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. bear ‘1' asn't shc surprised to see Raggedyi
Ann.
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1
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.111.\ 111 I::l£f'(11\ Ann Rag-
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"I‘lmi- 111 (.‘et l‘pi' Momma.
lh'ur (‘ullcd
‘11 l‘i'\ mm. The) were all 1'11slzlslcrp
« 1: 1‘1.1 I».1l11‘rl11-;11"!~' little lll’lI.
'111111 111-111 had 111 en up a. long
111 11- '
1:1».11._11l.\' ”Ann and Raggedy
.‘1 l Will‘ntl Illl'
.‘ ., 1 '11.,111
l 1 l
sleepy dust 011‘ their
and helped baby
-111 his clothes. Then they
and washed their
.1 11'1' 1111111114 in cool spring water
1:11'11'21 door.
' 1111' 1'1'1111111
:1 slam!
1')1'.~‘,
l i 11.1
:1 .11 .‘.-\111.~I;1i1‘>
or wheat cools.
walk through the,
1111111111111 bear. "Noth-
1'111' 1111 early morning
appetite than :1 short walk!
'~1l11'11 m.- 1'111111'11. the cream of
will in- 111111- and cool and I will
1." 1111'11'.1lu-s :11‘11-1' we cut the cream
:Iff"
Siilll
Ill 1'
.15?
i‘ «.11
.11bulfilloidielocks
lil'l‘
"I'll '~'1.1\
11:1 l11r‘."
:'11lwl ll
‘.~~'11.:’1 1i
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lull
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will visit us
walking!" said Ruddy
here in the house and
said taggcdy Ann.
always good, hccuust'
with nice white cotton!
1111111141, I will tell her how
:11'1-. 11nd maybe she will
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is
sim-
',i1.1l will i-1' nice!"
11.111 1‘ 11111ll141l1y
“11111, ~ '11 enough,
1" gm!) Allll)’.
11 his puppy
Hl' :~'is:|1.1
”WISH 1"111-
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in!"
mid mamma.
lil'ur.
1111- three bears.
and the Fuzzy-
dog had hardly
\\'l11-11 (ioltlif'locks
biar's garden, and
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1::1‘11l lluggmll' A1111.
he's-Hand, Mil ll'en sh"
1l111.< 111.11 sounl like :1
pushed opv'n ll"-
111111 the kitchen.
“' Vl>lllv
1‘ Ilei' '1'1'11'1'.
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.11 she
the l'112.'/._1.11'ump and the CT
iclocks.
‘ boar?" ‘
"A nice rag doll!" Goldielcliis
ied.
"I’m Raggedy Ann!" said Raggedy
1 Ann.
“And you can talk. too!" cried Gold—
“Do you belong to baby
‘Thcn Raggedy Ann told
.locks all about the nice bears. .
would
"'lhcy were in hopes you
tame 11111 and that is why I have
11111111 111 1111111440 invite you to stay
for bi".eak1ast'
"And. won't these bears bite?" ask-
1] (lolriiclocks.
"1111:11' me. no!" Raggedy
11111-11. "They are just the nicest, kind-
li1u.-1 hours you ever saw!"
“Then I will stay!" said Goldie-
11111;»; "l-‘or I am very hungry”.
'l’l11- 1111-1111 bears were so glad when
111111' found Goldielocks would stay for
biwakl'ast. and as the table was all
1-1111ly. everybody 5‘ down and ate
1l1cir cream of wheat and milk. Then
momma hear baked lots and lots of
li:rl1t. fluiTy pancakes. and served
1111-111 with honey or maple syrup. as
mch our- preferred. "Doesn't your
mamma bake pancakes for your
breakfast ?“ Raggedy Ann asked Gold—
iclocks: for she saw that Goldielocks
had eaten nine pancakes and liked
them very much.
“Dear me!" Goldielocks replied. “I
haven't any mamma. “I live in an
old hollow tree and just have to eat
berries and nuts unless I come to the
bears' house and.eat things when they
are not at home!"
