' 393' j . ——-,——Ifl
"ms.wotritcn more
great. at Romyton has pur-
. a. "new Oldsmobile cur.
The weekly meeting of the Ladies'
Society of the’East Avenue M. E.
will & held tomorrow after-
.;M
It and ‘Mrs. George W. Slauson of
were, Reid-York. have been guest:
Fitch street.
Molds, rMotor Car Company, has
m-e to Mt, Mich” and will bring
‘Areheanal‘ot the cast of the entm
- eat lobe given by the Epwoertli.
1 e affine East Avenue nun,
. mu in the near future was held"
fist night. flilfi
A cargo of stone to be used 111%
gall-lug Bentley: avenue has been re-
:ceived _byf the street department.
"ark on the repgtirs will started in:-
jmediately
the residence of William A. field 5"
Albert W. women foreman of m4 ‘
min-iv , .
will: with the Grommet
tin-31 church.
Congress:
gave to the duties of his. trust
magma. .at this place has waft. mm“ “a Margin: ‘2
. . Post- e o~eownlargebu ass.
0“"th 0“ 0‘ the houses o: term-lees. To the pastor: of the chm-ch
muster Harvey S; Ackart on St: John he was a loyal friend, and never failed.
sztreet, and is making some improve. to hove for them 0. cheering word at"
. ' help. appreciation and‘encouragemrm _‘
“Lats to the pmwty’ fund to them his home was over open.
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Commodore William B. 'Unholtz o:
the Norwalk Yacht-Citron; having he},
fine yacht. which Awintered on the
shore of Rowayton harbor, pincml in
good condition for Mei-o )lfiul Dziy.
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"California Syrup” of Figs"-
.Child’s Best Laxative,
'llr. Bruggerlmf m manna of out»I
sunning qualities. sterling character}.
and public spirit. lie was a. lender in.
whom all bad implicitsconfidence. in
all his relationship with- his fellow
men he. was honorable and upright-I :t
,gmtleman of the old school ki!‘.dlv—.-
'and courteous. It may be'trnly'said of
him that he was atmau diligent in bus—
iness. feryént in spirit, serving 'the‘
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’ll'owayton buyers of the New York
Sunday pa ers were informc’ i! ‘s
. .: , p . fl H Lord. Therefore belt
“Sen that the price had adianced. “Resolved that we the members m-
nothing imexpect-t—d 'since everything: tke'flhm‘ch mm congregation of the
a; Noroton, do hereby record
sense of our great loss in the deatlrnf
:Mr. limgerhof. Be it further
symp.oftFigs.i.m along every line has been (mix;
this for some time.
Accept “California"
only—lookior the name California on-
the package, then you are sure your}
with bill: a Studebacker aute- . - t. .___.. . . .
‘ , ' child-Vi having the best and "“35 -. . ‘ % Resolved, That we extend to .h» .
”49-1.1“ mic; physio for the. little $01115.an Miss .Lena Oakcs of Lruw menue members of his mmuy our (1991,?“
liver and bowals. Childrenvleve Its has again resumed llei‘~formcr duties sympathy in their bereavement: and
Fulldirectiorii? or; Pat‘hiat the Rowayton postofllce. the posi~ belt further \ t b
“Cal om a." tion “with hie Connecticm I‘ ~ .. ': “Resolved. That :1. nonfat the a ovr
“gilt m .
'_ 0... {Power Company in be sent to the family, recordefln the,
‘ . . Norvsai'fr. not. minutes of “.9 mg .34 the bard
greatly help to make for the bi‘St- Am— i being to her liking.
iability patience, tenderness andLmany friends here
faithfulness—these are some ot‘ the :it- “greet? 1101’ again.
tributes that found their pcrsonlfica—l
lion in tlio,lifc of this
man. They
were manifest because be u-
fruityrj’nste. _
bottle. You must say
V‘r»—.~—.—-—:——~““”
are pleéscd to lished in the Stamford Daily Advocate
[and in the Barton Review.”—~Wllliyn
iSinclair. Moderator of the Session:
lJofi'fi A. Weed, President of the Board
or Trustees; ‘
'ts true ‘0 ”News of the death of B. F. Jami-
.achool board of the East Avenue M. E.
'ill be held
Ofllcers for the ensuing
s r
East Norwalk people have viewed
with interest the $40,000 yacht, "01'"
m 11," owned by Arthur T. Murray
: that is moored on the Norwalk Coun-
.hy Club in the local harbor.
