I .
'n X
' ~ r,tl\
$1.; and Ragged
.11 111-011 the bank
lll‘uok and
val-nivltulcn 0.11--
m-ross. a. rip—
.. tinni. tin-n an-
1.1., \Vulrr lloutmcn
:lwu-r i'm' tops of the
:1. .1.
‘1 ’lll't‘I
Hist :14 if the
L. was smiling!"
.; Ann.
.., 1.11m- lzlstcr and
'nultln r. thc two
- 1:1 1h. énlcv of tho
? ~.1\v :1 villccr littlc'
‘lwilnf: in the—water
I I?! lllt‘ hunk. H0
' 11 NM but and work-
] as, The ltugg‘cdys
.lli“ :lullllvv l-rml-
‘\ . u spukr- to him and"
11.. Thin they saw
. l
»1l:_'l.lll;:ly lie-hind
' l:1iKLft‘1l_\' Ann
tlw Looking—
w-xv
. m
,l :lxvplw just us if;
:l‘wl his suspcnll-
and \vinkwl
liIillS. "\VilO
"l’~rl1;»p~l it is {rig—
.uo1‘w;1y opt-n again.
‘I\ I'll lllwi"
1 i\' 11w \'.ho it vials"
on us he- pushlnll
:7 1: ii and \viprll his
-_ 1. l lmvko't hunky.
' uskwl lidu‘gl‘tl)’
‘ l
rs
‘lw‘i
1’ Mgsh'r Muskrat.
vl‘v in lll)’ kltchcn
3:111 11'“: {11:11.1 l‘ounrl
..l Hill 11 my doorway
= Anti mass :1 11:] com-
A 112M as light could
1-" villi all around tllP
: . trucks where who-
’-
'ha
foot
--.E 1 said.
' t hoso
l. ". .i 1' “..ll.‘
‘7l.':.'l;_‘.
Hull
11 wisllmi to know.
till Mistt-r Muskrat,
101) soc, he left.
.A i had my dinner!"
..1ll you do
iif Adventures
.1111] his llrig'llt1
U! |‘\"‘l' fll‘t‘ )‘(lll‘
'l‘urtlc!" "How
It was Timothy?"
"Pause
“Timo-
lvcars l‘mlr shot-s, two on his
xvi two on his liar-k foot and
111 in l'igcon toed when he
four
‘1 11.1ka And now I‘m dig-
: in n doorway ogcn again.
with Timothy
J MAM»
y'AllAyfi
9141:“:
V Iskrat?" Raggedy Andy asked. Mis- =
tcr Muskrat stuck his spade in the'
bank and sat down beside the two
liaggedys. “Timothy Turtle is a. funny
fellow!" Mister Muskrat chuckled. “He
ill-"13‘s a prank on someone and then he
walks away a. few feet and pulls,his
hvud into his collar so that just his~
nose peeks out and because he kcéps's
his nycs closed. Timothy believes that
no one can sec him!
“Then he usually goes to sleep and
forgets all about what he has done!
11‘ you will peep just around the bend
in the bank. you see Timothy Tur-
tlc sound aslccp and right where I had
to pass him when I came to my kit-
cllcn doorway!” ”And didn‘t you even
llwzeknn him?" Andy asked.
"Oh no!" laughed Mistcr Muskrat.
“You know that Timothy Turtle car-
l'ivs his house right upon his hack all
the,- limo. 21nd he gets vlvl'y tired. so he
ncuis all the slccp he can gc-t!"
; Just then 'i‘imothy 'l‘llrtl» cake walk-
‘in: pigs-on towi around the bend in
th.- hank and tipped his hz-t to Rugge-
dy Ann. although to do this he had to
take off one of his shoes. Timothy
,’l‘urtlc soundcd like u polly parrot
when he- talkcd and although the Rug-
gcddys had to smile (for thcir smiles
wclw puiutml on) they vvcrc cure-fut
not to lunch at Timothy's funny voice.
”“3 ll l;--:'.- you are hard at: work. Mis-
ltcr: Muskrat! Building a :1»-1v ilO‘u‘St‘ I
suppose?” ’ ' '
Misti-r Muskrat winked at the Bag-
gctlys and said. “Sit down hcre beside
our two friqnds. Timothy Turtle and I
will soon be through" And with this
Mistcr Muskrat made the dirt fly until
hl- had opcnwl his kitchz-n doorway.
Thml he went. inside and cnmv out
with two lul‘gv slices of Muskrat ill-end
and huttcr and jam and gave one to
Timothy 'l‘urtlc. "I know that you
two Raggcdys (to not eat!" he laughed.
