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33 So. Main St. south Nomad 515 Main St, Sinliiiord
Ours are all main stores and we carry the lursest mortlneut in
‘ town. “t
AAClearing Sale
,
shippers are doing s isms seed busi-
ness despite the test but the sssssn
dos-s. smell or else, ere still cousin In
and many or the opening houses will
probably be kept on .pert time during
the entire summer.
There was quite a goodly ntherins
You'll Like Trading at the
., Sterling Furniture Co.
V doesn‘t-e more sees UFWARD
‘ [we epscmuzs m FURNiei-ime HOMES COMPLETE
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PHONE 105
No nutter how expenslVe your gown, it the foundation is not
ubrreet the «street will be e failure.
V"QL,”‘a ‘V‘tt's'rnur-‘ef. “Cull. whiprlte" sed' othes'ueod makeup
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Let our oer-setters assist you in the selection ot- the model best
~ “W for your items. ' ‘
CORSETB FROM sees UP FITTED FREE.
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{Les wssmneros sneer.
sensplenum Stile end Berriesetuitto
7' the J l; J. W. Ellsworth 00., or New
'. ,port on Wednesday to «look over the
. of dry dock for a mouth or more. The
' barge is being thoroughly overhauled ‘
23127-129 Washington St. South Norwaik‘
V Mayhem—Touring and dredgingolh
' oysters in the tutors oi this our i
our sweet corset service guarantees you the style that's exactly IT
up: Min men: the new models of "Binner " ‘lNemol’ ‘8. end; - '
"new uenwnk. ' '
Warm Weather 1 x . L” h
We dine Provided. “In! Wilhemaenrdiorfleb‘h
oi' oystermen from New York Connec—
in New Haven. Conn, on Tuesday.
, Thompson, '0! New York. ‘
Budel, Charles V
i other men prominent‘in the business.
New York last. week for
ment to Europe.
u role in the lot
' Frank H Ellsworth. :v'iue- president of
‘ company’s lutereste'et that piece;
Sydney A, Still, president of George»:
surge, ‘whicli'ls to housed at the'oyé-
ter and slim ~merket footi of Pike
and when completed will be one oi the
finest in the market
Alexender C. Frazer. president of
and Newmven‘;‘Conn.', went to Green:
[port on Thursdny to inspect the work
Lthet is being done by the stimuli
dredge hosts at that place. rum
boats are taking oysters rrnm Peeonld
Bay [or transplanting in Princess Beg.
doseph N Thompson. (Jeers.
Thompson is Son sewing: his firm
in; stock
- sensed on April 35; still tliure use
sortie tulle in stock until her Les
j. the Stole niles’rs (tellers Ive days in.
'1 which to distill“ of the stock ti!!!
mey have on bend at the pines ‘ot ”the”
‘. dredging senses. to Nannie on
1; bushel.
Ythe seesen just eudedltes been-
Very one for oyster growers. end
that oystermen Ire not It ell sorry
‘, ltbet It hue come ”id‘s liniih. Business
Nissan to tell oil In Numb“,
in
- while there ever}; may predictions
'; sues nus not the use. scouring to
'- the "NW" at Chester-town: Oysters
' not show up well perineum.
.lii‘“
is practice!!! over. A good runny 0"» . i
' “Gilt. Rhoda isisnd flit! Mnmhm ' :
Alexander 0. molar use lesson Ni“
creeled‘r:
Henry G. Retro, W.V‘H. Raye. Andre's? ’
Platte“ and several ’
, ‘One of the lurgestushipments 0! eye. ,
ters ever sent from South Not-waist?
I was forwarded by Devld B. Decker to 5 ‘
trensshipa“ ‘
There were 926 but» x
- M. Still, lno;.‘snys his new oyster-v
: street and Eliot River, will not be out
' the Marauder Fraser 00.. of New rank“
53 Complete Stock of Carriages and Go Carts
will have an eniple supply or this eye ‘
3 April ”stool: sold at to to 65¢. per V
Reports (rein Cbeitertnw‘n ssy thst ‘
diet it would elitist. tin mir'overnem,
Witheclossdsessonilm «whispered
- end Virginie, ft 1. not 90,, lewlul to let. in blend. weird.
.Worsmsmmmsimutherg “WNW“ ”Nb!
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lees. sad the mtuspdnttcul.
donations oi the eouurygbwere wished '
upon by the 's’esher‘, into.» some
»‘ m “be owe the. to Mexico
only tour years ago. was elite togslve
we lucid, interesting talk based On his
‘ lions. .
_ ”'l‘lsl‘e‘ffy‘ellow journele’“ end then!»
; sci‘lipulous investors with their
‘ . cause for war. there ,was.
i 7‘ the pressure brought to bear upon the i
' _ president.
