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. Old Well Ledge, No. 408, F. ande.
,m meets in Masonic building, South
”in street. ist and 3rd Tuesdays of
‘flch month. July and Aulust except.
it; It 8 o’clock. All Master Masons!
7 7 nd fmternnlly invited.
ROBT. J .WALSH. W. LI.
ROBERT hi. WILCOX. Sec'y.
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lUtadnerday, November 1, 1922. $7;
WE'VE}: ALMANAG Fen
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(Copyright. 1922. 1-;- Johnny Grueile).
All rights rcservcd)._ ' .
It did not lake the Raggedy: and
the Storekeeper long to pick up the
toys which had bounced out of" the
little car when it ran into the ditch.
v " reunions theyvote on Novelll- so they .were soon once more upon
1’.
liter ' one of the strongest ever their way—n nd. after a short
[lithe :,.. .2 In the state of Connecticut.
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ride.
they came to. the house in the center
of the woods, where all the little chil-
dren iii-ed.
They laughed and shouted lwith de-
: light when the Storekeeper “and the
Raggedys handed them each a. nice_
present from the little car. and the
kind-hearted storekeeper was ‘so
pleased to see the happiness of the
children. he cried. . .
Raggedy Ann wiped her eyes with
her apron and she, and Andy and the
. storekeeper sat down and watched the
children as they played with their new
when they grew tired or riding. they; -
, could. piaykwith the other things; i
, And, after-fthey hpd tired or riding,;:
the. little children came,,,_and sot _
around the Raggedys and the kind-7
hearted storekeeper; and he read:
fairy tales to them out ‘of the lovely ’
backs. . -. .
The Storekeeper hadvjuet read to
where the pretty Princess married~thc .
Prince and was starting on the jour-y
ney to the Prince‘s castle; when who~
phould came stomping up? It. was the :
‘strang‘e man in the tail, peaked hat
and the long coat. “See here!" he‘
shouted, andnliithe children jumped
and ran away. “you fastened those.
roller skates on my. feet and’ pushed
me down the hill so that when I came.
to thetbottom, I bumped into a tree
and fell‘ down—so now I shall take a! .
these toys away from the children and
have them to play with, myself." -
And. with this. the strange man
* 0F ' OUR ANNUAL
’ ‘ . A. M." ;
’Butier Chapter. No. 3" B ' ’ started to take theolovely books away
from the storekeeper. 7
E” in Masonic Temple, South Main
, month at 8 o'clock. July and
vj'A'IhIst excepted. All ,R. it. gluon!
will] sud (rater-Dally inv e . ‘
‘ y S. P. DECKER. H. P. ;
F. S. LYON. Secretary.
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Ampico in “10 (”hickt'ring. li'C—t'llilf‘t<
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lected by Agitlc. Jucchin. .
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7 Played l.'_\’ Olga Sztmnroli.
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I’iuyvtl by Henry Souvu‘mr.
fir—llurt. "Song Without Words"
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the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of.
LIEUT. GOVERNOR GEORGE A.
TEMPLETON
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Senator George P. McLean, Republican
nominee for United States Senator.
will be elected by an orerwhelmlng
majority because his record in the
Senate during the punt few months is
such that uppenls to every person in
the state.
in his light for ample protection for
the tnunufncturing industries and the
agricultural interests of Connecticut.
the New York Tribune says, “No state
in the ('nlon found its industries better
protected by tttrifl' ryles thun Connec-
ticut." His oppoenl. Thomas J. Spel-
lncy. llfli'l‘ criticising some of the pro-
tectivc principles upheld by Senator
)Iclmnn has apparently discovered
llittt ("oltnoctlollt is well sniislictl “'llli
illl' l;tllor‘.~z work, lwcnusc Mr, Spoilnt-y
has now come out for protection him-
so”.
The l-mploylm-nl situation in (ion-
not-til-nt la :llmxtulcly (lopomlont upon
the inriil‘, ntui the people of Connecti-
('llt as it whole tti‘c rupltlly realizing
that the pl‘trsolll lut'lii' menus slondy
t-mploymont for then: and it is upon
this ll;l~"l< ill:ll Sl-nttlur McLean's large
illiillnl‘ill’ is pretlil'ntml.
