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‘ 3‘0 you know. Mister \Volf!" Rag— “\Vhenever I went to visit grand? 1}“ '4.
.1 7 _ . . . . ,. . ccmfcrtably small. _7 en O .
$1.1} Ann exclaimed. as she watched mother. Little Red Riding Hood “Perhaps the best gauge of what . . 013x893“! ya till 6 P. M! fig“
my, wolf help t?\'(,‘l’}'l.l0dy to ice cream said, “Mother always said to ‘me, . . . . n
“rims. and Cream putts and ladyung- ‘Now watch out when you “go through 23:11:23 ffg‘ge‘gé’e“: mi$?§n:§ 3.13311; . 7.. .
us. before he took any himself, "I the woods that the grung doesn't try could be disregarded is the recent] at ' '
thought maybe. you were a naughfltywto take the basket of goodies from trend of commodity prices. The ' g
m», .111. bald wolf. when I nrst saw you you?" price: of basic raw materials have ‘
‘u9 up to Little Red Rim“ Ham‘- E “What is a grung?" asked the Fuz- been tending strongly upward {or "
1 “13391" me, I'm glad 3'0“ d0 “041 zywump, "I never have seen ORE!" ' several months and more and more 3’
think so nowt" laughed the wolf. "The grung is a. great big creat- recently have been followed by manu- ,
”But. whatever made you think so me." Little Red Riding Hood replied. facgured goods, although to a lesser
ii] of nu. lingm 11V Ann" “and he is very; very fond of good- degree. The influence of higher 33v
“liwause " mid Raggedy Allin. “In les. He has four legs and a long tail prices has even spread to retail com-
£111 411171 of little R111 Riding 110011.50 when I walked through the W00ds modifies. and some merchants have , ‘
you w rv \er} w11ked'” thé that {lit}, sure enough the grung frt ncl it necessary to increase the . ‘ '
. ‘ Now? ' laughed Mister “oil, as he came up to me and said ‘Ha.,Ha!' DliC€S of certain of their merchandise.
Hopped his kl]("ts, 'W lloeu-r told that ind. like that. ‘I‘ ll bet a nickle \Ou 've This phenomenon is common to every
“013' about me was mlsl‘kvn. for I gut {:00dir73 in that little ihasket Little period of incrfising business activity.
Pbrch blinds for
: coolness and comforf.
And at the same time we offer them 3% ré’du‘cefl p
to close them ontat a time when you hedge weeks all
which to enjoy them. 7
4 ft. Reg. $350 now $250 5 ft Reg. $4.50 new. $3.
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really um not wicked oven :1 teeny. l:1_l Riding Hood!‘ Andi said “Yes, “At the same. time the woolen 6 ft .
teeny bit! Maybe it was some other girl" I have, and they are for grand- mantl‘acturers of New England are ' Re
you?" Illnlllvl‘. who is ill!’ coping with this very problem, the 7 ‘ g' $5 50 DOW “'26 7 ft‘ Reg‘ $6‘ 50 mw $5 7
r-xm it mum have 1......) you?“ R:l:-' ”"l‘llf‘n I‘will eat the goodies!’ said price of raw wool has advanced on '7 8 ft- Reg. $150 DOW $6. 9 ft. Reg. $9. 110W 1‘ ' »
‘1‘37‘1' Ann “plied. "Because you are the grung. as he reached for my little the average, of 75 per cent. since last ‘3 . .
in zlw slur}: 01‘ Little lied Riding lmsket. I am sure the grung would autumn, Whereas woolen goods, al- 10 ft' Reg" $9‘5O now $8' 12 ft' Rea. $12 HOW. $9”
Mend. just like the throw bears all-e in lulve taken the goodies right then it though slightly higher. have not ‘had Third floor 1‘ ar
the minty or Goldieloeks." 'the wolf hurl not stepped between us E‘W‘n RDVOleRtPIY as large an ad- a ‘ ‘ ,-
“And Well: not exactly wicked." {Hill said. ‘Here. you Mister Grung! Vane". Clothing prices remain practi- . -
laugh-xi llnzrgmly Ann. “But they Now you had better leave Little "Red Pally stationary. Theh'e are many ' ’ ‘ .
or ~- 1411mm (i11l1li1-lm'ksl” ‘lliliing Hood and her basket of good- (“1191' industries facing similar con- A . ' _ l
"‘l‘llr-rrrl You see?" the \Volf lmlg'll- ics alone!’ ditiChS. . , , Pretty pl] OWS for
ed hiHVfil‘llS 1111‘ three. bears. "Some-‘ “‘VVllo‘s afraid of you?‘ asked the > Manufacturing fiftiViUPS in NOW Th . ° 9 . ' ' ' s.
