‘ . :1 ““7an Fl).
,‘l’ltllll Lebee Hanged by the
y; Neck Till Dead.
year who:
i
Mn County Jail the Scene at the
Mlle--hbee Feared the Great
mus—a Brief Sketch of Ills Ilur-
I‘IDIO 0H..-
Pause , N. J.. June fil—hulls iabee
“be hanged in the county jail yard at
“I pics for the brutal murder of his hand-
“ young wife, Feb. 28.
IAN. [Mod Itard.
m ('edlnu jerked the rope which
w a weight of hill pounds at il:l'a' a. in
may. and In an instant [Alice went flying
uptownflhthecro- beam. Then the body
“down egeinwith a jerk, and fore
it! mounds remelncnd quiet. The awful death
“to then ennled. The somher black cap
Mthehce. but the imam rose and
tell wnvulslvely, the piuioued hands clonal
Oil Inclined violently. and so it went on for
m minutes before the physician pro-
nounced him dead.
has fears were entu'uiiued that he would
N down at the eoeitold alld be nearly
fulfilled the expectations. lie came out of
“ cell at 9:15 a. m. staggering. and only for
the Import of Bheriit Cednius he would have
[Ill-l. His head was bowed and he wept
tresly. The Rev. Dr. Heis asked him if he
- hudenything to say and he replied:
"Ito, only may God have mercy on my
soul I expect salvation. l was not reel-m—
ai foi‘ my crime."
Thai the loop rigged by lianglnan Van
Ike was sprung and the murderer was
launched into eternity. Ath o'clock in the
Ming Sheri! C. Cudlnus went into the con-
firmed men's cell and touched bilu lightly on
the shoulder. Lebeo was lying on his right
its, and turned over, opening his eyes and
groaning when the sherti! aroused him.
lle Feared the Ilereefter.
- “Getting upfor the last time," he said, with
Details, es he arose and went to the special
betbprepred for him. "it is not inept-m-
eat 1 fear, but the greet hereafter," [Albee
declared more than once.
Disposing of Ilia Elects.
thittle Bible, a present from his mother
in childhood days, he gave to Warden liuck-
try, and the meerschaum cigar holder, which
hemlored by constant use since he has been
in prhon, he gave to fiberii‘f Cadmus. Police
Man! Matthew McGirr received an origi-
nal pen and ink portrait drawn by hibee as
he looked at himself through a looking glam.
lahee's Horrible Crime.
lahee had a very handsome young wife of
whanhe was insanely jealous. They quar»
rid end she left him. On the day of the
mill Iabee went to the house where she
had gone and asked for his wife. She con-
sented to see him end they had a long talk
in the parlor, which ended in a violent quar-
l'd. [Abel became crazy with rage, and
drawing a long, ugly looking knife he sprang
, inputs the woman with the ferocity of a tiger
. enddrew the sharp edge norms her throat.
She screamed loudly, but before any one
could come to her assistance Labeo had
thrown her upon the floor and was stabbing
{and hacking away at her bodmyi :ithghe' fury
do“. He literally wv er in
end when natal-bar- w- new... ...u.’
with 5“”?! an'd‘chte as to be hardly
She was still alive and was
’ use to or. Joseph's hospital, where m and
”ill after her arrival.
Edltnre' Names in Print.
floral. Innuendo, 2!. Y., June 28,—At
Mannheim yesterday the New York
State Pm amociation elected the following
M foroue year: President, W. 11. Clerk,
M, Journal, Cenendalgua; . .
“Iliad, Advertiser, Elmira; Charles Well-
tag, Farmer, Jamaica; W. C. mane, Ad-
veaee,CeIndeu-, W. D. McKinky, Malina;
secretary. A. 0. Bunnell, Adverstiser. Dans«
ville; executive committee, Horace .l. Knapp,
Advertiser, Auburn; J. (l. P. Holden,
M Yonkers; E. E. Butler, News, Buf-
falo; W. J. Arkell, Judge, New York;John
A. Bohliecher,Frauk Leslie's, New York;
lsghletive committee in charge of libel bill,
Carroll E Smith, Journal, Syracuse; ex-
W Charles R Skinner, William
EM Standard, Cortland;A. C. Kw
ship, Sentinel. Rome; Ire L. Walla, Union,
Albany; E. E. Butler, News, Buffalo.
