‘
1mg soot-Exogng We . mm
AvenluresJ RaggedyAm
and ling geéy Andy
5} 30km}! Grim“:
by Johnny Grucllo. Mnrggy’s manna .
ed up and thumprd the dragon 3 hand
't) 1923.
Au rights reserved).
“rho reason 1 am not fight. the
big. large dragon was because -pcr, _ ..
right away that he was mmlc‘ "1 never «nit :lmilungr._ , I
of paper.“ said Raggedy Andy, ropilud-—“bnt. lots of turns ohen
-‘ if I had hit. him upon the: heml yawn, the wind blows plt‘Ct'$ ol inner
V “the largo stick. I would haveiright in my mouth. and ill‘yhlt’I\P‘5.
. en his head in pieces." .nnd I do not know how to gut them
VAN: S‘ou going to take the stick uutf (ill. again. I'm :tf‘rnltl mnybv it‘lnlc:
Jill large nmuth‘.‘" Stingrays 122.1!11- (nu! out I have pn-u‘s ot pupil um
nolvs in ma
month i
(‘uteh
.lnt'wouldn't mum ant-mm mm. if mm'l nilrhlv
“I‘m mallow tin-m." she said, “fur in» unto I ope-mad lll)‘
h hollow til] thr way to the fig: . ’ Z. a . .u- :1 draft and
‘ , nd. if ho swallow-ml nngnm. 3.1:; . _ ‘ "I
W Would how to do “ouhl lg '~l.lltl’l(‘il whllv we Visit the dragon“.
W real hard. and they would i. Mnrgm‘s mnmma sold. at: site council.
fill hole Fight through him." ,lmr 1v.i.~‘k~‘t ot’ goodies. ml the} ha: 9
mecly A'nl) “.llked up to Lurdly startvd their lunch when it. M3
New paper Dragon and took lln- im;;y.;;m in rain. “\Vo hm] lwlter run and:
‘ifiii of its mouth. Raggedy And) _' hunt a house." said Raggedy-l Amt. }
"‘Does that feel butter?" lint the dragon opfned his month.
indeed?" thr» dragon rr; hull. ' rill. rrnl “'id'fi‘, and said: "Come “1-:
Ian my mouth mm l=ruhln~l 'sttlo until the shower is over—J am;
in the stick it mad» cold chils ....:m-—prnol‘.“ So. our friends an "1-!
‘urthe way to tlw tip end of my lung c-sl- the dragon‘s hip: mouth and lis-
find it felt Just like~ sumvmw but rum} to tho min potter 01’! '0? of his
hit the front tltmr with up: I) mt .x'lnzper hpfld While they enjoyml thvir,
COM day.” doughnuts and cream puffs.
“Then. altr‘t' litls. you mustn't ’9‘»\.l‘-1 -—-—--'———”—‘—"_
anyone Ill-min." said Raggui) \\'I~I>TI’OBT TOW'N )mwnxa TO
BE HELD 'I‘IH‘RSDAY.'
would
llh‘
u
still
“I did not snnllow laggedy Arm."
#9 dragon l‘t"pllt‘tl.
" _‘ he didn't. that's true." Rug-
‘Ann agreed. “I jnmpod into his:
”I“: because I saw right away lw
éTlmN‘ N-hu-tmen [sum “'antlm: for
hpm'ial Wim- un Nou‘mhn- 22!.
“'l-IS'l‘l‘Oi-t‘l‘. Nov. 21.——Sv!~.-Otm¢>n;
Austin \Vnkemnn. “'elfwbrtl G. Lewis
'3! made out of paper and this. skits and Thomas Glynn have warned the
‘--——— " . inhabitants of Westport of a special
A town meeting November 23rd.
| According to the call the following
.will be acted upon. The rpcommwmla-
{tion of the Finance Board. ta' appro—
printw 3100.000 for current and school!
ekpt‘nscs from November 13!, 1922 to.
May 1st. 1923. in tl‘n1 anticipation of
taxes and empower the Selectmen to
borrow the same.
To act upon the recommendation
.ot‘ lho- Finance Board and to take
:octlon upon the purchase of a. firm},
for the Saugutuck Hose Company. i
To tuko action on tho :lr‘t‘Pptanc‘v or
n. ran-l known as \Vilxl osv road. at
[‘01 I"?! 'I‘M'rnvv, as a publit- highway.
