THE SOUTH NORWALK EVENING SENTI"? ..L
THE
Service Counts
Modern Bolling methods en‘tody mm in helping the user bu)’
what he needs—service in helping him use it to best advantage, and
service in getting long life and satistaction out of the lumber he
bought. Of course you can get lumber. you can get service, but you
want GOOD lumber and service in the form of advice as to the kind
better babies, decreasing of
Health issued yesterday, says
good work done to improve
COMPANY
FERRIS COAL-
Schultze’s 3 Sanitary Markets
32 WASHINGTON ST. 9 MAIN ST-
SOUTH NORWALK. NORWALK.
Don’t Forget
to see
Toni Murray
. 31 South Main Street
80. Norwalk
TEAS Pancake FLOURi
FRESH FROM THE MILL
3 PKGS- 25¢
Davey’s
-- Phone 410
F. S. LYON
Good Job Printini!
‘ fl-NORTH MAIN STREET
' ‘ muonwux
.M “per. Best Work, Belt Price-
PHONE 007‘
be a renewed supply of human
to travel the paths that lead
STREET, Noon. —Speclal
the
WALL
atotlts were feterishiy attire in
TODAY IN WALL STREET.|
first hour with considerable profit
taking in the Petroleum issues. llald-
win locomoth'e, Marine Preferred and
Studebaker, those shares reacting 2 to
3 points while general motor made an
abrupt decline of 18 to 515. Steel at-
so was irregular. falling from St; fix
to 85 1-2, while Rails drifted to lower-
levels. Dealings were again limited
to professional traders. Sales of An-
[liti‘l’l‘t‘nt'h bonds were in steadily
diminishing volume at quotations vir-
tunlly unchanged from the opening.
War stocks were the‘ feature of the
second hour on a large improvement
but fell off again toward noon llonda
were lower.
NEW YORK, Dec. 16 (Wall Street,
:ili330 a. in.) More normal conditions
prevailed on the resumption of trad-
.ing on the Stock Exchange today, yes-
lterday's heavy dealings in Anglo-
F‘rench war bonds being lacking. That
‘iasue, howrwer. repeated its minimum
.quutation of 94 1-8 for future deliv-
Ileiy. but the low price regular way was
.94 3-8. lnltial advances included Mer-
icantile Marine Preferred and Louis
{\llk‘ and Nashville. each gaining a
,polnt or more, while. Canadian Pacific,
Norfolk and Western and Union Pa
’crifir were lower. U 8. Steel changed
hands in lots at l000 to 2 .100 shares
at a fraction under yesterdays clone.
crowded insane aaylums.
gin right.
lems may be helped in tho
realizes the sacred obligation
its own when a new
ala, better parents and as a
result better babies."
State Board of Health lhiflts a
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and grade for the diilereat parts of the house or ham or whatever , 3 Clmlgl Should Be Started F07;
it. may be. This is where we do our part. "A
D , Better Pmnts i
ont Buy Cheap Lumber Just Because lts Cheap __ i
Creo Dlpt Stained Shingles. Lime, Cement, Nails. H . '
HARTI‘URD, Conn, DOC. Mind)”-
The Hatch 6 Bailey Co.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
cussing the nation-wide campaign for
infant
mortality, and the national baby week
set for March 4 to 11, 1916, the Month-
’ ly Bulletin of the State Board
or
that it
living
conditions in any community is for
Sea Trout ............ 16c. Salmon . . . . . . . . 14c
Spanish Mackerel 14c Blue Fish ............ 14c the Wt‘llbeins of all and should be
Cod Fish ............ 14c Butter Fish .......... 10c eagerly welcomed. It continues: “In
Tile Fish ........ n t-zc. Escallops .......... 50c qt. the better babies campaign, is there
Oysters .......... 35c qt. not something to be said and done
more fundamental than for the ba-
bies themselves? Should we not
start with a campaign for better par-
ents and regulating the production, so
that each child may have what is its
first right, that of being well-born? So
long as the degenerates, feeble—mind-
ed, cplleptics and inebrintes produce
of their find. Just so long will there
beings
to the
reformatories, the School for lmbe~
ciles,;tho jails. the epileptic colony,
the faim for inehriates and the ever-
“These physical and mental defects
are not so much the result or environ-
ment, as of birth or inheritance. Bet-
ter babies, yes. by all means, but be
Our great economic prob-
solving
when we segregate. and prevent repro-
duction by the unlit and when youth
that is
life is brought
into the world for which it in dircc'ly
responsible. Better ideals. better nor
natural
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’3, You’ll want them for the long evenings that Will soon be here Nothing so rumi
and enjoyable as a good novel and a cozy fireside after the wear and tear or the day'-
' work. new arrivals just in from tirosset & Dunlap:
Larry Eur»
ONCE TO EVERY MAN ...... . ............................................ . .......... .....
