Ob'
. ituary
. u? w,
a" mum! of Mrs. Smith.
on] services for Mrs. Eliza-
lmtth. o! 23 Camp street, will
. , held from the late home at 2:30
. ask Saturday afternoon. «Rev.
~ . 0 will omeinto and burial will
held in the Norwulk cemetery.
' ' Alexander Smith.
asunder Smith or 10 Mei-win
_‘ -ct. died at his home yesterday
' noontlmc. He was 79 your: old
was very well known in Nor-
Elk. He is survived by four daugh-
C , Mrs. J. . Moms, of East Orange,
Mrs. Albert nldwin. Kansas
. Mo... and Mrs. John D. Milne.
vNorwalk. and Mrs. Lester Finch.
ridgeport.
uncral sell-vices will he. held at
it“ late home at 8:80 o'clock tomor-
rfiv morning: and at 9 o'clock from
" Unry's church. Burial will be in
, Nnry’s Cemetery.
w
Alexander Smith.
‘ Misunder Smith aged 79 years
d at his home in Met‘win ctrm't
rtly afternoon today, after an ill-
' of several months duration. Ho
1 urvived by four daughters, Mrs.
D’ohn B. Milne or this city. Mrs. Les-
lcr Finch of Bridgeport, Mrs Allwrt
Baldwin of Kansas City, .\lo., and
”fl. J. 13. Morris of East Orange. N.
3. Funeral arrangements will be an-
nounced later.
Funeral o! 11'. A. “'illiams.
Th0 funeral of litli‘nltl Alfred
Williams was hold )‘(':~'lt‘i‘<l:l_\' at
3,80 in the funeral chapel of l-‘rul—
Crick H. Canung on South Main
sheet. The I{(-\'. Frederick H. .lzl—
cob- oi'flciattd. There wt-ru many
Muiiful floral ol‘i't-rinzs. The fun-
out was largely ntttnili-d. lllli'l'-
”fr. ment was in the family plot. in.
* Riverside Com: tr-ry.
Funeral of Thomas Golder.
The renmins n! Thomns .l. (miller,
Who died in New York ('ity inst
3.," Tuccdcy m’vn inn. were brought to
Hill City yesterday afternoon by
e"
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:51 FunEral Director Fri-fivrirk ll.
Ganuna. inl"i‘lill‘nf “ms in. llll‘
Inmily plot in l’ninn (‘L'lll- tL-ry,
Funeral of “'ullcr Turpin.
I The flint'l'nl of Waltwr ’l’nrpin
Who (licd in tilt" Nni'u'nlk hospllul
Tuesday evr-ninc. will Hike. iiiiil‘t‘
E this attornon :it 3'30 in the {lillL'l‘ili
36 chapel of Frederick ll. Gaining, on
E5, South Main straw-t. by. (‘oopv-r
l} will officiate. Inlermrnt will lm in
3 Pine Island eo-iiietrry..
Daliy .‘\llll‘l‘.
I “ 'Rownyton. .
l
, n-eelxmi today by Dr. Robert ii. For.
'West Ave. Speed-er
into home at 4 City street. Inter-4
mom will be in St. Mary's ceme-
,tery.
New Style Shop Opens
for Inspection Tonight
W‘uldncr's Style Shop. Norwalk'a
newest slmp devoted exclusively to
women's Wear, will be formally
opened to the public tonight, when
between the hours of 8 and 10 every
one is invited to come in and inspect
the shop. Each visitor wil be pre-
sented with a flower.
It is the intentimf ot‘ the manager
to make this shop the shopping place
for the women of Norwalk. who do-
sire individuality in their clothes. It
will carry exclusive models and only
one copy of each mode].
No sales will be made tonight. To-
morrow, however. the grand open-
ing sale will be held.
Allister '“McCormick
Weds Miss Stevens
PARIS. Oct. 5.——Thc civil mur-
i-iage 0i! Allister McCormick and
Miss Jonn Tyndei. Stevens of Lon-
don, took place at 11 o‘clock this
morning in the city hall of the. 16th
ward. Paris.
The ceremony was very simple.
living: attended by less than a. dozen
permus.
Case of Scdrlet Fever
and Typhoid Here
Agnes NCl'tile‘, 4. of llowayton. is
ill “ilh scarlet fever and II. A. lim-
piv. of 31 Orchard street is ill with
typhoid fever according to reports
.lu. 4 honith OillL‘t‘l‘.
