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lead roads draw or halo Willi (Irwin.
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of three-
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is: New York. $13.60. Philadelphia,
I OLD PT. COMFORT
of three-day tours will leave New
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Washing.
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ville tours, allowirlilg
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A Dss Itoiues women who he been
troubled with frequent colds, concluded
totryeuoidresmlyina new wey,snd
accordingly took a tablespoonful (tour
times the usual dose) of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy 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 teaspoonfui at s time)
and at night again took a tablespoonful
before going to bed, and on the follow-
ing morning awoke tree from all symp
toms of the cold. Since then she has. on
several occasions, used thb remedy in
like manner, with the same good results,
and is much elated over her discovery of
so quick a way of curing a cold. For
sale by G. G. Stillson, druglzist.
Headache is the direct result of indiv
gestion and stomach disorders. Remedy
these by using De Witt‘s Little Early
Risers, and your headache disappears
The Favorite little pills everywhere. 6.
A. Gregory & Co. and G. C. Stillson.
Detectives Needed Bare.
Superintendent Charles Aiuge, of the
National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis,
ind, announces that two or three
capable and trustworthy men are needed
in this county to act as private detective
under his instruction. Experience in
th work is not necessary to success. He
edits a large criminal paperand will send
it with full particulars, which will ex
plain how yd: may enter the profession
addressing him at Indianapolis, Ind.
In these days of telephone, telegraph,
electricity and steam. people cannot af-
ford to wait days or so many hours for
relief. This is our reason for offering
you One Minute Cough Cure. Neither
days, nor hours. nor even minutes elapse
I $3.323 ”goal-":1: 235$ before relief is aflorded. G. A. Gregory .9;
WMWM m 00. and o. 0.:fltillson.
ALIFORNIA §:§:§£§E 0. . O. flardman, sherii! of Tyler
IYorkend Phlladelphlehy ill- 00.," , v.” awed.“ . good thing
and does not hesitate to say so. lie was
almost prostrated with a cold when he
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
(i. C. When, dmggist.
It is not a miracle. It won’t cure
everythihw, but it will cure piles. That‘s
what De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will
do, btcsuae it has done it in hundreds of
cases. U. A. Gregory dt ()0. and (i. (J.
Stillson.
l: H Decker,
DEALER IN
WILL PAPERS.
PAINTS, - - -
IIILS, - - - -
GLASS, ETC.
Turn the search light of inves-
. tigation upon our prices and
'.3 you’ll bring your 0 8 S 8 C
to us.
illTISTS' liTEIllilS.
PICTURES illlEIls <-
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STOCKS.
II pro desire to Invest in enrolls In a safe and
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so hstoour discrethrnaryaemu
whips you tram“? s'per cent. trauma
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was only rm... but rest cum
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Assassi- ls Living.
Partaostrma, Feb. lil,—-James B
Gentry, who, in Zebule's hotel, shot and
killed his flanmm. Madge Yorke, a son
hrctto in "The Baggage Cheek" company,
instill at large. The police are makln:
a thorough march for the murderer, an
gee descriptive of him have been sent
the adjacent cities, but nothing but
been seen or llmrd ol the slayer up to thil
morning. A theory is advanced that Gen
try haul drowned himself or committed sui-
cide in some other manner, but there ll
nothing to indicate thin.
The father, rnotlwr and brother of the
(loud actress urrivud born from New York
to claim the remains. Robert S. Drysdole,
the father of the girl. ilvoylot lull West
Seventy-eighth otrcot, New Earle, and il
a llnon salcsumu in the employ of 0. Jam ;
Jr Million, in Mallard strmlt. The mother
was overcome when she rcachod the scout
of the tragedy, and upon tho suggmttlon ,
of Proprietor Zuluse the members of thsj
family took up their qumtcrs at unothcl',
hostiery.
Tho wonpon mind by Gentry was found
by u polim‘nmn bllriml In tho snow ui
'Eighth and Locust utrcots. It has llvs
chambers, and all each contain» an empty
shell it is Inrllcvod that he fired live shots. I
Were Not En‘eged. '»
Thu father of the (loud girl denied that ,
his daughter and Gentry were engaged to '
ho marrlod. “l: declares that he would
not have ponnittod his daughter to have
marrlmi Gentry bud slim so dwlrud. Mr.
