., , in; than the Flannel coat.
'0" Afford to buy tor anoth‘
noletta Gown. ......... “57c
. te CownI .......... «c
to Petticoats ...... . 210
Drones for childlcn,
. tic
av: .99.... 4 no .9...
milyaeodaand that
tantly buying. They nev-
yttu. can buy double quell
«price of a mule purch-
'I :00 Yard .Spooln of Cot,
. ck ,. or white. 51: value.
’ ............. 17c
f Cotton...........1c8pool
lately Pins. 35c value. At
Wheelie-e Summon, all
crowns. .At.'........179
‘Pnls, three inlet. 25c lI
, or price. Saturday .. 176
Shirt Waist Buttons, assorted
.bc Dozen
, ,0; N. .T. Lustre Crochet
Cotton. 5c value. Saturday 3c
Pin Cubes, black, white or
lilo size Saturday ..... 6c
Slide .Lacera, bent grade
lib. all lengths. 5c value .. Cc
3 . ‘ the touch molt neceuarily be real-
-I‘ cut in prion. 70““
, unit? A big stock—vent we need room
utterance-t. ....... 376
. id and one thingg that
Heavy Underwear.
Thigh the port of our Itore where
art. i’ioth wool and cotton have been
much higher priced and the cold weath-
er warriors in arriving. What'r the re-
for the spring weights—hence these
extraordinary price marlin tomorrow.
Meu'I 81.50 Wool Underwear, very
best made, all siren. At . 076
bien'I $1.00 Wool» Underwear. naturu
ill color ........ .. ........ .. 76¢
Heavy Fleeced Buftalo or Ribbed
Wear for men. 50c is regular
price. Saturday ........ 30o
Women's Wool. Vests and Pants,
white or natural wool, ti'zeI up
to it. Regular ".00 value. Burr
urday ........................ 73::
Women's Ribbed wool Vents and
,Pants, mostly extra sizes. They
have been Ielllng at the. To-
in our store-dint the ups
N THE RUSH AND HURRY of this yearly task, which we
ended at a late hour, last night, things are pretty much upset
that? Interests you ;nlosfly is the
tremendous out in prices. We pride ourselves on the fact that
our buyers cannot be excelled—~thcir judg ment stands as high as.
any in the landw—but we are all human and D0 MAKE mistakes.
Tomorrow we take our losses cheerfully. like mgnoéld sensible peo-
ple, and clean house thorotCllll lint . ' "
In this «wonderful sacrifice sale ydull
gains at the entire year. No mail or telephone orders *illid
, all goods are marked for a final cleannup, there will be no ex-
changes and nothing sent on approval. As a great :many .oi the
lots are small, we cannot guarantee a supply for late comers.
year.
listed the greatest bar!
GILES
,nlorrowpauy size 000
Women's Ribbed Cotton Fleeced
Vacuum Pants, "Berkshire" and
“Winchester" makes 50c value.
ADress Goods Bargain
regular prices.
WOMEN’S COATS, WAISTS AND FURS.
Prints, Ginghams‘Plan
. Si . , .
The bread and butter. so to‘ speak.
of our .atnck; staple nagold dollars,
but. for a good reason sometimes
slaughtered.
“Fruit of the Loom" Muslin. fllll
bleach, the standard of excellence
in muslin. Worth inc . . 0%: Yd.
Best Apron Gingham. not seconds.
but genuine “Amunkeagr,” over
a hundred pieces. .ilcznlar Ava-
lue 9c .............. . . .. ..... 67/34:
Remnants of Outing Pinnacle. all
901I6~Ihiii is all the good north.
Wholesaled at it a yard .57
A small lot of Fluid and Fancy
Mixed Cotton Sailings Were
12%: and tile ................ me
Two dozen pieces Fancy [launch
once (or w lounge and house-
woar. Regunrl ’AC- At.
Prints, only the best, an we never
carry it accoudor third grade.
