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EAST NORWALK
» Whatwuwuflmtodoisee
take over the operatliln of y.
Immunoasmooutnst.
theaameaswareeautly executed
withthemm Theprieol
suotednreflleneaslnthe'i‘irnt
Was-stuntinyourcauwa
hgmnnneOMerbllhu
againsttbaflenndlemwar lamp:
ussdintbemnidflct, allowsi
havealsoallowudyeucreditfortha
inturutelmdncuitannddxtatm,
which are already lnstalledand
The voters and taxpayers d “SAIWM ”aiml- '9‘“ b.
nrsi-walli. through the District Com-.118“ by It
‘sieaers.wiilhsvetbe 10110qu Wemunuedmupm-
WhentbsfialtedEleemia-pmlundlepom.bnt
trio Usht and Water Company to it seems that nlsrgananlber of the
emu-iderattba-nieetingtabeheldto-humaneeulyflcaudiepower'u
aunt: mlemmlnsmlsuaomani
powerhmpmnaingnethingsmalleml
Allhnrnwill‘beopurntedfmlnduk
iobylfltucbnightlntheyear.
0n the Wnflnm street out“!
weulhrshndthst all of them-
Iduila. lit-I, cabin. etc, were fur-
dishedn-lellbernnlntninedbytheI
city; also U the lamps furnished:
aredilwattmnliplelslnpe.
Busedmuahyourpresent streeti
South NorwalIk, Conn.
March Slat, 1915.
Gistrict Commissioners, Third Taxing
District, East ‘Norwalk, Conn.
Gentlemen:—
We note a district meeting is to be
In“ tonight. at which meeting inst-
ura pertaining to your electric llxbt‘
Iepartment are to be considered. I
bowing that we are able to save you ‘
"a considerable amount on your street
cent. and in addition we will use all
“mewmumlh‘oofl aI
wherusayoanewfisvesomeaieaa
die power lamps. 'if you prefer we
coaldfnrninhfidflflflmwurlamps
and sessile-asthma”
”b“ bullied intheil'irstDistrictnud,
gunfight
w you thesarne
First More: still-”us
saving over your present costs.
Wewiil be pleased to serve you in:
this matter.
Yours very truly,
run UNITED
mp warm COMPANY.
By B.‘ tr: columns.
Superintendent.
East Side grocery stores tomorrow,
will remain open long enoun to get;
fout their large orders of “Hot Cindi: TheranlarWahasday airline!!!”
Buns"
Miler shops. in Nerwal, will re:
mahopenthiseveningnntlib and
willeloaeatnaou.tonierrow,llood
may.
The Woman‘s Auxiliary of Christ
anarchism sesaisn,thisalmean.
atthehonaoflima.3n-ual Kelley,
“Sesame Place
The interiorofthe“Ai”Hatnerpeei
room; on East Washington street. is
beinsmsdsmostattrastlvehyscoat
ofpalutandotber exisne‘lvaimproeo-
" .. ".IIEr.‘
Archie and Wallace Beneiishs, of
Pennsylvania State College, are via-
iting their parents, Mr. and Mrs Vie
tor J. Benelisha. of Fort street ilast
Nor-walk.
Mrs. Alien Romaine Barnum.
Port Chester.N Y. was a visitor yes-
01'
ELECT!!!) LIGHT ‘
IIIIotllanhtheI-pedmmt
ingI of the third district's illle Wit
. MAWMt
wiiimkothemoaunen‘ldid the
': kwmlm'this
.5 V dish Milo the
lanthanum. futhensedtae
Qty. in. W H them of
hi.
Lass evening the members-of the.
3"
l
l
l”
I, .
:ldllast Norwalh improvement Anoma-
liion metathehomedllnbusau
‘Young, on “new Myanmar-
lastingmattarsluonnneefloan: Tri-
angle Wk William
Itea m. of Christ We“
QMHMa/nsbaldatthe
«mental-anilinwurm
house on Core avenue. Than was a
mamw.nl‘.0aahey.
ofiouthpmtractorindlmseofthe
mwuthelmollanteveu
ing’aservloea.
lfI'i‘llisre will b0 b5 comdluuiou styles.
