SATURDAY, DEC. 23, 1915
THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTINEE
INSURANCE
OF ALL KINDS WRITTEN IN
THE BEST COMPANIES IN THE
BUSINESS AND WRITTEN AS
YOUR INSURANCE SHOULE BE
WRITTEN T0 PROPERLY COV-
ER YOU. Think this over. it means
Gouth Norwalk fruet Go. area.
a great deal to you.
Taylor&Golden
Telephone No. 1230 .
South Norwalk Trust Co. Bldg.
E’RE not
we're waging a cam~
paign against winter
and your assistance will make
it uncomfortably hot for this
cold blooded gentleman.
We’ve gota lot of faith in our
coal and you will have, too. af-
ter you’ve tried some of it.
Send in your order today. Our
delivery is prompt.
Harris. & Gain
Water St.
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Miss Sarah Nash is seriously ill
‘ier home. it; Berkeley street.
«cu-o
~~lrnported wines. liquor-s and cor-
flials in bottles or in bulk.
Novak, 45 Railroad avenue.
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lin avenue. ulto has been ill witlt the
grip for tire past three weeks. is
to be out again.
a hle
' To accommodate Christmas
! pets. the City National Bank will re-
, . main open this evening. from 7 until
9 o'clock.
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«Last minute suL'R'cstions: "Sliii’fi‘h‘.
hockey sticks, knives. books. Shudder
czar. baseball game
thing's for boys. lr‘or girls we. have
”htmnt‘ll boxes, dolls. 'Kiddie Kai's.
books. wood sets. drawing books and
Irrayoris all at Donnelly’s Annex. 31
Houth .\lain street.
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ltcports from the Danhury hospital
indicate that Ernest Read. the Rt‘ll'
dint: youth who was thrown from a
horse a week ago Tuesday and receiv~
ed a depressed fracture of the skull.
is doing nicely and will recover. When
2 the youth was first brought to the hos.
*pital his condition was regarded as
.‘rerious but an operation was at once
performed 10 remove the pressure and
he immediately showed much improve-
ment, and since that time has gained
slowly but ‘stcadily.
and many other
‘, Miss M. Louise St, John, of Frank.
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HOWLAND'S’
Entrance on Main St.. Fairfield Ave, Cannon
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there was one!
Just One. day. Just a day, all too short. Just a matter of hours!
Now is the time for the store to prove its worth. Now is the time. for good service.
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We“, must all be “on our jobs” every minute. There must be no lagging, no dimming of our enthusiasm.
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And there will not be. This is a storeful of folks whose one object is to make happy Christmas for other people. It is our duty
[and our enjoyment, to make sure that other folks have“ the things they need. Have no fear, we shall all eriyoy our own Christmas
;Day; enjoy it the more because of our work well done.
We are ready. Ready with the service and ready with a line supply of the very things people want!
More merchandise has come hustling by express. We’ve found Christmas gifts that folks told us we couldn’t find.
You may count on shopping satisfactorily up to the very last minute on Saturday.
The condition of Mrs. Frak ll.
.._, _____. ' ._....—_... Demonstrated—Appearance otten
. , . ‘ . l . Deceptive in Dairy Cows.
what yottr \tuas dinner at the ( lri- DANCING SATURDAY NIGHT ‘ 'l‘lrat ”w appearance of “ diary cow
[Ol‘d- 1 Town 1‘h5f’lllllly llall. (truce. Brofslmn “UL bp depended n“ to indicate
l“'I‘lt‘t't‘ WNW-druml'illllt‘dl‘lll PlllanS. ,hcr production of milk is illustrated for a yum-1y investment of $7.50 each
l -..-...... ' lbv lt demonstration under the lillbh
The final accounting has been up.“ ”,5”... “f the liairy Ilivinloliwt‘lf the
copied "ltd “Illll‘OVl’tl lly Judge of (ltllct rs Stratum noticed that Wallt‘l'ltlt paitlltt'llt with licrd oi nine cows
l’robate Henry W. lrenory. in the set» “1“" lt‘itkill-L'
tlement of the estate of Alexander and ”Mill'-
l’hoebe Campbell, The (‘ampbell
tale. was represented by Attorney
John J. Canto
(‘5' COlllnS.
THE HOVVLAND DRY, GOODS COMPANY
.locatrtrolley lines will operate im-l
Stephen Field of Lincoln ave. “as reported to der the regular Sunday schedule
be slightly improved this mornintr. Chrilatmas Day.
and reported
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~DOu‘l miss the big Sttlt‘ of l"l‘t‘llt‘ll Monday. Palace Theatre.
lvory at Dounelly’s Annex. \\'e n’
ceived ottr shipment so late are sell"
ing it all at a big discount.
to see the display. .lt‘l‘dfll'.
