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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 19, 1889 · page 3

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"nltwumnllerve-rlefcfl‘en

Murat“ date an odioer in the
'Itvlooothienative country,Portugnl,and
had foreome years been employedinthe
Wooloniaofwesternurica nil
vupediflcawaedtted out conjointlyhyhn
pva-nmmt and the Lisbon Geographical
unity. It occupied sixteen months. On
«Wichiebon he was received with
mam-emu: bythe kingand
w-theobjectol popular adulation in all

vise

miles aadilowingintothehm-

alone placed HaiPintointothernnk

h i Afrknneqdorera nieces)"
and

fnllyenfitled hhntothetttk
Stanley. Following his

city, whose olalnn amount to about as
much. 'l‘heetocklsvaluedatabouttlh,m

Wham—~11» leadaVaaBak-
glen company, oolnminloa merchant-at

bank at Chicago. “mono. secured; Ire.
llaomt Van “unannounced; the Bankot
California about 03,000,andalluil'alo cou-
mthenameofwhiohcouldnothe
Mahatma».

I'wa llnneapolie lallurea.

clothing house and J. B. IcChryetal, mer-
chant tailor, have made aeslgumenta The
Rothschild liabilities are 040,!!!) and slots
821,0“); lcClnystail’e liabilities are not yet
definitely known, but are thought notto be
large. The warm and unaeaeonable weather
bald to have been instrumental in closing
both eetabliehmeuta

A Failure at Bulnlo.

BUYIALO, Dec. Ill—A. D. Acklelg’a cigar
store on Main street, one of the largest in
the city, was closed by the sheriff on live
confound judgmenta.

Cable Brasilia.

The Bonlanghta have convened a monster
meetingtoprotest againsttheactiouof the
chamber of deputies in eeating 1f. Joilrin,
who ran agninstGen. Boulanger in the loot
nurtre district in the recent election

France, acting in acwrd with England. is
about to recognise Bipwlyte as president 0!
Boy“-

M. Naquet, whose election was declared
invalid by the chamber on Monday, has
gone tothe Island of Jersey inconfer with
Gal. Boulanger concerningthecoursetobe
followed by the Boulanglsts.

A large number of the striking employee
at the South Metropolitan One company have
applied to the directors to he allowed to re
turn to work. The new men are doing their
work satisfactorily and the gasometen are
full.

The London poetoiilce authorities and the
merchants who owned the diamonds that
were taken from the letter carrier on Tues

daybyrobbn-n have-greadthattha value ’

o! the gem lost waa Mill).
If. Henri Rochefort is dangerome ill in
London.

Sir John on Anneaatlon.

limos-rots, Ont, Dec. 19,-1'hme hundred
guests, anwng them many of Canada’s most
dmhsuhhed citizenry sat down to the
Queen’s university jubilee banquet last
night. Sir John Macdonald, replying to the
tout, "The Dominion Government,” de-
clared for British connection, and held that
the majority of the people favored it. Ruin
and misfortune, he said, would follow sever-
ance from Greet Britain. No party could
ever be formed in Cunada having for its
object separation from England, either to
go it alone or annex to another land.

Engineer and fireman Killed.

Dawns, Colo, Dec. 19. —-On the Denver
and Rio Grande railroad; near Walaenburg,
a long freight train broke iutwoandtbe
rearportionovertookthefrontportinnone
down grade, wrecking eight cars of lumber
and seven cars of cattle, killing or mangling
nearly all theauinnk, and causing the death
of Engineer William Glover and Fireman
Thoma Baker. Two brakemeu, W. H. For-
ringer and D. Edmouaou, .were severely
injured.

An Engineer Seriously Hurt.

Banmlona, Dec. 19.-—At 8:20 last evening
freight train No. W rnn into the tour of
freight No. 331, at Calverton, on the Balti-
more and Potomac road and badly wrecked
seven care. Engine SB was much damaged.
Both tracks are blockaded. Three north-
bound and two southbound passenger train
are delayed. Engineer J. linick was ass-
iolnly hurt One hundred and twenty-live
mm are at work clearing the track.

'I'Ie Beantlfnl Victim of Ilyatary.

Lanan, In, Dec. 19.-~‘l'he body of a
hanlhome and fashionably attired young

th woman, which haenot beenidentiiled, who

hadnidentlybeenmnrdered,“ juetbeeu
toundinthewoodeneartownbyeorneboya

. Thewoman’s ekullwaecrushed,and black

andbluespotaoathethroatehowed thatshe
hadbaenchoked. Thedreeswaeofsilkand
alltheclothingwnaof the finest make and
tutorial.