7 grungy as he mmle his ears stick 111) England, the review finds. is now on a 18 ‘fs fur ume S ' the pore}. or cottage ’
7 . istmlght in the air. Little Red ‘Rid- . “rt-“‘1'? of 80 per rent. or maximum (‘11- . 0
ing Hood “em on to explain bout the W101 3'. a rate not far below normal. ’ 0 .~ . '
lgr‘ung to Raggedy Ann and t 19 three lt‘ K —" * sawng tlme. ,7 ' Cletomle covered oblong IJIHOWS 16 1- 2X23 1-2 iDCh
bears “You know. the grung sticks ‘E CUER DIES IN HIS - ~ , . filled With ka 00k and COttOIl
(his ears up in the 1.\ when he wants . SECO\D ATTEMPT. ' ‘ p ‘ 5' 71
ito light, so that he won’t step on __ B cause we '6 7 ‘7
111m. Ami. “m he 111 d this Mist“ NORWICH, Aug. 2.—Slgmunri sun; to ofiei- them to 3bg‘ililétwfintetiurs months ago we am able These pillows are real artistic in appearance bell}
Wolf. he lust boxed the grung’s ears gal. about so years of age, of this a ese prices. . extra lon ' . - . = '
so hard it made the grung's head ring citv. lost his life late today in the In (1 ’ 7 . g .Shape and the 1:10hda1'k COIOl‘lIlgS Of the C .
fillet a‘doorkbcll. [Thain Mister \‘i’olf. gnomes river atft Massapeag. near 11: ort (31‘ to make 11.? easy to take advantage Of this tonne IS Stln more attractive because 0f the dESignS ‘
e l€‘( six nos n e grung's ong ere. in (t vain :1 empt to rescue a. 0 01 unl we SE1 T , . ~1 1 .‘
.tall and carried me. to grandmother's drowning boy. Siegai plunged into pp y y: “111011 they ale pllnted-
house. 'It will take the grung .all‘the river in response7to cries for help __ . , .
any to “We the knots m his mm, the from “‘70 boys who 11.1.1 got beyond 1 Buy now and cllal ge to Vour accolmt; the purchase Pillows loomplete only 7 65:2.“
“.0” said." 111m depth. . will not be billed until December. 1 * '
“And the “.019 brought Little de Ho succeeded in getting one of the. Main floor center and third floor center.
Riding Hood right to my house!" boys to surety and was climbing on 2——You may make selection and by paying a small de— 7
randmother said. “And he 13 the to a raft with the other boy, when
so”. hpst friend we haven-he. mépts the raft tilted. Both slipped hack pOSit have the gallnent held for you until needed.
. , Rili H i ti “"0th river and went under the ~ ' . ‘
little Red 1 ng 001 mm me m”. They won, drowned before, help 3—. All furs purch , (1 during this showing will be . Scatter sunslune
she. comes to visit me!"
“And, didn't the grung ever bother 0‘7“” ”’3‘?“ them. The dm‘vm‘d 1’02". held in (101d store. e min 11 Want them ~
.you after that?‘ 'asked Raggedy Ann. fvhosc last name is Mazkowitz, lived g with greeting cards -'
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““9“" Y0“ see?” "'0 “'0" “mime" “Indeed. he .1111 not!" laughed 1.11119 m MW York- He was lwre on a 4-—-We can not take special orders at these prices and
week’s vacation. The bodies were
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nem 7th . . recc d . . 0 8X ectto 3‘ ' ' ' . -.
Ed? ounce?" ave turned the stories in tzlugh't.llim 3. lesson he never forgot. I by £1625“ Sggertiiirtaken in charge 31:00:11 t P be able to duplicate them later at thLSC FI‘IQndShlp day 1S Sunday August 6th. . Vt!
