flan-y: Heron!"
Raggedy high}: to try and make as give'them Vu ' .- .,
T‘HERE was once1,uoon'9: film a 7 ‘
31nd My Andy called to a. more lolly-pops!" .
little fairy who‘hélp‘ed’ all film-en'- » .
Wading up to his knees in the
“If they are so ill-manner,' I
wouldn t7 give them any lolly-pops!"
"said Henry Heron. “A person does
not’ mind doing things for people when
they are nice!"
"We love-to give things to those
who are nice!” said Raggedy Andy.
1-1261 it isn't a. bitcf fun' in doing'
something for a. disagreeable, ill-mam.-
nered person when they-trywto-forco
you to do the thing!"
“Henry Heron agreed with Raggedy
Andy about this." ",VVhy exclaimed
Henry Heron. one time I was Standing
out in the great, great meadow. where
the laughing brook is so lazy 'it is' just
a great mirror for the blue, blue sky"
and I heard some one'say: ‘Here!
You, Mister Heron! I'm hungry, I
the door' to
two p00r
to play at make-believe, F111
stove.
Vji
p Q
play n1alre~belleVe,11nd I1 exoc'ot that
.same little fairy is about today if -.
people \VOuId only, give it a chalice. -
This particular little Fairy Make-
helibve. crept through the keyhole of
house where flierosllved' .
ildren, named intuit and”
Johnny, and they were trying hard
there whs
'no food 111' the pantry 01" fuel for the
Their mother had to w‘brlt all (Lay
and Mary and Johnny wanted to make
her think they were happy when ,she
came home at night, so they talked
.5
>1
51””th ' ”.m— -
.mmmmmm
e could before 11161-111113;
Into “their heartsan
that the man but 0111‘ Vhtfl' for mat and
:wh‘ile the children slept he dame with
The next morning while Mary and
Jolfiny Were gust 11'; their eyes
théi'e came 11 montw
wool! and coal which the Same nlde
want you to give mp something to
eat. 01’ I'll bite you on the toe!“
“ 'Goodness. gracious? I said. ‘Who
is it talking to me ike'th'ist’."A'nd I
looked down and who do you supp‘oso
. Henry Ht‘run 2"
llalrgfily
' II and Raggmly-$111131C11fled.
it was. Raggedy Ann and Raggedy
Andy. '7’”
1 ‘V\c1 give up!"- sold Raggedy Ann.
King brook. '“Ax'cn‘t you.
. will catch cold standing
‘ or without’hools on ‘1’"
lyjand looked at llaggl d3
" -1 catching cold.
the wntet :1 ml :1t 1l11Ll and
IV 113 it.
in matter of fact. Henry
fly: called to him,
’- wide awake. he (‘llllli‘
1 'I was. almost .1Slco p ' said
V-H’ron. “What llflHv 3011 1101111
won't. seen you since the time, we you took him for dinner, after he was ' . ,
(,- out in the L!“ 1t 151111.111 ypllow SO rude?" asked Rilg‘fl'l‘tl)’ Andy. (if course lli(‘l‘9"\fl$llt any of if
m dow luneath H111 1111111. blue sky!" um, HS. indvpdj" “pm-y ”(u-m, really-whore, but as Mary said: "It
5011!“? haw howl lunlm: the phuom‘rdv, "I took him up to tho old makes. it enslvr when mother comes
911i fun. “NW." “Him!" SIM H-"lr— .mqul iron. in 11111 center of the swamp. home to look happy when you malto-
grisly Ann. "Tilt-1'11 :11'1'
. Vt 'old women living 1101'" 1'1 ”11' (1110p. “Oh! Now We soc?" lduz‘hod lan— and <101nl’ortnhle."
,n‘fi‘.:oo;lts.sz;3;: tgi'eri'ulzzvrvt- been (-hzm- muly .-,\1111 11m: Ricard: {M11231 ":0: So ”It. little yF‘nlry M:ik(‘?1eliovo
, ‘. - ‘. . _ 1311111 11111 311:; w 1:11. H1 as m 0 . r . r i ' ;_' .
