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l a normal roto o! inoroooo hotwoon
1’10 and 1080 and this gives an ab-
3 proximou ".000 loddonta in I."
now claimed. lo. whilo deposits
moro than doubled. tho nor coplta
- dopoait did not quito double in tho
period.
3 3 TN loving! Deposits Jump.
3 savings dopooits. however. in-
' (Continued from I’ll. Ono.) roars saw tho total of oil deposits
lated in tho 80.000 population about tlmo. tho savings deposits on tho
onsets the amount dopooitod hyNor- othor hand. inorooood to six times
:valk Dooolo in banks or nearby their tumor total. according to of-
arner cities. ileialo of tho bank.
In the 10 Years sineo 1010 tho por Norwaiit'o banks doerouod in
Sarita dooooit amount has jumped number from nino to eight in tho
bro!!!) $01 to the flu montionod period. They are, thoroioro. cor-
e ore. Lacking census ilguroo the reopondinrly richer. In me the
ventilation can only he ootimotod on averogo deposit balance was 01,481.-
'A finely finished garment, with the
popular brassiere top. In delicate
light shades, in sizes 34, ‘36, 38. A
dainty underthing that is rapidly gain-
mg favor with discriminating women.
in: all" to U. B. Attornoy Bernsteen.
00° and at tho mm 0! this you a 0.430.051." d.ND.000.00 ' s .- 4 ~ 3 3 ~ - — - - v - - .
[row to ta.uo.ooo. Tho roaoon tor Contra! Fairnold Trust Co. I‘m“ “RE C0 €®°3~3~M~3~W3Wfivs0.03:”kaM*3°.°3°.°3~3°°3~W39:“3~3~:€°3°50? 1
tho loosening numbor 0! banks was 1.912.805.“ o . o ._ , - ._
fl comm with tho ".000 M" the amalgamation of tho Control Central Trust Co. ‘ § '3“ " 1
Trust company and the Fairneld - "331"," - ~ , _ ...- r ..-—_ .s._ 3 -
County National into the Control Foiriield County National L033 MONEY As Rm ' .Dm. W .' .1,
Fairaold Trust company about three 0 783,100.08 i i o‘o' ’ 3
roars. ago. Norwaik Notional m - 3 amps . . i ,
“Nor-want": “gr-ago] bani: driest h Lunatic ”MN." PRICE DROP ~ ‘ ' ' 3"» ~, Ph "”15 SOUTH NORWALK "A .
moro an ouo so oBotN lk'rroto. one ;
nroaood tremendously. In ono bank. b...” m u. rut of the country. u "310.01?“ Luamm . . ’g’, 10-12 SOUTH MAIN STREET f:3 1
th- People- Trust company. tho 10 Thero no 2 ,m bonito in tho um- mom... Tm, CO3 Re ...—...... g? f‘, 3
tod States. with on average dopooit 3 _ o . - o ;
ineroasod 851 nor oont. Durina that of $1,031,000. This .contrasts with Cit N ii "8.811." "1 011 ‘8 £0118 For L'.t Nine ..‘ ’f t‘ ,-
tho t:,iao.ooo average here given y ‘ or?“ 065 II 028.)".00 03th. Show LOIS 0f . 3 3"
...... 3 33 - 3 .333, $111,859—But Business 00 D AY_.S ATURD AY '3.‘ . ,
Following is nrel nted the table 50‘" N°W|k “u s N I l " .— 3” 7
of deposits for tho local banks for MONTH-17 2.6803410 0W 5 3001“ M. : . .
the beginning and end of the 10 Fairneld County Savings 0:! ‘ t '
vssr period used in comparison: 2.39am.» Luann: The drop in the price of tires ,, DOLLAR DAYS here 3 I ..
mm". ...—......— ___.——-g- from early July, running with the 3. are 9 :3
Bank Jerald". Jan.i,iOII 21.44am.“ 12.792.552.49 Vlrlous companieofroni so to 24 per :4 ' . .8; ._
Norwalk Bavinfl society '-Non-existont. 06m. resulted in heavy losses by g .g.‘ «3+,
4 . , Sm‘..°'si2'm“.‘:iif'$fffi’:s $52: .8: For three dayssyou can save on every day needs. Every department of- E? 1
______.._._—_.. ' 3:: :2,‘:,‘;‘.;",,,'{:'.‘n"a‘f {32:13: :3 3;. fers seasonable merchandise at 25 per cent to 331-3 per cent less than 1. 1
. ‘ ‘ $33.3: ’f;°:§.'.-’:;,§;::,‘“:;:;:;::; ° regular prices. You owe it to yourself to take full advantage of the many 3‘:
THE C. 0. MILLER COMPANY 33:33:; :331-gguuggg3v3'm :: bargains we offer for Thursday, Friday and Saturday only. 1:3,: "1
- . ..Trrsisssl‘afzn'nt {a .. . e . E . 3. 1 32 7‘7
‘ ’ shins at work. n is It ted th t th 9' 15° B'°“'“ “um“ "l" 29° ”Men." "“1 y ‘ a c me“ " n o' v .71:
RA 3 $223333“: consideralbl; behi:d or? .g. tull yard wide. 8 $1 Japanese Crepe. 4 $1 Size Ribbed'Vestsl. s 3 $1 I 3.1 1
‘ - __1':':':.___ r T“”"”— a .... 5a g:§.iii“i.l§lifig 5 is $1 .. .. ".3:- .v
3 . Norwalk Library Is ’3’ M“'““'vy”" “m“ ————-——-———-—————C 333 ' 3 u. 2 51 ft}
__._._—.—-———-—-——-—-—- 69c otton ‘ anneuse. u now ‘7
' . . ~ 0 ll After Holida " ~ Whit 1 di u. ...vq ds. 69c Broadcloth to;- l c
Lustrous, soft, silk-like porous and absorbent, it is no wonder that so many smart ” y .g. :31, “.1343“? 4 ’ ' $1 3.?” . 33 _ .. ’ $1 5“,, .... ,,,mm.,.2 $1 f.
