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lvz'imk wound about
lli".lilUW grass and
TITKI?‘ sky above it:
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ill \eilt)“ meadow as ‘
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night old
.mi‘l sheep:
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1 i Olst- '3"
2-,: The “NO rag
mi :lw edm- of the brook to
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it. n growin}: louder and loud-
“won 6 has VV'b—rt- r‘lir‘k—
‘n-s mathri'. Raggedy Andy
.iz- muss to sew loaned too far!
the grasses bent towards
Min-rt:
VV. and before Raggedy Ann
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Lirl’.
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“Iv-int Hand l-‘lnt lluVVu Into the “'w
Tile Advgiu res
TgeAGXueIIc’
went head first down into the water.
irI'llll'l and across the hi struck the Water he 5.000th deep
. . ,2... ,1._.p_ .ioep woods down beneath the surface until his
u; a.» 'n everything. the hands touched the Vellow sand at the
and mum little forms jumped into the
“I” ‘5 mini .is ititvnlé‘l' and quickly swam to the bot-
L; ru-E lllll ilinkad ii1to:-‘ll'i legs and came to the surface. his
r» ,;., a . Tiitllilllfl‘ glassi" l 53' 0? iiutton eyes wet with excitement
_ .\"'2l. in: Tittlv candy “‘1"! ‘1‘ broad smile lEDOn his fame. "Did
_ ~.\;‘T'. 1:.ipp‘iiu «4 against ! Vmi sit-v me slide?" he laughed as the
w?’ Mi‘l i‘iil'iin stuffeill‘VaI‘T drippt‘il Off his lit"? lilllP‘ halt.
in n: i< st) loulV" ' T “Intlt‘t‘tl i did!" Raggedy Ann replied.
k‘... ”mi“! llaggodv’ ‘is tlw \Villt‘r cold?"
-. ..,“. m”, lnppy rag urmT "It‘s as warm as, punidiiigf" he re-
, 1.. Ayn-gs ”(ck ‘llYi-‘vl. "'l‘ilvn look out for HIV!" lint;-
‘ 4mg rut down uponggwiy Ann cried as she'drew buck
‘Trl\\ amiss and \Vntrhmi‘xroyn ”1"..mm'5 and Stu-lug .3 run.
‘ 1«. (‘louds “S ”19‘ jumpvd nigh in ll‘irvull‘. Sallt‘lT“‘t)llt
“1...”. 100k Iikt' .4 “ya“ (War in: hi‘OOk :imr came . down.
\ 3:er shoot) down in "splash. sanding a snow-2r 0: water
\ :«l l{.i‘—!S:“ll\' Ann. “I over ltargmly Andy.
“‘1 I" 1 “Urqum tl 3m illTll Split-flirt] about until Raggedy
..7‘ii“:. .s. in , .
' T,‘ ' 7 \. p. . . Aim notxrul S’H’uv 0: tr... littln \\l>‘l’l)
., .. - 9;), to lilt‘ll‘ names and in ,.-_-.
.. . . creaturfs on the lxottom. .‘ :— ”~-
':rv=». old swim Mister Sun
.1”: ‘ ”Mr H“ (inc do: ) the tr-i- n) things who \Vrr cli {ll :4"
P » ‘1 . p T mid liasrzmly Ann when she- an ling-'
. ' .ml :‘li T'lellt‘S n (VerV-
gedy Andy “etching them siiittlin:
ll lll‘} along there. .. , p. . > ,
l . . ,— . ‘ ,., about the bottom. Jrihups \V-l in!’
.. \:.t' 1-. nun-V along. . . ,,
_ \ . d )3 d- A“ frlltlih’nlng‘ the-m.
, VV llhrl y b‘gglt:\‘?h- iD ..“-€ mustn’ do that!“ Pf» ‘1‘ 1‘, \il-
-l' .i l.~i., t llllll i. at 3‘ dy said. for although l1. 1‘. .tr
‘ A" truly Ann. nevertheless. he “:83 V-Vrv.‘
"" "“" “gm "”0“ “1‘9"" ””1" kindly. So the mo rag dolls kickwi
In”; thy}; . heard flit“? their fee-t and waved their arms until
‘r‘ VHF)“, I “Pk?!“ ‘ L ”ck“ they pushvd thenisc-lvi—s to lllr‘ l-ank.
