you but would be (on.
311111;” mid RaggedS And}. as
out «upon, the bank or the
It”: brook which flowod through
hnve you. thought at now,
_ Andy?” naked Raggedy Ann.
, a or INN-mil?" Halogedy
m Raggedy Ann in laugh-
. Ann had saved them both
the mo little Old Women by
for. innipigg' lolly -pops, which
‘ the tivo little old women
“pick up. would jump away
7 them Then. too, Raggedy Ann
wished for lolly— mops flavored with
per and covered with a thin
or dandy. so that when the mean
. women started eating the lolly-
‘_ they thought. they were really
.1 and did not discover that they
flavored with red pepper until
» two Raggedys had escaped.
ind now the two Raggedys had
a away from tho path and had
den in the bushes until the two old
.Wn had run by.
r_“No," Raggedy And} replied to
Weds? Ann “I was-n t thinking of a.
kind ct: lolly—pop! I was thinking
much fun it would no ll do, wish—
‘ Vior a. lovely little white boat. just
m enough for us to sit in comforta-
on: and float down the laughing
brook!”
3“Oh that would be so nice!” Rag-
My Ann agreed. “Shall I. wish for it
or would you like to wish for it. Hag-
gem: Andy?”
"It doesn't matter"l:1ughod Rag-
Andy. “Suppose you wish for it.
med)! Ann. ton can make better
wishes than 1" '
"Well then. I'll Wish for it Rag-
; fed? Andyx'fiald Roggodx Ann. as she
stood up and smoothed hag-1 apron
As soon as Raggedy Ann had made
film wish. the prmv littlp whjto boml
peered right alongside the bank It
was just large enough 101 1111- two mg
oils to sit in comfm'mbl} without
.crowdlng each other and it 11ml a
tile rudder so that it («111m ht guid-
an it floalmi "lllfll‘; . ,
There worn also littlv ("llfilllfil‘lS and
hpillowr- at the buck or the u .1’ and a
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£11111. for they remembered howl little boat floated without a.
little bouquet of pretty colorea flowers
Lwns painted on each side of the little
boat. at the front. ’
‘ “Isn’t it a lovely little boat?" said
[Raggedy Amdy. ‘ "Let me help you in.
Raggedy Ann!"
When Raggedy Ann was seated, then
Raggedy Andy gave the pretty little
boat a. push away from the bank and
sat down beside Raggedy Ann. The
sound
down the laughing brook. under the
.great trees‘ and beneath «the oxerhang—
ing banks from which lovely flowers
leaned over as if admiring themselves
in the mirror the brook made for
them. Raggedy Ann “and Raggedy
Andy an am. about each other
shouted to the woodland creatures
who happened along the bank as the
little boat drifted lazily along. And
the two Raggedgs sometimes caught
the bonding stem of a lovely flower and
held the little boat just long enough
so that they both might smell the
fiowor's fragrant perfume. AThen the
little boat drifted lazilx along until it
floated in under a logr'ic'hich lay across
the laughing brook ' ' . _
But. phat was Raggedy Ann’ 3 and
Rugged? 'Andy'ir‘surprlse When. just no
the littlo whit? boat passed from in
under the log .to find themselves lifted
out of the boat and to hear right in
their ears: “Aha! Now We have you!
And We will make you pay for giving
us red pepper lolly pops!"
It was the two little old women and
dlioy were very. very peevish now!
“Oh. dear!” wondered Raggedy Ann.
“What will they try to do now, I
wonder?"‘ .
"You'd better let us go. if'you don‘t
want to be sorry.” promised Raggedy
Andy. ' " ' "
“Ho! Ho! He! He!" laughed the
two little old women. ieasinglv.
"W'ho's going to make us feel sorry?
'l‘fial's What I' d like to lino“. "’ '
V‘en suddenly ‘Raggedy Amiv and
Raggedy Ann found themselves sit-
ting upon the log 0191 the stream and
the two little old women were- no-
where in sight.
“\Vhy, where are they?" asked Rag-
gecly Ann in Surprise.
“ I don' t know. " said Raggedy Andy.
”I just wished that the”. would he.
somewhexe thev did not Wish to be
and they just disappeared!"
