3100 up \Vllllam 6. Morris ‘ Fur-field Trust Company,
Manager Nonalk. Conn.
E
The Title Insurance and Mortgage Co.
Main Ofllce. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK BUILDING. Stamford, Oonneoticut
Local Representative ‘
THE . SOUTH NORWALK TRUST COMP
"Insure and Be Sure”
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Norwalk Chronicler