Vpfl‘i‘xflwfif‘flm
6 North Main Street.
Freedom oi the Capital for Mr.
r’ ‘ Bryan ‘
‘:(Continued From First Page).
hill own self. Hie said a public man
must reach a point where he measures
iito‘not by income but by outgo. Mr.
Brynn went into the subject of the
r . ‘ theory of representative government.
. Hamid the people want to tell you
that they do not care to discuss the-
ories. They want to discuss l‘aets. A
the f is more important than a entitli-
tlo .‘Condilions change while theories
remain. Regarding representative gov-
ornment Mr. Bryan said there. are two
theories: One is that a representative
,ia elected by the people to think for
them and the other is that the people
think for themselves and elect a rep-
resentative to carry out their thoughts.
The speaker preferred the second tite-
ory that a representative was elected
to carry out the. wishes of the people.
Mr. Bryan said: "i will not ask a
man to betray his conscience. but i
will ask that be not betray the cou-
sclénce of the people,
The people have .t right to make
their own mistakes. Some people.
have insisted in the divine right of
making mistakes. I do not. mean to
Btu" that the voice of the people is
not the voice of God. but. i do say that
theexpresslon of universal conscien-
ce is the nearest approach to the di-
vine w ll."
hit“! you referred to representative
3, government, saying that he meant to
oifendl no one in what he had to say
for he regarded a representative as‘
not an‘uusiloyed good, but a. necessary
evil: At thing we must have, for tins
: people ‘are too numerous to act. for
_ -. themselves. The faults of our gover n-
,. mm are not in the people, but ’in
1;» those elected to represent them cmti
, who use their office for private gait L
POPE'S PUBLIC CONSISTORYq
Elaborate Ceremony Continued: in
Rome This Morning.
ROME. April l8.-—~A public '(zonsi; st—
ory "(00k place at the Vatican lotiity
with great ceremony anti tut-n mull-
tionsi interest. as such ceremonies ti u~
. der Pope Pills K. have betqi less live-
quent than during the last pouiiiicrate.
.nnd. consequently arousr- gt‘eillt‘l‘ ox-
nectation. A8 Home is now crow tied
with tourists. especially Amerimns.
the demand for ‘ticku's was phcno me~
Egg, {Allflgxe‘ry early hour all the.
BS 93 ng to St. Peter‘s w Arc
.hlack Wil‘h-‘sabie-chtd figures ilill'l‘);llg
‘0 88$ Diai'es at the Vatican anti s m
the Hail/of llealilicatimts and the gir-
I‘mm'sy’urough which the papal pro-
.oesslo passed. were crowded (with
was, monks. men in evening dress.
3'“ ,ladies in black Ve s, while the
“3.5111168 erected for the occasion couv
famed the family of the pope, the Rt)-
main aristocracy and the members oi‘
the-diplomatic corps.
. The procession act‘ompanYiug the
1 pope was composed of many notabii‘
:jltles. The. Swiss Guard headed the
‘proceBSion. anti the Noble. ‘i'luard sur~
. ~rounded‘the person of the 'poniift. who
was dressed in white. Em was pre-
ceded by the. cardinals in in“ red
robes. and followed by the bishops and
nrchbishops.
When the pontiff was located on the
throne. six new cardin: is advanced
. ohy one. to receive 'ihe red hat.
h‘preiaic knelt at lil.( feel of the
homuwhilc the master at ceremonies
‘9, magnificent l‘l'ii lb at over the
"r hal‘s head and the nope rose and
he papnlcmbrnce. ’ ’l‘he new enr‘
‘ thempassed from' cardinal to
pl 410 receive the (kiss of broth-
htief the choir young-the. sot’l-
. . he only cetrdinni created
,nconslstoryr April'lo who
“we em was Mgr Rinaldini.
,th lcio'at Mt‘ntlritl, who will
“lift-ed
mimrtt-d the aposlo-'
andmwltiELTI. surrounded
fr BOY
dull, don’t you?
, thnoke sure of it?
bother schooling.
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HARRY oooowm, :Mu .
. horsemen.
plug Suits
To Suit!
You will travel for many a day
l and visit most of the store: here—
about, but you will not find in
Clothing for Men and Young
Men, the quality or style and low
‘ price that you will get here for
$i_und $10
N0 MORE—N0 LESS.
h’ R W.
South 'Norwalk, Conn.
. __.w_=m
or at a supplementary secret consist-
ory. the new cardinals in the menu-
whiie retturnlng thanks‘ before the al-
lnr of the Sistine Chapel.
The United States was represented
at the ceremony by Mgr. Robert Sev
ton. of New Jersey. titular archbishop
of Helioopolis; Mgr. 'l‘holnas O'tior-
man, blishop of Sioux Falls. and Mgr.
.iohn Pharrelly, spirittmladvhior oi the
Aluerimn College. The students of
the American College were also pres—
cut. as Well as the American students
of thc (lollegd ol’ the Propaganda.