“And if I gave you a bitc. it would get
jnm all over your painted face-5'."
"Thank you just the same!" Raggrmy
Ann and Mud}, both replied.
\Vlwn Timothy Turtle hull catcn his
slicc or hrnlld. he said. “Guess I'll swim
out to tilt lot: and take _:l nap in the
nim- hot. sunshine. "' 11nd nodding his
hcnll g‘rnvqu to the two rag dolls and
Mist»: Muskrat. Tlmot lly Turtlnw walk-
od pig.l on tocd down the bank. into the
water and swam lazily out to the lost.
"You scel' " laughed Mister Muskrat.
"Timothy Turtle- hfld i'orgottcn all
about. playing his prank on 1119'."
“I think thr nicest part is that you
forgive him for making you so much
unnecessary work!" Raggedy Ann
laughed.
“Oh really there was nothing for
me to forgive!" Mister Muskrat rcplicd
" For I have all the time I wish and I
low to work so if Timothy Turtll- got
somc fun out of it. then I don't mind
in the least. for I have the fun of im-
doing what he did. And don't you sec.
it I should get angry at Timothy that
would have taken all the pit '1sure out
of my work. for then I might not havc
wound to \v.ork And whcn nnvonc
"5.5 to not on. of :1 litth hit at work
he has to do or when hp puts it off
until sonic mill-1 lllll‘. thv n it sHms {1s
though thl- work which is put off.
grows and grows until it takes m‘er so
much long'f-r to do."
(Copyrighhwl 1922 by Johnny Grucllc
‘1
you catch him. Mistwr All rights luscrved.)
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. . “1...“... and other results Figured Canton Crepe, Silk and
1:. - ,, tunic» because they neg-
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" r» v l'lilSu’lld the kidneys to Cotton Mixture. Special 89c yd.
7" pmwmous waste matter
” - 11.4:1 11nd misery. Steph- 56 to 58 Inch All Wool Tweeds, to
f1 ili‘ildtlgo, K32, writes: Close Out ............ $1.59 yd.
- 311‘s l'ills did me more
1' tho othcr medicine I
1.. 1 11.1.1 kidney "cub“, ten 136 WASHINGTON ST.,
any pain 111.. I sou-m NORWALK
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and mum Oil.
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SMITH SAVED m
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best Quality, Utmost
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made 14 Gallons of the Best
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-with T. C B. meeting. Evening serv-
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Postludé—“March” . .- . . . . . . Paulsen
NEWS OF THE
2 ——'--
' Saint. Paul's parish, Rev.
CHURCHES Howell. pastor.——Rogation
Daylight saving time. 7:30 a. m..);oly
communion. 9 a. m.. morning prayer
._._.__..__.._.. 10:30 a..m., holy communion and ser-
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal “1017-30 D- m.. evening-1pm)“; '
church. Rev. John J. Sna‘vely, mlnis- l St. Andrew's Sunday school. 353
te.; Carlton L‘Hommedleu, organist Main street 9 a. m.. St. Paul's Sun-
and chorister. —-Sunday services as to]. day school at the church, 9:15 a. m
.OWs (I) s T ); Preaching service at All persons are welcome at the serv-
lUL3O. Sermon theme: "The Aim of ’ices. especially strangers and visitors
Life." Church school at 12 oclock. ii" town- Both Sunday 50110015 Wi"
gladly receive new scholars on any
ice at 8 o'clock. The subject will be Sunday.
"The Golden God ” the third in the] Monday Tuesday and \Vednesday
series or .- Snap Shots of ale Bible .. lare Rogation days. and which prayers
Emil Knorr and John Klock will play.
several \iolin and 'cello duets at thiSSCTODS
servicc Thursday is Ascension Day; a. holy
On Tuesday evening the Epworth day of obligation for communicants
League has arranged a lecture to be 0f the church. 6-15 3— 111. how com-
gil en by Edward Avis. naturalist, bird. mumon- 9 a. 111- mvfmng pra‘er and
Louis B.
Sunday.
.:
mimic and \lolinist. The subject will. i holy communion 5 P- in. -~ evening
he “Birdiand.” and will present the' prayer. '
most beautiful picturPs of bird life on Wednesday and Fridav litany and
the screen. \lr Avis has few peersihOlY 00mmum°n at 9 a. m. 0‘11“?
and perhaps no superiors. in imitatingidavs. holv communion at 7: 30 a m
hlrd songs with his whistling. Among The church '5 open all day, ever)
naturalist circles and Audubon soole- day in the year. for rest. prayer and
ties Mr. Av'is work is everywhere meditation.
known and highly regarded.
