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Below is printed the tenth of the ballots tor a straw vote for the senti-
-t Farther citizens of Norwalk regarding the proposal to purchase the
ews~property on \Vest avenue for e. site whereon the various civic omces
. city. such as the administrative department, the police and tire depart-
' . and the courts will Have a home.
{"130 plan was tirst broached by the Kiwanis club, which when its com-
fleo reported. adopted the recommendations that ballots be printed asking
‘ . ‘5. vote of the. sentiment of the people.
‘ , 1.2m out the ballot printed below, sign your name and address plainly. and
‘ to the "Straw Vote Editor" in care of The Evening Sentinel.
.A vote/will be taken for the entire week so that everyone may‘flll out the
printed below. ‘
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““21315 CLUB BALLOT
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1'? Do you favor the purchase of the Mathews property on West ave-
;nue for Norwalk's future civic center? ‘
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Yes ( ) No( )
Adventuresg‘ Raggedy“
“5! Jo nggmlady é
‘Ws “’itchie was very much sur- I had only had my magic buttons with
‘ ‘p’rise‘ (to see “is“... Mlnkl' with Iizig- me, I would have changed licnfinto :1
“Ann, and ltuggL-uy Andy. but she _ kindly person. 'For, continued Missus
' ' :\\'itchic. "I could easily see, that she
that something must lmvc hup-t . .
to him to change him from it did not enjoy any 01 the lovely things
I have put in my magical park."
, . mean little old mun into it ‘
ktjdly‘personfi For, unless he had “No. she could not." said Mister
chfinsed. Missus \Vitcliic knew that Mink}: “For slw is like I used to be.
and is so scltlsh that cvcn the lovely
‘would not have been with them.
. missus Witchie riacwl chairs for the cookie5 which WOW “1 “19 000“” “““l
f thrice at her table and Slll.‘ unvl wields“! {MWE‘EQJWF‘ and the mn’f'lmps'
{0% ma Policeman sat down to out with
“After iou have iinislu-rl 1211-
‘these cream puffs amil lmiv ling—
on,” said Missing \\'ilcliiu. "I Wish
Bandy Annanil Raggedy Andy. that
you would tell lllP what liappvnml :ll‘t-
er you jumped from rnynnugic hul-
Joan?" After they had linisln t1 outing
1“ cream pull‘s aml the: lurly ringws
nn‘ had drunk lllli‘l’ or tour gens...
offlsoda .watz-r. Hugged)- Alon. ling:-
gedy Andy and .‘Jislvr Minkv loltl the
kind Policeman all that llml lmpprmwl
.to them.
'fNow.” said Raggedy Ann. "Plulsc
tell us. Blissus “'ilchiv. what lmmwn-
,edto you and the kind Policeman. for
l tw-n lht‘ l0\'t'l,\‘ ice cream sodas tnsxc
lpittcr to her. just as they dill to llll‘
lmi‘nu» I cliunrzml into :1 kiinllv
son."
"\Vlutt ditLljic mean 01.1 xvnmuu
do?" flSkt‘I] lizigcctly Ann. "\thn Slit!
unmc up to llic kind I'ollccmun 1‘"
“\Vcll." said Missus \\'il('lli(-, “'l‘hl'
first thing she (“ll was to \vhm-k my
lmlloon with 1101‘ slick! This lot ll”
Hm gm: out of tho hallon: and :is l
ill-l not lmvc my mntric buttons with
mo. I (‘Olllil not fill it “uh nus nmnn.
SO the Kind l'nlim-nmn curriml me in
the bank 01' the molassvs ciimlv ling,"
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"And (lid ”-9 Uh! woman l'n‘lmw
3’0" "HI-"t llilil hilll nn ilthi'llllll'P (in you?” asked llzizu'wlv Anvlv.
w v v, ‘ .
”h 9" mm“ “’0- “nh, um!" Mil-'SHS \\'itchic "mm.
”Indeed. we did." sninl Missus “’it-
ch "For. just a short tinn :iitvr.
you had Jumped from the balloon. flit“
balloon came down in the ('vlllcl' m'
molasses camiv in: which I llilll inmlc
in my magit‘nl‘prti'k. I could not un-
derstand Why my lvnllorm (‘lelle‘ down
in! molasses candy lion: llul we
11% sjybcen thcrc one or two min—
“Shc l‘nlinvvml Us for n lam: \vziv nth-r
\‘L‘v liucl rcncliml Lhn lulllk of ill" l-HL'.
