W . Iain-iii. Stock 0! Furniture in this Department will be found hill
and Up- TD-(lllle Designs and Finishes.
rsucv neckline
coucHsa AND oivms
noLL TOP ossxs ‘
HALL slicks
000K crises
PAsLon sui‘rs
Mannie cuAlss
music onions
sAnLos rAsLirs
ultimo oitA'I'he
Honors and Underwear.
Both oi these lines are specialties uith us and
we. invite the 'attention oi those not already our
patrons to our excellent values.
Ladies and Children’ 5 Jackets.
We have some desrrable stvles leit in these
seasonable garments. at very low prices.
1 BB ,
" \We have some fine pieces oi Fur. in long and
" in shorter shapes. all marked downlto attractive
prices. ' '
sov sApL‘v adnueo.
STAMFORD Feb. 13—41mm s. nos-
Atom name out err.
or a Boy fits-ibis coal From liar ei's aged eight years. son oi 'John Ros-
. tétnmford. era a ‘conductor' in the employ of the
”FORD. Feb. 13.——Severai iNew York, New Haven and Hartiord
hodrded a freight train at Taylor
I: last night: “and proceeded to‘
chill irpm he of the coal cars.
hetraiii s fat-ten up one of the
railroad was terribly birthed while
playing with companions 0! about. his
own age yesterday. The noys had a
tomato can’ tilled with kerosene which
they ignited and one oi thc‘m shuns
it about his head by a string. Some
or the blaain oil hit Rogers‘ 3 clothing.
which took The blazé was ex-
tinguisiied by throwing the boy into a
brook nearby, but. not until he had
received burns which may prove Ia-
tal.
n the custom of boys in
. part of the city ever since
III at the coal famine of
coal cars and throwing off
mil filthei'infi it up later.
WW
“gang AWFUL FATE.
ONLY CURE FOR DVBPEPOIA.
hire. Franklin Bush. or New cutie
rim" “5'" sad .t a t ill
3! ii I- . 0 up grab a
tire-rand belching. i tried avarythin
Ian “(I fieflg at no thinx' Trillium.
uptig I took as (an Balm. anti one to
pin bottle cured me 00 metals!-
8;?"qu by n. 1! mama n n, n.
of {Melbourne Fla. ..
"is: hotter. torn pie 1 had Con
at] nothing could be done
i we“: given up to die. The
as millet bottle at Dr. hint s
for Consumption in-
It. Reunite Were start-
on” It on the road to recovery
ill to Dit- Kllfi'l New Dis-
bravely modesty life.“ This
maronteed tor nil throat
.jH.‘ Baxter
{REF VAWINAIION FOR MINE
~ weakens.
union'rown Pm, Feb. iii-The
great providence bi! smallpox ‘in the
" mué'LTr'e'fislmi‘tdéfihmwifi
yALs or; vésasLs. rear damn r the
1544Arriverl: “Ste’am- creation of all its sin trees still their
.. ' . fihlllifiii. hr the ‘Fr ck moonwalk
Intuit" thall’smti indn‘ro n’fia lily
toil‘this was still limit sbaht 3W .
n mesons dolin’rl liai'r‘
“flit vaccihe ; traffic ltd
hide
. tiri‘ough the objective
“I uttered for years with ‘
ll .09
Subject—Boniributed for
But tipl Tipsters.
Tire Sentinels correspondent con-
tributes the following further pungent
paragraphs expressed by Rev DeWitt
1‘. Van Doren. in his course of lectures
at the Norwaik Baptist Church:
The objective mind adapt d to"tho
a airs oi time functions th ugh the
c.rebrum The subjective mind. the
mind of the soirl functions through the
cerebellum.
inspiration always comes through
this brain.
The sixth sense, clairvoyonco, func-
tions through the tiniest brain of all
the medulla oblongats
We are In the iliilrit. reniin now as
much as we shall ever be.
When nwnke we are educated
mind: when
asleep we pass to the spirit realm and
there receive instruction. When the
tiny cord that connects the subjective
with the body Is broken and we re-
main permanently in the spirit realm.
and awake to the consciousness of it.
that ‘lifc will be as real to us as this
life is'no'w.
Metaphysical therapeutics is an ex-
not. science, founded upon till thut wo
behold in the universe. Mimi is of
supreme dignity and We pay tribute
to it. All concede the potver of suit
gostion; we receive it all the. time
'{iiis accounts for the nctunlitlcs of to-
gay.
Both. minds are divine, brought to
union by the decree 0! God, because
spirit must. inariitest. through tillill‘lilt‘lii
soon by the senses.
Philosophy of dual man is found in
I COI‘iIlU'lillmi, ii’itli chirptcr. The spir-
ilual realm is as utonilc us this one.
All things in existence uro atomized
nitriccuiar and substantial; cvcn
thought Is substance and goes to its
mark as truly its a ieiidcn bullet.
Each one oi? us has powcr in truth
the subjective car. it In the business
of man to know those things and domi-
nate self.
Suggestion is siibsianiial and has
more power than n Ieadcn bullet;
therefore bcwiiro of silent destructive
suggestion. 'i‘o coerce another mind
is cv.'il You may rightly only give as
a silent suggestion anything you have
:1 right to say in words to that person.
