it was a cool “airy nay" today.
Manning/the thermometerrogis
lee-unit.
. A large number of East Side tan a?
3 were in attendance. last night. at tho'
mum.
its Iieose largely chormott’
EudJoumOaamspoedlagtho
washout-Now Haven.
; It. oodles. Frockfitrmnuricoare
mood". fromaetta Place to
’Vllmalreet. on theMSlde.
Chris Schultz. of Bridgeport street.
2hmedemitlonwiihaflrmin
at Chester. itr. Scholar started
‘ wort year-day
Gar-lea and William Tobey. of the
Inst Side, have accepted positions
wlh Pouch Brothers’ Oyster Company‘
a Port Chester. ll. Y.
The regular monthly communion
services wul be held tomorrow morn-
ing in the East Norwnlk Advent Chris-
‘tlanChurchonVaantstl-eot.
Capt. .l, Petty and Jacob Brown, of
the not Side. engaged in working the
natural growth oyster beds off Bridge-
nu't, are spending the week-end at
their homes in flat Nor-walk.
A number of new camps are expect-
ed at East. Pasture during the next‘
few days. Residents of Danbury and
other inland cities will be in promi-
.aeooe at the beach this your. accord-
‘ in to all reports.
The regular weekly meeting of the
third district commissioners will be
held on Monday evening. of next week.
Sentinel matters will be considered
at this time. Aflalrs at the new plant,
are running-inane shape.
May is Cleanup Day on the East
8h. Baekyards and frontyards are
into; rolled and put into the proper
W condition The clean-up cam-
paign is in charge of The hot Nor-
snlh improvement Association mem-
bers. ,3," _ . . 2.
Whistler: will be consider-
ed at the regular monthly business
noting of the East Norwalk improve-
ment Association on Tuesday of next
week. llira. Everett Builtley. of ‘St.
John street will entertain the mem-
bers. The business session will start
promptly at 2:30 o'clock. A large at-
tendance is desired
Interesting services will be held to-
morrow morning in the East Norwalk
Advent Christian Church. on Vin 2am
meet. Slaxof the young people of the
shrub. who were recently baptised.
will be received into full membership
lathe church. The padtor, Rev G. M.
locale. will be in charge.
The mg “Addie V—td". this meaning
towed the "Dispatch" from Wilson's
Point in Westport. Yesterday the tug
brought to the upper Norwslk decks of
thoBishopt-laynechmpanyabargs
I! coal Today or tomorrow a large
schooner of pulp. for St. George P. a P.
«Company. is expected.
“The History of a Mad King.” will be
the subject of the Men's class of the
Blast Avenue Methodist Episcopal
inch, tomorrow. This topic deals
with men who desire power. popular-
ity and leadership, either unwilling or
unable to pay the price that these
things cost, go mad with jealousy. and
attempt to destroy the very ones who
have done and could do the most good
. let them. Not in all history is there a
‘ single line that records any change in
the primitive passions of men.
.The Coppers brothers, Edward and
Eroderick. two Civil War veterans. one
of the navy and the other of the arm.
worked in the printing oilice of John P.
may. corner of Jacob and Frankfort
streets; New. York at the time of the
episode referred to in a recent Sen-
tinel of Ed James purchasing a gold
watch to enable the widowed mother
of one of the young men, and only
child. who had died of consumption, to
defray his funeral expended 2Ed is
' new a school Janitor in Brooklyn.
‘-N. Y., while' Fred is living at the
Soldiers Home in Stamford Va.
The Coppers boys have had their
elite of this life’s vicissitudes. Ed
int a dear little boy from drowning oi‘l
‘ »‘ Wen island, N. Y., runny years ago,
and not a great while back his wife
was burned to death from her gar-
' snout: taking, lire over a cook stove.
M “'oldelt brother. Dennis. was
, hound dead in his boat on the water,
. 3‘ shot gun having got tangled up and
gear contents discharged into his body-
this out on a deW Moll
”boglvouphisidbintheNWYoltk
fiIIredosarimentonaccountcfidmo
me. which, while it doesn't lay .hlm‘
Qll' causes great, pain and Would
Adm sir. working at any trade.
