M'od'lihithelvet. I
Wilton Velvét ..
mould Sihhrhas
. Fine «Brussels
indrarns.
Furs.
I'll
t
J‘H'ices rarige' front 25c to $25.00 each.
This is Our Annual Clearance Sale at which Cost cuts no
a
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STURW
COMPLETE HOM E FURNISHINE.
South Nor-walk.
IBoth oi these lines are sbeciallies wrth us and
we;iIIvIt'e the attention oi those not already our
patronsflto our excellent values.
I dres’ and Children’s Jackets.
We have sonic desnable styles leIt in these
seasonable garments. at very low Drlces. ~
We have some fine piecesiot Fur. in long and
1i» in; shorter shapes. all marked down to attractive
_ prices. ‘
NANNIVERIA Y
by Simon Tierney at St.
‘I zathodral Yeaterday.
BB; Feb. 24 —-—The ninth
who olevttion of the at.
mini) army to tho Episooputo
tom of Hartford was cole-
8t. MIoseph a Catho-
I his II other; "the
it
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM DEATH.
MIH'A‘HQIQ Icaught 80mph Dunno-
Ina Freight Elevator and one.
WINBTED.FI:1I. memories
York urged sixty yours; itinehntendent
at th New England Pin Company. had
a par w escape from death I: an old-
moor accident yesterday an hiI eon:
(illicit ntm to unite?; WI
York's head was caught 9::me a
- descending freight elevator and I gate
in ‘Iuch a manner that the eh:
"rested on the hook oi! hiI hood and
throw the entire weight upon his chin
Itwhloll rested on the "top of the gate.
When he was found. Yarn mum»
Islam The manure upon his head
IhM been no trait that nearly al1bf‘
In. teeth had been broken on. I it took
-. the combined ehorta otrlive men to M
. the elevator in other to removu m.
I: Doctors who-re Interim“ him
' tbat«JIM momma» heath Van
"tit "celebrant of :5: will.
at the Cathedral
V dmendinx Ivory slowly.
,,. :ng éhoflwf'éinu III vino
- hack war: told there It writ-I laid on pri-
Idne to the fact that thereimlator was , ,
hi on; coalition; to.
' Tammany: Mmmmnm,
. mmhhvmmuw
. WNW”:
W
style or ratio which IIlIould b6 in d.
some being exwerued lean dangb
where treble i:
I” thirti-
the Council in not I “pooloarlioua o.f ouch
data. i think I phould bu.
Would (in. {not “all: at «It IPHIIM.
=
wu- -up to him “We IlIoIild doII‘i'o
I I: ouch ruiiIIuI: would be Ilmilur
to thorn: ut proooht III use and thoy
would probably no an acceptable, an
othor’n.' ho will. Ill'l‘ho trolley dom-
puny has not unit'oti to eutnhiiuh any
Irl'u‘do 'i‘bht III left to «tho my mini
hour to establish. " ' -‘
Grade Moat Ba Changed.
“II: it kuowuflankod Mr. McMahon."
that tho Irudu must bu uhnngod from
Ilvu to tiL‘Vell turbos. it secure: to me
to ho a wry Indefinite proposition.'
"'l‘hr grotto." naid'Mr. Paige. "may
I::- :lpoeiried by tho 'cityengiuoer. but
i thinl: that tlio'gerrtlornun over-states
tho changes which would no net-ex:
nary."
"it would be very slight," MI'."'l‘uy
IoI' ntulod. ' “in there an oral or ii.
written proposition roger-ding this mat
tor?"
'l‘lw nppllontion was road
Clerk «J. R. Taylor. it'wnuyery gou—
oral and gave few riotnllI-I. “Tho city
vhgluoor ulIould ho board from " said:
Mr.‘ Taylor. ""l‘he (‘ounuil Iihould
know to what extrint' the imposed
:hnugr of grade will really be. ‘
Private Parties 0V“ Property.
