Evening sentinel, Thursday, June 22, 1922 · page 2

 

 
 
 
 

 

I(Copyrtgm, 1922. by Johnny Gruelle
All rights reserved).
When Raggedy Ann. and Raggedy

‘AndJ iumpe'd from their“ balloon in!

which they were calling with ‘Mim:
'Wltchle and the Policeman to Missus
thchie'l house. they turned over and
over and over and over as they tell to
the earth.

Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy
had jumped from the red balloon be-
came Minus Witch“ ,hlyl .. forgotten
her magic buttons and 1136' left thou).
lyingxm the ground just where they
lay when she had worked liar magic
charm to make ‘the red balloon.
"Where Minus Witchie inane her mls.‘
take.” thought Raggedy Ann. as one.I
whirlvrimver and over in her fall.
“was when she wished for all 01 115 to
lv- in the balloon sailing to her house. ‘_

it Rho had just wished for the balloon
Ind then picked up her buttons and‘
'0:1 climbed into the balloon, we
Would have been all right." As Rag-I
gcdy A‘l'm flipped over and over. she!
hmnagcd to catch 'ltag'gedv ' Andy’s.
hand and so they i‘tll togctllcr. And.’
as they ft“ silk 1): Side. they could
knlily talk to each. when. "'1“ bet!
we hit the ground very hard."
Clinggcdy Andy. "Indeed. we
Raggedy Ann luugllillgly
"Won't we go ‘blump?' " "
. "I W‘Olldtl' if we Will come down.
11.n555h1re near the place when: Mlssus'
Witcllll l1- it her magic buttons?" Rug-
gedy And5 3.1m. ‘
‘ "Oh no!" Raggedy Ann rvpliul.
“You know. we had traveled quite a
.iiil-tnncc in the balloon bot‘orc Missus
_Wltchie said anything about forget-
ting tllut shl» llnd lett her magic but-
tons behin _

““11 are not for from‘ the ground."
raid ltlrglredy Ann. “I hope we don't
got {upturn-ll on :1 lIlnlb in thzlt- trot"
down thi‘i‘t." '

As [luggudy Andy turned over in

will."
replied.

1hr ulr. he could Sm; the tree Just be-
low lilt'lll. “I'm afraid WO-" Rug-
gmlr .511on Iwam just about about tol

{my he was "afraid they._ would get'
insirlml ill the ‘trce when. éurc enough,
«he two dolls struck the top branches
ol lhc- lit-r 11nd bounced up in the air.
'Ruggnh 51111 had to let go oTRag-
wgedy Andy's ' hand “KY both hit the
..ilr:lnchos so hard. They enjoyed the
great honnce up in «theolr again. but
when they started dovin again they
wu'c separated and each wont bounc-
ing down from onc- limb of the tree to
:onnlhor: “Now we are ill {or it."
laughed lincgwlv Ann. as ehc came to
:1 stop with hl'r skirt rantencd on the
‘lip of :1 mm» mu] llol' hczld dangling.
.tlown towards tilt‘ ground. "VVllcrc'
‘arv you. Raggedy .‘.'.nd_1"?" shc czlllcrl
’as loud “5. her ‘Raggcdy voicc would.
"L’lt‘l’lllll, "l'ln i'ns'tcllcd‘to 11 pit-('11 oi‘.
jstick 11p atom" you," lmgg‘le Andy
Icrlllul Mick. “\":-it until I 5m3'
_uround :1 hit. .1 can 8‘30 you down