“Have you 110011 Maxim: catch-.111: Hrm'; llm-on. didn't you?" “11on 1-m‘lttinmtmlil 11911111.: 1111, L111?“
31$!de Ann?" 33kt“! Ilvm'y Heron. "Vi-s!" lunclv-l ”our." Heron. “but 1“ m :0 n ems 0‘ n “mum mh mt
1-01,. no!" laugh”; 1;;lgg..‘3_., -\1m. ”M my, what 111- Mpeotwi. “m so“ 1103 orgot thclr trouble-s and then
‘ " 111g :1. lolly—pop when 111.1 two
‘Jlttle old women (111nm
and tOOK our lolly-1101154"
.-“Th€-y must 1101. Fun-.- 1'111'3'
manners!" said llom'x- llv'um.
“That is just wlmt luvrruml';
told me!" Ragzmly’ A1111 1-1-11ll1-1l.
Ml: when th(3 alr~0nl1ml thr
pops-in the dirt and 111st H11 :.11
\‘ér since then. thm l1.13- 111-. 11
‘enrylleron turned his hum] slow-
\-1111
‘15?de Andy. 11nd w 11111 he saw 1'. ho
; he joined in tl11- i1 laughter.
II knew they wore just joking :1l1011t'
ll of the boron l‘umil3 stand about
knows they nmcr can l1 cold b3"
. almost asleep when the two 11.12-, sold
but now ll1ut.l10:
\lein:
ley bver to'wlmre Ruggrdy
' Raggedy Alld.‘ 51'” "DUN UH‘ l'llllk- ldmxn tlu- hunk into (1111 Watch
13882911" Ann and Range 1l3 A1111)
two l'unn)‘
; "We were sitiim.1 in undu- :1 {1111- 1-111-
1111 lN‘llllltl 11,-.
Hwy normed to think it was all our
“‘\\'0 never would guess in fifty
1311111115" said Raggedy Andy.
' “\K’cll! ft “1151 Greedy Greenfrog!"
IStnid Hem-3 Heron. “l-.lo Ho!" I said
to Greedy Gi'ccnfrog, "How do you ex-
pert p1" oplo to give you things unless
3011 ask for them politely?" And
(11911113 Gx'ccnt'rog just rolled his eyes
and looked very angry at 1118. “You'd
borin- llun'y up before I jump in the
1"\"el'.\— 131111111 and 11m- 301111 (001' '
‘Jlu 11 said HH113 }leron.witl1 a
chuckle, “I and lo C101d3 Grccnl'rog'.
l' 'Slmll I take 3011 for dinnez’." And he
Wes-1.! A1111 be quick about. lt!‘
So I took him for dinner!" Henry
Heron U110“ hack his In .111 and laugh-
afraid
in the
and l
fox
Heron.
in come It)”: \
a Lulu-T of f”)... ,
food for you see it gens at his house
that: the mother of Mary and Télmny
wor every (joy.
“Yo See, Jfiifiny, that an we played
true."- Said Mary. “I am so glad we
did not let mother know no were
hungry.”
“We did not get any hintim VD”-
lures," said Johnny, “and we made.
hello-re ewe had thooe Just the same as
the other thing." .
Mary thought for a moment and
then her eyes fell upon the wonderful
paintings Jack Frost had made in the
night. “Look.” .8119 said, pointing to
{7’5 3111111111318, 'flllel'c ls
'rastle' and away up in the tower I
('03s.