dressers use it as the foundation for their most fashionable costumes. Here you M3321,fig’y;'t,,§,‘:;‘gn3gggggf 03° 330 My 333333333 3333 - . “Tish Broadcloth, in m Bloomers. crepe or null“, ‘3" .1 .1 .1
Will at all times find a complete selection of the most wanted rayon “undies” m Eifiiocié’fnf7’so°'§'°§§foci”in‘° ° :8: :2 inches me. 53,222 “d 2 "d“ $1 2531'" “"1 ...... 2 '°' $1. 1 I";
o 3 er .3 . -. . ' y , ,
delightful Variety. Of celor and styleery one Of them maderately priced! :l‘ouo‘eiiozzrrotdt‘lvfioyehxaagg135.2: 6:. 16¢ White Outin x Flannel, 950 Silk and Cotton Crepes. 59c Brassleres. R. d: 0.. Vogue . l .
thotllbrnrian. had her vacation and 9:. “(idht 7 "18' $1 :12?” and 2 yds. $1 £251,330“ 2 for s1 :8: ‘
par s of the building were redeco- .. “"5 ‘ o ' ‘ . l- i ‘-
SEPARATE RAYON VESTS and BLOOMERS med. ego 313.25 Frill Bleached Sheets. 51 zchiltavom. in plan yd; flgli :2: :32“ 1310“"! 210' $1 3. ‘3
‘ End Up In Jail .. size 81190. no scams. ' ' - :9 3‘" :1
o _____.__————-—-——————" tEI'DS. r ' . C .
VESTS $1.w BLOOMERS $2.m COHVictai 0f Arson 0:0 {1‘25 A" Linen Lunch _ $1 25¢ Children's Sox. in many :gscyChildl'enl Drntd:. 0! .:.: x;
BRIDGEPO-ia‘jrgun 18 (AP) 0.0 (,loths. fiw colors and 5 {or $1 creionne. 2 $1 9:.3 3‘
Made of fine quality lustrous “Marvelray,” by Kayser. In pink, orchid, maize and jg; $333,333 3,139,... fine)": ’i’ 3223311117.?“ 5 '°' 51 “___________.____"‘“°' ms Hoover ms... of $1 3'. :3
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mle. Tailored and finished as only ,Kayser can. Vests 1n bodice style, w1th self iwohto ave ’i‘" ... ...“ 333333;” 3 W51. 31022333103310? 3 or $1 an. Broadcloth t 3.3 '1 11
' 8 c “so of aving i ii m i _________.______.___ 59c Tea Aprons, or .
Strap' Bloomers are full cut: Strongly. relnforceds cloak and suit store Iheere ti; 3mg: oo , WEI—....— .’.’9c Boye‘ Heavy Hose. great (or lace trimmed. 2 $1 030' ’- i
' ber. 1924. yesterday were taken to 990 Cretonncs full yds school for 3" ‘
FINE UALi'i'Y ' . ”v It: 5‘ 4 5‘ :.;rs..::.:*r;t::::= $1 a 3
Q COMFORTABLEo 3. 25c Plaid Ginghams and 59c Golf Hose in 2 for $1 3" _ T
RAYON CHEMISE 'MERODE “mourns" Charged With Parking .. 5 51 _s:______...___ :53: erratum v53- .2;
Minn H' ' w.”— 59c Women'snlo- for 1 _ ‘ 3+
$2 98 John F, Fulton, '8‘” 3:335:13 .3.- 2zc 36-inch Outing Flannel in bed Cotton Hose. $1 ace :2. i;
.1 $2.98 ' .o ' ' tizld police to reside in this city. but =.. nice 6 "13' $1 65c Women's Lisle tor 59° Baby" Bonnets, for $1 ' l 3 3
- A comfortable Union Suit for women. 7;": ;; mum: 3': 3133333133333; “ “"9“ Hon. nice quamy. 2 51 m” "m {fl 3.3
Made of finely woven, lustrous rayon. 3331333333333 on ‘elfiartelothparklng :: tfiggmoskcas Amos" 3333;}??- -—--—-—-—-——,,c Wampum, 4 “.51 ms Corsets of as. $1 3:: i3
' a W oil I , » s wig
In flesh color, all s1zes. A new type was arrested last week s,‘c.,;.,.,’,}: ,, checks. fine ribbed cotton. W". 4 wt" Clum- 3..l . 3
underthmg that gives full freedom 0f H' n. EMMG‘ .3. 25chercales in pretlyymttrrne. r330: h lid ren ' s minnook i]:60:33::..pgllgzhlmfoeum' 33.: 3
v BI’ - .
