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lenerable Intro. and Prefer-seat.
1” who receive the highest marking
,ught to he reported to thePreaideatia
m mutton and' The
postmaster
pasta-s: and like. dona'mm
are for the
MWandenctlyhowthepeople
d at eommunityare satisfied with the
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genes-niece-
Aaew department building is also recon
leaded.
Designations and Removals.
le-eflafitia of appointments, resigna-
u and removals are interesting The
.7an with reim to
“Hamill, new. and Julyl,18W, are
.tollows: By death. 24; by resignation.
1'15; byexpintiongloo; hyoiiieesbecoming
WI, 119; by removals tor vario-
M 13!; total, 500.
. An Army oi Employee.
MainliniB-i employee in the postal
‘ , poetmnter general asks that
u leghlation be enacted us is necessary to
flow. the manastor general to enter
. Weak-act with responsible parties ins- a
“ “untamediugtive years on conditions
. “Whthegovernmentiorthepurpoae
am e limited post and telegraph
Ole Cent Postage.
’ Oneemtpmtageisaneasy po-ihillty ct
thewiuture. If introduced tomorrowthe
outtingiuhaliolpoatage would reduce the
remunenletterpoetage by probably 815,-
mifiiarenotready iorthiswhilethe
“mum ,5
”'15 new postal cardof large siae.vory
”Dbl-cediaalmoet large euoughto
homaletterpostnlcard. ltiaas near
‘mpostageaswecangetatpreeent. The
~Mgeneralsuggestsearlyconaidera—
. time! the question oi atahlishingpoetal
_ banks at 10,0lllof the fourthcla-
~ in town: where such facilities are
“needed. leaving the enemienoi this
m to be determinedaiteratrial of
[residential ochee
The total out oi last year’sservicewas
about moon. The accumt for the
WM year i estimated as follows:
amen-Whom
Mdcdciency appropriation re-
Llflhfl'
...... antigen
. Strum
lie Speakeruhip Contest.
Was-trams, Nov. 31—11»
M lollowa:
"mute.
the.
m
ward
"fiscaliioruiafi
“Ml-W
speakership
'qnutiouwill probably be decided today. A
W astimateoi Mr. Reed’- stength,
which gives him seventy-four vota, is that
”W23; New York, 17; New Ju-
'0nson. lzliomun. l:
, Leonain,h; Nehraakgl;
. Indiana. 1; Missouri,
*Sfl’mylvaniafli.
‘ home! the Pmnsylvania Republi-
esa'ddigation Itthe
unline—
«plums-urea»
the
delegation regarding
Mp and theolerkahipoi thehouae
“Woundyandwithoutanyirlc-
Harms and IeGorm
yaw-t. Judgeblleypudded. Onlyone
Inlet was ink-nun! this rmulted in 14
iorlieedandbiorlexinley.alaild-
11 1(2th received it tor-clerk
“hierthCarmn. TheIeKin-
W' ‘wuelallschulLOabos-nwmt
, ‘ whileontheballotiorclerk
iekwerenot
GI- «manoeuvres-01am
appliedior
At Pittshurg Alderman Cullen waaau-
teueedtothree ;Aldararan Doughty.
mama-d Mela-euth-
in the county workhouae; Motives Bender
and Doyle. threeyraneaeh; Daugherty, two
years; Eagle, one year. and Bender. in
months in the enemy workhouea ice con-
to defraud liquor sellers.
At Elllcotteville, \v. vi. four um. girb.
children oi lingli Dunn. a wealthy mine
ownmiouud a keg oi mderhanehat
doned working, exploded it and were blown
to atoms. Their mother lost herreason when
told oi the tale oi her children
Postmaster hiouksatns Hollenok, oi Brew-
ertou. N. Y., dropped dead inhhoiilce while
attending to his duties lie was about en
years old.
DEATH OF MARTIN F. TUPPER.
The Well Known Philosopher-Poet In.
plree at Nor-reed.
Loms, Nov. ill—Martin Farquhar Tup-
per,thepoet,isdead. Heiebeat known I
the author oi the "Proverbial Philosophy.“
lie was 70 years old The death of Mr.
Topper removes an odd figure in English
literary life and one who made quite a stir.
Hts "Proverbial Philosophy," however much
it was made the target of the critic, nevu-
theleu won the author. ii not any vary at
altad fame. at least a pecuniary return such
as few books oi poetry have ever received.