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In the report of
lief in Belgium. llanbury is credited
with having contributed only 3 to the
Belgian fund. the'
inter: stitta
t‘hristtnas
and complete programs
those given in the Lincoln. (‘oncor'd.l
the Connecticut Knudsen
committee of the Commission for Rc- “'"l ll? printed in Monday's Sentinel
and Henry atr‘I‘t't scliool'
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-~-(.‘harlie t‘ltaplin in "The liink."j
smallest amount and t; “star acts of vaudeVille.
given by arty of the places designated lit-gent. Xmas Day.
as the twelve most populous cities in 11““?an and Melting.
the state. The reason for the scanti-l
ness of the contribution was. presumV
$67.
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ably, that the commission made no“ Basketball (last season's luterstntc:
special effort there. Hartford is cre. League team} vs .\‘orwalk. l’relimin-t
dited with the largest amount. $8.937. ary‘ ,L't‘illlt'. ‘
and )l-eridcn with the second smallest, ed seat sale at lrounelly‘s Stationery
lhttlcittL'. Armory. licserv
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tions.
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tical, helpful advice and assistanco in the ma
iiig of their business affairs. .
Your Business Success
A considerable measure of your business success during 1917
depends upon whether or not you have the right banking connec-
This bank not only affords a safe place for the depositing of
money but also co-opcrates with customers in furnishing prac-
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The Peoples Trust Co.
80th Norwalk, Conn. ‘
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KEEP COW’S RECORD.
ZVaIue of Cow-Testing Associations
tcntly at Springfield. Mass.
A year's record of milk and butter
,l‘tl already had been rttade for all
Lillt‘ cows of the herd. During the
l'll cytry case the previous records
.v.crt duplicated. Some of the cows
t't‘t‘e of poor dairy type, yet were
totally different records. or the last-
nanted class were Nos. K and 9. Many
.c.\petiencctl stocknteu sclcrtcd No. 9
, as The better of the two. but the rec
gut‘ds SIIOWt‘d that for the last year
No. 8 gave 8,445 pounds of milk and
Titti of fat compared with 1.279 pounds
of milk ttiid 198 of fat for .\‘o. 9. ’l‘his
, served as an object lesson to the linu-
tll‘t‘tlh of people who daily viewed the'
demonstration that. good dairy zinc is
not always associated with large pro
tltrctiort and that poor dairy lyric does
not indicate lack of large yield.
“\I'bal nines it cost to keep nie-
Ul‘tlh‘?” was a cotnmort question of
the dairyrnen. lrr cow-testing associa-
)ious, where the above-quoted rec-
ords were made. the charge is $1.50
a month of‘ the tester for one day
ttl('li trtonth. \Vifli feel. labor. arid
.live stock so high, it certainly is int
ptrative ‘9 eliminate met-v unneces-
srv-y t'XDt‘IISl‘ like that "hiiarder" or
~”r‘obtcr" cow that fails to pay for
: I'H‘ll in r feed.
l in the big room at the dairy show
writer.» the cows wore stanchioned
‘v't-rr several hundred comfortable
ti'eas. Ilere several times each day
nt-uknown dairyrncn from \‘ai‘ltltl‘
parts of the country talked to the
large audiences on dairy problems.)
illustrating their remarks with thet
rows of the demonstration herdfi
‘ lspccial emphasis was laid upon thef
value of records in economical matt'
t‘o-opcrative bull associations werel
,czrt-lally described and their many?
advantages explained. That it was
possible to have high-class bulls of
. the fittest breediriz for the use of a.
dairvnian with only a few rows seein-
ltd tt. rnanv farmers as too Aloud to :hotu 5.000 people listened to lectures could not secure, Di .\‘igris is the
lhe true, especially when the cost was and fully 15.000 viewed the exhibits.
‘tvcrr less than iti thy case of scrub,
hulls, ltr this connection the charts
that illustrated the conditions at Ito]
-. land, Iona. lit-fore ttrtd after the otx;
assoclal iorr.!
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Juairitttiori of a bttll
.cl‘v'itcd much interest. At that place
llit‘ numbers have 'lltt“ use of livt.
5'3.“ hulls for I" years.
