Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, August 18, 1922 · page 10

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mag she peeped in under
m which grew out. from the

deep -
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”won‘t makes spook or noise.
Andy. there‘s a lime, weeny.
{asleep in a cobwch hum-,f

Raggedy
lurprised to sow tho cunning

 

 

 

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es. If. he forgot to in. mm} quiet.
.erc- now!" said lincgcdy
I, haw,- :nvnlwnul himf“
Oh. 3‘0 humf" lhq llnv.

 
 

 

V mack rim} .-(l‘t'lt’l‘:l.‘ll his
«3. “Mmmmy! I most hum.-
.cp a long: ll’VIliI tinn l" ’l’llo-n. sun-
the two rag: dolls standing noel
sing at him. rl'wil
h a brawl Sllll‘l}

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in: races ouch
I\.xll:ll|l upon it.
ll:t::.:tl;:s. how are:

 

 

We are tiny!“ :«ai‘l llugguly Ann
floggz-tly Aim). "Him rnulrl not
Np being lumpy wandering through

 

 

 
 

 

 

 

OXCH th‘Vl), ISM Moods. llElexd
ii‘lvs ‘n x-\<i{\‘1l.i._'f"
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woe-115' (21'. Its lm (’lt'fisl‘ll onv
leg our ill" oil. "\\'illi so
10 Sm.- wh- n stinlnn: through

floods, and nilh tlsc-inzisic ul' Hlt’
~ 3,3111)le in tinir in l swings. I do
“fill. sec how anyone can lngip lam 13.21
in'wholv soul is ill? (1 will tho
e of happiness. lmt, «in _\m.l know.
”Edy Ann ant-l luau-vii" An'ly.
re is a poor. little. nlfi woman link
in a little stono lit-Hw-
if in [hr woods, who'- l:‘

Sill)-

lmt'k filtr—
Lll\\‘él).\ w-l'y

How smi.‘ still Raisin-ll}:
1 “‘tht is tlw troullli
l” Elf?”

ell, I’ll tell you, line-gray Ann!"
Eddie Elf.

with her.

it .
2'. "This; poor 01!] wom-
éjflires in the stone llt‘tllHF‘ all tho

.‘Xllll.

liltln elf
ed, as he sat up in the cobweb
little

l house.
lgwr‘zy Andy had to stoop when they
iwcnt in the front door. .
{ Thy-re sat the littlerold Woman in a.

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at each other.

411:: ilowcn pot on the window sill and
wished that
\‘.‘ulll~l grow in the flower pot and. in
:t fi-w minutes there was a livch~ lolly—
1101.
lollxpops of all flavors.
lidgglé'lly Ann. "You can quit crying
illlll haul:
in”

 

 

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grow in its place!"

cwlgv Ann and Raggedy Andy :1 grczlt
l3.
Vl'riwnds in
laughed. ‘ “Ami
ivu’

inn» and we will have :1 p'lrtv!"

Andy \vislu'Wl to walk further

 

a and 'l‘.'\'(’-l‘. nm'ri mum-s out~
at all. S 36‘ just sin. llirvl‘é) (luv iu'
(lay out crying.” . ~

(lt‘ln‘l‘ try ' 'v (‘l‘m ' “ ‘
‘ is Elf?" 35km? Ric‘sfil’v Anibal)”.
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will she

(ll'rp. (Ivor woods. to tin-j: Risen-d the
Hill .

“by Hal) .vhl'wmnnn “‘0 ill find on low
lmmx n swirl :‘ount'dn

I £30 , room Winn slaw
l}, '

bu
grow into a candy plant. but I have
\xufcgrml
in};
windy plunt with candy on it.
why I am so sad!"

ton H1» at Raggedy Andy and Rug-
gwly Andy wiggle} one shoe button
ow

cries so loudly whq I go in. I can
scarcely hear myself think, so I nus":
have found out Why, she cries so
muchl".

