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In Quest of
Coal?
When a man sets Out
to buy his Coal he has a
burden on his soul that
surely keeps him guess-
ing; for if he fails to get
good Stuff his punish-
ment is sure enough and
his anger is distressing.
There’s lots of fuel to be
had, it’s often good but
sometimes bad—a truth
that we're confessing. '
The Coal we sell is clean
and bright, and too, our
dealing’s safe and right—
that we may have y0ur
blessing.
, The
.FERRIS COAL
‘ COMPANY.
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V Hazelton
Coal ‘
The B. Hershiield‘lk Son Co
< TEL. 294. ‘ is: WATER 0T.
tNofiED OAK com. 4
ONLY ONE.
Try a bushel and you'll buy a ton.
AM THE
their requirements in building mate
are in a position to give you prompt
and timber from new stock arriving
resume the very pleasant relations
ity.
of experience and an established re
ings.
We want to assure our friends—customers (among whom we
hope you are numbered) that we are ready to furnish them with all
and promise you as of old, trustworthy service and sustained qual-
ln our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
noun mill
rials of all sorts, and that we
service and clean sound lumber
each day. We will be glad to
which have existed in the past
to be Discussed Further for
Federal Reserve Board
putation for conscientious deal-
'\\'ASlilXG'I‘().\‘, July 2t.—\\'ith the.
.bitter fight in the Senate over thei
iconfirmation ol‘ Thomas 1). Jones, of
‘c‘hicago, President Wilson‘s nominee
lior the Federal Reserve Board, ended,
, Senators were today breathing a sigh
:of relief that the prolonged contest
We Have reduced the price 0
and Lino
of this
14-16 WALL STREET.
Special Prices on Floor Coverings.
Straw, and Fibre Matting, Oil Cloths,
Do not fail to take advantage
The Norwalk Furniture House
Prompt Delivery—Repairlnd a Specialty.
was over anc‘ were preparing to set-
tle down to practical uninterrupted. - .
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consideration oi the administration's; » D an r Plates 9c Frmt Saucers, doz. """"" 4°C
anti-Trust prtgram. Belief on the‘. ' Breakfast Plates 8c Co e -
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n allofour Carpets, Rugs! part oi President Wilson that thelif - . V r d Dishes ~ 45c
program might be endangered were“. . Tea Plates ................ 6c Cream Pitchers ____________ 15c
the fight continued was
leums.
of anti-Trust legislation. [
Witl; the Jones case out of the wai‘.‘
day were determined to press to a
conclusion the anti-Trust program
and bring Congresa to adjournment at
the earliest possible moment. To
that end, the interstate Trade Com-1
mission hill, already before the Sen-l
ate. was to be taken up in earnest and3
pressed until a vote is reached. After
its passage the Clayton anti-Trust and
sale
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,the railway setul‘ities bills were to be;
idlsposed of. These three measures?
iconstituting the entire anti-Trustf
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Suit Sale
$10 Suits . . . . . $8
$7 Suits . . . .'. $5
GOTTLIEB
$7 AND $10 CLOTHING STORE.
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. money by'Jiav'ing your work done here.;
iprogram, are now before the Senate.
,Administrallon leaders today hope for
’adiournment of Congress not later?
than September 15. l
Now that the nomination of Mn;
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‘Jones has been withdrawn. interest in
;the situation today centered in discus-
.niori its to whom President Wilson
. would choose as his successor. and the
outcome 01 the contest over the conl'ir-
'tmution of Pat“ ii. \\‘urhnrg. the New
-:i’ork Bunker. nominated to he a mum.
'fber of liit‘ Reserve lioard.
The names of Omar lt‘. Hershey, of
Baltimore, and l. M. l-‘cnton. the.
choice of Senator imwls. ol‘ lllinois.
were understood to be under consid-
igniting
3'99 fir )‘buru f— 77:
Am Shame/y Neurosis?“
Should your eyes have been gividg
you trouble or your glasses need
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Harvester Trust Ian’s Name Not ‘
responsible? .
lvr the u’lthdtawai of the nomination. .» -
The contest had delayed consideration ‘ .2
Democratic leaders in the Senate to .
