Na 011's crusade:
2b go of illegal»
n " uses. and
he get tired of have
can close them up
smashing them,
alien has no more
d‘ {oi-y, and attac
t 19 quite likel
s‘ovcalled crusade Wii
pie in many parts of
to the undesirability of
n as a feature of town
try life.
y of them up.”
Hartford Post says: “.A
the re-enaetment oi the
895, which rovided for
shmcnt o a state re-
and which was repeal-
89%,” will be introduced 111-
eneral Assembly this
The decision to have the
e rought before the Leg;
‘ 5 been reached by a
, consisting of Judge E.
"c’ of Putnam; Attorney
‘ewton, of New Hav—
.1112 H. Kelsey, of
rd and the Rev. J. H.
‘~ ockville. The bill for
2.111.111.1251 the relo'rmatory
' defined to be a-work—
‘ . , ich to build an act
as itiit‘io‘nal treatment of
tee and ‘roundé'rs." \
nun—o.
t a bill in the Legislature
cdistricting the state in sena-
ldist1icts. It divides the
’ty—iour senators as follows:
Haven. county. (1; Hartford
t 4; Fairfield county, 4:
5.1111101. county, 2: Litchileld
” , 2; Windham connty.2 ;
diesex county, 2; Tollaud
y, 2, total, 24. Mr. New-
is redistricting bill is uuder~
to authorize making more
district out of such
uses New Haven and Hart-
, so as to equalize population
1: districts.
2.1-1111113111‘132 Colonel Osborn,
ill" to the New York Sunday
all? pronounces Governor Mc-
II no orator, and says
at appearance in Hart—
, In imagery and know—
. Connecticut history his
h‘x efo'rc the Yale Alumni
tion2 of Hartford county
admirable piece of work.
ne‘d increased dignity and
11:11:11 liallit of governors to
fill as such bodies 11 on matters
clit 11g to the affairs of state’
HVVAT OTHER, 'IDITORB SAY.
. Nathan Halo .Sutuc‘nt Yule.
' .wp‘rtford Times.)
11 disturbance as to the Na—
, ‘l‘l‘ Hale statue at ale contin-
. It is said. that Professor
-« bppin favors Partridge and Pro-
55 1' Weir favors St. Gaudeus.
4 ”deems to an observei that the
" Io‘m ad for a Hale statue has lain
ant 11041111 that no.llar1n
come to it i it waits a while
'Ihe bright young man
“l2 a 0-
nnia fundcannot wait a day.
11 needs it at once.
canvass for funds for Yale,
lithe bad blood.
11 “Acne Iv 11111111111105.
.. of oolnmunicntion of the Run
2 ernon lat K111. 0111111
2- 111
they
over her ntoutor stator in being able 2
I to wear the dainty 1111111111 covers .1105.
.2111. 11111111111. courts. etc. of cranium
lobes and 11111111. .
that ounbt novel- to. a
cheaper mntcrlnln. 5211.125
money in mold
tu'rore, 11mm 11111» are alwayn poo- 1
pic who cannot alford the. older ones
who will 111111 the cheap onon 111111 ddv
oeivo themselves into thihirlumthat‘
they are 111‘ good. but they are not. and
it 111 doing on favor to womnnkind to
k produce them
stylish but of the mushroom type that
was made of chinchilla. The 1111111
was faced with white tulle. finely 2
tucked, the effect of line 11111111911 tex-
lilo being wondérlully tattooing to tne ,,
and ywill c1051: a lace. Against the. brief. w 11:11
iy flared at the 1111 1‘11ch
'waa disposed 11111159111111.1195: pale-
‘pink Liberty~setln‘ r b
rosette of smaller 111111. waif placed on ‘
the edge or the upturned brim. 1.1111115 11
ently securin gltg to tho top of tile
crown. A doom and a shaded-pink ,
rose. with a bud and bits of 1111111311.
(allowed the edge of the brim on 111111.
hide of the small rosette. This smart
creation would be charming worn with
a coat of brocdtnil having a high liar
ing collar and rovers of chinchllin;u
huge 1111171? or the some for should he
carried.
