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historic monotony.
Mad ‘COmmunlontlon 01 out
«in No. we. If. an?!» M»
hold at It: mm A ll lilo,
t 8 o'clock p.‘ m. We g A.
. MI Matter Manon: oerdially
fin ornely Invited.
Frniomnliy your. '
QEIHT till. WILGO'X, loo' y.
atrium BINJINIL TILEPIIONI
0w- Department
olnou Department
ranch Office. Norwallt ‘
Whom Rooidomre
I Editor‘n Reunion" .
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. m is and Manufacturers
_. Annotation
gloom STII‘IVENS. President
AU Vim-Pruetdent ~
1 ‘K H. 111 N'l‘Aiil), Secretary
EW COR ETT, Treaituroi
Executive Committees
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noipnl um
Soirool
SUUJEUT:
New uses of Pub:
0 iiriIIo‘l oi Broolllyn. 1
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illustrated by the utereoptlcon.
School Work.
APRIL IOTHn—J‘Ohild Labor. it»
lruted)
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(‘Oill'llli
by his absolute unrelflqlrnonu and unit
consecration of his life to the service
ol’ lithtll‘h, will he on overlivlng ex-
o WIT TRE‘PEOPLE fibril???
FOB M0358.
The people of lurnel mourned for
' pooh because he was a faithful lead
or Today it may be auld thousands of
andflvwomen, especially in the city
“New York and in many parts of
the United States, are mourning for
their great leader. Professor (‘harles
promo Smith, Phi). LII.li., late. man.
its director of the Peeple'u insti-
Cooper Union. New York. Chnrlen
a Smith Willi u very intellectual
‘ graduate of Amherst and (lo-
‘inbin. inking postgraduate rouisun
.in the linireroilieii ol‘ ilerlin. l'arln.
.l‘lpalu .nnd loelautt. an actorupllohgd
iihxnist and u (loop student of liter.-
«titre. in it little village in Sweden
where he had“gone for rust and to
titu‘tiy comparative literature thorn
. demo to his mind‘ lhe thought would
not a study of oomporutlve immunity
he more vnlunhlo to mankind tin of
. loner: forsook all lrln ttnorite ntudlon
1‘ (except as tecrentlonl and devoted
I himself to the stridr ot runu. \\ lieu his
‘ methods Were nlrowp to runny people
Wii‘ii liur wioriked upon an o dootrinarw
III). a. Inddlut. lint no cold winds or
want'oi‘ encouragement lrrruod him
from hie purpose. With tremendous
dialoliity he obtained sufficient funds
‘ to enable hint to conunonco his won
derfui course of lectures three night-r
I week in tho grout hull and also rut
million lecture and discuuslon owry
:Stmdly night from November to May
for the peel thirteen were People
told. him ho was playing with fire when
in this great people‘s forum he culled
on Christians and Jews, Soulnllule null
Anarchists. itevolullonlnlu and Single
, Turret-o. the leaders In each to torture
_, on their particular viown null to sub
mil after I fortymlnnlo ioctuie t0
“buckling" by any of hip 2000 men
h“ women fathered night after night
labia grout forum To each and all be
'p“: fair nnd lnipurllul. keeping the
attention in hounds or order and do
,eenoy. ’l‘hnt clear, clarion voice. that
liplifieii hand at once would stop thol
‘rlhnid questioner or party oheor. Not,
. more! than two or three are all that
“had to ho romoved by force. undonly
”flue person was excluded from the
intention hecuusn ho Would not nhlrle
lily the ruling of Im- chair. To the
poor than he said, “The classes that
3,. you are told to hole are composed of
then like yourselvon and they are mom
our triundu that your onerniou." 'l‘o
, a rich man he onld. "'l‘ho liiiliilimt
tinnhyo‘n pretend to four uro outdo up
II! man essentially llho youruoif. and
glitch to be troutod." line of hill
[Whittle orgrtnlntlona, which won
lorhiod by him In connection with tho
1 People! institute. bi called the Pew
h lilotituto (Iluh A. with headquar-
ty’ for social and intellectual
Intent. composed of men and
of every nationnlity and
Ire out into the grant Melting
1‘ New York tilt) in number, will
‘ an equal vote to it: govern
yin: oxpreaaod themselves to
t I hiirriodiy celled meeting on
r . which I tow worth! toil.
orli.
nrnplo to othhr ages of what one man
do for tho uplitt of others, and to none
does this more l’oroilliy corno home
than to lhe aorrowlng nnd henrt-ht‘oit-
on members of tho Poople'u institute
(llnh. .