Hllt‘ limvlul at us and mid numv urt-
lviml things." “\Vliv. slir o'\‘(‘ll pinch-
Awl luv" sziivl thv kind. l’nlic--m.w.
.\I\vl us I hardly knvxv what in tin with
In r Minn <0 unkind tn Elissa;
\\'i?nlziv :vnvl snoilim: lll‘l‘ l‘icv innit-rm.
l just pii‘kwl 'll“ 01.] \vmnnn up :.n<l
.‘l
ft 1 r
:1? woiidcring what We should do, -~;:rriml ht r llnl'k n plum. Then 1 ln-H
t on :hlfl “51m” Old lvomnn who had lll‘l‘ sitting Hymn ‘! slunu and ran owl
.ried o (hangar T3021 llll‘f-i‘ imn porn- xxiv‘ltml mi .‘\li:.<ns \\'ilw‘iiw I‘ll'l i.~‘~
tots cam.) runningr tmvnruls us shunt.
. with “fr Juan l'inin llif’ rl- wow: it"
"I! at {112- lap 01‘ hpr \'Oi(".. I I ‘ ‘
S}“.,_ “,1§ .'\“‘. i“. '.1|:“1 ‘lv‘l . , ‘ _ . ‘ . :‘
. .. 4. . ., l ivmg'cll kl!(‘l\ “li'f
;‘a #0?) unpleasant nll \vomzzn. ”Hi! if Us." suivl Huff: 1?“ Mm “ ‘u ‘..,.,_, 12..
which grow; ixrtlu; lolly-pop field. M31,
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old. woman was chasing us :with it all
the'tlme. and she ram: and left it
back at the vanilla. armored toumin.
where we made the lovely snow balls."
"I am, glad you brought the miglc ‘
stick." sold Missus Witchie. It: is a
magic stick which I made for myself
a. long, long time ago. But one night
it disappeared and I have often won-
dered where it went to."
"I am so glad that We were able to
bring it back to you." said‘ Reggedy
Ann. .
“And we also have brought back
your magic buttons which Mister
Mlnky found upon the ground where
you had left them."
"Isn't that nice," said Misslis Wit-
chie. “For now I can prepare the
magic charm and make something
entirely different from anything which
So '1! You Have Ilml Enough (‘rt-am
Pulls, and Lady Fingers and l('(‘
Cream Sodas.
I have already made. So if you linu-
113.11 enough cream puffs :uinl lath ling-
ers and ice cream sodas. i will lulu~
you into my magic room :m-l you can
watch mo prepon- tlic charm."
"I believe I would llkl' just
four mori- crcuni puffs ulnl sn mow
:llvOllt
ludy lingcrs :inal :illtllllt‘l' glass of some
“'(llt‘l‘. if you lilt'tlrtt’, Mlssus \Vlli'liiv."
Sal-l Misti-r .\l inky.
"I llkl' to son my conixuinv' nil."
lllllglll‘il Mil-‘slls \Vilt‘hw us slir
brought :1 itrrul Mg platt- lil’wl \vllll
crcuni puffs and a metvplah 'xllvtl
with ludv lingl-i's :niq'plzu'vil Hum in
front at llngg-xl) All“. HAT-'gr iv .\ll<l\
uml Misti-r Mink). ;' Will \H‘l
tllri-i- smut-thing wilt-l.) I: Luau
will likv-U' lunch-0| )lxxsin- \\'ih-:-
slu‘ “war in tli~~ it‘v‘viw-nni swim \\.at- :'
l‘ountnm. "\‘v'li’h'li \nll
('ll(l(‘(';.‘|li‘ inillnrsvnlr‘n1‘"
scotch." (‘l‘lv'nl lunar-uh \.=
Anni} :m«l .\li~l¢-r Mink)”
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GERMAN RAILVVAYS
“’LLL‘ JiQL‘lll’PF.”
BERNE. July 5(Associated Press).-
_The 150.000 freight'cars and 5.000 lo-
'comotives shipped to France by Ger-
'many since the armistice, have been
!replaced by new material. according to
a. Swiss delegate who has returned
from Berlin. where he attended a con-
lt'erence of railwaymcn. .
