thé' eternal; oi the literary
. ’motha atone Pinneo.
V Lwisible. upon every
“ MAM giving a cor-
' :1 ‘ a very happy com
‘ .. oi the club wbt
so much luv the betterment
community both for individual:
to: Icinfiasawhole. Hespokt
these antiquity oi our town, placing
itnmoug the oldest in the country
He tllsa otrilined the pruent expsnive
indliti‘d, waitsiul. iorms oi governmsn
under which we are living, and wen.
on to say that we should eonsolidstl
our'fgovjsrnmsst‘and simplliy it. tho.
y doing away with the tow:
government. He said: "We shoult
have a (trader Norwslk. divided inn
dvo bombs. more or less. the lira
to include the present city oi Norwalk
the second the city of South Nor
walk; the third. liest Norwalk;tbt
iourth. five Iii‘egluver; and the hitb
all the town beside. i would have th
property. of each borough satlsiy an;
existing indebtedness or obligation:
and pay for all inture improvement.
oi a local character. The oillcer.
might correspond to those oi one 0
our existing cities. The Board 0
Councilmen should be made up oi rep
reseutativcs iron: each borough. on in.
basis oi the actual or voting populs
tion. I would have n street commie
sion; a police commission; a wnte.
corsmission. all to be appointed by th,
mayor and to hold oilice for the torn
oi three years, a part oi the commit
start to be appointed every year. Then
should be employed births street com
mission s prolesdoaal road- maker t.
he street superintendent for the whoi.
city. and in like mapper a superintend
eat oi police' a superintendent at th
poor; n superintendent oi the wate
works. each to be specially dualihts
ior his position and to receive a isl.
salary. These skilled superintendenu
would do the work oi the department:
under the direction oi the commission
and the commissioners would servt
without pay. Our tax system shouli
us so simpilled that every taspaye.
would needtopsy buone bill,su«
there should be one collector win
should be paid a lair salary. in th.
pa‘st'Ndrwalk's growth has been one
sided. in keeping with the wholr
country it has increased tremendously
in material wealth. But our govern
mast and civic virtues generally but
not kept pace with out material at
vanes-sat. The future government 0.
Nprwfll will be whatever the peopit
was willing and disposed to make it
it issalstosaytbatlt will beasgoor
as they deserve."
its closed with s most inspiring es
ordinal to each person at do his iui
duty to his iellow~msa lie add that
every man had a right to detnsud the.
his heiabbor should live up to his iul
duty as a citizen; that it he did no
do so he was robbing not only, himsel:
but his follow-mes
' r
of
dies. 3. 0. Rosier spoke upon 0m ~
lead oi Good Reads. ilr. florist, at
chairman oi the commute on good
rud-mskisgiorthestats legislature
is is positioatogive many isctsss u
theistsrsstnewstlsstsroussdiuthb
winter its an» most enthusiastic
ally oi the necessity that Norwsls
- should awake. with other sections oi
the country. sayisg that he believed
thatiiwewonldborrcwslsrgesuraol
maupsyiatemtatipsrcsat.
p. aways-e
ssidthstitwaa
tionthat.oor
Catholicchurehhave
2 In dammit mm
tisssmongthepoor. thsrsmlghtbss
isderstiontoftbgchairmsoroisluhe
charlie“ , ., wear
W‘ i womb”
Business Needs. its premised his
.Vspesohwithsveryamnsingstoryas
elite Wool nature oi
ismhrks. The points he made were
the wisdom oi the establishment of a
W between the
cost and salable value of our improved
real estate. the making oi Norwalk
eily a residential town, ich would
making every purchase they can in
Norwalk. and thus showing true pstri~
tic loyalty. pakutislng our own. and
thebestoiourown.theman whohas
Established a good business being pat-
the fittest, and orally. that» no little in-
babi‘tualiy think and speak oi the
beautilul and noble lesions oi Nor-
walk term and Norwuk life; while we
setotasslvestoworitwisslyand dred—
I to correct the shortcomings we de-
oloresndsre bound internally. let us
mot talk about themontside. The ad-
iress was much brisbtentd by practic-
il and humorous illustrations which
.t is not possible‘to reproduce. as was
its case with the thought ,oi each
rpesker.
Samuel Richards Weed had sent an
ldmirable paper upon Our Need oi
Stood ibosds, which was read by the
:hsirman. as Mr. Weed could not be
present. This will be given in lull, as
t is hoped other speeches oi the even-
nl may be. later. The closing address
was premised by the chairman by ex-
.ending the hearty thanks oi the Cell-
rsl club to the speakers who had giv-
snoitbeirtiureandthougbtlor the
nocaslon. Miss Pinnoo said that it
loomed always an imposition to ask
be business man to do even one more
hing. but that she had felt that one
ii the gentlemen in accepting the in»
:itstion to speak had voiced the mu-
nent of the other devoted men. He
tail said simply that he would do his
tart. hecslise he always ieit that ii
inch citisen would only do his small
than the work oi good governmt
mold move smoothly and swiitly.
