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The Polk-email «mooted luv-r
(Copyright 1922. by Johnny Graeme.
All rights reserved).
“1233! Ha! .Ha'" Mister Mini-Ly
laughed when Mingus Witchie chang—
ed the Policeman into a man with
whiskers all over his iace. so that she
might get his suspender buttons and
”be a. Very. very magical charm.
"Ha! Ha! Hu'” Mister Minky teased
them when he saw the Policeman
change to the whisker-ed man and try
a catch Minsua Witchies charm.
which she had placed upon the
ground.
But Missing Witchie tool: Raggedy
Ann's advice and immediatel) chang-
ed flie'man back into a Policeman
again and then. of course. they were
all right. The Policeman. Raggedy
Ann. Raggedy Andy and Nissan:
Wit'chie ran across the field to the
magical soda water tree and had a lot
pt ice cream sodas "For we can think
just what to do if we are drinking ice
cream sodas," said the Policeman.
fund. of oourso. you know this is true.
“for ice crown sodas are so good. and
inspecinlly magical ice cr'eam sodas.
you can think of all sorts of pleasant
things when you are drinking them.
“What did you wish to make if you
had been able to get the suspender
buttons off the Policeman's old cloth-
aa. Missus “'itohie" asked Ilaggo'dy
Ann. “I dmi't know." Missus “'itch-
ie laughed. “For 1 had not thought of
‘anything. But I was going to make a
wish that I wmild wish for something
which was: different from anything ‘I
have wished for in my magical park."
"You have so many wonderful
things hero." soul Raggedy Andy. "I
do not see What elso you could wisxh
for} “\‘ur I tithri " said the Poliom
man. as he filled All their classes again
with (‘hocolut e .9on9
After Raggedy Ann hod drank .‘ivo
Ch(u'(»l;x',- in- rumor: 90.3439 and two
Strawberry sodas. she turned to 3ii99~
us \Vitolm Hill said: “Do you know.
Missus \Vlt‘c‘hlr'. Cflf'r drinking SO
many or your low if: i-‘e mum) sodas.
I l'L-vl .19 if I will think of some way
131%"?le swim for you to find the Polioe-
man's old r-thes and get the suspen-
310.» buttons off them."
l‘l‘9 :3»! i»: ilis’t as quiet as micr- ”
Migatstfd Ragged} Midi. “and
Wm for you to grt thrT magic suspeno
der buttons. Missus “'itchle."
Raggedy Ann had already
to thinking. so the Policeman
Mimi: \Vmilll-mggedy Andy re-
mained In:ri‘vv7tl:v quiet ‘90 as not to dis-
‘rxtr ralgiz‘~-r’.;\' idolishts.
Hannah A: n ma ll"?
through llF'l' 33in hair.
u] hor "ml down
started
5:7?“7': into :1 lot of
fore lie-ml
lntu Ili'ty “finish-9. .
. wrinkks uni ell-l: "limit“ just mo;
any om: Mus \xlwz; tin-y or») Yhtl‘lklllg‘
real is M}; "Y‘Vntah ‘l .:t you (in all
rip and of :11' vi: :29 in Your in:
head." . nihilmnl 2.4;sz if. Allvh.
"SIM” vii-p» :w-i 75(29er ‘.'~’2‘c‘-ii~.
“You rum ’i~r'.:"n her . l: Himufa'
"I v .‘1! ‘7....l: en. .~ Haifa" ll um; Ll}
Ann 1‘”! mil-3. “3‘1"i“ .i;x9u.puint-
hag." ‘
Mlvlz-z \‘fll? ‘Illf', 2" How]: “I thought
onvv 3'»; . Lil'r'-l {moonlit fl.“ Ll way to
got fin illmlx‘ll'l"? llYIOE‘." off tho
C lcllln « 'iil"" npw .i- 1'1."
“I Lmv‘w . a: ll or.» when.
