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. , ‘ , ' . VHenry Lawrence} Bonthwick. presi- l . -
gym! October 4' 1922'“ rdent Emerson College or Grates-v. - , . . _. _ ' . . : ~ _ , ii , . , ‘ i
“ ‘ ‘ “ " will'resd the 3‘Forum 5091“” front “ed ”a Ragge Andy la e flu ,in the cellin 4 ’.“"Now ‘you’ ‘7! . . ' ‘ ‘ '
WWW‘O ’0‘ " fjmliusCaes’ali-f" Ila—Finalbaseball ungawooge:nl%illie rode opt); their cal-1g walkztrem one roofn to another? _ Sf ' 7. ' ’ _ .
' ‘ “ . .53 34 - .. . :B'e'ergftonLaAmiyéfi‘su‘h Eng; ‘little wooden ponies until they came he told Wooden Willie. “but youvwill' S! , _. ' ‘ Q
Bull “3f“ - ; ”ts 53 0-. ‘. oncer ' i" are e c w anu' to a funny little house in the center of not be able to get away.” , n »
fi'h tide 1 . m., 11.05 p.111. 32%:305l3l‘acfifgfizmlcgfitmlto a. large woods: :1 "031:“.Who lives “vooden Willie ’wondered why Rag» ii ‘ " 2. I. '
' - " ~ ~ , -- ~ -\-«-—r . . .. ' here?"*RaszedY an 83 - ‘gedy Ann and Raggedy Andy'dld mat - ' ’ . ' '
m muted Pro- is Groin-Wei! and violinigt. :Proi'f P T‘;h1;h°u:et' 2 “You tw sit here upon thuonies take him away from the “tug man.) .3 ' * ‘ ‘
#0“ it“, tahmthetgh” for 33:30:“:: of fizzgy‘lI-Iawtnolznxg' Mlsseospegcxhg and be '93 ylt° r lde away. and I m" And. after Wooden Willie was fastén-. ‘ i; ‘ ' _ .
. .. e. C" 0 far . ‘ n " a n _ , . . : _
otherwise in'thls pope:- .nd ilgg‘ wonder and" Hingley. 2. Soprano 3:22;: 12%;?” 1“ the “0" said. ggégoggggvongdgei? ‘93:: 3:91: ii
Iii luv-"publish“ herein. ‘ “ 9°10 (““0" "‘1t“‘°°- Pace M’” ”1° Raggedk Andy had insists-fled in had Just stood on and let the little ;~'
3 j .. _l'l|'hts‘ of publication or special (La. Forza del .destino), (Yet-(«23. the little gate when hedlvard Wooden man do this, but they ,were so sur— {9
,, thatch” her-gin are also reserved. , 4 ritgdahgendEr. 13%??er 3040c”: [Wink give a squeal and, looking prised they could only. stand and U
I " tee]: )5] r0“.Gla;lia" (final-Pe'zzia), back"Rag.,g8dy Andy saw a queer. watch. And, of course. the littlemam r "i ’2
'Oid Well Lodge, No. 1‘08. 1". and A. 7" ° - 0", 0. S ano .0108 (a) little man with a long beard pulling could not'see the Ruggedys, forthey \, . .
u” Insets in Masonic building, South Miss HinglJ. 6. 'rlwr’ (Cannins) wooden Willie from the wooden pony. were invisible. !! 7 p p , ‘ r
. ”in street. 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of Just Been» Wond "K, ,. ' “You are just what I need about ' . x his d .3; . . . ' ,
J ‘ K month. July and August except- (b) "The Hand Of You (Bond). the house" cried the man “I have While the two Raggedys w pere -\/ ‘ . ' ‘ '
' ‘ a 3 o'clock All Master Masons (c) “Al. Dawning".(Cadman). Miss l 3' fed a o den b; to eho together. the little man brought the .‘ ,. , -
‘ . ' . Violin solo. "Inter- “W3" w n w ° ,, 2’ p broom and told Wooden Willie to V O ,
Schwender. 6
“tangy and internally inglted. mezzo" , (Cavelleria. Rustlcana) wood and sweepjhe floors. I ll tie you sweep the floors Then Raggedy Andy ~ U ra e
,, ' , . . - ' . /
OBT. J .WALBH. W. M. 7. Duet. inside the house with a chain so that lifted Wooden Willie upon his shoul- fl , -
E - ' .- (Mascml). Miss Hingley. . i . "
ROB RT M mwox sec y "Mississippi Cradle” (Anon)_ Misses 5011 w“! not be able to getaway. ders and walked around the room and.