"See all the. mountains aro’ilml the.
castle and the flowers like daisies
Allnm- ~11 so hzud his 11ml fill off and rolled
HHH‘)’ Rm. molly 141111 and Raggedy A1111.“ ing and how wnrm it “'11s in the room,
110i":- smilvi hut “111V 1‘0"” “03 1“"0 “’h-" and how beautiful. were the pictures
1' Henry Heron laugln'd 2"" hard. "S" on the walls.
lit- 1111-1 1111-1 him :0.- 11111111111!"
ill-111111111111'nd promo are so disliked. the fairy dill more. for
about the nice dinner they were hav-
lu-llevn all day that everything is nice
while tlll'y
growing not at the top; Bolow is :1
1111111 lake and 11 swan 511111111: 11116111.
and beyond is the‘forcst, and through
it wi1l came the prince who is to ros-
cue the princess from the tower."
Johnny onenw’lh‘js eyes wide at first
when Mary hogan} the story, but before
she‘lmd come to the prince pang-11m»
113- saw, '10". What she did, and again
the little. Fairy Make-believe “111110.
through the keyholeer the door and
crept close hcside 'them.
And so some. day when you cannot
to out to play, filial :1 window when:
Jaok Frost has hwn at Work and see
if you cannot find \ih'mtlerfiu things Just
113 (Hi! Mary and Johnny.
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runny tr"...- 11133-111315.- gm ,1“. 1mm...“ WU't 0f the were ash-11p that night she ran to'lllc
11:21'11'11111 :mul. 1110111 11111111. nothing at 1
nil!"
H0011 “Isn‘t “111? true?" Rncz‘ody A1111
sninl. "Cami 1111111111111: menus. first of THE RIGHT THING
£11,113: :1ll. irr-nllnnhss 11ml mnorosity: 11nd. at the
1-1.” win-11 \\'.1- have “1091‘ quallllos. Wp al-
ways 12'1"! far more than we give. and
lOHY< \'-'1~ nir- always lmppy!"
S11. (Com'x'ichl. 1022.413' Johnny Gi'm-llc.
RIGHT TIME
By MARY MARSHALLDUFFEB
(has-1 All rights reserved).
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PROMPT
DELIVERY
“Gehebe’ 8
“it's Here If It's
-._-.--,---- ....... CAN
YOU—Q ?
Houseware” I things that one should m: lsmr ln
111'
d}
It
No Anthracite Coal Until November ! !
puU‘
lxmv
do 1 ~
line 111 \'t 1.1 inter.
nuke Perfectlon
m‘
, ‘_ i .
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3 1")" . ‘ ' . V ' .
'3 ' ‘ South Norwalk V
We have just received a shipment of the well-r
own Vulcan Heaters S, which sell for $9 00 each-
_‘size,, also some smaller ones at $6.25 each.
of soolul intercourse
(“an 31111.
Warning !
1 Portable Kerosene Heater.
It IS cheap
It is hun-
lt (an eaéllv be moved
room to room during chilly Autumn
l' ml‘ <F\P (10.11 1tfi11'1l1 saw mone-
-\1’l pmh-LDS keen Vou out of the coal
We oamy the Well knoun
for slight modification.
(”on 3011, for instance.
the «proper w :13 '1’
\xllh 11 “111mm
crowded street of a city?
C1111 you
$598 AND UP
\1' 0rd 11
3011111: 1111111 to 11 dance?
Now
sometimes
hme had
social usages.-
li‘ you can do them.
baffle even persons
ment when the time comes.
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0
g - k
\ letvlvillli are certain things that
”V3011 one “110 wishes in be well
bred should learn ho“ to xio—ccrtnin
i'der
to eSluhllSll snumlll sailing on (It: son
for lustnncg, gllbly and
without onihnrrnssulrm imrmluce “111
strungm'S'? I‘m you know how to intro-
duce :1 lIILS'iuosS' li'icud to your wife,
your “m1 to the wife of 11 business
1‘1‘011211'11 now for fuel shorlage suggestion ”“9"“ 3111111 5”“ “3 3‘19"" employer,
Jam“: J. Srorrow. chairman of the Most “your mmlwr to the mother V at a
:S':'.11'l11_.Se111.S' Emergency Fuel Commission. f‘r‘i‘ml? X41”.- nl‘ these intmductimls
should he “ordml the same each cells
offer your
soul to :1 Woman in 11 crowded car in
Do 3101: know the
rules for 1:001] form when walking
urmmlntnnce in the
letter asking a
young woman to go “ith yom to a
dance or. if you are. a young 31 omen,
can you word 11 letter politely accept-
log or declining an invitation from n flmor but a ”W"! “m fashioned name.