i
;‘th.'l‘t'. 11nd if .5'ourv'5'igglr- too much!
' l
‘l

c.5011 may t- 411' 5ou1' prctty dross." ling—
.Igcdy Andy wigglcd. and twisted and.
kickul. lie squirmed and waved his
arm .lml pushed attains t tlll limll with.
his mgr fl ct Finally something wont
-—-“l“.lpp"—41n-l R uggcdy Andl5 should
«loll. "l'm looso." as he lumhlcd down
must illglrclly Ann through the:
-br11nchrs and leaves until he in! upon ‘
'thr- ground with a soft “Thump?!
f'Tm down." he called up to Raggedy:
"Ann. ".\'o55' I will climb up and are}
fit I 0:111 rnacll you." Raggedy Andy;
.‘wns not :1 w-ry good t'l'lmlwr. llllt ut't—l
or l‘nllinl: (11’1“.1'1 tn-r- trunk live or 9'15
limo“. llc infill-”120T"! to l'cnch thr- ln55'-,
cot limb and from morc up to tho
limh 55'hm'1- :xigzcdy And hung: tho
:(‘linllill’lfl was busy. "This is lots or-
‘fun." said Raggedy Alld5. as he sat

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_ Owing: to tho 1:1i1'1 and x!.vlllpll<>.~'s.
,IthC'IVV'llirm .\. A. 55113-1 column-Hull to
-posipnmv LI:~,- l‘nrmtr cestumc iallt‘o..
thll 55:15 In in: 11.4.: 'i'llt'fl'lily “5'1“.llllL".
on tin-i1: lull‘. sfrounla‘. l«‘o'.'Ill1.~ lu-nc-
.tlt of tin— l. 11:: number of pooplv- u'ho
'-h.'1l \ll'“ 11.11'1 i losiu vii-.4 til" ‘11:1.'1."-Cvr.~'
7’ d'-'~ ill 1.; tutu ‘I’nl Phil] 1:11:00 is
lla-xt‘ler'w‘Jy rmv—
{ft which ‘iillf'J‘i‘JN

.121 3.1-: 11:1 ll lllllll
".niulx. June 27th.

3116p“ in Ho l‘n5'an-fl with good “3‘31“-
3 ('1'. :rls'r: mm A good display 11" WN-
:tuvnl-H. its :1 must Silitflivlc griz' l' in
‘ lw- :155':'lrlt"‘. to (in mm? Musinlllw‘
‘('mlyl.u . . ~
\25 [hrl‘l' Rut-mu in l'.-- ”1.350 '1, "115'.
‘ urnlvr H11" irzlprr-«sirn, that thir‘: Vl;l3'.l"‘.
:5 for 1'111'5' thus": in ('l'-Stunt”. 51’“.

. 5101. ll lil.’ :51 H10 lil‘dil‘f‘ '57"
,till 15:51 intinn to givo this (~»5.-':v!‘.'n'";:
(111110 1 r lill 1'1'1'11015- m ps-m'mll.
1~rlti;.1l.liil;.'. .71. ill" lw-a't form om: r'v‘.4«
:tumt- ,,,. llo comumrz 95'371'5' on» '2: .1.~'~
' guru-f1 (It 1': good lil‘ni'.

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.air they Jumped.

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‘upon the limo ammo 1mm

lunfasten you 11nd let you go oounc‘fng
leaves to thca
“See it m can pulljne up"

down through the
wound " I
to the limb. " said Raggedy Ann, “For
if you untasten mo and det me‘ drop
down through the branches fifl‘filflvl
may get caught again on 3 .lim
where you cannot reach me. Y 966;
my dress just reaches out and an ,
catch every twig I pass when I: l
“I ll cat 11 hold of your feet. 03
gedy A ." said Raggedy Andy: we»;
don't kid: and wiggle too much and
maybe I can pull you up to the limb. "
Raggedy Andy Dunn Enl- pumd
until he pulled Raggedy Arm up the

limb. then, with ml lfim aoout each '

other. the two Raggedys sat, and
laughed at the trouble; they had just

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‘That 5'35 11 lot of
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pal-111ml through.
full " sold Raggedy Ann.

