" MONDAY, JULY no, 1914. j
.J Quest Toffm
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When a man sets out to buy
his Coal be has a
his soul that surely keeps him
burden on
: guessing; for if he fails to get
, good stuff his punishment is
_ sure enough and his anger is
, distressing. There‘ lots of fuel
it to be had, it's often good but
sometimes bad—a truth that
The Coal
we sell is clean and bright.
1' we're confessing.
and too, our dealings safe
and right—that we may have
your blessing.
The ,
EFERRIS COAL
COMPANY.
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BUY '-
Hazelton
‘ Goal
The B. Hershtield 8: Son Co
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122 WATER ET.
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nu nzo oAK COAL I AM THE
ONLY ONE.
III! B. bushel and you-’ll boy a ton.
7 cash prices are the lowest in town.
-1 do not expect to make a laige proiit
on coal this year, as i sell‘at such a
i?" price just to advertise my Red
003 coal.
. Um! Content at verv lowest prices.
”"1110 has must be returned.
WILLIAM EFFRON.
,1 ROWAN ST., EAST NORWALK.,
“1'01. 441. Tel. 441.
‘- BEWARE.
I have had several complaint or
Watch for the sign "3 Rowan
t." on the wagon. Also the driv-
must give you a duplicate slip
' my name and address.
“I— pay lo a lb. {or rags and best
-i can for metal, rubbers and leath-
bod!
'WILLiAM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN sr.
441.
fine: -.1;--
asOIine
0 per Gallon
'OOOKING RANGES AT TEE
‘ Wits'r caress. .1;
Tel. 441.
NORWAETTEL. 1047.
en your store or home
. out the summer sun
Esti-
'c. A. TICKING.
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ELY ‘AVE.
is NVAnv, "min.
I am selling Alpha Port- . . ..
Mic who have been cheated by;
Millers who claim to be working for»
, It you want to avoid being
“White Serge. a good 54 50 "this 339°; and Pfd
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We want to assure our friends—customers (among whom we ’
hope you are numbered) that we are ready to furnish them with all i
their requirements in building materials of all sorts, and that we i
are in a position to' give you prompt service and clean sound lumber i
and timber from new stock arriving each day. We will be glad to t
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past -‘
and promise you as of old, trustworthy service and sustained qual- i
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Create Disturbance Did Not
Materialize
PARIS, July 20.—Foremost in
thoughts of Parisians today was the
ity. 111 our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
of experience and an established reputation for conscientious deal-
ings.
for the murder on March it} of Gaston
‘Calmette. editor of the Figaro.
_Ceedings at noon in the i’alaCe of
ing as president of the court.
involving political intrigues in Which
the prisoner‘s husband, a
French premier and Minister of Fi-
nances, was a prominent figure, was
just to their taste.
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All of our Refrigerators and Ice
Boxes at a discount of 33 per cent.
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STOM: (, liOi hb from tie smallest drizzling rain, had assembled in
vicinity. and special forces or police
were calied_out to keep order.
. From an early hour long lines form-
ed on the Place llauphine and 1118'
Boulevard du Palais, hoping to secure
the few places left for the general pub.
lic in the courtroom, which had been
to the largest size made.
The Norwalk Furniture House
14-16 WALL STREET. TELEPHONE 44-
Prompt Delivery—Repairing a Specialty.
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itions in the lines were irustratcd by
the police.
Just the Things
’ Mrs. Ellen E. Hall.
FOR A ‘ Mrs, Ellen E. Hall, who of Edward Mme. (‘ailluilx had been conducted
SUMMER GIFT ll. llall. died at her home, 5 llarbor from the prison of the conclcrgcrie
avenue, Saturday afternoon. alter a to the court by secrct ways, so that
OUR long illness lroiu (Hilt't‘l'. She was those outside had no opportunity of
vatytonr years old, and is survived
by her husband and one son. The
funeral services will be held troni the
cheering or hissing hcr according to
their sympathies. The other lead-
ing figures occupied with the case.