(in the walls of the demonstration,
iri lion‘s Theatre veg. t.l the National ltair)’ Show held 11‘ iron. were Iilt‘llll‘t‘> of famous dairy
same to A. J.
animals. charts showing results of;
:a‘t‘nltl lteepinu. t'tt'. .
sl«"‘lt'llill milk or dairy houses. with
the :él-lt‘s only partially titrislrntL, to
»-~(‘hnrlic (‘haplin iii "The Rink]. llit)“ cotnplete records of production o...“ rt... pungrmmm “15,, a “My”:
land it acts of high class vaudeville ““‘l ll‘t‘il ('t’llt‘llll'llll‘l“ “"‘I‘l‘ lil‘l’l “Ml cf a dairy barn and of a silo. in tlret
rn-lk houses was dairy equipment, and;
it than in charge answered questions,
,on Canning, and explained the coir:
“M‘l't'l‘l'ti good producers others were of good; ctr-m tiou of these and all other pimp.)
lie ‘sttre Were held ill the .\‘orwalk schools yes- dait‘)‘ t.\pe, yet uere poor producernz ttt‘ tinny buildings, .
Ull.‘~llll others of similar appearance had
.\t regular periods 'd-trnortstratiotts’
in the sterilization of milk. utensils].
} were ;Ll\‘t‘li with the inexpensive t’artni
itt‘t‘iltzer .dt-st-rihed tn l-‘arnrers',
lirtltetiri TH; these tlemonslr'atiortst
were Well lilit‘llllt‘ll. l
'l'here. was also keen littel‘er-l in ev»l
(l'\ part of the demonstrations. asl
l'.a:. be judged from the fact, that
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Rub Pain From Back WithSmall Trial
i Bottle of Old "St. Jacob's Oil"
‘ Back hurt you? (‘an‘t straighten up
without fecliun sudden pains, sharp;
aches and twinnes? .\‘ow listen! That's:
lurnbago. sciatica or maybe frorti I
‘Sll'lllll, and you’ll get relief the mo-
‘ment you rub your back with sooth-I
ing, penetrating "St. Jacob's Oil." Novl
thing else takes ottt soreness. lame.-
ness and stiffness so quickly. You!
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simply rttb it on your back and out;
comes the pain. It is harmlss andI
doesn't burn the skin. '
kirnbcr up! lon‘t suffer!‘ let a’
small trial bottle of old. hottest “St.l
Jacob‘s Oil“ from any drug: store, and1
after using it just once. you‘ll forgeti
that you ever had backache, lumbagol
or sciatica, because. your back will
never hurt or cause any more. misery:
It never disappoints and has been me ,
ommended for 60 years—Adv. l
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Adjoining werejv
CIEPOSITORS WANT M
of Connecticut brought act
'- Superior (‘ourt here today to recover
_'. titortcy alleged to have been depositedI
Mary (taetano and M
Georgia then of Derby in
private bank of (‘arlo
Wines, Old Port. Fi
High Grade Whiske
Holidays. Come in
South Norwalk.
di Nigris,
principal defendant while
wcnt on the bankers bond,
ctHIt-fcndants, The state
itt behalf of the int) depositors
ONEY.
Mu in the.
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FREE
Elegant $3 Wine Sets, Thermometer and
' Calendar Free
With an $8 purchase at our wholesale store
Grade
ne Sherry, Muscatel, Nice'Tablc Wine,
y of all kindsat lowest prices for the
an convince yourself.
J. DiSessa
Wholesale Store—Monroe St., Central Hotel Block.
Tell 1555 and 151-4.
Andrei!
Aldcrnaree and George .\loatarro, WI“!
are made
intervcnbtr .
as it.
NEW HAVEN Dec. :2.-~'l‘lte State holds the bond given by the banker.
~Braud's written guarantee cannot}, .
1914 m the be beaten so casrly. ,
ot Bracelet watches at Charles Brando,
Derby. and repayment or which they Washington street, South Norwalli.
tents, ladien.
Real
Only one more
Remember that'this
Service
Christmas
day to finish tip your holiday shopping.
store is ready to meet the demands of
everybody: ready with large. well assorted stocks of gift
merchandise: and with prices that are reasonable.
Our cases and counters are crowded with gift-giving
suggestions. Come here—enter into the Christmas spirit. and
share the advantage
SPECIAL—All
day at One-third of?
s which we offer.
Holiday Novelties will be sold Satur-
regular prices.
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Delivered BefOre
that
New Edison
Christmas f
it is not too, late to have i
The AJ. Angevine. , A
Norwalk Chronicler