Just then thorn was a. splash in the
pool.below the log and there. puffing.
and kicking and wiggling towards the
shorofwrmc tho two little old women.
“Quirk!" cried Roswell}: Andy. catch‘
in: laugody Ann's arm. “Let's run
before they gut ashore and catch us
again!"
\nd. although “my could hear the
two moan old women still splashing
about in H11;- wnler. neither Raggedy
Ann nor 8.15::0113' Andy looked back.
thoy worn toohnsy running. In fact.
{hwy (lid not slop running until they
know llmtlhm' were safe: them as
Hwy \wvro very hungry from so much
ortr'itomont. ‘lacgody A1111 wished for
fl box“ of lowly soft chorolatrs. and.
sitting lwonnlh some tall cardinal
(lowers. the two llaggodys soon forgot.
their unplvasnnt rxperir-nco in the on-
impwnl of the nroswnt lizlppinoss.
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STORES, Conn. ., 31.—-With
, now nine weeks to go there is a very
respectable chance for the Leghorns
to finally defeat the Wyaudogten 6131
have been leading the contest ja-t
Storrs for the past never“; months. A j
ago at thir time Holiyvood ‘
year
Farm' 3 Leghorn: from HOW
Wash"
ers but finished the year with only 3
eggs less than the winners. In the
present context KW: birds are
now only :SIegg-s back of first PM
and gaining steadily. Either the foj-
andottes or the Leghorn: look like as ”
equally good bet.
In the fofly4hi‘rd week the Leg-
horns repeated their performance of
the previous week by making a clean; .'
sweep of all the first mica; Bailif—
Farm’s pen was in first position
with a wield of 55 eggs. Another ooh
:ot Leghorns owned by George B. FE?»
ris from Grand Rapids, Mich" won
second heat pen for the week with a
production of 53 eggs. Rapp's Leg;-
horn Farm from Atlantic HighlanQ,
N. J.. was in thirtf place with a seal-:9 -
of 50 eggs. Two other pens of the
same breed entered by Leo A. Grout:—
ten from Farmington. Conn...
Beck Egg Farm at Woodcliffi» Lake. K.
J.. tiéd for fourth place with 49 eggs
each. The totaf production for all
pens was 3,293’Veggs or a 'yield‘of 47
per cent. At the close of the' forty»
third week the total production since
last November was just about an even
1,1100 pugs ahead of tho. score for the
corresponding period last year. '
The four loading pens in each of
the principal broods are as follows:
I‘lpmouth Rooks.
Harry G. Culver (Barred)
\Vostl.an1pton Beach, L. I. . . ._ .1823
\V. H. 1:}. Kent (Barred) .
Cazonox'ha N. Y ........ . ..... 17??
Ontario Agricultural College
(Barred) . .
Guelph. Ont ................. 16(i3
Puiduo lnlvorsity (Barred)
Ln lmotte. Ind ......... .1...1645
“finite \Viamlottes. ,
Frank P.1{alteszon ,, :1 ~
Dnvisvlllo.‘ R. I ............... 1877
\Voodhridg’e Orchards
“'oodbridgo. Conn. ._ .......... ISZO
W’nllor Bradbury . '
'l‘oltinglon. 1811ng. . . ..... 1728
Clemons. .‘l. l‘liomzmd
New llrimin. Conn .......... g. .1581
“110119 Island Reds.
Tho Orchards ' ;
So. Hadley, Mass.......... 1600
John Z. Labelle
Ballouvillv. Conn. ....... . .1629
Charles D. Pic-rt"
Arnold .‘lills. R. ‘I. . . ......... 1613.
F. S. Chopin
Longmeadow_ Mass. . . .1. . ..15‘.‘5.
“71mg Imahnms. -
Hollywood l-‘nrm
Hollywoml. \Vm-h ..... . . . . . . . . l SIN
Goslien Poultry Club
Goshon, Conn ....... . ..... . . . . 17“?
J. Frank Dul‘lols
Peaclmm. \‘t ............ . . ., . . 17““
Kappa; Leghorn Farm
AtlnnlirTl'rghlnmls. x. J ...... 167$!