Ilium. 1‘. A. 4* ‘. to me and {spoil
0d it.“
"Alli: :9..::‘.l rlmniu vex}
quid Ei‘ Anlj. said. in sort".
”that ht i;.r-;uuptml Rnggrgl.
Alm' 5 ill" ‘UL “'1 is
“How “mild
your foraheml
kles salr‘xeétwl
:f M to: mm to sqlimtd
inm nothing hut wrini
the poliof-mnn. "My
... um». ‘(VIHVI mu w- mm
GATARRfl
OF THE STOMAGH
mm
_ with a mgm, blotted don.-
" sch. Food does no! math.
Instead it is a some of ninety, caning
pains, belching, dizziness and bad-
i
should be satisfiedwidi noting lens
Meanmhmmd.
qmiiehlmdywiflmmdg
linings of the stomach emidnhgbbod
idlnmmymd’wumflmlpuioa;
”ammwyhm
qneluaemhu 0! peopleth
5'" ”MEMO: Hang.
thin l in a btillltiful iod balloon stalling
perhnm flogged} Ann will think of a , ahoxe the trees. tow-m do Missus Witch-
:md .
First. 3
mg hands up;
then she pull- i ground whom
{mound and llll lmok mid git l‘ivm.'
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hands are strong and I Gould squeeze
your forehead into so many wrinkles.
I am sure you could think of lame
way to get. the clothes which disap-
peared. " “Let’s try it." Basted)? Ann
said. as she walked over to the big.
large Policeman. "But everyone must
remain very quiet or else I cannot
think " "\Ve will," Missusl Witchie
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The great his. large Policeman took
Raggedy Anus head in his strongi
hand and squeezed her forehead into
about. fifty wrinkles. and soon Rag-
gedy Ann said. in a. 'muifled, wrinkly
voice: “You must. wish to change the
PoliCeman's clothes into his old‘clotho
es, Misous Witchie. but you mustn’t
change the Policeman into the bad
man he used to beff “Wheel" cried
the policeman. as h? quit squeezing
Raggedy Ann’s forehead and smooth-
ed out the wrinkles. "You see. Miss-
take before?
into a stingy man and
us Witchie laughed to see how eanhi!
was. and placed her magic buttons
’upon the ground. Then she said
'Hokusy Pokusy. " and sure enough,
there sat the Policeman with his old
clothes on. \\ 1th his knife the Police-
man cut all the suspender buttons 0!!
his old pants and gnxe them to Mingus
Vi'i tchio. then Miss-us “‘itchle said
Police man with his policeman' s cloth-
es on again. “Now we will go to my
housn " mid Missus Vl’itchie. “And 1
will fix (vomthing just so. and then I
will m: lko the wonderful wish." "Let’s
no as quictlv as W: 0311' 9uggested
.zisrgcdx inn. "so that \lister hunky
“in not follow us and spoil your wish
inst “In n \01) make it.‘ "I knou
wh. z: I “Li do." said \liSSns VVitchin.
“I “ill “ish tor a hull 0011 now and we
will got in it and sail to m\ house.”
1nd vht not out her magic buttons
nml plucnd' them upon the ground and!
wished. “I wish that We were in a
balloon and sailing towards ms"
hou9zu " 'md shn had no sooner made:
the “1811 than the Policeman. Missusf
Vi‘itcliio. Raggedy Ann and Andx were
high
"Oh. 1113.3 0h. mv! 0h.
dear!" Minsus \Vitchie sud-
denly cried. “She must have n stom-
ach nclio.” said Raggedy Andy. “No."
Missus \Vitohio said. as .9110 sat down
in the bottom of tln- balloon bf‘ifikc't
hnd startod to cry. "I forgot and loft
all my magiw button: lying upon tho
I Wishful to he in the
iump to H19
it '9 house
dear! Oh.
lanllnonf 'Tl'on I will
olimh' J:
Raggovly Alld‘». and ho
"l‘ll gn.‘
over the edgo and juniped.