INDIAN SWEET
GRASS BASKET home tonight at it o'clock, and lieV. however, were the objects of demons
' t‘harlea If. lizirto. pastor of the Nor- strntlons. Among them were the pro-
walk .\1, id. (‘hnl’ch, will oiiiciatc. Un- ciiraiorgenerzil, Julis Herbaux. in
‘dertakcr ii. K, illtclicil will nccom»
paiiy the body to iliinbury, tomorrow
morning, where burial will be made.
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charge oi" the prosecution, and
band Laborl. the {anions advocate,
who appears for the defense.
‘ 'l‘lic newspapers today were filled
with references to the case. and the
Figaro came out with a \iolently word-
ed article on the opening of the trial
from the pcu of Alfred t‘apus. the re
cently chosen acadeiniciun, or “Ini-
mortal." who now occupies the editor»
ial chair of the Figaro. formerly held
by (Q‘iilmette. in It he declares: “The
RIGGER MAN
ROS.. 64 North Main St._
1...”.
Mrs. Margaret Sheehan.
Mrs. Margaret Sheelian. widow of
‘ - the late William Shechan. died at her
1honie on Plymouth avenue, yesterday
afternoon til 2 o'clock. Death was due
Ito old age. She was about 70 years
i ‘ . 2 old. 'l‘wosons, William, of Danuury.
l ' . ‘ and‘ Cornelius. of Norwalk, and two
BRICK LIME :W , daughters, Mrs. Mary low, oi .\‘oi‘ party “llilll assassinated Calmette is
. walk. and Mrs. James 0 Reilly, ot ‘ going to do its best to dellle his mem-
Jersey City. survive. The funeral will 'ory. for which purpose it has stopped
. be held Wednesday morning, services at nothing, and has not scrupled to
‘ . ' . at the house to be at 8:30 and at St. ,violate confidence. thus giving a fare
i R. Hal-Old COX Mary's Church at 9 o'clock. lntermentiaste of what is in store", The article
‘ will be in St. Mary's cemetery. icontlnues with a pnnegyric on the
2 First St. East Nomaik._ ldead editor, and concludes: ‘Those
w Funeral of Mn. Wheeler. who have slain him ironi behind would
The funeral of Mrs Father Mary like to transform him into a titan in-
Wheeler aged 77, who died on Satur- volved in shady nuance—a pirate.
day afternoon at her home on Rowan Callaux. go on! Ito not put \ourselt
street, will be held this afternoon‘out You have well sharpened teeth,
money by having your work done here. from the late home at 2 :30 o‘clock. a heavy law, an appetite exc ited by
Fruit. and Vegetables of All Kinds. Rev ..S P. Fairbanks will omclate and the smell of blood; but the honor of
i interment will be in the East Norwalk Camniette Is wrought m marble. Yeti
A. C. Cuneo‘ Florist. cemetery. The pail bearers will be‘will not bite into it!"
A. N. Morgan. Harry Hunter, George; As soon as the jurors, who had been
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
B. Roberts and-Mortimer L. Roberts.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
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' Funeral Work a Specialty. Save
Mrs. Wheeler, the widow of the late
\‘I‘. C. \i'heeler, was one of East .\'or~
' walk's oldest and most respected resi-
dents. and her death will be keeiili'.
felt by a large number of friends.
Mortimer L. Roberts oi the \larflower'
H. 8: 1.. Company is a nephew of “re ‘
\\ heeler.
had taken their places, President Al-
Ibanel called out, 'Bring in the ac-
_cused," and the moment for which the
peeple crowding the couitroom had
been waiting had come.
g8TATE BARS NEW HAVEN BONDS
HARDWARE, MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTS.
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Roseniield. prop.
40 WATER STREET
806% Moan/Am
Money loaned on all articles
chasing In 52 Issues of the
\‘l ALI. STREET—Foreign selling.i System.
which was one of last weeks disturbn HARTFORD Jilly 18~State Bank
ing features, was resumed at the be- Commissioners have issued a list of:
originning of this week' a operations, bonds which can no longer be purchas-I
'London cabling a decidedly lower ed by savings banks of th S t Tl
. a at; a saC- . e [a e 1e
3‘31“ Unredeemed pledge range of quotations. One point losses 5 list includes fifty -two bonds of the
triage; . ., . .. ... ‘ were registered by Baltimore and New Haven road and its affiliated pro-
) __ ‘ " ' ‘ " ' Ohio and Eries, with notable reces- parties Many of the .\ew ila\en bonds
i alone In Canadian Pacific, New York were at.‘ one time consideied as good
Mens Outing TrouserSiCentral, Pennsylvania and Missouri.:as gold.
