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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-
, F" ing;forifhefailstogflt
3‘ snout is sure enough and
' ;‘ Manger is distressing.
3" There’slotsotfueitobe
R M it’s often good but
I sometimu bad—a truth
3‘ that we're confessing.
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F. and bright, and too, our
F We eaieandright—
[j that we may have your
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The
FERRIS COAL
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Hazelton
Coal
.TheB. Hershfield &Son Co
TEL. 294- 122 WATER IT.
IN. RED OAK COAL
' " ' ONLY ONE.
-. Try a bushel ,and you‘ll buy a ton.
My cash prices are the lowest in town. ‘ '
, l'do "not expect to make a large profit ‘
on coal this year, as I sell at such a . .
"low price just to advertise my Red
Oak Coal.
land Cement at very lowest prices.
The bag must he returned.
. . WILLIAM EFFRON..
“I ROWAN 811, EAST NORWALK.
, (hi. «1. ' Tel. 441.
The Well Known
‘ .. At the Leweat Prices is Sold by
WM EFFRON,
3 ROWAN 81'.
Tel. 441.
out the summer sun
I AM THE
'1 am selling Alpha Port— , .
Alpha Portland Cement i
. .riflce.
THE SOUTH NOHWALH EVENHIG SMNEL
to poetpons the sailing of the vessel
. , ~ owing to the clouded political situa-
w. want to assure our friends—customers (among whom we :1
hope you are numbered) that we are ready to furnish them with all ;;
their requirements in building materials of all sorts. and that
are in a position to give you prompt service and clean sound lumber
lugs.
and timber from new stock arriving each day. We will be glad to ;
resume the very pleasant relations which have existed in the past
and promhe you as of‘old, trustworthy service and sustained 'qual-
ity. In our interpretations of orders we have the advantage of years
of experience and an eatsbim reputation for conscientious deal-
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If You Need
14-16 WALL STREET.
A stair carpet, cool matting,
reliable oil cloth, or linoleum,
be sure to take advantage
of the our cut price sale
of floor coverings
Big reductions on all our hammocks this week
The, Norwalk Furniture House
Prompt Delivery—Repairing a» Specialty.
a New Rug
TELEPHONE 44.
Funeral Work a Specialty. Save
money by having your work done here.
Fruits and Vegetables of All Kinds.
A. C. Cuneo, Florist
TEL. 372-12. 7 RAILROAD AVE.
VERY MODERATE PRICES.
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WALL"
PAPER
Pai‘iltiiigi,r
Papei‘ Hanging
Decorating
TifeCorha’m C0.
10 First as. am Nomaiit '
HARDWARE, MUSICAL
msrnuuenre.‘
The NORWALK
PAWNSHOP
Joseph Rosenfield, prop.
so warm eraser.
SOUTH NORWALK
Money loaned on all articles of
value.- Unredeeined pledges at a sac-
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FIREPR’OOF
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SHINOLES.
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. almost suspended except for cash
at any momtnt.
Fits—U Eyeglasses
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Should ,your eyes have been giving .
you trouble or your glasses need
adjusting, feel at liberty to consult
WILLIAM J. MOORE,
OPTICIAN.
Room 0, Kseier Building.
No. 155 Wathin on It.
Opposite Hoyt's heats-o.
Monday. Wednesday and Friday
Evenings, 0:30 to .-
Iii. Y. address—n7 att- Aves O to
4 p. to. daily.
DEATHS AEFIIIIEIIALS
‘l'heodere Jepson.
Theodore Jepson, first lieutenant of
Company ii, Twentieth Regiment_ C.
V. 1., died at the Soldiers' Home, Nor-
oton, yesterday. He was 74 years old.
Burial will be made in Spring (Hove
cemetery.
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—-SPECIAL NOTICE.
i. Breaev announces her season end
sale of suits. coatsI dresses and millin-
ery. A good opportunit . to save money ‘
for we make a sale but once in a
season. The public should be satis-
fleid. Salé’starts Aug. 1 until Aug.
15th. I, Bresev, 119 Washington St,
next to post office.
GDNVEIISITIDIS AIIE Iii-
st.
(Continued, tron: First Page.)
districts within their jurisdiction. The
Berlin city council commssoner sev-
eral firms to purchase and bring in
supplies of grain and flour andxmany:
of' the cities near the frontiers followed
suit. . .
The financial markets reflected the
general pessimism. Trading has been
business, and even this Is listless.
Money is almost impossible to ob;
train. and it is known that at least a
dozen brokerage and banking firms are
in difficulties and suspensions are an"
prehended I : ,. <
Aurel-loan visitors after at first treat-
ing rumors of war lightly hare begun
to realise the gravity of the situation.