Momma, and daddy and baby bear
all had tears in their bear eyes when
they heard this. for they were v1.1“.
very tender hearted. as you no doubt
have guessed.
“Then!" said ‘mamma hear. “You
must come and live with us! ‘Wc
won't let you live in the hollow tree
any longer!"
"Indeed we won't!" crir-d daddy
bear. in his great. rough, dccp. kindly
voice. And, as Goldielocks did not
have any trunk to more. she thanked
the throw kind bears and said she
would stay. “Now that We are all
happy because we have another in
bur family. let's pac kn lot. of lunch
and have :1 picnic down by the river!"
said daddy licnr. And. as this pleas-
ed cvcryhmly. momma. hear soon had
a great basket filled with cream puffs.
lady fingers. jelly doughnuts cookies
and ham sandwiches and. with hearts
boating with happiness. the three
bears. and Co'diclocks. and Raggedy
Ann. anvl Raggedy Andy. and the
l-‘112'2tywumpand his puppy dog' all
started out for a day to be filled with
sunshine and pleasures.
(Copyright. 192:3. by
All rights reserved).
Al lllE THEATRES
Lil": IN: takes occasion to explain
{hid “comedy" does not mean
“comic." he siar's role is dignified
l“\l.\('l-I TODAY.
Dork ‘I1l) in “(luv and l‘i‘\”l\ll‘l wilh
”11111 (.1le in "511111111 It" (‘om-
puu' an l-Inll'rminin: Doublv
l-‘t-uturi- l'i'11::r:1111.
”11111111-1' craze that has gripped
girlhood of the nation
than 1::~'11:1l attention
who portray these
' 11'11' charactcrs 0n the stage
1111 1'11. lloris May. for example.
twizwl as the (rue-st VIE'IIHC‘HYOI‘
1
\11111';
71' ,\' '1lll‘t‘
.11l {1111140
1 1 'l1:11':1('ler new devoting her
.11 1:»; 11'» the screen. in her most re-
1-11. "111111-1112 “Gay and Devilish" rt)-
1-11-- .1 ‘11:: l:. (‘. Pictures. she is said to
11 111. 1 rl.-- llamwr at her best,
'1 1. 11' lll'H'l‘ of bright comedy situ-
:1111 1 '11111l111 "(lay fill" llmillsh"
1 1-11 will be shown :11 the Palace
1.1,.
11
11'
zmlav with Hoot Gibson in his
.ll\0'ln‘1ll feature, “Stop On It."
1111- most amusing comedy at-
ol' the screen. Doris May
--1'~ '1-ll111v1'rs here number legions
1 1 .1 .~-111 that tits hcr as snugly as a
11"-'-l'. In the cast are such wcll‘
1‘uumakers as llull Montana,
1111141111. Cullen Landis and Jac-
Logan.
1 - 1
1.11111111‘1
1.\l
'1 ‘11'-
SI'NI).\\' EVENING.
llnm'l thu'rynmn' Stars in “The
1.1-1-111 .~\1lvcntun-.’_’a Fascinating
M1 1111111 that Soars Rocket-Like
l'ur into the licnlm nl‘ Spark-
ling: Comedy.
"The Gin-at Adventurcfl' which
111111.111: the debut of Lionel Barrymore
11:. 11 comedy screen star at the Regent
L111! l‘l1lz1m- theatres tomorrow night
1111111111 the Arnold lir-nnett stage
1111-1-1.1' 111‘ the same name. which
:11; .7111: up such :1 successful run.
1'1'11=.1 «fl reports, the picture is sur-
1»~'i11,1' the Stage production. and it
-li1-:1-1l that this Lionel Earl-y-
. 1'01!11('tion released through As-
-:1~2 First National Pictures, Inc.,
' :1 new record for entertain-
Norn‘alk.
l » mmcing Mr. llarrymorl in
'I'arisian and when
mil the comedy refined. and no cu.'«
1.11'1l-p111 laughs: are promised. Sullicc
it to say 111111 Mr. Barry more, in part
of the picture. plays the part of his
own rah-1. incidentally attending “'Illlt
is surposcd to be his own funeral.
