My
’very hem)? when they round
anew White's stepmother had
”gates person. And you may be
Mint Snow White ind her Gran-
fie were very hs‘ppy that the Queen
' classed. "We will make a nice
1 Out 0! it!” cried Snow White.
- moot in the gnrden and pick
“at. full or ice cream cones and
isle can draw a. pitcher of root
,, from the well and we will hsve
cream cones. and root beer and.
Him the Ice Cream 0011051"
Cried Raggedy Ann.
foream cones!" cried Raggedy Ann.
“And I'll pick the lady fingers!"
cried the Fuzzywump.
"And I'll go out and bark at the
hot. frankfurter tree!" cried the Fui-
zywump's puppy dog. “For frankfurt-
ers are better for puppy dogs trm'ff‘ice
cream cones.’
“Then if you won t let me get any-
thing from the garden.1'll set the ta.-
ble!" laughed Snow White.
“I shall set the table." cried Snow
White's stepmother. "I haven't. 501: a
table since I was a. little girl!"
Soon Raggedy Ann. and Raggedy
Andy and the Fuzzywump came in
with the ice cream cones, and the root.
beer and the lady fingers. and then
the. Fuzzywump's puppy dog came in
with sixteen hot frankt‘urters which he-
had barked of the hot frankfurter
tree.
It was a lovely party and the 0110011
seemed to he the happiest one in the
whole party. hut‘ of course. she was
not quite! For Snow \V‘hite was so
happy to feel that the Queen loved
find!
11 from s mean person into s
Minors and have s reader-sure
her. sud Show White's Granule was
so happy for the same reason. And
their happiness made the Raggedy!
and the Fuzzywump happy. too.
And. 0! cause. you know. that is
the way happine- grows.
When they had eaten everything.
Snow White showed them how well-
trsined the dishes were. Without”-
.ing a. word to them. Snow White made
the dishes hop into the sink and
wash themselves and dry themselves
upon the dish towel and place them-
selves in their proper places in the
cupboard.
"I'll run to the palace and tell
everybody that you are coming there
Rto live and then I'll be right back
”with the golden coach and sixteen
White horses!" said the Queen. “
I liave the seven little dwarls. a d
Raggedy Ann, and Raggedy Andy. and
the Fuuywump and his puppy dog
come with me '3" asked Snow White.
“Indeed you may!" laughed the
Queen. "We will have a great big ball
and a. fine lovely party and you can
live there at the castle all the time!"
This made Snow White very happy
and she laughed and laughed. then
suddenly tears came into her eyes and
she said to the Queen. "I do not be-
lieve that I can come to the castle and
live. I like it so well here wfih the
dear little kindly Gnomes. and. as
they would not care to live in a great
his fine castle. I believe I would rath-
izr stay right here in their cozy little
house. with the trained dishes. the
frankfurter tree. and the ice cream
cones. and the lady finger bushes and
everything!"
The Queen hugged Snow White and
kissed her. "1 do not blame you!"
- she said.
‘land 1 know that you can have lots
sure suits will
measure at—
“This is a. lovely little place,
more fun here than you can'livlng in
a. great big marble castle. So you
may stay here with the dear little
Gnomes and I will come and see you
every day!"
"That will be nice!" said Snow,
\Vhlte. “Come back tomorrow and
we will play on the W'hirling Jinney
out in the back garden!"
”You don‘t mean to say that tho
dear little Gnomes have made a.
VVhirling Jimmy. do you?" asked the
Queen.
"And it is a lovely one. too!" cried
Rnggmh Ann. "It plays music as it
whirls around!"
“I haven't had a ride on 11 Whirl—
ing Jinney since 1 was a little girl!"
the Queen cried. “Let's go right out
now and ride. and ride and ride!"
“All right.“ cried Snow \Vhito's
Grunnlo. "The last one out to the
\Vhirling Jinney is a. monkey!" And
with this. she ran out the door.
“I'm the monkey!” laughed the.
Queen. "So I'll be the ticket man and ‘
be oifered.
$2:
,bnestdesnd 1-11 bethetichotgmsnl’f'
N much, but I knew some one had to
0m."
collect
ride.”
"Indeed non woof“ ‘7 _
mp’s pm the laughed. .
not care to whirl around upon the
Whirling Jinney. "so I‘ll stand on: u
"Thank you!" laughed the Queen.