. i'Oll’ili'l Mayor Adams risked: "do
it lutonriod to change any i. Roll on
lluiirond Iwouuo‘.’ 'i‘lIo mop rm: to
uhow lirut it does.- QtlIoI'winu the map
and the application fl'ti'til . variance.
The proponnd layout. makes: it import
:albio for tumor: topuon through Rutl-
I'und avenue without: crooning: tho
trucks diagonally and it would compo!
by Oil)!
Into a pocket hotweeu two
about. eighteen loot apurt it would
practically npoil’vthe street and render
Itl I‘IupoI-Isibln [or learnt: to prop: through
I IoIo.
I‘boy hui've no legal right When the
rate property. it in still private
n. i: I Italian“ it. a cho‘loé ofthe' '
- and while (Fat
My. Mind hold that ho "pinion: I
all teams driving through thorn to I50;
IrucksI
The trolley company hon uoI
:iIIIrtrI'od right. to pilot: through thew. '
WWI.
theyl woulgtt
he
on could
Tomlium foul.
. -ti
Inch th
Pl méc‘V’Ifilr
" n any cane. two'-
to do routine mid."
w'itiahin‘g' antiwar: Manna.
corona: awaits than noted I: I:
committee bud not. been appointed to
widen Railroad avenue. and if it was
not Io that the committee had never
reported. .
R. H.‘ Goidon..who VIII a member
of the committee, said that he thought
that one of tho authors of that com-
mitten had roiqud to wet and that Im:
plno'o had never eon tilled.
City Clerk 'i‘ay or a‘uured'nim that
the place had been tilled. '
Work Done When Nice-airy Arriveo.
C. it‘. Hullock then stated that no u
Iriomher of the uommitlm he won giud
I for tho widoning of the silent. turd that
It had been decided to defer action.
He was glad the time is to come when
thin move will: We uncouth-y. ,
Admin mm.x ueoultory rouvm nation
opened and tho 'Ihehring Woo declared
oidtwd.’
till Thursday nigh. when tho matter
will be taken II n (xeoutlve amnion.
and the donation of III-tallu will be net-
tied between the Count-Itiuut Railway
Irud.i.izlltlnu .wrypuuy and the Board
oi Councilmen
The bearing then adjournod.
rounurhnetr .
‘ IN CONNECTION
Clergyman Tulle aim-y that martin hlI
Audience in It New Haven
Church, Yesterday.
W
NEW HAVEN, Feb. ill—“Roy. A. i:
Hutchinu formerly pantor of Thy! or
property and lint: tho some ownm‘n io-
Ltiny that it had then. 'l‘iI‘eoII-ner huh
I: ngruoment with tho Norwuik Ruil
way Company to remote "those trucks;
at any limo he neon fit 3to unit them to:
do do. We should but «How these
changes to be made unless we have
some uouivuloni. for It. The trolleys
how certain rights our) illi‘ (ltlzr'flu
bnvr mum: rtghlu which must be
rmur‘utod. " -
Engineer Had Made
Air. TuI‘lor oaid‘ “i would like to
unit if any exumiuution hm: been mode
by any ougiuorr regarding the propon-
r'd ohiingoti."
Mnyor Cuvunuub thought that there
had not bo: ii. The city engineer, who
urns In the room stated that the mat-
to: was looked up inst. Ipriug and that
ho. thought that the uornman chanson
of grade, would mean mllr‘pronuiou or
Iiit‘ street two or three-inches.
Danger at Monroe Street.
Mr. Taylor said that he only naked:
that tho r-onditious he as fmorubie «I:
my the tIoIloy oomnony lie did:
think. howevei. that the turn should
not be allowed to pass under Ibo roll-l
mad bridge: at Monroe utrool until tho
Iouditlous thorn are made nbnolutri}
«uto nud Ihut ii i war: nodesnurx that
land he put-chm:
that it should be done first. Hr! thought
‘ that no I'rauonublo bullion be: up. :ouid
hp IIWnIInIIIod in approving such
IIpletatiou no It now stands.