(live till mehtai suggestions explicitly
and repeat. with force
Thought sent goes instantly and di-
rectly. it you could see with the in-
ner eye you would see a tiny blue line .
ii. traitors & on.
West Washington St.
And , 0§itiVBiy the fast of the peaxson.
GREAT WIND-UP SALE“
9f Tailor-'Madwe‘fs'ult‘s JaCkets Children’s Cloaks, Ladies’
“ W ‘ioetlvo mind is the person:
the 'tub :ti‘Vo mind is the individual
Ytiti intuit bullets in the dual points
iii an it yo believeln ihe ulbie. The
so) lectiva in Mid will only yioid niten
lion and obedience when sinrtind.
therefore xlve all commands with
much tor-ca and authority.
Unless you are positive you can do
nothing through emanation; to be pos-
itive is to be inunitne. The atmosphere
In toll of thdiihlit currents flashing
through the other. Thoughts how-
color:
When we understand what we are
we must. have respect and revcrcnco
for self and have it dignity rind power
which We are never given willioui this
understanding. it is sad to sue (Ilirls-
lions staggering when they might
mount npwurd on wings of light.
. Everything has both color or tone
and form the result of vibration. if
in a hot house every seventh pane of
glass is blue, with on orange colored
one‘lea'ch side of It, leaving the Inter-
vonlng panes plain ginss‘ you will ilnd
that the plants under the blue and or-
ange glass will grow more in two days
than those under the plain glass will
in iiiteen days.
it’ a plant is sickly rcinovc it from
the others place it in the sunlight
with a blue veil over it and it will ie
vive because you thus throw tipoh it
electrical rays.
Flowers are not the color wc scr- in
them. but as the rays of thermal light
are thrown upon them, they ubsorb
same and reject or throw back others
and the color that is rejected is the
one we. see. Thus. it rod flower ub-
soi-bs all the othcr colors and we do
not see them. but ropcls thc rcd vibru-
lion and We thus ace Illili. color. It
does not vibrato In harmony with the
red, anti flashes it back. it is the sum-
with those of any other color; thc one
we see is tbc color lbst'docs not vi-
brate in harmony with the object,
Block objects are that roior bi cause
they absorb all colors and black is no
c;oior It is the ncgutite of white Show
repels every color so you have si.iitc
which is the positive oiflblnck.
wCuros croup. sore throat. pulmon.
:ii'y troublcs-Mounrch ovcr pain of
wcry sort. i'lr. Thoriins' Eciccirlc
Ilii.
FOUR TRACK ROAD FOR ERIE.
CLEVELAND. F‘cb. lily—Tito l.cudci'
says: it is reported upon high nirth-
ority that the Eric Corupnuv is
to build {our tr-arlis liciuccn (‘lcvclund
and Youngstown. beginning the vork
during the coming summer. This
with the newly {our tracked i’iitribuigr
and Lnkc Eric. will be the tirst tour
trucked railroad of the middle WP”
and will complete a well cquippcd liiic
from Cleveland in Pittsburg.
DlWI'I'T'B WITCH HAZEL SALVE
The only pOfllTth‘ r"liit' foi blind!
bleeding itching and protruding pill-s
cuts burns bruises ccscmii and all
abrasions of the tkin.‘ licWiit's is the
only Witch Hose] 8 c that is made
from the pure unndut tcrntcd wilcii‘hn-
sci—~11" others are iouiitniicits. tic
Witt‘ s Witch leclifinlvc ls mode to
cure—counterfelts étfimnde to sell.
(‘iillord Pharmacy. “
Mid Jud] G. W ,
W 0' ’ha ti Unit.
The lights oi that uliiio to the high-
ways. and blue tiilo rights of tho liol-
iey cars were donned by Judge lootin-
W. Wheeler yésthriTay in the NM iliiilll
or the case of William H. Sher wood
uviiust the (‘onncctii iii ituiIWuy iiiid
lehtin: C
$500 damages.
In‘ this case,
electric our. Judge Wheeler says:
car. Each bud it right to be whore It
was The cur bud no cxciuslvo oi
pnrnmoiint right to the use of
imidway liclwscii its trucks. The Hill)-
pniiy must operate its IlllH Iii Ibo
‘knowlollgo lbrit the public liiivc it right
To‘ use the road between its tini ks as
a part of the highway. The ilnliltlli'i
must recognize the rights of the. curs
by turning out when he has knowicdfic
oi’ the approach or n car. A person
“mill"; at Vi-Iilclo is not bound to Turn
and look for danger; cars should not.
only give warning by ringing the song.
but mrrsl at all times be under con-
trol. "
TO CURE A COLD lN ONE DAV
Take 'l..axalivr- llronio-Quinlno 'l‘nbint it
All drugglsts refund the money II it
tails to cuic. i6. W. Grove‘ s signniuic
is on each box 25c.