Dr. Noble spoke upon Our Need oi
trod Public spirit. lie began by say-
og that in this matter it seemed prac-
.icnl to use what had been done by the
lWlim‘ oi public spirit to the
rorld's needs. He described the Pleas—
tne Palace oi East London iounded by
me wanna spoa Walter Bessnt's story
ii All Sorts and Conditions oihlsa. and
old oi the many workable charities
which diiietent public spirited persons
lad been moved to iound in our own
'and. at the work oi men’s clubs.
notably the Civic club oi liartiord. in
iur own state, and at the power and
mice oi the Federation oi Women's
'lubs. lie applied these practically by
ipealting oi the need in Norwalk tor
)ublic spirit in the line oi libraries.
i high school. a hospital building.
:wd roads. and other matters.
Beiors closing lion 1', i). Keel".
«use to say that he ielt that a vote oi
' hanks was due to the Central club tor
, he interning evening all had spent.
ind called upon the gsatimen present
0 pass a rising vote oi thanks, which
was done.
The enthusiasm .sroused and the
nearly endorsement oi the truth spelt.
in through the evening was very m.
hem. Onset the best workers ior our
eivlcgood said. assholeittheplace
hat ii this mestina did not bear lrult.
.dis was sloth Wakes.
memorandum
[spasms-moms...
ii the W ‘W
New York. Harsh ”.f-‘Ailloit Scidi.
)ns oi the gredtist medium at the
music oi Richard Wagner. dies attire
residence oi Ismael Bernstein. mans-
ger oi Seidi's orchestra. at or flat
Nineteenth attest. at 10:15 o'clock last
night. 'l'wo doctors saw it as their
opiates that death resulted iron: ilsb
poisoning. AI autopsy to show the
exact cause will he held this miss.
lit. Is‘iel was h usual and health
when he sat down to lsscltsos with his
wlusthbmflmmmat
1 deliver my silences. lie m
”erdshsdrssmiwaies lie
was more than Hilarity use. litter
tissues as rebels“ at bowie tar as
hear or two talking to his wire. m
mm set complain of lsslisg ill. but as
M that he guessed he had sat-
"it" ;
adieu]. as his houid be lhesarvival oi »
dance will bshslpiully denied it we .
lo suitnwrecit. Our
like U it Sain’ 5 ball e-sb'
«pp; from
keel ‘1 dollar. They suite a w dismantl-
ing '
Thz
{35.3%
serviceabl
Blouse s
s‘ extraordinary
valueul the suit
55' it's a Rustitn kill 5 it for ‘ '
‘3. all wool; trousers; doll lc seat
and knees: sewed with silk: handsome and
Same styles at $2 $0 and 37.50.
s, too. and Russian blouse and
reefer so
fine goifsuits far boys, 8 to 16
years, Tier rough-and-iulnble wear, 53. it) to ‘
$750.1'hree-piece suits. $5 to 310. Every—
thing
Open mix“, and Saturday lupin". ;
sessssssaasseasssesasasseasseOsessor
. . . ... .
I first!
malaria an” I It: not! ex mine sad part ultra
oil. rgsol to alleles: for
‘(excepting §hoes) l3 hCl'e.
‘Hfi 9'5
“ '44:: new new!
itrncrly Chelsiliapslesalnsu theinperlsl lsnilysihualuays:
"lwr'llsmrsiisio
fat so be
no or lapel/kit's:
or I “15%; (eggs! Cellulose. and
Item that that 1': we neutral fins;
yrs; perform” g
.0’...‘.
.5124. . _
a. J? XI: .7.
‘ ill Both Lt
eminent
.- yslelaos.
oo-ssa'ss-soones-shosotosoolt'O
Chm
rlelril said he muut go up to see Bern-
stein about the plans (or the orchestra
for next season.
Mr. Pranlw. who was also going up
town, accompanied iir. Beitil no iar its
Ninrteenlh street. where the two seps—
rbtcd. To a reporter last night iir.
l-‘ranko said that during all his conver-
sation with Mr. Seidl the‘lstter made
no reierenro lo the lift that he was ill.
But aiter leaving him Mr. l-‘ranlto ro-
marked to his brother that be had just
met Bcidl. who looked as it he was
rowing prematurely old.
