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WALL PAPERS.
'PAINTS, - - 4-
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to try an old remedy in s new way, and
awardingly took a tablespoonful (four
times the usual dose) of Chamberlain’s
Gough‘Bemsdy just before going to bed.
The next morning she found that her
cold had almost entirely disappeared
During the day she took a few doses of
the remedy (one tsupoonful at a time)
and at night sgaiuwok a tablespoonful
.ADss Moises woman who
ing morning awoke free from all symp
tom of the cold. Since then she has. on
several occasions. used this remedy in
and is much elated over her discovery of
so quick a way of curing a cold. For
sale by G. C. Btlllson. drugelst.
Hesdacheis the direct result of indi-
gestion and stomach disorders. Remedy
these by using De Witt's Little Early
Risers. and your headache disappears
The Favorite little pills everywhere. G.
A. Gregory & Co. and G. C. Stillson.
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Detectives Needed Hera.
Superintendent Charles Ainge, of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis.
Ind, announces that « two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
under his instructions. Experience in
th work is not necessary to success. He
edits a large criminal paper and will send
it with full particulars, which will ex-
plain how you may enter the profenion
addressing him at Indianapolis. Ind.
____,_.________._.__—
In these days of telephone, telegraph.
electricity and steam, people cannot sf-
ford to wait days or as many hours for
relief. This is our reason for offering
you One Minute Cough Cure. Neither
days, nor hours, nor even minutes elapse
before relief is aflorded. G. A. Gregory &
Co. and G. 0.:8tlllson.
o. w. o. Hardman, sherifl oti'ryter
00., W. Va, appreciates s good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. He was
almost prostrated with a cold when be
procured a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. He says: “it gave me prompt
relief. I find it to be an invaluable rem-
edy for coughs and colds." For sale by
G. C. Stillson,druggist.
ltisnht a miracle. It won’t cure
everything. but it will cure piles. That's
do, because it has done it in hundreds of
cases. G. A. Gregory a Go. and G. C.
Stillson.
L. H. Becker,
DEALER IN
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BLASS, ETC. - -
Turn the search light of inves-
tigation upon our prices and
you’ll bring your 8 8 8 8 s
to us.
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I t tests manner without care and worry.
‘ i ribs to our discretionary mounts, which
pay youirmnztc s'psr cent. weekly in
or act vs market. it w lpsy you more than
cable the average rate of interest in :25
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l‘hiiadslnhia Hotel anal empties a a.-
volvsr la Elev Face—the Assasslnnsapss.
They Were Engages tl Ila Married.
Partinium. Feb. iB.——-Madgc York’s.
s soprano singer with "The Baggage
Dhsok" company. was shot and almost
instantly killed at Zqu' hotel. this city,
by James P. Gentry, a comedian of Col-E
Iisr's "Back Number" company. Gentry
scooped, and up to this morning had not
"The Baggage Check" company, which
opens at the Empire thustu tonight. ar-
rived hero early Sunday morning from
Chester, Pa, and a number" of embers,
including Miss Yorke. registers at Zoiss'
hotel, Miss Yorke taking athlrd story
back room. It is said that Miss Yorke.
whose home is in New York city, took
the 9:50 s. in. train for that cisy, but she
returned to the hotel at. nboutdo'clook
i _~~4ulws.rs .—
wnit“ lie \vnikcd out into the hallway
and n-cmidcd ny inrans of the stairway.
Mi u -. n k - and Miss Lida Clarke. a
m. n . In» company, were in the for-
mer s who practicing songs when Gentry
cponm iIit'. ti. nrund walked in unsnnouno<
ed. Miss YOI‘KO manifested some surprise
at a slug him and introduced him to Miss
Clarke, Alter hastily acknowledging the
lntrodhction. Miss Clarke says, Gentry
turned to Miss Yorke. and in an angry
tone demanded, " Why didn't you moot me
today?“
Before the girl could answer he whip-
ped a revolver from his pocket and fired
three shots _at her. ouch bullet taking of-
foct—ono over the right eye. one in the
center of the forehead nnd the third close
to the left temple.
The Murderer Escape».
Gentry immediately rushed from the
room. and nothing more was seen of him.
The supposition is thnt he ran along the
hallway and tltiscendcd by means of the
fire escape at the back of the house. mak-
ing good his escape by one of the numer-
ous little alloys in the rear.
The shots vrerc heard throughout the
building. A patrol wagon was summoned,
and the girl was taken to the l’t-nnsylva-
his hospital. about a block distant. where
she died immediately upon bi‘l’ arrival.