Satisfactory profits were netted
last Friday and Saturday. as a. result
«fifths twoday rummage Stile held in
ubingtonmstreet under the auspices
the m: Norwalk Improvement
The annual meeting of the Sunday.
tonight at 8 ‘will give life. an
:sou on batuitlny. a week 320, “an I"-‘ - ‘
hifiifalficnder: _ .u-lvctl with regret by mahv rennin.
In the perusal of tliis‘iiarralig':rfggilr-n'e. Mr. .lmlson made hi‘; how. NEV CANAAN :
may declal‘ 3}. 5"”l‘jnlfli‘ltlu": deepest '\‘-'th Mrs. George Overton. wuo, wltli
life. yet ”“3 “"3? ‘5 hi i‘.:§|}s.~.-s;‘t-ilmc.3"-
' Oveiton ur'l‘ two «)1 - . . -
Veg: part. ' “ o s .Jtcuplcii.
nan‘o ed a channel thorny... “on“ 01‘ All) K
d refreshing, alterllie Kinley
shallower pools long
One instance \vill .
iate the truth ofthis'tlcally helm...“ for Several years all
statement. A ‘m‘iglibot‘ 913111131 ml??? who “""i :1 upon Ml Jamison fun-id
-‘ . '1 intro 't |. ‘ . . .
this smgiy'eglfiejriitgg‘)fifty—five yenrsghm helm: m syn... of hzs Cfintlllfcn.:
fligiwlli‘e half judged his doings in limp!” glad that his bed was in hon :i‘
The farm hands in town are now «lot
on Johnsuu on .‘lc- Maudinz $30 a week, or $6 per day for?
street. before going out to 2- 033’}! work-
_Ii-.-'-u~<)lvania to live. ‘
at '
it may 11
ave furrow
t
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John L. Davenport. has rented “in!
P.—
Osrar Schmidt of South Avenue lies
resumed his old position as clerk in
“filter Stewart's grocery store.
broader. 3:". ,
since have dl‘lt‘d-
suffice to substant
Alt'ltlug!) prac-z 4'
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. . . - - m um yet. in those-position that he could wrt- . bungalow in P0?“ Ridge '0 Mr. View":
splnt. 0' crmms ' blit or blemish m‘ a“: .. ~ ,. . . ‘ ‘h rcople and family flf New (Yunnan forthe sumw
years. he {P‘md ".0 - ' .m find 'I “""~ ”1 M" :tlml .11. thus \\".~il.- mcr ‘
his life “DOG “'hlch 1“) CG“ ' 'nwa} somn hours of '
‘1 ”‘2" “Lil grunt;
n-.!
.lll.1
on 01‘ “'l‘Ol‘lL'i
uspici . . .
{hue in H1 ill“:~llllil‘
round for «even 5 ' ‘ I.
going. ~ q~ ,. . , .. _ and mm: Mr. and Mrs. A. lioTnvlor and fam.‘
lv bo said or John . ncrii...l’dnitson was Hi yours of are ' i I are. back at. their ho in Pmms
It can im. 11 ”He has - ‘4 “A MI I
as it was said of om]: of 1?); him .. Iulm km W him found lii
-.\'Ol‘1‘5(0‘0 ‘7 ' if"
gone. but ms \ \ Yours truly. I«Min; and c-nl-unaminc
many \‘iorie‘s
(IO-LA BORER. iWIE l‘
Ridge. after a winter's sojourn at The!
IAI‘dsle) on Park Street.
St mlemnnu _
it) tell (if 1),;
mm irl‘or.
3.3.0», elation. K 5.155
{a . '
Sign Painter Ryder of East Norr-
w’nlk is busily engaged in patmmg
mud nepairing the 13 standards a the
Nice department, used at street'
More in the city where vehicle trot.i
lsheavy. 13$”.
aesidents of Van Zant street and
'Dsborn avenue have asked the police
“h! break up a. gang of young men who
g out" in that vicinity evening.
hing neighbors with loud and or.
{ensure language. , ’t
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An indication of the number of
...- gardens being prepared in eon-i
"ed in the reports of East Nowell:
.ervavho. state an unusual hm
— oi alien-truck seeds has but
. eyed thisseason. t
It. nnd Mrs. Raymond J. Walsh
l.” inn been spending two month.
