The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-24
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~ mn tvi !cntIemsn "s sin "nI s saw
you last h.ye Changed nv mind. have now
decided to lift the indebtedness OF this COR
pOrntion myself und to assume Its entire con-
troll"
Az tho 100000 doomed up in their naked
nstonishment OF the stockholders was most
impressive. but they were satisfied that 1t was
ar nna hat s tha
OF y. +. Winchester was made. His star began
to TO- ascend slowly at first: hut i rose RAPIDLY
Golfers of this corporation like q pouring rain
into reservoir.
inGham issued proclamation that Connect-
cut should furnish her quota OF sol iiers for
service. No one seemed 10 know what 10 do.
war purposes. and II action were deferred until
tho Legislature could be convened. the enemy
country i he bank Tres dents Of Hartford
and New Haven hnd nesting and they de-
ded 'hIt they had No to- to-
should DO had at once. Who was the man ior
the occasion? BenIamin Noycs sat in his Office
JIeach,ns MP 10 Ills telegraph blanks b. took
Draw on me at sight for s5!,0o b. Noyss =
Just afterwnrd nn officer OF the company. who
s panS hn c bs an ons sa
the bank Presidents had decided that they al
no AUTHORITY to act Just then h. saw the a.
authorized this action" Moves replied This
he Vs. sase W.T. tho S'
6an al u'd ths
be pursuei lie said What can we do about
%y dp wst T Ea1s donc sad
that 2" i" lave sent despatch to Gov Buck
This , e. language hit it'll the mark This
President went down to the telegraph office.
and as he was writing z tesr sra similar TO
iy cnmo in and said What are You doing?"
% am sen g. dsspa,en g the Governor to
having moro money in his bank. ,hurrIedly
Ts seseS tho for hf ur
Mr.. Moves went 10 New York and bought
md partly in New Haven. Arms and accou-
msn The suits We're a" S ior
soldiers by Saturday, night. and on Sunday
evening the .housand men imy armed and
ior Washington. So W Moves Virtually raised
armed and eeluipned the first regiment to go
good many YEA nEo; when Sn Mr. N9 yes
a reception room Httractivelv iltted up. In
prominent men Of the city would meet to or
and for the purpose OF social I'M ercourse. uns
evening it was learned that on, Of their num-
her was financially embarrassed. One member
would come in t and snyto Mr.; Moves: p n
some Twelve or ,itsrn thousand dollars doll u
said Noyes. Two thousand dollar. worth 7"
Yes" Soon another person would drop IN
and say. ] understand that John Smith is
cramped for some $1,000. l am sorry for
him" How sorry do you feel 2, asked Moves.
went on until some half dozen gentlemen had
EXPRESSED disposition to help their friend.
Then Noyes had u note drawn up for the
necessary amount anI endorsed by thee gen.
amount OF currency and Gnve 1t 20 John Smith.
The note WAS put Into tn" sale and at maturity
was paid. Thus Moves wa, the means of ma
terlnlly helping without the knowedg OF the
public q friend who otherwise would probably
have failed.
Numerous other instances could be recalled
where BENJAMIN Noyes appears Us the one to
holm friend. His heart is warm. his impulses
are good. He has done more than any other
man in his time for the nridc and prosperity OF
New Haven. His ambition has been to benefit
his follow men. and now he Ia pennilesS and
almost friendlosS in Il hospital,