.atreeuexceptas’tred tobeandureoperatedoumusor
W¢"‘OW uwfi’tfiu ordurmuce ghaltmearn' £111!

stationary oi.’ nil—'57? venom. W occupied 03* not “all mawmaor or
engine or other power source be or be not in operation. ”Every vehicle used

 

ctton 2mm:— ot 'slowly moving vehicles hall cause the some
whé’i’r motion uponmny public street to keep mi 1151+?“
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: tlon on 3115 street as to obstruct any driveway or prime was con!
t—ruoh stneet. . .
" “i Section 7.—u—No operator or any whicle on any: otlthe following named

' parade procegkion. or public display. upon any p'uhllc
‘IrCity or Norwalk. without first obtaining a 55' ritten m

air-any public street in which the parking or vehicles is panama u‘filess such
15—33333} s‘hmll be so pincer! that “Shaikh-.111: wheels. when stationary. shall.

will permit. be within a distance of twelve inches from the curb
and multimately'pulrllldl to mercurb- todhe right of such velglcleA 'ellcept on
in from or the Natl-walkable where welxlcfi 3531!;
peither the back or the front to and at. tight'atngles with the-ch21). «f s

istpp and start. the same immediately upon a signal 31519.in afiy policeman or
unpaid omcer, .. ..
, Section 6. who Id'oc‘ntor o! -cvery vehicle upon a public street when
'turnlng such a. vehicle to the right into another ctrcetjhgll cause the someto
'turn the corner as near to the right hand curb as is practicable.

Section 6. -——-'No operator shall cause or permit any vehicle in his care or

ar.-r.

' custody or under his control to atop or to remain sanding. except in an
.. emergency. within the intersection 01. any street: or within ten feet of and

feet of any street corner. or in such Ia posi-
‘11: to

fire hydrant or within twenty/dive

:itreets. to wit; Washington Street between the railroad' bridge and Wéter
street South Main street between the railroad bridge and Monroe street.
W'egt Washington street. between the railroad bridge and Franklin street. North

’ Main street. bétween the railroad brtdte and Ann street, Wall street between

the railmadibvm‘e and Hour Square; and Main street between Wall street and
mum street. 1111111140 direct or operate the came upon any of such streets so on
to cause such Winkle to turn or proceed in any opposite direction thereon from

, which it was proceeding before being so turned.

or participate in any

get or greets m‘ the

t so”- {to do from the
Mayor of said City such permit to designate the approximate number." of per-
sons or vehiclei to participate and be in said parade. procession. or public dis,-
p135. and to nil-the:- specify the route ito be taken by such par-aide: procession,
or public display and the time when suchw 10551051..“ mp1 dis-
play. shall start. and the approximate 1139M

Section 858—61570 person or persons blull parade

 

 

or public diaplav. shall stop: and the Mayorpt 53.1de shall have the power
03:11:- und orderly passage: of stroll parade, proces—
sion. or public» displatvx'v. 0“ the City and may forbid the running or opera-
tion of strcct cam and other vehicles upon the strce‘ts during such time as
such parades. processions. or public displ: 15's am to take Ward which rcgula -

lull ir om the iulrloon line? It “d5 in“ ltlon shall he unnolmcc'd in one or moré newspapers or said city at toast twenty

like going down in an olcyutor 01115
550 went .1 lot taster.
‘ It 55'ould not have bet u 5-t1'y much

fun though it we had not been Imadef

four hours before such regulations are to lit-come ci‘t’ccthv and shall he bil-
forccd 115' the Police Department and CH5 authorities in the same manner «in
the ordinances of this cltv.

“‘wctlon 9.-——Polic(- lire departments. Potted Sinus

cmr—rgvnc 5" rc‘pair

01 Cloth and stuffed “uh nice ole-111.113," Vehicles. and ambulances. shall hart thc right of way through any street

Wllltt‘ soft cotton.’ A .