_ To lnkw m‘tlm‘. upon tlw blasting of
l‘ut’k on Saugntnck avenue in prepar-
u for tho m w stain road from the
;'t:1;.‘-Hurk .‘tt‘thodist church to E. “I.
Huhlyrll'n rr'sitl- now, tlu- ("\‘pr’nm‘ to 1:0
na-rml by the: appropriation of $100,-
w in annual town mvvling of Orto-
lwr‘ 3rd. 1931.
-This meeting has boen c-nllmi for
' . ~ ‘4‘ Mr“ “'t-(‘RF run) but due to n \ it’t it‘ul
.
L»‘
"that, Al'ter nus. Yuu 31mm: ‘xtai-
km Anymc Again." said not»: .1\
Andy.
.. ‘ .._ 4..-. V... .
of wood. I kni'Vv' wtt’wonv ‘3. .
.U
-, cue the ”lilo rv ll muting! lu'ii If t3“. ‘ ‘i it hall to Fm posttmm -l. Thr
In: cotton or \w- wmxttl no-u-r nan-ms: of two of the srlu‘trm-n wvro
Harlan": danltlx,” ‘ x w“: warn making it Hit ;;;tl to halt
"What do )0; =.ll. Mi ‘t r 1‘ ' .m vt'tmr.
1—,” —
a naked. .13 she walks
to see it iw really .n’nd truly was pa- ,
the dragon
then every .
\ COULE
“I believe we had better out our,
; M 153
Unity Kalli!) 1’ mm
(Tune to 860 W)
‘ Tuesday. 1" overuber 21.
3:25 p. n1.——.\luslcal program. ‘
6:00 p. tin-«Market report. U. o. Bur-
eau of Agricultural Economics:
tut-J Vegetables Market. Dali-y and
Produce Market. Chicago Liv
Market. (435 motors).
6:30 p. m.——Boston police reports.
Boston police headquarters: late
ncws Hashes. curly sports newa. Bos-
. ton American. __’
8:30 p. m.--Evenlng program:
'8'!th Raggi‘dy .ttmly. ”The bunt. : l-nlid nests in my paper “WW- Amt. l -—\\'evklv busuwss report by Rog-
!!razon might eat somvunc r i. also. dry leaves in me. they might - oriv. Baboon.
I“ he m" ““57"“d3' Ann-H 1‘3"" “”0“; “hm_ mic," 3” sont;‘3|tl::PS-l ll ——"l»low For Can I Receive.” Guy
'flfimeds- Ann laughed. “the m; “W". ~‘ ”m" ""m' 3 ‘ """gs‘flm‘i t ‘85 ' Entwistle. radio editor. 80's-
' tOn Traveler.
Note—This talk postponed
from Tuesday. November
14th. due to illness of Mr.
Entwistle.
Ill—Concert. Muss Beulah Ceder-
horg. soprano. pupil of Mme.
I‘leBerg Lot‘g-ren’ol‘ Baotou.
Mae
and accompanist.
1.—-"Four \mericnn Indian Songs"
Cadman
Miss Cedar-berg.
IV.--~"r‘.ti-xu-_-tte of Drcsa for Chil-
drvn. third and last 01’ a.
srrles of talks on children's
clothing from babyhood un-
til,tl‘e time they ente'r High
school. by Miss Harriet E.
Ainsvorth. manager l’llene's
'lothing Information Bur-
051'].
V.—-C3ntlnuation of ronmrt by Mia:
Bruiah (1‘: dnrborg. soprano:
Miss Mao For-slim}. pianist.
1.-—(a) "Danny Boy". . . .Weatherly
(b) "Cuckoo" . . . . . Imhman
2.~—--(:t) "The “’oods" (Swrglish)
Myrberg
u... .....
\
n
c
(b) “Melody of Tone" (Swell:
lsh) ........ '. ..... Sloborg
(a) "0n Vt'ings of Song"
Mendelsahn
MAJESTIC READY FOR OCEAN.