Drysdulo said that Gentry bud been . no.
quainulnoo of the family for over a your
and was rogurllnd wholly us a friend. Con-
tinuing. Mr. Ilrysdalo sold:
“Gantry maimed to take a kindly inter-
est in her, and M'u Wum glad that he
should be ill the some company with her. '
I think the premium of runny goutlcmvn
who called to are her aroused his jealousy. '
We entertain lorgI-ly. and my (haughtot
had many admirers. ’l'bllI jealousy e13 '
plains tho frququ-y of tho telegrams and
letters with which he pcstcrml her from
Boston, whithur in: Wont after he had to
leave the company.
"Madge was accustomed to coming to
son us unoxpwtedly, for she was an ullcc~
tionato girl and never was In the vicinity
of New York without paying her home a
visit. My wife all day Sunday who expect-
ing to see her. About 2 o'clock in the aft»
crnrmn Gentry came to tho house and in- '
qulrod for my daughter. ilcr luothul' told
him she WM not thorn.
" 'Wcll,’ said Gentry. 'I have a telegram
from Marlin: saying she would moot mo in ‘
Jersey ('lty on the 12:50 train. i waited
for her but aim has not arrived. '
" ’lt is pasiblc,’ mill mywifo,
will tulle the. later truin.’ l
"ilo romnlnmi at «Mr boom: for 20 min I
utes and then dowrtml. presumably to
meet tho lutcr train. I am positive my
daughter did not mum to Jcrsvy i'lty, for
she Wutllll assured] y have visited us."
Police Sunnis“.
Mills Dryiululv mm wry highly n-spcrtl-o
in the company, ”or manager thought
much of lll'l‘ ability and was ranking is
”rm-In} purl. furlwr in u play which be will,
put on tho. road mutt i'li‘llrllifl. .‘lnuy liii'lll- '
burst of "Tho “tumour ('llmck” company
hl‘lli'Vt! that. Gentry boa cndcd lilii lilo. '
Thu idm (If mllclllo, box-tour, is scouts-ti by
ill? pnllt'l‘. ,
Miss l'lill‘kt', whowium-wli tho about.
in“ and who. in fut-I. mu lb:- nllly witness
to tho ill'l‘ll. WM lwforo I'Ilpllllu of [MI-N3
iVI-s Miller. iilw liliil liul fully ruva-rod
from ”In lll‘l'luiia ~I|ln'li nIII- Mlnlitllll II. lull
Was riiillll'li Illly I’lllillnlhl‘ll to toll the ill"
toils. i
I‘lll'l‘ III-v ‘IIIIwI-tiuw l'upmin Mlllt‘f Iu-ul
it ll'nKlIIy tlI-puirll in tho I'IIlI-f HT pnliv'w ll“
PIIIIgIIko-I'lwil'. N. Y. WIIIII» I'nllirr's mun“
puny, to whirl. lln-ulry was Iituu'llud. wot
lllllml IIIIlplu'llr Ill PUIiKllki'I'lmlt' Ilisi night,
and Wlilll' ll 1. tin! thought that the mur-
dvtrI-r Vl‘t'lil tlwro ('llpmlu Mlllor rmpwsml
illt: tillll'f of police to li'ill’ll from the Inciti-
borll of tho I-onlplluy wlmivvor he could he-
gnrdlrlg llli' mun, 'l'lw polll'o nro inclined
to tho opinion that (lI'utry Ill-lllwrutl-Iy
plamml Ibo tlmr for tho mmmlssllm oi
the ill‘t’tl. rim! that after Ilu' shooting ho
tool: the in p, In, train on llll.‘ l‘uuusylvu-
tile for Now York. I
Horne Public Ilsa-rests.
HCTIAKTUV. l'Il.. P'l-ll. ill—Tho will of
tho into Juilgh Julilt liwdlI-y was admit
U‘ll to prollulv. lll' lu-llumtlt.’ to the city
of Wliiv'llmlrr. Vol. summon II.- apubllc
llllrury. I'MHHHI in HI. l'mrlvil's Orphan
asylum of HI-rumuu, O'JMIOO to tho llums‘
of the (hull T‘lli'plli'l‘ll of Hl’muton and .3,— i
000 to Armin llnl'fuy. ills lmum'ltwlwr, I
‘that she
Against f‘hnrrh Fairs.