\VHJ; SAVE ARM OF MAN
(TRI‘SH‘ED BEN’EATH TRYCK
Charles Lamar of 381113 Main street.
Stritfm'oi. who was in an automobile
accident at \Vpslpnrt. Tuosday. will
reluiu his rimht arm, whirh was him.
ly smash“?! in tho mishap. according
to 1'1-zmrts l‘rrmx pinslclunx :11 th" Rm"—
wnlk Hospital. whore lw is (:nnllnml.
Laistrr was lnjm'ml when the truck
:mrlor zs‘llim‘h ‘nu wus lying lo make 1'“-
;mlrs. mmml. :1 whrr-l passion: over, "his
urni smashing it from olbnw to
shnnllle'r. ll was :11 first thought an
:111:pnt:1.tim1 was nv‘w‘i‘smx'y.
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were 8! egg: behind the leads a
and i
- York). whom} husband is anephcw of
- lish Moslem Sooiety‘ili London.
wig; less titan 5mm rabies a yenxé
mmVomnmmmmnwifi
hgabIeto doaowith was comfort
sad convenience. at fljga, on
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W W an Qe to needéd
made ms granted a hung
demo to certain French. interesifi
13.6.m nor
OLD Shim MORE! KJRDERS '
day that. MM}? 013mm
made out {’0 “9511 mm, Go‘nnoéhcut "
the W W colony.
There is no
theft-lest meg at Old Lyme. the bulletin
of; the Baltic_T11e 13::va 3333! adding that money orders in-
finned- for there should be made to
Lyme. Conn: ; A
August will see the opening oi
moo widen. it inshoped. “mung
Sffil cut into the popularity of Monti
Ehrlo. :. ., .
Thefllroiect is not unpretentious.
él'hbraoes the Conan-notion of a
xiianent Cosmo to take the place of
tfie tempurary building for use til
summer;
and sea bathing: a. new hotel with
300 roomsis to go up. and an existing
calculated to suit the most modern
European“ requirements. There. ' will
he a motor bus service from the con..-
ter 01’ Riga to the Casino. and tyo
steamers are to ply between Riga and
Holsingfors Reval and Libau. all for
Ttho accommodation of those who mgr
and Monte Carlo tee far away. Alva.
Spank near the Casino will ghe fin ‘
eial help to those whose mflng P4833?
a k'lose e«crutirw.
Among? the regulations o? the Can
116 is one which provides ihat on
nérson desiring to gamlalo must 11$
an incominof 600 one rubles. or 33-”
ail) a vear.
‘ ;A3£III{ICA\ WOMAN ESTERS 1
1108111..“ F‘ITII.
W‘OKING England. Aug. 31 .;«'.i°i’1_é
“joking mpegur presented a gay all;
penranre recently when“ ~m'or 300
Moslems from all parts of the world
assx‘mhled to celebrate the festival of
Eld-ur— Anna in commemoration of the
sacrifice of.A.‘bral1am the «lav of the
great fosthal at Mecca.
After mayors. says The Star. Prin-
cess Bassoon (Miles 011;; of Now
"the cx-Knedive of Egypt was received
into the Moslem faith.
Among those present were
Amirmr-Snnmmnt. the Persian Minis.
fer: the Afghan Miniomr and suite.
and Lord Hadley representml the Em;-
PROTEST HFVTIN G , »
GROI’N D l :XTI-ZN SIGN S. .
\‘IKKO Japnnw‘i‘he people m“
this city of shrilfl’nnd Imperial
there will be horse mcfiigd
hotel is to be renovated in a manner '
Prince, ‘
palaces haw ontorfi‘f‘h protest against .
the proposed ofleugkm of the Tmprw g:
ial hunting ground; not tar distantg
from hero. Tho objection is based on
the allegation if! at the extension of
the hunting grn'aud mould cause a.”
serious loss to agriculture which al-
ready Slif‘furs frnm the hunters ovor—
running the owns. A mass meeting
sappo‘mloa :1 rm nnlltfie to proceedito
Tokio to {It‘t‘lx'b‘ direct in the lmper— -
in! lioozwlmlvl. This in bygone yours
might. lmx'v ll(";‘ onnsidrrmi loss mn‘
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