ry and find Mlasus “ltchic‘o magic
buttons." suggested Raggedy .fndyn
"I know 55' hot will he more tun.‘ 'sam
Raggedy Ann, as she walked out tow-
ards the 11nd of the limb.
Raggedy Andy " Raggedy Alid5 tol-
lowod Raggedy Am: out to the Np and
ol‘ the limb to bouncing up and down
and when it was going good. thé5
cuugllt hold 01‘ hands and tountnl
"0111' ’l'55'o' 'Illl‘t‘lu " ' and up into til.
“\Vll'!" they cried
11;: ll‘lt‘}‘ tuz'm'd own and 05'ch
21-115 Ann and inlggcm ‘ndy t‘l'll With

7:1 great at splash rignt ill the cont-‘1' ol

1 llllln lvlook 1211. laughing and shout-
in: ”105 kicked and splashvd and
nigglcd until they got nahorc. '.\'o5':
lo't 5 run so thzfi we will not nice and
dr"5. ” said Raggedy Ann as she took
lllllzguiy's \llcly's ' hand

But. after running awhile and T(. .-l-
ing n55hilt- and ill! .1 running some
more. ltngg'mh Ami suddenly stopped
and bull: 'llo 5011 know what.
gcdy Andy?" "No what?" Raggedy
Andy 'l1~pliml. 55'115'. ” said Itag‘ued5
Ann. "\5'0'5-0 ham running: all this
time. and (rich step has taken us for-
Him :155115' from 55hmo Missus \V‘ltch-
“"5 buttons on. "No you huy'cnt"
:1 5'o‘lcc not {111' :15":15' cried. ”Fm i
hn'sc- Nissus ‘\'h(‘hl-"S buttons in my
"It :~' .‘lllvnkIv ." win. mor-
"55’hnt over in the

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510:” ‘wi 1105?."
cd ll'l' I: ’15 “51111
nmll shall 55'r1 do
“T hnpo ho do! ~=11't know ”165' HT“
n1. mic lu'. ttons. " llazcodv Andy ‘suid.

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SHOHTAGIC 0F COTTON ”IX NIKKI-
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fl'mn cotton glowim: -olil.TJ'cl~5. 0599-
civil-5' from lil‘ 1 my: :1 lrgioll. “lug-h:
t‘ll.» c'rontcr part 0.3 tho crop is pro-
1111’" -l. inrliciltr‘ i‘wt thorn will lm r1
'sllortncw (I\""i‘. normal production this
5:11 1' ol' almoct 1’1'7.H‘Ml~r1l-~<. ‘Tllo‘prml‘
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lrnl only tile mlg'fi'r in“. other }nom~
Alfred‘

1"tl10 family 'nwnke.
lurker. lllJl Ayomlnio FL, E. Livor-
5mm", 11.. “rim-s: "I («insider it my
duty to ritz- anti tall the results of
'l‘oir-y's lioni'y and ‘i‘rl', which I used
C—l'-"' m5- Ln};

7r1'01n a lyrollcrim couch for 7 or 8
“wk“. lélcy's Ilonu5 and Tar has

done Lim 55'on'ilorlnl' good. and I wall.
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nlnnys recommend it." It
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Nell-walk
89 Wall 82..

From the Cellar to the Roof . WegCan, Furflflih .
Everything :1 Mason Will Need in ' -
Building Your Home. .-

AND THEN—-

When the House Is Finished You W111 W801: Settle

THE N ORWALK COAL& SUPPLY CO

Coal and Mason Material

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with are hereby repealed.

 
 

- ‘1 and through 11115 procession.
‘ l .ot 5 climb down the tree and hut—J

8&inn 10. —~'l‘hc operator or drh 61' ot 11115'5'0l1lclc.on the approach of {my
Iamhu‘nncc 11115 iiit' (‘nglllt m '1115' other firc apparatus slmll lmmcdtatch draw
up said 5ehiclc (15 near as practicable to the right hand curb and parallel
thereto and bring it to :1 stop ‘ ,

Section 11. ——-'i'llc operator of any \chlclo shall not park such 5chlcle in
those portions of the higlnv'zu or streets 111‘ rcinnl’ttr dL'St‘l’llK‘d to wit:

The southerly one half of “'3“ sin 1t t50t55'ccnwueline. one hundred feet
.Wuesterly from and parallel with the Western curb lino ofCommcrce street
prbduccd ilOl‘thl‘ll)’ and the top of Alli! Hill: the clortilcriy. (mo-lint! of Wall
rtrcct. between the ("llfilcl‘ly lino ol‘ Rivrr stru-t illld‘mlt‘ top of and Mill 11in.
] The full uidth. Iol’ Commolcc strt-ct for the distance." of cixty-t‘lvc feet
southern from tho abuthcrly line 01 Wall strut. ‘

The full width of Main shoot from tip northcrl5 line of \‘l‘all s'zccl {cl
(hf distuum or our hundred and seven“ 1‘15 0 (wt on tho oastrrl’y sidc and of
one hundred and eighty-five toot a tire westmly sldc

’l‘hc westcrty ono- half of South Maul strcrt r1 om its northerly end to :1 lilac
twcnly- five fret sputhcth.’ of ard pasmlml with the I<outl50rl5 curll lino m
Momuc streetcxtcnded c.15ttrl52, ' " ' ’

The 55'eslerly_one~h<1h‘ of Ninth 'Mnln slrcrl for ”£0 distance of one
nutldrc d and llil5 lct'l southerly from lilt‘ sulltl‘.('r3\ Hill of £113.: “(0931ng-
11011 strcct 1 vtcndcai 55'.csterly .

3 The southerly onc- hall of East woullmgmr. «lrcct to (1 point nyenty-m'c
fell taster” from and parallel with tho czlstcrly curl; of “star clrcct ox-
t1 11110 11 nor till L'Ll- .

"lln Llltillr ar.1 1 Ulldl r tllc “Washington sirvrt rlilroad hridgc

Th1 llOltllt'rly 0111 -11: III of 1’ as: \‘ashiulzton bli' M for 1th distance oi’ on,
llumlnd and titty fut eastern from and 11.11.1llcl wit )1 tho. {1.181(th cull) 01
north Maln‘ s‘troct 15111111111 southerly.

Ifl‘ln c-lsterh our-11:1! 1“ ol‘ North Main strum iyln: northerly irom tho
cxtcnslou 550slcxl5 of tll noxlllcriy cu'lh ol l-Znst “Huntington street 11nd ex-
t1 ruling to allné 1"mnl'd ly5 extruding (watt-rt! thc'northca'iy run; or 55 Master
street.

”‘lht‘ lit-1.1 lxi55c-on .1 lint on .\ortl1 Main Stfl‘t'l one hundred and seventy-
live {tr-t northerly from 1nd parallel with the non‘lcrty dine of curb or “’03!
5‘5 .1~l11.1<rlon street 1 yltudul 1:1 «0115' and I line on 555w: Sl’nshinglon street one
1111111..'ui .nid lifh l'u-l 551-stL'll5' from and familial leth theaveswl'ly curb of
Ixorill Main étnctt 1 5t1- ndcl south: riy:

\tlsl “contusion slrccl liemccn Railroad avenue and a line twenty five
f-ct wcstcrly 110115 and par: “(l with {he «festhlly want: 0! anklln street 0»
tcndul northerly. , 5

Si ctlon f2. ——-'ll11 operator of :1le véhiclc may-p.111: said vehicle for not
more than twenty lnillllt. s continuum,
slut-ts hon illlutor «lulcrzih 1'1 in 55ft:

'llu ~.. su- mini» 01 .\ mill :51. 11:15 street. Emu Huntington. outset. South Main
strut} north ol‘ Momm s: I'wi. .md 55’lst ”Washington street. All 55 111011 parking
is not pl'olzil-itwl uni-'l' >3 «glion ll oi‘ gilis‘m'dhlnnm 170001696411!“ ulln'ehiclcs