EAST NORWALK;
NEWS
!
IW.V.~M~’
l R(_l_________‘warr0N
! EWW
Robert Whitney and 81me of Eye,
New York. are guests at the Taker»
eke Erin for the m.
‘ lira. Willhm Warn. who spent the
winter in New York, has returned to
her home It newsman svenno.
-—Eor Fin-altars. lingo. Bedding.
Ranges. Sterling Furniture Cc.. 1%
l3! Washington Bi... Booth Norwolh.
Phone 105.
Services in the nowoyton lollies
dist Church tomorrow as follows:
Class meeting at it) a. m.. led by J.
S. L’Homrnedieu. Morning worship
at 10:20 a. in. Short sermon by the
pastor hollowed by Communion. Sun-
day school at 11:50 a. in. Junior
lmsgrrs at 8:36 p. m.- At 5:45 the
Epworth League meets with the flap
list Young People's Society in a un-
ion service at the Eaptist Church.
Evening song and preaching service
at 7:30 p. in. All are welcome at
these services. The First Quarterly
Conference of the year will be held
Wednepdny evening. lay 5th. in the
church. Dr. A. H. Goodenough. dis-
;trlct superintendent. will preside. All
oillclal members are requested to be
present. Mid-week prayer service
Thursday evening at 7: 45 p. m. A
group rally of all the Epworm
’Leaguoe of the Norwolk cross of
leagues will be held in the church on
all the churches of the group are ex-
pected to be present as well as all the
loans members and friends After
the program. refreshments will be
'sorved and a good social time on-
loved.
Rowayton Blptlat church. Services
Sunday, flay 2d. 2
10.15. Morning W meeting in
the Sender: eehsi room. ,
with semen on “The New Covenant. "
11:50 The ordinances! the band's
Supper and the welcoming of new
members.
study the lesson or "Soul's Attempt
to Slay David. "
8:30.1‘ho Junior 0. E will meet in
the s. 8. room. Topic— "A Story of
Seed-sowing."
5:45. The regular monthly union
meeting of the Epworth League and
the c. in. Society
Church. Topic-Joys of the Christian
Life. 1 Pet. 1:8-10. Leader A. B. Clev-
erley.
7: so Evening service for worship
and praise with sermon by pastor on
"Christian Growth" .
All are invited to these msetingi.
Meetings of the week:—
Tuesday evening. Meetlngof the
Deft Fingers Circle.
Wednesday evening. 7: i5 Hid-week}
Prayer service Subject, "Unjust Critio
clam." John 5: 10-47. ' '
Friday evening. The A. W. 1'. Class
will serve a supper at the church.
Plans are being made to observe
Mother's Day, May 9th with appropri-
ate services.
--w'armmo ~ _
There was lost between Brooksids
and DeKlyu’s Pine Point a box of dy-
namitev'caps. If’found'b'y anyone, do
not strike against anything as one cup
blow a finger off. «
WEST ,
‘ NORWALK
2. -
Next Thursday evening in the
West Norwelk Chapel 3 chicken sup-
per will be served and an appropriate
entertainment will be" given. The
folks down in this wideawake vil-
lage are planning for a big time and
the hnpmvement Society will do their
share towards making the event a
success. .
' ~Eoi‘ Furniture. Russ. Buddha.
Ranges. Sterling Familiar-600., 127~
129 Wuhington St. South Norwalk.
Phone 105. .
.The West Nbrwslk Improvement
Associatiolt resilient m min:
in tho Eldon Cm m various
committees made as. reports rela-
tivotothsfuweilb. homothat the!
cums-late m 8. C. m
Friday, May 7th. The pastors from.
ed building plans, which were letdl
on the table, pending the present»
lieu of detail and spectacular: plans.
Thehulidiagiatoboereetodupoo
the site recently purchased frdn I.
E. Street, of Dorian, the lot admin.
it is “£5 to 150 test. Representative
Mommy. of New Curran. was
present and gave a talk on incur-pm
sting the association. The com.»
tees appointed for the fair to he
held tsteralsoreportod as lotto
prom they were making. At this
meeting it also came out that the
mayor-m of people .in West Benoit
preferred that the New Canaan bus
come to 8m Walk. instead 1
Harwell. old it w decided to
main oi fleet to have this seems-
DEM
(Continuum From First Iago.)
which with assistance from her moth-
er’ln-daw and her brother. enabled her
to live.