‘ Wooden 'VVillie squealed and wiggled . _
NJ on my A 1‘ Se . linsley- 8- 509““ because the rlittle man could not see
°’ ‘9 . N°- 3' 3- -- hwender and } and held on to the pony as long as he .
_ I bl ' ll 0d . _ r . -
no ”19‘ A“! Maria (Goun , could, but the man finally pulled him 3‘83“” And” he thought that W°°d
en Willie was flying. "My! “I’m glad
that h§_ound you." the little man said,
“for I can ,have you keep the house
clean and do all the work, then when
I want to gofanywbere, 1 will fasten
your chain to a,box and sit in the box
and make you fly with me wherever I
wish to go." *
Then the little man sat down at the
table to eat his dinner. but whenever
he starfid to take a bite or anything,
Raggedy Andy snatched the food from
the fork and threw it across the room‘.’
“Here:")cricd the little man. for he
thought Wooden Willie was doing it
in some way. “How do you expect
me to eat my dinner if you do that?
Ion will have to go out in the kitch-
cn." Apd_ when \Vooden Willie just
sat down on the floor and would not
go to the kitchen. the little man ran
and carried him there. “Now!" he
cried. as he locked the door. “maybe
you'll behave yourself."
Then. when he returned to the table,
what was his surprise to see that all
his food was gone. for Raggedy Ann
and Raggedy Andy had thrown it out
the window.
(Copyright. 1922, by Johnny‘Gl—uelle.
x All rights reserved).
. nests in Masonic Temple. South Main
, at. the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays or
month at I o'clock. July and
_ m excepted. All It. A. Masons
. . Isl-dially and “eternally invited.
' , 8. P. DECKER. H. P.
F. B. LION, Secretary.
Miss Schwcnder. 9. Contralto soé
los (a) “fly 1ho “’aters of Minni-
.tonka" (Lieurance). 0.)) .“Until”
(Sanderson). Miss Hingley. 10
Piano solo (Selected). Prof. Thou-
Vret. ll. Contralto solo, "The Ful-
filment" (Maunder). Miss Ilingleyu
‘li'. Duet, "Morning Land" (Phelps).l
Misses Scllwcnder and Hingley.
to the ground and dragged him to-
wards his house. Then he got a long
chain and fastened it with a. staple
Woolen Dress Goods
. h t )
*1 -' at ‘Reduced‘PriCéS
754 inch Wool $2.50 Value
Jersey Cloth, , $1.95 yd.
{‘OBSCENm'f' IN LITERATURE.
Bound principles or literary censor-
Jliip are laid down by City Magistrate
fl - Obeangr-r of New York in his decl-
flon on a celebrated case.
. The Society for the suppression of
Alice had brought suit to suppress an
”Wanton of the "Satyrlcou cl: Petronius
, 'biter." a work written in the days
02. ancient R0319, on the ground that
it was an "obscene" book. Thel‘mag-
istratep after reading the book care-
fully. declares that he does not find it
in Violation of the criminal statutes.
"It can scarcely be said." he argues.
“that the Legislature intended. by
means of the statute invoked. to de-
moy' literature or anathematlze all
historical manners and morals differ-
ent from our own. or to close up the
treasure-house of the past.
"If one is to condemn simply be-
cause of the existence of isolated pas-
sages of obscenity. then we arc to con-
demn to a fate of obliteration and ob-
livion Shakespeare, Chaucer. Voltaire,
vrm. (7031le SATURDAY.
Champion Auto Driver \vm Be at the
Danbury Fair. ‘
I
- Ira Vail. who will compete in the
Danbury Fair Auto Raceswext Satur-
day. established two new world's rec-
ords at the Lehighton, Pa.. lair last
Saturday. lie. drove a'half mile in
, 29 2-5 seconds and a, mile in. 59-3-5
seconds. These records were made
in the straight 8;Duesenberg racing
creation. the same car in which the
champion will compete at Danbury.