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The stand of the Norwulk and South
Norwulk city officials for a "safe and
none" Fourth of July in In line with
the campaign all over the. country.
New York line even gone on one bol‘
tor. The Fourth to to ho noisolonu In
tho big town. Muyor tiuynor duoidod
vouterduy that the order ol‘ emir‘lrn
t'ourruIr-utlouor linyou that no permits
for tho rotnll note of fireworkn bemoan
June Ill and July It) shall stand. 'l‘ho
mayor has been known on n vnllnnl
and loyal colehrntor of ludopoudenro
tiny utter the email hoyu' own method
and recently came out opI-nly in It»
dolomite, but it. III until that utotiutlru
'ol' mortality and tho nrguuu-nlu of bin
lrionds (‘iilin-i'lt‘ii him.
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fitngnptrre in tho olghth in point of
importance in the world tin n port of
uliip air'iwd liiero during the patu’
nix Iiundrwmlorid tunnel end our sold
there. Still thorn our different onyx
of looking or this rnullur of n paucity
of Yonkooowned hiiilili. An odilor‘iui
writer In tho Saturday Erotilng Post,
for inniniioo. limli'oo lhnt paying
freight hurrying churgon h.- n cheap
way of getting tho one of nlmont fab.
ulouu uunrn Inmutud by forolguoru In
the world freight onrrylng trade.
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There are different u'uyu 0i looking
ht u nutttor, no for Inntnure, in shown
hr the litird knock the "joy riding" bill
passed by the ilitii Enlplro Stole logiu-i
laturo, mulling it u crime for n (iitlili‘
{our to drive on automobile without
the owner‘s consent. rvuelvod yunren
day at the bonds of Judge linitrr in
New York. llo rulusud to r'eroguizo it
unless lr-loulouu intent was outnhlluh-
0d and on n rounii a rlrnnflour Wits
trend. 'i‘ho judgo'n ruling iii itiloruni»
lug. He said:
“'i‘rr-ltpuun. n oivil ui'fonno, control be
enlarged into a crime. "l dismiss the
vomplulnt of grand larceny and ordur
tho discharge of tho prinonnr.”
MMMMM ._.,.. m. ”wk...“
it won considered or uutllclont ilil‘
porlnnco to solid out n rioupuloh from
i’onghkoopulo, N. Y.. yeulurduy to tho
elt'oot that when It clergyman upolro at
n Molhodint ooul'orenou In reunion
thorn and mode referent-h to Thomioro
ltoouovoll, the mention was roouirod
with merit upplnnno. 'l‘horo In nothing
strange ubont that. it w'onid hut/u
been ruout uqumui ll thorn hud been
no upplntlno. Not many people will
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' queuilon tho decimation that our oulo
iiol iu the populnr Amortonn figure to
day
er‘w—vd—i
if ntopplnx lilo “flouting" of oysters
will restore to thorn that into at the
non whloh they used to hove In the
day: when mother used to make
oyntor utow, their lot it work its work.
when iiavon Roglnter,
Don't know how long also thni tol~
low’s mother maria enter new for
him. but u local bystormun who won
ed That we denlre to oil-
doep grief and narrow at the
bio lore of one who has tori
Jun been the tender of
hand the touched or the true
hood of men. and iii: desire to.
' man and woman an edit“
rally in thin land of “harm tiltl
“endeavor. through philih:
0
fl
toll: in life l hilt
hilario- .59
old enough to work at the oyster broil-
hour when gold won discovered In
California in Will, says they have
“floated" oyster» over nines he with a
boy
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Murders are antiwar poo upon-Ive
i0 the slain Tho mmflwhmln
min which m in their rum lull
week cost Connecticut the iiiiy ruun
or tutooo it would Iron huh challi'
Mr. Bride) in one of the great le
Movements in New York. He will
The inItitute Progmn for April
APRIL 24TH~ ...... . ...........
The people are Invited to those closing eveninzfi Of this law'-
eiitry. And In tho gatewuy hotwman tho .
(incident urui Orient; yol during ow
post your only one Amt-Ilrnn steam ‘
your and Rho was only It puny litlioa
tiers among the Public‘flchool
war a very graphic description.
of the recent development in Public
Wrong“ and its Reform, (Illus-
............ OWE‘N ii LOVEJOY
APRIL 17TH—-'l‘he Art of the Grunt Mautern" (illustrated)
II...
DR MACFARLAND
......BOOKE'R 1‘ WASHINGTON
lit Union (‘it_\ hurt September.
The growth or the pool office reflects
quench the announcement that the
South Norwnlk othru in about to take.
its place in the first olouu (Ilriiilon. and
already (hit-3 moro than enough hull»
tress to merit t.th distinction. will
count: much antlutaotion among
people of the city.