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HOlLD-UP MAN ARRESTED.
Westerm CSowboy Had Been Terrorlz-
ing :Residents of East Haven.
NEW HAVEN. April lS.——~im'oy
Taylor who claims to be a Montana
cowboy who has been holding up peo-
ple in some of the villages out to-
wards 'iiitsi Haven in rather comic on
era. sifylv. was fined :25 and costs in
the t-‘ity court today on the charge of
breach of the peace. which was shown
to be. mostly loud talk in saloons. lie
was arrested by two delecllves inst
(‘\'t‘l1ing. who did not find it necessary
to exhibit their guns. ’l'aylor was
then taken to North llaVen. where
it is understood he is to be charged
with holding up one of the constables
and sundry other persons. Apparently
there has been no robbery from the
pel‘aun. but Taylor is said to have
flourished his shooting irons and dis-
charged them as he was gailoging at
iui speed along the highway of the
quiet villages around this city. Taylor
is six feet and a half tail and it good
One. of the constables
tried to‘arrest him and Taylor held
ilim‘ oil with t\vo revolvers. The con
stable later took two pot shots at
Taylor with a shotgun.
OBlTUARZY RECORD.
MRS. LEON lil'RLl‘JY.
The death of Mrs. Elizabeth Hurley.
wife of Leon lint-icy". occurred yestete
day at her home in Union street. from
ctmsnmption. Mrs. llnrit-y had been
married only a short time. and was
only seventeen years of age. She is
survived by her mother. Mrs. Ailllii
(‘udy, one brother, li‘eiix Kearney. and
six sisters. Mrs. Mortimer Whitney.
Mrs. Joseph Walsh. and the. Misses
lrace. Alice, Lena and Mary Kearney.
The funeral will be held Saturday
afternoon at :30, from the house.
Rev. Charles M. Selicck will oliiciute.
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LYDIA BANKS.
‘
,gnr Kl. . Banks.
,thing in sight.
Mrs. Lydia Banks. a. well-known
resident of Easton, died at her home
in that. place yesterday morning, aged
9:} wears. Deceased was born in Nor~
walk. She is survived by a. daughter.
Mrs; Robert. E. Kent. and a. son, Ed‘
The funeral will be
held t‘t‘ldny afternoon from the home
of th a daughter of the deceased, in
Easttm. Row Mr. Beckwith will otii.
ciatc. The burial will be in the Bap»
list cemetery. Eastou.
DOW HAD THE RABIES.
A cow belonging to Mr. Lund, of
South -Wiltou. died Tuesday from by
drophobin. The animal was bitten
during the summer by a rabid dog,
and recently developedail the symp-
toms oi: rabies such as frothing at the
month land attempting to bite every-
Dr. Bruntiage was in
attendance and pronounced the case
one. of rabies. ‘
ABOUT DECIDED ON TRUCK.
The. committee delegated by ‘ the
Norwalm city council to purchase a
truck to supply the present Pioneer
Hook and Ladder Company truck.
went to New Haven. yesterday, on an
expedition to look over lire fighting
apparatus. The. committee, it is un-
derstood, has practically decided on a
wary fine type of truck.
J 'Probably mothers could make their
daughters stop wearing high heels by
telling them they were good for the
t» not—youtlilnk he is going to be wikcen business
Give, him a financial training along
'hhiliB'su'k'i will supply the text book treeaa'navlngs iinss book.
".1th ’he makes and ovary credit of interest we add will be
" i ' in this. the very best course otsbualness training.
oath . NorwalltSavings Bank f
ding]? Washington . M,
digestion.
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When your Watch Stops
You til-Ii unit: it go by shaking It.
When the bowels are
mrnstigated you can
distur them with
cathartics but. like
the watch. they will '
not be able to do
their allotted work
until they are put
into proper coudi.
ties to do it.
(Due cannot mend
a idelicatc piece at
mechanism by vio-
lent methods, and
no machine made by man is as fine
as the lnnnan body.
The use of pills. salts. cttstmnoil
and strong catiizlttic medicines is
the violent method. . The use of
the herb tonic ltlxative,
Lane’s l-‘amlly
ai
. Me cine
is the method adopted by intelli-
gent people. .
Headache, bucket-lie, indigestion,
constipation. skin diseases~~all are
bt-nelilcti immediately by the use
of this metiu'iutn‘
Drug lists sell it} at 25c. and soc.
KlLLED av THE EARTHQUAKE.
MEXlCO (fl’l‘i', lApril l8.~—New's it;
the death of luck Boniiia. the first
American reported killed in the re
cent earthquake. has reached the ot-
ilcc of the Associated Press. Senora
iuez Bouiiin, oi (lhiipancingo, was the
wife of the former secretary to the go-
vernor of the, state or Guerrero.