Used All Utensils.
’He frequently beat her with a boob
lack. she told the court. and struck
her with his lists. Lyle is a powerful
man. according to the testimony. and
one of his blows has left a pennanent
scar over Hrs. Lylo'a right eye. At
various times he threw a codes
a stove‘iiftor. a kerosene and a lamp
and a pitcher of older at her.
The plaintiff causodhisarreotatone
10:30. Service of morning worsblll;
11:50.1'bo stole school will meet to‘
at the Baptist ~
will explode with enough force to“
" liege had thrown “him out cflhe‘b'ouse‘
, and after she and v’m wed, he bud
time. but later withdrevf the writ attho
request of his mother. Her husband
came home one night and told 'her to
detoul.sheuld.ondthenoxtday
2acld, all the furniture at auction. he
qusptly be threatened to bill or diam
. figure her so that she amid not marry
’ another. she said
I salient-s is true.
They have not lived together since
February 10. 1909. but since that time
Mrs. Lyle has enlisted from his vplont
temper. At one time be attached.“
while she was making Dutch-Au in
Anthony Ghlotto'r store in Nor-well.
I tearing oil her waist and bruising her
badly. Mr. Ghiottc testilled in corre
boration. On another occasion he met
her on the street and indicted another
severe booting.
Thomas Hunt. sergeant of police of
Norwalk testified that he went to the
‘Lyle home one night to arrest Lyle.
but found that he had left town. its
“aid that Mrs. Lyle was In a pitiful
‘ condition as a result of a beating her
.husband had indicted. Her husband
i had, thrown her down stairs after
Spounding her face until her teeth pro-
trnded through her lips. and her hoe
was black and blue. Sergeant Hunt
raid that he frequently saw Mrs. tale
with black eyes.
4 Divorce Ia Granted.
.Mrs. Clara Gerhardt of Norwalk.
testified that she knew of the frequent
quarrels . At that time Mrs. Lyle was
attending Mrs, Gerhardt in an. illness.
This concluded the testimony and
Judge Williams granted a decree and
change of name.
‘John Vargo of 110 Railroad avenue.
Bridgeport. was granted a divorce yes-
lerday from Esther Verge. of Nor
walk. after he had told the judge how
his wife and her son by a former mar,
l
l
six years ago in Norwallt and although
.....
son objected to his mother marrying
Absolutely Pure
NeLime f
log the property of Edwin John-eel
‘nnewuahumthehtlumm
1 sentence for his-ray.
M have returned to drelr Sliver Mine
formed firemen' s baseball team, was a
visitor in New York yesterda‘y.
..... ., u..-»..v- y... u... . ..
347 Atlantic street, Stamford.
Mrs. Charles J. Hirsch has taken
the Dorcas E. McFarland bungalow at
Brookside, Noroton, for the summer.
——-For Furniture, Rugs. Bedding.
flanges. Sterling Furniture 00., 127—
129 Washington St. South Norwalk.
Phone 105.
There is good fishing in the Cove
Pond, and some Noroton lads brought
home large messes" of natdsh from
their: yesterday.
Hrs. L. M. Dickinson, of Cullen-
der's Point, who spent the 1whiter in
New York, will occupy her summer
home neat Tuesday. . . .
it is rumored abouttown that Wil-
liam Hutton. Proprietor of the Con-
tral Garage. is to run a Sltney bus to
Totonohe. starting on May 1.
Vargctestiiiedthathewasmamed
onJlllyIle. wdathorhiawilb
pathimoatofthobomhecamoto
Bridgeport. where he has issued
Teresa Kobaea of Norwallt testified
thatsheknowthatMVargodie
Mmebrhorhusbsndandthatshe
not to marry while his mother lived.
luhhcsa’aldtbatonedayabemet
firs. Vernotoldhsrsbodidnotoaro
walkandoallodherbyhernamesnd
nil. Verge told her she did not care
tnbocalled"!rs.Vm”
dodge Williams wasalaocslled upon
to ”pants another matrimonial tie.
munuuedthsmofm
mmaemmumw.