Mid- week service is held or. Thurs-
day evening at 8 o’clock. The subject
Trinity church. C. S. Lewis, M. 'A..
Hector—Services for the week begin-
Thursday—.9230 a. m.. holy cuchar-
ist (Asccnsion Day): ' 7242') p. m
meeting of the Gir.s 'l’ricntily Socicty.
Friday—7: 45 p. m.. Sp9cizll meet i119;
ot' the Béthuny chapt-Jr of the \‘Vom-
'ln's guild. Address ivy the rector.
"l‘hc Oxford Mono. ‘ "
dvr tho direction of Misses Adams and
Mrs. K. \V. Massey.
East avcnuc Methodist
church. liev.
minister;
and choir
as follows:
limo).
Episcopal
It. lrxing “'atkins. D. 1)..
Clarence Cable. organist
director.—Sunday services
(All services on Standard
9:30 3. m.. morning worship
with svrmon’on “Douhts llispclled.."
ll :1. 111.. Sunday school. with Friend-
ship llilllc class taught by A. N. I'ad-
dock. Class suthCt: "Miracles—Past.
Present .md to Come." 6 p. m.. lip-i
worth lfiuguc vcspcr servicc. led by
Miss Hclcn lluddiman. Topic:
‘31.
Grace Baptist church. Rev. lL—R.
Coopvr. {ulster—film aching at l“:3“ a.
m, (l). S. '11), Sunday school at 12
noon. Sacred contort by the Sunday
school at 3:3 Up. in. By Y. I‘. U. at
6:30 p m. Preaching at 7:30 p. m.
Please observe the time and come- on
”imp that. we may get out on the us-
“Growing :1 Character—the- Growth." .Ufil hour '
7 p. m.. eve ‘ g worship with sermon; Evvrynod) is wvlcomc to
on “Death in he Pot." it‘nosp sPerlt’S and to make
Tuesday—6 p. m., the, lloys' ,church home how with us.
will mcct as usual.
\Vcdncsduy—l p. m.. the ladies'
Aid So‘cictv wlil meet in thcir parlor;
tor work.
1i (tend
\ 01] r
‘clull
South‘Noer. nlk Baptist] chnr -h (tllc
I’IOII’H -iikc churchl. Rs‘v ..J Schot— p-
plcr minis-tor (St rvicis on I! S T.).-—-
Thursday—7 p. m.. the regular mid— Sum so 1 . 'l" a 11* cull-c worship
week praycr met-ting in the lecture Subject: “Tilt" Prvwiom of Spiritual
room. Subject: "The Great Illv:~i Rpligion" ““1““ 5011001 mt'i‘ls at 13
clap?" Come with‘a willingness to o'clock C‘. E. Society met-ts at 7:15
take some part in the meeting p. m. l‘ndvr. the pastor. Evening
I’rida)'—-2215 p. m.. the Junior Ep- scrvicv :11 s p. in. Mrs. V‘Vhittcmore.
worth League will hold their regulariwho “'us “spectra to speak at this
met-ting. Eirst fifteen minutes (onscrvicc. cannot in» with us but will be
nivlc to \isit us in the near future. The
postal “ill prtleh :15 usual.
‘\.ond:1v—~—T:3U p.111 volley hall in
tho 1‘ cturc room 01' the (hurch
Tut-5d?) 13148 p
Norwalk M c t h 0 dis t Episcopal mum“ at ”1‘- (‘lmi‘t'h-
church. George ll. Tompkins. minis-
recreation period.
A hourly welcome to all our scrv-
iccs is given to friends and strangers
who may be in our community.
7“,.
are to be said for a blessing on the’
will [m “The Lost Sheep; the Lost. lmng May gl—Rogation Sunday. (1”
Coin: the Lost Mun." S TU) ‘- 3“ a. m.. hQiV communion.
Mnn's Christian Industrial LeagucI9 3" a m.. C‘“”“‘ SChoo-l' 10:30 a.
holds its regular monthly meeting on m momma pm-“r and sermon. 7: 30
Friday evening at 8 o'clock. This is a p m evening Prim" and "3““ rec“
meeting for'the transaction of business tal.
and all mt-mhcrs should be present. Tuesday—7:45 3“ m.. meeting 0f the
Friday afternoon following school Young People's Music and Dramatic“
the Junior Epworth league meets 11n- guild.