Ql‘ Bum mulling. in the WfNor-
walk Advent Christina '0th on
Van Zant street. in the evenini there
will be held a baptismal union, in
which six candidates. young people
from the Sunday school. trill partici-
fiha. The Iserrleea' will be m
and a large attendance is expected.
The financial condition of‘ the East
avenue M. E. Church is most satisfac-
tory, according to reports submitted
'laat evening by the treasurer and a
uancial seci'etary at the last meeting
. of the conference year held by the oili-
lighting synta- snd natures as now terday at the home of her parents Mr oial board of the church. duller mat»
lighting, we 3’0 “15“": "118 099011!» installed. and en furnishing 24 so; and Mrs. “comm ll. 0,,” of pom tors of routing business were trans
slip of calling this matter to your at watt multiple hips on the bridge,‘
{cation land an as sands power lamps on;
We have looked over your street ‘tuo studs. wows-ls norm: this ser- 3
Ikhting sy stem. and according to our vice, including the renewal of burned
count it consists of 24 lamps on the out lamps, and the maintenance of
street.
An unusually large gathering. last;
evening, attended the communion ser-
vices la the East Av‘enue M'. E. church.
gacted. The reports handed In were a
3 source of much pleasure to the board.
it would seem that somebody may.
Albert H. Scodeld visited in New
York yesterday. '
.i. 8. Francis of Stamford was the
guest of friends in town over Solidar-
. ”-'.-
The Stuns; Mom Cycle Club is
making W for a run intIhe
near full-'5:
Thafleus Hoyt win a visitor in
South Norwulh, yesterdiy. ,attepdias
5to some businessmatters.
A special meeting of the Nan-atop
Heights Fire Company will be heldat
the fin house onl‘riday night.
Home in Damon's early morning
papers were drawn under the whda
of the train dropn‘ng them at the“
tion yesterday, and Dar-lea folk were
without ma.
Walter Gnlloey ,of 80 Cannon 8L.
Bridgeput. one of the three young
m arrested for the burglary at the
Brunswick Cigar and pool rooms at
M Fairfieid avenue a week ago.
has been released under 0600 ball.
The bond was furnished late yester—
day. afternoon by Joseph Gaffney of
Danie-n, an uncle.
~—
Fire burned \8 hole in the roofand
ondsldeoi'aharn’ tolherearofthe
and was prevented. from. doing farL
filer mischief by‘ pmnpt action of the
Dar-ion Fire Company. The bless was
W at mm m a. Tmuldiscovered by Ted names, from his
Washington street bridge and 204 min Iall street lighting circuits, exclusive 1 The pastor, Rev 3. p Fairbanks was District, this even. '“Are you cons to
.- atreet lamps. making a total of 228. of thoseu menus. for the not sum
nonumberodlampsmayvaryafew of assault)”.
tom the count as shown, but a varia~i '1! our lair-atl- as to the number.
in chum
mas Him. II “M dim-rt
resign tonighttmwus the question put
IthiIa morning to SI I I dent Elmer
er William
mung” and
thin of one or two either way will not of lamps in around the price paid for my mgmgr p. m. h' York H. mimn. “Depends upon clralnstan-
dent the net results to any extent
wwI pay for street lighting is 317.59 would be is follows: l
pr Iiamp per year. As there aria a Pruent 0d ......... 83,990.00
m1 of 228 lamps, this means tint Cost of our Service ....... 3,360. 80
as. total cost of street lighting under; I
your present arrangement is 83,990. 00 “Saving by use of our Service. .8683.»
This shows a lying at 15.8 perI
m0
_—-V—- ———_.-.—
bother with a
hot coal lire ‘
on Wash
day
when you can have gallons of hot
water in a very short time after
you light your GAS WATER
HEATER?
The cost of operation is small
compared to the cost of the coal
' consumed in the inefficient kitch-
en range and it saves many steps
and thc carryingof coal and ashes.