. i'l‘lt‘kt" starting slowly
R in
{Azisiedy n
taggedy Andy threw his rag arms out
n i‘ront oi him as he fell. so that VV‘hen
r0tlun1..\.'ltl as Ragged} Andy dove
he clicking neath the grasses on used.
om. scuttiing about in search of hid-
ng places beneath little pebbles and
nits of water areas;
Raggedy Andy after touching the
mttom of the brook. Vviggled his zums
Then llazgfidy Ann
d “ditching" each other and laughed
(5 ml A n d y play»
did not have a candy’lu it likv lino -—
tlien they sat and watched the cn :1-
turesutflil they finally came- up to the
top of the VV'ater'an-l looked :it the
two dolls with large round egos.
“Come on out!" said Raggedy Ann
in he‘r softest and kindest you“. ““1-
n-
won 't hurt Vou.
So the teen). wreny creaturr-s strain
to the bank and gathered around t‘np
tVVo kindly rag dolls; ”\V( are nua-
dow frogs!" said one to RaggrdV .‘tnn.
“and “e VVwrv just starting to tele-
gragh to our’cousins farther down the
brook” And with this. all tht littTO
meadow frogs leimn clicking: .. “ny—
-— - -" And Rag-gun Ann
and ltziggmlx Andi looked into vav‘h
others shoe button eyes as thry climb-
o-d up the bank and left thv tevny.
\V'eeny meadow frogs sending {it"ll'
messagvs towards the deep
woods. tillrd with Fail-ins ‘il r'\v'-l'}-‘-
thing. thr- messazcvof the l‘nr'uTO‘i‘.‘
{l0}:< mingled VVitli the 5-5125: of fit
iirds and the l umming of mm ct s .7311
VV‘hi 1“ they knew nothing ili‘l' 2»
grams the mo dolls. l’agizwl Arm
and Andy felt the meadow frogs mes—
sages eciioul throughout the heart 0"
Naturv“ and meant. ”\Vn love yonf“
Y'. .
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would 5.!3 "Hi2“: lle‘ l’iggeldyf" ltag- (Copyrighted, 192: hr Johnny Grue ilc.
3211:: And:- slid from the bank and Ail Ei:l}151’i.1‘.(‘r\'€’d.)
lanai us .1 hill. “w “ill i142»: to pass
NEW DEMANDS OF
PUT PARLEY ON ROCKS
Continued from Firs Page.
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i
a is hrrv .is hood of thi- Russian d-“ngn-
‘9' 11mm. inquiry has l.--o=n made its to
go; in“ rmt wither postpone-d or rcmit- lv\\'h¢~ll‘.t‘r it is “Tchitcherin” or "l‘hit-
-..i n; part, the‘ Bolsheviki cam» in :cherin." The Minister prefers to ‘iiayo-
'mth an ”liirt'ii' din-"'1‘“? W'ODOSTUOIL l his name spi lied "Tl‘hllt‘ii‘ rin" “far. it
“they .tSkl"I til» i'ompivtt‘ unnuimt‘"t is to he read by l-anlish-pwtikin: pro-
.3: all “air .lwms, {pie with the accent on ll‘." proud
“in raw ilivy hall pretiously am‘WT :Sl‘lialile. ‘
for :iio- payment of Nit" ”11313145“ 0””‘3 The ,lilissians so Mom Mgr»: oil imv.
;,.-.nwns llllt' in fortigll nationals * to approximate ihr sounds of liii§iar
‘ 7' h"- -Il'" ”Mini?“ “THTW-T ‘0 “3 PH“ 2 letters when tiswi in th‘ Home."
‘ m" -i‘l"‘5- 3‘1" 50”“ spokesmen 'alphabet. so that th- namr (if tho
i tor a moratorium of thirty
int-aw on these ilt'hts and the cancel-
.mii or the interest acoording to thr-
rsion oi thi- mHiling. 'l‘liis‘
“.tiion “its to apply both to the '
‘.'l'l to the moratorium.
Nil} the Russians mall‘- Near
refusing to— restore p:'i\..t~“
in luxwia. this Would not
y .iily surrender by Russian rit-
ihhl!‘ rights to hold property
‘~ .. simple in foreign lands, “bound .