Iartinafiorithadbeonshown that
lactic bad a wife living.“ the tiara
he married the poudouor in August,
1914. Earth: is now serving a lull
party of friends at her home yester-
day. Refreshments were served and
a fine musical program was presented
lire. C. W. Bell is piloting a new
“Winton 8t!” about town. while the
genial blacksmith, Stephen Wood,
scorchos” about in a “Cole a."
Robert. Gilchrist and family 0! the
Post Road, Newton, are expected to
occupy their summer home in a few
days. They spent the winter in New
York. '
William Ziegler and family of No
rotcn have arrived here for the sum-
mer, after wintering in New York, and
the estate is once more open for the
summer.
Harry Coombo, whohas been spend-
o—‘lireflenthlui Mendocino»!
gramme-dermal
3m
in. and Ira. Ward, of New York
have returned .to their summer home
in Silver Kine avenue.
Ir. Castle. of New York. spent
iletnrdsy and Sunday at his summer
cottage in Silver tine.
Mr. and Mrs. Hobby. of New York.
this place. has returned to Company
K. stationed at Fort "Seven ii" on
Lake Ontario. ' '
Thursday night was gocrved as
dies night to the local More The.
ladies seemed to take a fancy to the
pool tables. and several very good
matches with the cues and balls were
witnessed.
Contractor Lawton is making excel—
lent progress lit 1110le A ll. Boo
field‘s abuse on (its King's Highway.
home for the summer.
hire. Sterling and, Nloo will...
of blot-walk. spent Sunday with their
sister. lira. Frederick Bennett. of “a. A“; f 2
silver Kins avenue. 5;? - l
2Ir. Karla- end silt. “am, e! Darlon reside Whgbybuslnus or
pleasure JaunteWeisltated their
”“Wmfi'ldllm lelt 02.8!th
font. Thursday had the pleasure of
riding. upon the owners {or the
tint time this oases.
Fred .Smlth and "Steve" Woodman
so good terms once more, much to
the delight of their mutual friends
Fred and “Steve \had a “lid" shortly
after Stephen’s mock trial. and since
that time things in the fire company
have ‘been not a, little streinod. but
now all is serene once more.
The constahulory c; this place
were busy holding up motorists who
were running without a taillight, and.
while they wot-o'cailod my hard
names by the elections. it annot be
sold but what they were indirectly
doing them a favor.- as the other
towns about are not so lenient with
these lawbreahers.
The Congregational Church. through
the pastor, Rev. B E Brown, sent a
large contribution to the Serbian re-
llef land at tho Stamford Boutiques
tors yesterday. Ten parcels contain-
lng clothing and other articles and a
sum of money was sent. This was
the result of Mr.- Brown’s plea for
aid from his pulpit last Sunday.
Tbstomcn' 5 Civic tongue has ob-
tained a. visiting nursepfor this place
and Ncroton, and no longer will the
Darleniie. who has sickness in his
family have to call a nurse from one
of the Norwalks or Stamford. All it
is necessary is to call 1053 in Nore-
ion, or 5H in Men .and a very ca-
pubis young lady will soon be at his
......_. door. Every patient will be expected
to psy~from 5‘ to 50 cents as best he-
fits his pocketbook. The nurse will
not do night work, save in cases of
urgency. and the amount of time to
he spent in the home depends upon
New York. who travellers annulus
is. past week warm: .mmr. “or
Silver line avenue; returned to New
York yesterday. l
The Silver line King’s Daughters
beld'aauccooafalfolratmohomeof
Mrs. John Visa. for the benedt of
tho'Old Indies' Home. last Saturday.
A large crowd was assent and the
gels cleared Willy more than
they had expected.
hire. John G. Lowe. of Iain street.
is about after an illness of Brill.
Miss Jennie Mills» has returned from
a visit with her sister in Brooklyn.
Albert Hughes lies taken a posh
ties with the Locenobile Company,
of Bridgeport. ‘
Dr. Milton Smith is having a car-
load of coal unloaded at the Railroad
avenue siding.