Ashvifie, North Carolina, are 1"
‘ guiding two weeks with In.
'dsh'a tether, William A. Reid 0!
in street. They are planning in
. to Ashville to make their home
.fllo (We. \ &.
,,,KOWA YTON
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IRIIUTE' T0 JOHN H. SHERER.
mutton, Conn, April 26 1929.
- owof’l‘he Evening Sentinel.
_‘ Dear. Sir:
Thedeath or John H. Sharer, a citi-
ofour community has brought to
attention, a life that is worthy ct
, reconsideration than the more an-
, - merit of the fact of its being
. Hence. we beg a. little space,
you: valuable journal, that through.
' influence We may, at least, 131 a'
= of appreciation upon the structure
. precious memory that was erected.
“e of the many virtues Instinct
the living or that life. .
11 only a. stripling of a boy, can
he awoke to the realization that
an‘nrphen, with the responsi-
103 the maintenance of a city
devolving largely upon his Indi-
efl‘ort. Like the many and vari-
euents of his iatt-r lite, in this hei
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We met John Sher-er, when more.
. "va halteenmry ago. he came into
little village for the first time. It
; at‘thls time that he. met the one:
was to determine, largely, the in-'
at his: life. '
Worship and, for many yearn.
'Nuw York city, carried on a. prim-
7 u mole: Bttenborough £2 Sher-er.
non thedeuth of Mr. Eitcnborough.
I. Mercurial on the business un-
lit services were. sought by the
Edison Company. He was asso-
~ the illness that caused his do
-— From the highest business
~> mtibe was a St" was: for h.‘
_ (Tom those irrelzilgences so.
.‘ 7 co in .he business'
. world ‘0! We —nan:< ‘2}: misc repro-
. z - ’ d tended to
:1 ill stroy 00113?
. .rr, it is from a
..- train. t.Z View we
(:2 wines of his life-
' . from ranks
reward the
' ‘ _ ' moi-'5. He
WOW , Iii- .. cc, but no
. gaze mull gilt any
. . , Hits 35¢. r'ricv it: the v3:
’ rendered through larch
never; be rC-li‘laeej.
MI (mills married life. be {m of the oyster bout ”Addie it," is nav-
ad bindery business, under the tug season.
. with this concern until stricken cseie walk laid.
.mspent last. Snnay . in' .town.
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7 . -- .. «2‘;- ‘ Anthony Cerretani of Locust Avenue,
,—“’" . I .. li‘npn‘l‘vu' \‘.'hli(} st‘ming his . ,umW has .1 year's work on the State mad—w
The faCiiH-qt flux 10H“ fx-oe .gLXSII‘S—Illl [ilt' “'{li' 0r ”:0 I'I‘bvllion. ”'31-“; whip“ NH" living: buih by (filllll'llf‘itll’!
will be ouch Hum day. i‘xceDt . ~ 1101's. ()Hinnm A“. Jami-«r :_ . ' ‘ .\\lllam ll. Arthur of Stamford.
da ‘nd 3411111213, iii. llt'pviVOI‘l 35X Knnfllln 't'llltliller a ‘ -| .5 ml \nmlz *.
y lo here. The 58‘:le ' ""gmt'r. Jim. F. M. Hop-t Judge and Mrs. A. A. Arms. vim
the p001)
unfailing: of the lust few months. coin-
bined with the inability to not. 50:“:
cient coal. Were the l‘t‘;l>0n$ lor .~
library being closed.
‘DCI or line! Nor\\'.’tlk..
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DARAEV
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’ Tribute to F.
. .-A in- cling of the
' lust Presbyterian Church of Dark-n
it» Ixoroton was held “’eduesdag April!
