rd- corres- on—
men Re 41‘ch
n
1511111.: by the
ne, of th e. ab] est
(301114
We ' 5 services upon
been particularly 11111111.
M '. bwartz is the only
member. Mr. Swartz
to for rent pointment,
be solid ban in of the
11’s Protective ssocia~
Ionnectieut. Tv’he only
, '1n,,so,,_far a.
bbhrtiPlke, O,
jhl‘lmh. '
1111111, 11111 was the House '
hi 1 direction of
d who Was also asaistant
fi ecu years ago.
‘1: the
,csponsib ty which it
be The Oyste'i'men’ ‘3 P11»
Asaoeiation is composed
of the men who work on
like their living oil the nat-
tcr beds.
ter testimonial to C0111-
nor Swartz’ s ability a'nd
in: could be asked than the
111g resolution recently sub-
to Govcnor McLean by a
tee from the association:
' IfEXcellenc , Gov. George
aMcLeatim Connecticut:
ameeting oi the Oyster~
Protective Association, of
hecticut, held at B1idgeport
'22, 1901.1 1l1e following
II :was passed:
as ved, We, the members of
Q termen‘ s Protectite A550-
911- of Connecticut, to the
1,500, composed of
and workers upon the
1111.11 of the state,
mod feeling for Mr.
rte. of South Nor»
or or the Shell Fish
.I ma. which prevails
Ill ut the oyster business;
to his ability. faithfulness
‘rit of accommodation for
' in; that it would be
3,9,1 1h 1111111: and all
he 31011111 remain
resent position hereby en-
hit for re appoI tmc‘nt up-
is
m
Britain IUaily News
, publication Saturday.
I‘ ‘unc‘cment was made as lol-
he goodwill and mechanical
11111... Daily Non/s have been
he paper will b‘e suspend-
be new owner desires to
to tutor business 111 New 1111111111,
'2 bve the establishmerit‘ 1.1
,, Merideu Jon
‘ §&. 111/0 years
g, spot by C. E.
of Springfield The paper
,nt‘l‘y passed into the
of Philip Corbin. for whom
George W Andrew acted
tildhager. About nine months
he paper and plant were pur-
.4 by My, Atwatcr, and a
ing editlbn was issued. 11' IS
that the acnturc was not a
nimble-I weather in the
bllfjiu'g'ht Up 'the volume
as 111 retail lines a little,
‘ 11’s. Review, and at the
‘ I ‘ nth, distribution of
lac s on a satisfactory
cos of staple roducts
(11:11.11 decline, and
out anuiactured goods
directions. Pres-
‘tlte' Shell Fish Cem. -
not: of the duties intruso -
,1 the Allyn 11011110,. .Slnno 11..., he has
' ills acquaintance 1111 being chltlva d
’ by the leading workers who have 19:11-
, yours as tire cerziullrslun'er and for
cars ago, 1111: [0111111 111111111
1ard~up man, who landed in ,
cag‘o last wont-10.111.111.111: co:
teases tit harlic Russ. He
stir that the same old familiar tale
barn. The running brooks and the
rippli ,
119W.
A 12111111111151l :11 run News. .
New Ybrk world) '
that is sharp and sug estive.
retire, 1.0111152540040015 or there~
abouts. came...to,,this count, as a
poor- boy from Scotland. tlilo i11-
hcrited nothing but
good working order, an industri-
ous disposition and an ambitious
temperament.
2. George Law Davidson,
comparatively: youu man, has
,, fornhitea aggregating $700,
”the iii-at fortune, $160,000,
he spent in less than a. ear. The
second $435,000, only iiistetl him
ten months. The thiid, the an-
nual income of a $300,000 trust
fund, has finally brought him to
bankruptcy.
This shows that some men are
born to good fortune, some
achieve it. and some cannot have
it even thrust upon them.
SEELEY FORI GOVERNOR.
A Boom Already Started for Bridge.
port's Senator.