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1 “I guess maybe thev did!" laughed g1!“ . - n - ’
. . .. . '_ ”Isnt that Just llke things? cried 7 . ,1 ' '
fif’fifdy Agdg d gin: ’O‘lflte’g“ “01W Raggedy Ann. 1-11 just shows 11.... HERRIUK NOT “’ORRYISG. _ It is safe and reasonable to anticipate your wants— Many an 016‘ friend” longmg to hear from you.
IT?" cry 0 e d "g 00( sllou d five must never believe ill of anyone . . buy now you.
“Suppose we let Little Red l‘tiding"w‘m‘n 'others tell unkind stories of PERRY: 0kla., Aug. 2.—-l\lanuel , .
flood “‘11 it!” laugh“, the wolf. as: he {.thl-m! _ ' Herrick. Congressman from the Eighth ; Natural oppouum coats. deep col- Grey squirrel coat 36 inches long. rZMany a true frlend wonders why you do not at least .
in his 1 c and leaned h 1* i c (Copyright. 1922. by thnny Gruelle. Oklahoma dlstrict. declared when lnr and wide border. figured suk lrn- Very deep collar and be“ S‘eew bro- ;
p 11 ac. aga 11s amused from his 819‘, t 1 1 h cane silk lining 3500. send a card.
a tree. All rights reserved)- tel C equv todav that l: 8lama: "Stine? ins ‘200- hMarmot coat ‘0 makes long' Wide '7
.3 l. ’ . " ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ C racul wra . 45 inches lon . doe a awl collar. bell sleeves, figured silk - . . . ' '
313:! a: thenlftct 3113:] r‘etufils 111m “5;, can“ ”of black 1 1‘ wm‘: 111111;: t $75.l - Revwe the old fr1endslnps,cement the new ones by;
.‘ ‘.‘ ’ , ... ‘. . _ 1.. . , ., ' L - no 113 r n a race armo wrap, very deep shawl co - .
i‘ I .11 1 1.1 [05! ML). A( ( t NJ). srllllllflqrcmn 9:13;; bgmfglenstztegvézigf for the Repubucan renommaflom 31:11:17". blue]; lying cults. yroouzfigflk iar. border and brocade silk lining sendmg a Pratty greetmg card—JuSt a line. to say you 81211;
‘1 1.11.1.131111111. A'llg. 2.——Cilarged mission“ Hugh J‘ Lave”,_ ‘ The self-styled "Congressional aer- ”3’ ' . a i: ' m k “55' remember and still care.
311.111 suilstltutlng Cancelled postage ,iai daredevil' asserted that only "the. kcaia°uilw“9 ‘5]5ilc}‘°'ll°“31 "“19 widenahafirg‘llafoitgn‘lgleigyc:es 1°23
clumps for unused rmr-s and retaining . - silk stockings vote had bee . a an co 3" vary erze “eaves ' S are e 7
. , ,. \ . ,. l-,[.ITABETH 1V. J. ‘1 counted. de chine llnln silk girdle 125.
S“ K503143183” .‘P'Q’F‘, “f 1' ,the WWW?“ J ENGINEER. Dnowxm). 3““ that he “'33 ”mtismd ”h“ “’1‘“ Mole cost 80 inches long «1.3333231. Taupe cone? coats, shawl secular 0111‘ Statmnery seetion is ShOWing a complete and 3151'
"f ., .‘nps,’ -1\ ‘lllm 1-1 post deliv- NE“, HAVEN. Aug. 2.—John Bor- the rural district came in I will have lar and cut“ broadcloth fining figured Bllk lining $37.50. tractive assortment to select from 50 to 258 it
fir: «MINT-x the “nine force of the r .0 .1 , , a good majm-lty" ' Pony costs. 40 inches long nutlia 1 ’ , -
main postolllu .ut lllnn here w. H WS‘ 111111. of at... Last Jersey street. Elmi- - g 7 $200. collar. figured silk lining st' ,
“.3 H ““3th and held in bonds of both. N. .l.. employed as an engineer :—-‘ ~ ‘ —- Mole coats 35 inches long, Tuxedo Caracul coats, skunk com“. and Main floor, Foirfield Ave. entrance. _,J
33,”, on tomplnlnts sworn out by P054 b? tthlle (Extras-sail Clhemicall 1C‘ttmlllugpty “0‘ INJIJH-J). front large sleeves $275.7 "cuffg. silk girdle. crepe de Chine lin— . ." ..