So extraordinary has been the pro-'
gross in the construction of rolling
stock in Germany. this expert declares
that by, August 1st German railways
will be as well-equipped as they were
rormerw. . m»
sflADl-I TR 1311‘}. SIESHHUAL
FOR SOLDIEILK
”MONTREAL. QI‘E" July S.——-.\ row
of shad.» trees centering a thirty»milc
lioulmnrtl will be the memorial to
mvmlwrs or Scottish luilmlions of this
City killed in the world war. according
to an announcement by the lr‘ifth Ho}—
al Highlanders. ~ ‘Cl
A lr-w- is to he plantml fur cvo-rv mun
vvlm dial in. the war unvivr lhv banner
of the "Montrwnl Scottish." “Quilter
lll' lmll-wl from Cunu-la. Ill“ l'nltinl
ISIJllWS or where.
PERRY (“LIZRK 0?
COMMON I'I.l-‘..\.~ ('OI‘RT.
NFAV HAVEN. Juiv 1"l‘t‘l L.
P-rrV was formally appointed clerk of
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TYPEWRITING
DICTAPHONE
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11 Business CO7
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SUMMER SCI—100
BEGINNING JULY ""71 0th
SPECIALflOURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL
, GRADUATES. GRAMMAR SCHOOL
PUPILS COACHEI) FOR FALL
EXAMINATIONS
RE c. UL A'R C 0 U RS‘ES
BOOKKEEPING
SHORTHAND
THOSE ‘VHO WISH TO FINISH EARLY NEXT SPRING SHOULD BEGIN
NO‘V AND SAVE TWO MONTHS
The demand for Stenographers and Book-
‘ " ”keepers is increasing every day
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flesh color.
son for this material.
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Natural color, $1.39 to $2.00 ‘
’ Many of these silks would make nice sleeping garments.
Commencing to-night, July, 5, store
5 oiclock, Saturdays at 6 o’clock
A Wealth of Lovely Silks -
for Undergarm‘ ‘ onto
Width 33 inches.
closes at
'1' Never weresillts for undergarments more charming in their weave and Cc!—
ormg than now. And every one is washable, will launder as easily as a piece of
cotton cloth. This means that an all silk undergarment is not such an expensive
'afl‘air, as it would seem.
Stop at the Silk Section and See These
Silk Janey, a tube silk especially for ma king dainty summer vests.
for bloomers. Flesh, orchid and white, '36 inches wide.
Italian Silk, a soft shimmering weave of beautiful quality,
tint. Width 40 inches.
'A Silk» Jersey fromCheney Brothers,
Also 40 inches.
~Mallinson’s Pm Willow in all shades, from pastel tints to substant
brown. Width 40 inches.-
Crepe do chine in several qualities, flesh and white. All 403
, Equally nice
$1.50 a yd.
in a rich deep flesh
$3.00 a yd.
in a luxurious shade of orchid and pale
$3.50 a yd.
ial blue and
$3.50 a yd.
nches wide.
$2.50 a yd. and up
Pongee in both natural color and white. There has been quite a demand this sca-
White $1.75 to $3.00 a yd.
Third floor.
family.
size,
quart Size,
Nickle Food Jars with
$1
These articles fit in
cases with bottles.
unbreakable, Pint
Stanley all-metal Food
Thermos Bottles of nickle, in pint
$1.50 to $2.75
$2.50 to $3.75
$3.00 and $3.50
Lunch Boxes of heav
plated, pint or quart sizes,
.50 and $2.25
Stanley all-metal Vacuum Bottles,
Quart size, $10.00, 2 Quarts. $15.00
two quart sizes, $15.00 and $20.00
that Knows no Motor Car
For when one may take along such conveniences are
along any country road may be
firm covers.
’ tin ni“kl . .
3 L e Fittings for
Motor Luncheon Kits
spoons, forks. knives.
boxes and compartments for bottles.
Hard to Find is the Road
n
.12’6 here listed :1 picnic
q.
a frequent and enjoyable occa ion for the entire
cases for holding bottles, imitation
or real leather, pint and quart sizes,
$1.25 up.
titled with
plates, lunch
five and seven people,
$22.50 up.
any covered These in several :t5lcs, .i‘l 17-11:};
enameled cases. :md made to tit L :1
’ runnmg hard or for inside 5:1 :‘ we.
size, $7.50, Refrigerator for Motor use. .22:".
Jars, one and
wooi’n case with cniineled 51:053.;
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‘ real
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5. $25.00
Smk' Strainers Have Your Own Name 1
Anew and clever idea in :1 sink simin- printe‘i on statifinel‘y
er._ There. is :1 close_ fittingT cover Tvm luau.i...i 5., 3 533‘.“ *m .6
which keeps. away files etc. 1 i115 _ . p. . . .’