6100 ll. lll. A)l.lll~il l-‘tmt'l, l7. 3. lllll'<
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Mitrkt-l rtport (487» Ill! term.
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news Hush-s, curl} sports lll’“’<. Ruiz-
ion Al'nl-t'ir-itn.
7:00 p. lll,‘ l'lxl trim: prnzrlnm.
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rt-lnt‘y Junim in 3 .«lliit’ ill of Amor-
l(‘l\ll in «l‘ Cross.
ll'. -“'l"‘..- 1:... =1. Hindu.“ connlticiul
ilv ll l' \‘mltlx's l'ulttpnlllon.
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‘mw .1 nl' Wins imml l‘, (lt'ilu. "violin-
wt; .\ll:~~' Millio .\. llollrtnll. clari-
m-lisl; .\li.-.: l.rn:l fill. Knox. [ililnlSL
2.1773lius .lot'tiitlr- l'Illilli l‘.lvisoll.
tow-xxx; soprano; Miss Hillel C. 'l‘rr-utl-
our. Host-rs. accompanist.
1 ~(it) “illvl‘lltl‘c l..'l Sii‘filil"...lia"nl09
till "St-t'l‘ntltlo" ....... . . . . . .Titt-l
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Lenore Trio. . .
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(b) ‘.\ Little Dog of Long Ago"
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(c) “You" . . . . . . Grey
((1) “l‘ndcr the Rose". . . . .Fisher‘
1» Miss Dnvison. -
' , fir—(£0 “Humorcsquc.” from “In
nirtilnn'l Suite". . . . . .. .llendlx
(h) “The Sunny South." medley of
old plantation ‘songs ..... Lame
‘ (0) "La Paloma" ...... do Ymdicr
. Lenox 'l‘rlo.
‘.r“"([1). "Thank God for a Garden"
' ...77...........'.....‘DclRlego
.41.) "Come Back to Erin"
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1c) “Honey Chile". . . . . . .Huerter
'(‘ll‘ “The Road Home"...Cnrpcntcr
7 Miss Davison.
....... . Smith ..
'i'iiw .«rm- llt‘lU'l heath-ll by (‘lmr-les
A. 'l‘t'lnplotvun is n strong one. Tom—
plnlnn himself is in successful business
mun. inning lutlllml his way to his
pros-cm position from :1 small $7 a
Week .lvh in tho concern or which he
2 is now the lit-ml. -
Tho iinum-lal t-onllltlon of the State
to! Connecticut under Republican ud‘
ministration tit present makes it one of
SENATOR GEORGE P. McLEAN
the strongest in the Union. Ile‘pubv
ilcan policies have cut down former
Democratic deficits. and it is “hardly
probable that the people of the state
will turn buck to the old Democratic
indebtedness policies.
The Democratic candidate for Gov
ernor is stumping the state. but it is
impossible for him to impress the
people with the fact that a Demo-
cratic stnte administration would be
able to accomplish any portion of the
good work already done by the previ-
ous Republican administration. The
balance of the Republican ticket is :1
strong one and is perfectly capable of
ndminislering the nil‘nirs of the state
in the some capable and efficient man-
ner us heretofore. It is conceded by
practically everyone that Connecticut
—‘... .-
S? Johnny emu.
imaged" Ann Wiped Her Eyes “’ith
Her Apron.
toys. “This is the most fun I ha“
had since I was a. little boy and hung
up my stockings on Christmas Eve.
the storekeeper said.
Some or the little children had bicy-
cles. some had roller skates and some
had pretty wagons. and kiddie cars
and tricyclcs—and. besides. these prct-
l,v things to ride upon. they had love-
ly picture books. and games. and dolls.
and halls and humming tops. so that
‘hat's what."
"You’d better bercareful. mister!” .
Raggedy Andy said. "The first thing
you know you «will get into trouble.