5 I k 0. 1s 1': y. was 1 rownm, as 131;: , *5 _ “f 1 . ' ‘ ins; $375.
leurltr‘urptctors T' J Rico and E' A’ while swimming: in the Quinuipiac “3‘22"?" Hardmf-rh' Fm!” 015- 0" 1313312? 1:22? (1:113:23 lgggnrnu::;:: ll Cll‘lracuhwrap: 45filnches long,r Iio-V .
Y L . rim-1‘. “om. ”U, 13“.”. street bridge. 51 or , was pa 11 ull7v lllllt 0n the. do chm, Ilnlllfl 3300. as y 00 at an Cu 8, very wide ki— .
1112'13‘1rnrfiuliiullfl “til;Igfisgsriiltztength‘ni lorden. who was a good swimmer, lwllrl \(‘Slelday afternoon at :1. Roy . Nutria coat 40 inches long. chin- mill-gnu. sleeves. $500 New books
ki‘i'n mm” by D:l(erll‘ip'11‘0ng tllf‘l: suddenly sank without making any :02}: (retitugllrlll at Pm" ”Wk “he“ chin collar. belt and brocade llnlni’ broggggtfigmgrapp very deep collun ‘ ' '
[Gillt'i‘ “Inch was to be used for tile outm}. . He “flung.“ “X“ and I'H‘lllo W‘s (”Ron the head “1”} :1 mm” ‘ $800. HUdSDD seal wrap. chin-chin collar, 7.
(m, m. “M“ ham,” to the men m small children 111 Ellznbt'th. The body ‘ a “ 0" m ”1“ 1‘7 ”WWW 11m lmS- Nutrla coat 30 inches long. deep Kollnsky trimming on collar and cuffs » 0“ 0 ay. ’7:
“huh“, mlltter without stamps ‘ llnrl not been recovered at an early Ki” yr?" DrhA'. 1‘ Murgolis took roller and cuffs ‘ 3150- g 3500 L ' '
‘ ' " hour'lhl’s morning. " '1 r ‘ ‘ P "N" m m mJUY‘Y - » ,' 7 - i ' UT“ ‘ ' ' 7’ 7 V ' ' '
5» l he Breakmg Pomt by Mary Roberts Rmeharli$2
1 Bathm ca s ’ “Tl ”
10 Shadow of the East by the author of “The.
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I ' Shei‘ ”, E. M. Hull $1. 90.
a special purchase. “ ,,
The County Beyond by James Oliver Garwood $2.3,
Just received a lot of the pretty rubber bathing caps ‘ “Glimpses of the Moon.” by Edith Wharton $2,
riet cf the rettiest models that have been shown
’in a W Y 111131 d t 6 b1 “Robin” by the author of “Head of the House 35g
143111 season at a t r more an in sOme ins ances on e
_ the price now asked 25c and 390. 7 Combe”———Burnett——$2. ‘ . _ «-
in Main floor. left rear. . . 7 ‘1 Main floor, Fairfield AVO'J .. » I. -
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’1. RECOVERED DIAMON’D RING. {our weeks without finding his ring; his hand over to grasp the hamme by Yale University; it was revolt -.
_, ‘ . BAIONE N. J-1 Aug 2,—Valentine After four years, Bernhardt was in— and when his hand came up, it yesteniay. by deeds flied in'thegto
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l Bernhardt believ s in luck today duced to take a launch ride on the clutched his "“8 as WEIL clerk's oflice. One piece or property,
- . . Four years ago he didn t. . . .As h , in the known as the Blake estate; wall
‘ For at that tlme he 1°“ a “00 d‘a' Shrewsbury. e “as pass g d YALE AGQUIRES used for dormitories for students
mond ring in the shallow waters of Spot Where he 1°“ “1? rang. d“ mg; MORE PROPERTY. the Sheffield Scientific. Schoo 1
. the shrewsbury river at Water Witch. ‘hfippe‘i ,3 hamme; °" 91‘; '3“; ' dt ‘2 NEW HAVEN, Aug. 2.—-—Property other piece of property valuedrat 8‘ 7 ,
N- J» and 5851”th the river bed 10:31a““°h “as “mppe ‘ em at 9“ valued at $95,000 has been acquired. 000 was an anonymous gift:
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