Fined $35 and. Costs
Motorcycle policeman Bm-nisvh ar-
rested \\’lllzim I’:_ 1110er on \Vext
in: min last evening on the c urge of
r: vkless driving. it was alleged that
“rower was il'rhing up till? avenue
M ii speed of 42 miles per hour. lie
was fined $35 and full costs by Judge
Vosliurc’h in the downtown Citr
Court this morning.
ll.\‘i.\(il~‘.li lil-illtili
”Mir/nit: Il-‘nry Silif'l‘ plnr‘ml
Sammi .losephon of New York city
under arrest last, evening on the
charge of rooklrss (li‘lVlllK. .lmzophon
“hilt: driving along: llowuylon avo-
nuu. ran his car off the rnml and into
the hedge at the hmm- nt’ (Tr-oi'gn \\'.
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Baby Antcr. infant son of Mr Moore. ilzmmizinlr the lm‘lirc. 'l'hoi
Ind Mrs. Anthony Amer, (“Hi this! rose was sv'ltlt‘ci out ot‘ court this
morning. The funeral “ill lu- li‘it) i morning: moi Mr. Moore «lid not
tomorrow at. 9:“0 o'clock at the [ire-as the charges.
/
‘7, .
~Chin-citli‘lig‘iii: a: '
at the Nor-walk M. E. ehuirch.
pupils were
Susan Olmstead. Rev. George
Tompkins talked on “The
Christ."
important meeting.
Wanomn Council. No.
bury council on October 8.
DOG BIT GIRL
Louis Diamond brought a. dog
to police headquarters that
small girl named Funk. while
the Dog W’arden.
Norwalk M. E. Church
It was “Church Night” last night
Three
classes of Epworth Leaguera and
formed by David A.
Green. George R. Brunjes and. Milo:
Life of
The official board held an
“'ANOMA COUNCIL IIEE'I S.
31, Degree
of Pocahontas. I. O. R. M. held a
well attended meeting last night A
class of seven members was initiated.
There was a. large delegation present
from the Pride of Uncus council Ar-
rangements were made to visit Dan-
in-
bit a
she
was playing in Marshall street 'yr-s-
tcrday. The dog was turned over to
Chase thou wrinkles
from your brow,
Rental ads will show
you how.
SENTINEL'S CLASSIFIED
""cxt to the inst page"
:nEAo'rHE
WANTADS
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Friends of Dead on-
man Predict Action
—Grand Jury May
Move in Mystery on
Monday
(By Associated Frost).
W'HITE PLAINS, N. Y.. Oct., 5.—
Frlends of Mrs. Gertrude Goriiian
Webb, who is alleged to have died
under mysterious circumstnucsc in
the fashionable \Vestchester-‘Bilt-
more Country club in Rye. N. Y.. a
week ago Tuesday. predicted today
that an arrest. in the case Was im-
minent. but no action had been tak-
en by the authorities so for. and it
was indicated that no more develop-
ments were expected before the
Grand Jury goes into session again
Monday.
ltelatiws of the dead woman .who
have several times expressed their
disapproval or the way county au-
thorities were handling the case.
hired a private detective firm today
to curry on a separate investigation.
.l'oismi Not Confirmed.
A report on the chemical analysis
0 Mrst. Vt’cbli's kidneys. which i. be-
ing conducted by Dr. A. O. Gocttlcr.
of lieiievue hospital, Ne wYorl‘, may
not be rttcvhod by the coroner for
s-wvrul days. Reports were current
that a poisonous corrosive lubilmntc
had been found by the loxicoloxist.
but then: were not confirmed. The
final r-lzori will he presente¢to the
L'rzind Jury when that body‘mccts
Monday.
Dr. \Villinm J. Meyer. who attend-
5 ed Mrs. \vi‘lm during her last illness.
and was the first to make statement:
which led to an investigation. declar-
mi today that Mr. \Velih‘s attorney
had been lily” ”TM. to mention the
pnsilliiily of poison.
A
Open Evenings
Norwalk.
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nu.
“'0 Have No Right to Expect trnm Life “11.! Ordinary Men md
“'omeu limo Not Found in it.
\'I(TI’.OI.AS —— Ill-K‘nlllls‘ ——- SHIN-11' Sil'h‘lt‘ —— I’l(‘Tl'RI-I I'm.“-
ING — Nil‘V III‘TCUHIN IIYI'IRY FRIDAY.