Moo.” snid Rzizcody Ami. on she
flowed Raggedy Anslv.
5:720 mo in: dolls tnml-lvd fl!
liven :«ti\ li‘imirfid .F- vi liinlixxhe n f”;
gnmpul. 'lm t this fi: 13'." ' llmrn
(Ann Pl'lP'i. (is silo \\’hil‘l€"l 01"!
3mm hoszidn Formally Andy. Sailing
‘zt'n own}.— i'rom them. the two dolls
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;teresting phenomenon throughout the
us Witchie. where you made yolir mis- ;
You changed me back ’
you should 3
only have changed my clothes."- Mime “
“Hokusy Pokusi " and there sat thei
i'ol- 3
("n-er and our",
they ;
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YORK 3m ' 21..m Elie r...
revival of'suapendm w mm: in—
country during the pestiyear, has
taken a new turn. , '
With the commit m'weaher
and themhedding mos. a. dilemma.
has arisen. No One wants to go
back to the uncomfortable tight belt
and yet no one wants to appear with
weknders in conspicuous evidence.
Various dealers and Wham
:have been worrying over this problem
land it waf‘hnally I01“! by the sus-
ppefidug monument-era noting in uni-
9m through their mediation.
suspender- are being mde wk!
mm under the shirt, which are
Ientirely invisible and yet which will
hold up the nether garments as et-
Weir as the old style.
, A belt is Worn loosely viii} this an.
rangement md as Xai- is {life specta-
tor know: the suspenders no longer
exist but in reality theyare buoys:
work making sport'ni’e for the man
of eccentric than: and insuring n
good fit for the unifies: trouser- now
so much in vogue“
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. ADMIRAL mmmzer- mo.
LONDON."June 20.—Admiral
Lewis Baumbnt. ‘ 75 retired, former
First Lord of the Admiralty and High
Commissioner to Egypt. died at his
home in Hunt Pier Point, Sussex. last
night.
In 1889 he married Miss Mary
l Eleanor Perkins. daughter of Charles
:C. Pt rklns. of Boston. She died in
70
Sir
PLIERQ PAY LlQl'QR FINES.
BINGHAM‘TON. June 21 ——George
Crumey ot’ Goshen. said to be a for-
mer mechanic for Eddie Rickenback-
er. was fined; .3150 for transporting
whiskey in nn'aeropiano from Platts-
burg to Houses Pointa and F. B. Rus-
sell of New York Btyf. a former air
pilotxin charge at the machine. paid
a. fine of $675.
I?
could sae an mm“:- R
11931!
"Shucks” fined, '
thin-ea of the St. Louis Browns, pom
senses the famous “radeoaway” ball:
that am Christa; Matthewapn the:
world's mates: MEI“, according to
lee Pohl, manager. .
.. Fohl said he believed that Pruettc’s
fade—away" seemed super-lento that.
at the “old g mastef'eaoecaose
Shula” throws filth his left hand;
which gives the hall
xerse twist.
LISTS “ALMOST Emma”
WASHINGTON, June 21.
310113. lawn tennis, etomology. the
weather, medicine. international inn-
guage And many other activities,
movements and sciences are being fur-
themed by international organizations
at some sort. A handbook; of inter-
maul organization an. shat been
issued by the League of Nations "at
Geneva. Some 315 gasociations. bur-
eaus and We” are «included
with a short mm of their objects. .
OLDESI‘ mm; om? IN U.S.
CLEVELAND. June 21. — George
Wallace. more than 74 years old and
who is reputed. to be the oldest fire.
chief in the United States. has just
celebrated his fifty- iourth~ vear as 3
Cleveland fireman. On- the last day of,
his fifty-third year Chief Wallace per—
sonally answered nearly half of
twenty-one alarm that came in on
that date. .
Surenelief
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necessary to ensure perfect health. For
relieving aihnentn of the
powers - such as biliousness, eonv
stipation, sick headaches, minimise——
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We
thousands of women to:
past. They are convenient.
gentle' in action and positive in their 239
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T odav at $10.90"
standard of quality.