Mrs. Samuel 0 Butterlield. of Nd
roton Heights, has arrived from flew
Yorlr tor the summer
or. Sunday mornipg’. in the nethe-
dist Church the bi—montlrl! corn-
monies service will be held.
Cards have been received from bliss
Aiié Walker. or Grpclo street who is
viaifing in Philadelphia.
,9 Friday Afternoon Reading Club
me yesterday at the home oi Mrs. S.
the non often bad words.
i}
ELECTRIC. GRIL}, STOVE
. Result“ price? $5.00
On Sale During. Hotpoint Week only.
May 3-8. at $3.35.
‘ . Voltage mezzo. _. -
Hotpoint Electric irons. were :3 50,
new
house mmsm plumb , }
HOTPOIN ?"
53.05 Evening Post and May Ladies' Home
El. Grllstovd belle. tries. toutI. ”minimal , W"
per, Mansfield avenue. clauses in the agreement, it can easily
1.7 ‘ be seen. provide excellent loop-holes
‘ .2 Ms... for, a negligentzqgrson to escape her
wet-.2.- *‘duty. ,but it 151‘ hpped that no such
.’ _ happening will team to give the
.‘g’ ‘ , "anvil chorus" chance to complain;
brings. both above and below its
glowing coils. Operates from any
lami) socket. Performs two cooking
operations at the same time at cost
of one. »
Send in your orders now. See it
advertised in the May 1. Saturday
ing in the Town Hall. Monday even-
ingtc consider a report of the com-
mittee of four, recently appointed to
investigate the roads of the town. to-
gether.th o mart from the board
of Finhhce End the Board of Select-
men.. This committee has examined
all the roads of the town, and mess
2 '. '2 ured each. Ihdlng a total or £5.18
-- miles in the town. can; sit, $le
.milesofthei’ootroadandlumiles
2 to be cared for by 'fis town.
, Mrs. D. McFarland will move goon ,
i from Newton to the Givens block at '
lira. Dudley Tilley entertained a
ing a furlough with his parents in
.53;
This building interfered with the road
widening and we. set user about 20‘
the nurses judgment. These two
There will be a special town meet-‘
. , from Innsnol‘d avenue. under state
control. leaves. a. total of 28 28 miles;
The use and bladder trouble.
SATURDAY. H‘AY ‘1‘, 19.11:
’3S'I‘AM H) Kl)
There is no place like
home. and all good homes
have a range. There is,
however, a vast difference
.in rangcsland therefore
in homes, for many a dis—
position has been spoiled
. by bad digestion. Be on
‘ the safe and sunnywside,
for a good range means
better food, and better
food means better diges-
tion. Buy 3 Stamford.
for the best is none too
good.
POI SALE BY
HORACE R; NASH
Corner North Main and West Sta.
made at a salary not to exceed
”.500.
hams Will or
.m .2 ,fl
WMJHW
«Wars-listener
The Samuel below prints I'll hill 11!!
report of the general ’bdlniuitteo oil
with the present situation and was
comm only after an exhaustive
study of the conflicts had been
made Action on the recommendations
will «be taken at the Mn meeting
which will be held next hicnday cv-
ealag at the Town Hall. The road
question is a vital one and this re»
port has been awaited with intense
interest. The committee is composed of
the following citizens: A. H. Renshsw,
Thomas Crimmlns. Frank R. Holmes
and Mark w. Norman, of the Special
Road Committee; Clarence W. Bell,
Simon W. Cooper, Andrew Taylor,Al
fred Morehosss. Samuel Grumman and
Dr. E. D. Hanson. of the Board of Pi-
hence; Charles B. Fitch. H. B. Taylor
and V.R.Pooloy,oftheBoardofSe-
loctliont.
The report is as follows: -—
The committee appointed to lnvestl~
gate and report upon the condition of
the roMs inrtbe town of Dorian has
complied 'with the directions of the
town-meeting. and reports and finds as
follows:
The members of the committee have
. carefully inspected all of the roads of
the town and have computed the mile-
age -of the roads. which mileage it
‘llnds to be 45.18 miles. in which is in-
cluded the manecticut Turnpike from
the Norwalk line to the Stamford line
4.10 miles, and Mansfield avenue from
the turnpike to the New Canaan line.