«sic C(llllltl‘l“$.” Where the right to
~ 0 was property \V'ent with the hour-
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slid Illt' liolsheyiki. were'
but they could only grant
(on lition that fill“ powersi
.hvl .it Go-noa would firstI
. i» —.r-ocnize the Russian SOViet
.'-"llllt and accord it adequate
’ llvlp for its proper economic|
:" llnl’l
~ r this» conditions." said Sir
Worthington-Evans. chair-
13.9 meeting “we can not. dis-
"~.irth€-r. “‘9 must refer this
l~ our respect“? govern-
li was then decided to ad-
sittings sine die. All the
“ith tho exception of the
~~:..:~< arranged to meet this morn-
' i go nvo-r the entire situation.
Russians contend that their
attitude {is to making a treaty
rwmers has been misinter»
. .::«l of the delegates
. rl that faulty translations had
‘:..illr of their counter-sugges-
ust “‘o‘w‘k,
'~ ‘l'l’l’ the serious outlook the
2“ Hf the V irious delegations have
‘ :zm-n up all hope.
‘ In". howwrr. frankly informed
Associated Press last night: that
. mw no possibility of making an
"tw-mvnt with the Soviets unless
'V‘Wllr.
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no,
"iwl
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min radically modified their
5 F. L .'Il. .
'x‘.‘ ‘n '. lo the Bolsheviki have aban-
wnl their counter-claimi for dam-
rharged to foreign intervention:
Russia. the story went the rounds
fin» delegations last night that the!
i; hold the United State- morally
'lH-lcil'lslble for the presence of the.
uranvse troops in Siberia since the
imam-so occupied the territory not.
mi 00- -jointly with American troops.
2! actually at the request of tho
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RUSSIAN SOVIET MAY l ”an'. "
"ll ffc'ro. noes our the mini»:
’ finial Secretaries
-man zilphalivt.
' pronounrmiion of thn Roman letters
‘tor June lst and :d.
ment will be given at the opening of-
on to U.- l'nil-g-l Stubs Goyerii-
(lFIVn-t April :3.—~ln \‘ltg‘lV' of the
o: tile Hus-
sizin Mir: i-‘orvlml Affairs. Vila;
istv l' oi~
Minister is Variouslv spelled by his 0?-
:inx‘i nssovinles? and
some variation in nearly
countries of Europe using: the lin-
OVV‘ing' to tll‘fll" different
there- is the
all
In the documents of the Genoa Con-
run his immi- has been spelled
"(“iiitcilrrin." "Tcliitchérin" and "Ci-
cerin." the last being the ltaiian simil-
mg.
FEWER CRIMINAL
.l‘.""
W CASES IN NORWAtK
Continued from First Page.
plea or ”guilty"~a.nd his sentence
pired today. as he‘ has been in 3.1:}
ucti) tVVo and a. half months
A number of law cases wow: 3L-
signed {or tn’als here as follows:
in the not? 2* i')"‘ the Coe-Staplw:
Manurerturior: company on a. motion
{or order to ~i:ow cause, May 4th.
Sue ‘ l‘rr r- "1.. Inc" VS. America
Buckle l ‘ompant. ttntati'. Ply assigned
Definite aggri-
93'-
9X-
the May term in Hartford on May 23d:
\V. R. Grace & Co.. VS James C.
Davis, director general of Railroads.
et al (pleas in‘abatement) assigned for
May 11th; '1‘. A. Scott Company Vs.
Box barge. Captain Bishop. asigned
for Stay 11th; Acme Motor Shield Co. ..
vs. the Roberts Company. assigned for
May 18th and 19th.
The cases of Pietro Stolfi and Leon-
ard LanaJlo- Vs. the Lakewood Park
Amusement Company went. OVer until
the May term, while three other cases
were wicker: oi! the list.
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m}: ASSOCIATED PRESS
HEETLS’G.
- NEW YORK. And! 25.. —Thé annual
meeting of the Anociaxed Press was
holds at '1!) Waldrot-mflt. -30337.
with a m refirenntsflori from
4horugh6ut. the com- W Auto.
accepted an invitation to be the. prin-
din! W at the luncheon. coming
here from Baltimore townie purpose.
The Board of Directors pmtediu
reticulum“. ‘IWOWL'
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"net-loan GovernmneL : . .;
In out my mum Umfmi‘pd
anese My”. on “:3 . ’ "
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. Swimming Help.
and new: Don't Idler!
t
(can 4‘1» ~ ,: M ‘. < )
operators in an :15?th to end the
mrike. declared they wtonld add an-
other detriand to the :iineteen 31:me
mihmitted—a demand for mare speed
in the negotiations of the subcommit-
ee on “age contracts.