Arreated for Burglary.

Room. 11. Y., Dec. lit—J. Biting Her—
rittand Imbliurhanefiwo youngmanot
respectable families, have been arruted
charged with breaking into thedepot ol the
Uletrrand Delaware railroad hereon Sun»
daynight laatand etealingaamall sumo!
money. Isrrltt‘b father is a prominent
nurchantof thlaplace. Drink has cannad
the young Inn’s downfall

Burned In Death In ller lie-e.

MN. Y., Dec. ll-Neighhors die
coveredilroiu theIum-oflralargaret
muhthemhflarlyinthemom-
ing. 'l'heyforcedopmthedoorotthehouer
and In. Btrnhorn’sdead body waefound
lyingat thefoot of the stairs horribly
burned. fllewaealoneinthehoum.

 

‘ InEADERfi IN

CLOTHING

”AND——

W'—

A Full Line of children’s Cape Overcoats, from 32.00 up.
len’s Business Suits, from $5.75 up.

Mill, lflllllll' all llllll’ lllll‘llfllll

At Very Low Prices

My.“

LATEST STYLE HATS

Ills-cot from Manufacturers.

MW“

Men's, Buys’ and tunnels Winter Bans

W”- .—

Men’s All Wool Scarlet Underwear,

At 50 Cents.

Comstock Bros,

14 South iiain Street,
South Norwslk.

.WW finds.
J B. BAYIIORD.

Builder and Contractor
Work done by the day or run'mct.
use tool «I! Baniand 8:. «c “TIT-l RUE" of

Masonic Building.
Nor-walk.

INSUBE IN THE

Connecticut General
MIFE INSURANCE CO.

HARTFORD CONN.
Their Aescte are :m (a each sun of Liabilities.

They have paid to men who were living over
nlwmo. end for boarh [Knees over x1001“)
and now ime a Surplu- over their Us ilillee of
ammo”.

Why payee long as you live! Why not ill! an
Endowment Policy for yourndi if you live, luv your
heirs i! you die.

R. 8 L'Ilti'tlalflnllfll. Ago-t,
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:fuzmr for Weddings and Panic. Ice Cream
annually on hand-3th sick and welL [lie cub
Beer

mm In In t (Milne.
so liens srf “new; L3. or.

ATENTB.
G. It ensures,

Wnablngton. D. 0.
Ten years in United States Patent once
db- Guide to Inventors mailed free.

‘XLIL 8. GIBSON,

mm of the “figmréal CthWator
Pianoforto. Organ and Musical
Composition.
re 1y ma lion up. 0.. Human. 00M.

J 0.030“
Carpenter and Builder.

Plane furnished and Intimates given.
Job of all kinds promptly attended to.
II An street. near Iain
P. 0. a ”South Norwalkm

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EARLY ROSE NTATOES.
Fish, Oysters, Clams

thesaleaudneml.

Pickled Oysters.
, Norwalk Oysters

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Architect and Civil Engineer,
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of buildlnp.

TBRIS REASONABLE.
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THE NEW

FURNITURE STORE

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HUNT& ZELUFF ,.

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Larger sales never known to us so far in advance of Christmas
Xmas gifts of every description now on sale at our
. emporium.

Another Week of Special lnducements

on Holiday and General Dry Goods and Fancy Articles.
5,000

Different articles to choose from and will quote a few at
the many overwhelming bargains that are constantly on ex}
hibition.

HAN DKERCHIEFS.

‘ We have the choicest assortment of Handker— I
chiefs to be seen, colored, bordered, hemstitched,
embroidered and fancy patterns of every descript— 2
ion, and for a special leader for the holiday season
we have procured 100 dozen regularly sold for 25c each for

50 dozen assorted styles regularly sold at 35c, ior c,

All other grades in great abundance from We to 1,

FANG Y SILKS.

Chins, Florentine and Pongcc Silks, most ex uisile styles
and qualities at 99c an Si .23.

Fancy cords of every kind. The largest stock of orna-
ments in every shade from 3 to Be each,

In silks, glories, and sateens, we are on-
doubltcdly in advance of any in carrying the
assortment. Prices never known to be lower,
and for the holiday season,have mudc prepar- '
stious to sell 25 per cent cheaper than ever before. The finest
fancy handle Gloria Silk Umbrella for $1.19, worth $1.50.