"i remarked to my brother." said ilr.
l’rnnko. "that Seidi's lure broiled
drawn and pole. and from its expres.
stop one would think that the man was
weighed down by‘grrat core."
Leaving the car at Nineteenth street.
Mr. Beldl walked directly to Mr. iiern-
stein’s house. Only a few minutes ai-
tcr he entered he complained oi mung
nausea. Alter a time he seemed to he
better. Then the attack of nilillii‘il re»
turned. and with it acute pains in the
stomach, Alter the second unlock oi
nausea bit. field! grew worst.» so rapid-
ly that he was put to bed and llr. Alex-
is V. iioschowits. oi :ltll West Bialy-
liltil street. was summoned. and s mes~
sengcr was sent to inlorm lira tieidl oi
her husband’s illness. The physician
and hits. Beidi reached the house aimut
the some time.
At Mrs. iieidl's request iir. Gustav
languish. oi lat West Filly-seventh
street. themlisidls’ family physician.
was immediately summoned in consul-
tation with ilr. bloscnrowitz. Mrs.
Beldl insisted upon the mowitatlrm oi
doctors alter iir. losrhocnwils had
said that all the symptoms pointed to
the conclusion that Mr. Bsidl was suit
Ming train an irritant poison.
Dr. Itcschorowils prescribed tor the
pliant. and. so it was said at m
Bernstein how last night. Dr. lang-
laann eapresssd approval of the treat
ment A short tilde alter the doctors
arrived an. tielcil lost medicament.
from then on he gradually became
weaker. and he died without having re-
alm tflflmm
The astronomers oi the University
oi (retrievals have completed their
mediation oi the comet discovers-i
”mm”.oilhel.ieh observe
airy. and. according to them the coal-
et will become brighter and rentals in
Mt some time. it is now traveling to-
ward the earth at the rate at Lamas
miles a day. for the next two weeks
it will realises to we srrrthesusriy
stsrstsoioasdsgrsesdsy aorthss
wall as cast. it is visits at 4 o'clock
in the rsorslsg. .
lies. A. (l. flashers. oi Vest sultan
but. use of the successful irslssrs
«sis-resort stast
hlsorchsrds srs at
ottolene
“stable oil mmhinedwith chore cebesisnst.
lhlhl. Ippt-tllihl. digestible. Endorsed ”X
nevery way ”waterside to lard or minus
mmmnwummnmmm
lama-mum wants new», no. Nagasa-
samflnhbwmm. .
summons-sin: marsnr ‘
ELI-owls. m
mutter: tor about an hour. when Mr.
4,”.
rssnmrnrndatlhi cmhi
._9
hi:
.en's
liade oulphp
sgyrespp-eseasons-oooonas-soosoe
.24‘:
I“. Yuri.
Rolls oil :Benuty
_Wnll Paper
in all variety oi urw slmles, nylons and
designs is what you will ilml in our
handsome Spring sloc . ilur rewin—
tlou {or artistic null «Mutations. and
our discriminating taste in winding
the flower of the «Miguel and the man-
uiacturor, is so \iitlt‘lllfl'fli‘ that mun-
rncllt is unnecessary.
Wall Papers.
Paintsrn' Supplies.
Artlsis' Matsriab.
Pictures hated and Unframed.
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
98(me
vs Washington street.
south Norwalk,
Conn.
30W Hm l“.
THE ORIENT
tub. A? ”M mouse.
Alwtterwheeltllsneaabe
duesdbyothcrsgcncltsiotfi
unrulmtnmmsu.
Better than any W wheel on
the market Cannot he now
led in low” for 30.
m hivo'r chap wheels,
1 mid alight.» ,
eve, i can bin-uh than Gil.
I Fall Us. at Malls “his.
wartime,
iii
"sllwurh
‘ r...
‘i‘_
es’ and on Shoes.
7 ALSO
Our Gents’ Enalinel. Russet and Box Calf Shoes.
M. [H.GLOQVER’S.
:22 _wbehington Street,
south Norwaik.
Sotabitshod i868.
Know 3
hednflfltbmm and Chink
Store in the 3min Gilles.
Wits are nudism invited to inspect our
Spring Stock oi
5 his antimaits’ts.
We have the hardest assortment in the clip.
Gov dresses are e\\ tether mode.
M. Ytr’togot.
Mathew mound. Soto. um. out.
Do ydu want
a‘ Tin Pail ?
2 Quart, i 11 Cents
3 “ i 12 Cents
6 “ i 20 Cents
8 “ i 25 Cents
._ .———- M,.____,__.__
e
These are riot cheap goods, but are such as would
usually cost you fifty per cent. more than we ask for
them. 1
They are mimic of one and two (mills polished tin,
with wood hundi es and knobs on the lids... ,, .