"Ha!" the strange man laughed.
”you are only a. rag doll. What. can
you do. I’d liketo know?“ Now. the
strange man did not know that Rag-
gedy Andy had a. very magical stick
sewed up inside his rag body. It. was
a. wishing- stick. So. when Raggedy
Andy ‘ w that the strange man was
going 0 tear the lovely story books.
he made a. wish "Wowie!"- thel
strange man cried in surprise. "Here!
What's the matter with met"; And he
kicked and waved his urine excitedly.
f'There!" said Raggedy Andy. “I.
told you that you would get. in trou—
ble." And. indeed. the strange man
was in trouble. for. immediately upon
makingjtho wish. Raggedy Andy saw
the strange man's feet flop up in the
air and there he danced about on his
head, and. no matter how he kicked:
and twisted. he could not get upon his:
feet—41nd. after Raggedy Andy made
him dance about upon his head for a
long time. 'Rag‘gedy Andy made an-
other wish. and the strange man turn-
ed right up and ran through the
woods as hard as he could go.
ing. The dancing by two of Miss AL,
lt-r's class and the solos by Mrs.
ilolwri. G. Jones were much enjoyed.
The monthly meeting of the vestry
will be held at the rectory next W'ed-
m-snuy evening. beginning promptly at
5 o'clock.
’l‘lu- ltrrnsurer of the parish reports
a line response to the appeal sent out
for the payment. of orrcaragcs. but
many more are yet to report. It. is sug-
gested tlmt all those who have run be-
i
i
hind with their envelope payments; fleet. will arrive from Hung Kong Sat-
bcgln now that they may end the year
with a clean record, Remit checks to
Alisa Carrie Foster. Ase‘t. Trens‘r. lo
Infayctte Circle. i'orwaik.
The monthly dinner and business
meeting of the Girls' Friendly Society
will 'be held tomorrow evening. The
G. F. 8. under Miss Mary Kirby Jen-
nings’ guidance is having a new lease,
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upon lite.
Two Things Life Taught Him. ’
The longer I live the more I am sut-
isfled of two things: Firstuthnt the
truest lives are these that are cut rose,
‘diamomi fashion. with many facets nn-l
swering to the many-pinned aspects of:
the World about them; secondly, 01th
Society is always trying in some way,
or other to grind us down to a single
fncet.—Olivor Wendell iiolttles.
. N orwalk. «
proved his worth.
ASIAII‘IC HJ-IET IS MANILA BAY
MAA'ILA. Nov. 1‘ (Associated
Press).—~l3y next Saturday. the entire
Asiatic fleet of the United States Navy.
with the exception of two warships at <
Vladivostok and some small gunboats
in Chinese waters. will be assembled in
Manila Boy. ' l
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i
The destroyer fleet of nineteen
draft. arrived ut their winter quarters
here today.- Vice Admiral Edwin E.
Anderson. commander of the Asiatic
tlrdny. with his flagship Huron and
r t?
. “Thursday Is
ALL-STAR DAY
Money Saving Opportunities In Every Dept.
the submarine flotilla.
Have You Tried Our
FRENCH AND DANISH PASTRY
Fresh
We love Just Opened This Department Under the Care of an
Experienced Chef and Solicit Your Patronage.
Thomas” Chocolate Shop i
24 South Main. Street
FOR SENATOR.»
VOTE FOR-JOHN H. BEHRE +
BEAR IN MIND.
‘ The right man in theSenate will—Siook after the interests of
John H. Behre‘is fa businessmen With. a Vlfirge banking expe-
rience who has already-served two ‘terms’in'the Legislature 'and
By sending an experienced legislator Norwalk will have the
Long Wear to Rubbers. _
Rubbers will went- longer if a half-
inch layer of tissue paper is crushed
into the heel. The paper will form a
cushion for the hard heel or the shoe
end-lessen the wear on the rubbers. .»
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VOTE FOR 7
CAPTAIN
Edward C. Ginty
Result!" Democratic Who.