‘ McKinley finally compelled,
‘. plunge the countryninto unr.‘
._ Wilson in the some pesltion us! Mc— , ‘
. ‘; "Itdsn't because lthiniu we couldn't
“ (Continued (win first. Pose.)
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personal observations snd' investiga-
"lingo" wsr vultures. who are new ad-
vocsttp”; s deolqretiqn of us against
Mexiéo were bitterly ,deuounoed by
Mr. Hill.
“You can't begin to‘ understand."
he sold, "the pressure which is being
brought to beer on President Wilson
in en snort to force him to declare
war. in: in favor pt sustaining the
sdministriitionlu. , every errors it is
melting. to“ avoid war but I believe
President .Wilson‘ls being driven to
make a declsrstlon of war, the some
as McKinley was before the Solution-
American war. _ ,,
II! ever there was a righteous
for the
Finnish-American war. but even‘l‘thut
could have been stopped by diplomacy
ll it wusu ’t for yellow yjournalism and
“.The pressure brought to beer on
him to
" The
semsitpmees is going on windmill
Klnley was,
Peers Annexation.
whip these peopled/hut l unnuopposed
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i3, 'sreek or .‘is WM silentie
treat 3
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not. VY..Vwes in lieu
ummmwflivm
the dine‘em'etelthecrulser as.
, My tboM ‘
tower ‘with Mexico-4m: the contrary.
in» Mould we could whip mom. you
(would nun nothing less then the
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owner.
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Let the border routes.
‘lournsltsts soup to sauna what the
‘ will tske so may of hall is million
, es. the new
i a! title Blue Points.
. thesespecnletereelrlyenesrit they
'V mummies“
' , 'msirteiise cerium reputation
end or as multivitamins. urge“
~mmmm1flflmbetobeel-
mutton of the country and that is
one thing i run minded we no not
"Do any or these ‘jingo' politicians
or the yellow
oeonpstien or liaise would cost the“
United States? Do they realise that
thousands of lives must necessarily be
sacrificed on the utter or their greed;
that the United sates in the event or
fwur will be plunged into a debt or
3 thousand million dollars; end that it
then dtty years to even begin to to-
store the eountry to some solublence
or order?
“And when will the United Steinsi
bogging tilts form sin-t will the1
gain thereby? it odour to you _
run his F‘rencn ‘
should our lids ”out down into this:
unfiltered in order flint
nerd coudry’s bit “fields 0: Cabin some
0mm relirbids my buttons to
wow almost 1 or. let
would. Why should we beénllod
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sum or the Wel'tyot s
tenures“ Nr nth-brought out
mmmteudthefllhtelwo‘mento
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The PrObiem of Cotton Dresses
It was never so .casy as this your.
many rcnlly “distinct weaves at small prices, end so
liiticnmtsriali‘s required. If one is clever with ' a
pattern and sowinginuchine she mayeimve dresses gin
lore. Ask to be shown these: ‘
French Plumetis
Swiss FacOnnee
:SunShine Silk
Marquisette Fsconnce
Then do Nile I :27 inches
Mandalay ‘ , 27 inches 15 cts.
Special in 'l'issu do Nile, value 25 cts. 19 cm.
Cotton D'ross Goodmmmin flour. '
Flexo-Forin Corsets
Specials in Betiste; Corsets for Summer.
there are so
39 cls.
25 cts.
39 'cts.
25 ct$.
25 cts.
27 inches
27 inches
_ 27 inches
27 inches
Those are very comfortable Corsetsior warm woolly
er, and in order to have a wide (liStl‘llMlllOil-Ul them we
make a special price Two models:
Low bust with long skirt for avarzlge figures, spot:—
ial. $1. on.
Extremely low bust and
$1. 50.
very long skirt‘ speciifl,
Novelties of Cut Glass and”.
“Silver for Gifts
Tall Cut Glass Perfume Flasks for the dressing to
Me. several sizes. 50, 75. $1.00 and $x.25.
S'elt'sndiVPepper Shtlkef with silver tops.
' i . ,_ 25‘, so and'socts.
Cut Glass Olive and Bonbon Dishes, $1.00 to $5.50
Rock Crystal Flower Holders, fer short stems, .1
$1. 25 to $2.00
40. so. 75 cts.
75 and 98 et's.
Sterling Silver Coasters
Lenten Forks
“Sterlum” Photograph Frames
“M!!!“ is a metal elm looks—«like; sterling sil—
vsr and costs about hell as much Fires»: are the sizes
oi frames: V
$noo
31:50
$5330
Jewelry Section.
6 1-2 x 8 3-4 inches
7 1—4 x 9 3-2
81-2 it to 1-2
3 x 4 inches
4x 534
4.5-8x 6
25¢
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Very attractive for any room;
note she tree greeted with serum
who-MW “No measure e
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Mwne ism-lieu in his
ills Bargain Day
l V _25 Mid“ - , '~ 5 '
' 74o." ~ s'uiar rice $1.00.
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For nanny only.
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