(New Haven handout
it was learned yesterday that Sena-
‘or William E. Stanley. 01 the Four
centli dlatrlot, whose home is in
Bridgeport is well thought or by tho
rontrolling powers in Republican state
wolltlcs lot the gubernatorial Inomlnu
tloua in 1902.
indications, in [1111110111 and in
Bridgeport hare led the observing to
note that fact , -~
Some friends of Senator Seeley
«mile and look wise when the subject
111 bro 9112;417:1111 til but»:
close to 1111‘" f . rule sold yes-
1911.111in 1" 111.. would
nuke u - ~ldate' and 11111 points
ltiiave hood-5111111191] since he came to
or
senator My 1.... "v‘mn the res
and the cutest of his fellow son: are
and ofnll who have met. him. His
business ability. his ample means. and
‘hls attractive personality have cum-
blood to call the attention or Chair-
man .0. it. Fvler. and his confrores.
to the Folrlleld county senator "
It was 11111111111111 that vary council'-
on the senate convened in Hartlord'
11.1.; 111111' day 11141111110111; givers can: to
all the senators to attend a compll
monthly dinner .19 Senator Stanley at
not collared for want or attention.
on a tin“ froth minowhero." '- "
Bald an informant of reliability:
”Senator literal” would make a good
candidate. 111.1111: much in his favor.
No apologies would need to he made
by anyone. or course. 11 is altogether
too tar; ‘tc predict who will be put
lorw 1111. Saudi do for governor,
but certainly W c‘clcy has been
thought of 1111 11 posalblllty. That is
easily rebuff
Senator Boole: la a descendant or
Robert. Stanley. who name 110 America.
In 1830 and whose family was among
the first aettlora ol' Fairlleld. The 11611-
star 1111131111911 his life in prldseport
and 11:110le '11: education in her
uchoolu. Upon 1.1111; school he one
t‘erbd 11 bank as clerk. '
In 1861 he took 1111 active part in
tannins the that National Bank in
Bridgeport, and became its, that cash
“”11 111111: 1115119231. prcultégut. 111 t
a no can or yearn 1: rep on
01 the People’s Buvlun'a Iliunlr, ct
treasurer and alderman and for eight
years has managed the 11! king 1111111.,
Re 11111 been active in anionic ctr-
clou, hie. nit mud commander of the
Knights“ emulate and '11 are degree
111111111. . no 111 c reverberation 111111011;
lawn, 111111.11. Allomlllln and
”1101-1 Yacht (11111111. also 1:1 the Union
‘ lasagna 111.111, of New van, a months:
at the 801111 or the 111111.311 1111.11...
thin and at the acutely of coronal
Wars. He 111111 111, ' ll
lupubllcunvn fI,
1 int Roan _’ ' ‘
. In mien-11111111111111
bllllrldltil at
and h ‘
1 ll
tyour
l ,
1 111111111111
the kidnapping. as he was drug. .1
god at the time: but he has the 118- j
did, and o‘rthode "dim recollea»
tion of comicrtable surroundings
and a home by a minding brook. ” -
Charlie’s Story doesn 1 make the.
used to before it was worn thread~ '
rills go on forever, but’
the edits. Ross dodge is played ‘
out. Pat Crown 15 the real thing ,
Two men figure‘I' 1n the news of “
the day. and 1111111131. a contrast .
1. Andrew Carnegie, about to,
physical ,
health and strength, a. b1ain in
a ,
instilled his petition 111 bankrupt '
figment $25,000 more than -‘
ts. And this 111 spite .I
at he has inherited .
Bridgeport, has served that. city 1111 We
1111111 I111)
‘ chill on:
Cannot be had
for 11001 coeds.
' , and eat well
FOOD 00.,
" "a ' ‘ ' ' ' '.' l‘ ‘ ' "‘ 3 ' ‘ '~" ‘1' (If!!! s of: I'E >3":
touch. wireless Meats 01 P01111111. I
goods. Don’t Spend (101111 1110111111
CENTRAL
from tasteless ‘
"9|-
01115 10.11.1111
prachcallv no price at all.
5.111111110111101 money Will secure. Today we linlshed‘ our 11111111121111ij
Manv odds 11nd ends 1101 wanted by us. ready tor vcn at
Men’ 11 Winter 111111.211, no
1111111., were 351:. and sec. N111 all
sizes, tomorrow
‘ 351:. 1111:. Coal Mode and 911011-
2111, tomorrow,
Infants‘ Capo. velvet and silk.
' were ode. to 81.511, tomorrow's
price
{1 .
Dress Gingh
19c
19
1190
ItOImIOlI’fOIW,
up to now, see.
W color“ tomorrow 4 yards ionic
1.111.. Wash Wants. prices
were use. to pile. Mostly 1111111, , .