W...“ ....,_.._....,. .. mm...—
SOnIr other kind of people who go to
make up the world. Timur who our.
"Yes. this III hire spring weather. but
i'rn nrrnld we‘ll pity up for it during
the month."
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in other wordh. the board of bonito
pmpnuou lo luioul lln- ollxlr of “to
into the oily orrllnzinrv requiring milk
dealers to roxlstor.
“a”. .. .-__ . 9_
TEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
Monday. April 2. 1900.
Thu (‘nuuooiir-ul Lighting; and Power
(‘oiriputir lillf‘fliifllm’i tho Bridgeport
’I‘ruotlon (“ourpurm null onu negotiat-
ing for tho Norwnik 'i‘i‘lliiWIi) rsyntom
Rt!" I". W. (‘rowdor. formorly pnntor
,o! the Rowaiton Methodist (‘hurob
announced iiiit iiiit‘nlitilt‘ui looting thni
Ilontuuinuilon to iii‘t‘iillll) nu lipinropnl
Inn motor.
The rumour just mmpieto. of Mun-
llo. in tho Philippine lsinndu, uhowod
that the city had on iluplonnunlly high
rnnll union; the unhealthy plaeon of
tho world.
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TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY.
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Wednoodcy. April 2. I890.
Only two rnnrringo ilrotmou
‘srnntod during the nrorrlh oi March In
Town l‘lorlt Soilook.
'l‘lu- aorentyllfth nunls-ernary ol
i‘rinoe lilunum'k'u birthday wan ooh-w
united in (lermony with grout rere-
mouy.
Tho floods In Mluuinuippi unused
norm unlit-ring. driving poopln to the
route of thoIr bonnet and into two
tops. from which they won- roncued.
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RIGHT TO THE 90iNT.
The egg rolling by the children on
the White llourw lawn Monday on.
uhlod a. lot of grownup: to rocnll whul
tho ouoo inmiilur on loolui like.
tiprlugilohl Union.
n... » w“...
-
ll II now rlnlnred thnt New York
lriuinlnidrii forgot how to milk cows
hurl no soon as they learn how to
lullk hindrance oourpanlou.««wliixr-hangu
The plunut Vouuir who vlulhio at
noon at Manila Easier Ilur. nod tho
nallvon mum that the phenomenon
quI u oolentlul unuwer to their on
panel devotions dnrlnir holy week. Mo
they titted for nolfqoi-ornrnoni‘i—o
ilouldn Globe.
Mr. Roosevelt ml thot homeboy.
In; yet undetected. lm been guilty of a
"wicked lie." 'i‘hat ultra-o im u to-
lnilllu- round. it mom tht the colonel
hue enrorpd from the jungle sound of
wind and, limb. rind ready. in of yore.
to Mr thin” ripwwiiropidyn Enid.
4b-
ldvnr went up It oont a pound you-
lei-tidy, Truly. lhII in tho lull slraw.-
Pllul'laid Eagle
4-
Tint New York woman who tin or»
rented for otortllni: trimming: for her
team hat, probably nevor- will re-
‘ oovorfrom the alumni of boring it
known unit niralm been trimming tun-
own huit.~lpi‘iiililoil Union.
' . we»
No doubt thousand: of worthy peo-
lhe growth of tho oily and in course
tho.
WI‘N‘ .
Dress Goods
’l‘ouiltht from 7 until it) o'clock
' 49c yd.
Ono drone to a customer.
56 inch Block and White Shep-
herd tiller-kn worth it dollar a yard
Every article is absolutely of first quality
Velling
Tuxedo and itusolnn Note in it
rurlotr or now (intrigue, regular
price 251.. Tonight from 7 until 10
li'clmk
190 yd.
Ladies’ Stockings
bodiuo' Tan and Block Lisle
Hone, roguiur price 19v. Tonight
from 7 until 10 o'clock "
2 pair for 290
not. ‘ Skins
flour 7 until 10 o'clook
79c
Marlo of good quality with deep
ruffle of embroidery or plain hum.
stitched ruffle with lurks ('onelrl
err-d good mum at $1.00 Tonight
Handkerchiefs
Ladies“ Ali lingo. Lam and lim-
,hroldrry Trimmed Handkerchiefs,
regular 2m: pnnllly. Tonight mini
'-
i until in o'clock
19c
iar price he roll.
until 10 o‘clock .
TONIGHT FROM 7 UNTIL 10 O’CLOCK
Toilet Paper .
Best Quality Toilof Paper, rogu.
Tonight, from 7
6 for 19c
Outsize Hose
Outulzo liner» for stout women.
