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FEAR EIIARGO 0“ l
POYATO OHIPIIIT.
Local commission houses have ro-
IOLVING THE JAPANESE PRO.-
LEI.
; sxnnamnwun
W‘zummdnunmn
If a till paling in the Japanese
parliament becomes a law, certain
classes of Japanese will be permitted
to become American citizens.
This concession, small as it may no
, est-mutton as
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ty to him is the religious as well as
patriotic duty of every subject. And
it is largely this fundamental obsta-
cle to the naturafisation of laps in
America that has led to discrimina-
It is natural en
gmnto SENTINEL TFLE—
. wows CALLS
tion against them.
ownership of land what they realize
that the settlers an liable, at any
time, to be summoned back to their
native alegianoe.
The new policy is said to be look.
‘ {Residence—1225a.
“Hat's Residence—7521.
Manager‘s Residence—-
lug-ts.
. . r's Residence—890.
as a solution for this very diillculty.‘
The bill in question would grant the
right of expatriatlon only to Japanese
children born abroad and to Japanesei
women marrying foreigners. But it
“It month-July and Amt 05'
.3m—at I o'clock. All blaster
. ' therefore entitled to hold property
”web-om, us. an A. vs.
”5* in Masonic Building. South
ash truest. 2nd and its Tuesdays
- “ ‘, . lush month—July and August as—
. n' . Nod—st 8 o'clock. All Royal Arch
gm cordially invited. Charles
Luann 9.. no Lye-.8».
consent to admitting to citizenship ev
en Atnerican- born children of Jane I
friendly understanding between
HOW To RAISE AN ARMY
two nations. FUNNEL for library scarfs, runners, . . . ,
We ”"8 always had dimcnlty in re“ -——'———’" MAYO ASK. ‘ECRECY F0. 3-4 width medium wei ht, etc. one edge unfinished, vsl- ‘Fane quality muslin. wide rui- A limited quantity “‘3'
] BREACH OF PROMIUE S ‘ I n) i Tomorrow per Nd
V will“! “”1"“ enough for our small? in Boston alone German merchant Virglnlus J M.” ltl m; value 10c per yard. 09 39¢ yd. cs or embro dery. value 50c. 49¢
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It“! in time or DIN”- We “"3 ““1, steamers are are interned with s W lluven manuf‘cmnn whose “II“ AT N “CH AT 19¢ PER YARD AT 29¢ EACH
by vc trouble in raising the m0" 'lh - , TURKlSH TOWELS TABLE DAHASK ROUND WASH
‘ J“ h. m “we“ or 87' .10 to“ Tm 9‘ “I mm“ “mm were "MM by Re ular double woven terry Ecru!" width sood memoriz- BOILERS NEW SPRING
land-d even for a slishlly mm luina . I" pm of II“. moms, (I; the mysterious death of Lillian cm I “I I - . ' , . g
7 and navy. by the usual methods' :1, Se th yesterday appealed to Juhtlc tiavegan ' value 16c. ed damask. "I“ 300 ’d' “9“! tin. regular price 30c BLOUSES I
Oil as e
gt ization tailed The Sol ocean transportation As soon in New Yorlt to shield him from fur- AT 9¢. EACH D AT 19¢ EACH each. and A great variety of the lat- I
- "‘ m“ . . l‘N" 1“ 0V“- "'9” “MP“. W“ 0”“ titer publicity : SCAMS. SHAMS AN LINEN TOWELS AT 29¢. EACH est models. worm: mm
=5“, of Constructive Defense seems interned in other ports of the llnltedI The ’2 50.000 breach of promisc suit CENTREPIECES Linen buck towels. 20:40, es- and trimni l. . Value 81.50
caived word from
FIND 50 STICKS DYNAMITE.
———h.