“Of course. I wanted to ride moo}
my. ticket man to have the not
And when the seven little Gm
came home from their work in the:
forest they were surprhed and very.
happy to find that Snow Whitewater 4 ‘
mother. the Queen who had been so -
mean. was now as my and friendly
to Snow White an oven desi- old
Granule. ,
“Do you no. "
pered to Snow White‘s Granule. "The
Queen is getting prettier every min-
ute. And it intuit boa-use she is
new happier inddeesch minute!”
Snow White's Granule laughed s’
gentle little old Grinnie laugh
said. “What you my is very true. Rag-
gedy Ann. and if sheqisd but known
itwhenshewass little girl. sin
might have lad this much Maniacs:
all her lite—Etor every hour can be
made sunny 1! we only have our
hearts filled with unselfish lowing
thoughts towards others!"
(Copyright. 1022. by Johnny Gruelle.
All rights reserved).
31 Ann whis- ,
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111110151:an 03001111131111.1110 FATALLY HURT
mum. ’ IN COLLISION
1311111311111. July 25.——-Andre _
Thompson. 42. the graces-yuan at. . ‘ tinned' . P One)
Ridgefield. died in the Danbury hos-
pita]. today. from a fracture of the
skull received. yesterday. in an auto-
mobile collision in Ridgefield.
NAMES WHITNEY IN SUIT.
Miss Evan Burrows Fontaine,
noted Oriental dancer. is said to
have instituted a breach oil.
promise suit against Cornelius
' was considered that Mr.
——
lag. ism later learned. a fracture
of [the temporal bone. Although
retracted unconscious for a. short time
Mr. Thompson soon apparently recov-
bred sufficiently so that he was able
to go to his home in Ridgefield.
At the time of the accident the
Danbury Hospital ambulance was
summoned and went to Ridgefield. It
Thompson
was not injured seriously enough to
be. sent to the hospital and the am-
bulance was sent back. Later in
the day Mr. Thompson’s condition
changed ‘and his mind began to wan-
dcr.
called in consultation with a Ridge-
field physician and it was decided to
send the man to the hospital imme-
diately. As soon as Mr. Thompson
was admitted to the-hospital he on.
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We desire to announce that on July 27th, 28th and 29th, we will hold a custom
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During this sale a large range of fine all pure wool and worsted suitings that-
have regularly sold for $45 .00 and $47. 50 Will be offered and made to your individual
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CLOTHIERS & FURNISHERS
“TO HEN W30. 330W”
.Washington Street,
summer
_ A'physician from Danbury was.
fiat-tuna
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v.
‘ K. , f _‘ if ‘i Wfio’dock
ins is-con51d‘ered
hanged prices 011' Furniture
_.1ssemethmg We "do not like to think about.
The
fl-vr
' (grandmas) I: ~
$11.15 closes at S o ’cloek'
Ow Wfiflfig Table-s
, Homicie fifiurmture partakesof so personal :1 1001-11 as one' s own Writ? 11g
Desk ii is ohmst always friendly, than gh sometimes it represents you for
"shortcomings in conespohdence.
WWMare ideal for boudoir use. The lid folds back like 1:11 0 id
fashioned
spinet when m 03,3011 When you have finished it will fold 0.61.1g-;n,
hiding all the disorderly unfinished work you are leaving“
M in this 5.1.:
Queen Anne Desk of n? i mahogany
Colomal Spmet of M11110 my . ~
Colonial Spinet
Colonial-.Spinet
Colonial
Original Price , Sale Price
$50.00 $45.00
34150 $37.00
35 8.00 $50.00
$98.00 $80.00
$68. 00 $60. 00
French Writing Tshlee, open tops with partitions and shelves for stationery and
other belongings.
Original Price Sale Price
Mahogany finish
Mahogany Table
Mahogany Table
1 Walnut Table, Queen Anne model
$17.50 $15.50
$31.50 $22.50
$45.00 $40.00
$45.00 $40.00
Gate’leg Tables
A tempting collection, many differs nt’sizes, from the small ones 11. 1,:
be conveniently moved abOut the house as needed,
to the ones large 6:.5.
dining tables. in Mahogany
Regular Sale Price
Size 34 x 48 $39.00 $35.00
36 X 48 $44.00 $36.00
32 x 48 - $36.00 $32.00
42 x 42 $44.00 $39.00
48 x 48 $55.00 $47.00
Small Tables, were $21.00, $19.00
Extension Gstelegs, 48” Wide, extend to 8 ft. ?5.00
Walnut Extension. 48” extends to 66” 7 $50-30
’ ' “ " ' ' Fourth floor.