Changes in the Bnflelo Club.
Bennie, June zit—Deacon White, presi—
dustof the Buflalo baseball club, will play
withthe Pittaburg teem the balance ofthe
“and has left for Pitteberg ready to
dgu his contract. To a reporter White
mum the l’ittslnlg management had
M him 81,350asashereof tbe‘release
mime! paid for him to the Detroit club by
13 end as he had been kissing
m inthe Bnflalo club he was perfectly
will“ tomnke the change. "Jack” Rowe
will rsmein with the Buffalo club.
SLAYER ill lill “AID.
WWI-using nurses.
Wanna, lenitobe, June 284m '1'.
ewell known sport-nan, whohase
drednghormwessneeted‘l'uesdey
“at TnmerPuhwhenhewugettiag
hi w in readine- fortheforthooming
mm ’l'hreeyeersegoebend
atmmnltsginaweredrivenecro-
into the United Btetesendsold. located
poheedbeuv-edthetCebleweseprlacipei
iathecrhneendarrmtedhim.
“Louisa-dwalflo.
perineum malaria.
“diheIannfacuu-erylobbasmw
”We! tbeBteteef My].
. mdwbichistowotect theiateeesuol
I .8 per-tin rapes-tell ie transportenu.
law
. b-OthwebyCollectorWtepw-
“Dd-rice! “Michigan
"te‘hbher to get lengthenin-
“howeverfibttheee-haot
bleep-seeds»
law York's lew celleeter.
Wm Jule ss- at. has
3 depetyeellseu'etemte-
amnion or nineteen
lrttbl Century.
Jane l-adws was reedved
057mm la rue MW.
Inmates: 'l'reey lest-Dede llew Impeet
eat General Order.
Wasnlsoros. June fl—Becretary 'l‘rsey _.
hes Just tamed an important general order
directing a radical reorganisation of the dif-
ferent bureaus of the navy department, which
Is to go into eflect on July i. This ise step
which the secretary decided to take soon af-
ter he was placed at the heed of the navy
department. lie discover-«i Incongruities and
divided ne'mnslhilities In the duties devolv-
ing upon the «damn: human chiefs under
the percent :organisation, and he also found
it dittlcult, under the existing system of busi-
nem, to arrange end cleatify the now supplies
and sources of supply treated for the creation
of new tioote. and to continue the work of lo-
cruesillg the hay y.
liiu new order rccasts the duties of the
several bureaus it simplifies end equalise-
the work of some of the bureaus, and concen-
trates duties that in many cases are now eeetr
tend elnong several bureaus. in general.
the new organisation groups the duties of
mtructiou, equipment and nupply logically
end systematically among several bureaus,
and plum the pummel and discipline of oili-
eers and men—heretofore scattered among
several bureaus—under the board of naviga-
tion. Another important end new feature
of the mgemsstlon of the departmental
work is that constituting the chiefs of the
live bureaus that have to do with the prep-
aration of material, yards and docks, ordo -—
neuoe, equipment, construction and steam
engineering, to ho ox-ofilcio a board for the
design, construction and equipment of now
ships. Practically one elfuct of the order
will he to make the bureau of navigation
correspond to the alljutnnt gcuernl'e oflice in
the war department, in tho conteoi of the
entire ymvtlnel of the orguniqulI.
To the bureau of yards and docks is al-
si‘ned all that relates to the construction
and maintenance of docks, slips, buildings
within navy yards. the naval home, and gen-
erally about the name duties as it now dir
charges. The iIurceu of equipment end re-
cruiting loses the apprentice system and the
enlistment of men. but gains the naval ob-
servatory, nautical almanac, hydrographic
and compewl villi-es, and the electric light
system. In the case of the remaining bu—
reaus, it is noticeable that all of them are to
have exclusive jurisdiction over the build-
ingeeud plants aseigned to their use in the
navy yards alter they have been constructed
by the bureau of yards and dork; All of
the bureaus are also empowered to purchase
such stores, tools, plant and material as they
may need.
secretary Tracy has addressed the follow-
ing letter to Commodore Urcer, now on his
way home from the Eurolwmt station:
Sla~ You are hereby appomled pn-snicnt of a
board which uIll could-let tho~ I|Ilt't~'lllillul general
organization. tactics and drill for the navy. ren»
tiered nn-esaery by the advance in mmiern naval
appliances.