Maine being one of the largest proI
ducers of the Carmen. Green noun“ 5'
thin, lrish Cobbler and other vario,
ties of the staple tuber. '
it is held in some quarters that the 2
potato planting season is likely to be
ed upon by the Japanese govemeIIIIdelayed by weather conditions whileI ‘
tin mher quarters the suggestion of an
Ismhargo on shipment of need potatoes I ‘
:is greatly flared. '
More than
u h" proved that any quantity at States and of other neutral nations.'ly Miss Wilhelmina Meyer. of ‘s'ew
brokers in m ,
that an embargo is planned by the 3le
New Haven railroad upon shipments I‘I
of potatoes from Maine and Boston I
to all New England points west of ‘I ‘.
clusively to potatoes being shipped
for seed purposes rather than to re
strict potatoes intended for present ’5
consumption.
It is known that at this time of the
year Maine potato dealers ship large- , .
Itr the Pecos river. (3 miles west of ‘
it is questionable, of course, wheth- Del Rio which is attributed by many
er some of our western states would I to Mexicans was more serious than at . ‘
first supposed, actording to informs
lion received here today.
I 50 sticks of dynamite were found. The
But if they Should. ll "“31“ lead ‘0 5 I' Pecos river bridge is one of the high-
settlement of the long dispute wilhIost in the world and its destruction
the Japanese government and 3 more would tie up the South Pacific rail
Ihelwsv for three months.
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. in the historic policy of Japan. it has No oflicial confirmation of such an - . . II
"mun! “In?" 14. 19") always been held that I Japanese “In“ m be obtained "om ImI Coupled wrthtlie Energy and Enthusiasm“ the women of Norwslk—that Ambulance Fund suddenly becomes Reality II
W mot expatriate himself—that the “Worm“ 10d” . I .
mm, IANAC FOR ,I ., . lo to “II it Is thought that if such an em I
* 33 AL m u, divine, In life at y bargo is enforced It will relate ex .
o-morrow The Boston Store
Advertises--
Live-Wire Bargain Flashes that sparkle in every nook and corner. Just what you want—-
You'll find heand BEST OF ALL, the Lowest Prices in America.
21 and 32 inches wide. excel-
lent value it: house and
street dresses, rompers,
school dresses etc, values
lZific and the. ‘
AT 9¢ PER YARD .
1..le CRASH
sturdy value tor dish, kitch-
en and roller toWeis, value
125“.
2 YDS. FOR 9¢ OF
WHITE OUTlNG
Values to 26¢ each.
Standard quality. fast color.
black. blue and white cheeks.
value 9: per yd.
AT 19 PER YARD
SPLA VOILE
40 inches wide. dainty and
sheer for waists and dresses.
value 39¢ per yd.
AT 19¢ PER YARD
ART LINEN
Tart. for firm round thread.
cellent value, regular for 25¢
each.
VOILES
38 inches wide. sheer and sil-
ky finish. exquisite designs
with the French drape.
6 YDS. FOR 29¢ or
CLUNY LACE
l to 3 inches wide, pretty new
designs, value We to 12c per
Yd.
Arm»
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PAIR
,WOMEN'S DRAWERS
COFFEE POTS
Steel grey enamel, reg. price
Don't miss it to-
An Energetic. Enthusiastic. Get-the-Crowd Sale. That isalways a sure winner—
lts the iirst Spring Magic Figure
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Office—9 L ough for the Pacific Coast states to l’ 1“" year’s ““5 "011 Tb“ pro . II
3. ~ . ' ' d d“?! 8088 all over the United States. .2 III
Brandt Ollie—1388. oblett to Japanese colonization an I
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The New
DRESS
GOODS
Anflern.
Just What You Want.
Correct in Every
Way.
Tip-Top Styles.