A SALE OF
ENGLISH PORCELAIN
Of the famous Johnson Bros. make, in great variety
of useful articles. Note the prices:
SOUP Plates ---------------- 7c Sugar Bowls .............. 25c
Bread and Butter Plates . . 5c Individual Butter Plates . .. 2c
Pie Plates .................. SC Cofi'ee Cups and Saucers,
Tea Cups and Saucers, doz. $1.00 do 2 $1 20
Oatmeal Dishes ............ 6c
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Bill [Hill ii] ill
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M. Ceccaldi Makes a Strong De-
fence at M. Calllaux
l’AltiS, July 24.-“t‘all Madame
Guaydan," was the command of Judge
Louis .ilbannl immediately the court
opened today tor thc iit'th day‘s hear-
ing ill the trial of Madame Henrietta
t‘allluux for the wilful murder, on
March it}, of Gaston ('ttlineltc, editor
of the Figaro.
Mme. (lucydnn, former wife of the .
prisoner's husband, Joseph L'ailltlux,
an cx~prcmlcr of France, had, how-
ever. not arrived. and Pascal t‘eccnldi,
ninja, a"-
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Vacation Apparel‘ior Women
Buy Your White Chincilla.
Coats, White Skirts,
White Dresses, White Hats,
White WaistsSWhite Shoes
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Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds.
'A. C. Cuneo. Flo‘rist.
TEL. 3724;). 7 RAILROAD ave.
VERY MODERATE emcee.
adjusting feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORI,
OPTICIAN.
Room 6, Keelsr Building,
No. 155 Walhlngton 8t.
Opposite Hoyt'o Theatre.
Menday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, em to O.
My cash prices are the lowest in towu.i
Ldo not expect to makona large profit;
on coal this year, as I sell at such a}
low price just to advertise my lied!
Oak Coal. I am selling Alpha Port-i
land Cement at very lowest prices:
the most intimate private and political
friend of .\i. t‘aillaux, was called to the
stand.
The interest today centered around
the two intimate lcttcrs. referred to
in yesterday's testimony and handed
oration to succeed in, Hamlin. of the
Treasury llcpnrtlncnt, \v'otlltl now be
made governor oi the Federal Rea
serve Board. '
l President Wilson’s action in with
‘drawing the nomination of Mr. Jones,
Have them Charged and Pay
for them" After
The bag must be returned.
_' WILLIAM EFFRON.
8 ROWAN 8T., EAST NORWALK.
Tol. 441.
The Well Known
‘A-lpha Portland Cement
Paul Preusser 8t, Son
ties on, NORWALK—TEL. 1041.
Two. Birds
in Que.» twining :
. shran*i'your" store or home
1 keep out-2 the summer sun
“one of_our awnings. Esti-
tea cheerfully given. ’
'OHN BROS.
as. 3' .12 North Main St.
tithingilielo
TUBE, CARPETS CHkIRS
"AT. "is ELYwAVE. ,_
Tel. 441.
At the Laweat Prices is Sold by l
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cl. 441. , Tgt. 441.| : ' ,y "
. “‘7‘ V,“ l :9 Painting
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asohne‘ p... in...
' .- ji't Decorating it
6c per Gallon lg; , g.
, STANDARD Inavo LAMPS, AND‘I The Gorham CO. 9)
orifoooxmo RANGES AT THE i; 10 Fine at- East Norwlllt 9
.IIQWST PRICES. . it Tel. 4oz. ‘
wCost
Jinn ALL’ Housman);
.TgLOWEST mess on,
mmd. Thoudkwoodsmm
N. Y. address—727 an Av... 9 to
4 p. In. Jail].
Always the Late-t Things in
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Funeral of Percy Albert Newman.
The funeral of Percy Albert Nev:-
man was held from his late home, in
School street. yesterday afternoon, at.