Their German friends occupying influ-
ential positions have advised them to,
quit the country at once: as a mobili-
zation order mixhi tie up the railroads
The; report- that the Orand Duke”
Ernst disses was proceeding to St.
Petersburg was semi—omcially denied
today. The Grand Duke is still at
Wolfagsrten castle , g ‘-
LONDON. duly um. Ralph“?
American mails» company 8!-
nounoutlutthessliingolthesteama
'- from European trips, have been left by
j rangements.
3 sage on the ‘impsrstor was Thomas
- Nelson Page, the United States am-
to America for a vacation.
tion.
are Americans returning
the company to make their own ar-
Among those who had booked pas-
bassador at Rome, who was returning
HAMBURG. Germany. July 81.—~Bo-
sides suspending the sailing from
Hamburg of the lmperator, it was re-
ported today that the Hamburg-Ameri-
the developments of the international
can liners, however, will continue in
service.
Shipping to Baltic ports has been
entirely suspended.
LONDON.
Telegraph company's dispatch from
are at Semendria had not succeeded in
forcing the pass held by the Servlan
troops, possession of which would give'
them access to the Morava River val-l
ley and thus open up a direct road to
Nisii.
'it was officially announced here to-
day that “conversations” had been re
sumed between the Russian and Au-
stro-liungarian governments.
I
VIENNA, July 31. —Austrlan frontier
guards today repelled a strong attaclt
by Serlians near Klotiev.taz on the;
Bosnian frontier, without sustaining
loss. The Servians lost one ofiicer
and twenty- two men.
GLASGW, Scotland. July 3].-—-ThS
stock exchanges here and in Edin?
burgh were both closed today.
LONDON, July 31.—i‘iowager Em-‘
press Maria Feodorowua, of Russia,
who had come to England intending
,to pass some weeks with her sister,‘
'Queen Mother Alexandru,.iias decided
to return direct to Russia tomorrow.
cancelling her usual visit to Don?
mark. ' ‘
BERLIN, July 31,—The German
Federal council today Issued a decree
prohibiting exports of grain, flour, I
foodstuifs, meats, animal products. all?
tomobile trucks, motor cycles, petroV
leum coal tar and coal oils. This goes
into effect immediately,
The step taken by the Federal coun-
cil, whose members represent the rul-i
ers of the federated states composing]
the German empire, was said to have‘
been necessitated by the heavy ex-I
ports of the past few days reported
by the Chamber of Commerce,
It was semi-officially announced that:
thermatters dealt with by the Fed-‘
erated council were of “secondary im-!
portanca. . i
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ADENSTEIN, Germany, July 31.-—A'-
Russian spy‘was arrested here todayii
He is said to belong to the St. Peters‘?
burg military intelligence department.{
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BARGEDONA. Spain, .luly iii—i
Manifestations in favor of Servia werei
organised here today. but were dis-i
persed by the police. i
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situation in London has become 303
abnormal that it is understood thei
British Cabinet at its meeting toda! .
discussed the possibility of taking
measures to prevent n‘possible panic.
The Bank ’of England was today
charging ten per cent. for weekly ad-
vances-fian unprecedented rate.
therevthis morning, a long row of
clerks and messengers marshaled by
to convert bank notes into cash. ItQ
appears that- theJ'olnt stuck institu-
mOnth end'cheoks in hank notes and‘
spending their recipients to the Bank
Of England to obtain cash for theta-A
There has been nothing whatever in
the nature of a panic or a run but
officials have been quietly paying cut
said and silver since the openins 0!
the bank this morning". -
cable transfers on New York were
quot at $5 20 and small parcels of
caupons when offered at the banks
were only taken at the rate of as 9D
for the doilai' ’ ‘ '
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WiGO Spaih,1uly §1.-The agents
suspendednntn further active,
The passengers, of whom about 80.
; per cent.
. The company. however, j :j
~ says the moment the situation clears : -:
.I up the lmperator will sail for New . .-
‘j York, and the passengers will be xtV- '- I
~ on due notice of the date of her de-
1: parture.
can line had also ordered the Voter- , ,2
land to stay at New York and await '
situation. The other Hamburg-Amerl- . II
July 31.—An Exchange ' -
Nish, Servia, ivia Salonikl, says that I. :
up till last night the Austrian invad- “ '
3land when she is at war.
iing that no mobilization order would
56ermany has been interrupted sincel
o'clock this afternoon.
Tthe frontiers, but authentic details of
'absurd, as it would be impossible for
. territory.
{British considered the place not worth.
defending.
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LONDON, Jilly 31.—The ban-king-
A curious spectacle-was witnessed— .
red-coated officials waiting their turn»,
tions‘ are paying out holiday and -
“Wmmudeshave received. i.
mats-actions today that shipments were .
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white and tan.