Strut Should Do Pived.
luuoph 'l‘nniruany said: “i run on-
‘Ilorso ov'l‘y word that the gtuitlemun;
has said Ir'rgnrdinz the danger at that
point I lIrIIo livod within u short
IiiutIuItr: of them for twenty main.
I nm altogether in favor of nhvlnx the!
trolley curs post: under the bridxr’
know that there will need to be fuI'-‘
III-'I depression of the street III Mon
IOt" street us well as the othe: point.
‘l think that tine street should be purer)
and that tho trollo: company would
Iulhm do so than run the risk of los-
Iing several ours in the hp; ”whirl: ox
into there. .
General Runneli Emit Ihid: ‘it or:
ours to me that the application ore-
slanted in not quite detained and before
the Council acts on the matter It
should have in its “tension the tin:
ores and ram rein! to the style or
fills. the switches Ind turnouts. the
olivine and other details." ..
qu Dmlin io‘Mitlon.
«Mr. McMahon arm that In... had
never nan In! petition yttriuhmitnud
daulln. He sold thut he undirutood
that the out: in war which would no-
crime uncanny It“ Wm am no
fourteen mammoth thought that the
Iwholetaflair should be “omitted to
”the Common Council: with that‘dhoy
whom tho! What: , -
I’ GMIIMW Ahmolth. ‘
.C‘lllafitnn'? mod the it
Examinatron.;
ponnibie to the‘ public. that lhoro unu’
no douiro on tho part .of anyone to un- I
. “born
I similar ulnar:
in Railroad Pine 0. I
1 iIlI. when within 200 Inilos of Sand)
to the Common Council without: more
mmccordihrto their boat moment
and tor thwlhte‘i'oits of tho: poopie 'm
Church Shelton avemw who has boon
making a. tour of the stile recently in
Illio internal of the Connecticut Bible
moiety. road I: paper yesterday before
I the venture of this city at I: meeting In
Center Church hit. liulehiun told of
tome observationa in rotation to Ioudi-
iloua in certain parts of this uluro.
which rather startled his hem-arr: lie
mud that polygamy Is monitored in
,IIecIicut. in one homo be found It
farmer living with eight hounekenp
rm. and sumo of thou: were the
motllora .oi‘irla children
fut-I wan Iundr. known tho Induction:
IiIovo the farmer out of town, but he
nimply oved serum: Ibo
Itimdo Inland Ind rI-turned later on
; to his old domicilv.
tof the inhabitants of the town re-
ferred to. Mr. Hun-him: said. wot: pro-
:luctivo of murder uud othor crimes.
and to proof or Inn: statement, hel
lpointed out that some of the most
introcious crimes have born
corn-
IIIitted in the nettioua he referred to
Another hollow of life in that Im-
lion. «cording In Mr Hutchins. is
he called "poor whites."
of people whom he
, round in tho nuIthweIte‘ru part of the
Intnto ho. cniivd "Inouutnin whiten."
. 'i‘heae live in shocks and the nu igno-i
not. not he said. Mr. Hutchiuu
thought the inefficiency of the noun
my school was in n largo meamne
Irouponsihle for thorn» condition and
'm in: bollevod plan that tho i.'.illll‘t‘l our puke,"
not holding its own‘.
”*4
I SHIP GLONELVAN REACHES PORT
NIIAV YORK. [“11
(llouolIun’; of Glasgow. Contain Rob-
bins Rio Juneim. for this port in bat
list. has nrriIIod arm n stormy my-
age; of uevouty days. .011 Febrnmv
l
t
i lloolt alru experiencud II succrssion of:
very severe northeast and norihwlnd
gold: with high sent: and was blown
off shore three ttnmn. 0n [“ebi‘liul‘yI
9th in latitude 88.10, longitude lid 37.
she encountered a heavy northwest
trail. during whirl: 8hr was hove down
with her lee roll under water. The
same day a heavy sea broke over:
washing overboard nontnwuin W A.
hicOalder. oi BuohopoI-L “nine aged
thirty-Ievan yours: , ,
I9
- WM; .