IURGLAR SHOOTB CHIEF OF
POLICE.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Ft'b. I:I.——Cirurlcs
Dietlricli, chief of police of Tonnwuii
do, was shot twice by a burglar cui-
li‘ iOdIli'. Iic bud nl‘icndcd n ball with
door on returning homo ho was mm
by n inrrn who iirod tour shots at. hliir.
'l‘wo took effect. it 'wns sta‘ 9d at D”-
Iii-e bcndqunricrs that his injuries wcrc
{rot futiil illltl that he was resting ensi-
)7.
.i m——-——
Not, 11 bit of use to endure the tor~
lures of rlicumntic pnins when there‘s
u sure relief in reach. Jianton's Nerve
and iiouc ()ii gocs "right to the spot"
and acts like magic.
licves ibc pnln instantly but. it Its use
is cniiliirucd ciircs ilrc discnsc. lot
the gcnuiiic Iiiimoir's-«cvcry liotlic
bunrs Ilic name of ilroun Munui’nc litr-
iiirzt‘o R i! Piaisted.
COLLIER BRINGS BODIES OF
SAILORS.
NEW YORK. i-‘cb. l:l.~—Tbc iinitcd
. ii: is on board the bodies of nine BflliOiS
oi the buitlcship Maseru husciis who
iwvlt‘ killed by an explosion
aelar In Oaclaloo 5
“The back ‘was upon the public Illflil' 1.
way when it was strut-.k so wns Ill‘.‘
. Sliei wood sun awarded ‘
one in which it back ‘
driven by Shswood Wu". titl'llt'k by on .
”li' .
his wii'c rind as ho opened his front :
it not only to .
Sluice coilicr Ajax which urrivcd bcrc ;
today from San Juan dc i'orlo Rico L
in the ‘
ith‘lV-l‘liflll ruin rurrct on that \cssoi ‘
E'l'lic bodice \vci'c bi'oughl bore, for lii- ‘
: icr'nicni. The Max Illii‘hOl'l‘tl ot’f Tomp .
iltlllitt'lllt‘_ S. i.
NEARLY FORFEITS HIS LIFE.
i A rriunwuy nlinosl curling intully.
«sliirtcd rr lroiiibic lilrci on the log of .I. ,
I ll. ()i'l'lt‘l
lycnrs it doll ed all doctors iriid nil rc~
medics. lint Iiucklcn's Arnicn Srilvc
had no tionbic to into him Equnil)
good for ilnrns Bruises Skin Ir‘rup
tlohs ilnd Plies. 35c ht lt‘. H. Barriers.
dr'ug store.
i
ii‘rnitltlin (Ti-mo III. For it'lll' °
i
THE D. M. READ CO.
Established 1857. ,, .
GLOVES.
The new Treiousse-Gloves have a style and individu-
ality that is unmistakable. The Trcfouase is so well and
favorably known that words of commendation are unnec—
essary. .
Three clasp Trefousse in all street shades $1.50.
Two clasp or two button Tretousse. in street
shades. $2.00.
Two claspblack glace with white pique stitch-
ing. a very stylish and popular Glove. $2.00.
La Savoie. in bronze and tan. pique stitching.
one large pearl clasp. $1.00.
Two clasp/white glace Gloves for street wear.a
heavy stylish Glove $1.00. ‘
UMBRELLAS.
just at present we are prepared to oiier you some un-
usually good .values in Umbrellas.
English Silk Glorias. 26 inch. with either fancy Box-
wood haridles, or horn and pearl handles silver trim-
med. $1.50.
English Mercerized Umbrellas, 26 inch, with heavy
80xwood handles. $1.00. With silver trimmed han-
dles, $1.25. ,
Special. For women, Silk Gloria Umbrellas. with
natural Congo handles. $ 1.00.
In spite of the low price these latter will be found
very stylish and serviceable.
FOR WHITE WA ISTS.
No doubt you have admired the elegant assortment of
White Wash Goods. The latest addition is in the 1'er of
Separate Waist Patterns of White Damask. which are
quite the rage. The quality is superb. the appearance not
unlike brocaded silk. The designs are dainty wild rose
sprays, tulips, daisies, cornflowers. and floral stripes.
Prices 75 cts and $1.00.
The new Silks continue to attract, and every day sees
the arrival of Novelties. We particularly recommend our
Lining Silks. the San Toy. Antherea, and Tafietas.
Only a day or so more for those pretty Valentines.
THE 1). M. READ COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
H. KRIEGER & 00.
West Washington St.
Skirts Knitted Petticoats Black Silk and F lannei
we arts HNRGE ACCOUNTS
Waists, and Children s Dresses
Ki.
A,"l
Three weeks ago we had a sale oi the score character which created a big sensation
worried came in the following Mondau begging and pleading for the bargains Which were offered on Saturdaii
prevrous. iiiSt as menu went back hoine diSdDDOIIlied
Now we want you ladies to read Qiil ad. carefully whenever it appears in these columns. because it means
important ms to iron. When we advertise a sale for SATURDAY it does not mean the ioiiowirig Monday.
COME EARLY AND GET THE CRIEAM QF THE OFFERINGS
.
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“Hundreds oi
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Lil islanders to Ban mu and on later.
Norwalk Chronicler