{2:30 Relock, and the services were
'iargely attended by classmates and
~friends.,oi the' deceased. Rev, Louis
E. Howell. rector of St. Paul's Episco-
pal Church, olficlated and intermETlt
lives in Riverside Cemetery. The fol-
lowing acted-as pail-bearers: ‘Spencer
tRlder, Edmund’Colwell, Marvin Saun-
‘ders, LQharles Copley. Elliott DeForeat,
Frank Chamberlain and Roland Beach.
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' -' " ‘Mary Reagan. . >-
Mary Reagan died this morning in
Naramake Hdiue. “she was a native or
Middletown, (loam, but the board , of
charities new not. so far. been able t5
locate any of her friends or relatives.
*Funersl arrangements will he‘announo
ed later. ‘ . ,
LOCKWOOD W BROAD RIVER.
'rh‘e lockwood‘ neuron team. or
this place will meet the Broad River
team. titular“ airmen} oh the hair-
MW it their on nest
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INSTRUMENTS.
The MRWALK
» PAt 'NSHOP,
Joseph Rosenfield, prop.
' 40 WATER sTaEET.
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on all articles of
value. Unredeerded pledges at a sac-
rlfice.
”Nona; H
Water will be shut off from
East Norwalk, Sunday, July
26th, 1914, at 10 3. p1,, on So
Norwaik Water System.
ERS.
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Hake _ your Hind
I “y FlREPROOF'
CENTURY
rot? 937s.
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' motion of Mr. Warburg. Assurances
DISTRICT COMMISSION?
C. " H y disthorpe
neat/low AVO-
it was stated at the White House to-
day, was not an indication that there.
had been any (mange in his deter,
mination to insist upon the confir-
hnve, been given the president that
Mr. \Varlulrg can be confirmed.
lly withdrawing the nomination
of Mr. .lones President Wilson brought
to an end the bitterest fight of his ad-
ministration.
dent acted in harmony with the writ-
‘ ten ‘request or Mr. Jones, who urged
that he no longer be permitted re-
main a. cause of enbarrassment.
The president's message of with-
drawal was entirely unexpected. lt
Ireached the Senate just as Senator
motion. was concluding a speech de-
nouncing the International liarvester
Company, of which Mr. Jones is a
director, and those responihle for its
existence and operations, The mess-
age caused many Senators to breathe
easier, and ended debate that prom-
ised to continue indefinitely.
Accompanying the message was Mr.
Jones' letter and the president‘s re.
ply. Mr, Jones expressed the belief
that as a result of the contest, even
it the nomination were confirmed. his
.. usefulness as a Reserve Board mem.
her would be seriously impaired.
The president in his reply accepted
Mr. Jones‘ suggestion reluctantly and
scored those who, he said. had treat-
ed his nornlnea. with “gross and man-
ifest injustice."
iosruesotta
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new bu'sfness block of M. room a
.56“, the corner or Bouton and Lowa
J. Ungrary, who intends
’ Just the things.
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‘ SUMMER GIFT
OUR '
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to the tormer Schw‘am block. 1
avenue," hich they will occupy
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the new block “completed.
will be torn down. The new struc
one “a h] hull; There will
three states oaths a
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ted privately to the jurors.
Ibegan his testimony, said he would de-
‘f‘er until the arrival of Itime. Gueydnn
in doing so, the presl-'
Reed, Democrat, who/opposed confirg
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- . i This occasioned .an uproar and Judge
The centraot for the erection of the dim and asked he
streets.'has been awarded to Stephen.
to , bezm ‘ said or. Ceccaldi;
work next week. The‘iviessrs. Josem with a criticism
are at present moving their big stock . Bumofiv '
‘1 Ely ' Chamber 0
until drawn up by Victor Fabre in connec-
Ths present old wooden buildinsli When
“170 «hour.
will be titty-seven root'rroni by eishtv- aim to. the can
”0 action in mun: W”
m Itool. a lam bro documents.
hostile one hits “so!“ by “10 1°"
ich will
In no! 1:.an and menu a».
