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at.
down-lost 1922. by Johnny Gruelle
All rights reserved).
“m1 book for a long time
my Ann. Raggedy Andy.
‘iolrfittk lothouse.
$6
one Wered.
flame!" mid Raggedy Ann to
“I. Who stood right behind her.
Raggedy Ann Knocked SottlyNVith
Her Rag Hand
”bear. a. great big. large bear ran out
{so last he knocked Raggedy Ann,
Raggedy Andy. the Fuzzywump and
_the puppy dog head over heels and
;. sent them rolling in the grog.
[ Of course, this did not hurt Rage
.gedy Ann. nor Raggedy Andy. nor the
Fuzzywump. neither did it hurt the
Fuzzywump‘s puppy dog. But the
Fuzzywump’s puppy dog did not know
but that the great big. large bean had
hurt his friends. so he jumped up real
quick and nipped the bear right above
Liter walking through the forest in
the
Mp and the puppy dog came
mm was any; new: window up-
“round two little windows down-
Raggedy Ann knocked softly with
Mr rag hand upon the door but no
"I guess nobody is at
the
,m then the door new open and a.
. hioslipper top. “Wow! 011.13
my!” the bear howled. Then seeing
the puppy dog. he asked, “Was it you.
puppy dog, who bit me on the ankle?"
' “Yes. sir!” the puppy dog said, yery
’polite like: for now he saw that his
friends were not hurt even a. little
ieeny, teeny smidgin and the bear
looked so very, very great. and large
and big.
“Hm' said the big. large bear, “1' ll
betxa nickle you tore a hole in my
stocking. I'll just bet!"
By this time two more bears had
on. One was a medium sized mamma
bear. and the other was a. little teeny.
weeny baby bear. “I'm-.sorry. Mister
Bear!" the puppy do: said: “You
came out the door so fast and upset
Raggedy Ann and Raggedy Andy.
'and the Fuzzywump and myself and
almOst before I stopped to think, I
ran and nipped you on the ankle!”
"Well. anyway, it didn't hurt a hit!"
said daddy bear. “1 was afraid may.
be you tore a hole in my stocking. but
you didn’t! I don't like to have holes
in my stockings. do you?" he asked of
Raggedy Ann.
“No thank xou!” Raggedy Ann rs-
plied. it was the first hear she 3,2841
9v er seen except Teddy bears and .L'J'
though this bear seemed to be a. very
nice bear, still Raggedy Ann was just
a little teeny weenv bit excited.
“Did she get away?" mamma bear
asked of daddy bear.
“Yep! She always
know!" daddy bear replied.
At this the. baby hear started crying
like a squeeky Teddy bear.
"Has he got a pain?"
l‘uzzx wump 's puppy dog.
Momma bea rlhrew back her head
and laughted until the flowers almost
\viggled off her bonnet._ “Land sakes.
no!" she said. "He always wants us
to catch Goldielocks. and that was
who daddy hear was after Whenlhe
knocked you all down!"
does you
asked the
“I am sorry if, I seemed. rudei" dad-
dy bear told Raggedy Ann and her
friends. "But. honestly. I did not
Fknow you were standing at the door!"
“ :oldielocks did not come out of
me! Oh.-
come out the door and stood‘looking '
“We Werc‘ right here at he
would has been her?
" “She always m 115131111141: tho
upstairs window!” mm but “it!“
‘Wou't ”‘1 come in!
out for a walk while our pudding
cooled and when we come book in
found that Goldielooin and W8
ad was om asleep W on baby
bear' 3 bed!_"
W1 Ann. m And! the
Fumm and h“ pmy a” 10"
lowed the three been into 1391?
house. It was a. wary cos; house with
a nice fireplace and comfy chairs. One
large one for the W hear, one
uniddle deed chair (or the ma
tear.
Mamma bear put on plates for
their new friends sud daddy hear
pulled up chairs for every one. win
the little puppy dog. For, 01 course.
he was hungry, too. _ _
"Goldielocks only eats the por-
ridge!" said mamma hour, as she pass-
;ed a. large
Raggedy Ann.
Nisit us some time
home. we would soon show
friendly we can be!”
“It we see her. we
you would like her for supper sorne
time!" laid the Fumu 111-?
Daddy bear laughed in a great big
bear voice. “Haw! Haw! Haw!"