I’d'lfi l3 NT TODA Y.
Au Psi-optionally Gripping null Thril-
ling Story is “The Last l'uymcnl,"
Pola Negri‘s Great Paramount
Feature.
cxcr screened is that of “'l he Last
I211, ment." :1. splendid Paramount pic-
ture starring Pola Negri,
s reen actress which will
the features at the Regent theatre to-
day. In the second feature Pete Mor-
rison will he starred in
hue" . Screen fans who saw Pom.
Negr'i in "Passion" and “Gypsy
Blood. " “ill fi' 1-d her role in ”The l .ast
’avment " even more fascinating
than those she essayed in the pictures
named.
The celebrated star is seen as Lola.
the pretty wife of a. South American
cattle dealer. She meets a young
her husband is
slain by vengeful vucqueros. she 3.6-
conippnics the young man to Paris.
I: develops that Lola has been previ—
ousiy married and driven her nus-
band to ruin, but when she
WW-
Goldie-
Ann re- _
Johnny Gruelle. .
One of the most remarkable stories
the famous
be one of
“Dangerous
again
; 7 In an Exceptionally Gripping and Thrilling Screen Drama_
“The Last Payment”
-—-AND-—
PETE MORRISON
In a Feature That Will Find Favor with EverYOn‘
u , . ~ - ~ 99
Dangerous Love ,
SUNDAY EVENING"
Lionel Barrymore
”I A Comedy Sky Rocket
I
That Will Split Your Sides with Wholesome
and Hearty Laughter-
“The Great Adventure”
COMEDY -:- -:
' MONDAY AND TUESDAY ' ,
ROBERT Z . LEONARD
By Edmund Goulding
A TIFFANY PRODUCTION
Another Special Saturday Double Feature Programi 1i
POLA NEGRI 3
Direction David Estonian—Cyrus W. Gray, Jr. Manager
J Today at 2:15, 7and 9
Two Big Ffiorites—‘One the Mid- Season Double Feature .
- 1 Program Deluxe. 7._ '
DORIS MAY - .
As a Modern “Phlapper’hm 3 1:11:11: e That You'll Like lmmcnse‘y
“Gay and J DeVlllS ”
——AND-—-
HOOT GIBSON
A SpecialS
“STEP ON
ix Reel Western Comedy Drama with Plenty of Pep—
I ’1... 7 .
SUNDAY EVENING
“The Great Adventure”
A Comedy Sky Rocket That Will Split'Your Sides with Wholesome
and Hearty Laughter——
Lionel Barrymore
“C
union—it Is More
It Is a High Class Super Entertainment.
ALL STAR CAST
MONDAY Aim TUESDAY
On'e‘of the Greatest Pictures of the Year!
It Will Rank with “The Four Horsemen,” “Orphans
of the Storm” and Other Super Productions.
ROBERT W. CHAMBERS’
RDIGA _
The intensely Human Story of New England in the Days of the Revo-
Than Mere Entertainment—
99
enters his life, he recognizes and (-1:-
poscs her to the. man who vainly lo1 cs
her. Tragedy tin-9:. enters into tht,
lives of those concerned and the sub-
sequent developments are as thrilling
as: they are dramatic and appealing.
Sarazen Won’t
f Resign as Highland 5 l
E Club Professional:
‘ l
Point Nezri vests the role 01? Lola PITTSBURGH. July zit—Gene'
with exquisite art and in her support Sarazeu. open golf champion of the
zippi 111' some of the brst known screen
artists of Europe. There are several
big; scenes in the picture all of which
L111t1d States. last night denied a re-
poxt that he intended to resign as pro—
fessional at the Highland County
have been spkndidzy handled by Club and to accept :1 IRON) remunera—
George Jacoliy, the director. five conirac: from an Eastern club.