The time mad , each instance is
the fastest for the two distances over
a half-mile dirt track sanctioned by
the Contest Board of the American
Automobile associatoin, the governing
body for the sport in America-
Vail literally dcfled the law of cir-
cular motion in his successful attempt
V
The Man innggcd Him Towards His
House.
in Wooden-\Villie's back and then fas-
tened the‘other end of thechain to a
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covermon ALLEN As MASCOT. . .. .- '
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POISCDNED BY PZATING TOAD-
SIOOLS.
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ffiousseau. Boccacclo. Balzac. Flau- to negotiate (he sharp turns of the x ‘ ‘ ' ‘
i." 1””, dc Maupumnt, Zola. Poe and Lehighton track. Followers of auto v . . _‘ fl , , ' ., ‘
' agent: the Bible." .racing have known that Van‘s car. AXNSONA, OCt' 4' ’ -irs. Stephen TOPLM' Rana, OCt— 4“—G°‘em°l‘
_ Checklc) and four children of 146 Jer Henry J. Allen, of Kansas will be the _ . .
with power almost equal to that of a l ‘ mascot of. the Kansas University foot V ~’ ‘
soy street. were poisoned Monday night
by eating toadstools which Mr. Check-
ley gathered Sunday in the woods for
The Satyricon. he finds. is "a keen
nth? on the vulgarity of mere wealth.
its vanity and its grossness." written
ball team when it plays ‘the Army
eleven at West Point next Saturday.
“During the time Henry Allen has
locomotive, was capable of traveling
at a speed of two miles a minute on
’ ' Colonial Pumps
mueswumonongwrmlorm-
;
AEHlNfi‘lllllNEYS.
by s. man who was interested in the the SDEBdWEYS- mushrooms A .
. , physician sent Mrs.
. intellectual pursuits as well as in the It: took an almost superhuman Check“. ' and 309.. h ,1 ed fiftep
. , . . , . . to 0V
Vices and follies 0‘ his time. It was amount :3: daring and the champion the Griffin Hospital” lufia aged gour- {3:531 iasergg: tellreegagzglsevllg‘iggég
intended not to be “obscene." but to 00 8' Glance against a fatal skid on ' _ _ f ‘ . ' - _ ' ' a ‘ ‘ . . - . . .. .5
. expose and "incise- . the turns and “‘tn- Va" h” aways Mar). three, and .lohn, eight years. deli. although doped to lose two of a _ < This IS especially true of Lonnsbury, Mathewson Foob-
did not eat heavil) of the supposed them. Alfred H111. secretary of the Eating Too Much Meat MayClogKid- wear ' ' - '
But quite aside from its soriginal
purpose. the magistrate maintains that
this work. or any other work of the
distant past. cannot be . judged by
modern standards. It itvaluable as
been a great favorite Danbury and
“Ms here that all 0 ‘~ the fast cars
congregate each year in an attempt
to take the measure of the champion
so that some unusually exciting con~
mushrooms and are out ’of
Mrs. Chockley and Joseph are expect-
danger.
ed to recover. Mr. Checklcy did not
partake of the dish.
K.‘L'. Alumni Association. explained.
“lie have hopes that his mascot qual~
lileS'Wlll hold at West Point.”
NORTH HAVEN IsN KEEPER
mmmenmeBackHurta'
Mostiolks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowies, get sluggish and clog-
Two new models, one of Patent Kid, the other of Black
Calfskin, Tongues of same material, inlaid with Black Suede.
Cuban Heels, Goodyear Welt Soles.
Priced at $9.50.
, Milton Elwood
QUALITY FOOTWEAR
tests are looked for. Am.
The auto races bid fair to be the STED ‘
greatest of the year. Jim Benedict
of Katonah has beén diligently at
work for two ‘weeks preparing his
eight-cylinder Meteor race car and
promises some competition that will
bring forth the thrills that make auto
ged'and need a flushing occasionally,
else we have backache and dull misery
in the kidney region, severe head-
aches. rheumatic twinges. torpid liver.
acid stomach. sleeplessnees and all
sorts of bladger disorders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean. and the moment you
mars BROKEN LEG
SLIDING To BASE.