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”Shall we go see the poor, little, old
woman ?" Raggedy Ann askedof Rag-
: Andy. And. as Raggedy Andy
. ught it would be a. good thing to
8's; in and Randy Ann followed the
directions given by the little, teeny.
,\\‘t‘L‘ll_\' Eddie Blf ‘and soon came to
'tho little, old woman‘s stone house.
I It was a. cunning little stone house,
not as large as some of ther‘dog houses
you sow in back yards. and it had Cun-
ning little doors and windows just
{large enough for the size of the
Even Raggedy Ann and Rag—

 

tron)". rocking chair crying as if her
little heart would break.

"\Yliy are you crying" so hard,
Granny?" asked Raggedy Ann. as she
wiped the little. old woman'si tears
from her face. “Just see how red it
has made your nose!" .

"Your nose is red. tool" replied the
little. old woman. ' ‘

llzxcgvtly Ann and Raggedy Andy
llillL’llljll ziml told the little. old woman

in; ir mi: faces witlrrod paint.

Then the little, old woniau tom '
tli-im: "Rthn I was a little girl I
“1.140 some candy one day. It was 0

very nicfi candy. too. for I tnstcd :1
little. icon}: weeny smidgin’ of it. The
lost I planted in that flower not over
tln- windownsill. so that it would

and watered it every morn-
ti has never grown into a
That is

and
nuggmly Ann wiggled one shoe but;

{it Raggedy Ann. That was as
wru— as they could come to winking

‘l‘hm lluggcdy Ann walked over to

a nice lollypop plant

plant rill-3d with pretty colorul

“Now!" said

u . . ‘
lots 0: Jun, tor as soon us"
pick out; lollypop, another will
This mud.» tho little. 0d woman
\‘m‘y happy. and slit» gave ling-
;-: anivcv. “Now I’cun invite; all my
to (at .lollypops!" she
if you will wait :1,
lllllllllvs. I will have my friends

ilw. l:u:::vtl,\'

Ann” ‘mzd

Raggedy
into the

old woman cood-lxyc and walk-
-.3 awn ll..= with.

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

Mrs. Sarah Gillespie Byfi
filed
$100,000 against Walter T. Candler,
sportsman and capitalist. charging
that be caused her ”personal ln~
Jury and humiliation" in an alleged
attack made upon her while aboard
the steamship Berengaria, en route
to France.
The suit, which was filed in the
Superior Court, followed an ac-
tion brought by Candler against
her husband, Clyde K. Byfield,
,p r o m i u out automobile
charging blackmail and to
strain him from
000 note given Bylielrl-

suit.

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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ment.

soft brims and crowns.

 

 
 

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for -

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in Atlanta, 021..

man,
re-
cashing a $25.-

 

.\:1vl llzlcytwly .\l)'l mile :1 wish that

would
l'i lilr li\ing
rctul‘nr-tl from inviting
2 :‘gnml: to lln- :Hl“‘_~‘. and Raggedy

gi \‘cn

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This Week Only 1-2 Off

 

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Pare Silk Floss Mattresses—-$30.00 Value
This Week Special . ‘

$ 1 8.95
‘: by Carriages

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Andy wished (ht- little old

lirni u

cookics cox'rrul with candy icing.

And. do you know, happy as lhl‘ Him
He old woman was :it the
sin-

her.

happy as linugvdy Ann and Rugged)-
.Andy. for when onc- hzis been kind to
another. it fills nne's llt‘ni‘i will) twivp
,:is much happiness as he has given

 

Cleanlng Hint. . ' . '
When you’re cleaning house sprinkle
the clothes closets with a little water
in which tobacco has been steeped
and then sprinkle with a little spirit:
of camphnr. The latter destroys the
odor of the ftmner and together they ‘
will prevent annoyance by moths.

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woman

gi‘cxzt lum'! :illrd will:

cut lengths.

llCt} things

was, not Ono-lull!" us

For athletics, tennis, golf

7 inches,
—» 10' inches,

$1.75

$3.50
16 inches,

in: John‘v Grucllo.