1mm... ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, , 4.. $7. 98 women s TOURIST soars. ...................... , ........... . .......... $3 69
MW, m. 0......” gm... 99,“, s... 99 women's LONG BLACK coA'rs .............. , ....... l: ..................... 869.8
and Pants. 29c is the regular $30500 WOMEN'S FUR-LINED COATS ............................. . ................ $18. 00
W09. “mom" ------------- 21c WOMEN S WAISTS, regular sec and 59c value ............................. _ ....... '. . . .39:
"3'15““; BVW'EECHOR '0? WWW". , WOMEN’S WAISTS. regular 51.00 and $1. 25 ........................................... 79c
3,15%"; ,,,,,,, Ffi‘i'f'f;_ff‘f'ff""m «WOMEN 8 WHITE MUSLIM SKIRTS. were 3L5... $2.99 and s2 59. the least bit soiled ”$1.9
mm mm mm so“, ”M, women's moat-m GOWNS. were s: so ............................................. 799;
or m“. Usual 12%,, “mm. To- CORSETS. all standard nukes. regular Si no and $1. 50 value—R & G. F. R, Thompson, Fe-
EDITOW' ,,,,,,,,, ’ ... ,,,,,,, 9° ‘9... lix, C. B. and others ............................................................. 75c
M ' 0 ll . t . i .
some. .111 was .
“my .. ------------- c"" 7‘ "0" A small stock, but good. clean. well made garments. Priced tomorrow at a third below:—
that beats them all.
During our big January clearance
we, sold utterly a thousand yurds. ,
We have'exuotly 300 yards left.
for tomorrow. $1.25 quality, :36
Worth lie. .All colors .ahd Ityle‘tl.
..... ..~5’/z¢
' come personally tomorrow
v. . .
Blankets.
To meet the urgent demand of
our customers we will sell a few
pairs tomorrow of our famous ,
Home» Blanket at . ".41” our.
We have over three dozen lotion.
orders On this Blanket, and “will,
be delivered Saturday. my the many?
friends who were disappointed last".
week we would say, it .vytm cannot
lend uni '
your order as early as poselble in the:
day
Laces and
Embroldoncs.
. An entire stock given over In tomor- .
' row'e selling. ~ .. «
' 8c Cotton Tmchtlitn ....J......’...:¥o,,
20c Corset. Coveridlubroidery. 10c
seemincingsmmmm ...... 1»
“do Val. LaceI 563
75c All Over Embroidery. W456
81.00 All Over laces .......... 136
22c Cambrlc Edges. 9 inches wide. 13:
Women’s Black
Undersklfts.
.A wonderful Manley, an. enlarged de-
pnrtmeut. All the blowout styles.
Tomorrow’s Wave was; specials.
C at ................. “Joe-nose:
Worth a third more.
:New Wash
‘ Dress Goods
A his having tomorrow.
' an pieces so Inch Fine. Printodfina
'lllilt' Regular, price lilo. Tomor-
”Basement bargains.
’l‘in Painted Foot Tub. Regular
price 45c. Saturday ...... 29:
No. 8 Copper Bottom Wash 'Boll:
ere. AUIuai 41.00. At .. ..... “Anon,
. Whitefmoelnln Wash Bowl and
Pitcher. $1.00 is the regular
price. Tomorrow ............. 79o”
"Dietz" Monarch lanterns. doc is l
the usual price. Tomorrow 3.0
b or. Enamel Pudding Pans. 35c ‘
value. At........... ........ lsc‘.
Steel Knives and Ports. set of half
doxen. Regular price».ti. 00. Bob .
urdIy.. ..... ......... 73c
‘Thietle” Cyclo Bearing Carpet
.«moéu.
uni}..—
artby in very ill withspncu' ,
mp Gerhardt has be'cn ill for I
‘0 .
, Wit Maine
ill with typhoid fever.
llllttic'Uluer.-of Colbrook, ii:
tgof Min Hattie Adams.
I JolephLAdIlnl. of Weliporf.
t Norfleld Grange. this even:
continues
Bangers; and Mn. C.T
_MIe~Wet Club was enter-
.ItrI. mwm Bradley on
' . The lint prize winner was
dilic Elwood.
{DI blot! Mom and family will
reception to the members of
. . pariah on TuoIdIy attor-
Iii evening, February is.
MI- ccnmtno Uturgca. of Wilton.
in the Middle DiItrici
during the illnm, last week
cachet. lilu label Port.
..m In. t). ill. Smith. urn no
“to and llr. and In. 1' w.
pill Harwell, were in
a attending the funeral of
-
W lite hh‘ne of bio daughter.
M Adam on Wednesday
« ton loin conducting the
and Orlando Andrew, Morris
Curler looleld and w. r .
eating" as “who?" le'. .
rur- W- M 03 3
Mt reIident. and in survived
E. Smith. of Booth
two daughters. Mn.