This board will consist of yourself as president,
and (hpt. A. P. Cooke, Commander Henry (lines,
Commander (I. ll. Chester. Lieut. Commander
Thomas l'erry. Lieut. J. P. Helge. Lieut. Duncan
Kennedy and ”cut. Charles IL Colahen es mem—
bers. The board will make its report direct to
the secretary.
1
lie 'l'alke l'leinly on} the Subject of the
Irish Union.
1105mm. June Bit—Mr. Gladstone luls an
article In the coming innue of The Nineteenth
Century in which he indulges in some es-
ceptionully plain speaking on euubject of
the irish union. lie heft-n '7 ttorney (lan-
ernl ‘-'5alaar. examination of to. William
O‘Brien before the Panel! commit-ion, in
the course of which lit. Webster plainly in-
timated that grave charges would be proved
certain lrlalllllflfl if it could be shown
that they regarded the English power as an
alien power in lrelend. Speaking of Ir.
O‘Brieu's evidence after the session, the at-
torney general said: "i should like to have
asked Mr. O'Brien whether the Trish, as far
as he knew, regarded the act of union as
of the same moral authority as the
laws against theft or murder, or whether he
considered that they guessed eny moral
authority at all."
In th‘u article Mr. Gladstone say» undoubtr
edly Mr. O'Brien's answer to such a question
would have been that be regarded“ the act as
carrying with it no moral force, but merely
a prudential obligation to 00!)le to its pro-
visions. There may be immorality in rule
calculated resistance even to immoral lawa,
but in such a case itis the miscelculetioo.
not the resistance, which cmstitutes the im-
morality. The whole question is whether we
worship the act of union with true piety or
with superstition.
fire at lit-trout.
Home“. June {Di—Fire was d‘ucovered
in the Federal Telephone company's buihliug
on St. Sacrament street, and for a time
threatened to in a large conflagretiou. The
flames weed to the Stock Exchange and
other adjoining property. Some narrow
escapesere The loss is estimated
at 8503!”, of which the telephone cmnpauy's
loss is about 833,0“), covered by insurance.
Wee she Strut-glad to Dentistl
Sr. inns, June 28—11» body of a young
wanenofahout 201m foundonllnion eve>
me. Her face was discolored, and severe
truisleboutthefeoeendneckledtothebo
lieftbat shewee strangledtodeetb. The
name“Anne"wasengrevedentbehandleot
an umbrella fused by her side. On being
taken to the morgue itwesfouod thetthe
nnfortunetewomauwespregnent.
A Schooner Supposed to lie last.
Baa Feaacxsw. June iii—The unconst-
Annieleittblswrton Felt. (a: a hunting
andthhmg triptothe Behring see. Asshe
hssnotbeeubeerd from slace,iflshelieved
herethetsheweatdowninoaeeltheheavy
gaiestbetsweptmtbisregiou soon eiter
sheleftpw' The Annie cerriedeerew at
deveum Bucepteini Joha Jam
Belle Starr's In. Annual.
We have succeeded in .pturing Id
Mtheivnmeondthe femor- Belle
Starr. Beedeameiatothedtytosellepeck
dstolm harmed” arrested inesteil
eteetehlewh-e the dens had an ar—
renndsd. He has always boasted that he
wouldaevrrheapturedeltve.
Nanak-Wreck.
DomllJpnsfl-laewreckeeths
Baton end leinenihoatlaeerh-em
’.Kiinhll,grundetheK.olP.
of new Hempbire; William Billiard d
WWeekgeilofDovsr,wu-eiajnrell,
[been endWeeks n is. head suds-at
and Hilliard interaeliy. Willnmlloittul
”bulkier-leeks; ‘
flue-few!“
Jew You, Jule S—‘l'bebodyof I.
letten,tbeyaugmeawbonsthrowa
outhmol‘ployud
cementum,“
hy,bssbseato-ul. Sally, “alleged
mardcesziuths'l'etnha ‘
'I‘lrtue. iyeer .I
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eUiJ'l‘il NURWALK.
8 to 0 a m.
(Mice liours, 12m: 9. Ill.
om Telephone connection. ii to ll 9. III.
I, 8. “APP,
Architect and Civil Engineer,
l'nnliehee Plans, priflrstinns and bullerll‘liend-
choc for the construct non of every description
of buildings.