FOR SHERIFF "
emanate coum ” ,
A REAL YOUCE EXECUTIVE
Six your: Secret-r1 Quiet of Mice Asso'a.
Connecticut and Mode blend ,7
Constable It 12. Chief of Police at 25.
Deputy Shem! at 40. Priure Detective It 45
Stand: for Better Jail W
VOTE FOR HIM
m7; vows
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Daily
mm. /.
Cooking three meals a day. 1,000 meals a your. fan.
ly spend three solid months of working days at your -'
from January to January.
Life is too short. to waste your time over an old stove
Irma/15v - RICE: L owes-r
70-72 North Main St. '
mi
Don’t Grow
, Old With an
’ Old Range. l
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' you ean’tdepend on and that has to he coaxed to do its wort. l
Isn’t it. about time you discarded your 016. range
eflicient, up-to-date Glemvood. -
“GLENWOOD RANGES MAKE COOKING EASY"
for r:
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advantage. of being represented on the importantGCOmmittees.
._____.__.__.__._...__... will go strongly Republican on No~
*IsThe Time f
Enchalrman. was a. great the Ol‘g'llll recitals on the th' (1 S
lid, netted in the vicinity of evening of each month n‘lgy fiendris:
f women from now on will sum-«l, pcglmi g in 7 7- 2 .
to their efforts towards the night. 7“ “ 7 no“ 8777777777 . - . f . . ‘ ‘ 7' , ‘ ‘ _ -_. . .,
g? ”"3" f“".“"““—" ‘5 t° Th“: ”“0? will conduct six of the? . ’- . '7 It is of vital'importance that. the Republican Administration“ ,
.ec. . «S. .lrs. F. S. neobtrs serving ut'Tl—inny's altar to. . ' . . .f I. ,. 4., . ~ 7 , ‘_ :1 . . _ .' T 7.. .
“”9“” '°“"”‘“‘ “m“ “‘m “‘3 “033' C°““"‘en°e to be held at ' :h'év'e a'workmg maJonty 1n ordert'thatrproper‘leg’lslation maybe. ’
7 a. large representation at the Trinity Church. New Haven. next Frit» ' . . . . t .. _
, put through Without delay-
mammal; NOTES vember 7. . 7 ,. , . ,
women? me Milt; rift-mtg 1... tires. such Qé}£.;,',}.5mmychom1Even . 7 .John H. Bel-ire has always done hiscivic duties being Tress. , ramNgowhflgatigeogsvfi: ispleasant, prepare for those c.
no u . w . rs. ssxe song on the first Sunday evening. and furer. of ’The New CanaanuLibrary’ also Tmasurer Of The-Red . > _ 57177011337111 fiidllere not; only the wanted stx‘lcs but .31..
. _ Shoes forserfi’ice—Out of doors and indoors. Rubi o].
f Arcticsjand Boots for wet weather. SVarm SlippC‘I‘S it:
:rlquaiity that: always proves so satisfyinv.
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7' nights rind mornings.
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guild meeting next Tuesday day and Saturday. The following.—
hich will be preceded by young men will be in attendance: g
"Praycr at 7:30 o'clock. 'l‘hn George Harris. Charles Mitchell, Har- ; . ‘ 7 7 7
¢ «My. -
1%er _
if. ‘Ml‘n. J. Herbert [\ioiiram. tend the. Yale-Bfown game on Satin; .
hoped that the fair mnrprm-n «my afternoon. Trinity church 110197
' limit to the inmr of rplr-nt‘lid has twelve servers at its altar. . 7 ~ ;
The Harvest Homefiocial was s. tine .
n llfls l;ll‘.(l' mono consider- success. there being‘neariy .159 intent-V7
rs and is now in excellent 61115 Preparations m hemmdef
It is a. matter or much alarger number. built “sedan '
to mm the rectorand hlseioyableveve'ninz Keven-the! .
the fireciul musical teat- {13037913 3530!! 3 W W
shad a year of unprrscedcntr-l ris Taylor. Sherwood Penlngton. and
under the leadership oi'tlw \‘l'iiiiam Howard. They -will,niso at-w
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