Momma bear laughed in a. middle
sized bear's voice, “He! He! He‘"
And the baby near laughed in a
baby bear voice. “We! We! We!”
Then. when they saw that Raggedy
Ann, Raggedy Andy and the Fuzzy—
wnmp did not know why they laugh-
ed, daddy bent said, “Please do not
tell Goldielocks that we would like to'
have her for supper! Tell her that
we would like to be friends with her
and would like for her to eat supper
with us!"
whenwemat
cream putts and all the tapioca pud-
ding and whipped cream on it, and a
great big_ large bowl of cookies. daddy
bear took Off his shoes and put on his
house slippers Babv bear ran and
got daddy boat's long pipe and every-
one pulled their chairs up around the
fireplace. *4
Thou daddv bear told stories until it
was time to go to bed “You must
stay here with us tonight!" said dad-
dy bear. as he wound the clock.
“Baby bear can sleep with mamma.
bear and. as you are quite small. you
can all sleep together on baby bear’s
plate of cm on” 10 city
"1: she would only4
her hows
' names a successor to State Bank Com-
After they had eaten up all the ‘
Mambo-c ' the @W
39:31.3 landlg “hasten sierulloi
so
“mm; mole
“Shimmy“ and the tin-so
Wmemmmmm
dark. watch, wired medightgoesout.
soft blanket. And so. with pleasant
thoughts running through MW!-
everybody in: soon" spa-d “up. ,
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Moniker Grotto , ‘
Games Postponed
Thomas Vaughn,
in“! consumed at fioniner cabin:
199111 the name:- 9! the Masonic
dub tin-chill team or anagram.
Hist“ Isl-tune had occurred in the
schedule made, which called for a
a. m ’szhiow; out thecandleand mm
m filsbarmknt of Joseph C
mm practice in the W :m L
.the recordsinm recent W, .
the United m.
’ decree. »
Word was nous-ed last evening by .
chairman oi! the .
.ed to the Non-walk Emmi. may :
homing following a tall from a 15‘ 1;
Mg 01' ball at Amusement Park this
tomorrow amt-noon. om! that
the some would have to be cancelled
The Sam. “has been amused for
Saturday afternoon. August 5- how- 1
ever. the Masonic club will be present.
will tell her that and when about twanty—flve auto loads
of rootlets from Bridgeport will be inj
W _ ’
o
a;
m B. BURKE 5015 AS
1111111390121). July
Burne. Dennty Bank Commissioner.
was Yesterday in charge of the State
Banking department and ivill continue
to discharge the duties of the bank
commissioner until Governor Lake
missioner J. K. Bissland. who drap-
ped dead at his home in Enfield, Wed-
nesday might.
TOMORROW-
2.500 Yards
DRESS TRIMMINGS
~«~2c yd.
little bed.
9 , Beautiful
This Store Will Give 3.
75¢
Free! Free!
Sat. July 29th AllDay
SILK TIE
With Every $2.00 Purchase
Silk Neck T ie Free
or Over
'With Every Purchase
NOTICE! OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST OF THE LOWEST, AND STILL LOWER PRICED . FOR THIS '
SPE£ IAL SALE. OUR MOTTO IS TO SELL, SELL. SE LE QUANTITY AN D QUALITY TO ENABLE US TO
GIVE YOU LOWER PRICES.
BOSton Store
SPECIAL FOR SAT URDAYONLY
fioot crane, at Wilson Point, is in a: 9
lthe fact of a. concussion of the brain, "
could not be summed at the how. ,
gineering Company while at work yes-
tcrday was reported today to be in n
BANKING COMMISSIONER ““10 _
operation performed onone or his
28 ———John B. 1 eyes by Dr. Turner.
struck in the eye with a. nail
LESS UNEMPLOYED IN GM“;
unemployed in Germany has dropped
to a. level seldom even before the war;
the Tageblatt guys. The total of com—
pletely unemployed persons receiving
relief fell tram 28. 700 in June to 19 -
900 in July.
buds of anaemia: mm M
moms: unions, . ,
We Gout-t were W W .{wl
Robert 0.33: Harris, Fedora: Wt Alt- -
torney. Kr. End-ri- menu-ii 9b not,
lward to Kama-General mm
of Pelletier from
District court, with the recommends»
tlon that Mr. Damhm at the
Wammmamt‘
M
INJURED MEN DOING WELL.