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tire value.
it £3
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Value by the general
run of tires.
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mimos-
In mam
Where You
Can Buy
this value before
30 x 3 5'2 «$10.90
H ShcekstfallwlunUSCO
established the $10.90
price range they have rec-
ogn'nted it as a \alue
‘2’; 30 x 31/; usco at
’ $10.90 think back
. 3 «g; for a minute as far
as you can remember-USCG.
The truth isthat men have
alwajs found USCO an out-
standing money 5 worth no
matter what its price.
maintains its established
And became of the new
price, it sets a new index of
~ ' Men rwho‘ have used
USCO have never been
inclined to measure its
“H .1213 Cycle 3 Kardwnre co.
100;“! HM” Sc... Sanctum-wail
5. Mae .
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beyond any possihle
comparison. .
A still. greater
money’s worth
:11 a n. e v on
USCG itself
hadrcached
USCO before
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for Men
' . Made by ; I
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~ Co. in W
These are made of a
Wide web elastic for
comfort. A width which
does nothind the leg
and with one single
grip. 35 cu.
Double grip. -50 do.
The new adjustable;
for men who prefer
them. 50 ch.
Round elastic gartexzs
for sports wear. -
35 and 50 ch.
Men’ 3 Wear Section
Main floor, front.
Betty Beads
ChainCo.
Few products of my
city have met with
such popularity as
these dainty little
chains which are worn
so universally. All the
newest colors and pat-
terns are Shown this
week.
in, SilVflT,_iIl gold, coral,
jade, sapphire blue and
jet.
$1.80
for along stung' .
J eweiry Counter.
‘ AM“ in the
shape of a finger ring
set with many colored
jewels. it is a copy of
the ring worn by Ru—
dolph Valentino, and_a
.4“; M4"
7‘ he; goldfieafed.
vaults hate been placed around
'Wi
given with every ring
purchased.
Priced $1.00
Jewelry Counter.
Rubber; Goods ,
From Canfieki Rubber
Co.
Braden, Bathing
Cups and Shields. in all
sizes and many difier—
ent grades. Displayed
on center counter,
_ main floor, near front
entrance.
TRINITY CHURCH NOTES.
Aimut twenty of the members"?
the “Yemen's Guild were entertained
by Mrs. Samuel ‘W. Hoyt, Jr., at her
an alter cottage, Compo Beach yes—
te Y
“’ch will be started next Monday
outhe renovation and redecoration of
the church interior. and will be fin.-
inked by the latter part of July. The
work will be so planned and carried
out that thorn will be lib interruption
whatevorxoo the summit-services. nor
will. there be any necessity to trans-L
for the nmioos to the parish hall for
a single Sunday. The: contract will
also he. let very shows! for the ne'-
poiring and repainting of the phurch
epire. The cross on the summit, will
The rood screen will
arrive next week audit: is hopedfliat
it run? he grinned in time for the
dalmatian on Sunday, July 2.
Amongst other improxemenm cement"
the
rector? the. Lard has been graded
mid needed and the parish hoarse mi
north oi vfl'fi’. chin-ch ”also been
. glowed up mi rest-anal and seeded;
one. more new furnace is u: be wide
no the coil of three recently placed
The “Sheik? Ring
Roiom Point on the nturn trip can.“ c...
p. :33. With the extentmn of mo real; 0;— .
lent-here; adults ate ml ised not {9‘ (eaicidif‘
heard this .migl car. Further ir.- 2
validations to the memlxgm o: the
school next Sunday.
‘ .er and Mrs. Aubrey Corishn
., men—Mrs. irving Bordon;
’ Another}: : Plankton;
Samaria; lion-mm; homage—Mrs.