iKansas and Texas Pfd
'Men‘t- Win gating .Trbnsers of gen-1
nine nuptial; manners ‘a 35. 00 value
’ 33- 50
New Haven
and semi-active issues were
Union Pacific. minus its extm divi-
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ERED. '
lderid of Baltimore and Ohio Common
shares and $3 cash was BRANiFORD, July 20 .-—-The body 0!
01‘ rmctionally lower, but- soon made re- William Leishman. twenty~four years
. footieryi. Prices in some instances stir. old, of Windsor Locks, who was drown
While DUCK WWW" 31004 teneduoward the end at the iii-sailor: ed while swimming in Long
G0 I ILHEB hm" .OSund Oil! Indian Neck, was recovered
want. swam, "Noon—Prime as? at noon today. The recovery was
37 AND :10 CLOTHING areas. .
Striped White Serge, a “do value
vices lrom Paris pointing to acute coh- made by Captain Elmer Tyler. \V.110
!ditlona on the Continent, added to the from 8 motor boat Was dragging with
learly uneasiness. Baltimore and Ohio 8 net the place where the young man
roo LAT! POR CLIWIIIPIOATION. became increasingly heavy with fur. was seen to disappear. The body was
tker selling of the preferred for future caught In the net.
WANTED—a POSITION AS TYP- delivery. St. Paul also developed sud-
ist. College education. Moderate sal- den dunno... An unusual feature was HELD IN 8760 BOND. FOR STAB-
uy. Address Ilsa J. Peeks 20 the altering .01 stocks or such widely DINO.
Woodlswd Ave, Stamford, Conn. .dlfleruit chariot“ as Texas Com,
- 120 at pay and Chino Copper. tke tamer de- TORRIXOTON. July all-The mo
gem—— cihingflvepolnuinonnnectlon with at Alfred MMW with u-
proot-ed moon. alanine, kbw- unit with taunt to km a muo-
m m m ”M'nerJlarrtnna-andsmlmfim summon-norm!“ Trackers».
Wmtmw‘hmltolu-miwaaummmaomuaurum-1.111..“ “bull...“ in
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0m ‘EDW infirm-nun. skates. Bonds nu ma caret toms. haul-r
W namwlleturpoflMInVIr- moi-um mo
mums-r 3 idol-mm mum-lust. ,
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"till fill IilRflHl 3
' Ihreats ot Royalist Hotheads to‘
the 1 I
opening of the trial of Mme. Caillaux, . 7
Pro-,1 '
EJustice, with Judge LOuis Albanet, act-; (I
The dramatic setting of the attain.
former ‘
Added to this were. .
the rumored threat of Royalist hob,
heads to create a disturbance during :
the trial. and the precautions taken
Don‘t buy FRI‘IT JARS until you by the government to prevent an out"
get our prices I break. ‘
‘ Long before the opening of the
Palace of Justice. crowds detying the1
the ‘j
:— —‘—')tor the most part allotted to press
. 'reprcsentaiives and barristers. Ell;
"EATHS AND FUNERALS forts to make profit by the sale 0!“ pos-
drawn by lot iii a private room. and.
the tour judges composing the court‘
rnun III Witt startlis'v'm 8"" m"'”"""°"‘ Fur-L
lower BODY OF DROWNED MAN RECOV-i
island,
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When a Cool Day Comes
EVQT)‘ lA'oman feels the need of a change from the thin materials ililtt
were a necessity last week.
Half Price Sale
LADIES’ TAILORED suns
Affords an opportunity to buy garments or the latest models, in the most
popular shades. Do not fail to take advantage of this chance for your va- -
cation outing.