 

 

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"Trco" Elastic 7 Corsets

The Treo is more like a sports girdle. what is; it

is made of elastic with'just enough bones to keep the.

elastic fabric smooth on the figure. There are difler—V

7, 10, 12, 14 and 16 inches. ‘ ,

For a lotuiging corset at home when one Wishes

to relax the Treo will be’ found genuinely comfortable.

or riding there is hardly any
. other so-callcd corset which can excel it.

Up to sizés 32
On sizes above 32’there is small extra. charge

fittgdays 1 G'ofclock.

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Summer

.A Remarkably Attractive than}? at $10.00
, French Felt Hats, beautiful fine Soft quality with '
rolling brims wide or narrow, and the trimming one
pheasant’s quill or some ghttermg orna-

 

Hats'of Embroidered Duvetyn, soft crush shapes,
Some of themcmbroidered.
all over, others with emlgoidered brims or crowns. , '
.Velvet and Satin cambinations,
combined with satin and ornamented
ant ’s feather or a small bunch of heckle.

These in black and colors

$10.00" v

Enere Is a gOod assortment. of ordinary every day hats at

$5.50 .

Hatter’s plush
with a pheas-

‘Sscond floor

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12, inches, $4.00 . ~ .
14 inches, ,_ $4.50 *
$500 , ‘ -

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2 7 - The 'August’f Furs ,
' The execptiofial'mlues offered in our August For
Sale have attracted many women of eCO'fiOInlC' 111131;};
and there has been a. lively buying filial-est. T116511};
. continues, timing the month, of August.

‘ . We «rainwish to inns-ass our people that ii}

. stock of ffiéshas been chosen by an expert. poll. in}...

_ been examined, and we made up mm?

weeks ago. _' The q _"tics are exactly as we 27313:,

All purdmses Willi meat on the hill regime,
November first. ' '

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‘ ‘ In the following us are some especial z.
, While the buffing of cal mm.

. furs dose not a

‘(women through the hot weathsr, still at f e firs raw;
offrostywindsoue congratulates herself that 5312:? has
a fur coat: and at a moral reasonable price tcar. 03:5
could expect. "

Basswood} W
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Near-Seal; £0 niches. -.

Hudson Seal, '40 inches. $335.00 to

Cancun Cost 40 inches, 57295.00 to 5395,06

7 so inches, 1 8 98.50 to 5195.033:

‘ $125.00 to 31535.0(}

Sports Coats in Natural Muskrat. snxl Hudson Seal. 85

inches, moderately priced considering quality af'tlip

costs. There is contrasting fur on collars and cuffs: '

N, Small Furs ‘ “
Our assortment of Fox narrow scarfs and Cholif‘l‘s mine in
light and dark dyes, $2500 to $69.51?

A large variety of masses in Mink, Hudson Bay Sabin Jap-

anese Marten‘and Squirrel. excellent. in quality and
moderatly prided:

5225.00 find 1:;
59.100 to $195.05
$250.00 50 $395.0{

$695.05

 
 

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Take "Care of your Complexion"

The “sz6” Pro nations which are demonstrated
this week at the adrToilet Section will aid the
- woman whopays attention to her appearance
_ Mademoiselle Michcn,
with advice. She will

who is present, will assfs';
select the creams and Lid, 12.5.
for individual cases. These agreeable skin tonics are
for protecting the skin from sallowness, freckles and
other blenfishes. . ' -

Overcoming relaxed facial muscles, and pr: regi-
mg wrinkles and crew’s feet. .

Come and. learn about them. Exclusive at the
Road House; -

Main floor. inn:

 

 

 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

Powerful Argument. I
Agent—The best thing for you is, :3 ‘
Bitinsumnce. ' Just think of :Bw 31.31.;
of money you will get when you are
dead.

Ides Being Extended.

The principle of the Vilt'llllin o}.

35 bring applied to unload «’nnl. l..-.r.<.2e

-’rain and other prmlucts in large quan<
Titles.

 

 

 

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V'Hykamblernmm... ..... ,‘Whiteman’s Orch.

Hoe-Lips Whitman’s cm.
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Dancing Pool ...... Club Royal OTCh‘

 

 
 
 

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