2.85 miles. of which 45 mils has been
made a permanent concrete road by
the state. and it is understood that
urination of the cement road to the
New Canaan line, or 2. 4 miles, is also
to be taken over at a future time for
construction and maintenance by the
stale. Assurriing that Mansfield ave-
nits in its ehtlrity has been, hr is to be.
taken over by the state, the number of.
miles or town road to he maintained
entirely by Dorian is 38.23 miles.
A road map of the towu'has been
prepared conveniently divided so as
to show the distances between various
points. and upon this map has been in-
.2
(Continued, on Tenth Page.)
-—MAKss2 s1 Feel. tilt: is.
“I suffered from kidney ailment tor
two years." writes Mrs. If. sheare-
Robinson. Miss. "I commenced tallies
Foley Kidney summer ten: months
ago. Iamflyearsofngs.slldfeel
like a 1W0!!! girl." Foley Kidney
Pills invigorate weak and deranged
hides”. rollove mam rheuma-
Bold wary-
"commends:- —.
our will .tlilifllll
madmailniandnfilrmgadoelox
the remainder of the road from the ter- ‘
Very Best Creamery Butter, lb. .33¢
Process Butter, in prints, lb. ........ . ..... .2. . . 28¢
LenoxSoap,5cbarcutto. ....... 3¢
41bs. Sugar 25¢
Saxon Wheat Food, 15c size for .10¢
Magnolia or Clover Milk.can .... ..... 10¢
3 cans Butterfly Milk .. ....... . ......... .. ....... . 28¢
A. S'I'ULL
:4 Cottage Street. East Norwlalk. i
lions about caring for the roads: ll; ,
general. and for Noroton avenue and “JECI'RICAL
ing's End road in particular. The
committee will also recommend the _
appointment of a superintendent of Anew fut——
.. Hay-13f."
Advertising. Outline; Decorative
and Display Window
llGll'l’NlNG
will he
Supplied by
The South Horwnlk
« Hnflétlric Works
" Othmeuhrgrs
And Thereafter. Until Further,
Notice. in Accordance With
the Following
FEAT RATES:
a
Option az—m monthly rate eel v-
ice. without meter. solo cents pier
each 10 watts. or fraction, of full con-
nected load. per monthly bill; Mini-
mum month charge 3,332; 138% or
service ev flight, including Sundays
and holidays. from dusk to 11: 30 p 111.,
unless otherwise limited by the patron-
within such period or temporarily sus‘
pended by this department:
Option Bl—QVul’hble monthly rate.
controlled by patron and recorded by.
separate meter. 6 cents per eachlrilo~
watt-hour consumed per monthly bill;
Minimum monthly charge $2.22; Use
of service as the patron may desire,
unless temporarily suspended by this
department:
Retain—The some reduction, as al-
lowed forrprompt payment of regular
lighting bills. shall apply to the fore-
going charges and the minimum:
Sigrid, Etc" and Regular Service:—
The foregoing flat tel service
shall be understood as optional only
and not as interfering with the pol
tron’s right to operate signs and other
lighting in conjunction with the rogue
lar- lighting service:
, Motel—The foregoing options A and
B will not he of advantage tothe pa-
tron whose monthly cost of the regular
lighting service comes within the 6
cents per kilowatt-hour section of'the
regular lighting rates. or where the
minimum charge, as above stated, ex-
ceeds the regular lighting rates:
Lamps required for the sign and
other above specified service will be
slipplied by this department at low
cost. but no other lamps shall be thus -
used, except by permission of said
department:
Wiring and fixtures complete, in
eluding a conveniently located device ‘
for properly, controlling the service
and special wiring required for the
lamps shall be provided and installed
by the patron.
All rates and conditions for sign
and other lighting as above. not i'u‘
oonforuiance herewith, are hereby re ‘_
peeled. 2 ‘
Adopted by the we; Electrical _
dommissloner. Icednd T ‘ng District.
our of servers. can... April 30. 1915. .
Norwalk Chronicler