'l'illtltl BBASUNABLE.
firm-I Jraylor's Building Washington 8L,
.. _ 1 . _ Rio. Nurwelk l'. 0. BOX 775.
l“ n. cszcuwuu.
' incorrect
Room 60, lisvilsnd's lliocll,
Weehingtou succt. South Norwalk leis an
”a ”fitmiflfiifilfiif U" m‘ '
Organist oi the Pint Conzmglsllonsl i?hufi:h.Wat¢
bury, Tea: or of
Pinnoforte, Organ and Musical
Composition.
f6 iy lock Box 89 P. 0.. NilltWALli. CONN.
(W‘lifl‘iifflfii— ‘H'W
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i'att'n-r for Wed-limo- snd l'erllce. ice Cream
constantly on hand for lhc nick end well. ills celo
brand lioot liver, and Emplggmcm ()llce.
M MAIN ST. ... . h'flliWALLCT'.
J” o.".llca’alids.— ’
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sanctum: to L, R. Quinlani.
Undertaker & Elnhltluler.
Elli. ‘TlilC Sliill‘l‘ BELL 1N Till! OFFICE.
No. 1 Knight e't. lintdcnce. ll Bill 91.,
380 3m Sorwulit, Conn.
J C. CBfl‘Vl-I.
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i‘alrpcmcr and Builder.
inane furor-hm and Estimato- elven.
.10th:. of all kinds promplly attended to.
ho Ann riroci, m-er lain
P. 0. x «3. South Norwelk l"
J a. BAYMONl),
I
Builder and Contractor.
Work done by the day or contract.
Ollie foot of lixvtlend St. on Water. PA). Box 611.
SOUTH NORWALB sakus BANK
5] Washington Street.
Open Daily from D to i: s.In.,end from i to l we
and on Saturday evenings from 6 to 8.
Ten years In United States Patent outer.
m -.Q'fliaiemecegflm "~-
Gcorge ll. Raymond,
FURNITURE DEALER!
And Furnishin Undertaker.
Cell sndeeemylems of sll klndsof furniture
8. llalls Street. tiorwalk.
connection with alliance. he. a Berkley place.
Itch little
A. s. FERRIS:
JEWELE'R.
—-——oeo--—u——
William allowed on Deposits.
store ssgfllgsbléwis v, I _ WOOD MANTELS,
mu. Jous u" “Exam“... DOORS,
“mid-Em ' fif“ " " "“‘"’ BASH. BLINDS,
3- 3- ”“30"“le HARD WOOD WORK,
Washington. 0.0. 0? ALL KINDS.
also prepared to furnish everything for
the interment of thedeed. day or night%
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry.
eliminate-:4 will" lbedlssmlatedielts
I W
. Desirinellkiadsof l'i‘fldlng stone
esmeterywork.
1’. W. BATES.
Ill-
wnlolll‘ & FLYNN,
Carriage Makers
And manufacturers of
All kinds of W one.
Trucks. Carts. 0 c.
All klnds oi npellingupvgmptly done.
sen-ml new and second warms for sale.
New lined Carla only 3!).
Horse-Shooting and all
kinds ofBlaclremithing
l-‘mst of l‘ranisiln 5L.
tioulh Norwallt.
:lfl-‘Lf.--
WAGON’S
Newandseoond-henll
Buggies, l’haetons. Carriages,
Canopies, Spindles, etc.
Prices to Suit All.
Cell and See Them.
HENRY mar.
AllRightA ain.
llsving again got into In old , I! s Block.
Iain strwt. and replaced the goods dutroyyed at the
are by a much larger and better stock. I Invlu: the
mm vemes cell. luashow the best line
a n
Harnesses,
Robes,
Blankets,
Whips, &
c.
fyul offer them at the meet mm. ’
illve Inc a cell and you will be set that there
is no better place to buy or have wpelriug done.
J. 1‘. O’ROURKE.
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ALL Gil—ADES
AND AT
Lowest Prices 1
The llest Goods for
the Least Money
__A'r_.
H. S. BlillWN’S
BOUT & SHOE STORE,
Clark & Lane’s Block
... MAIN STREET.
latch, Bailey &
Large Stock of Columns
for Trimming
Plate and Sheet Glass.
Steam Sawing, Planting,
and Turning.