, iTHinNATIONAL EDUCATORS
W I‘
log ThrIIIIDIya' Men in elnelnnoti.
IGiNGfNNATi‘. Ohio. Feb. li-w'i‘ho do
”mantle! superintendenu’ of the No-
new Holmium Association met
here to“! "with Room tram Ill “be
we. and cities for «I author tum
Bullies the unpori‘htondhtits or
8m (”Madman or noun-c
itio'n .mauy Itnte sonnet drunktiuionurmc
all Mount: and
'-: 5' Eliot: Inn-idem.“ of
flown“! the m-
"Asuncion“.
’mm
3mm." At diflorent hall! it“:
, tithm. bully
buid compel them «.
. upnrocodouted magnificence. Ind. it
to report that tho, committee: nod do .
:Ided that the time had not vet mmo ,.
The oomniittoo th I: i'oiod to adjourn .
porno townn in the custom purl of Con-'
When the '.
line to
Ihe doxoneracy 1
the existence of II «loan of “literature-I unit:
A? iinndnomesi Inurvrdmu matume. s:—
‘.‘i ~The ship
her, .
Imnu. L M Smith
qrp'r—w- Hi’ed
Wrmfion‘ontt Hold: .
id .
tantrum ‘iu eitiw. Dr. w. Ill" limb. 3W
whirl
’W
. migrant: «In: , um";
howI-ocietr I: 3:"
“another. and tannin: l‘ dacidu
ypirtnrn. The reception coin lttori
melt“ uttlrltd: in waning drool. while Mr
own was attired In genuine had
'I unwind; 'f‘hduabom- many of
Very hand I: roatumou
urepmanting hourly ”jinn? bx Imax
kibble: It I. :Chlrgetll .Mooi l'. 0!
Washing atroot man the or» ulnar.
”William woman;
The decoration. worn on a scale of
w the udnerai condemn-w oi o'pibion
t t they had never iVi robe amour
ldItl I Mimic Hull (than; one
ciiau other is a doubhpiecol' dimer:
of white and red tho coiorl Iitorha‘t
trig ran entirely around. the balcony
and wore fusionod to the top of ten
toot. niches. which spawned; the uni
cony I'nii Timur arches were collared
with different colored. material and
looked’ very pretty. tattooed under
the balcony and over the heads oi! tho
merry dancers worn the national em
bit-mu. while around the balcony were
{additional ntieamers of bundnomo Int-
Itormiul
Eflectlvo Bingo Setting. .
The stand was: also vary attentively
not in the e'uuler war: an arch with
Iod rouon sIIIIIIIIIIrIted by two huge
pillow: and on either oidotoi this and
oxinndiug nrrono rho entire front of
the atria». wnn II lionutitul display of
potted plants nnd Iioworn. while over:-
rhend wore many colored. Japaneao iau- .
t.unu:
Suupended hour the chandelier won
an immense canopy of orimpou and
whim mm: which. moved a very or-
Iliad: finish and biondod charmingly
with tho other portiouu. oi the adorn
ment or the buildings. A unmbeI of
colored inrntirdcoconi lights woro alno ‘I
I'ory oilorzilu‘.
'l he decorations throughout the hull
norp oxocutod by the oiticleut corn
mitten. under tho direction of Charles: ‘
A. MI'Numuru trimmer foril. Kriegm
it Cotonou). whose lotto Iiiiil original
II; of déslgh h: uquIo-Itioridd. He was
:blghiy (turnpilrnouted on the result of
.hh: lIundiII-mk.
Awarding the Cobb Patna.
There were runny contestantn for the
prizes offered for the. midi: groups
land melodies: and considerable livaifl
'Ilevoloped no the time for the events
the fifth number on [ht-In , d1 ow
near. 'I'hoiudgen auleoiet’c re Judge
'Jowph R 'l‘uvior. Postman E E
It‘louo ox- «Councilman Charles N
Smith Attorney John Kuogh. Dr Har
n It: Bates and Thomas Village. 'I‘hclr
.Iiecislous wore entirely impartial and .