Misses Tam 0’ Shutters, ricedi‘f- '
amhloc- I kind .irlti-h 1
”In".
-1-.-
tomorrow.
7c. Outing Flannel Iancies,
4 yards for . 19c.
' ‘Zroc Hooks and IEycs, 3 cards
for
35c. Leather lielts, ladies,‘ to-
191:
, , 1110rr0w, 19¢.
.' - ' ' 35c. Whisk Brooms, 191:.
CO" Rill.ll‘0§(l Place 25c Hook on Supporters, the
‘ and" best of the kind, 191:.
Washington street.
IQE'EII'EI.IIIEIEI"III}IIIIii‘llti‘fii
m I =11
11101 111111 been friendly Mn: and a cup
porter or 1111. Personnel:
Senator Secluy II a very genial man,
very wealthy and of keen business por-
caption.
The talk for Senator Beeley is not a
bit stronger today than was the talk
for Senator Louncbury {or the gover-
norahlp two years before the lion.
George E. Lounabury was nominated
for the governorahlp and no 111111113111
than it was fol-Goo rge It. Mclaean dur-
ing the session of ‘99.
The powerful Republic-1111 machlue
makes its plans long in advance and
then steers the political craft; straight
along the course. Those who ought to
know what is going on any that the
Senley boom will grow steadily and in
a healthy way.
' WHAT 'WOMEN ARE DOING.
Moat of the new rlbbons seem to be .
in soft enacts.
Pin dot velvet ribbons are. selling
somewhat better than those with polka
dots.
W
Silver and steel enacts are gradu
ally coming into favor; a good many
declare that they will soon he as pop
diet as gold,
White petticcuta extravamtly
1141111111111! come in short lengths for
tstreet weir: many 01 them show ex-
pensive needlework.
W
The “mln-and-ahlnoa" arc the urn
hrollaa that answer the purpose 01‘“
11111111111111, too. They are made usually
in bright. plaln colors.
is you make one 111 hey of. the Per
stun clients uclcct only the beat match
tale. The cheapxonea are very cheap
looking indeed and grow more so with
each than they are worn
,Whltc is being worn by small girls
on dressy occasions. White panno val
vol. .111 the material selected. It is rich
looking and affords protection. too.
The accessories, too, are whlte usual
ly. but a touch of color might be In
trounced it more becoming than the
all whl to. ,
1......
The American llalrdrcsact speaks of
the new style or drcnslns the halr at
the 1111110 01 the neck. This style has
prevailed for six months in Pulls. but.
has found cornuaratlvcly tow tollowors
on this side of the water. probably be
111111111: the twist at the top of the head
is considered more universally bacon»
Ing.Du1lng the past few weeks how
ever, there 111111 been a gradual cilantro
111 the 0111mm: direction. until now
that our call from which falls two or
three short curls, 111 1111111: in evidence
when hats are moved 11111111 theater
11111111119111.1111 at the top or the
head remit 1111 practically unchanged.
LITTER 'ro RAYMOND Inca.
- loath Ncr'mlk.
Ddhr ISIlru: You 1111/11 tull wolght or,
”(4“ 1 1
1'30"" wow-1131 inches to a gallon 11
ltco on labor.
:commlttae are deeply interested in the
m
Luca 11514141111 11. ‘
The Eight Hour Bill 111 Mm Home! to
Well Supported. 1
The bill which Rebl‘cnentatlw L. W.
House] of New Huron. introduced in
the House of lteprcuentntlve's at Hart-
lord has cruised considerable dlucua
slon all 01 er the state. It. meets With
the approval oi the trades councils
and with working men generally. The
bill is modeled upon the. law mrcady
existing in the suit 01 New York It
to quite likely that 1*. House] himself
will lutrodiieo one Or too‘d'wq' amendments.