BOSTON. Nov. 2L—-l’mparatlons
were complete-d on‘rly today {or re—
:loatlng the \‘Vhite Star ljner Majés—
tic. largost ship in the world. from the.
naval dry dock in South Boston. when“
sh". has Kenn lxntlc-rcninc .1 rive-days'
ovvrhauling. Slw “ins rend) to slip
lvm‘lt into thw ocean at high lid» this
afternoon. ' ‘
After thr- pnmping of rtm‘n feet of
\vulrr into tlu- crntlle m» Muéestc was
llispvt‘ti'll :1an found to lu- sr'aworthy
:‘l‘\l‘)’ div Tin-n the dock was
flood-«2d. raising tizv hum» hull lth‘! feet
Hour of all illm:kjn§:.0‘t which the 56.-
(TM) tons hull tour-d. All that m-
mailw-i was to romoxu the caisson at
lhv‘ vntrnnw of thn nmsudw- dock.
’-yxl
in m...
——Harris A‘: Guns. That's all.
Atlwrtlsc in Tht‘ S-‘lllltlél for the
fi
mc—w—u-u-nu.
Give them the bread
made of the ingredients _
you would use yourself t
that is
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bread you knew how. -
the checked tan-towel mum?
‘ 7‘qu.,» not
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HEN the children at for “a piece”
between trials, give them the bread made
from the fuller-flavored, more nutritious
flours, plenty of pure lard, sugar andsait; flesh rich dairy
Hulk—*5“?! the ingredients you would use yonneif ifyou
were scmng out to make the wholesomcst, tuba nutritious .
These Ingredients make up the recipe used in White
Rose _Brcad. It was viprked out by six expert bakers who
continued their knowledge, skill and experience to make a
bread that yet? could be sati§fied to give your children.
Look for it at your grocer’s in the new wrapper with
Brighton Live Stork Market. Fruits
Forsllnd. pianist
‘lnrgest number.
i KlWANISELIJB *4...
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‘Smlon “‘GI. - ' ‘
3:00 p. m.-——Mid-at’ternoon news! Nlfim SCHWL
broadcast furnished by Boston S d ,
Amerit‘an. ' , 1 > , , V
i The Kiwanis Club today backed in
lmost wonderful fashion the efforts of
lthe night school in Americnnlzatlon.
lPresidcnt Lamson himself headed the
a Stock pubic spirited group of men who drove
:their own cars. or arranged to carry
groups “of students. who have been
'studylng English. over to Bridgeport.
Twenty eight men and women took
out their first papers. The Nat-
,uralimtion office‘was nearly swamped.
as appointment bud only been . made
jfoga group or ten. 13 every courtesy
was extended to- the larger party
’which had assembled when one 3111—
;dent had told another. "We are to go
to Bridgeport Monday. to take out
lpapers. and the Americanization Com-
lmittee or the Kiwanis Club is going
to see that we get there. no as to lose
as little time as possible. "Natural-
lzation is meet-ions step in the life of
each of our foreign bornABimdents. “We
do not want to” make getting papers 3
joy ride. However. both employee
rand employer are penalized,‘ when a
‘workmn has to take» agay on" to go
‘to the Court. \thn some one plans a
morning trip especially Tmay, \Veti—
nexday or Thursday mornings. rind
knows a. week ahead that he will have
place (or three or tour students in his
car. he might continue the work he-
Eun by the “Kiwanis Club; by notifying
'llrs. Rachel Antlcraon, Director at
Ameflcnniutlom'r who would put stn~
dents in touch with him, as more are
qualified to take out their papers. The
examinations for final paper: ate now
scheduled tor Februat‘yviath. It s.‘
‘hoped to get a. number of students
{ready to 4 quality a.- citizen. at that
’tlmo. Patriotic exercises. in celebra-
tion of Lincoln's or Washington's
birthday. may be worked out at the
same time. by the evening lehoola h
ecu-operation with the Kiwanis Club.
Ten countries were» repreanntejl, by
tho twenty-eight student: who today
renounced allegiance. several to Italy
Poland. Cache-Slovakia. two or three
to Hungary and Spain. and one each
gem the. following countries. Sweden.‘
( rmany, Turke . ’ '
Switzerland. y Iortugal. Md
have :1 picture lakt‘tt. which shows
'lh-t Hour very kindly arranged to
tht‘ mndidatra, and Mr. McMurray.
gzmaxHiHRoad'
A good warm air furnace in like a good
friend—yon never grow tired of it. To be
a satisfactory furnace, however, it must be
one that is easily operated, as well as one
that will heat the house effectively a.-d econ-
omically. All of these qualities are found
inwt'he’ STAMFORD - furnace.
prropérly installed, this furnace gives en-
fi: satisfaction. -
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_ When you buy; a STAMFORD furnace
you argoflprotected by 65 years experience
in manufaéturing heating apparatus.