The work has been more widely condemned
and more inleomely praised than many a
menduring work. M was the
aonoiaphysician, and was rn in Iondon
in 1810. His earliest school days were pa-ed
at the Chester house, from which he mud
to Christ Church college, Oxiord, where he
wonthe degreesoi M. A. and D. C. L. Al-
though educated for the bar, it would seem
that law did not have much charm ior him,
int he never practiced. in 15:38 his ilrei
literary venture came iorth in the shape at
a modest volume oi meme, and this was sno-
ceededa year later by the first volume oi
his “Proverbs."
This first volume was the neclous oi what
we now have under the name of “Proverbial
Philosophy.“ the work in its completion be-
ing the structure that grew around the orig-
inal volumes which made its appearance in
1m. "Proverbiai Philosophy" has passed
through numerous edition; won a great cir~
mlntion on both sides oi the Atlantic. He
was a genial and kindly gentleman, though
a little inclined to assert his own literary
supremacy perhaps. He traveled quite ax-
teneively through this country not many
years ago and made many personal friends.
0! late years he had quietly enjoyed a plea:
ant and comfortable old age.
Lynch Defeats Flaherty.
New Your, Nov. til—Jimmy Lynch, a
light weight of this city, and Joe Flaherty.
«Boston, met lastnight in abarnon Long
Islandtodecidewhich was the better man
at imponnds for a stake of Marble and a
pureeoitoill. It wasaflght ton ilniah and
with hard gloves. P. J. Donohne was the
reieree. Jack McAuliiie and Cal. McCarthy
seconded Lynch, while ll’omuiy Holden mid
Jed Lyman looked after Flaherty. Flaharty
was whipped in the fourth round.
Shot Dead on the Stage. .
Lynn, him, Nov. ill—William 1'. Bar-
telle, of Worcester, a performer in a dime
museum here, was shot dead in periorming
a trick in which he apparently loarkarlle
with a leaden bullet and then requests sane
oneloshootathim, appearing to camh the
bullet in his mouth. This time he iailed to
substitute a pasteboard bullet, and William
Plannigan, who tired the gun. shot 8artelle
dead.
llllled in an Elevator.
Borrow, Nov. ill—W. V. Durkee, an elec-
trician oi Brooklyn, employed by the Thomp
sou-Houston Electric company, was killed
whileatworkonanewelevatoratthe Tre-
mout house. The elevator was descendiag
when the swing in the centrifugal devise
treks, aendlngapieoa oi metal through Dun
hee‘shody. J. I. lamenemployeoithe
Whittier Machine company,had a leg broken.
New-from Brazil.
RIO Janine via Ganveeros,l¢ov.m—
Thegovernment has finally readopted the
oidflag. Thisaetionhaagiveurlaetosome
irritation. France has recognised the re.
public Beuhor Barbara, the minister oi
finanee,has convened ameetingoihankera
and brokenwith the view oi cmsiderlng
plansiorreuda'inga-btaneeincommerdal
thmnece-ary.
Lynn's One Sided layornlty Election.
Lvss, la... Nov. all...” the Republican
municipalermvmtionthepreasntbeunom-atic
mayor was indoraed. Thh makes the nomi-
nation vlrtaally unanimous, and party lines
arewlthdrawn ioroneeinordsrthatlayer
Newhall can have an opportunity toeasry
on thework he has so sucedully inaugu-
rated since the great conhgration.
II. mpmeeern new.“
Darin, Nov. u—The suit oi Jada
BuchwagainstflarveyYeungiorone-dxth
tkhinterssttoliucknior stone-urea
vsinwaastruekaad he rat-sdtneomplste
thstrada Thedeehioaglves Roch-rm
legal-er 1!qu
or
MwilldartilortheWfiMflwi:
.ummmm
teatime-linen mien—p.
A Full Line of Children's Cape Overcoats, from .2.00 up.
lea’s Business Salts, iron “.75 up.
ii South lain Street,
South Norwslk.
‘ THE SENTINEL.
Jails GOLD“. ldlmr snd Proprieta.
Tannin-l year so; 6 month 8250; 8 months
31.25; i month accents; sinaieeopieaieats.
LEADERS IN
LOTHING
”AND—“r
llllll'l'S’ FURNISHINGS
I
Wm-
” u’g, You is’ and Bus’ Ilveruals
At Very Low Pricea.
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LATEST STYLE HATS
Itircetifro- Iauul’nctnren.
lu‘s, Bus’ anililliu’s lulu Bus
Men’s A11 Wool Scarlet Underwear,
A1: 50 Cents.
Comstooh Bros.,
I I. nan.
Architect and Civil Engineer,
Punishes Plans,
meiortheeonetrletlonoieverydeaaintioe
orb-tidings.
arm—Taylor'- Build!" Warm-anon st.
lasouic Building.