Have you heard 5: about our
special offer which puts :1 “Wu—
I tcr Heater” in your home at once
and gives you two years to pay
for it ’
AskusforfullI
information
..;;fi{r-
friends in fltrstfol-d.
sins came Petty. on prior logo's
era in M'srscboohf‘ eh m
Mover-d. will. this a Libero
for {her from WW 1. untilo
after the pater bolldeybt ’
rile Good Irrldsy ' it Christ
Ch“ .W 3° Will“ he
JIM“ prayer. litapy and spmon at
9:30. No fieninqlaerviw; Choir. re
Iheard‘eliniheohurcliatxp. m
The following players are booked for
games tomorrow in the Red Mars
tournament. in the Wigwam. on West
Washington street: vPercy Coles and
Eugene Mitchell and Elbert W. Clark
against Oscar Wlal.ier
-——l—-'5
rresident—Mrs. A. Nottieton Paddock
Vice president—Mrs. Chas. Simona.
Secretary—airs. Daniel L'liomrnedieu.
Aas't Secretary—Mrs. Jesse Ayers.
Treasurerwblrs. ‘Hsnnah Seymour.
Collector—dire. Arthur Waldron.
l
The U. E. L. l W. Company have in '
stalled their service in several East
Side homes. The residence of W. S
Hanford, on East avenue, ins
connected with this company' a service.’
as has the W. if Moe store, also on
Eas‘ avenue. '
The Good “may poshollce hours, at
the local oilloe, as announced by Poe t-
master Andrew Decry. will be until 11
o 'clock, in the morning. at which time
all departments will close for the day.
The several carriers will make one
delivery in the morning.
Frank Benton Flea. of Burrltt live
one. at a. meeting of the executive
board ‘of the Norwalk Musical Union.
held last night. was elected a delegate
’ to attend the Conference.“ the First
District Locals, A. F. of M.. lip be held
on April 4. at Lynn, M“§§:._.....
At the annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society. of the East avenue M. E.
Church. held yesterday afternoon in
the church parlors officers for the en-
suing year were elected and satisfac-
tory reports, proving a prosperous
year. were submitted. The new omc
ers follosz —
.7_..__
The public schools of Norwalk will
close this afternoon, observing Good
, Friday, and allowing the out-ottown
teachers an opportunity to Q to- their
homes for Bataan The regular sprids
vocation will be enjoyed by the local
school- children all next week. They
— will return to school on Monday. April
lZlI'JLI
Tonnight is the night of the big dis-
trict meeting. to beheld at eight o'-
clock. in the Fitch School, oi! Gregory
‘Bdtllayard- Thole will be plenty of inn
permit and interesting bhsiaus‘ts be
’ insulated. and a record attendance
”an boon predicted. rho district con-
gulp-mm. st tbls some ionishl. .
5' ll ssh mmwmw sum;
leach lamp is meat, the net result Mantel on “at.“ $.; yes. cad." was Iir. unpro- shower. Said
We understand that the price you of our taking over your street lightlnsl temy alloyed an plenum visit with M'I- ““9“"
"l certainly on ant ed
lnigIIht. i may malts up my inBM
‘on‘. ’ The possiblillties of impending
tions were predicted in The
Be Ilnel severagw “0.18%!“
II’Itvll'lmll rumors have been afloat
a m. .the patio-III- being
nItIsI‘l leaping i9‘I ddnitely with their
inlaidioiia. Ataay “Pete the lpew'IlII Ito
,nisir‘I win he in later” mus: I
Callie. in Wood. of Portsmouth,
Ohio, and Everett Blake, of Evanston,
iii... are stopping for a few days. at
the home of friends.
Miss Jennie Scott. is confined to
her home on the'I Darien Road. be-
cause of an attack of illness An
early recovery i hoped ilor'by her
‘many friends. '
“I
Gillan. . of Green street
Coviaa
lsprimle. is ill at the stunner-o Hos~ .
pital. ltr Ogden was formerly a. well-
known contractor and resident of
neural ton
I The twurIty-nlnfi of April isénotaa'
' hleIln the history of the Mendel
family, of Rowayton. Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel itadcllde were joined in matri-
mony on that date to 1870 Their son.