‘ns all the purliripuntn were melted
the toquilteo hnd no 1:0quva wuy of
knowing In whom the nwurds hunt.
The “Miners ”follow
Iiundoomout group of not loud than
six puruorua 3i. w'iho “ "Atito Obits."
Mimi: .rensio You Millie Fitter. lint-
lite Klorlnr. Bosnia and Minnie lir.own
Elsie Soirultzo, Eta Either and Ada
Merriam. IIIIIIIIII III :rlmuou antorno
ibllo gosulmos. with white cups
liuudnomuut muplu -“8.:—— The Mill-
liil') Cadets." Mien inrtlo Conrov and
innd Hurry PM in complete blue Inili
tuly uniform
Most nominal group Sit-“Two " lrIIp
ishootors " Prod Kmuue and liorborl
"(‘onll'I:
Most comical couple: Sir-"Street
I-luoeper‘ 'nnd partner Monk Ward of
Stamford and John Adams of Nor»
'.Imkm 'Mioh Julio Dwyer in black
.I silk riding habit.
I Must comic out individual S‘Z—Frunk
M Bonneville: who Iiuccrnsfully imper-
sonnwd George Hodges as he sold his
wares about town. Ilhe likeness being
15:) porfect that oorhe people actually0
buttered tho irrepressible ‘Goorzo was
’ Twenty-Chit! no no: Number-a;
rum: were twenty- eight mince num-
‘ him: on the order earn and being deri
licatrd to £01110 nib:- In the state or
prominent chief of the. order. At the
rumination of the seventh number
inherits mute removed "other: whre
{many surprises. pioann‘ut dud other-m
wise it was nearly 5‘ o'clock this mor
ning when the musicians played Home
Sweet. Home and tho lust of the merry
makers left the hull. Chariot: Flynn
was the promoter. . M
The Ctmmitfeo
hiOOrdlrectoIr. r union:
Flynn. assistant:
her it. puma, rchie'F
IHubboll” Jr Bo ertd}
neph W Howe. A. 8,. iI
Kamith. Jr.. 1%. WI son.
on, George 1!. int Stewart.
Mammoth
Jumps E
W
Talia.
Brown.
‘I.
l k 0
it}. udfid'lfw"
. (may of a wink ntorunob. i lost at
Aida. titanicah It. JP“ .
(LEI icTtholL: Jol. ' "
Reception committee—W. 3‘ Wiiholx: LT
Fr (i. Benedict A. S Merritt. Char: c.»
. Especial-R" ear: with iaken In‘ scleot g obi: 0131? gig
TAVEVP 3‘de CurtainI, Orionta Hanan rehab
orativ'e brie. or furninshinzl, In comeqhaqu out how ~ -.
a Iplgndld wrtmept of all kinds of Draperiea. noueltiea in w
dent“ and coloring. . , ,;
A'h'hon “iiifiiiriih Hricea iollowa: i.'
WW Striped. Portion a, '
Inno-
i
;:-..I I :
3"“ 3'1“. §3 a pair.
$3. 56 to $5.00.
in pfiiu colon.
Maroorind Pot-tieres,handaomc as silk. $9.51: to $121». _.
Fa‘gdud Partition, ‘ . .oo.
«Breaded Velour Portibrea. $30.00
Conth‘fip‘toti,’ 3:: to W'inehea' wide, in Turidsh
and Pmaian designs afitfip to 31.50. each. '
. .1
SPEGWS IN 1015: mm: m5:
ViiiI (In most unusual Idle containing an it does so
many neceuary articles of fine quality at low prices. Not-“'5?
ice who: in thin list.
Hair Brushes. 0 ct. quality. as ctr
. -; 5 ct quality. 59 cts.
‘ $1. 25 quality, ebony, and i
‘ "r' I ‘ ,‘-'~ rosewood backs: 75 cts.