-__, at b 1). m.. in the chapel. Rebort‘l
uerc Presented by the various ol‘l‘im-rs
.and committee»! the church, Caroline
‘;.the activities of the church. Sundan-
lschool. young people's societv and our."2 ' "
Aer brunt-lies. Under the present paSYn‘r E From an 93‘1me nmdr X" ‘kflx‘n‘w’ :
illev. William Sim-lair. the church ve-tr Everett G. Hill. who has the special
Just closed was the greatest in tho'hi» work of the sewer In (‘h‘rgQ‘ H W'"
' ' take 333.384 to complete. the “'"l'k ”“H
EtOry of the church, the reports show our
‘ing a steady und rapid growth at the . originally was ti. ed at “3.00%
.scope ,nnd Influence of the chin-o1, l
:Wlm-n speakg Well for the future. The}
iollmvln: action was taken in zippy-mm. rented ‘ ’ .
nlte nature will shortly be started. Ition of the me and work of the I'llt) homestead in North sword. fur‘tlf
The treasurer of the committee has ‘Mr. Iguggerhof fur litany 3.0m.” active summed. having recently sold t.:- it
not sufficient funds to erect the me- ly associated with the church: home to Dr. Edward sandman of New .
mortal, but the amount left over from! “After a In: and full life. on the fith ;Y0rk.
the two affairs given last. fall is a day of 'llurch,‘1920, our boiovpd hymn-
good starter, and. if the Deemed-Vin er and esteemed friend. Mr. l‘rminrick
only give their sllDDOI‘L th‘? memorial. l‘Villiam Brugnerliof. passed from tho.
and a fitting one will be assured-scene or his earthly labors into ”w
There are :400 people in the village, hgghvr service of his llmvefiv hung]:-
at. public interest. does not wish to be} “His T103?“ :3 us is an {gemmmg Contractor Rodney Limit is also busv
and if eacll would giVe the small sum los. J“. “'35-; identified with our oliurch on the place getting a huge water tank
of $1, the memorialwould be a fact, from “,3 beginning was a mast faith. in position. to .
and very 's'oon. Other communities in! attendant at “.3 services. a “no“; .-Witb only 100 or theifllma‘led ma!
are erecting in some cases community‘01,q yuppm-mr Of its finances um; a‘of 350 licensed to drill: some. tall lins'»
MEGS in 111000? M ”H‘ boys, Sill“)? . ' :ling‘ must be done during the. few datvti
Rowayton. so progressive in matters 'éromglning before May 1, by dog own-
!!!“ behind. , I 4 ‘ r r U tars. if they wish to avoid the addition
DON T LET YOUR EYE {to the penalty.
Trout] m ‘ The two plays w’ult- were to be 21‘“
irritable: make you ne ‘13 and: en by the. children crude \Vlute Oak
{School and .Center School. at the Town
Our glasses will correct your re-‘Hall this week. Thursday afternoon.
' ' _ have been postponed until Thursdnv,
Exam error and give you com May 6. at the same hour. The plays
THAMER .. .
are entitled “Dav . ..
Health Elves," and “The Birdies Ball.
0 ' ' nod Op
“—‘fl ptometrists fiaang
H. C. Payne 01‘ Brooklyn has taken “ .
The house of good glasses. ‘4
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and are given under the auspices of the.
Plant, Flower and Fruit Guild."
a. lease of part of the residence of Ml". L 6 .
and Mrs. Karl Themes on RozvaytonftS7 mum Str- Sta.me
We Close at 6 P. M. Daily.
than? boen'slopplnz at The Ainsley for i
1“)? winter.
‘their home in l‘cmus Ridge.
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A young dog ownml by an llD-lllfl:
street family, is getting himsell‘téis-
liked because of his proclivity or
catching chickens. The past week he
finished two and there was some 01v
citement for a few minutes. or courfl:
kens will be painter. but 0-
g: t 1e0 fowja are more. valuable to
the owner thanthe mone .
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People are inquiring about tlir tar
miment memorial for the boys_who
did their part in the war of 1591‘ and
1918. On behalf of the ‘3 elcou‘ie
Homecommittee, the information rs
given that the Mun has not been aban~
dolled, but that something of a defi-
w. Bruggerhof ’old friend, the mother of the lion. 1m
('unm‘cgauu" (3f ”1.34”” Amos of that, city. 5
Mr. and Mrs. George (7.8)“ch ban.
rented the Community School .nlane
{or the summer, and will take xmsscsts
ion as soon as the school closet: for lhv
summrr vacation. .
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Mr. and muflarry F. Zarrhavv
rooms in the Samuel Dimm-
{ James Kelley, the lamlsi‘me tarde't .
M ..,- . _
0:,3” Men “was: Cuttrees and
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out uubei y on the newly acquired limp
erly of Mr. Saundcixon n Ponus Rldft‘f‘.
tMrs. Lewis E. Raymond returned
to New York city this w. ck aftcr it
visit with Mr. and Mrs. Earl l‘. Stev-
ens; 8*:‘1‘2‘5‘
Captain H. W. Cole of Rowayton.
avenue is spending a few days in
Brooklyn with ‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Visit The
GoodieShop
22 N0: Main Street
Opp. Palace Theatre.