LumberYerd betweeureilrnsdendnmage
hill at foul nfiardall Street
PineWetth RepairingeSpecielty. South N0! ll ’ Conn.
34 Washington on. - some nor-eta. H n Bail & 6
JOHN H. SMITH, all: , BY ll.
FLORIST flew llsm. Con.
, 'l'hel'erioon'l'srlospalekeeelaelelhersnn
lavas the skin soft and agreeable; its cleansing
. ' qulitieeereflrstcleel l m:- It.
R. I. Salaamflm. 792 Chapel St.
um mm. sou-m eonwaur
HAS 0mm AT
vsmoxmhswtrwm select
All other Household Goods.
Will tube
for
line, (hunts. Cmckery he.
0n Wetchce, Jewelry. to.
pron!“
V. A. SOOFIELD,
'l'lIe Itesr of the Warwick ileuse,
Second-hand Furniture,
toedloa eonuniesion. ash paid
.
MONEY IJOAN ED
all wine- strietly confidenlle‘. Communications
sddmeedtollexfijoulh lite-wall. will receive
m spit
wa llsvn. Con.
Gotham—Bevin used I Pelican 'l’sr Beep
myself. and its M yzood article for
cleansing. ref eased the skin. 1 cheer—
fully recommend it
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cheeses-lien“. laughin-
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see 'eter so. mm“. or.
SWAN &. BUSHNELL,
llanui‘aelnrcr’s and Painter's
can
8th Mien. ran as Lucian Leads, e that use! st
mutants on. Oars. Tale. Bells, ”"3.-I‘rst _
mm“ on Ill-es.l m‘l' “scab" " barren. it. n
%. ssvl runs. «but annual and in
W“ 1’m'lelllle lee: "
... m Uh m 'm area‘s-Pl the
gumu'afimfive ......
a , '° GEORGE I. rears-ran
unwrap-mama”
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rec-In Moe-.m- mo...
names-mu.” maroon-rs.
wamflmm
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nevetriedyoerhiea B. . without
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BKILIIED WORKIEN.
'l'hefollow lsthecutlleeieofii. [ID a
“mafia“ School of BMW
llOMEItB. I'IOY'I‘,
JEWELER.
No. 15 Railroad Place.
Wisoilese, Feb. lath. use.
This is to eerti that Ir. 8. D. llsylee has been
witblne asepu .eud I can highly recommend
hllessa wetehmskertoenylnaeedoflbe
services seempeieot and naeworkmee. ll
turn out as he work as an
In: and We“: set of . and .
speclsl toois under my instruction; hie lewelIag ls
perfertzleiegsnt, and llnight go on and much
more. t space forbids. lie will his a ray
valuable addition teeny Jewelry stove and i highly
mmendlbeyonue-sa tosay one. Is. lleyles
has done chrmornctu, chronograph and repeats
work In lrsbclsse style. lie has done American.
[numb and tiwlse work and general repairing about
all lines of welcbee. lie does his work e tly.
Yours truly. W. I. a. W000i. 'K.
Fancy Delaware
coolrrv DAIRY
BUTTER.
Nexv, Sweet. Rosy,
250 1b.
Barley Oats
That weigh to
to the bushel. (dean,
gin and fat.
$1.15 per Bag,
0r 6 Bags at OLI'J l-u.
lore profitable st this rice than other oats st Ellie
leee a bag. Same oats sc ling elsewhere at 8| '25.
Come and See Same Gui nail.
Potted Tomato Plants,
Oi" Till BIS? KINDB.’
2 0178- Each.
...—‘7—
lliiile i inmstnci’s.
CASH
llflflili‘ilfllillililflil
'9’.
ONLY LOOK!
Pillsbury ‘s lien-t Flour. per hhl ........ . ...7 oo
" " " 'beg..... ...lw
Fine Butter ................. ”25: lb
t " .......................... . .25: lb
Sibelius Prunes ....... ...Bc
i0 lbs. (lrauulued sugar . till
Pioelixed‘l‘cs.... 35c":
" " ..... 6th lb
“ 0.6m. .lsva (‘oifec .................. sac lb
Good Lunch lillk Crackers 10c lb
Biscuit ................
Californm'henies .................... $01: “I:
Bvepor Apples ............. la
Dried Peaches ............................. to: lb
.——A1'_.__
W. liflilfll'll Sillllllll'i,
92 Washington Street.
depart}... \‘s
' ‘g’emtllzrc
Offices, 436 Main Strccl,
”room's. CONN.