,0! this place. andl
. motto. of Guard. PI.
my
;» v...
or f”
0“th
Mliilt Mabel Port has been on the
'tick
week with her brother. ii. 8. Ogden.
friends in town on Saturday.
New York, are in town for the week
at their summer home.
reopened their residence, having re-
turned from Atlantic City.
at her home but Friday evening to
m ,~ . several young people iii the neighbor
‘ «Magnolia on WedueIday of hood
a valentine supper will be given at
Church.
low evening in the Congregational
Chapel, Thursday evening, February
21. Admission, 25 centn’.
Roger: and other: have been harvext-
ing a large crop of ice during the re
cent cold snap.
the reservoir iI said to have “mud
I tool in thicknen. “I“
NIW HIGH SCHOOL OPERATIONS.
‘wm on from
CommittII
““"l at on home in this place. Tuesday of»
ternoon.
, , healthily for o‘er a month. A' has.
mot and 1 rec IiIterI Iurv v0
Mini “1 ’9'“ Smith '“' :to whom lympatily iI extended. The
funeral will take place Friday after-
noon at 2 o'clock.
:,wIllt will hold I mum in the (interim
Chapel at 2 oclock Sunday.
anally ill for more time. to Ilowly the m”
provi
«4 visit to Air. and lire.
. a???” with him hits. Adam Wood
.a ‘
'Innrlntetntvnt of the Union lot
it. A 52%? is. W tutti
—- neonate 1'! a very can over
mention wth
Ham tr larger “egg bring
aim?” Wield Why ”this state.
Mrs. D. R. Lambert is spending the
.t‘llohn Belden. of Danbury, visited
Mr. lind Mrs. Herbert Ogden, of
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sturgee have
Min Alice B. OintItead gave a party
deal.
annon Hail, this week Friday eveno
for the benefit of the lieihodirt
The Ollo Club will give 1 [angle],
it. W. Keefer, Stanton Coley. W.
The ice cut trout
healer Blrdeall tiled very suddenly
He haI not been in
T EWALK', “The budding
Rev. Saul o Curtice of South Nor- o 90W“
Min Julia Mead. who has been 3011*
ng and hence to be out noon. him
William Wood. at Upringdalo, paid I
tor to visit Air. and lira. A.
v
Uy invitation oi may Glmen'tbogbunb
dIy
of improvement in III! church
Sunday Ichnoiabd "Milli!
about an id? ‘
Mm It
FORD ON ‘MILK INSPECTION.
3m VlIlt at Dr. Darlinyton, Head of The
Health Department of New York.
On Monday next. the lith inst- llr.
Burlington, who ht at the bond of the
Health Department of New York city,
will lecture in the high school build»
log. Stamford, on the opportune only
hear of’".hiillt inspection." being up-
compnuled and emitted by Mr.
llarn Burton, who complex the posi-
tlon of milk diameter in the vicinity
of New York. outside the city and dl
recto the work of twenty illt‘il who run
his helpers.
The lecture will be illustrated by
lantern pictureI and promises to no.
of shall-hing interest as the doctor
may be considered one of the leading
authorities in the country throughout.
an the subject with which he will
Various prominent bodice and pub
ilc men have united in promoting the
locinrer‘I viIit on the Hill, and a cor
dial welcome in extended to redder-ltd
of Stamford and neighboflng towns.
who would lilte‘to embrace the upper»
tnatty of hearing Inch an expert on
such a live and lntcrcIting qucrtlon.
The electric can run close to the
Stamford High school, Ind any leit-
on from a diIunco will dud no dini-
cuity in melting convenient
tlolI. The lecture will be free. an ad-
ditional futon. at attraction being
name by the Stamford Male Quar-
“
II I Mating.
Wort: on the new town high Ichool
building in Wat avenue llittl been re.
earned. wt weal: it. wII account!
in coconut operationI tempornnrlly on
account or the intentlty of the wealth-
commltteo, AuguItuI
Charla 14. Glover. and Dr.
5b” N all, .lglglabmabting It”:
digit It orw. a room, In
are outlined with the program being
I,
of the new school in now
lit. and mo. Itrncture will Icon
Attttlvlhunv or Littontu.