Before entering the hotel Gentry went ,
to a thcatrlcal boarding house next door
kept by a Mrs. Dit-trich, where he was in-
formvd that Miss Yorke was stopping at
Zelss'.
Charles T. Blunt-y. author of ”The Bug-
gago Chick." and Mnnngvr Cooprr raid
that it won gem-rally undrrsiood that Gen-
try and the girl Wt-ro t-ngng d to bo mar-
ried. and no motive for the dm‘d other
than a fit of jralousy can be imagined.
Gentry had always been regarded by his
friends in the profession as “a thoroughly
good follow." while not a word could be
said in detriment totho girl. Gentry. it
is said, is originally from Richmond. ills
friends In this city are of the opinion that
he will t'OlilmIl suicide. as certain marked
peculiarities of voice and manner render
his capture in the near future almost in-
evitnhls.
The murdered girl was well known in
the profession During the season of
law-tin she was a member of the New
York Cavino (llii’l'a conipnny. Of late
years IIll' has born with "Naturnl Gus."
”Hons nnti lloss"-—-whcre she first inst
Gentry—null a number of other prominent
companies,
She was I’DRJKI'd by "Tho Baggage
Chick" company lost. season and had
tnndu such a hvt that Mr. llluncy had do~
aided in ndvuncc burl" position. nod to
this end wuu writing for her the port of
an tip to (late girl in “The (Tbntiol Mort—
gage." which is to ho prmiuct-d in New
York nvxt month. She was it remarkably
pretty girl. it decided brunette had about
22 yours of ego.
(icntrv is described as a tall. thin. thi-
low faced men of nhout iii. yours nud is
said to he n‘ ovvr character comedian.
Miss (3 or...» was pl'llill'llted by the occur
reuse and could not br s on. lhiwtivo“
were on unto put upon the noun.
Miss Yorkc's proper name was Drys
dale, and her home was at Hill West For
sntyvoighth slroel. New York city. 'l‘rl.
sgrnms were out to her parents at that
address.
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They Ilatl Quart-sled.
New YouK. Fun. iii—«Manager W. l-'.
Cross’ey of 12:37 Broadway. the proprietor
of "Tim llnggngE Chock" company. of
which Madge Yet ‘to. the dead woman. was
a member. said butt evening:
"Hlx weeks nun l cngngod Gentry Mlil
Madge Yorke for ”The linggago Chock'
omnpstiy. Hhtv p'nyod tho part of the lini-
ian timid Gentry and Yorke were onung‘
ed to he married. ’but when (it ntry left my
compnnv u win-k nit ,, bo bud Joined It the
.twobnd a bitter unurrvl. iiniill‘y loft in
go wlih Willie Culllur to take it part in
”The Brick NIiQAMiI‘.’
“i saw iinntry on Broadway at it o’clock
Sunday uftormmn. lie was under the in-
fluence of drink not! was walking with
Jot Cnyno. the comedian of ”The Rush
(Ilty’ company. He spoke to me. and he
mentioned Mntlgc Yorke. He said. ‘My
God. how i love tlmt girl.’ ”
Mr. ljruwsluy sold the company will
open toisy at the Empire theater in Phil.
adolphia. iiontry was to have nppcnrod
with ”The liush City" mnrpsny at l'ough-
keepsio Malay. lie is iii! years old and was
for many yours n cirrus performer.
Manager t‘rmsloy this morning mired
the following telegram from Charles it.
Blanoy: “Gentry killed Madge last night.
Look up number woman."
‘l‘hrn ifhildms Committed.
Guanine. Mich” Fab. l3.-TI|M chil-
dren. tired it. it and 1 years rsspsctivnly.
lost their llres in s the at lawman. The
children had hem put to lzcd while their
father. Eli Seymour. and mother attended
a Maccabees dance. When they nrtorned.
the house was in flames.
tiswell clintwell Vanity head.
.imrsnwavmm. ind. Fob. iii-um.
well Clintwell Wesley. oxamayor of this
horn in New York «is and was onsof
the duster-minnow" ammsnystxdsty.