Nonalk.
Wand
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anE INSURANCE ()0.
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'i'ethepeopleeilloath liorwelk icr
one Week, Beginning llovemlier 22nd, 1889,
‘Wllheupoahlefvarledeteekoi Dry-Goodsuiollowe:
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES !
PRfllLlllTIfll .
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2% Children’s Cloake g
5‘ Ladies’ Jackets 5;
=3 Woolen Hosiery
a Ihadlee’ Underwch g
to K“ 31.97.09, ;
a Gents’ Underwear ,,
; Gents’ Neckwear g
D Flannel Blankets .
2 Cantor-tables S
mg Plush. Cloth. Cashmerea in white and
LillllS’ JACK
styles to our
Ill W001. H081“
department to beat all previous records.
00R LlBIlS’ KID GLOVE 3T0
would say as ior styles we are very much
Cutie at popular prices, in which we have
Flannel Blank
«to and comfort
ables never eolo
town than by u-
at the warm
time.
00R 8100K 0F CHILDREN’S CLMKS
hotter than at the preeent time, and we consider our stock es .
following prices—2.50. 5.00 and 5.75, worth one-halt more than we are asking.
this season abounds in novelties. and we are adding new
will repay on, as we excel in same, and our prior-e are the lowest which we will
quote II to lowr. Look at our iancy stripes at 5.50.
we shall otter special inducements, and as we hl'r al-
ways oeen headquarters ior such goods it -: ould be
well to say we take interest in the people's welltare, and invite all In need oi hoe-
‘tery to vieit our hosiery counter this week, as we are making extra eflurln In that
prices always low, and satiaiaction guaranteed.
TS! FURNISHING We always have a complete and very d 6‘! ,H-- u.
GER sortuwnt oi Gents' lenndrird and u~>vru: :Illod
tine drree shirts in pique and plain open (roots. and in some departmw r mh
particular attention to a specialty in Gent’s Flannel Underwear at 47c 7 ~ f l. y -v
tlvvly worth Me. A new arrival of all the latest stylva oi Gents’ Tie-s. |'-~-i .. H w“
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ndol R" ‘xv j N
ecem. n Kl. '
lririlr-
PiliCril w >~Ii
Iy down
embraces all the new novel-
ties of the season. includ-
eolore. Never has our experience been
peciaily good at the
stock every week. A visit oi inspection
6 consists of all shades and Kradrr,
several oi which we cmnrol, and
in the lead of any store in this no mu.
been acknowledged as loudne-
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28 Iain 8L, So. Nor-walk.
Meals Fisl timers,
Fruits, installer, Poultry, ill
of All Klads is “their Season.
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
I. I. mum. at! I. I. new.
The lulu lulu.
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MEATS
SKIN“ ll ‘1'“ user warrant
him;
F. HAYE S.
Mill-3'! In)“ some ‘08 VAL].
flOUBATONIC “ILMAD.
IalBIlBl h MINA“ Dlflfllol.
EARLY B083 POTATOES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams
Md“
Pickled Oysters.
JOHN H. some,
FLORIST.
MAIN STREET. SOUTH NORWALK
SH! ’80.!
SOLE AGENTS
ii i ‘ V | ”A? I,
film-.11" Slur lulu.
Plumbing,
Steam. and
Gas Fitting.
Tin and Sheet lron Work.
swam RANGES,
AND TINW’ARE.
flint-gimme
Stee- aad liot Air lieating.
“810mm.
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Thanksgiving is here, and with it we ofier Special . ,
in all departments Every lady can have a new h 4 7
T I'vin day, III intend to mslre the ' so
a new all at will be within reach oi every y.
110 N0 Miss This 0111!
As you can save a few dollars by buying this week. W0 unit“
close out the greater part of our stock before Thanksgiving, lo.
avail yourself oi this wonderful opportunity. ' ' “ ‘
Trimmed and Untrimmed Hate
Must go to make room for our December Stock. ‘ »:;_
Feather. Plumes, Eris. Etc. Elt-
CALL AND EXAMINE.
I-I- Krieger
South Norwalk, Conn.
Mahackemo Hotel, . .
.3‘
WE WANT TO PUT A
FLEA IN YOUR E
That we are selling the .
BRIDAL VEIL FLOUfi .9
Thehestin themsrket. Anyoudvilnz richest imyormeii la the wlyoi trade? In ihhk yea ‘. ‘V
but are you You can‘t alum this question until you havens: oaraeeck. got our prices-d
dam with prices and poll you have him used to» We want this om
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