W Late most” at the out»
ill mikwgrfthgn:
be. m...
fill yearn.
Wil-
iilood. In
basement.
from the
violent]
connect
dark neII.
moot
traumas-autism
IMO VIII
into the collar.
outside,
(Continued from First Page).
Ill-fill a Member of the department for
Several years ago Kruger
was noting chief of the department for
a time while Chief Broker was temper
nrlly under suspension. .
Tho-lire. in which the ti
lottt hill llfo started at 217 C
and before it hm: been
swept that building from basement to
roof speradtotwo buildings adjoining,
routed the tenants from solvers! sur
rounding tenement houses and threat
sued the (lituren of the Most Precious
Baxter street.
the flames in the upper part of the
building had been brought under con-
trol that Kruger took bill men to the
A great pile of excelaior
u bdued Ii
it was after
in bales was blazing furiously.
several attempts to get at the tire
(lrugor asked per-
mlltIlon oi Chief Croiet to tulle his
men through the basement of 21'». and
cut a hole through the wall to 2l1.
where the tire was burning. Crober
consented. and a moment later with A
dozen men behind him. Kruger plunged
The place was filled
with ttmolto and the deadly lumen 0‘
illuminating gar which flowed from
broken or molten pipes. but the men
cautiously lanyard in the
in the middle of the collar
Kruger Atwood on a trap and plunged
into Iix foot of water in the rainbow
Then began a demonic light in
the swollen collar to save the chief.
[in could do little to help himIeif. how
ever. and when Battalion Chief Galvin
plunged into the dark hole and rained
the old man's head above the written
he wII unconscious
combined efforts of twenty firemen.
weakened up they were by breathing
Imolio and gas. to draw Galvin. who
still clung to Kruger"- hody. from the
t.
it required the
roperty lor- IA 3 result of the
fit lI placed at ”0.000.
lutfllo Ha- I Lou WW.
numum, N. Y. Feb.
which broke out on the fourth floor
of the Courier “incubating Cont.
patty, 191 Main strut. early
caused I in» mm at "50
The plant in one of the lIrgIIt ct in
kind in the coding:
JIIt after the w» discovered.
halide of “W! Inn-
1130'“! to have reunited from the tire
{communicating withtorploelvn
February. Meeting man With Mn.
Mrs W.
yesterday afternoon
ty chief
l e .
fl stre- ‘ of various business matters that
united the club’s attention.
Lincoln and Henry Ward Beecher.
Betta. Mill.
ntour. lnder their able leudenhlp
After
and enjoyment to all present.
ENTERTAINMENTS.
MUSIC HALL.
new pictures last night
ing, was very clever
Diamond in their black face sister
was quite a novelty.
the week, were excellent.
THE GOLDEN BEETLE.
and Imported from France, by 1).
Company of New York City, in
"Golden Beetle."
and toilet
Robertson will mount
Saturday afternoon and evening.
l .
lt.—-P‘lro “I. city
today.
the ate
the Jim
Company 0!
he
cilia beaten.“
A. Curtis. Yuterday Afternoon.
The February meeting of the Wom-
an's Club was held at the residence of
A Curtis is West avenue.
The secretary dreaIurer and commit
lees reported and the Nutrient Ipoite
The program for the afternoon was
American Orators and the subdivision
of the subject included Daniel Webster.
Henry Clay, Edwnrd Everett, Abraham
The. committee In course was Mrs.
Hitchcock and Mrs. Bey-fl
salient characteristics of these great
men were especially brought out and
the uttornoon was one of rare profit
Tonight in the much tallied of ladies
beauty allow and to all uppearnnccu it
will tie it grand success an manager
ltlcln‘ has twenty eight. entries on far.
The Elontrograph showed the excellent
Mills Aida Bi.
Alva. coon shootings and buck dude I
Stewart and 9‘
Manolo and
Woolf, comedy horizontal bar not, who
have been retained for the balance of
One of the most astonishing moving mmg‘nin
pictures that he; ever been secured 'almndnnt. The city oihclnalaha whim
w. ed that they could not got money at
Robertaon' a Famous Moving Picture
it it of great length
Iurprlm. This lI only
all; of be many new moving pictures
iloyt'a Theatre. for his return visit to
All the lateIt illustrated
tom will be presented, and with a
program full 8f Interim. and if any
thing, better than anything Mr. Rob-
ertson has ever given in this town.