A T. 'Radoliiie. was married on the
twelIity-ninth of April. 1883. On the
same date of this month, Evelyn May.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. 31‘. Rad-
’clilfe, will become the wife of“Hii‘rrY
Sweeney. of Stamford. This care
,mony will record the nuptials of the
third generation, all having boon per-
gfoiI'med on the same data in; April.
Fo i- the coming wedding. the 'parenta
and grandparents of the bride have
planned a fittingaand an elaborate cer-
emony in honor pr the remarkable oc-
caslon ,
.._.,....._5—I—
There is considerable bulk in Row-
”3n concerning. the Rowaytou Hose
Company being furnished with an au-
tomobile truck. The are at the W. T.
lilaymoud place, on Rowayton al‘enoe.
yesterday morning, broogllt e" “51¢
fact to many that a truck" ill‘ be
a most desirable piece of apparatus,
;and as a result there is do little tail:
go;nIg the rounds concerning it. Yes-
terday morningrthe firemen at the
Kenyan Hose House were told that
nothing but a brush fire. As a_ result
when they arrived they was very
much handloapped, because the resu-
lsr apparatus we! not all hand, the
lire was more ..l'.‘°‘l,';' than was at
Idto‘
Idgst thgugll 5‘ fought by
the oldie-ms momma. it
is under I’ItIrttIivelr‘llmt may be
started to furniidl‘tlr'b local hoss’cont
parry with a mu. I ‘
x M
iii, _.V
the Bayr'nond fire was a: saibll one, . ,
-' hutch sickness,
apartments above the bank,
turned in the alarm at 6 p. nl..
and he
File destroyed a small cottage be-
longing to Mr. Canoven of Noroton
Beams. Tuesday “evening, on the
share front, Horoton. The Noroton
5:39am. but couldnot Isave the
ing. The cottage adjoined the
summer cottage of John H Shipwai.
It so; a snail structure, unfurnish-
ed.,Iit is said.
am can: or rile GHI EN.
Aim cold, «immodest»?
a in inclined
‘I‘.
‘sl pldIIhIm.
in which the child is not {this to re
slat contagious diseases. illoley’s
Hohey and Tar is truly healing 5arid
prompt inaction. it relieves coughs.
colds.'croup and whooping cough.
Contains no opiates—Sold every-
where:
it we: mancnmr. I
advertises his goods. if he cannot do
ltln a. large way, be-uaes the Sentinel
classified “For Sale" cdunus. Gall
up the once. and an ad. man will call
Dr. H. B. Kaeier has had a tassel
with a severe cold.
Miss Julia Head is ill at the home
of her sister, Mrs. [my Elwood.
Green avenue.
Robert Morse has purchased aPa-
ige towing car it Chris. Muttewson‘
of Stanfield. "
The Carnation club has postponed
its dance until a later date. it was to
have beenheld on Thursday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Daldgren at Stamford
visited with Mr. and Mrs. James Bar-
raciough over the week-end.
An interesting meeting of the Con.
gregational Church Society was held
in the lecture room last evening but
no'ajual business was transacted."
Miss May Kelley has accepted the
position of clerk in Dicker-man's
news and confectionery store, made
mm by the resignation of Miss
illnvest.
There was a large attendance at
the a fort of the effects of the late
Joseph Aschaaer, on Seminary St,
Huntley. Everything was sold out
and brought very good prices. ‘
WM. Perry muff); v.51.“
u.mumwmwmymmo
“ammo elections. This")
decidid span recently, owing to so
its... that the lodge
" ma-«Mmmmuumw
“i ..
Columbia Hotel Tuesday evening,‘
Fire Company was called out about
lead‘ to h rdn-ddwn condition
WWd’sfithth‘
Walter Price has accepted a posi-
tia in Weston.
Mrs. Edward Colyar is quite in at
her borne in Saugatuck.
Willis 8. Jones motored to Bridge-
port yesterday on business.
Allen Morse is having his anionic
bile overhauled and repainted.
Harem S Waltemaal visited in lili-
tord last wed a a basins trip.