Lowest Notch Prices.
will cordially invited. Artbur would be an important step merely to . Attempt to Blow Up Pecos River Vin. l marrow. A Splendid Assort- i I
*0”: w. ILI Robert M. Wilcox. make the children of Japanese settlers SANDSSQL; “Tflous Ore. AT w PER YARD l 3 YDS. FOR 19¢ OF AT 29¢ PER YARD merit. I I
so. - free to become Amt-not... citizents, mIIIIIC I new to IIIIIfIleII’fI'ItII'IIIIIIflI-I; DRESS GINGHAMS APRON GINGHAMS DAINTY FIGURED #— '
WHITE CORDUROY
80 inches. White it! sep-
arate skirts one of the sear
son's big items. Value 850
per yard. Tomorrow
69¢
ALL WOOL SERGES
Black and navy. Very
scarce. Value 75c per yd.
each. Tomorrow
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. -clasa material may be not (01‘th will Rem” the Imeonmon mm. Haven. who believed herself to he AT 9¢ PER YARD A E Y 39¢ each. . 99¢
. ho t it i it The "yin lllnyo‘s wife is to come up for hear CRINKLED CREPE T 19¢ P R ARI)
m if W910” “ "' The enactment of a love“! . A E
. i h ltl “fl“- lm.‘ today. Mayo's attorneys “km , 30 inches wide, needs no tron BEACH CLOTH T 29¢ ACH
MI |lh9°V3 ”mt ”Md ”5 3 on Iucnt purchase act would not release the court to appoint ‘ reforoe to . ing, for women and misses An excellent fabric for wom- INFANTS' VESTS TAFFETA SILK l
_“m would liltt to do, more than Itht’ie shill“. since shipbfillding yards take the testimony in print:- I , wear. 1“” 196.! 't 32'" "3:3" I53: 31:37:; All wool, regular price 39(- PETTICOATS -
I”. soldiering ~that they should already have all the orders they (‘8!) ~-——————— i 3 FOR 9‘ lm. "me 250 ’1' “Ch‘ I Fine quality silk. in all the , I
combine lfllt‘llfiil’fA army tmlninl DI” flll within the nut two years, govern- MAUD FOSTER CBUIKIHANK ‘ wfiifirffiafliwm BI” AT 19¢ EACH AT 29¢ pER YARD nilsdwmgxhfizs;ggtb:fil I
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IFS“. ye" “uh “gm": prodI‘lctlIt: ment appropriations for the purrhascII M u:s:rstil:olil::l: :fnoflvfzg: value 60 mil. GIIJIEST TOWELS DEFSSJI‘IIINENS i XII“ ruffle. Regular ‘
implement on run a, rivers an 0 'of ships could not more“? the quan- a H I emstltchetl lines hut-k tow- ' " nonst- Wcave. n
v . filed ill ers in the Sn crior court es AT FER BOX cls. neat designs, value 2'c. blue. old rose, tan, white and price $6 Bull TMOIWW
" public worlcs the "mmnder Of the tity of shipping available, but mil-Ill it“ rd-I'ly II)“ hcr “VOL": action a LII“ ' WRITING PAPER a black. value 50c. $4.99
year. To test its theory, the society . l d Shim. ‘ In All linen 3; sheets and 24 AT 19¢ EACH
unable private owntrs to up on t IWillinlu J. Cruikshank. of Win. _ l‘ . . II" i‘c HAIR BRUSHES AT 29‘ PER YARD
gran this all In a New ioflt palmr lupon the government. at high snows v. Desertion. Oct. no. mo. is al- Aggwggéé .. ' Solid wood buck. chem or GABARDINE WHITE PETTICOATS I
i. 5.000 Men Wanted which would Immediately dot'lllit‘ leged. lira, crqunhank, whose maid, . SING COMES Phony finsh, fine bristles, val- An "can.“ fabric for wom- Fine quality muslin. deer) I
Apropositlon is under consideration DRES 1;. 35.; en and misses we" value ruffle. trimmed with lueI
‘ winch will require men for cnnstruc when a peace treaty has set the Gcr- on name was Maud Foster, married 3 inch ivory. bone“ or rubber. 60c. - Value 75c each Tomorrow I