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llil'lll tlll' i'l‘llls o.’ t|1i- auction the provisions attention. '3 and 6 0! this
0: din 1: c- mural ‘1'x 025L151 1"1111 OUC'I'Qd. '17
\1 1t“) 1 111— Tm 1 \1:"'lll'1li‘S 01 M11] warrior nu wmgfand ”P lllllnefl
Tbilil
and 1 mm: .Hnm: iii-s1 +.h..!l livalg'n 11-1 suchtextré Grand Wr signs MI.
1111 1 rl llnlh :1'. 3115:. 1.1 h no 11 inking- anon and Ducal intuition-31:13:: area. and
t! r- l: mirth ul' tinn .1.15 \L‘hll’it 11m5-bulesally
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:ll- l'1l‘lrj55 l llmll 0111'
llalmlrml {pm from «lie-re" ‘sui’ll 50115050 15213 lllstmndlng the time such
5-xl1l1-le- shall hlu‘o 1011111111011 in all oi said powtibn: 151111 be reckoned tort-thcr
'11 (ompuling the time the some has been standing within the moaning ‘ol
this ordil'..a.nce _ . -

Section 1 5.-.\’othillg in this ordinnngl contnim'i‘ié l‘lffe'n’ded'lo"fircvcnt
vehicles with dispatch.

Suctiop ll: —\'0 pulll: c conveyancezvrhilc wailing for emplo5mcpt rlmll
im permitted by member-am or person in chi-W: tlwre 515m pork upon the
streets ot thy city except '15 litremaftcl desiur. all: 11.. to ‘wit: '051 High :trcet on
the western. side l.l10r(ol‘ and 011 Knight sheet on the wcflol 15' side' thm'x'mz- :21
ill:- Second Tax“): District. at 1110 public. parking area." on he easmr‘lv side at
Railroad 215' 011510 southerly from Washingto'n‘élrcct. " “r" - 1.

Sect ion 17.-A—.\o plflllié‘COnv-eyuuce s‘h‘ull llc moppéd'-'b5' the optr'ltor
thereof. lor the. purpose of discharging ynssellgéré Ofr any astral; Gchpt at
the curb. ‘

i-‘ectiml ls.-—E\'ccpt as herein prmided' the xlfl'fkl'l'lg‘ offli'chiclca on high-

lines and the operators shall. in tho interest. and legumtidn oi traflm. be sub-

"" pact to the, orders and directions of “1115 ‘policeu an 01 traffic otficer. and lag-limo

to miefi'rvc or obey the order of ”am pollcom.m—or tragic office: shall con-
ctitute and be :1 5iolntian of this ordinance and punishable accordingly.
Nothing in this orrltlmnce contalnrd is mien deal or shall be construrd (o
outhorizc the use of any highwayor street or any part thereof. for the stor-
age 0. any vehicle or vehicles.

. Section 19. —~'i‘hc 5lIolation of any or ”H“ regulations made 135 the Mayor
under the provisions 01531961219154 0:? '6r'dinancé 6&31 Waist/0.59.2111 be 'a‘.‘
5iolarti'on "of this ordinance and Ennis ble :acgordmg‘ly. '

wort forthwith at police headquarters. “Sulfir'tng shall captain fianumlmr and'
description of the vehicle .and a- mmomndum lot the violation and .a like.
lmermorandum «shall be filed 1555 such polim omcer 55161 t!
~the desk at the time of such odolation. 'Irr'fl'ie e5. " -
lied shall fall to report to police headquarters as '
mode and a warrant for his mzzesnissued. '.:.,-w
section 21. -1511}: persorL;_o$a$1ng any proy isio mm
on conviction be iincd not more. than fifty dollars {or each. . ‘
Section 22.—-AIll ordinances and» parts of ordinan '

Adopted by the Council of the City or.
June, 1922.

Apmmr'ed this 201130115- of June, .1922.