movement, yet forms a perfect foun- mm“ 53W” mm « it... 5 $1 so... 2 51......” 2 51 3,3 . -
dation for light weight frocks. comma». on. (AH—Louis ‘3’ 3 tr. \ .
C O MILLER Maser of Canton flatly accused in .° , . 3903
. . co.. STREET FLOOR 3 c. o. MILLER 00.. STREET FLOOR tho presence of his and parents or 0:0 Buy at MUNSIE S and Save Money o‘o
having murdered John R. Mellett. : I.“
. collapgd today and was gallon into .. , I‘o‘ _
anoco away 0 t ._.. _ _ , -.... ....... , ,,,,,,,,, .33__o »
age! . . wrecking stares htmhis 23:21:. oznzuzuzogoozoo3.0:”:00:”zuzuzn’»:«:go:«:«2092«:«:o1zooz»:»:»:«:«:«:«:o_o:«:u:«:oo: “:05
1 m where it was reported “he was tell- ““““ ‘
For Your Next B
. $1.981’8Rl0éli".
$1.49 ‘
Round thread all-linen Bridge Cover, at a
very attractive reduction. Full 36-inch size. -
Fine quality in every respect—areal bargain
at this low price. ‘ .
p 3 $1.98 LINEN scalars
$1.49
Made of fine, evenly woven round thread
linen. A good generous size, 18 x 54 inches.
Buy now for Fall needs—also an excellent
gift suggestion. .
c. o. MILLER 30.. eraser moon ‘5
Save on a Mg? 541 Hoover
This Week Only
A wonderful bargain. The world-famous
I . Hoover, for the first time at this price, for this
'week‘only. And only $1.00 downl
C. O. MILLER 00-. STREET FLOOR
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, SEALING ‘WAX ‘
WiththisWax ucanachievehundreds of
" artistiecoiore sees. Verysimpletou'se.
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chanted with
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“Cl-lEMO-COLOR”
This is the new and simple Decorative
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pillows, dresses, aprons, scarfs, curtains,
draperies, and many other articles.
SEE OUR DEMONSTRATION
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
_ This afternoon, we will give a demon-
stration of the possibilities of this mar-
velous new process of hand coloring.
Ever. so many things can be made by this
inexpensive process. You will be en-
it.
C. O. MILLER 00.. STREET FLOOR
3 ~~ momma! DECORATEYOUR OWN PARCHMENT SHADES
It’s so easy, and the results are so artistic,
You can make all manner of artistic designs,
,Summer hours to work—with our. simple instructions you ca
gifts for next Winter, and3save time, trouble and expense.
mummies random SHADES ‘65c to $2.98
From very small to very large sizes, in every popular sh'ape. Natur
color, finely made and nicely fimshed, all ready to decorate. 3
l c. 0.11MB co. sscono moon
even if yOu have never done it before.
at very little expense. Put the long
11 make many beautiful
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PRINTED INSTRUCTIONS
,. “ FOR LAMP SHADES
If you wish, you can have Printed Instruc-
. tions,‘ that will show you every step of, Shade
Making and Decorating.
' c. 0. mm co. cram moon
al parchment
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Patterns of Progress
'A'n 'American home—its bathtub, breakfast foods,
furnace-set down in the heart of Europe would be un-
mistakably an American home. An Amerlcan man?-
the cut of his coat, the tie of his tie, the comb of his hair.
-—walking the streets of Europe is in all his obvious
tastes an American. ‘ 3
* Advertisements stamp American homes and own-
ers of homes with a kind of national pattern. They,
. create desire for the same kind of things; make par-
‘ ' ticular people know and want the most advanced of
things. Homes—what to put in homes. People—how.
to dress, nourish, entertain the people. Offices-how to
equip and operate offices. They set America right about
radios and talcums — tell businessmen, housewives,
government officials how to brush their teeth! ,
We cut the pattern of our'personal lives and sur-
roundings from advertisements. We keep modern only,
with their intimate help. We go forward with them,
as we would stand still without them. .We form our.
tastes and discriminate values by using their truths.
' Advertisements offer us patterns of progress that mean‘
quick steps to the fore. , .
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Keep pace with progress by reading 3
the advertisements every day
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[ THEEVENING SENTINEL‘
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