’l'l‘nlrsday—fl: 30 p. m.. the sewing
'committec of the \Von. an‘ s association
will meet at the home of Mrs. R..Hor-
her. 127 Main street. Nrrwalk: Please
note the change...“ time; and place.
S p. m.. the regular prayer meeting of
the church.‘ . Subject:
Chruch business meeting will be held
following the prayer service.
First Church of Christ. Scientist 57
“Rest avenue. -The régular Sunday
service of this church is held at 10 a.
m.
Sunday school will be held at. 10
o 'clock. '
Subject. May 21: "Soul and Body."
Wednesday evening testimony meet-
ing at 7 o'clock. To both these serv-
ices the public is invited.
Reading room in the Roodner build—
ing, 61 “fall street. open week days
(holidays excepted). 11 to 4.
This notice is Standard time.
All are welcome.
i
Advent Christian church. Van Zandt
street. East Norwalk. Rev. F. L. Piper.
pastor—Sabbath morning worship at
9:30. Sunday school at 11. Loyal
\Vorkers‘ service at 5:15. Song and
gospel service at 6:30. Sermon topics:
Morning, “Glorying in the Gospel;"
evening, “Seed and Harvest."
I
First Baptist Church of Divine
Healing. DeVVitt Talmage Van Dorcn.
minister.—~—Mornlng service at 10:30.
Subject of sermon: “The Science of
Religion." '
Thursdav night prayer mccting at
half- past stvcn o‘.clock
l
GERJIAN ECONOMIC- CON-
DITIONS ARE (-IflOSI'Y
WASHINGTON. May
economic conditions present a gloomy
aspect as the summer approaches,
Comcrcial Attache Herring. at Berlin.
declared in a. report. today. to the
;Commcrce Department. April he re-
ported sdw the beginning of a slump
in German business generally.
Production has decreased. he stat-
ed. business is loss brisk in the do-
mostic market. German foreign trade
again shows an unfavorable balance.
lthc crop outlook is bad. and the go’—
eral cost of living is steadily rising.
Industry is hampered by lack of
coal and the raw material and by
,wage advance. he said, and less capi-
tal is being absorbed.
Early indications that the seady in-
lfilltion of German currency would be
ichcckcd. hc said, have not been real-
ized. while the increase of circulation
in April was probably the highest
iwhich has been rc:1chsd.andfioating
d! bt in treasury bills likewise was
augmented to a record figure.
GENERAL SI—ISTENOFF mELI-ZASC-
ED.
NEW’ YORK. May
Grecoric Some-Dotti former ataman. of
the Cossacks. was ordered released
ifrozn arrest today. hv thc Appcllate
Division of thc Suptcme Court which
Advisorv council rcvexscd the decision of Supremc Court
J v slice IIOE lchanty.
"Ready." _
l Elf—German .
] 9.—G‘cncral
tcr; Churlt-s G. Ives, organist; Mrs.
L. 1.. I’ugh. contralto; Miss \Villu l-J.
Milk-r. soprano; Harry‘ll. Sterling...
“8560: H. 1’. Sunderland. whom—9:501
a. m.. class met-ting. 10 a. m.. Sun-'
day school and Men's Asscmbly. 11 a. ,
m.. worship and sermon. Sermon‘
topic: “"hc l'rinciplc That \Vins,"
6:45 p. m.. I'prorth League. 7230 p.
m.. worship and sermon. The theme
will in: “\\'orsllip."
Monday—7 p. 111..
Tuvslluy—Tzdfi p.
'l‘hlll'sduy'~7;45 p.
lt‘t'.
lloys' club.
111.. class incl-ting.
m.. prayer scrv»
l
l
cl1ulch.P.cv.|
Knight strm't A. M I‘.
\V. Henry Lllnlur. pastor. ——\\’ omcn's
{ally l‘uy" scrvims .1t 11 :1 ml. and!
7:30 p. m. This is the closing of the!
(outcast lwtwccn thc inch and women.
A special progrllmwvill he rendered (it .
thc turning scrvicc with a female
chorus. Every Woman is asked to
give 011“ (lolllll‘. 13:30. Sunday school,
'l‘ucsdlly cvcning Rev. Dr. Byrd will
i-icnch and hold the last quarterly
cont‘vrencc.
Our attention has been called to a report that
we are to discontinue our business.
This Is Not True
We will continue the business and will give our
customers the same good service as heretofore.
F. H. . Wempe 69° Son
L
Boy’s wear
you’re. sure’ll
wear well.
Real clean cutvtailoring—the kind that means righ
lines and careful workmanship—the sort that means
snappy st), lish suits and then some—the suits your bo
wants and the suits you want him to wear.