‘ eyH‘enryG. Newton Will 1
by the revival of the almost 0
ecuted nearly a century and
Meanwhile. the bi-
aeollege-needs that money
“12than it needs any stat-
lf the
- g‘y thrown mto this narrel of
oculptors could be injected 1n-
'ld rcsult' 1n something bet-
77. February 12~—1\ special
from Shun ilni Kuan, urn.
(Kin
where are threatened
v‘a urgently requested
cumin rebel the attacks of
The 1.11.1111 figure has 5.11 mm. to; c
There are some handbome ”Natal-lain 2
1111‘ 1111 21‘
r for tho mminc- 2
p.11—-
The Delineator thus describe: 11
111115551
on. and another
DEATH OF JOHN HOOKER.
"up—-
Forinerly Clerk of the Supreme Court
. 0f the State of Connecticut.
HARTFORD, February 1.8—Hon
John Hooker eighty- iive years of age.
formerly clerk of the Supreme Court
or this state, died at 7. 30 this morning
at his home. 15 Marshall street after
a. week's dined-1, With the :11 11.
John Hooker 1115152513151 ln‘ Farming
ton. Conn... in}. file graduated
from Yelc in 1837 Later
I ‘1' I 3.. lI-.l ...}: IAI.I,I I EVE 3.I E i I 1‘! I IVI'E EJSVI‘E i
' Ours 1116 115511"- heavu and 211111110
goods. Don’t Spend good, moneu
for poor goods.
and eat well.
CENTRE
«r0011 00.,
IIIIIIIInIIl'I
‘2 11111111111111 placed
. from the bullo Wind in tho 11511501
‘I Mr. Lincoln’s it
sure on the
01115 look Well
Cor. 11511110111 race
and
Washington Street
eIIan Schoo,
2 .2 ‘ 2 1111511111 11111 courts or
the state. in 1858 he was appointed
"reporter of Judicial decisions" for the
Supreme Court of the state. For thir-
ty- six years he filled the position ro
tiring in 1894
The greater part of the extended
series of Connecticut law reports. was
plepnred and published by him.
Mr Booker in his early manhood
was one of the leading anti-slavery
men of the state. and when this cause
had providentlaliy reached a suitcase-
fui culmination. no afterwards es-
poused the cause of woman Buffing a.
lie was a member of the First Congre:
national Church and had sorted as '
deacon for the greater part of his life
Mr. Hooker was married in 1841 to-
‘eabeila. daughter of Rev. Dr. Lyman
Beecher. sister of the authoress. Har-
riett Beecher Stowe. .
Their golden wedding was celebrat-
ed in 1891.
51111 was
CLYDE LINE
The Only Direct Water 11.11111. from
Boston. Providence and
NEW YORK
6'0 CHARLESTON Q. JACKSONVILLE
FLORIDA
Mrs. Hooker, who in a well known
woman anilraglst. a'sou. E. B. Hooker.
MV. D., of this city, and 11 daughter sur-
V V6.
FENCER'B CLUB 0UP.
Post Modern SZmohipn and Excellent Service.
Three Sailings a Week from New York N! Alford-
in: Rail Con motion: to all Southern Ronni-to
......—
Three 131111; to Compote Tonight with
, Irdd. mil scum .
l'mluy ill—The see.
”page Fencern’ Club
club- house in
thug. ?" eve-
y e encora'
Ciu 11155555551351.1111 for anualiy
by teams of three men. one of whom
should fence with foils. one with duei- .
ling swords and one with snbrou. and
to become the prop party of the club
winning it three 11mm. in 1900 it vino . ‘
won by the New York Athletic ulub.
These three teams will compete to-
night: New York Athletic Club——
Charles Botnner. folio; Cecil Lyon,
dugiling swords, and A. Schlosslngc‘r.
11a rep
Boston Athletic Association—Ather-
ton Browneil. foils: Manuel do Dies.
.guolling swords. and L. N; 1111.111. no.
ion
Fenceru' Club—Fluhugb Tomond.