by Mme. Gueyan to Maitre Labori, to
deal with as he chose. Great curiosity ‘ '
had been awakened as to Whether they
would be read in court or communicat-
You Return iii Easy Weekly
Payments. ‘
hlaitre Labori, before .\i. Ceccoldi
a communication he desired to make
to the court. ‘
.\l. Cessaldi addressed to the jury an
impassioned defense oi! the Calllaux
family. He said Mme. Caillaux‘s ei-
torts to restrain her husband from as~
suming political power was due to her
belief that his keeping out of the gov-
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Ford Model '1‘, electric lights, A1 condition ...... ' '. .‘. .......... $300.00
iher M." Wright
BARGAIN m usEn cans
eminent was the only way in which
they could expect to have peace in
their life. ' . . . .
‘ 1 5 Passenger Touring Car, newly painted Bargain ...... . __ 3350,00
M. Caillaux, seated in the crowded
court among the witnesses and journa-
lists, followed attentively his friend's
pan'egyric, nodding his head in appro-
bation and occasionally casting a
glance about the courtroom as though
measuring the effect of the witness’
iwords. .
Mme. 'Caillaux. in the prisoner's en-
.closure, presented a sorrowful figure.
iln her eyes was a look oi bewilder-
ment and seeming terror. She did not
speak to any one, but she had had a
)long talk with her husband in the
‘prlson otthe Conclergerie betore the
hearing began. '
. it was understood that former Pre-
inder Barthou was again to be con
ti‘ronted with iii. Calllaux today. '
‘ Those in the courtroom soon began
.to tire of M. Oeccaldl's speech. and
itiie interruption increased. ' which
ibr’bught from the witness the heated'
iexclamatio'n: "I have the r
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1 Pope Hartford, a revelation in power and speed.
. Mid-Summer Clearing. Sale.
On All Honsehoid Goods-«A Saving of SOper cent.
Corrie Early and Take Advantage . ‘ d
of the Bargains.
'M. GUTKOWSKY
37 NORTH MAIN ST. OPP. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
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k £33313? Maltre Laborl retorted that he thought Servian situations the local stock mar-
hm “em“ ‘33“ “e 9 Emma or them did. Maitre Labori then ket naturally Opened with general de-
man in'prlson. returned the letters to Madame Guey.’cllnes, though in few instances tlitl
r what her wishes prices fall as low as abroad. Canathan
Albner. who hitherto had been lmpas- were in the matter, and she replied;.Paciflc, which lost two points in Lon-
don, yielded only a point here, but-its
.slve, pounded his desk to restore or. “i don‘t care what you do. P dblish
der. f ‘ ., th them all if you want to do so." - ,. {affiliated property commonly known as
"1 will continue my (16903 i 0“. tied it w“ thereupon decided -to mafia“ goo, declined two points. in addition
“d he procee if three of the letters among the papers to Canadian Pacific, new low levels
of former PM} 9 m the can. but to ma only one 0;, were recorded by Baltimore and Ohio.
in '93de in am them after the recess. — . Erie Common and First Preferred and
use in court Chesapeake & Ohio. There were one
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t months the ‘ docnme IM. Ceccaldl amazed th
by giving his testimony. in are form or point losses in numerous special lies.
a speech. in which the savings] the but leaders were comparatively tirIn.
political and newspaper attacks on the}
rumor premier.” The auditors moan-i
Iwhile kept up a manual murmur-o!
Protest or approval. The pro Ima-
ed ll. Cocoon! to about: “I I def-d
1M. cull-nut lamest-um.
lost in.” '1
‘tion with the 'Rochotte swindle. . .
)l. Cocosl‘di had spoken for
tamer Premier-Berth“ vial
d and defended hls
lie the Victor i-‘a-
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Want; smear, Xmas—Prices fell
lower as the session reasoned. (lana-
dill Pacino and trio First tools; a
‘pdntu. with general lie-vim in
Nona-n Pacific. union Pantheon»
«- Pacific. mush-Ila. 3:" Haven
1‘“ Coolers. Capos Ibo boa-o re-
; ”sunny. AM he" a point
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