all these seem like simple
things to d11.~hut they;nre things that
who
no opportunity to observe
Stop and ask- yourself
They are the sort
of thing that failure to understand
sometimes causes no end of embarrass-
“ A LINE 0’ CHEER
By John Kendrick Bangs. ; ..
" THE OLD DAYS '
V I again.
, .__-_
D
l
1 As ottentimes we mortals my
y they may
y. W‘ed live them as we llved bethro;
1 for pain 1
Or djoy. according to the special
ay"
, .
‘ l
. n“. For me thé‘good (that lay Iii hiadn'
‘ t 1 days, ,
. 1 Lost in] the hurry of the onward
ms t.
I still may find. I’rn sure. in coming
way: >
That lie beyond he. min
Tonight. ‘ <31 '8 or
. 1 -,
' - D
1 And tor their ills, the lessons h
. . they taught t at
1 ' ”Will shield my path from many
a. lurking sormw— '
And if of. Old Days my New doors
r'nbén um V min
- 1! them born
Tomorrow. . .m our;
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WONDER l! the’Old D333 came: .
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" “W’ '11; llama?”
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;. By MILDRED MARSHALL g; .
:04 1' :9:
:. Facts noon! par name} it: history; 5:
1:31 ‘ Mfumwbmitmdrdud; 1:.
l '0‘ o ' ' Mfume; your M day: :6
-: @ and [tidy feud 1§
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51.13131? “0193; ’0' .0 19:01.3;0-10}: ‘ 0:333:01.
I’.\T'fY V
HE churmln‘x mine or Putty is not
a dimlnulhw- of Patricia as is
popularly suppvoml. but comes. curi-
ously. (1111111221. 1‘1‘11111 Martha. For that
reason it 1111-11111:1.111111111‘11gmum-311113-
pile “The hm illul it 11.13 alwuys been
hes-room? on the sweetest hers-mos of
classic liuiuu.
., 111111131 has .11 1111111111 Sacred signifi-
cance Slm‘o it ‘11-" derived froni the
Mnrtlur who qu'uue of the sisters
of Ht'lllllily. ll 1111s one who is salt!
to lune dost r03: ed by the sheer power
of her faith :1 lire-breathing dragon
\\:hrch .111.“ lmd her family “bile they
were on a pilot-1111111111. Although she
is popularly S11; posed to have been
the .S'iS'tcr of “2: 1'3 lifugd'ulen, there
is Some doubt among. historians on
this Score.
But lumvvcr it 111113 he Martha was
the forerunner of Patty and gives to
the latter 1:11:19. not only :1 religious
which has become almmt synonymcms
with dnnloslldly. A curious fact in
her evolution is that she Was derived“ - -'
through Russia where Martha became- ,
The
Marta under Slavic Influence.
name was so mmh used hy the dough-
ters of the imperial family that ltwas
Ireland set the seal of approval
whose only survival is in ”Mills." n1
101‘ the Fairies. France mlficts mm,
but: use: Marthe and Mormon firm
is the Italian Vere-ion.
Patty’s .taliwnlc gem 13:00:11!
bodily health. according to old: so
coral. it's power:-
spirit '
1111 the iové‘y 1512- ‘
11 V ,
“‘ néstléi’ so close
a bhpfi’et of flux: and ie'fi' it at their f
1mm;
11 big: load of
«E1716 had ordered who brought (319 '
make-believe about 375$ch came 5
a 3 beautiful ' '
expect tlwm lives a beautiful prin~'
necessary for Engl.1nrl,nnd inter
America. to evolve Patty, as an enr‘
dearment.
