“Tillie-foot the ‘Vood Blouse is L'nhappv
L'fikoppineu without a ciao you never; were! find’
It may be in flee slogan-II or it my be in the mind:
. —-White£oot thewWood Mouse.
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Whitel'oot the Wood Blouse should;‘
have been happy. but he mn't. "l
seemed as i! there on everything%
to make him happy. “'hen he badl
been driven out or his old home byi
fear of Shadow the Weucl he badl
had a dreadful jonroey. but at the?“
end of that journey he had found a;
new home even better then this'
old home. It was high up in a NHL;
hollow stump 1nd had once been the?
home of Timmy the Flying Squirrel.‘
Before that it had been the home 015
Dmmmer_t2':e Wooa‘ cker. “'hitel'ootl
had been delighte with that newf
home and for a whllg had been very'
happy there. l
“mun-tad gaffe and sweet ills—l
tress Spnng had brought joy to all
the Green Forest. Every one ‘1:
hoppy. Whitefoot no less so than his
nelghbors. Up from the Sunny Scutn
carrc the feathered friends and at
once began planning .new homes.
wa‘.:er:ngs and songs filled the girl
Jay was everywhere. Food became'
plefirtfiful. alt-.13 Whitell'oot became sleek
gr. 3:. .at is. .e became as {atEan i r ‘ ‘ '
as a l;:'-3l‘,‘ Wood Mouse ever doeslirirvn‘eres' m “lute
become. None of lug enemies hadlafl'hi-rs
When Peter ‘ Rabbit happened
along W’hitefood tried to tell him
foot‘s troubles.
one was too busy want: in: own
By Thornton w. Burgess .
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POPULAR
1.. SSQ‘Lorey-Dove—Fox Trot
You (‘an Hare Every Light—Fox TrOt
ISSSS—No Use Crying—Fox Trot
Teasing~Fox Trot
ISSSS—J'Ivery Day—Fox Trot
Rose of Stamboul—Waltz
15393—Wake Up, Little Girl, You’re Dreaming
It’s a “’omlérful World After All
RED BELL RECORDS
Hill—Echo Song-Gaul Cruel
Stills—Only to Dream You Love BIe—DeGogorza
74745—Midsummer Night‘s Dream~LaScala Orchestra
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_THE NEW JUNERECORDS ARE HERE
‘ mmmofthc‘neuonthcfist
dascorcred hzs new home and he had!
little to worry about. , l
But by an! by “'hitefoot begun to}
feel less joyous. Day by day he my:
more unhappy. He no 1011 er
pivnsura In lizs fine thPJ. 9 beganl
to Hamid: about for no particular?
res-Ion. llv war: feud mm": further;
{um home that he had ever been i111
tr.» habit of (1913;. At time; 're wosid’
s" 1.1-! listen. but n+2: he was listen-4
:n -r he dzdn‘t know.
s-re is somethmz matter'
with rm- and 1 our", know what I: IS."’
soul “fist-foot :W himself” {oriornhn
“it can". be nnytl‘m: l hat-3 eaten. [.
lsw Furl-m: worry :brut. Yet
{core 15 m. 2.;ng arrow; with me.
l‘m 23.": appetite, Nothmg
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what it is l
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{35‘93 garb} ' 7', 7_
thz'tr. but I don‘t knew
unfit.”
,czme creeping through
50 dc by day Whitefoot the Wood
Mouse gre' more 3nd more unhappy
and when the dusk of ear:— erening'
the Gr
Forest he sat about and moped eight:
steal of running Alma: and playmz
as ,he had been in the habit of doing:
Tl'ee beautiful song of Helody the
“pod Thrush somehow filled Lia
‘I’Kh sadness instead of with the '9;
he had al'a‘nys felt. before. The x‘éry
happiness of those about him seemed
to make him more unhappy.
Once he almost decided toga hunt
for another home. but somehow ha
couldn’t gxt latch-nod even in this.
He dd start 03:, but he had no: g:ne
far before he had forgotten all anon:
who: he had started’for. Always he
had love-l to run abccz and césmb
and jump for t’fie pure pleassre of
The New Dramatic Soprano of the Metropolitan Opera (‘0.
TlT-lélfLrnheugrin—E‘lsa‘s Traum
66057—Die Tote Staci:
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Stop in and Hear These and Any Othres at
The Hamilton Shoo
49 Wall Street
OPEN EVERY EVENING
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'2. but now he no lancer did these
things, He ta.- anfiappy. was “'héte- :
foot. Yes. sir, he waa uriapay. And ;
for no cause at ail so far us he could l
see.
He tried in fol? his trcublei to his
rrnrmt neighbor. "‘ : Flying
Sq-rrrel. but Tummy was too busy to
laszen. When Peter Rabbit happened
v
umrg thtefoct tried to tell hm. (PC-cg-rlttt. 2921.2; :- W maven) §
But l‘r-tér h‘msvlf was too happy and i .
tor-‘3 water to learn all the neWs m the The next story: “thtefcot Finds .
Green Forest to listen. No one had,0ut What the Matter Was." ‘
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LO'lS ARE SELLING FAST AT
PONCS )iANOR
\‘3.:‘.- fulk: are“ l~c~l-:E::: lafrv-wl and haying l~‘~ 3:: l' r
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timv‘» \ai‘: um: l... mu xetzr lrazu'h 341.2.
BE WISE AND MAKE YOUR SELECTION EARLY
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S»ll€“lll'?ll on around every dog.