DelavS‘ in submitting an operators
program were reported bV- some of-t
ficials today to be caused by their fail-
tire to agree “upon that reductions
shall he demanded.
ARECKED UP
Suitinel Want Adm Bring :ood
Classified Ad.
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PALACE
Thursday and Friday
With Vaudeville
o T
THE FIRST SPRISG HIKE
A special meeting of the scoutmas—
ters of Nonvalk was held‘la’st eVen~
ml: at Commissioner _Cl1arles"Di—
mon-l's office and plan: were made
for the first spring ‘hike to be held
the coming VVt-ek- end. Those going
VVill consist 0t tie- prosent scoutmas-
ters uni assistant scoutinasters with
as many members of the scoutmast-
(*r's school .is will Le 'able to get
away. For those who ha\(‘ never at»
tends-d lit-fore. then- is a grout deal.
of (-njoylnvnt and pleasure in store
for them. Ht'sltl‘:fi the- mere fact of
sport-ling .1 day and a. half in the
open and to in" out “Elli it fin" class
of men who have proved themselwrs
men by their activities and their la—
bor and work in helping the other
z-llow. in this case. it is helping the
l-oys o: the town.
'l'liv man who will join 1h“ scout.
it‘anrlllPTlt iin'd go into it with his
heart and soul will tind that ii“ has
tzikv-zi part in SOHlt'lhlllg out oi which
in" hats been able to do some gbod.
that. ho has rersiV'wl a
lie has l.:t‘(‘0mt‘
the type of men We
lie-Sides he has been
touch: if he does not know it. how to
take rarv In ‘llllllst'il‘ and how to live
out of riours.
Thv- tact that vVC’l‘yOltf' of the
scoutmnsters and assistant scoutmttsta
vrs of Nor-walk 1r» goinz to be on the
hll-U‘ all or nearly iiil of t‘iv timn.
prove-s the great attraction to the
nir-zt who have tuwriinri-d it. It is
likv- Riv-ping a may ;i\\‘£l}' atom the
l‘lzrtlit rcliian
great ' in nellt.
qualified inth
liko to in) will).
ac-
'l‘l‘w men will Tt'u\(‘ Saturday afor-
,noon from Mr. Diamond‘s other in
South Norwalk zit _‘ 3" with their
pack and hike to Cliié-i MacDonald‘s
\Vest Norwalk. where they will spt-nd
the work-end. coming in Sunday zif-
tvrnoon. It is rumored that there
will have to he a special truck to
‘(irry out the numi‘rolis things to eat.
An} memlik-r of the council would
iind it well worth while and greatly
l‘njOValJK' to run out Saturday after-
noon or Sunday in their car and Visit
tho- camp. Tho-y will be welcome.
I! might be intt—ri'sting to note that
Nor\V.ilk his the‘hsch-st VQ-rttriii’ag" of
Womb :aci‘or-llnfi to the population
than many of tho: liars-«st mtirs of
this Stair.
Tile :oilowing is 22w firt‘ijJIHHIi
Saturday
2:3. O’Hikn commences.
g5“ Tent wr-tticn. l'i. .. Nash.
4 2:‘*~—Cool~:im: Sn-l C i2. Au:-
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l":'-~‘ w'l‘uys.
\umla)
i'.*'7-V—w.}v‘_o \Oi it‘_
6:4.s——l\'iii:v iiTl-l Triiitritti. H. E.
llrn'livury. 3
TriS—Mrss. .l. I.‘il'.‘llf73‘. in i ‘V\'.
Emerson.
\:'-‘r#7\\'ork: lawn 9n. C. 'i‘. illu-
nimri.
l'l:""-—'i'rv‘-o‘:<. i". ‘2‘ ‘ard
l“I-l-:r~$’ulli M: v. l.u!l'ltn.
'2.""}‘—.\less. i". ll. ::..i;ii.rv3 i. it!
Kane.
l..‘%u—->‘iznalini:. \Y. \Voii‘».
.1"'-"'-—\Vllltl" Lei, M. Moshvr.