Bath nod Flesh Brushes. with webbing straps. 17 an:
50 ct. quality, 35 cts.
Brushes with removable long handles. ’
.I, .. 25 ct. quality. I9 cts.
59 ct. quality.- .42 ctr.
t ' I .-: ~. : 50 ct. quality. 35 ate.
:5 and 55 eta.
Nail Brulhes, 25 and 50 ct. quality.
Tooth Brushes. at . 7. 9.- and 19' cts. Inch.
Hot Water Bottles, 2 qts. regular price 58 ‘ct’s.’. s ' .
- now 49 eta. .
Hot water Bottles, 3qt.. regular price 68 0th.. . T
"’ - ' now 59 tits.
Fountain Syringes, 50 ct. quality. 3‘9 eta.
Sateen covered, $I. 25 quality. I gs-ou.
Marvel Syringes. - . . ~ $3.15 each.
Sponges. Eye and ear size, ' ngets.
ToIlet size. .9 ate.
Elephant ear silk sponges, , 5 arid 'o cts.
‘-.' «,-
CURSE 1'5
. WE: have more than seventy-five difforcnt models, ai'Id
cons'nier our Corset Section in perfect condition. With so
many "styles it is impossible to go into detail and we hogt-
'gest that you take plenty of time for examining them
I. Thornton's ‘I'Glove-Fitting“ gives very great satisflc- I
a’hd Is correctly named. It IS designed on ”a system of
curved lines. and the different models aside from being
cbrre‘ct; orm' loci comfortable. which' Is a feature demand-
ed by all wornen.
: Gil-dies are shown in the different makes and as
warm w‘e‘tither comes on they will he in general use. A
new, model has the empire top and deep hip. which will be
favored by many
' Prices' for Girdles train so cts. up.
THE D. MZLRE‘AD COMPANY
Bridgeport: Cortn-
«an
I
“Have you observed that your olice
boy is continually lending dime now
cis?‘ 'nsired the man who is constantly
lenguged in criticising
" 4': went woman
donned a with body: and invites dis
ease. Kodul llyiapepalu Cure clues and
It unborn: .thu stomach and wards
and overcomés disease. «J. B. 'i‘ay
‘-Yes.' said the proprietor .hof. tlhlo
i m. f Chrieu' large establishment. ‘ i don't-t ink 'I
Imogiia'ljz‘rznufigt Tifrgnh‘nd 5%: out be- Iinteriere His predeoeasor wag always
I tending these stories about. boys who
i made themselves so valuhbie that they
that money could do was done but all were finally taken in as partners. That
iymmg man felt thht he had' so many
grglgi 'fifififiuflfifgfdem‘gfiflfi‘f personal intereots at stake that he felt
use '0; Kori- ,3. 1 cuncium to m. it. The called upon to run the IentiIe buclneso.”
fnm noun: boueilttod me and and: :”Weshil{si°n sm. '5, .
‘taummtour bottles i am fully restored
mmnuai strength. Weight. and ‘
neon
Clifford Pharmacy
' 3W°T did you hear the bell?“
'“Why. don't you. .go to the door.
then" .
. “Sn
strefigth and Ibn down in weight. At
. -
._,._,,
one Minute Cough Cure gives "fuel
in one minute. became it lIlllb the Inl-
crobo which tickles the mucous mom-
”brau'e causing the bomb. and at. the
prime time clears tilt phlegm, draw:
out the inflammation and heals and
soothe: the talented part3. One Min-
uto Cough Cure strengthens the lungs
ward» off.‘ pneumonia itn‘d' II: a harmless
Inna never. tailing page In all tunable
cues of Coughsm‘ Cold dIIC Ono
Mifrute cough Cu
m‘th; in: Mt e‘xpectin any:
Cmebody to ‘see
lo:- C. McNamara. 1!”
Henry She .«
Emcrttiye umitt‘uwh.
chaimafihah anal-lee J.
i“. In Todd, George _
orator“ 9’1.) A"
Norwalk Chronicler