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The sun. Coat
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7.7;?" /'(IoMF.~' rant/m
mos m srw vorut
him—“him;
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The nobblest‘teiuck Coats pro-
duced are the models of
wheatfloiiéegfinfiri
Suits .......... $15.00 to $25.00'
Other Good Makes,
......... . $10.00 to $16.00
Open Monday, Wednesday and
Coturdny evenings.
uuu nuts,
Tailor, Clothlor, Hotter.
Furnish".
85 Washington on. So. Nor-walk. .
GLOVER’S
theliplace.
The
thuen’s Russia Cali
Pompa‘ Ties
$_6_’)_.§O
Phone, 1542-2.
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‘Wear‘ ishoes
TsAT FLT
Grail liniuijliuui
' serous lsurrs
ron MENVAjND aovs.
ll. GflTliEB’S.
MEN. AND IOYfi'FURNIIHER.
11 NO. MAIN ST. - l .0. NORWALK.
:JOSEI-QFFS, '
Mondau’s ac, .
036,].9frsr
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Watch this Space for ‘-
l. panama“; mom rum; .
m,
Spent Two Hour. in Coll of Accused
in Tombs Last Night.
NEW YORK, April 18.-—it became
known today that Dr. Smith Ely Jel—
llflee. one of the alienists who testi-
l'led fur the defense in Athe recent
trial of Harry K, Thaw, tor murder,
spent two hours with Thaw in his cell
in tho Tombs} last night.
A? R- Peabody. ot Thaw' scounsei,
was presenttdurinx the interview, but
neither he nor Dr. Jeiitle would say
anything today.
Thaw had remained in bed yester-
day morning until 9 o'clock and only
argue to see his counsel when Warden
Flynn suggested to him that if he
were ill he might go to the hospital
ward. it. was said at the prison that
Mr. Peabody had summoned Dr. Jelli-
l’ee to attend ’l‘hnw because Mr. Mc~
Guirc the regular Tombs physician, is
suffering from a slight attack or ton-
silitls.
Roger O’Msra, the former Pittsburg
chief of police, who has had charge
of the detectice work for the defense,
came to New York today in resmnse
to a request from Il‘htuv. Ho Will have
a talk with the prisoner before return-
ing to Plttsbtr
GOVERNOR HAGERMAN RESIGNS.
WASHINGTON, April 18.——~Gover—
nor Hugerman. of New Mexico. again-
st whom charges were preferred has
tendered his resignation and the DW-
sident today announced the appoint-
nor ot’ Samar province. Philippine, Is.
lands as governor of New Mexteo in
Governm- Hsgcrnian‘s place.
i” LK EVE
fl... . Mm .............
mom of Captain George Curry, goverU
also as
ENTINEL
V was mm DRY GOODS scans.
THdfiéDAY.hP§lL e- W
--'~ m...H. . in: , . . _,..
TRIS TRAM & H Y ll TT.
nos. 2 and 5 GAZETTE BUILDING.
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ummer 11' ans 3.
It is a matter of pride with women nowadays to be. provided with Waists for summer wear, not only (or
the comfort they get by wearing thin Waists on warm summer days. but also because they one to be bad in
such attractive styles and at such reasonable prices that. there is naturally no excuse for not being possessed of
an unlimited supply ol’ this very useful part. of the wardrobe. Having made our preparations for the spring
and summer business very early, we are prepared to show full lines of, three of the lending makes of Waists-
THE DERBY. THE CROWN, and THE CLASSIC.
the low-priced goods to the finest and most attractive goods made.
These three lines cover the entire. Waist business from
Housefumishing Dept.
Galvanized Pails, any size ..
.....19c l Whitewash Brushes ......... 5t: 12 sheets Shell Paper ....... 90
Large Carpet Beaters ...........lfic Floor Brushes, long handle ...... 950 Furniture Brushes, tine grade ....ii9c
Floor Mops, complete ........... tic Dust Pans ................ lllc 45c Whisk Brooms .............. 29c
Long handled Floor Scrubs ......l9c 10 yds. Shelf Paper ......... 50 Salt and Pcptiers ....... tic
‘TRISTRAM 8r HYATjr, NORWALK, CONN.
account.
\
has made
Hundreds of
SMILING
SHOPPERS
. OTWITHSTA‘NDING the raw and chiilu April weather. our HaDDu Week
prices have brought purchasers to our store and has exceeded our anticipa-
. lions bu far. All this week this greatSaie will continue-here are needed articlespriced .
within the wash of everu woman’s putSe.‘ No need to think oi econOmuzwe' hare
done that for non. happiiu.
Tell uour friends t6“ attend this Sale: there is Still time. All this week new bar-
gains wiii be added dailu. and will be conducive to most appreciative Smiles.
Our charge account has “won for us thousands of friends: it has enabled thou-
sands of families throughout the east to live better. easier. and happier. We trust the
wage earner with the same degree of courtesu. as we Show the man with a hunk
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