Examiner in
JOIIN u. reams,
Wholesaleaad Ila-tall Dealer in all kindeof
BULL All] W001]
Brick. Lime. Cement.
Blue Stone. Etc.
Lehigh, heckawanas, Locust
Mountain, Franklin, and
W iikesbsrre Goals.
in!!! far RUBBER PAINT
Yard ‘ foot of Washington and liar-
shell streete._ Branch othee etBtileou
pros Store Mini
,3. mandamus mes.
., 7. ”museums-alum.
‘ i" lie-ten’swas-htltho
MEA—ES
IIIVID ll 'l‘fll BUT assess.
radii" pip Kinds
F. HAYES.
DIBBLI‘I IIDCI. 9001'! IOWA“
n on “Bill.
One QIIIIIIY,—'I'Io Best.
a... v... u-J. EWKJEJIZ... ......
ounce Beet. shim ' llama.
Shoulder-s, Btecufigimk-
Home Dressed Poultry 1: Specialty.
orders Delivered Promptiy.
WSW
as Ween-[ton Itreel.
J .H Klinefelter,
onus Ill
hats, Fish inlets,
Vegetables, Fruits,
cammn Goons, ETD.
01111. N. Mihfl' Danni
Ill ”ill 81 [11181811
28 lain St., 80. Norwalk.
hats Fish inlets,
Fruits, Valuables, Poultry, ill
0! All Kinds in Their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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Meals,
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Vet-stables,
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Before Purchasing Elsewhere.
Orders solicitedeudgoodsdeliverell to any pert
of City.
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Nicesi Market in the City.
Biilli Ric—limits
Delivered every Saturday morning.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Wholemleendlteteil.
Asparagus, Lettuce, Baillie:
Prom Greens Perms every morning.
Pure Tomatoc (Setup.
Imported Sardines.
Anything mtinthelnarketliaeyoneeept
fmbevery yet '
HUNT & ZELUFF’S.
SEWERS!
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~30! YOUR——
COAL AND WOOD--
FROM THE NEW COAL YARD.
E. M. TOLLES 8: can,
All the favorite vsrietics of hard and frwburalug coals. Special prices given for
winter supply. All coal thoroughly screened, well prrperrd
and promptly delivered.
llal, Pine, Citillll and Spruce Willi Sand and Split.
IUNDLID WOOD A OPIGIALTV.
Yard and Office, Water Street... [
FOOT 0F HAVILAND STRII‘I',
Opposite Pratt do Weed’e Shoe Manufaotory-
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Plaistei’s. Ilnlg Stool
We wish to call attention to our '\
SODA FOUNTAIN
We run an elegant assortment of
SEASONABLE DRINKS»
All made from the best stock obtainable.
00' ayrups are all kept in glass tanks. and always as cold as ice will In
We Will mention our most popular syrups and waters.
~I‘roated Cream.
0dr fountain and generator are both new and well adapted ”mm. d , ‘
VANILLA. STRAWBERRY. ORANGE Paosunam Larson.
sARsAPAltlLLA. come. uoxm. Retiree. '
UALIBAYA. ROOT BEER. RASPBERRY.
GINGER. CHOCOLATE usL'l'o. LIIE JUICE.
PULQUE. moss. . '
Mineral Waters.
\‘lCHY. HIGH ROCK. POLAND. 3x01313103.
We are slwsys needy to serve the public, and are confident that we can pieee
the most fastidious.
GIVE US A CALL.
PLAISTED’S DRUG STORE,"
opp. Plat Ollice, So. Norwalk. f
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New Queen Oil Stoves,
With or without ovens. very cheep.
Wessecloelngonreeesooinllebycerrieguetluthencod. .
Children's Beth Tabs. Children's leevside Pellesed Shank. nourish,
prices. lupsbipmeetlneterrivedferourliwhennepsrt-eet.
The Universal Store;
No. no north stain 81’... so. Iron-walk, at. ,
E. C. KERRIGAN. 7
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TAN GLEFOOT FLY PAPER,
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HALE’S DRUG 310353;
1001-. Main and Wall Streets. new ‘
NOTICE: . t ‘
ONE MORE LOT
1,200 to L500 .5... 9,
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