JAMBI KENNEDY COMPANY.
Thor lbo ofvnrictilt
"H ”1'“ Wyomawmtm
t melt at Hcyt‘r 'l‘hotttre.
For thiI season the management have
M moved a tin of play: every one of
,thI it of the highest order. I corn
slate new “mic outdt. and have tur-
the? with 1: WWW”
and but
I. no will!
Ww., WM...
inchancyWoolMixtures., ..4Ic I row......,,........_.........izl/ac
WILTON, iMI’ORTAN‘r LECTURE iN’QTAM- ‘ "8W York FIFO CHIOI'DI'OWIICH THE WOMAN'S CLUB. l DENIED USE OF THE MAILS.
w sued an order forbidding the use
the mails to Prof boa Nabdl'nl,
somewhat of an astronomical
uswapoper for lit
ye. he was a good band at rendin
the price or mail it to his adore»
neither his representatian nor
when he wdtl engdged in ‘
the
the use of the Mills,
QUFFIRING 'AND DO
“i nm a carpenter and
Salve.
dollars.
rep. ulcers. lover sores, ongoing
zoo. at . 17'.
.51 CI!!- '
ltae obtained a loan from a
concern of .ttopoo at the ratio oi
out can. which it only .05 more»
wnI paid a year ago, when
favorable into,
the
-A lazy liver local to chronic
and
whole IyItm. 'Iipap'l
on us cIItI In M) «moot
at m no the stomach. care
rxngAOgllo
ltII been Ii
crouched
'fl'lMI ' harm to is.
In on
twain. The ninth“ were the.
r
i
l
W
NW HA. . ‘
ltlllltm
The. port-oilicc department today in.
Bridgeport, who repreIented himself
according to the (incumbent, combo
rI
and that it was out no tea n it
3:“) 93;“ a ”“55 l they have been for some time.
future. The professor advertised that
past, present and telling the fut re of
any one who could come to him with
cording to the department the groin
trouble with the preterm was that
you“ Frank B 30],!
d the test '0! an impartial invent
won. The department found that
was not only deficient. like Mottled
of the sciences but that his so cal
readings were stereotyoed affairs that
possessed no tuitinotive value. Hence.
the post-office department refused hint
MEI-M “it!!!
E. U. taper, of Mar u, N. in. sun:
ave had really
maven» cuts healed by Buckien’a Ill-nice
It but say it rue relieving and
it is by or t 0 heat healing
naive i here ever fmli’ . 'Jicalo but».
it
.B‘axter e, at???
.tuuw HAVIN CIT 0A LOAN.
mow HAVTN yen. Iir-Thll city
The Religion Education
”LIFE day milleledlitll no of 339;“)?
no.
..
W
”‘VLUVWMY HOVIMIW
new "HAVIIIII‘U‘M Minivan
«rem Irate Invalid for military lint
l .Iweepcr. .. UIual {2.19.1}! “fl”
~m~~w ......
.nmentvonou
The short calendar list stun; civil
of Iuperior court for today's semen
of shows a healthy decrease in divorce
matters or a healthy increase in other
matters. for the motions altecti di-
vorce cases are but unethird o the
total number instead of oneilal an
ere
‘are 42 motion: up the list. it concom-
lug divorced, sign: of the it being un-
contested divorces.
1 The “$9.133!de list in an
o owe brook lust
WI!" sumo: “brook; Stanford:I
C Lynch against frank Lynéh, Dan.
bury: Nellie 8. Schoonrn‘aiter against
””393 WWhWN'
Brill PM“ l‘llxt‘ ghosts Foster.
go aloe Whether: ulnar
William'li. wrists» Hymn;
usury Botnell‘pdch'ersq: moat Katri-
erina Bentolspacher, : Lucy
Luinltont filo“ Clarence E. Lull-
om. Bridge Chauncey H. Lewis
against Mary WI Uridgeport
H‘—
the
«50'
the
ter Footer I
nutritious causation campy.
an ll" Milt-lint! Amour
gruell- truths! lug _
nudes dim r. _ at
Yale molthevcepreaid . pill»
Inciety; Charles 1". Kent, ‘
Wlilnmm
d‘y kg, .‘Igfiion’tw. ., lt-
forntorly despot ' the VIII V vinit y'
reboot. «II also directed em for
W.
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