L. Ni. PIKE CO.
runner. Tlil"..~\1‘lti-2
SOFT" NOB\\'ALK. cosy.
Bl'lIJDING
Tel. .90
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The new season brings a message of
style interest and is relayed through this
store to the fashionably dressed women of
3‘ The fashions in all their diversity are '
most accurately portrayed in the types
shown here. For Cements that will be
stylish right into the winter months and
the assurance of unrivalled modes, here
are the choicest of the season’s newest-
ready-to-wear.
At Prices that are-
Most Reasonable
CllAilfil'IlACCtlllN'l'S OPENED
Sprite Island. one of the Nor-
walk gratin. has been sold to Sidney
G. DeKay by John Crawford, {or
The Shorehaven Realty Ca. It is in
Long Island Sound. half a. mile
from the mainland c: Norwslk. It
consists of about eight acres and 3
house. It was held at 825.000.
(Man Near R. R. Tracks
FAIRFIELD, Oct. 5.—'-The body
of a. man was found late yesterday
afternoon on the railroad bank near
the Mill river bridge by a group of
children. Local omcinll believe that
the man was hit by a. train and
killed instantly as his leg was brok-
en and his skull was fractured. The
body was in a. decomposed condi-
tion.
Local and state police ofliceis
have received no reports or a miss-
ing man during the past few weeks
and are engaged in a search. to sue
it the identity of the man can be
learned.
Abwt 3 n. m. S‘csicrday week on
electric locomotive while proocerling
from Bridgeport to Stamford was
stopped in Southport by the. crow
1
Children Find Body of .
when any thought they but am
months. A leach reve‘alcd no
trace of the supposed victim. \thin
they arrived in Stamford. howover.
blood was found on the locomotive.
During the next few days the rail-
road omclala cent searching crows
out to investigate. but they were un—
able to find the body of either a
man or an animal.
Medical Examiner \Villiam Ii.
Donaldson states that the hudy
which has been found, has been
dead for at. least a. Wick so the po-
lice feel that the man was killed at
that time.
The body was found about half
way down the bank slopes iron; the
rcadbed to the river. It was (mirt-
ly hidden by underbrush.
13th Victim of WFeck
at Casper Found
CASPER. Wyo.. Oct. 5.—'l‘li.: thir-
teenth victim of the
wreck in Colo Creek.
progress was made today
rimming the \yrtckuge.
toward
mrlingloni
last ’l‘hnisday '
night. was found washed up by thei arms at 43c ”NR HACKS
Platte river. three miics below the; — ' 49?. made of wood. rice 12x17
scene of the wreck. it was reporicdj FLY sit'A'lTl-ZRS ; "the; Just the thing to- 101-.
today. i > 1"‘0 mad. or rubber or clot}; I r“1.1m sinks. at ”.S'c
The twelfth body was dug out or : ’ “7553‘ ‘11 7C .
the wreck earlier and it was the‘ “‘1‘“ “I," l-‘i‘x‘ M Fl 3:111:1{16' POLISH
third recovered today. , $2.45. M: \ Y "(3“. t. f 1. ' .. i..e Sta.=_ords high grad“ fur-
“‘ith train service rcsumed our. i: u- “on (0“‘ler if it (t, .:. u r. tum. piano. auto and Victrolri
a. temporary bridge. and shovel . . " ' " ’0 0"" "' 5'3“" 1‘91”!“ at ‘90
crews working steadily in the 5"1;l‘(‘il ‘
for bodies of possible \ictinxs 'ili‘ifi_
FRIDAY, acronm 1925.
mom
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“It’- Eet. It It's W
Housekeel‘gers 1 Buy Better Tools Now for
.oney. 1 on Can Save a Little on
Every One of Them.
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I‘RESFRYIVG KL‘I‘T ‘ TO
‘ - LIQS ' '
o r 'H‘ s ._ S J t —
”5-13.: .‘\‘tul‘-l-‘.\L'l‘ aluminum 4-"allo 3L $R0CKS Me f
with l/aii lmnule. ill—qt. size n n s...e lith cover at
While they last. only 31.93 STOVE .H'GS T
.‘lleNG ll()\VLS Ltanon 81213 ‘t 470
33C
.._ .,
- 4, .
r ;:rlii~:nv.'arc
with
hlne hands at 25::
OIL HEATERS
Perfection with steel.
mark finish at $3.98
tank,
_ Fittl'l‘ JARS
Lightning style “illi giass tors,
qts. or pis. 98c dill.