'He admitted that he luid received
1
IICHISI'I STFiALH 1‘1”}: ON Eofl’crs.
' LOCORHYITIVE C(i‘V-(‘A'I‘CHICRil -‘-f-———-—6-———-——-——-
' NEW \VESTMI‘S’STER. B. 0.. July, ' ' .
TIL—How a horse stole a ride on the l Olllnger SO]? D d
5 0 ' 0 gers
how—catcher of :1 railway train is told
{by the crew of a British Columbiav .
Electric Railroad train. Fraser Vullcyi g7“ p157'1211snljflG, 17111.. July 29.
branch. ‘ ‘ iCharles Ollingcr. pitcher of the
At Hope. 1:. C. according to Hump lorida $1,111.; League ,holding a
story. the train 11 as {mud to stop to
,11'>('o1d of thirty innings without a run
allow :1 band of horses to get off the lwin cscored
against him. has been
track. No 1111 mini of lhc cmw saw isold to the l rooklyn Nationals. and
:Ont' of the animals mount the cow will report about August 21.011inger.
catcher, but when
the train 1eached ;a former pitcher on the Auburn Col—
:1 stop 111.11 how
a horse “as $0111 to legs team. “as the colic-giate‘ all
Slf p oft thr- cairn} Cilmh Shakt‘ ltS-lSOllthci‘il pitChillg SOIECHOH for two
kclt‘. a 1d trot off into the fields. I 4
yea TS.
. NT) FURTHER
MOVE IN COAL
STRIKE TODAY
(Continued from Page One)
Federal Coal Administrator. appoint-
ment to which of Herbert 8. Spencer,
f01 mer v-ice president of the Southern
Ruilwa and General Purchasing
Aoent for the VVar-time Railroad
Administration. was announced last
1'1. b the resident.
mVItWVy YOFK. July 29.——The first
appropriation out of the $800 000 giv-
en to the new American fund [or pub-
lic seixice by Charles Garland, young
Messachusetts idealist. who is giving
11115131115 inherited fortune will go to
the lelief of sturvirg miners in the
\‘Vcsttrn Pennsylvania coal fields.
The appropriation, amounting to
”.0011, was authorized by the Board
of Directors, yesterday, at their first
meeung, young Garland being pres-
L‘nI‘or a time. the. principal of the
121111! established by Garland “for the
btl‘l‘fit of mankind," will remain 1n—
tact. only the income being used for
appropriations.
Of 84 Splendid
. usual“ 1::
mm "mun rm“,
rem Irma: ”Safest. “up
. mic, the Regent and Palace
“ 50111311111116.1515
Thursday, Aug. 3,
‘HOYT’SJ. THEATRE BLDG.
Absolute Auction Sale
BUILDING LOTS
BROAD RIVER ESTATES
Spring Hill Road—Norwalk .
Friday, Aug. 4
Saturday, Aug. 5.
THE M. J. JORDAN CO.
Auctioneer—William H. Guthrie
80 U TH NORWALK
VICTROLAS
Sold on
Easy Terms. .
. The
Hamilton Shop
49 Wall S1.
Better Tooth
Paste
Stronger in medicinal'~\properties
it is greater in prophylactic bene-
fits. Free from grit and cleverly
flavored. Ask for our special tooth
paste—You will like it.
H. A. MEAD
PRESCRIPTION PHARMACIST
8 N. Main St.. South Nor-walk. Conn.
_._.1.~..-
SensatiOnal Shoe
Bargains
V —— At ——
,Max Levy’s
Shoe Store
31 So. Main St. - So. Nor-walk
A Clearance Sale of All
Summer Footwear:
Come See Our Window Display
for Real Shoe Bargains
and Save Money.
DOROTHY DAFNIT
NO THEY‘RE
TOADSTOOLS
"D
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we have been gmtly’ 81"?
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