ST. LOUIS. MO... Oct. 4.——-Clil'!
Brady. recruit secondgbaseman for the
Detroit Tigers. is suffering from a
broken leg while sliding into a base
during an exhibition game here.
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5 history, giving light on the civilization
of p vanished age. And the very fact
1‘: Shot such works survive proves their
value. It the work in question had
been merely a piece of "obscenity," it
would have vanished long ago. It has I
.8. literary merit as well as historical
{2 worth.
NEW' HAVEN. Oct. 4--R. L. How-
ard. of Meriden. who opened an inn in
North Raver] Saturday, night, and was
at once azfested by enforcement
agent; appeared“ before United States
Commissioner Lynch late Monday
'73 Here are stanfirds by which to racing ”19 greatest 0f outdoor Sports. ‘Brady played With the Rochester 1‘“ and gave a bond of $500 for appear- ‘ '
2‘ judge a good many of the famous “'1” Tim Albertson is coming with tcrnationai League team 98'7“?" this ance for a hearing next Monday on 3 feel an ache or pain in the kidney ' 122 WASHIN'GTON 8T. ' . 80. 1‘3me
Year. and formerly played With Lew charge of being in possession of liquor. region, get. about four ounces of Jad
‘4’ books and authors that are regarded his fast Duesenberg. Milton Mc-
Bride is another entry. McBride won
:5} with pious horror by some well-moun-
.; ”1‘ censors. They may .prove useful. four races at the Mlneola fair on Sat-
Sa’ from any good drug store here,
take a tablespoonful ' in a glass of
“water before breakfast for a few days
England teams.
‘3'; too in judging contemporary liter-u- “rday, He has the Pcugot with which . 0 s s ' C ts to
ture'. Truth and strength are tar too Dario “95‘“ “'0“ the world's “poed‘ anls l lousness, ans 1p I I and your kidneys “ then aCt fine. ' ‘
g; o n is ken for Ind ency i“ the wag phamgonshlp‘ . i! z This famous salts i8 made from the —- ’
-. days. ' . oorge lrchuber will be here with .t .. ' “Cid of grapes and lemon juice. com- ' PROMPT / PH N!
‘2: a D"? "be"; m“ m be “name to and other 63i§pepluc dlSOI'derS by a blued tvith lithia. and is harmless to ‘ e e e S l o
c. . s ’ ' I J ‘ ’ . ~ I
1. no mom. "EMPTIES." :zi‘r:£l:‘t‘l:32u(;frcfe:rl):e: 32:33:35? Make, short course of Beechams Pills the 3:5“ gonordalfldnés: ”its!“ gate | 5
, . m m ac v y. a so elps “it's Here if It’s Houseware" 7 '
Railroad reports continue to show
neutralize the acids in the urine so it
unfailing remedy for all irregularities
Tremarkablc improvement. The 'trans- Norman K- Batten is another 800$! your
'portation business is perhaps the best dril'i'l‘ With a Duesenberg. Joe Bnr— . . . . no longer irritates. thus helpi to re-
index to business in general. and num with a Du is an entrant and liver 0f the digestive organs' For ehmma't- lieve bladder disorders. “3 “IE AR E‘IER MINI TM H ERS
. Jad Salts is harmless: inexpensive: .. 7 ALU RICE B0
Jay Southworth, of Rochester. N. Y.,
has also entered.
REFUSED TO ACCEPT Glfll, BABY.
JERSEY CITY. N. J.. Oct. 3.—Five
weeks ago when nurses at the Bergen
Sanitarium handed Mrs. Bertha Rich
a. tiny baby girl. announcing it was
her daughter, she declined to accept
the child. declaring she had given
birth“ to a baby boy; .
The baby remained in the care of
the Mothers' institute, while Mrs.
ing waste products from the system,
improving the appetite, strengthening
the stomach, and in other respects
keeping the bodily health in a sound
condition '
eec *
.4 ' transportation is gauged by car load-
ings. For the second week in Sep-
tember. car loadings (or. the country
totalled 946,000. as compared with
851.000 for the same week last year
‘snd 994.000 for the same week in the
.boom year of 1920. It is.believed that
by this time loadings are almost as
great as they were at the peak two
Var! are.