JliI.I.Y CONTAINERS
Vlludn of hairy paper paraf-
nne-d, 8-02. sxze at 19c per (102.
TU‘WEI. ARMS
59c white enaneled v'itii three
Streét
33 Washington
South Norwalk
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Are You Guilty or innocent?
' .. YOU BE THE JUDGE, '
JURY AND WITNESS
. Are You Guilty?
5 O
; Are Y on Guilty?
. : it: because you know that you are not keeping anyone else waiting.
5 ’ mt suits you, without interference, suggestion or intimation from anyone as to what or how you should buy. Freedom '
l , from irritation lengthens life.
éAre ..You Guilty?
GLY.
of wasting your rnoney when you buy groceries, vegetables and fruits?
You can obtain ev1denoe on this
of wasting time and patience waiting to be waited on? At PIGGLY WIG~
CLY you wait on yourself quickly and get through quickly — if you are
in a hurry. Or if you Wish to shop more leisurely you do so, and you enjoy
of not safeguarding your health by making sure that you buy clean cut-
ables from a clean store? When you order over the telephone you cannot
_ ' . see store conditions at the other end. At PIGGLY VVIGGLY there are no
;. glutinous 0): screens to hide the rear of the store. lou mu see With your own eyes that both the store and the goods are
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point. by studying prices at PIGGLY WIG- l
In either way you shop just as you please, choosing
Am You Guilty of Paying More Than These Prices ?
. Just a‘ Few Everyday Prices —— Not Specials
SUNLIGHT x ...-m
. mm Butter We“ 52c
3 CREAMERY M.
f gggege H “lumen 27
Rolled Boneless ams mm" c
l CREEK NEAL’S BLISS COFFEE
PKG. 000'.canon-loo.-oomooGD-‘oolo-woomlnoon
27 c
1 POUND PKG. . . .
FINE FULL CREAM CHEESE
31c
glnqggw GOLD . [am 1 ”am...” 55c
CltEAMERY er “‘
sivwr’s DIXIE BACON ,
POUND......C...........~....I"'..CII.
17c
SUN LIGHT GUARANTEED FRESH EGGS
DOZEN
FINE GRANULATED SUGAR
“Limited Supply”
Arbucklcmu
Coffee, pound .........
Cream of Wheat
Pk:
290
I o-Qvooilo-Ionuu-Icl
BlueubelCatsup
large Bottle ..........
21c 25c
Yukon Coffee,
Pound
o...ooooonc~lonu
39c
Pkg. ..........
Balston’s Mteat Food
Gordon & Dilworth Finest
Catsnp, Extra. Large Bot.
22c 25c
Maxwell Home Coffee
Pound
39c
Shredded Wheat
1
Whitellouce Coffee
‘ Fondue-Iconoccccoo-
Kelloggls Bran
39c
Pkg. .......
Large Pkg. ..........
Premier Salad Dressing
Large Bottle
" 10c
19c
33c
Royal Baking Powder
large Can ............
White Rose m
| 1'2 Pound we 'to c on u re 0
33c
Del Monte Peaches
No.21-2 Large Can
45c
Davis Baking Powder
27C LsrgcCan........... 200
jAunt Jemtm'c 2 like. for
. Pancake Flour
Libby’s Peaches
25c
No.1Can .............
Kirkman’s
Soap . . . . .
170 5 B” F” 24c
FANCY MAINE commas
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PECK coo-o'nocmwonmoo-inc'lmounQIOIoo‘cco
R Sum. 01:! Hon-tend Psn- Waldorf Tender Sweet Peas ’ Jergcn's Violet Clkes For
3‘ 3 also Flour, Large Pkg. 290 “Finest Packed” 24C Soap 3 196
i : ' ‘
-’ - (hhln TING Syrup. Win-tend Tender Sweet Peas Sunbriglit Cleanser
Eilblgmndan...m.....l 25c ‘woweflul value” .. 15c an ..ouso-ocooocrooo 4c
\ .
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l 37c
FANCY RED STAR SWEET
POTATOES ..................
3mm 10c
COMPLETE LINE OF FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES — LOWEST PRICE - LEVEL IN TOWN.
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