SPECIAL VALUE AT 12l/ze PAIR—Knock-a-bout Hose, for either boys or girls.
Fine rib. Black only.
KNOCK-A-BOUT HOSIERY FOR GIRLS, AT 150~Fine rib, light in weight, excellent wearing.
Boys’,Girls’, and Misses’,
SIERY;
Made with double knee
Black,
ROUND TICKET HOSE FOR GIRLS AT 25c—A tide ribbed, mercerized Stocking, extra spliced toe and
heel, very dressy. Black, white and tan.
ROUND TICKET LISLE HOSE FOR MISSES, AT 25c—Piain lisle, seamless shaped Hose.
FULL FASHIONED MISSES’ HOSE—in silk lisle, at
CADET HOSIERY FOR GIRLS AND BOYS, AT 25c PAIR—Every pair guaranteed, fine rib, medium rib.
' and heavy rib. Cadet Stockings are reinforced with real Irish linen at all
strongest and most durable of yarns.
35c; 3for $1.00, and 50¢ per pair ill
wearing points. The :0:
Black and tan.
BLACK CAT HOSE FOR BOYS, AT 250—Sizes 7 to 11, medium M‘eight, fine rib, triple knee and linen I :
toe and heel.
furnish ten thousand troops to Eng-
‘BERLIN' July 31.—-The German Folk
eign Office gave assurances this morn-
be issued in Germany today. Officials
admitted, however, that the situation
had not improved but had become
rather aggravated since the Issue of
the Russian mobilza’ion order.
CLONDON July .31"A Central News
dispatch from Paris says telephonic
communication between France and
Dispatches from Nish, in Servia, and
from Vienna tell of encounters be
tween Austrian and Servian troops on
the lighting were lacking. Military
men here‘polnt ,out that stories of
fighting with heavy losses such as that .
said to have occurred at Fetcha are ~
the Servians in the time at their dis-
posal to have crossed the Drina and
advance twenty’ miles within Austrian '
it is argued also that an- .
nounsement that 500,000 Austrian sol-
diers are on the march into Servla. .
PEKI'NG. July sir—The British fleet
today deserted Wetliai-Wei and sall- ‘
ed at midday with sealed orders. thusi ‘
fulfilling its long standing orders. The
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Special Sale, of Dresses and
Skirts
Every Dress in our Store has been
Marked Down to the Very Lowest
Notch
CHARGE ACCOUNTS ARE
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Panama Hats Sell as Low as $1. 50
Worth $3 50 to $4.00
S
Sommences
All $7 Suits.
GOTTLIEBS
Semi-Annual CLEARACE
; A MEN’S SUITS '
AliiilOSuits . . . .
in addition to all of our regu’a‘r Summermeight Suits, blues greys. browns, greens, pencil stripes hair-
line stripes Tartan plaids. etc., we are offering for this sale an assortment of Sample Suits of all year
ALE
Tomorrow, Saturday
. $8
$5
around sleight have just come in. Every suit is different and each one represents the latest in men‘s
fashion, ~
MEN'S SHIRTS. ’BOYS’ SUITS.
50c and 750 kind ............ ..;..\ ....... 39c 38-00 kind -------------------------------- . 54-48
’1. 00 and $1. so kind .. _______________ ...... 79° 9:7.00 kind .2 ............................... $3.98
. $6.00 kind ...... . ....... ...... $3.48_
WAS" suurs AT “A“ "“75 $5.90 kind ......... . .................. . $2.93
$omeascheap as .......... 25¢ “.50 kind ................ ........L ....... . 32.69
. MEN'S PARIS GARTERS ........ 15:: $4.00 kind .............. . .................. $248 _
‘ _ ~ $3.50 kind. ........ ' ....................... $2.25
Boston and other makes, UNDERWEAR.
MEN-S 25c SILK wthABLE NEGKWEAR --7° «is. v. D., Porus Knit, Reis Bro” *Baibriggan, etc. 3%
12c All others ,including boys’ ............. . 19c
men's 25.; M ERCERIZED socxe‘ . .
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-—-—WE GIVE 3 ca. H GREEN TRADING STAMPS—~7-
GOTTLIEBS
37 AND 310 MEN'S SUITS.
11 NON‘TH‘MAIN STREET.
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. -
NONWAIEC HOSPITAL NOTES.
Edwin J. "in“. 0! HID”
medical treatment.
stat. Mrs. Nellie Clancy. of Spring Hill
, Tint district. not admitted to the smuawssoperatedonyest'erdaysf.
L'evan, of New Cap—Eon, and Henry
.Selser, of Forte street. East Norwalk.
HA8 THAT. ALL RIGHT.
"l'm afraid that young fsfiow of
riotous Weed. of Stuart “has. yours lacks application."
“Not at sll; he applies to me for s
W,m maul-ins our! new:
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