In some parts or the country the ‘
improvement is more marked than
when totals would indicate. The Penn-
sylvania Railroad hauled 513.000 cars
makes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to help keep their
Kidneys clean.
A well-known local‘druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be-
lieve in trying to correct kidney trou-
ble while it is only trouble—Adv.
2 Quart 8m—' Regular Pnce' $2175
Mill—$1.98.
25 Washmgto' 11 Street
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ot‘frelght m the first three weeks or Rich and hor‘husband, Edward, sought
month, mm“ 385,000 m the legal aid in an eflort to prove that a. . . U
corresponding weeks or 1921. mistake had been made by the hospl- Jaw-12 pill. U
The empty cars a; the worst period tal. What. 7 ' 25c—40 ill. “1
Today Mr. and Mrs. Rich wl - . ' P. .
of the depression aggregated more ll ap . m box“ a. 500-90 pdls
pear before Poor Master George Mur-
ray. who announces he ‘will give them
twenty—four hours to accept the child
or face charges of abandonment:
Hospital authorities say that Mr. and
Mrs. Rich had expected a boy baby,
and that .when the child was born,
they refused to believe it was It girl.
« than half a million. Now there are
. no more ”empties." The demand ex-
g ‘ CGMIthe supply. ' *
Itlis the result of ended strikes. big
cropland reviving business generally.
This means. as the new movement
spreads through industry and trade.
" Beneficial Loan ~$oCiety
. was. sum. ions BANK-
aln, n,’~gaga, at- .
\“\-\‘\"\‘\-\‘, ‘\‘
an end: or empty stomachs. empty <
_ pu and empty savings accounts. IDLE HOUR ESTATE makes loan in 6.1 30000 int t rate ' ’
, Un something unforeseen happens. ' >’ Is 8 V ‘ V 8 any. amount mi excee ng $ ' at eres ' " ' ‘
, .. OLD FOR TAX! _ provided by law. You can make a loan here on household furniture - We have en rv]
, 3 Advice ‘ _ gaged the se ces of an expert pastry cook and are
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abounding‘ prosperity. May he' be - ‘ '
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more temperate and sens! c with it H n . . —
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DONOVAN gunners m a; a? me. on". magi-d250,; 8 No Ian 8:. . Third Floor So. Norwalk. Phone 1-4-9-7 . u n :2
. VEN e so or ”momma taxes ot‘mzl . if ' . ..
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r - . , 9 check Maggie at “ ‘ ' \‘
uneven bell teem. minor league treasurer today. 7‘?“ y l i _ 7 ," "— , f; i 5!
augmengmot the-east. Monday m ___.________,____ ' - ,1 _ "~ ' . , ii , ' . H
e ore nor. President Wei— o: mans mew -~ ‘ ' W
isovclub announced that "wna mu" “EVEN nospnm" ‘ *‘ ( 1HE R0 E if i .7 I - , ’ " u
would manage the team next NEW m V ' ‘~ ' h " v . , ‘ . « . , . » . *' "
y “W” Mm" who h“ don. ”m- momma? m. {moot 3.73.3.1? . . g V _ l l [ ff 7 to be served :11 our own parlors or to be taken home Av) 3‘
lost» playing during the season re- u unmade“ or mu”: New {in eye . . . ' . [i - , g . ,, .. ,.
new a 5013:! few the players gum to mowed Dr. .7 clans? , ‘5' With ____> _ 7 , '5 . .7 f)
.dissgrg‘d o :- ones. _ - 1:1,,” ' refined. m'annm’ounced‘m.’ . . - . ._ 7 3.; - .r _ _ . H‘
. fl .’ m WEN ‘ll-F‘ , a," DP. 38:9le Will hold°the fink ‘ , . 3" .' I“ 1 _ — ~ “
»- famous medical man of ancient :11— 1,33%. :3, the Yale medical ISI IER ”D i ' : . .. ' f I! ; . r- 3-.
fiat-5.11% ”measly $1.1 ”gt-lune: the ho'nplm, ’ chm? amHalted with ’ ~ ~ . ' . . ' -‘ : , - 6“
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