Which it In dudcratoo have been 11111;
treated to make thc‘I 11111 more day per
uncut to this 11111113? A hearing will
soon be given the bill by the commit-
Tho-membera at 111111
'11:,
measure and it In certain to be given
‘thonghtrul consideration. and possibly,
a ravomblo report. The blll reads:
Sec. 1. [113111 hours shaft constitute
a legal day' a work for all mechanics,
working men and laborers excepting
those engaged in (arm and domestic
labm, but overwork for an extra cem-
pcnsutlon bombed omblriyor and cm-
plcyce is hereby permitted
Sec. 2. This act 111111.11 19:1! to on
nlcchanlcs. working men 1111
employed by the state cl? Connecticut
01 by any municipal corporation there-
in, or in the employ 01 persons con-
tracting with the state 01' with such
corporation (or t 'o periorinunco of
public works ,auda at such mochanlen.
working men and 11111010111111 employ;
ed shall receive not less than the 1119-.
valllng rate ct wages in the respective
trades or calling in whldh such inc
chunk-.11. worklnz men and laborers are,
employed
81111.3 Any odlccr or cutouts of this
state 01 of such municipal corporation
who shall violate the provlulcna or this
act shall be decided willy or 1111111111111-
auco in cities, and be lluble to auction
111011 or removal by‘t the governor or by
the head of the muulclpal department
to which such olllce’r is attached. '
8611.4. Ally [11119011 or persons con.
traction with the state or, with any
such municipal corporation who shall
the provisions 11:11.11 act by exacting
shall on convic
not leak than $11
CONSOLIDATION OP EQAOI.
seen as Another Move.
I310 11111112,
"I have heard 111111
l‘
$91 that 111111111 twle‘c as lens 111: old
ton painters paint, loud and on,
and allow bin- urgent to sell it on 1111
guarantee: - I
"ll you 11ch 111 't'r‘oublo wlth till
paint, elthc‘r new 11 bottles 11 on, or
“9111111311191“ 111 the wear. tell your dealer
about 11. , ' ' 1
«we author!“ hint to do what 1‘..
right at our expense”
W11 know 11 dealIer in 1.111.111... 11c»
llvbr‘ed coal with 11 public walk!»
1:111"ch lull wot ht) invited coma
which hj'
1: effect 111111 there
11-11 or this nature 111111
bdnuldctc'd. " '
was arran
terrlnn wit 0
dent 111 111 c 13011
Mt. 11111111; 1111111 ,
"our magic to New
laborers I
fall to comply with or who shall cvnun
and requiring more. hours at 111.1101;
per day than is herein liked. shall no
deemed guilty at a misdemeanor and,
16011111016011.1111 nod _
nor. more thin 200. I
W
Reports In Wall strut That'l'hero 11111:
new vonk February 11~+~le~I
dent ill. 1'.. Ripley, of the Atehlaon. .
Topeka and 311111 F1: hallway. who
la in thla city, with: 81W!) last night, 7
hauled that the 111.11.11.11 Would be I’
I brought in some vvoy 11119 clone rota;
‘1ztlone with the 11111011 P11111111: Illl'rtom'. - _
are have 11111111
litany reports 01 11.1.1111 Wall 111.111.» to
would 11: the near »
- more be another move in the com I
lldutlon of wanton?i road: which £11!“
7 spools Willimantic Cotton,
black only, for I 191:.
All Linen Fringed Napkins
4101' 19c.
35c. Kitchen Lamps, 2 burn-
er, for
5c. Tea or Dessert Plates,
six for
All 251:. Stockings, a few
19c.
:90.
worth 390., tomorrow, 19c.
Mcn’sCollars,123_c. kind, to‘
marrow, three for 191:.
71:.fHan1bang Edging, 4 yalds
rgc.
39c. rDrcss Goods, plain and
Best Kid FinishedIICamhric,
worth 61:. 9.1., ' s'yards 19c.
19c. Canvas, Il/ yards for 191:.
45 inch Pillow cases exccl‘. ,
lent cotton,t wo ior 19¢.
101:. White Domet- Flannel, 3
yards for '
Unbleached Table Linen, 10-
19c.
morrow, 191:.
0111: gallon Glass Oil Cans,
tomorrow, :90.
9c. Cups and saucers, four fol
. . 19c.
29C.Mea1 Platters. 19c.
40 inch” Black Figured Mo—
hairs, 39c. qualitv.
101:. quality Fancy Skirt Lin-
ing, tomorrow 4 vards for 111“
Ladies’ 25c. Lace Edge Top
19c.
Collars, two for too.
Best Quality Linen Handker-
chiefs, 19c.
Boys" I'lnnucl Waists and
Blouses. 25c. and 391:. kind,
'Childrcn’ s Knit INiIght D'ravy-J
crs; - . .. . 1191:.
Ladies’ Shopping Bags, 391:.”
quality I
Men 5 Heavy wool Mittens-19c.