Home Realty Company
94 Washington St. Telephone 511
Office Open Every Evening
OUR ANN VAL “’HITE SALE
C LOSES SATURDAY, JUNE 3
Thishasbeenoneofthemostaucoessfulnlwinthe
history of this store, because of the wonderful valocs ofl‘ered,
and because we are featuring the lam: 1:104:1an hugene,
introducing totally different styles from any heretofore
shown, all moderately priced.
Vest-Chemise. in alaciaty ‘r‘no'dezls,’ 1':sz auractrve ...... g: :2 g:
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glzgrg‘crznfixrt‘: c: Flzsh Color, fine ‘ootton materials . . 2:: :3 g:
Envelope Chen-Ilse, regulation or bodzcerty c_ ......... $1.50 to
Step-in Sets, two piecu, latest style acrobmatsons .. "“25 to 58.50““
White Petticoats, lace or embroulery trimmed ....... 75: to “:50
Night Gowns, regular time: ............... ..... .......
A Full Line 0! Extra Size Garments for Stout Women, All
Specially Priced for This Sale.
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lUGGIIGE
TRUNKS .
BAGS
SUIT CASES
1: v. ill
Ell greatly t.~ the pleamre of four trip if your
luggage has l-wn «arr-filly vhrss'eu so that it will irithsland
:2." llglr-‘l kEZW‘ris of 1m: =l 22:7: take your vacation thing“ I"
ynur
‘ltN‘ izzm‘ run
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thi‘ line 1,:
lwnrlavr “3;“ and 5'31: l';:~i"~ is mv‘w: r-xumr
‘Wardmlw Trunxs.
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SEE THEM DISPLAYED IN OUR WINDOW
Angevine Furniture Co.
South Norwalk
1'3;
'orth Main St.
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flaunt
Delivery
Summer Home Requirements Specially Priced for
the Benefit of the Saturday Shoppers
MAIL BOXES
Japanned house
49:.
mail boxes ar . 37c
BRILLO
19c. The bee:
mlanm cleaner
8: pkg.
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OVENS
Double
glass
alu-
Glens
with from
at 9-75
STONE JARS
5 gallon slime crock
with covers at $1.59
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BREAD PAN8
30c. Pyrex bread pans,
35.98.
he“: proof at . 796
RICE BOILERS
82.3? 2 Quart Mirro
aluménum double
boiler a: . $1.98
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SCREERS
Extension window
screens. 18 in. high,
33 in. long 49c
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REFRIGERATORS
$14.53.}. Lift top style.
Galvanized lined.
Made of, hard wood
at .......... “$.49
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PORCH BLIND
$5.25. Green painted
with wide slat 4 ft.
wide, 7 ft. deep
a: .......... $429
GAS IRONS
$4.731 Gas irons com-
plete with tubing.
neatly sickle plated
at
FLY SWATTERS
10c. Fly swatters with
felt run‘ a: .. 7c
WAX PAPER
Waxed sandwich
. . 19:
5c.
paper. 5 rolls
ELECTRIC STOVES
£2130- Little Chef elec-.
trfc cook store. will
toast. broil, etc., 229
or 110 volts at $1.69
25 vnsmo‘ron sun! _
PALACE BOOTE
PAM‘ rm BUR-DINO
GRABiIAn
Our Lilla?6f
the MOS! UP tn
MW!
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Doze Style: a: the Host P
Goodyear Welt Soles and Rubber
new» A“ C010“
0N FOOTWEABV
'1': Complete. Youmnfind.
confirm
Remy.“
meats mififi-
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South Norwalk’s *’ Wing
- Corse‘tiere 89’- Clover
An 099011;an Time for the Bride, the Matron.
the ~(u‘rrmluatg31mlthe Vacationist to Supply Theme,
selves With Corsets, Hosiery, Brasm’cres, Gloves,
Underwear. Every Item »a Money Saving
Many More Bargains Ofigred Too Numerous
to Mcgltion.
_ Jeannette,
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CORSETS
$1.50 Corsets .. ..
$2.00 Corsets . . ..
$2.50 Corsets
$3.50 Corsets
$4.00 Corsets
$5.00 Corsets
SILK
UNDERWEAR
f$7.00 Satin Shadow-Proof or
Crepe de Chine $5 00
Petticoats ...... 0
$5.00 Heavy Quality Crepe de
Chine Bloomer $3.50 ,
$1.00
$1.50
$1.95
$2.95
$6.00 Corsets . . . . $1.95 5'99““ """"
$33.00 Crepe do C h i n e
. _ Envelope $1 95
Brassleres Chemise ....... .
and
Bandeanx
50c up '
$4.00 Jersey Silk Pertienats.
All ('hlnrs. .... $2.98
HOSIERY
Closing Out
, . $1.50 sm: Hosiery . .. $1.00
1Nerno Circlets 9.00 8511: Hosiery . . $1.49
Reg. $1.50 Circlet ..... $1.00 :33 Ex gouty“, if: $355
$3.00 Silk tam .. . $2.25
GLOVES cms
French Kid Gloves 5225 Emery .......... 39.49c
Short Silk Gloves ~ . ..... 95c Silk 80x ......... 75081.00
Long Silk Gloves ..... $1.39 Lisle Sox . ......... 39949::
Mme. Jeannette
56 South Main St. South Norwalk
Open Saturday Evening Until 9 P. H. (D. '1'.)
% Cut This out
} Clearance ’
ale
* SATURDAY, JUNE 5
, 1 00 ats _ {
* at $4.98 -
.. “’ere up to $15.00
All. Coats, Suits, andzsilk » . , **
1 ‘ Dresses at V2 Price
90 Washington Street South NorwiIk
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arm: If'flns' .AdIsPrescr teasm Wha‘
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Norwalk Chronicler