-m cover is attached in such a manner ““11"“ “““ “~“ ““3 1““ “UV“: .. -
that it can be turned underneath to p done m Hus nak- gm. came: up {i
form a tray when strainer is being e;.cli 5-5331. ‘
carried. .
A bull lred and: vs: 121.; .‘n
In three styles: _ ‘ L‘ ‘ ‘
Tip 35 as. printing: on the z .2".
Enamel, 65 cts. $1.45
.‘Xlunllilunl, > 31-00 Sifiiliullt‘j‘};:gt‘:;jl 1
Basement. ‘xh‘n "‘ '
Summer FM“ The Pearl Necklaces.
can, White omnaie 5.55“, with Those altered Vat tempting prices
. deep hemstitched hems. nd , these few days cannot be duplicated.
‘ 500 75d" This was :1 special lot bought at a
. Osgood-em the edges picoted, special price.
hemstitclied or lace trimmed. Widths ‘ _ , ._
fI'OI'n three_qwrters to four and a half IIIdCSImCIIbIC Killd [hilt sz llilrdl} E13
inches. Ready to apply on any dress. told from" real,
25 Acts? 3 yd. up '
“can“ 8mm $3.50, 35:00snd $5.95
Main floor. ‘ , Main flows.
flit D ll) R all C
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TOURISTQ MISS REAL EUle’E. Vest-rd. "School girls hero hold up . Xvw York. Boston, PL.
.their heads 1.: .«i have that air 20": ire- .‘ai‘xunl’ and l'iiil:i'll’ll“-"-
Cannot Sec fitfifllllg save in “Olmling capable of doing something. oh, ——-—-——‘—"“"‘ me
Says Mlle. («119‘ .yne. 1W" 1 By
Marital (Girls Rene.
St miner visitors to Europe do not
sec conditions as they really :re. It
is only when they look into the life
a" the people and join their Jamil}:
Americans can see. the
suffering and misery ot‘ heart.
According to Mlle. Jacqueline Ge-
.lcynr it is the years of heartbreak
and war conditions that make Euro-
pean cirls less light-hearted than
"their Amencun sisters. x
"American visitors to Europe this
summer sliOuld remember the years
of suffering and misery behmd'girls
in El ropéd’ _ said Mlle. Gedeyne yes—
;f‘ft‘me has to get close to
take hemli line to railize that we are
‘ still suffering from' thhe war and not
‘ .
misjudge usr’l
“men the 'Eoiwopean girl comes to
America' she {sets inferior to ; girls.
She fi. " 'enlyr'm~canse‘igitxs?_ ~
, socizgon mm: smegma“.-
bu-n
“0n
anything that nevcr lict'oi'r has
new irplislicd." she continued.
tliv Continent if a young girl
inn? initiative she is called a revolu-
tionist. -From «t‘lll'l-y- childhood 1101‘
parvmr think and plan for her. Then
\"hC—n she marries her husband thinks
tor her. So you sec it isn't \‘ci‘y
strange that she has not devclofit’d
initiative." ,
Mlle. Gedcyn-e is returning to Bel-
gium vithin a few \vcchs after a
year‘s study at the Training School. of
the National Board. “Then several
. best Raul!»
. shows ‘
yesrsmgqghe suricricurit rAss-ociation
Work was introduced into 7
Mile. Gedeyne becanieiso. interested ;
.'tnut'she came to New Tori; to titE
hersell for the work. [‘pon lier‘rc-
turn the young Belgian visitor "will
cut-cf girls' club work in the Bruar-is
Y. W. Cyst. Mlle. HeleneGobiet d'-
lfitt‘t‘has been visiting American As-
- ; airfival
lolgimn Z
Aiviclla with Wham she will sail. July , -iZl
now. , . _ .
stock now on hand (they a"? n; 3.. ,7
auto delivery l’eature n.2,... . .‘
n i ' ' ' isfactorv ,n (”i
among that is wet} sat . 35 \‘an
I ma,
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Advertise 1n the bC‘litlut.
m: ”Ill—Emmi
nature’s Pllillli
No mattcr What the ow Sic-n “in. .2
flower are needed in (19313.1; turn] 222-:
Morrison Greenhouses. unset-l1 _
Mcckcl. Prop), are in a iwmimn »
l‘urnfsh very artistic chews.
quality 01’ the stool: used.“ oil“: j:
the best. Plan for a he’ll'f' viz-2 ..
of perennials next season and r- -:‘
Full line of chalce- per»! ..
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way. » Harrison Greenhouses,
Zandt-SLlene 1400.~—Adv.
Norwalk Chronicler