2 folio: Landon 111111111: duolling
swords. and Van 20 Post “bros.
The judges will be Dru. Hammond
and Ecneverrin. of ‘o my York Ath-
lotto-Club; 11.0.5? hurl qfth c. ecs-
ton Athletic ntion, .5111! Dr.
Woodward and Scott 05111511111. or the
Foncore' Club
Each man will (once one bout with
the representative of the name weapon
on each of the other teams, giving
throe‘bouts with each weapon.
FRANCHIIII All! TAXABLE.
Anb lm rtnnt Opinion "mild Down
t 0 Michigan Supreme Court.
L NBING. if 11.. February lbw-Tho
Michigan do more Court today handed
down an op nion affirming the 11111311
meat of the Wnyne County Circut
Bench. that franchisee received from
the city are taxable. The duel-ion was
in the one or what in now the Detroit
United Railway Company. the corpor.
ate name of the consolidated railway
antenna of this city, again-t the com-
mon council of Detroit. Loot your the
notation Incl-cued the ”moment
31 the rniiwniy 011011111511: from 53.000.
00 in 38.14512
011 11.1“.111191111‘111111‘111 otn'oma. 2
on «12111111111, the Circuit Dourt con-
firmed the tenet-ow notion end the
one 111111 than curried 111' the supreme
Gob rt.
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. 12f“ of well
BAN
11 0 51111111111115 i
331-” 1111th 55.5.1150
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’ WM. P. CLYDE a co.. Gonna: 4.11.1112:
TRIO. G. BEER. G. M.
'19 .5211... 311-2.". mew yam: clay
GEORGE :1 amass, LOCAL AGENT.
97 Washington street.
11131 11111111
38
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brunry 1311—-
a race track
and Tnnfornm
tth‘o California rno
f‘ml‘lfl W301
ElGHT HEAVY
8111111 011111111
$5 00 Each.
.Sold from $l0 to $l5.
Your Size Here ?
Open Every Evening
Until 9 O'clock.
Tel. connection l33al2.
1. 1111111 101,
Tailors. Clothiers.
' ‘ Hatters. 2 Furnishers,
25111111111111... 80. Mail.
South Nomads. Conn.
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an earthquake 11
1911111 (48 111111111 lg;
abborqponlod byu loud
111111111 1111111. were you
many 111111611131 were 11W
_ told
"wan to get the prooldent to a plnco of
, ' aaliatance. and the president was: car.
2: rind across the c
2 count. of his height. for he was six
diagonally on the bed As his lip irlt
Mrs. Li 110111. 111111 7&0 trite
floor of the box ‘5 3311233} & £52
Ilrel owing the my
“lily first 1:555: '
safety. All. of no thought there won a
plot to blow up the theatre. and We
felt thnt the mine mixht be fired at
any moment. The 11111 thing I said.
and the some words were telegraphed
that nilht all over the earth. wan "Hi5
wound in molten. He: cannot recover."
, “The other physician, Dr. Taft and
Dr. H E. A. King. then came to my
rsoveral army 0
went in advance oi”
swords and cleared the way; The
president woe curried up to the 1191101111
floor and placed on a; bed. 0‘11 111:2
foot four inches. Mr. Lincoln was laid
passed away I was holding lilo rplgbt
hand"
TlDE TABLE FOR FEBRUARY.
Computed for Wilton P111111 Dock,
From U. 8. Com Survey Tobin.
Tide table for February. 1901. com-
puted for Wilson Point dock. from
United States 01111111 Survey tables. The
height in feet and tenths are reckoned
from Mean Low Water. which is the
datum or soundings on tho 0011111
and Geodetic Survey 01111. for this
region. and which in 8.8 eet below
mean sea level. Morning tides on first
line. afternoon tides on second line 117V
1
5c Shawl Plus, the dozen, 23c.‘
“Linine” substitute for linen,
regular price 85,). .- . 6c.
5 yard pieces Blac‘lr‘V'SVkirt'Braid,
regular price ioc.,- 7c.
19c. Hose Supporters. 12%c.
15c. Dress Shields, ' 8c.