Good clothes educate a boy to the value of a. correct
personnel appearance if nothing more—this Will be an
asset to him later let us help with the dependable kind.
Youths high school two pant suits in tweeds and
grey or brown mixtures—long pants for boys 16 to 20
years $30. .1?
Boys’ double service Norfolk suits—two pants—~grey‘]
tweeds and new mixtures 8 to 18 years $14. 75.
Bovs’ wash suits in middy, Oliver Twist and Norfolk
styles white and blue, blue and white, tan and white an
green and Whité 3 to 8 years $1.15.
Basement front.
9
Low shoes
for men.
New broguc effect in mahogany calf made Wit”
staunch leather soles and “Armorircd” rubber heelti
which prevents slipping on wet pavements—we. are also;
showing a stylish English 19 st Wl ill a. medium tmi
both at $5.
“Briarcliff”
golf clubs.
Drivers, brassies, mashies, putters, mid-irons, nib-i
licks, mashie-niklick and jiggers.
Splendid values for the golfer—your choice $1. 95.
Thursday evening will he one spent
with Dunbar. for Mrs. Eleanor B.
Olaira of Ncw Rochelle will recite a
number of llunbar’s selections—*thcre
will be singing and piano selections.
South Norwzllk Congregational
church. Rev. I”. H. Jacobs. minister;
Mrs. I“. Irving Smith. coxltralto;.Mrs.
Edith \Vcir. soprano: Flank Nash.
basso; Archibald Merriam. organist.
(All services conducted on D. S. T.).——-
Services for Sunday. May 21 will be
held as follows: 9: 45 a. 111. Sunday
school. 10:45 a. 111., public worship.
The subject of the sermon will be:
”W’hat Attitude Should the Modern
Christian Take Toward Fundamental-
ism?" 12 111.. Sunday club. Leader.
.1. A. Karplnski. Subject: “The Evo-
lution in Russia." 7 p. m..- Young
People's Society.
Monday—7:30 p. m.. B. B. K. p—t the
church ‘
- VVednesday~Endeavor Circle. 3 p.
m.. at home of Mrs. E. E. Kelley, Sea-
side place.
‘Friday—S p. m.. meeting of
board of deacons.
The music program for Sunday is
as follows:
the
Prelude—"To spring" ......... Grieg
Anthem—"The Earth Is the Lord's
............... “......... Brown
Ottertory—Violin Solo—"Nocturne"
Chopin
............ 5,..-
Mrs. Jc‘nn R.Wri‘1ey.
Soprano Solo—~"The Penitent" . .
Van 116 Water
Mrs. ’Henry E. Vi'arncke. -
Postlude—"Allegro" (from Mass in A
Edie!) '. . Mozart.
First Congregatiofialv’chur'ch. Nor-
walk Rev. E. F. McGregor. Ph. »D.,
service at 10: 30 with preaching by the
hervice at 10:30 with preaching by the
pastor. Subject: "Measuring the
Temple}: ' Sunday. schml .at noon;
Christian Endeavor at“! p. m. Speak-
er. Mr. Suton. .
mThursday—Mid‘week service at' 8 p.
his oil soap and
C cap soaps are cheap
\
Music: ,,
Mn. Lillian Sherwood-Newark; no-
in
prano: Hrs. Edna. Ills: Selléck. plan-
'hr violinist.
The Economical Auto Soap
‘~’M0_BO Auto Soap goes further and pre-
serve: the varnish bcca'usc it is a 190% pure
1y made of infcrior materials and the result ..
is free alkali which inevitably dries out the
varnish and makes it crumbly.
“tummy-almanac“!
Contains no free alkali.
because they are quick-
, ' shape?
“Wright and Ditson ’3” number 29 golf balls—a goodi
lively ball 590. ‘
“Wright and Ditson” also “Reaches” tennis racketsfix
a most complete and attractive assortment priced 111 638311
stages from $1. 75 to $12.
h“,Wright and Ditson” “Champs” tennis balls 456”"
eac
u
Fourth floor, front.
straw hats
for; men
who care.
i
d it ever occur to you that a straw hat was some-o . ,,
thing more than straw braid. worked together mto d
Bankok hats—so light in weight—so clean cut hr
shape—so desirable a style $7 50..
Moekinaws—real smart hats for conservative men
men ’s panama—a novel shape of fine
with an especial appeal to young and stylish dressers $6 ,
Split straw hats for men who do not look for or 7'
«ms A4 wise, i:
Norwalk Chronicler