_’
Women's Umbrellas. Special
Silk m‘noyelty handles in a few stylish colors,
but more in black. Were selling at $ 10.00 and $12.00
. for $7.95 .
Silk Warp Lush-e Covers in black, ‘rin‘g handles,
$4.50 quality- ‘
for $3.59
Main floor.
Wash Goods
Fun? 5311593! for sports wear, in plaids 11nd stripes
1 36 inches Wide Reg prices $1. 25 81 $1 50
Sale price, 95 cts. a yd.
Imported Gingham very fine quality 111 medium
sized checks, 32 inch. Reg. price $1. 00
Sale price, 75 ate. a yd.
Irish Dimities for women’s and children’s dresses.
Light and dark grounds in neat floral patterns, 32
inches wide. Reg. price 59 cis. 7
T ' Sale price, 49 cts. s. yd.
Third floor.
IXDWR200C0
(MW 455!
Water Sets
Basement.
Mixing Bowls
Yellow bowls. 5 lo
561. SlZdS from 63;
105/} in
Sale Pris—2
$1.25 a sci
Base' ment.
:1
to
Neckwear
An attractive line of
lace and net camisoles,
the kind every woman
wears with sweaters.
75 cts. Special
Lace and Organdie
Vestees.
75 cts. Special
Main floor.
Thompson, all of Rid:efield. .
' 1 Naples was not a licensed opera-
or. it was said at the State police
barracks in Ridgeiieid yesterday. Mon Whiskey
day he was arrested on
barge of reckless driving 11d
urnished bail in $1, 000 for a. hear mlmd m upon this £2.91, in
, 1 view of provisions in the regulations
which permit the witfidrawal of a
maximum of 3100 gallons 3. month.
ted it was stated at the hospital yes-
terday morning
considered good He did not
after the operation and his death oca
curred shortly beforc'nine o‘clock yes-
terday morning. .
Coroner J. J. Phelan has been noti-
fied and- will hold an inquiry this aft~
eronon at 2 :30 o’clock‘ in the oflice
of Dr B. M. Lowe.
- M1. Thompson was forty-two years
id and unmarried.
y a » sister,
. y ‘two brothers,
.his condition was not
ially-
(Continued from Page one)
Government service.
He is survived
Mrs. Charles Cole. and
John and Daniel
out the country, notwithstanding
the largest monthly withdrawal
.was fin“ a druggist.
"l
Prescribe Intoxieants
VFederax prohibition directors, suc-
ceeding Edison Brown of New Lon-
{d011, who recently resigned from the
Mr. Jones said that the Prohibition
department. at Washington had noted
a. big iniprovenient in the enforce.-
ment of the Prohibition act through.
ports to the contrary. He found that.
now allowed 113% Director
.techmcajilflackenzie. was ten gallons. which
Mr. Jones con-
_— - _— ~— / .4 7,;
1' ct re . . . . - .' - . - 21.213
figrxinieinpfifimgg. for the m u 1’88“ State Phys‘?‘ans _ 0:23;: 1133.331? 1333?: v ‘6‘
From the time the man was admit- "‘WE lthmlt Permits W111 , toxicatipg liquor of an kinds
Chief Jonathan E 15110 0
hibition- enforcement squ. 112
Mr. Jones through -1
the public buildings beforv
left for a' visit to‘the Foams?
0r’s office in Boston. He
himseifhs greatly pleased
prohibition situation in Conne 4'1
103'
m t 126
AM! RK‘A\ LEGION (‘OVEI \T
NEW? HAVEN, July 26. —‘1
contention of the America. , 1
will ‘be held in Waterbury. $11?“ “1"
Sand 9. according tot ini'O'fizi‘n“
sued by Legion ofiicials 1< F ,
The national conxéntion “ii‘ H
in New Orleans October 16-11
:rfl
l »
re-
of
Prayision that motoxists;
license plates at least 14 ix ,
the ground, contained in sermon
the State motor schicle laps -
in the arrest of John Duberi 1. k .
Middle . street. Bridgeport, (12-1:
rwith violation of the law.
y former
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