R6810 C0
(Minded (657
132' store Bose; daily at 6 o'clock
is Home Products Week
Weidhch BfOIher
.Silverwue, the very pieces that v. a 1 v: - .
one and use every day is made .n l2 ‘
dull finished silver over at the W eiu‘ y: 7
{fun Sandwich and Bread Plat C .:
Water Jugs, have artistic designZs’; ll aka: Baskets “’5
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edges which make very efllectixn h-‘5'23’C ”53””
pieces are quite plain, especga“; .953 W1; 9.03:;
smoothly finished and Colonial m desF: 2
There are Cake Baskets m Dutch 9:1 .2 - ~
6d a soft gray, with quaint little lie-:73.» 5.4
work around the edges and on theh anglu ;, ‘
All runner of Smafl Novelties, us. ‘
things which help to make the home 2. w"
also made m large variety. Some c l :1
the desk lamps and incense bumcr‘ . f
or bronze finishes. ‘ ‘ ‘
Stop at our Sfiv'er Section and Examine Tips.
. All Made in Bridgeport
Sandwich Trays
Vegetable Dishes
Bread Trays
.Salad Bowls
f‘T
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Candles: ii A
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L‘all
Incense
Gravy Hunts
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1-:
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Casseroles Bnn Ban 1"};
Pie Dishes Salt and 7.3.3.2“;
Muir: ‘i . f‘ :5:
' Puritan Records
Me by The Bridgeport Die and Machine Company
A Good Record for 49 cls.
v-
This list is a large one .\1 : - 3 -~ ;;;;; ;»
dance records, but the. seleczwns . 1-3,;
to the real music lox er. Old. loti- 154-33;
songs, both in solo work and lllLiiC ...:_,::::::.
Ask to hear some of thew 11:7:
in the l‘aSéillénlStwl'C.
The American Fabrics Laces
r.
There is an attractive showing in oath _ 53.0031
adjoining the tea room on the sec 321:3 user.
This shows the elabome L 7' , 1119.22.35,
bolsters or pillow coverings.
There is :1 beautiful Sp?I
crib spread, which when an
pensive afiilir.
Many other ar rticle s whim. 9
wars in which the edgin as 3 3 ‘
and which sugg cost .rigmal ‘.\';l_\> iv; 3.42:1:
There' is also a v or 1.113
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MJHQ, I JIlfJPIWPQI
A Bridgeport Product Duo' w L .152:
Children's Vests of line Made it». ll? Bilge-
kniiied gauze, high pCl‘tI :---:‘: 53:- ;any.
neck, short sleeves or ‘ ’
athletic style. Pantsi n
trunk length.
Priced 59 and 69 c.-.
QCCOI’Olng t0 :iES .
,.
m—Giflg’ Ribbed K"::-.*.s,
L Shell finish 1:
23.11115. ‘
50am} 5:”; .7
according 1-.
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all of which has been paid for ‘ "
special funds raised. for 131; c
purpos—os, leaving the curries?
{mid inmct.
the parish.
Next Sunday the Church
will meet, for the last session mm‘ _ '
mulalle of September. The :‘Tl:1”"‘ »
5.53;, I
Outing ofwthe, Parish will take 1" wnfl ..... a
at inoion Point Park on Ti: ".15
June 28. The. momhvrs 0151‘; ‘§ ’ g;
church school are instr'lcltti t0 in mi Fgég ‘45,; g
the special car on the loop at Sm .: .
ll'l .. :
Norwalk railivay station, at ll :1.
This car will law.»
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daylight sax ing. r 1‘,de .
Plans aré 'l'geing laid for an attend-
endefii several hundred people at
the “Flare 'Champeire” (lawn fest-
leaf) to be given on the church lawn
*tomozrcw (Thursday) afternoon and
night. The following ai‘o some of
the ‘t’eaturen: Orange two-J". $5
Eloise "Leonard; oandv —- Girls‘
Friendly Society; cake sale—bet an}: \'
this}: ice cream—+3119. Daniel Soy-l-
jcec crnani
hot (inf-TS-
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