'1-h'—"olicr (‘9 amp. ll. \ltKl l»=.il‘in
3 C v. n. l'ihniCn
ATHUTNE IiRIfiAllE
EflMMANIiER KILLED
Ill'lllJX, April 2'5 iBy Associated
Preggil—Brig. ~General Adamson, com—
manding the Athlone Brigade of the
{v‘gular Irish Republican ‘Army. VVas
shot dead. today. near the headquar-
ters of the Independent ‘ltepublican
forces in Athlone.
An official rommuniquo issued from
the hezidquuiters of the regular army
in. Biggars’ Bush Barracks. this city.
said:
Irig-Gezicrai AdamSon of the Ath-
lone Brigade. was shot. dead
streets of Athlone. The moral was
returning to the barracks. near ‘the
hotel where t}: mutinous troops have
their headquarters. He was suddenly
confronted by a group of armed men.
who ordered him to throv ' up his
hands
The General. being alone. complied,
and, while his arms were raised. the
aseajlants deliberately fired into him.
Several of the mutinecrs‘ officers were
arrested."
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Everyone who has seen these ShOViS
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THE mm DOG HERO or
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will thrill you with the WI he
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THE QUESTION OF
GOOD HEALTH
its not easy to determine how
long ago Sulphur and Cream Tar-
tar came into use as the ideal
blood cleanser and spring medicine.
But the fact remains that this old
tavorite remedy is still classed as
the best answer to the question of
good health in old and young. We
have this mixture put up in handy
lozenge form—Convenient to use,
uniform in dose. and composed of
the purest ingredients.
H. A. lWEAD
Prescription Pharmacist
8 N. mm St. 50. Norwalk
j the direction
‘t’ul invitation dance last night at tho“
:Xonvallg Country: Club.
. affair at which miisic for the dancing
was furnished by Sterling's orchestra.
Fit—ink Hollywood, strward of the club;
catered.
The class was so successful that
plans have already been made forfihe
organization of another class.
THURSDAY EVENING .
DANGING GLASS SOCIAL
The Thursday Evening Dancing
class which has been meeting under
of Miss Mildred Allwr
during the winter months at tho)
studio on Clay street. held a delight»
My Needle Consumption.
The world uses tip an average of 3,- '
«0,090 needles 3 day.
DS
in... m in lain Susi-9W Ave-me. Ina Gannon Street
Needed otio s
to ' ffect ’a saving
Not a pin in the house-only
White thread to sew a button on 4
black coat with—you know the £114
conveniences these suggest.
It will pay you to be a bit fox-ed
armed—check up this list. and rel
plenish your household stock of sew
ing needs at \‘l saving in price. no
and a saving of patience later.
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10c.
Button thread linen finish—large spools 7c.
Daniing cotton—Clark’ s 0 \ T all colors, 30 ball 2'
for 5c.
“Silko”
“Nusilk” mercerised darning cotton, large balls
inercerised darning cotton—all colors 6d
Sewing machine needles—for all machines—l to a
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"Music Box Revue,”
Whit-emu Orch.
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Brown-Shaw
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orth Main St.
Milward’s needles—sharps. between’ and niil- .i
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Thimbles—lleavy silver plated—all sizes 7c.
( ‘elluloid thimbles—in colors—all sizes 4c.
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Safety iiinsé—nickel plated—all sizes 3c doz. 2‘
(107.. f( it 5c.
Hook and eye tape—black or White"
Sewing mailiine oil—“Three in one
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Dress belting
113 inch?“ aniL‘l inch white—~10 yd piece 450 of
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3 inch black or white 1031]. pieces 4:50 or 5c yd!
Lingerie tapo—G yard» pieces with bodkins—white
pinkS or light blue 7c pc.
Super tape 10 yd pieces 1/
.ch quality 190;
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Hair nets “Elena" cap shade—made of human
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Super tape 4 yard pieces 1/4 to "78 inch white 40 pc.
5c Corset lac-es 'tubular 5 yards—«8(- and 10c quality.
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~—-a'll shades, 10c ea. 3 for 25¢.
Hose supportersé—sew on styleof hcaV'V' corset well
Be and 1255c pr.
Rick Rack braid—4 yard pieces—white and
colors sizes 1" l to .41 10c pc.
Rick Rack brai
Bias seam tape-(isyard pieces—white, black and
colors fic pc.
’ Embroidery edging—3 yards to a piece all colors 80'
Feather stitch braid—3 yard pieces—all colors.
15c quality 10c pc. 200 quality 15c pc.
Sanitary belts 50c kind 39c
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