’ . work. as operators of motor Innn ships Im. I0 r”nu-r attivu the defendant Dec. 2, 1886. The itC-I value tile 2 FOR 19¢
m tion is rotumahlc to the April term: AT 9¢ EACH WOMEN s AT 29¢ EACH
bl. concrete mixers. hoistts. road "ad“ MEN‘S LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS TABLE TOPS _._.____.———'
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. ~ I m wagon and scoop drivers and. i tit h h
.3}; ";.. laborers with ples and shovelS.i Willard Slraigh" "”09”“th of TROLLEY CAR HELD up' i COLLARS l in «$31.42;? lacing-Twin“: :4 alliteatallublt: fiath “vie" WOMEN'S “d ' t
”- e“ “"5 “We“ 18 “d 35' ”‘0 “9" “men“ memm‘mfll COP Bandits Rob crew and Passenger. oil 1A5]: 3m" “d b m' u 9“ 16c each. are. ' p“ "m' n “e Misses 99
width helm mm" ”“d- "° poratton or New York- find“ m" “'“l‘ c» Near Waterbury 1 AT be PER PAIR AT 19¢ PER PAIR AT 29¢ EACH '—
.I? I“) "“1 liad teeth. flat feet or ser- the resent tariff law because “three \V.’i1‘hllllll'lltY.'MarCh 24. —'f‘wo; WOMEN'S HOSE WOMEN'S HOSE [in t
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' k" W accepted, severa ye .. i no come in MN ( m n 0 up a 0 9’ ca Black and tan double heels ““8 ““1“? “3'“, reenforced scores of models, all dis-
M null sizn contract for two "m“ 0' 9‘" mp0 - - ' bound for “1}“wa from this city at and toes value, 12360 heels and toes, fast black, 72x90 neat centre scam, made. tinctive in "er in the
. ~31 ' lie should have said se’ven- ll oclock llf‘Sil'l)’ ”night got 812 ‘ ' ' value 25c. of fair quality sheeting, value '
“ m “'1 take military tralnmg for ”('0' front the conductor. Charles Re SPOOLS FOR 60c most desirable materials.
‘- 1hroo months and live hour every tenths. “Our producers " he asserts, nolds, thirty cents from the motoil :SgEWINCv COTTON¢ AT 19¢ PER PAIR - wrwcws ml
Wm: thereafter; valuable training and um compeung with British, Frenchm man, Charles Adams. and a small 2 spools “mg-- Cotton, 500 MEN’S HOSE AT 29¢ PER YARD ""—
Fine little and fibre silk, black
amount of money from the eight pits
and tan, value 86c.
sengers. two women and six men. who
instruction given for "a.“ mum, and German manufacturers in various FRENCH LINEN
than; night schools provided for
yds. on a spool, 1 spool dra-
gon basting cotton, value 5c MISSED
45 inches
$1493
.. ide, pure white
. - Iovoosoa markets. yet in placing ml!!! were on the car. each AT 19¢ PER YARD Fr w
.‘v “ study; was“ $25 to 835 W mm“ The bandits forced the conductor to ‘ m" m” """n‘ ““1”“ suns
1}: with clean rooms. board, cloth!“ 0‘ “19 products °t “'0“ markets on go through the passengers' Dockets AT W PER BOTTLE TAFFETA RIBBONS for van areas.” "we 59"”
WITCH HAZEL 5 inches wide. this «silly,
3 medical attendance. training and our tree list we obtain no compemw and turn the money over to them. As YDS. FOR A "H", 0' ”we" mater
I ., “knoll“ all furnished free; we [iron ‘0’! preferential rates for uncles (IlInedoiI' themh vIrasulcavl‘rIIIgtIIhe cIartI he 3J1; rattle, double distilled. trigger» checked edges, vnl~ CloiEESE €1.03}? is and colors. more varied
3 . “'9. our 8 0 5 You 8 w D 0'. '
.080 top!!!" that “'9 ”u" 0' patriot [which we in turn wish them to put- AT N EACH 3 BOTTLES FOR 19¢ Yard wide. red cross cheese that we have ever offered
:Ibnn still lives in young Amulet“. Mr. Straight advo- -‘ ------- , HOUSEHOLD cloth. value So per yd.