”firms-"hi“?
a number pa
Mucus bowl is was“ .
sen-st the miles of
an of the stats committee and refuse hero-
thst all legislation desired by the mayor,
the committee .of seventy and the Good
Government». clubs shall he indefinitely
hung up. at least until a thorough under-
standing is reached with the mayor. and
that probably. should OOIM'llld of‘the leg-
islature show a majority for it, a power of
removal hill shall be passed enabling Gov-
ernor Morten to cutoff Democratic heads
with as much facility as. Mayor Strong is
now doing it.
advisability‘of pushing Governor Morton
in 1806 was sug ted, and should he
stand by the state organization in its hot
city. is dead at the agent 88. He wad,
WI! W is
Chairman Hack-
eustom just were " ‘ '
sitar as a party emulation to hold itself vet: to vs a final great because system
-1 aslbls for the sets of the mayor. scram glv‘e‘notlcsof our .1. 0‘ the ”u M of ”fit ‘ “w I
‘urthmners. it was practically sgrssti
Incidentally, it may he observed. the
forward forihc ssidential nomination
tie with the mayor he will he promised the
Import of the Empire State delegation to
the next national conventlén. Should he
Pinsnuno. Feb. lit—A wreckocourrcd
at the Rankin crossing between the west»
on express on the Baltimore and Ohio
ands trolley car on the Braddock and
Rankin branch of the Second Avenue
line. which resulted in the death of Miss
Anna Current and the severe injury of
William Jones, both passengers on the
electric car. The Baltimore and Ohio
train was an hour late and was coming
along at a high rate of speed lusts-1 the
smiley car approached the crossing. When
the motorman and conductor saw that a
collision wns inevitable, they told the pan—
sengers to jump for their lives
There were 12 passengers. all of whom
succeedrd in getting off exospt Miss Cu.
suck. She not still because she could not
understand English and did not. know
the danger she was in. She arrived in
New York on Saturday and was on her
way to liankln to join her father, whom
she had not soon since she was 4 years
old. The car was struck fairly in the cen-
ter and was reduced to kindling wood.
Miss Cusnok’s head was out entirely off.
and her body horribly mutilated. Wil-
liam Jones had his arm crushed and
head badly out. All the otlwis were bruis
cd or slightly out by flying pieces of the
wrecked car.
Express and Cattle Trains Collide.
Germs. 0. T.. Fob. 18.-—-The Texas
express and a through t'nttle train on the
Santa Fe mllldcd in Dead Man‘s out. five
miles south of here. The passenger en-
gineer jumped and saved his life. as did
the freight fireman. Freight Engineer
Charles Applohy was killed, and Passenger
Fireman Patric-k (‘oldron was caught in
the mb and avoided so bndly that he died.
Both engines. Imygago and mail tars and
half a docon freight cars were demolished,
and 70 head of etc. kwers killed. The pas-v
senger ‘ccathcs did not. leave the trat k.
and no pnescng. rs were badly injured,
Mt'Cafl’rt-y In a Hospital.
NEW YORK, Fob. lo.——l)ornlniok Mce
Caffroy. the pugili-t who was fighting
Mitchell and Sullivan a few yuan ago.
has had a crowning hit. of hard luck. Sev-
eral weeks ago in getting out of his hotb-
tub be wrnpcti the skin off hie iii-top. lie
was finally threatened with biliiid pol~on-
lug. ti'n Friday he thw‘ ndvl-ed to go to
liollovue ho-pitnl. and there he went. and
he is occupying a bed in that institution
now. The ~urgoun4 think they can sure
the foot. but at ilr<t it was doubtful.
Johnson liq-alert on the loo.
Missmrnus. Fob. is.~—.lohn S, John
son. the breaker of llnlllllllimil’lil records.
was compelled to lower his flfllfil'h'flt tho
Normannia rink to Peter Ustlund. the
champion akniur of Europe. in oruco of
Lilli) yards. A standing start Wns mode.
and Johnson led until within 20 rods of
the ilanh, when tistlund made a wonder
ful burst of dilO‘ll and won by more than
two fee. in liziill I .5.
In a Novelty at Iluton Rouge.
Btrm: Burns, in. Fol). Iii—A large
number of people visited the river irontto
soc the novel. fight of no flouting in the
Misslsdppl river. Only once or twmo pro-
vlcns hos liontlug Ice been seen in the
Mississippi river this far smith. '
l.- lfourgngnw Delayed.
New Ymtx. Feb. le.-—’l‘he French lino
Itmitmblp lla llnurgognn. linptnln (iotfroy,
ball not been repeated up to this morning.
tilts stalled from linvro at in (a m, rlntur-
tlay. l’cb. ii. and was due at this port you»
lords-y morning.
Furiutts‘l'wllara In Tumble.
(Hartman. l‘eh. lit—Dr. ltdnn Moore,
fortune teller and trance mmllum. was no
rested yesterday for fraudulent use of the
malls 'l'hu wuntun's bushnnd, Dr. Paul
limos. was arrested in Atlanta on a slut»
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TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
‘ Near iirovllie. Oat. a stage was robbed
by a ionv hlgliwuymsn armed with a shot—
gun.