More, N. Y., Fob, Ill._—Jmllrn Adams
of i'urmmhslgms. In npt'nlilfl the Wayne
circuit murt oml murt of oyor and icrmi~
nor hero. i'llliflfi‘tl IlII- grand jury to inves-
tigate AII l'lllifi'll fulrrmutl otIII-r fairs whorl-
tho low motion-t loitvrlos wns violated and
to bring lit lilillt‘illli'iilli uuxllust the guilty ‘
parties,
In ltmlrgogme Arrives.
wa Yolttt, l‘I-b, lit-Ji’ho French lino
III-mimllip Lu iiullmouuo llrrivul hum,
film hall a unruly vigour, but sustained
noilmuumn HIII‘ lwpt wrll totho south-
ward on tho lookout for La Gammon and
Wes collsoqiu-utiy a tiny behind her usual 1
time. I
rimm- "arid “emf.
9r. Acorn-Irma. Fla. lv'uh. lII.—-(lmvo's
hotel at l-iummI-r llavnnn. a romrt on the
can“ no mllos «unlit of bore, was burned.
Colonel Mott ’l'nyloruf New York city and
his party of tin: Indies and (our gentle.
nun lost nearly all their wardrobes.
Queen's Ipeeeh lie-needed.
Worm, il'vh. lit—The hmm of con» ‘
moon by a majority of it has Nimrod Ir.
Chamberlain‘s amendment to the address
in reply to the queen's lpfimh. The Vote
stood 291 against the amendment to tea
in its farm. “no...”
‘3“! Trial lies-a.
Blind“). Feb. lit-11» trialor Hartley
flimsy he the murder at William H.
Bright at the Gsnesss oil works lest sum-
rusrwsn begun him Justice Word In
court of our and mines.
may sen Wests one needs. I
the ‘ i the
we, to...“ ..
WW“. I, ‘ 3K3: .33
Tins. the Chinese naval commends! who
committed suicide cuss the ‘ surrender oi
hisilect to ”Japanese.” Whilst-Wet
The steamer also i the bodies of
commander Lin and Captain Yang of the
Chinese flagship (then-Yuan and General
Chung. commander of the military forces
at Wui-liahWei, all of whom killed them-
selves rather than to sufler the punish—
ment that would have been meted out to
them by the emperor for the failure of his
forces to repel the Japanese. The Japanese
paid the grenteli respwt to Admiral Tlng’s
remains. Captain Yong shot himself as
the Japanese went uvur the side of the
flagship.
Lennon, Fob. ill—The Tlmes' con-e
spondent at liongkong sends a dispatch
which explains the reason for the hurried
departure of the British warship Mercury
for Formosa. it says that numbers of the
Chinese irregular force, known as Black
Flags, are committing outrages on the is
land. The Times adds that British reel-
dcuts on the island also wired to liong~
hang for help.
Thom: Black Flags are notorious robbers,
and If there is nobody ciao to raid and rob
they will make the Chinese themselves
their victims.
A special dispatch from Shanghai says
in connection with the attack upon Toug-
Chou by the Japanese that American mis-
sionaries confirm the report that the place
was entirely defenseless, the forts and the
Chinoso mmp being situated some distance
from the city. The anunqle gnvo no no-
tice of their intention to bombard the place.
The (Jinncw did not attempt to fire back
at the Japanese from the city.
MINE EXPLOSION.
the Men Were Killed and Six Fatally
Injured.
AWL/mu, Pa, Fob. ill—An explosion
of goal which will probably result in the
death of at bust 11 minors occurred in the
Walt liour Ridge mine at Muhnnoy Plano.
Five men have been taken out dead and
six so seriously injured that their lives are
dcslmlrml of. The «loud are i’ctvr Kline,
aged in yours, of Aslllund, leaving a wid—
ow and six children; Joseph Pitts, aged
20, of Girnrdvlllc, unmarried; Thomas
Durkin, aged 35, of Gimrdvlllc, leaving a
widow; licrunrd Rood, aged «in, of Mir
hanoy Plano, willow and five children. and
Peter Ural-aback, aged in, of St. Clair,
widow and four children.