 

son using. operatlnc owning.- or having the custody or rol of? 5”mole
being used. opmtedkot" ata'elolied upon a. puma. ctr-get. got “1: k" or '
"parking" as m in Ink ordinance shall mean“; at}: [13>in 11 leaving

{or fag conveyance of passengers :or hire shall be a. “public conveyance." . 5. ,
the‘l‘fitifit «313.11le "

Section 8 —-The operator of any vehfcle shall not stop or fiat-E tn? same '

dwtth.

Section 1—115... operator of every' vehicle and of every street car shall] .

. The all bouts, sloop and schooner rigs, are things of be

‘u-QI

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figure is made of god strong pink.
'brochc. T hiscorsct has an elastic to

Ely in those pmtlons‘ot‘ «tire highwayr or.

50 p.111“ .1 shrill Ur plam'd in :1 singledlno ‘and chat inane: mmlng'ol‘ remotes '

 

 
 

 

Ives' Mechanical Trains' and Boats

Thctfacgt that theseare t03/§,- and not a arel or 5
nature, in no way lessoni the importance: -ofpfhe industr5?meming
structed with as much care and precision as if they really

art in the world’s activifies. From start to finish these boats
Y'Bndgeporf'péople. :Eaéll individual 1'11 this buSy organization ha:

 

lartask. Whether it be the shaping of the diminutive tracks pam'i
2530512111 parts, or adjusti‘n‘g‘; the batteries used, to say nothing of
cooperate to produce triads and boats which are perfect Specimens ..-

The dyes used fatpainting the trains and boats are the m
their kind. These colorings are applied in various way; 1113
“bakmg” are pronounced safe for even the most inquisitive chili

mammal: systems, as Well as methanical ones

senger cars, engines arid cabooses, all in right order. Stations

phores, signaltowers and all kinds of switches, correct :11 del .lil 11:11.. 1

ful places.

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with polished base and deck, sails and masts in right pro , “T131116
the latest work of an expert craftsman

Torpedoea, Suhmmes, and all manner ofs all i‘OiZS '
Dispky shown 111 Fairfield Ave. window.

The PxedFern'Corset

for medium stoutfigurea

Women 5vrtl1 fullvfig‘ures are se-
lecting a coiset with :1 very low bust,
and with good hip suppo'ts which
give the form a slendering line. This
model is made of heavy coutil, and
sizes run up to 40. The price is $8.50

Another 11101161 for the tall full

 

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hold the diaphragm, and another
heavy elastic over the hip. This is . N11».
$10.00 '

Satin 3m; -SQr Slippy-

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We advise that any on: buying-:1. 53:55 :12: .3. 5...... I, .
good corset should-have it .illci. it .

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saves the trouble of tnlng ' on, ..s the “ e 'm r J" " ' ~-

corsetiere k1i0ws the rig-lat 6211, the
proper way of putting it on, and can
adjust the forgot to youroxm tlgure.

'nle Importance of the Basic...-

Satin Boudoir SE 7., »~
1611:1181 L053: 1:5 {- :.
light and 5.1;}. 2 ‘

def.

55an.211 are. .léfarning that the.
fashionable gown is dependent on ,-
the under line for grace and good
form. When the slender line of youth A Surpiic a
has" passed,the corset must support . .
the figure. No longer are corsets A 3'1 1me- “W
heavily boned, or still“ in their con- open in front.

stru'ction. , ,

. The corset of silk brocade is light-
ly boned, yctgives the right support ~
Thereforcthc thebrassierc is important
as it covers the line. and one feels un-
cozscted, andat "the same time there
is a lficand grace which cannot be
cm by a still" and controlling-

which go 370;:le :‘1':
like a sss‘n in 3125:.
a sheer 5511351 '

brown, blue. j :49.

Sizes 38 l 1. 1.
Spain:

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lay 9f Bridgeport Products

Of 3 Similfic
The<e t0‘ 5 3p: .. a.

W 576 10 like
and Us? 115 .73 made-

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New Prices
On Daniel Green
Boudoir Slippers

Satins and F=’

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111'ka not «limited parking:

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position to aulothl 1' or ulilrr pbsliimrs within Ill't“

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