Ladies’ 11111111211111 Dress-
ing Sacqucs, were 500 10-;
morrow, ‘ 391:.
Children’s Cambric White
Dresses, Hamburg T rim»
med, were 501:, now-
Ladies’ Deep Velvet Collars,
O
19¢
19c.
black, were one dollar, 191:.
All 25c. and age. Muslin Cor-
set Covers, tomor‘rolw, " ""Igc.
Best Gingham and White
Lawn Aprons, . I .
Children’s Worsted Hoods,
were 50c., tomorrow , 191:.
Ladies" Flannel Underskirts, '
Itgc.
291'. quality, 191:.
25c. Hair Brush and ‘loc
Comb, for ‘ -, ”191:.
7c. Brush Braid, 4}; yards
for 191:.
151:. Dress Shields, 2 pairs IIfor‘
Francis Joseph today received in and
tones the new president and vice presl
dents of the Lower House or the
Releharntb His majesty said he hop-n
ed the better condition 01 adult-s evi-
denced by the expeditious election of
others would be maintained. "Get to
war, ” sold the emperor. "that Is the
119133111110th and most urgent duty
0 n
law has been declared in Valencia
fancy, tomorrow, - 191:. 191:.
. 1. I . “.3 rut
“GET TO WOEK" 8ND THE '2 EM- ' ' SHOULD MAKE. PEACE WlTH
. carton. - (ll-ill“. .
VIENNA, Fubruary 11~E1nporon ST. PETERSBURG. Febrnru v ll-
The Hearst: Gazette in advocating 11-
l1 1 such HRusslan American-Japanese al-
liance, to offset the AngoGel-mun .1lll~
1111cc,\vhleh a portion 01 the press per-
11111111 in bellevlng real. says the other
three powers should accept Russia’s
leadership and 11111111: peace with China
without delay, regardless of the Anglo-
Germana. ,
MADRID. Februiuy 11—Martial law
FIRED 11.1.11. 111615115. ‘
GRANADA, Spain, February ll-—-A
group of rioters while making a dent-
onstratlon hero y eaterdny attempted to
pillag, c the shop of a gunamttb, whore~
upon the owner of the place opened
fire upon them. The police were sure.
moned and dispersed the crowd. One
young man was slightly wounded.
VIENNA, February 11—Former K1113.
Milan. of Servla, passed a sleepless
night. He is unable to take dilfll’lfllt
nouiohment.
errapin. .
GAME PATES. TRUFFLED
anGreen Pen. ,.
9,
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"."I' '1 Olly.
We have a large sale on this vast assortment, and do not hesitate to commend them to every-
- one, and we desire that all our customers should feel that a reliable house is at the
labeled Franco-American Food C
, E. SEYMUR. Loading amen J11 Wu! Washington Strut. ,
TELEPHQNE CALL, 133-6.
READ OUR SPECIALS 11....
FOR THIS WEEK. I
Wild Duck, Chicken-.- Chi
ARE YOU ACQUAINTED WITH THE FRANCO-AMERICAN FOOD COMPANY’S PEO-
‘ . PRODUCTS? IF NOT WE WISH TO INTRODUCE YOU
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS. " '
Require onlv heating, for llSCWrMOCk Turtle, 011 Tail, Concomme, Tomato Fti'ehch Bouillon,
ullenne, Mutton broth, Vegetable, Beef Tea, Chicken, Chicken-011111110, Printanieg Green Turtle find
'11.,
1
.1.
A delicacy for breakfast, lunch or supper, icni‘c, traveling and yachting parttc They are 10'
be eaten cold, spread on bread. “Partridge, 011 l, Grouse, chm.“
READY-MADE FRENCH ENTREES
These entrees will be ibund of great scivicc on many occasions, as they 01112111119111.1111“: and
without trouble :1 nice dish of superior qualitwarniacd. Beef. all
burgundy style, Hungarian Oculash, Sauerkraut and San:
Pi 111111111, Chicken Citrry a l' Indienne, Chicken Saute a la
Lilifl‘.
1.1 naul'rl‘oubn
int-e, Beef salt Mode, our '
'1‘ 1131111, Tomatiiiffiiiuee, Sauce
CW
orange, C icken a 111 P03 If 91111:, Veal,
121.1) 11"
113:7 I’ .‘
healthy they can.
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