The seriously Injured are W. Minnlch
and William Goff of Ashlnnd. Anthony
Meyers and Edward Davis of Girurdville
and John Laney and William Davis of Mn.
hanoy Plano. Residue those several other
minors Wore badly burned, but it is hoped
that they will recover. The mine is still
on fire. and an effort is being made to ex
tingulsb the flames by moans of a hose nt-
' inched to the wutor main.
BICYCLISTS IN SESSION.
The League of American Wheelmcn Meet
In Annual Convention.
New YORK. Fob. ill—Tho fourteenth
annual convention of the Li'itglll' of Amer-
loun Win-clown “pound in the Grund Un-
ion hotel. From an curly hour the lobby
and corridors (If tho: hIIlI'l were throngs-d.
with enthusiastic delegates n‘pn—msnting
the Wlii'i‘llllt'n in savory suction of the Un-
ion. The parlors wore occupied us hmd-
quorlers by various ilt'Ii‘iIillIllnal and were
gztyly Ilvmmtml wlIlI “Iii.“ uull Ilowurs.
Thu mnwntlnn was t'illll‘ll to nnlvrby
Prreltlvul UllurII-s ll. Lllsvmlrt. The mm-
ruiitm on rrrdrullllls lil't'~l‘llll'(l Ila report.
and Sun-(my “ilrwt'll (-:Illul lIll‘ roll, out!
the buslmw of the tiny IJI'KIHL The moat
important business ll‘IillnfiI'lI‘ll during tho,
tiny was ill“ i-lvrlinn of lllnt‘l‘m and the M‘-
lm'llml of Asimry Park as llll‘ plow whom
till-annual ”Jilin" of the lruguv sllull bu
hold this your.
THE ST. AUGUSTINE SAFE.
The Long Utrruluo Moatn-llip "ml to Put
rim. Ilrrmmlls For f‘mll.
NEW Ynlzli. FI‘I). lit-Tbi- lliilll othlIlo
Hli'lllll-‘lllll CH)" of St. Auglmlnu ('upiuln
(LL-kill, which Hilll'll from .Iurkmni‘llll‘,
i-‘lII . on Mir 2. with u I‘urgo of Mull”.
37-Hluli {out of Milo lllrullvr for this purl
and for tho ulll'l'ly uf Wllll‘ll some Ilnin-ly
iIml llm'n «’Kprvs'm-Il Ill shipping I'Il'i'li‘ii, us
she \l'illull)’ Inuku-I IiII- trip in ilwdltyal.
is min. A Illelputch l‘l’i'l'll‘t'll Ill llllfil‘lly
soy-I elm llliri put into iirrmndn, buying
run Hliur'l of mul.
The City of :s‘i. Augustine ls wry Ill-n-
worthy uml I-upnblool ouIrIllqu the so—
vorml storms, uml lli‘l‘ uncut here has all
along lli‘l‘ll I-uniIIiI-tll of bur ultlnlull' sllluty.
lie hml muluminml from the start that her
supply of cool Ilml uIlIlolllItI-dly become ox-
bIlIIstt'Il, and that Milli would be first heard
from m llnml' I-mlliugpm-t. ilvrorow num-
her» it moo.
The (iiants' Southern Trip.
NEW Yuitit. Fob. ill—«Million? Davis.
3 with tho lill'lillit'l‘rt of tho New York bum-
bull train, will cull on llli' anum-r Tallu-
lililim-l‘ lur t-llmumnh on Tuesday next.
From liommmll llul lt'lilil will no In Jm‘k-
aouvlilv, lI‘Iu. ‘l‘IIr-m “’0'ka of loud prlw
tlm- will 1.33 lolluluml In Ilwrv. oilvr which
a trip north by t'ilHy room will be tultcn.
Ileaiitutiors In Ohio.
I'IsI'Ixsm. Fob. ill—«Word from Book»
Inulmm and other point» In tho limiting
vullI-y billion that the llosiltlllllm is'rlnch
tlmt lilo uliITo'l‘I'r't nro lmooming desperate.
(ioiornur McKinley nrulorml lmmmlluto no-
tilts-«lune lerrIIlm-Il ut iiuoltlugluun and the
bill «out to him.
A fluinrml Minister Meets-Ill.
New Your. Fob. lib-lbw. lir. Edward
O. (”llfluu. ”will! of the Lift-Io Zion Afri-
mn Motllmllil Episcopal church. this city.
mmplaim bitterly that be has lwon o noted
on amount of his color from the regular
Mobility molding of the New York Metho-
Ilst prom-burs.
fourth ('Iass l'ostmasters.