Taffeta Scam Binding, regular
price we, 7c.
seamen sni'ésm osno.
MADRID. February 12-Don Ramon
and statesman is dead.
But he turned his attention excluslro‘
ish Academy.
cnl works.
NEW BRANCH 0F FREIGHT BUSI-
N585.
SAN FRANCISCO. February 12—-
]With the arrival ‘of the steamship!
Para from South American ports an
entirely new branch of freight busi- ,
neon has been established forthc south-
each day.
Date. -H..T Ht. LIP. Ht.
1.2 4...533m 0.770. 11.333. In. 1.1ft.
5.31pm. con. 11. 35p. m. Lift.
13. 15.455.111.64“
6.27pm. 0.0ft. 1227pn1. 1.011
14. Minn. 0971;. 0.32am. 1.011.
7.25pm. 6.1m. 1.199.111. 0.8“.
.16. 7.3711411. 7.111. 1.285.1n. 0.7ft.
8.10pm. 8.7ft. 2.09pm. MR
16. 8.313.111. 7.6“. 2.205.111. 0.4“.
8.11pm. 7.171. 2.55pm. 0.011
17. 9.205.111. 7.8“. 3.155.111. -o.11t.
9.57pm. 7.0ft. .4lp.m. ~04"
1s. 10.098.1n. 8.3“. .07u.m. -—-0.6(t.
10.41pm. 8.111.. 2.2211111. -o.811.
111 10.56am. 11.111. 4.565.111. —0.9ft.
11.25pm. 11.411. 5.07pm. -—1.lft.
20. 114511.111. 8.1m. 6415.111. ,--1.1ft
2’ 5 5511.111. ,2 --1.an.
21. 0.121131. 8.5“. 8.27am. :‘left.
12.81pm. 8.5“. c.41p.m.2-1.211.
28. 1.00pm. 8.7!t. 7.188.111. -‘-l.Oft.
1.21pm. 8.2ft. 7.27pm. -—-0.9ft.
23. 1.605.111. 8.471. 8.125.111. -0.7ft.
2.1411411. 7.8ft. 8,23p.1n. ---0.5ft.i
24. 2.43am. BLllt 5.0mm. -0.8ft.
3.18pm. 71515.1 9.18pm. -0.11t.
25. 329mm. 7.7ft. 10.15am. 0.0ft.
4.159.m. 68ft. 10. 25p. m. 0.511.
28. “311411. 7.8“. 113911.111. 0.3ft.
5.21pm. 6.577.. 11.87pm. 0.5ft.
27. 65.111111. 7.111.
0.53pm. 6..5ft 12.40pm MR
2 28. 1.015.111. 7.2m. 0.57am. 0.4ft
0.5K. 1V 5211.111.
. and the Pacific Mail Steamship Com- i
V—-0.17Vl. puny. it has been brought here.
CALL 58-2.
to literature and politics. He has been shipment only.
several times elected to the cortex modifies the thirty day guarantee on
After the restoration of Alfonzo Xil hc‘ prices.
was appointed a councilim state and are is heavier than during the eorrés~
became a member of the Royal Spnn- ponding period last year. and second
2 .ing to trade reports nearly all of the
Den Ramon occupied a high position raw sugar brought to this port last
in Spanish literary circles, owing to‘ week was sold before it was landed.
his numerous poetical and philosophiu it has also been announced that the in.
dependent refiners. including. Arbuekle
lBrgthers, have withdrawn their gnar-
an ace
t
Ioc. Corset Clasps," ‘. .
Gold souItache Braid regular
. .. V V 3c.
. 70.
price 5c. .,
10c Tooth Brushes,
l ancy Elastic Webbing, regular
Iroc.
Agate Buttons, regular price
price I so. .,
OBMANO FOR REFINED SUGAR.