“mm." must be American citiml Ichase from us" INVERTED GAS AMMONIA .
and should state age, weight, height, catos siVlnS the President power.“ (“Ru HAVE A MASS MAME, “a, the each Full quart bottles value 10c AT 23 I PER YARD WOMEN'S ”d
IIfllloollls and Previous experience if the recommendation of a tariff com- "I“ P - each. ' TAN LINEN ”'33:.
AT 9¢ PER YARD
CURTAIN MUSLIN
Round thread, all pure linen.
l , res-l d duties.
any; rapid, advancement cean mission. to ““903“ “"9“" for dresses and art mimosa»
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ambitious young men only} limited to 25 per cent. on s00ds from Lace trimmed edge. "we LIQUID VENEER value 50c. .
gill Us, Out?!” diacriminnllns m.“ u]. 12,50. For polishing and ‘Wlul‘. AT EACH “‘11, “mm stylus and ll
ad. in only one edition of oneI The Republicans provided for this in 80” Glossy WA" AT 9¢ PER YARD value 25c bottle. SIN29¢GLE LACE a most exceptional occa- .
,brougbt 633 written aimll- amore constitutional manner. under ’ ’ DRESS VOILES AT 19¢ EACH CURTAINS stun. A satin: dress at a l
, ml, all the letters were the Maximum and Minimum clause of 7' ‘ égmzewé‘flvyaluza 15:50:? In £33311; only. value :5c 3 yards long. variety of pat- low price l
. . It penned and worded. The Mont Bottle Destroys Dandruff and last long. each. I
[the Payne law, and it served its pur-
pose well.
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NO LIMITATION OF WORK.
A rumor-was afloat in town today
that filers was a possibility of the
Yale & 'l‘owne shutting down on the
night shift because of lack of material
due to‘ the freight embargo. 'l‘hist v3:
denied at noon today by .one 0
an m mm” ‘1’” omcials. who said that there had been
“’7 shoot '1’” W “m“ dummy in setting material. due to
u ‘ " who thought that men will the ”WI but that there would be
i in soon-met!” .1111me no immediate (shutdown. and wot-It
Udoenlistwtltbom'ota would gradually tapes of! ifsuch a
't‘borsni. all“ “a that‘not thing should occur.
. “I, obtained at the W830! The rumor was started‘by the fact
Doubles Beauty of Your Hair.
Within ten minutes after an 'appll-
cation of Danderine you can not find a
single trace of dandruff or falling hair
and your scalp will not itch. but what
will please you most will be after a
few weeks' use, when you see new
hair. line and downy at dut—yes—but
really new hair—growing all over the
scalp- ' .
'iittle Danderlno immediately don-
bios tbsbeenty of your hair. No differ '
once how dull. faded. brittle and
may. just moisten a cloth with ,
marine and darefully drhw it
throesh your hair. taking one un‘all .
sea-detains. Theolectlalmsslng T
~yonr hair will be m. lily had
anndbannamsdsbw'
has: as W have. ‘I
use and ins-inns.
at a I“ bottle of mi?
We mating are a salt 7.
were obviously hotter educate
the average man. Five Per
The Call of Spring
THE SPRING HAS CONE—AND SO HAS THE NE W
sun‘s COATS, MILLINERYANDWAISTS
ITS THE MOST ELABORA’EE DISPLAY WE HAVE EVER MADE.
COKE TOMORROW AND ENJOY THIS FEAST OF STYLE.
"Our Low Prices willhelp you. to Save Money.
- been in high school. Many
Wu were young men
annexing. civil engineering,
physical qualifications were
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clestotheeloetthattholi. M. 0.
people. in Bridgeport. had shut on
its nut-lift.” the reason first
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