390 quality. Tonight from 7 until
it) o'olocil
29c
Tumblers
Fancy or Plain Thin Blown Wot-
er Tumblern. regular price so onrh.
Tonight [mm 7 until it) o‘clock
6” for 19c
THE BOSTON. STORE
illiiilllll’i liii
Coat of SI ,500,lllo-Some-
thing About Concrete
Construpiloo
Tho niuwo not appeared in the
\pril number of Popular “diminution.
this limitation in published in (lhiongo
.uul has lilo lemon circulation of any
rriochnnlcnl puhllrniion in the world.
Galvulon'o Third Gout Undertaking
The city of (Intrusion, Tenn. com
ploiell a non wall In ltilii. Thin was
built for hinlwttou of the city, In a
To Inouro greater
coat of ti .ziili.0tio.
nonunion” "filth 'i‘
tour in found in t fact that ho
hrlutlod up to tho $hinx. looked It
riruinht in the foe» or two full min
utes and the Sphinx never In much as
'Illnkod.~ New York Bun.
.Mm
unfurled hill
The Millinoi will he mama to nontr-
Ioltorir for truncation. horn Ito
miter the II No limiting. A Mini and fo-
Ihtupolnf minmunhwtion.u it INKMBi
iilliiintiiliuli. onrrnm mum vol“ II cuih
vlutlon than u inlmtlil one u w ii iii 0
nrmintorii In our oomnlrutnd. it do
Intuit onrplmtlonliy rm of brevity. bonn-
windml nrliolon. Wn n‘i“ ohm
liit' nun turn. mm. an an nutty “than
wuided altogether.
on. anno'AL can "and HIM»
“Li.
To the. Editor of The Burning aunti-
no .
Through the outrun of laminar»
the NOI'WIiR High “00! Wilton
have been uritloilti t on hot Iii link
done it. Grendel u outflow ""3
mining your. ‘
in order to content rho- will Iii“
in our unnuinroun and minim I at
tiiutio in the motion; on lion uteri
mod luriamont. we a
Mr Crnndui «loci
frlalidn fl?! “Mir before ill.
a w com one
In hll presence. by Mini or
not- rnnt We no
a”-.. .....
of the Norwnlir blah
ORA RL Lid 8. no
hie will other with no but from our
"point. of why.“ no Joint Alton or ill:-
at intriguing tohim tho molt W
3A it . ,
For ortllr of the
“you. secretory.
girlie high from .
Billifiiliii iiiiiiiii
is flaw .Iioarly domflhiatl at a
tiii'ln‘n"“Afrlpon '
u I: like to have
Moo of hi.
winery. ‘
itirrtiy. chhrltnhly, no in o Inter“: ,
nude “root. to he butt on a site: hit
CONt‘RlC' i‘i‘: ARCH IIRIIKI it} OVF‘R (lAlA PISTON liAY.
purely the grade of tho oily wait mined
nowrnl feel at 3 cont of $2.000,000.
The third great protect In the building
of n concroto causeway over the two
lulleu of (intrusion tiny between the
mainland and the city. Thin to or:-
ooru-d to be completed in iiocoinhor
of this war. it will consist of. euro
lemon roadwny. a concrete arch bridge
and I lift drnwbridxe and will coat
"4300.000 The conrroio amt: bridge
will he ‘.’ :m foot in louxth. The draw
hrtdxn In to ho ltitl foot in length,
(‘hlrago March 2.4 l9l0
hoar- Sir: i run run xlud indeed Ion
felt trot to write and unit us for em
nunintnnoo we might be able to render.
and l mu trending you by mail today
tiio illustration which appeared on
pogo tin: of our April quuo. You Ire
Vury wolmmo to keep ihe‘cnl without
our expense whatever, and to do with
it window-r you not» fit. I hope the now
bridm- work In hand will he brought
about with some... and have you will
‘riwo or‘nanHr BOATS?“
Four Railroad: In New York Atlanta!
by tho Pliou‘ Strike.