NW! :81 VAN SCOY
Corner N rtit Mnin end Went Ste.
DAILY
Fright Line
IKTWCKN
NORW K. SOUTH NORWALK
Madrid, March 29 .—-'l'he sequence” oi
events during the last iew dayshsrs
has been nothing short of miraculous.
At the present moment when all seein-
ediost and wuronlyshoi'toid
tlou. the exact opposite at what every
one expected would be the case has
turned up.
occurred, unless the Impression given
by a highly experienced personage is
wrong lie said: .
“Knowing more. i regret to say that *
lam in the uniortuuate position oi hov
ing unable to convey it to you. but you
may print in the largest type. downh-
spaced. with the feeling that it is worth
it. the iollowing somewhat stilt state-
ment, and read between the lines. The
most important oi events is forthcom-
ing. one which will calm the defiant!
situation. avert war. settle all intents»
tiouai diiierences and end the lighting
in Cubs. " -
Although the American .ministsr. ' '
General Woodiord. slurdily refuses to
be interviewed it has come to ”chi;
that he saw this morning a Miami. *
stated that he was entirely uoniidult '
that an early and eiiective peace would
soon he assured between Spain and the i ,
United States, a peace which would be
consistent with the honor oi the Spam
lsh people and that would secure Jua-
lice to Cuba and effective protection
to the great American interests in that
island.
There appears to he an idea in the
United States that some note has
presented here asking that iood bomb
direct to the hungry Cubans in Amer-
cen war ships. This is a pure iallacy.
At all events the Spanish government
has no knowledge oi anything oi tho
kind. True. such repmte have been
telegraphed over here. but the govern-
ment have rout-h more to occupy their»
minds than paying attention to all the
random reports published. However,
the writer tool: the opportunity oi
sounding the authority on the subject,
and his reply was:
"Why. the Americans are already
eemling roll»! to l'uba in war ships.
We have no further communication on
the stibjtrr-l. and therelore have not
considered it. But i think the present
system ample."
wild statements were made was not
ultimatum in any swam, as it has been
called, but it asked the Spanish gov-
ernment to make some suggestion
whereby the hostilities should be put
to an dud at once. There has been ab-
solutely no lnnnlinll of intervention in
the reply oi the Spanish government.
She admirers that upon the spur oi the
munu-llt ll was impossible to reply,
and that the matter WtItlltI be consid-
orml in the usual I'mtl'flirr'thai. is to
any, at the» council of ministers-415
own personal trim bring that immedi-
ate cessation oi hostilities was impoav
ethic.
But the mam-r will be considered in
t‘0ilill'll probably tomorrow. and there
are means suggested which my aim-
piiiy mallow and lead all parties to a
sallulat tory com melon.
Minister Woodlanl. at 2 o'clock this
morning received a cipher rhesus
from tho state dermrtmeot st Washinge
ton. which. it is stated. caused great.
expressions oi joy in his household.
Now. Minister Woodiord is a sworn
deicntlcr oi American interests. it you
connect this cable message with his
statemenl. perhaps they will cannon
very well.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon om
Woodiord culled upon the minista' tor
iorelgn alielrs. and alter commitment.“
in; the Maine finding. which was sic
fi‘flli)’ known. uslmi tor an interview
with the minister oi slate. Senor Bar
gusto. The interview still take place
tomorrow before the cabinet council.
The interview with donor (lullon lasted
rm hour and a hull it is needle. to
uttenmate the importantc oi this in»
icrview. it is only one degree lest in.
patient than one which will be held
with the president of the council to-
morrow. That one will be historical.
loinay Getting 1st
Charles A. iloinsy is growing fat as- .
rier confinement in the death hows at
warden-m A: is the crisp with all
riminsls condemned to death, .
is led with food iron: Warden W
bridac’s table. Daily. under .
tluluuy exercises in the prism
Visitors who saw twinsy a M J
ago said he appeared is soot
and evidently gave but little ‘ ‘ .
to his Win isle. Us I“ “
grows a Marti sad wears 1mm
Warden Woodhull” has a
opinion oi lioillay as a pvt-sass. ‘
warden says the murderer“ W
Nichols is install“ and film
so trouble. althom the m‘, _
rest easier when the condemns!
tmgonetothsothsrworld.
aneur- srs the saiy ”Wfi
allowed to converse
people trust vsrwiss parts at the»
have tress to all as ass.” have
ltlsasusmlrs‘clehsd
gentlemen in Madrid, to whom he
The other note about which so many , '
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