NEW YORK, February iZ;—-The
De Cnmponmor. the poet philoeopher wholesale grocery trade has received
l a. notice from the American sugar Re-
Don Ramon de Campoamar belonged fining Company. stating tho. the priv.
to an ancient. family of the Asturias. liege of delayed shipments has been
and wont to Madrid to study medicine. Iwithdrnwn. and that from this date
orders will be accepted for. prompt
in effect it is 1111111411111
. ...fN..-*d‘7”‘r'n71 “
Our 11111111111 hock-111.111.; has cleaned out the 11.5911 and cor-
ncrs. and brought to light many 111111311 that are pric d for Juicl:
ailing—#Eapccinlly so of the winter lines. .2
LADIES' and MISSES’ JAGKETS—t 1' regular prim: 2 2 2
BLANKETS and COMFORTABLESw-V. lean regular prices.
Winter Underwear. 1-3le115 regular prices. . a; . , V . .
WINTER MILLINERY—r-g less regular prices.
SOME VERY SPECIAL SMALL: -WARBV. ITEMS
. SPECIAL VALUES IN WOOL DRESS GOODS."VV
- nucleus. 1.
SANTIAGO. Cal., February 12-11 1.1
stated here that former mayor
liam S. Carlson, of this city, has re-
ern Pacific Railroad The atenmerasigned the position of government
has on board 500 tons of freight which commissioner of railroads in Cubn,1nnd
would have gone in the usual course will return to San Diego 2to undertake
of routine to the eastern states and the construction of a railroad from
Eumpe via the Panama Railroad. but here to Yuma, Aria. This stretch of
.- owing to the trouble between that road railroad has been the hope of San
Diego citizens for years. no 11112111 give
a direct transcontinental lino. -
crrnpin.
GAME PATES. TRUFFLED.
Burgundy style, Hungarian
maroon Pena.
55c baa
A delicacy for breakfast lunch or supper
be eaten cold, spread on bread .—Pnrtriclgo, On 1, Grouse, Wild Duck, Chicken, Chicken Liver.
READY-MADE FRENCH ENTREES.
- 'lhese entrees will be found of great service on many occaswns, as they offer“ in a moment- and
without trouble a nice dish of superior quality-Braised Beef 8 in
Gouluh, Sauerkraut and Santa c, Cull
Pi unite. Chicken Curry a l' Indlenne. Chicken Saute a la
TELEPHONE CALL, 1334.
\
FOR HIS WEEK; V
FornOiIie 131111111 1111 williltive volt
$4. 40 barrel
n’l‘onguc.
u (from or Black Tea
icuic, traveling and yachting parties.
READ OUR SPECIALS "1......
55c baa
ARE YOU ACQUAINTED WITH THE FRANCO- AMERICAN FOOD COMPANY’S PRO-
PRODUCTS? IF NOT WE WISH TO INTRODUCE YOU.
FRANCO-AMERICAN SOUPS.
Require onl heating, for use-Mock Turtle, 011 Tail, Consomme, Tomato French Bouillon.
nlionne. Mutton roth. Vegetable, Beef Tea. Chicken, Chicken-Gumbo,P1-intanier, Green Turtle and
2 2 ‘2-13502.
Clark Colored Crochet Cotto‘u, V50.
5c. Trimming Braid, to.
They are“ to
Judiniere, Beef 3 la Mode, Beef
Tomato Sauce. Sauce
orange, Chicken 11 la Provencalc. veal
.V“
8 yard pieces Bone. Casing, reg- _ per dozen, 2c. .,. . to.
Mar price x96-. se- 25c Cloth Brushes, 19c.
Corset Laces, regular price Side (ombs regular price '5“
23/312 each. 3 for 5c. ’
17c. Whisk Brooms, 12%c. _ . .1 roe.
10c. card Hooks and Eyes, 6c. 7 c‘ Brush Brand, ' ‘ 25c.
The demand for refined edg-
CUBA'S RAILROAD COMM 1°SlONER
Wile
V Seymour sSto e
'1
We have a large sale on this vast assortment, and do not hesitate to commend them to cuery-
one, and we desire that all our customers should feel that a reliable house 18 at the back of every can,
labeled Franco-American Food C
61718. E. SEYMOUR. Landing timer. .1: Wu! Washington Street.
Our Small Sale of 11111 S Flour is Still Going On.
Norwalk Chronicler