NEW YORK. Avril its-w'l'otiuy'n (lbw
voloprnonto wore exlmtod by both the
striking pilot» 1nd murder: of rnll~
‘rond unfi harbor Ihippinir and the
rnllmndu Involved to go u long way
lownrdu deciding the bistro. The day
openvd with widely conflicting oluimo.
the men doolarlmr that It not-loin iIo-np
of freight had‘ already reunited from
the wulirout which began yesterday.
while tho rlilrondn ntlll tnnintnlnod
thnt at ir-unt no per cent, of their honi-
lng r-epripmout won in oporuiion.
ltnrlroud oornpnny ropreuuntntlvoa
wore utmpiy on the lookout today for
poulhlo wympathetio arr-lilo develop-
hiontu. 'i‘lio Hnrbor iloutruoun Union
was exported to Ilameud inoreued
wagon and nhoriet' honor. In noonrd~
noon with a void pound iIiIl night.
nun onmt was re ortod among lei-ry-
boat employee In ho rulirond nor-vino.
ltnprouontntivon of the striker-r.
hoWover. declared nun thorn wu no
aeriner ferry harried . They not primed
thatnnulvoti all «allotted thnt the tin-up
of tonight they claimed to have attent-
od would uncanny bring to terms the
minor companion which tum refund to,
meet the employer domandamthe
my. the pollution it Ohio and the
, Lotti“ Volley. .
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now runrrmm in no air.
STAMFORD April lmA Iyndlonto
of New York end stunner-Ii man, it ll
learned m min;- negotiating for the
nitration of a plane or property; on In.
It theatre. n In expected that motif
‘ will be trainee in the unlit future
the creation or a. pinyhouoo to
Intention of lylnglnh tho railroad nab -
fmonwulnn. the control of New Jon .
moody. ii
“iii! an
ii“ error with
‘ 0 0 TI .
i “"i, f in: ,
in,
hi€~
(Flour Popular Mechanics for
call on no for any unsiuiunee wwcan
render.
ll. ii. WINDSOR.
Editor Popular Mechanics.
American School of t‘orrospundenre.
Chicago, North '35. till“.
Answering ~rour roor‘rut
letter. which has been referred to me.
will nay lhnt reinforced ronorofe
bridge-Ir represent the moat ndvnncod
U'iie of construction which liliri no for
given entire unlisi‘nction. in looking
over the engineering records you will
find that this kind of bridge is replac-
ing gradually the old Iron and steel
briduoii. Then- nre ulwnin people who
horn home Interact in opposing ad-
vances In development of euglnooring
conntrucilon. II n reliable engineering
firm and u mlluhie oonetruclion firm
hi employed. there in no queutlon that
the construction of a reinforced cou-
orhlu bridge will give tho highest unr-
iufullou. not. only from a practical
standpoint. but also from on umhitec-
tuml sunthrolnl. booed-o the appear-
Dear Sir:
April).
once of the bridge is more pleasing
than any other Iuruoture.
.i. P. St‘HROE'f‘ER,
instructor.
Hiltory of Concrete Arches.
The tirut plain concrete,nrch built
was tho lid-root span of Fontnlnebleu
Forest in France. which was finished
in ltitili, and is known as the Grand
Mnitre bridge. in the United States
the first plain concrete arch of which
thorn is any record was one of .'il toot
spun. built in 1871. in Prospect Park.
itrooklru. The earliest reinforced con-
crete art-h in the i'nlted States was
constructed in Golden Gate Park. in
San Francisco. in l889. and several
yeura even heforv this date ooucroto
bridges reinforced with iron had been
built in Europe. This type of oonutruo
lion in not an experiment. It roprtr
some the highest art of modern bridgi-
Construction. Art n material for hlglp
way bridges, rcinformed concrete has
Why Not ,Do
At Beckmann’s?
no equal.
"CONCRETE."
Your Trading
A Few of Our
VIRY IIST ORIAMKRY BUTTER Iii. . ........................ 85c
WARRANT“: IGBO. Mun... .26c
WALTER IAKII‘B IRIAKFABT COCOA. can ......... ...19t:
IMPOITUD UNI” CHIISE. Iii. ..... ........... W301i
2 Ll. Pitt}. MONARCH OATMIAL ..... ............. the
5 LII. JAPAN RIC! (Big Value) .................. . ..... 2M
3 Lab. not”. on VAL! ‘i‘OAM’ CRACK!” .......... .26:
Popular Prices
no Tern. (‘Iolfees Butter, imported and Domenic Cheese
Complete Iioeir Wines liquors. Etc.
, it
hard I»; hr min!
snow throughout the rustic mingled
with I- rul‘n oi sinner "and cinder: he
int from the Inuit of Horror
The motioned! oi! the now of live viii»
Winter toner. Dotti nor-
are too mg“ Itltiliii‘l‘
lie to
ltl‘rcitli. HAM TRAINING.
rrmnvntt Pm. April twainnioy
Ratchet middleweight chumplon of
the world, it hero willy for New
ngprlixwhdo d award?“ training '3;
II I Mun
it ”WW r of.
a II no I: ng
IIIII loft hood. which tempo In his re
cent. fight iron With trunk moon.
pirated hr looii Walton.
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