We will carry through the Xmas season a
complete line of books, which we have been sell-
ing for the past week with universal success, at
the same low figure, 25c, and upwards.

Children’s books: of every kind which we do not. deem
necessary to quote prices as we did so last week, but. will state
that the line is complete and prices never known so low.

Give us a call on Christmas articles, for we are making
great inducements to the trade this season.

M S SMITH
. O ,
Insurance Building, South Nos-walk.
‘ lllll'fllld Elli“ 0F lllllll SUBJECTS
By the Foremost Inter: in the World.

 

HE FORUM has won the highest place
reached by any periodiml ; for it pub-
lishes articlu by more authoritative

writers and by more workers along instruco
tive lines of activity than any other publios.
tion. It contains eleven studies of great
subjects every month. It is impartial, giv-
ing hearings alikeioeach side. It is finan-
cially independent, and it belongs to no sect
orporty or “ingrest.” It is never sensu-
lional, but it aims alwayll to be instructive.

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'l'ha Pom is o! nhietothat
:urrent Niall. we ”I II!
EMT, of Harvard.

l holder? oacn furnishingthemodlntelllgentand
wrhesocao In! gorilla: any lint—ho]. WIMP R ”MCI! ll, of the ”finality of Michigan.

‘1' Foam-n coollnueetoholdilsplueaathetoremostofourmegasinea, forthevarletyfthe
m'houwdguulnmmm-mc use your nuts. '

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lcaudhneethatathougbtful

There has come forward no problem of grave importance since 'l'ml Pollux was
utoblished that has not been discussed in its pages by masters of the subyect. An-
nouncements oi forthcoming articles can seldom be made long in advance, for Tan
Penn's discussions are always of problems of present concern. Every such problem

that the year lSNwill bring forward will be discussed, whether in polities, or religion,

orsociul sole or racticul olfairs. The January number will contain a rep .
:xfipeoker £3: Callus“ to Senator Cullom’s recent article on “ How the dyad);
Ail‘ects the Former.”

run ram momnmo’conrm; 253 m m. N. r.
«can-mew. Winnie-Inflow. ”We Veer.’

HOUSATONIG BAILMAD. JOI'I I III. 8" IT" ,

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mm mm. sob-m soswsur

Bill! Hill!

FALL STYLES,

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Still and Soft llatl, Silk lists.

amen-nus . Quintin-weasel!
a. demotion-n

duller-”s,
91 Wanting” , St.

Particular attention paid to
Being, Cleaning and In?
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Holiday G l1.
llll FINEST DISPLll Elli illllllll

ALBUMS. SCRAP BOOKS. TOILET SETS, 831% ,
EASELS. AUTOGRAPH BOOKS, FANG i ’ '
WITH PAPER. AND ENVELOPES, TBA L

SETS, JEWEL BOXES, DOLLS, 8110103w
SETS, CHRISTMAS CARDS, PICTURE
FRAMES, ETC., ETC., ETC.

We have a thousand and one dlflzrcut things in t variety all
Holiday Presents. Don't fall to examine. Now an ambition. . ‘

Millinery Sale.

As wo are desirous to clove out the balance of read Trim Hm... :. A
extra iv duoemeou in all who call this week. These Hits negro, and l%

UNTRIMMED FELT Hill!"

in large variety. It marvelously low pricua

Ribboml‘lowers, Feathers, Pl

At similar prices. Special inducements in , I“
Woolen Underwear, Hosiery,.Glovce,‘
Pocket Books, Purses, &c., in Large Variety.

 

 

2,000 11.51000 1"

3! the Bret, the Choicest, the largest variety of

HOLIDAY CAND.

in the city,

Summing for Every Pilill, Everl-

Im )METHING FOR YOIT
OME‘I‘HING
To

UIT EVERY
ONE’izl
STOCKING,
can STRAIN Honours runsn.’

“nth hie. hearted bargains and pfichgl Plgzfi and surprises for e'mw. m
lhifiter “will, of F'llllt‘ anti Nuts of all mum at lowest pncfy. We nr ‘
hug; qnsrmtmani FHWRHH z a! 25.3. perpvuI-d. Remember the place,
Cklellafill'f [lg-w Dfrpslt'l'. _ ,

 

Christmas is coming,
As well as the New Year,
Every one should have something ‘
To bring them much good cheer. 4

Our store is filled with goods novel anduseful, f ,

To please the young, the old and tho’ beautillxl

 

 

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