BObbiO.G°neral Manager ...... ... . ......................................... . ........ Ulit‘elliggins l’routy
The Gringo. .......... . ........ . ................... . ...... 3.......................B. M. Bowel
Sweetapple Cove.. ............. .. ................................. ....... ..... George Van Schaica
In Search ofa Husband ........ .. . ....... . ................ . ........ .. ..... Corra Harri:
Honorable Senator Sage-Brush... ...... . ................. .......................Francis Lynde
Caviar ....................... .. . ...... ..... . ..... . ..... ......................tirant Richanh
Romance of Billygoat Hill ...... . . .......................Alicellegdn RV"
Captioning Mary Comm ..... ............. ..............Henry Snrdorfiarriw-‘H
The A"OYIn Cau................. ...... ..Aithur llornmlo
The Maney Makerl ............ ... ................. ................ Charles Klein and Arthur llorntrlou
The Yellow Ticket .......... ...... ...................................................7.....Vi('t0Tia “Wm“
American Boy's Library
Boy Scout Edition, Many Handbooks on Electricity, Boat Building, Etc. as well as plenty
. ............ 500
250
oistin-ingstofiea .....
25c Safe and Sound Stories for Boys and Girls .......... ..
Pretty Picture Books for Boys
'I‘he Little Ones ...-nu-ooloooool‘I-Ouo ...... ...o- ------- ...-volcano..-15cv25c135C-SOC
All Kinds of Christmas Booklets. Post Cards. Tags and Labels.
Calendar and Calendar Pads
DON’T MISS THE GIFT TABLE
THURSDAY. DEC 16. £915
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* 'Pltm 1523. South Nor-walk. Ct.
7_ WORK A SPECIALTY.
'Tlm,_Tubea Ind Supplies. Prompt
Service a Feature.
13 Woodward Ave..
OWE AND REPAlRlNG. FORD
BEDS from ..... . 50¢ in $6.00
DO I I S CARRIGES $3.50 a. $3.00
GO CART .......... 49¢ in $3.50
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tique reproductions Four Posters, Martha Washington andSheraton Styles.
A Wonderful Selection Of
CALL US UP
and we will rush our trouble
man. right around when some
' a thing like this happens in your
homo. lfyour
_, PLUMBING
» ll detective. antiquated. unsani-
i‘tlrror worn out, have us make
moat-y repairs or install n
. how-system of
MODERN PLUMBING
JOBBING A SPECIALTY
if“! \CE RNASH
Plumbing and Heating
‘ ‘ Vol.1854.
. W Main 3!.
8. Nmotir
Library 'l‘ables
From $8 in $35
In Mahogany, Oak and
Mission
; Don't fail to see our beautiful line of Dolls‘ Beds in brass,whitc enamel and mahogany an-
; ! Novelties made especially for us of Leather, Silk Lined and Worsted ........ 15¢ to ..
Christmas Gifts From Sterling . -
Always Welcome Furn’ture isthe Most .. TrlStram & Hyatt:
PraCI ical and Acceptable GII‘T iGAZETTE BLDG. THE LEADING DRY GOODS STORE. NORW .
Every Women de-
sires a
. Hoosier
Suggestions for
Christmas Gifts
Mkfl Knim from ..25c to $3.00
caning Sets from. 31.50 to 3150
Scion»: .................. 25: up
We and Manicuring Sets.
" Andlmns and Fire Sets.
h Glade Carts for Boys.
Victor Building Sets for boys
flew-"Eu s Tools.
:uoolul articles.
, rto Clans. E. Dow.)
ASHWGTON 31’,
crates Bottles ........ $1.25 up
lab Lights ......... 75c to $2.50
ornaments ...... 15: to $3 5’? i
t. .............. 85c to $3.50
‘ We Flyers ..... $1.00 to $5.00
................ $1.00 to $5CO
............. SLOO to $409
llldoen Sets of Tools in chests,
.25c to $500
Machinist
Guns. Fishing Tackle and
(MD. Morgan ,
80. NORWALK, GONN.
iF Kitchen
Cabinet
For
Christmas
Note We cupboard
spicewnrluumd
bu Iterations or
(Why holes
:l'ir. Mam--
A word to the wise is suf- '
ficient. Buy now for Christ—
mas Eve delivery.
The Sterling Furniture Co.
127-129 Washington St. Plldlilli 105 so. Norwalk. Conn.
H. Kriegen Co.
This is the week to make your purchases. It you are
not ready to buy and take the goods with you, make your
selection while the assortment is good.
We Clothe Whole Families
You cannot be extravagant when you My trom us,
because all we sell are the necessary and nseiulfiarticles
which you and your children can enioy long alter Xmas.
Sale oi
Boy’s Suits
Sale oi Men’s
overcoats
Balmaroon and Coats for
young men. What more
Sale 0t
Blankets
All Wool and Part Wool
Blankets, especially priced
that will
Have you seen our Cordu—
roy Suits with 2 pairs of
for this week, useful present could you
pants and cap to match?
The greatest. value ever
offered.
make an acceptable Xmas give your husband, brother
present. Hadn’t you better
see what we have to otter.
or son than one of our
Special Coats from
Prices from
$2.00 to $5.00 $3.98 to $18. $5.50 to $0.08
if
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