"83119. = y
The new time thble of the New Ha-
ven Road is in effect, with all trains
operated about one hou'r earlier than
last week.
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Captain John H. I)er'ater;s. owner
mg the vessel overhauled for the cars.-
“It's‘Here If It’s Housemate.”
mm 527. Prdinpt mum.
With the sly-instill” comes ,
W of clean new house-
. furnishmgs.1'here’s nice shiny
Beuce has, cooking Pots, Tea
and Goflee Pots, ‘l'es Kettles
etc” fol-the Pantry and Kitchfn.
tor the Table—Attract”
Dinnerware and dim Sput-
h’ng Glassware and Rogere' Sit-
mplaud Knives, Fork: and
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin 7.. Tlleall ,1 . .. , '1‘,“ ‘w -~» —-——~~W——» W - r“ *‘“T"‘“‘”‘
have improved their property on ' ' ' L ’ ' ‘ ‘
Pennoyer street by having a con» D ’1, D‘ . L
, or; t ldflll‘b GEI'EBE’Sf
John D.‘ Feller-of Brooklyn has or. '
rived at his summer residence on
West Sideuavenue, and is being greet-
ed by many of his friends here.
“'hcn somethings very £00K].
enjoy it undisturbed. For
instance, make a cup of Van
Dyk's Quail-Ton. get off in a
col'iicrgand rcalizc what
quiet contentment. is.
Quail-Tea. 3 lbs. $1.45, 50c lb. _
Victory Tea. 3 lbs. $1, 35c 1b.’
Silver label Teas, .
18c and 35c pkg.
. Gold Label Teas
\‘lncent”-'i‘itd,alaie of tlie~warehouse
‘orce ofibe U. S. Shipping board’s
ulant at Vl’ilson's point, has been
transferred to the payroll once.
i
Bangles. Powers of New York city
is fling preparations to open his
miner residence at Hiclfory Bluff,
not only in eatables end wearables, .s‘St Presbyterian Church of Dnricnl
' the,
Miss Onkes' or trustees and um they-also be pub-l
‘ Mn elecqlmt us
A big- and varied assortment/of many models with a.
wide reneg- of prices. Every one an honest value.
SEE THE WINDQW DISPLAY.
RAYMOND & SON
'eliudllghh.
124 wmmoron or.
south Roi-want,
You'cagi Puyit cheaper than
promit
ttoybu. - ' .
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‘m’f‘wfiesi soegsmmat‘xav‘f’
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unfit... STERLING _ ..3.::‘ifi.:‘.;°f:.§
.;:m;e PM” F urnlture C0. one floor. ‘ i
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Spring Cleaning TimeFurriiture Necessities
Furniture, Linoleum, Rugs, .
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have taken possc-Ssion m g ‘
Dr. \l’. C. Vt’ood Was in Montreal last ‘ v;
fu'eek. He attended the funeral of an ~'
<05»..”.
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“not
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M-wc
”2.nssi»...«xQ-....
Refrigerators and Ranges f
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THOR
- WASHING;
MACHINES E;
On Easy Terms
THOR
CARPET.
SWEEPERS 3
$1.00 Down
$1.00 Weekly
, .. . $02.49?
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COUCH HAMMOCKS
Tlie finest displty moi-em:- Norwalk. ranging at price 512.com $75.00. Buy .3». for later de. ‘
livery no there will not be Enough to go ere y
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Oil Cook Stoves
New Perfection Blue Flame, Florence Automaticf—Tbe two
best oil cook stoves on the market. Can be had here any size.
Ming; higher.
the prices are 5-
Linoleum _f
Congoleum
Neponset
Makes beautiful floors for any room_in W
house. Our stock is complete in any color. '
style «pattern Measured and laid free.
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l!‘ :3
All» :5?!
n r (q, i “v:— k
3:) $47” . 1:} ’“E; . .~‘,.’.
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5?
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, $12.50 to $85.00
REFRIGERATthS
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In all siren; the fully Wand. my. Mame, econom- ._
i081; the best for the moat: 1“ Ever M. 80111 on easy terms.
«noun can;
Norwalk Chronicler