-—-ws-—
Judge 8. A. Purdy he returned
from a pleasure trip to New York
city.
Anew switchikhthabeenphn—
ed on the east ad of the Sufism
bride:
Mr. and Mrs. C'ail Anderson of5
Como are spending a month in New
anik citr-
Mrs. A 0. Powers is visitingthia
week with her brother in Bloomfield,
New Janey“
Air and lire. Richard « Taylor of
Brooklyn, N. Y.. are visiting friends
in town this week.
hire. A. J. Wheeler is making an
extended visit in Denver, Col. She is
the guest of her daughter there.
Mrs. S. M. Buriiham is having the
interior of her home at Compo redec-
lorated bv Henry Buckingham.
Mrs E. Eterne Wheeler of Sauga-
California in the near future.
lira. George Cameron was a guest
recently oil new. land In. ‘-'theld
Jones‘in the Bronx; N. Y? Hortense
was (mix: a roster is this town.
The public *sdhdols will be cldsdd
:atnual tentacle“ anus-rm “34.,
will his field in “an lhdt‘
.Iy. ' “‘2:
4 -. nail“ - ll. ’-....Is1
iaaal church Good Friday service will
now. a a nominal. of Greenfield
bill! will preach.
W. D. Dickson has been awarded
the contract on hot water, heating,
and plumbing and metal work in the
ris: also the Kewanec' Water Supply
for the Charles Wolfe incidence.
Much interest has bear mod
here in the cases of Chas-"lea More.
Jr., and Walter Meyers, bath at this
town, who will be given a hauling
Saturday morning on a charge of at-
on February 27. The hearing will be
held before Justice of the Peace Jo-
sepnh G. Hyatt. it is remembered that
Schwab was shot in the back during
a fight which followed a heated or-
guernrnt in which leper-s claimed
that Schwab took his job away from
him at the Hawthorne inn. Players
will be defended by DeForest and K1
sin of Bridgeport while Attorney Ed-
ward Bradley of this town w'ili reme-
sent Movers. Schwab has just been
discharged from the Norwalit hospital
where he has been since the nightof
the shooting. They are held under
bonds of $10,000 each. '
‘ A. WISE. MERCHANT.
it in a large way, he uses the Sentinel
classified “For Sale” columns. Cal)
uptheodles. and ar Ind. man will cal
on you.
Next Sunday at the Wilton Congre'
national church Easter services will
be held at both morning and even-u
lug service. The usual Sunday even-l.
inIg illustrated lecturelcourse will be
omitted this week”. .in the morning.
the pastor, the Rev.
Berry. A. M."; will preach on the'snb-
Jectr "'i‘he' Continuance 'of the
Christian Life. Afterllh'ysioal Death
-J.ll‘hIe Prob!erIn Stated and Answer
ad" in the overly at 7‘5”. the
cussed in the fight of new revels-
tied. the theme being: “Relationship“
of. the driving and firsthand.”
moment-dial welcome awaits you 5.5.5
Bxllr‘foa m" 'nt of‘flaIe
be held at 3 o'clock in the afternoon
new residence of Channing P Hap
tempting to mlu'der Bernard Schwah .
advertises his goods. 1! he cannot do I
I ' ried.
Robert n.5,
dilating subject. will he rim dls-l
illlllll (”WINE
(Continued from First Page)
ed just a few days before she asserts
she was married to young Mr. waer
The then Georgianns Burdick, famil-
, iarly known to her friends as HDixie'
because of a prmmnced southern ac
cent, was a familiar figure in New
-5 Haven during the tithe young Mr.
Tower was a student at Yale. At the
time she brought suit she was 28 3'88"
Ioid, two years older than Mr. Tower,
and was lilting with her mother, Mrs.