It was stated that Raymond Suit:
ten of 282 East mane who moron!» -;.
much improved condition this morn-
The exact injuries. We tram
pita: this morning. D1. W. J. mes!-
is in antennae.
Hem-v Rowland or Bavarian who
met with an sociknt at the Nash En—
h improved condition followingan
Mr. Rowland was
businesfrmnthebottnnw
Gilbert Stanley (right) and (marshal Peters, Yale graduates who‘
having. begun as nevaoros, worked into the offices of the United
States American Lino and gave up their desks to work their passagg
~ to Europe where they intend to push that! way into the Hamburg
offices a! the same 1111.. The: are determined to learn the steamship
BERLIN. July 28.—T!1e umber of
.,‘
TOMORROW
36 In. Colored 500
BEACH CLOTH
— SALE OF -—
WOMEN’S SHOES
' At Greatly Reduced Pricwf—NOW Going On
Conneally 69° Bracken
SOUTH NORWALK
Store Open Saturday Evening.
19c yd.
Boston Store
IVE CARRY A FULL LINE
Also a Complete Line of
Men’ 8 Shirts, Collars, Ties, Hosiery, Underwear, Etc.
TRUNKS, BAGS, SUIT CASES, LEATHER GOODS, NOVELTIES, UMBRELLAS, R AZOR S, CUTLERY, MANI-
CURING SETS’ LADIES’ HANDBAGS, CHILDREN’S PARASOLS, ETC.
“CST REASON ABLY PRICED
COME IN!
Buy $2.
,chandise and Take a
7 5c
SILK TIE
Just to Get Acquainted
00 Worth of Mel-r
.Beautiful
Our ”Mid-Summer Sale
Offers Values Greater Than E1 er Before
Again this great home- I'Eurnish n- 9 E
that hivh grade quality I'urnf'
prices.
\‘v hen you stop to com
into this gros .t sale at 15 ‘ ~ 1;;
were already the 1011 est, IIlsi‘ 5w"- -
.l l”.
Irv
119W
1:1 urn-9
.\\ \li'fii‘.’ LLB-v.9
tion of the importance of 211l> “‘95:; wit-ll nppm-“anity
Come as soon as possible if you v: will WM] 1.. 9...};-
vantage of this money saving opportunity.
AWAY FREE
and Stripes.
Values to $4.00
9 NO. Main Street
Values to 35¢ Value $30.60
Fully Guaranteed
Men’s Shirts Collars, Soft .W'ardrobe Cow kid
9 . , - u; e
99;99:;9. .. S... Tm... mg?
0 e ay wn .1 . , ' -'
Collars in Tan, Grey . 15C to 25c $15.00 ‘up , $3.50 .
3 Piece -Walrus
Grain
and Pusitdawn Lock
Value to $5.00
up
We Have Hundreds of Bargains Here, but Too Numerous to Mention. Come
Next to United Cigar Store
Q... Don’ t Fail This Free Necktie Oppo
..; of Repairing
Phone 3363
HERE ARE SOME OF OUR ABOVE MENTIONED ARTICLES. READ CAREFULLY
Cow Hide
Suitcases
$5.95 to $8.95
Black, Russet, "ran.
Walrus, etc.
Values to: $15 .
Umbrellas,
Colored
Silk, Etc.
69c to $4.95
‘Values $1 to? $5
11.: GetAcquaintcd.
Leather and
Silk Bags
and Pocket
Books 99’
“ 95c to $295
Values to $6.“! ,7‘ '7
:
FLOOR FINISH
STAINS AS IT ViRNISHES
'_ brings out, the natural 53:3“:
of the wood
One operation—AME s all.
Take a can of Ky‘aru'ze Floor Fir. ~h (:5‘
color, Light Oak to Dark Mai-10¢: -
a good brush-apply without mix
ion: your eyes, 0ch furniture c
In its place you have a handsome G
Stained 6nd vlraished in a 51115.. of 9
Kyém'ze Floor Finish, made to (295":
abuse on floors, is for £6111?th ,
idealiorfmitcr:sadwoodwork 3‘ ‘
‘ WmmeOf—of course—and grin) -
monarch it white.
5935
. “'8' DUI rm m 011 DANlZB FLOOR FINISH _
Pro-entthis «Wznnem below with 15 cents for arc ”:1 :
kmfim‘mu canoiKyauize Floor J99. i
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