Nash, RayniondfiDeanGo ' .3. M. Betts
' South Nat-walk 11 Wall Street,
J
Neural}!
Sam Lipofsky. ‘22 Day street. 10m DAY HOLLPAY
Nunzy Pariah 17 “Food street.
Mary Saba 6 Franklin avenue,
the teacher who had prepared the
It was grouped on
the steps of the Franklin school.
Those who obtained their pop-fish.l
named in the order in which
took the oath of allegiance are:
Nickles Nagy. lzu Ely avenue.
Jacob Harris. 58 Chestnut moot.
mun ‘
Thomas Prose. 56 Clinton aveune.
Silo. Narlchkevih‘z. ll Fall-view ave-
nuo.
Josrph Larncco. Taylor avenue.
Antonio Riccarglclli. I Ely avenue.
Yo}: warm 1;."
of
w.
./ {a -
"ui.
r
r;
l.
they noe.
i
Kaspar Domokos, 74 lalengton are- ”"3“-
l
. Where the that store will be opened windep‘end upon the expressed
he. ThegPiggly Wiggly . idea is to give the public what it wants, as
we request that you visit the Stamford'stor‘e on either Thorsday, Eriday 01‘
A weeks—inspect the store carefully and as you go out, exprons your opinion to 0
to see the f‘u'st'Norwalk Piggiy Wiggly store locafled.
’ ’
Antonina. di Dia, 9 “‘oodward axe—
nue. >
JV; 1: ;.:c::ri. I-J Benton strum.
Emma. 5.2. l. 123 South Main SU‘L‘E'I.
Salwitorv all Dia, 9 “'oodwurd am:-
11119.
X3:hig:; Fanzos. 13 Day street.
John “Richard, 15 \X’oodward ave-
nuc.
Prank Mraz. 2! Ivy Place.
Louis Brejchs}. 56 Clinton avenue.
Erich Nanci-r, 12 1-“ Hamilton aro-
Manuoi Fernandez. 14 “'ood street,
Vincent Gomez. 8 Cliff street.
Karl Emil Johnsson, 14 Blimbeth
cises on
There will be :10 school
ing Jay. nor 0::
Joseph Saznpanlnk, 26 Broad street.
\Vlth Sat-old.
\Villlam Szmpamak. 26 Broad street.
,To Cum 3 Cold in One Day
\‘Vedn {'Sfli ;. ~ 5‘
A i' lHAVivl'EHW
“W“ “35’"- 9 ‘31? Name- Take Laxatlxe BROMO QL’LVINE ho-z'? is in a: :
Daniel Ht‘rman. 6 "“3”“ S‘rt‘et- tablets. The box bears the signature school duties.
Mrs. ‘Bcrtha Herman. 6 Austin or '1»; v.1 Grove. (Be sure you set “if . . ,v, “v
"we“ nnuuo.) .. ~~ Adv- Advertise m Th9 :* j - _;
'v rim ‘1‘—_____‘_______. - . .#———
—_ t y
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Piggly WigglygFairfidd, Inca Operating: the Greenwich and Stamford Piggll" Wiggly stores.
Wiil open a store in South Norwalk and another in Norwalk. ‘
This announcement is upbeat-mg in both N orwalk newspapers this Week.
W WiSh of the Norwalk pub-
'stentl};
far gs it can do so coma
Saturday of this.
ne of the men :1.
"“ rtomake purch‘ 1' am, . *We want Yonr opinion as to where ‘you would like
. ‘ 11“?“er if; “fivfibeeninsrdebf a Piggly Wiggly store. you will see a‘moder n methOd
. 1&8! I“. if“ the fin
‘ 11013813) haveareprmmvemon of Now: all: ”man on‘_ Thursday, Fnd' 35’ and
Samayofithisweek. "v- - r ’ .
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