George A. W
At the time do bu- the action
against the rider Ir. Tow. is told a.
remarkable story of her mesrh‘ with
the sin: and of the circumstances sur-
irounding‘ the alleged marriage. 8110
l told of her marriage to Herman Allen
Indolthdrmlaeer that
Immufldfibflm. TMSUOI
aafl:
“1 not Mr. Torres-while the divorce
" .wae pm“. i was traveling with a.
theatrical show under an assumed
name, when in Ned‘llaven l out it:
Tower.
j ‘ “Mr. Tower seemed deeply interest.
edlnmefroln”thastart.1didnot
care a lot for him at first but he
’ pressed his attentions. ‘I never was
inloue with him until we were married.-
Mr. Tower begged me to marry him
land i told him I could not and that i
had not been divorced.
“He then insisted upon paying for
the final degree. 1 was divorced from
Mr. Alissa-so a, ten. Mr. 'i‘oww
then insisted that i marry him. i
knew that a married student at Yale
1would be expelled. i put him on as
i long as possible audio“ in. lie must
be gnawed Inst. flu Md not lis-
ten to use and snldfliii‘dld not care
Whether he WI or not He
had the select 1 wailing only and you
can see it is enigma 13. T as (in.
June 1, 1911. .Y M l QT
"That is the date we initiated inlo
1.
some have stated. l'tI’IWfl‘Il’IgM' by us
and then witnessed“ by ll -reputiilnt
per’eorl Mr. Tower patilhe ring On my
linger at the home of ‘Irn‘y mother and
he said we now were married He told
my uncle and mother We were mar-
ried. HI. told his friends tand'my
friendr‘we were retried.
0. “My hi‘l’s’buod Headed the mar
ris e5 Iat‘IfiriltI’b'nt h9“ knew bli- could»
call Monsieur“ been my husband.
“1 ha‘ve‘reasdn to beliese‘be did not
tell his father at that time. Later my
speak to me. i visited him at'hil.
oilice,‘hiy husband was not present.
Mr. Tower read a W‘lo‘lnc which
was virtually 'a repudiation of my
marriage with his son.” ‘
operation and that inp. He
said also that his M'said'l was a
‘fsir and square litt‘lb gilt,“ and that.
he wanted to help them?-
“1 again refused tofslgny and Mr.
Tower became furious. i had another
man»: even more angry than at tile
first meeting:"
r
Charle—
NEW HAVEN. April 1. -
Mwn ale-fliers at the shes. of 1914
M. YaleI and his wile with was known
here as Miss Dixie Burdlck. also him
In large number. of friends in New
'Haven. Slle “M for a time in Whit-
neyavennfi avennfiwitb her mother. Young
l Tower has steadhadiy refused to ad
Lmit at he was ever married to Miss
l-B ich, lashing a statement to this
jeffect twice when asked concerning
; the reports. Tower was a member or
. not lieep the seam mos lancer. and ‘
, 5 ' he went to Northeast Harbor. Me. to
At the Greens farms icgn‘fre‘flk
‘ "He wanted me to sign iiw out L rte-3
fused. Hr. Tm sh'id Webs hall: to
' told him 1 5w... abodt tolaindergo an
meeting with him. at which he be,“
maria-Tower. in. was one of we best.»
i , an agreement as nadir and use; it was I I
uck, ’5 Planning l° "wk“ 3 trip i043“ written agreement, not verbah as
“Hi” Tower. tilt, hfifdflfie main 51'
husband told me his father wanted to ‘
‘l
is mull
I l
lthe Midnnght club here to which a
number of local men belong.
feculty made an investigation intmtho
reported marriage of. Tower and Miss
.Burdlckand lator'msde .finolficiai all:
nouncenient that. they were not ,.mar~
.l—u-
beroot Norwalk people. She made her-
' home for a time at the Hotel Clifford.
‘hnd is a niece of L. a. Burs-loll. of
Franklin street.
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in return a trial package containing.
Foley's Honey and Tar World.
for embolism: oeidsand cusp. Foley
Kidney Pills. and Foley Cathartio'Tal;
lets. «Sold everywhere.
ll .‘ .1;
A WIlfil IMEMHAHIYI
itln slots! way. be uses the Sentinel
‘ Mrs. Tower is well~ltrlown tosvnum- I
nmo. his goods. ,3: he cannot l5.
Mos “rot silo" ,mlnml. can 5
an m“ IWl ”4.0mm. mm flunk,“-
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