Warmsuros, Fob. lil.»'l'llc following
fourth class tmsimnstcrs wore appointed:
New Jorsoy~llurnogat l’nrk, ii. A. Iv-
rringimm; liuona, Charles Wrny', Nelsen-
rliio, it. ll. iiomlrlokson.
Pennsylvania-«8t. Peter's, J. 1.. Wells.
lists! keeper's luiside.
illiterate. 1’... 1rd“ to. -- Stephen
Smith, pmpriotor oi the Colmino hotel,
urns found lying on his hm! with his throat
cut and a rarer by his side. lie was one
at the best known hotel men in this union.
limit heheaasrs 0m!
Buster. Felt lit—Borstal Ilium
Immwwmrm
.g. >
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Blneeweiirststertsdiuhminmithuhsnourcusm‘tugtwi‘u . “a. ,
, tr our,“ .
veutory to give a deal past sale oi the year and because oi
ness we give notice of our '
ANNUAL INVENTORY SALE.
Nothing for assay a day, if ever, equals the values we are now m3 M ‘ ‘
that we have any idea of running ad or reducing our stock, that isn't our wan 3
while our stock ls dlflersnt from the ordinary, and we have many articles sud
makes of goods not found in other stores. yet by no possibility shall any person 3
buying oi us have it to say that they paid more than the same quality is sold f ‘ "
elsewhere. but on the contrary, as at the present time and as often as .
trading shall buy here for less than anywhere else.
DRESS GOODS.
To put in print all of the bargains to be found in this department. would to:
quire more space then We could afford and would be too cumbersome e way of
plucmg 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 through the entire“-
partmeut.
Our 25 cent Fancy Dress Goods at 19 cents. ' '
8 secs fancy Choviots, medium color, would make good house dresses. ROI-
ular . 0 quality, this sale, 25c yd. Guaranmd all wool.
40 in. all wool Borges and Henriettas, all colors, regular 60c quality. 89c yd.
BLACK GOODS.
40 in. all wool Serge, regular 500 quality, 890.
45 in. all wool Serge, regular 75c quality. 500.
50 in. all wool Serge, regular 61 quality. 756.
45 in. Henrietta, regular 756. quality. 50c
100 selected Dress patterns, no two alike ht ust what the cost. .00 items
for 02 50. $3.50 patterns at $3 00. ’ j y .8 pa
Special discount of 25 per cent. on all (limits and For Capes.
Tristram & Hyatt, Norwalk, cum.
FRANCIS & CO.
RELIABLE CLOTHIERS,
i
There are many kinds of Clothing sold,
and it remains Willi you to decide whether
you will have the wool over your eyes or
on your back.
We are offering larger discount on
winter cloth
haw-“
i3}; than ever before, in order
“In.” " '
to reduce stock before inventory in Febru-
nry.
FRANCIS 3&1“ 66.,
88 Washinglon Street. - 80th Kuwait. Conn.
Old and Reliable Daily Direct Freight line
-BETWEEN-
NEW YORK, SOUTH N ORWALK AND
N ORWALK.
TH E PilOPELLEBfl -
CITY OF NORWALK, EAGTJE All!)
'VULCAN,
‘1‘”.
.31 : 1‘
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Will leave Pier ‘23, E. 8., iloeirrran street. New York. a. 35 p. in.
Leave Norwalll, ii p. in. South Norwslh, 6:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 s. ru. to ll p. m.
Upon application to egonta the City of Norwallr, Eagle and Vulcan will he
3* ut for special lots of freight anywhere in New York or its vicinity.
Q‘All persons are forbid trusting any of the employee of the boats of iii
no or rt m mot of the owners thereof. on if
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TIIB 333.3333 collar” soon. ”
A time Saving, Labor Saving, Temper Saving,
Collar Button. Thetop is wedge shaped; the upper
part of the post 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.
FIIII SALE BY A. W. AUSTIN, lEWElEfl,
:ouu languid IIIIIIqu.
tillllf i2,022
lilies Barman his”.
announcement—m...
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wilitssersthsiiisetsysee. fl“
“"°" alumna-decorum III-was:
dawn-sat in men in when;
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