All of the Ladies’ Tailored Coats at
, , . . CutPrices.
tGATHEBIIE WINTERS
: BODY 18 FOUND
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' CHICAGO July nownitody believ- - ’ H Krle er .H& CO
ed to be that of Catherine Winters, . g 0
Ind, ‘ -
tlon~wide search has been made for
of Newcastle, for whom a nu.
more than a year, was exhumed in
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the. l'ottcr‘s Field in a cemetery ail
Vacation Apparel for Women
L'ibaiia, Ill, yesterday, according to iii h
report received here curly today.
llotccllvcs caused the body to be ex
huincd. livery detail of the descrip~
tion oi‘ the missing nineyearold
Buy Your White Chincilla.
Coats, White Skirts,
White Dresses White Hats,
White Waists White Shoes
dciitist of Newcastle. lnil., _
that of the body, it was rumored. ’i‘het
clothing she wore on the day she dis-i
appeared also was identified, it waai ,
said.
It is alleged iii it the body lay tori|
thirtccn months in the recehlng H
vault of the ienictciy and then wasi
buried unclaimed in the Potter 5
Field.
i’rlavtc detectives who arrived in
l'rbann two days ago told the coron-
er, .1. J. llanmore rind Sheriff Davis,i
lthat they had traced the body 01;"
Katherine Winters to Florida and i.
ithonce to (‘hainpalgn where it had, ‘.
been buried. Theodore llrown, sec-
ton of the cemetery told the detec- i
lives he could identify the stranger
who brought the body to Champaign,» '
and he and the two men left imme-I
diately tor New.castle ' ' _
When the body was first brought to, u er . rig
l rbana in April 1913 it was given to ' ,
Guy Stewart an undertaker. “lie told
me to take care of It for a few daysl
Have them Charged and Pay
for them Aftier ~
You Refinrn 1n Eaby Weekly
Payments.
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BARGAIN IN USED CARS
8““ have it Dim" “1 a “Cellini Ford Model T, electric lights, A1 condition .. ..... ..... $300.00
vault and that some one would be
t.‘ sat Stew.art
along to claim 1 d 1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted. Bargain ........ $350.00
The body remained in the receiving
vault for thirteen. months but no one
came to claim it. Two months ago'
it was buried.
The detectives stated that the man1
who was transportaing the box regisa,
Etered at various places.
.' Detectives today believed that they
had exhumed the body of Catherine
i“ inters in the Potters Field at {7h-
bana, Ill. but Dr. William A Winters,
tot Newcastle, ind, father of the
:child who disappeared in March.
1913 said the hair of the dead girl
did not correspond with that or his
daughter .
‘.‘l don't think she was my little
girl," asserted Dr. Winters over the
long distance telephone. I
i ".‘My girl had brown hair” Dr me
ters said, “while the little girl whosei
body they exhumed has very lightl o
blonde hair. idon‘t believe it is: W
she." I _ . . -'
“I’ve been treated so badly by these
tin star witnesses that I take very lit-
‘tle i‘aith‘in their discoveries any more.
There‘s no use of my going to Cham-
paigri, but I have sent an other over
there just to make sure, " Mr. Winters
added. . ;
'1 Pope Hartford, a revelationqn power and speed.
'Mid-eSummer Clearing Sale.
On All Heusehold Goods---A Saving of 50 per cent.
or
Com-e'Early and Take Advantage
of the Bargains. ‘
’ M. GUTKOWSKY
87 NORTH MAIN ST.’ OPP. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
A Tango Tea Will beHeld in the
Casino Bali Room
Roton Peint Park
JULY 218T, FROM 3 UNTIL 6 O‘CLOCK.
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HAT SHOP HIRE to
enliven lNCENDlARY
DANBURY, July 20:— A fire believed
to have been of incendiary origin to TH'S‘ AFTERNOON
tally destroyetLthe shop oi an unoc-
copied but factory. on Paaquoquo areQ T. k __
nus. owned by Arnold Turner. or this [0 ets, - .
city. early Saturday. The actual loss ,
l" .1" V“ W“ “'0 principal d'm‘i Exhlbltlon oi the newest dances by Miss Elisabeth ilctllbbon and Mr.
mmgduetoloodmkntsmdy .
for shipment. -
II. P. Wilcox. -~
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Tend-thousand Ibo-I water ...
mun-punk». Mentor
;‘m“;.':.‘::‘;°.fj;:;:il‘ry a Want Ad. in Ihe Solitiuei
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