"900 Puma preferring it to 11111-11111, .
It“
will she her 5mm wisdom; and. s-
stltivjn. But if she'hrenltsf unto: her I
i... -_
1 .
l
1111de CheviotMixtures V "
copied in BridgepOrt.
_ Tailored Stilts
Twill Cord and Tmo‘tix'i'e' “Printzess” Suits
/
Make- a selection While the garments are fresh and
'$3S;5;0‘~ end-$59.50
new.
Second door.
5
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Petticoats
Milanese Silk Jersey in new fall shades some of
them fringed.
$3.95
1 111—1111 Silks, soil, durable and very beautiful {:1
colorings
$595
'A 3111111111111 of imported Sum-1 Juliane Petticoats, in
while only.
$2.00”
Second floor.
Stockings for School Wear
For Boys.
The Wane: Which will endure much hard
wear.
I111 black and Cordovan.
35' cts. a pair.
Heavy weight Black Stockings, priced accomlng to
size at
For Girls.
3
1
553111165123 apair.
;
Mm”.
Cotton Stockmgs, 111 fine rib, black Cordovan
and white.
35 cts. a pair.
Fine Memorial? Lisles, plain or Eng 1rlish rib,bli1ck,
, White, and Cordovan.
The “Lion” Brand
50 cts. a pair.
Main floor.
Those who Have Waited
Until the LaSt Days
to get: the children ready for school
Shoukilmow that there are in readiness
at the Road House
Gum M3110” Wanéflats
beardesaflfheunlfifurnnhngsforthedesksuchas
Penis; PennyPaper Erasers Newman
The Diaphragm left
This is a- narrow halt made of elastic fahric.
{There is a wide plastron of brocade 131251166 for the 1'
front, and this connects with the hack girdle or belt
' with1two cro$sed elastic hands at the waist.
especially towear at the top of the corset.
It- is
If- the
come, 51111151111111 to stand out from the” bed} this belt
holds it firmly “and overs my 1.1eg 111111:
MW “
“ Corset section.
Second floor.
Dresses of Canton Crepe -'
Probably there is no mere pepular fabric. 13 ‘1.
seasomthan this heavy Vand graceful crepe 111
iii-drapes so wonderfully. These styles are in 1111:1111
brown and blue, Simply made, plantings, and rows r‘ ‘
, "1".ma13y SIT-mil self-covered‘buttons. A150 at the 31:"le
dilate are often large roses fashioned of the cr
These dresses a're exclusive, and will 11171
_ , _They are confined exp;
' , its the Road House by Worth and Company.
i‘ $24.50
Other models with beaded designs,
beaded girdles, a 1nd often a 11:111-111. 2. 1:011ch .7 " .
V iridescent bcads or sequins:
$29.50, 535.110 and $352523
h!
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A Dlst
§-’“'isV1 ,9!
.'...\l‘v'€
f1 Gown :1"
An origin2l racial
and very at‘ racti'
$65.09
Ear Drops
A splendid array. i111.-
- itmion jet, 111111161, jade,
sapphire, Lillifilll}'$l and
many other attractive
combinations.
50 cts
Please look 1: :‘11-11"
Jewelrv Chili) {Lr
Liam floor. front.
v-VThe P. N. Corsei
fl‘ he practical fro-111;,
which is most comfort-
able with its
. front vest, over which
the 1:11:1th can 1‘6 2.?-
}usted at the 1.221391?
convenience. '
elastic
11111 several styles. ‘ -
$500
Comet Section.
‘ 3 Second floor.
:1 the weir Gauss-su- of Gnisep.
ye Mu. chairman: Charles Nardi, l
Norwalk Chronicler