A roulmnntof lutllnns recruited to fight
for (lost main in the impending war with
Mexico has deserted.
lion. ii. tigtlon liradley. proudest oi
the 'l‘arrytnwn h’ntionnl bunk. died and
dimly in iioblis Ferry. N. Y.
M. Mount Vernon. Ky. Monroe litmci
killed lloc .imiss. his brotherlndnw, by
striking him on the head with an ax.
. James l-‘rszfcr rind A. ll. McQulston of
llsxford. l’a.. were killed by thesxplosion
of a boiler at an oil well near lisrford.
it is announced at the New York sch-
iressury that resource) in gold has been
waived on account of the ilcimontlior»
gnu syndicate
The (thincse emperor has ordered the
governor of Hhauttmg to hshrad all the
civil smears and military and naval cfll~
cots mmmctsd with the defense of Wei-
llaltWel.
Much nnxlnty is manifested among the
owners of ”nail cunts lsu vessels as tcthe
safety of a llost of aims no ships which
are supposed to have been lost in the hilt»
card of a week ago.
his. and lira Fernando licensed for
don have agreed upon a West Mrs.
that we have any idea of . rennin oil or reducin ~ ' '
while our stock is did’srent from 8the ordinary ‘ our Mk, that “I ‘ our w.
makes of goods not found in other stores. yet
buying of us have it to say that they paid more than the same quality is
elsewhere, but on the contrary, as at the
trading shall buy here for less than an'yw ere else.
quire more space than we could siford and would he too cumbersome a way
placing them before our readers. We have. therefore. selected a few items which"
we believe will give a very fair idea of what can be expected t '
for $2.50, $8.50 patterns at $3
Since we first started in business it has been our
ANNUAL mvsu'roav SALE.
Nothing for manya day, if ever. equals the values we are now
and we have many
by. no possibility mu any
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DRESS GOODS.
To put in print all of the bargains to be found in this department. would rs“- ,
of
"lent. \
Our 25 cent Fancy Dress Goods at 19 cents. .
8 fancy Choviots. medium color. would make
hrougb the sounder
goodhousedresses. Reg-
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i: rn. D. - Fitch Wih “080mm“! “it: 3' T22033°£XL$£1flymv perhaps ular c quality, this sale, 25c d. Guaranteed all wool.
ht ted. 40 in. all wool Serges and enriettas, all colors, regular 500 quality. 39c yd.
Yl’he clerk was instructed to draw the “TRAIN STR C A K GOOD
:iéggfomhe annuslcity mantle to he ,‘I UIBOLLEY CAR BL 0 Sc
1,: l i lamina. 4a ass-nauslhv n is wilds.
sent to the girl's room, but Gentry did not 0'" “m“‘fiexrll‘ “11'“ 0'“ 9" 40 in- all wool Saree. regular 50° quflitv. 396-
45 in. all wool Serge, regular 75o uslit , 500.
50 in. all wool Serge. regular 81 q‘halityy. 750.
46 in. Henrietta, regular 75c. quality. 50c.
100 selected Dress palmtop).o no two alike, at just what they cost. 83 00 patterns
Special discount of 25 per cent. on all Clocks and Far Capes.
Tristram it Hyatt, Notwali, ‘lionn.
FRANCIS& co.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
t .
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
and it remains with you to decide Whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or
on your back.
We are offering larger discount on
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Winter clothtggmflin ‘fiscr'bfforej in fillet:
to.reduce stock before inventory in Febru-
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FaANCIS & 00..
86 Washington Street. - South llorwaik, Conn.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight Line
—BETWEEN-
NEW YORK, SOUTH NORWALK AND
NORWALK.
THE P ROPELLERH
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGLE AM)
VULCAN,
Will leave Pier 28, E. K, Iieekman street. New York, a. 5 p. to.
have Norwaih, ii p. in. South Norwalk. one p. m.
Freight received from 7 a. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon application to agents the City of Norwalk, Eagle and Vulcan will ho
«a nt for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
‘ “All persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the hosts of thfi
no 0 l account of the owners thereof. no if
”in our... "on. “inton-
A time Having, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. The top is wedge shaped; the upper
part of the poet is flat, the lower part is round. It
can’t help working, its as simple as a clothes Pin.
Made in
Gold. Silver and Gold Plate.
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FIIII SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, 'IEWELE,
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