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dy Ann. and Raggedy Andy.
the little red bell of W
but a. short way. u it rolls!
the woods. when they been!
3 noise in hick at them:
' d dies!" cried Ruggedy Au,
% cause melting m can rocket?"
' Muse the others did not know.
course" they could not tell. so they
. it“ to wait until whatever made
use rocket reached them.
.11» noise 3' my louder and louder.
”l through the woods on fast as he
at!!! wiggle And the paper dragon
«so “It. his long tail bumped against
Munch blumpity smack. crash
l
bear me! Something must be
ng with the paper dragon!" Rag-
' Ann said. 'He will tear a. lot of
,in his side if he isn't careful
m my he smacks into the trees and
oil" '
The paper dragon was so out of
wi’Whtn he reached Raggedy Ann
N 116 could say wIas " ltun!‘ ' And he
could understand what he said.
.. “What ever made 5ou wiggle so
flit 'through the woods. Mister Dra-
W?" Raggedy Andy asked, "you've
”ed a. lot of holes in 5our tail
“crud. while you rest. we will mend
‘ with paper and glue."
“But we haven't any glue,"
”I momma. said.
" “Maybe -ve can use the cream out
fl'l‘crenm putt." Raggedy Ann sug-
*7- 12166.. And. its there were lots of
W of paper blowing about through
woods. Raggedy Ann and “Raggedy
M stack patches on even hple
fi'ehper dragon" s body.
I‘flxtr That. Ieels ever so much bet-
"use paper dragon said. “I guess
.o-
Marg-
end her momma had (oi-i
they saw the paper dragon coni-
—-. and twisted and wiggled along
it with such a. 5v.hceze no oneI
the remnlgotout otbresthwube:
ceuulhndsornnnyholelin-ylm
body. end. the dr looked «to! the
holes.”
M" W“.
"Yes thnt's hue.” he dingo: [re-
Il'plied. "lets see new. not w I
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“Dear Mel ”sonnet!" ting- Must. B:
“'roug WiIll the Paper Dragon!
Raggedy Ann Said.
going to tell you? I guess it slipped
out of the holes. for I have complete-
ly forgotten what it was!
"Try to think real hard." suggest-
ed Raggedy And5. " Raggedy Ann
and I often think so hard we rip
stitches out of our heads."
"But I have no stitches in my head. "
the dr uron replied.
“Then we'll Just sit here and wait
until you think without ripping any
stitches." said Raggedy Ann.
80 the Raggedys and Marggy and
her momma. sat down and waited tom
the dragon to remember why he had
been wiggling so fast to catch up with
them.‘
initials mm
, That the
~3ooke. real estate agent of
.4 . ”it. reoorted to "deception and
'3 Wine" to purchase for himself
M31: "dummies" and at his own
w Mn. property owned by Anna. Her-
gust. of Greenwich. for whom he was
“out. is the statement of Judge
" Unne- H. Webb in a decision handed
Iowa today in the ci5il superior
bourt. Judge Webb ordcrs judgment
, II the amount of 84. 447. 90 for Mrs.
Hemgfi representing iv difference
between the amount paid for her
y and a. fair market value for
, the some. _.
f In. Herzog's suit against Cooke
. ”I heard by Judge Webb two Weeks
“to. She said that she named Cooke
“agent for her property with in-
Thoinas N.
Green—
defendant.
0WNER [iETS $4,499 JUllfiMENi‘
TI] SELF,
"The deception and subterfuge to
which the defendant resorted in or—
der to accomplish the purchase of
the plaintiff's property at his own
price. dcser5es the severest condem-
nation. . * '
‘lt appears. and the defendant od-
mits. that C. J. Wold. the supposed
purchaser. was a mere dummy and
that the defendant was purchasing
the property for himself. While the
property was conveyed to Wold it was
about three months after conveyed by
Vium to defendant's sister. and by her
to Arnold at a very substantiaJ profit.
The defendant furnished all the mone5
incident to the transaction. and
“'old and the defendant's sister acted
as merr- conduits through whom the
titln passed."
"I find that a. fair market value of
Itructicms to sell while she was abroad.
Lalo laid she rcceivcd a letter
ital declaring that the realty market
as dull and that $22,000 was the
price he could gel for tho prop-
, It was sold for this figure and
tar Mrs. Herzog loarnvd that the
.flrehn were “dummies" acting in
Behalf of Cooke who ultimately cnmz
into oivnership
In his decision Judge
7 b
VVPbl) says-
mum
«minimum
‘ lamina Am
‘. LOUIS. Mm. Nov. 23 (B5 The
‘ ted Pres) .——0rga.nizntion of a
. 'I militant auxiliary was in-
‘ . in pleas adopted b5 the Asso-
IIprooed to the Prohibition
i
from .Wos _u
the prope.ty on February 17. l§20.
[cast 526.000.11ad the de-
fendant all". fairl5 with the plaintiff
and used reasonable diligence to sell
the property at the best price obtain-
able he would have obtained that
amount. The plaintiff is entitled to
recover of the defendant the sum of
:3. 80a with interest. Let judgment in-
vntcrvd for the plaintiff for the sum
01‘ 34.44190."
your in liquor texts if the Volstcud not
was modified to permit the manufac:
lore and sale of light wines and beer
as is allowed in Canadian pro5 inces.
A fight against the Anti-Saloon
League of America also Was launched
in the executive committeec's state
ment. the organization being declared
an obstructhe force.
P‘t deral enforcement or the Vol-
stead act has pro5ed a gigantic fail—
ure. according to W. H. Stayton of
Baltimore. general director of the as-
sociation. who remained in St. Louis
today to perfect plans for anoth
tionnl meeting of
the association.
or na-
State secretaries of
“Herbs you no mares: mouth.“
ception was extended the bride
groom at the home of tho ‘
parents.
New York. New Britain and Nor-walk
were present.
to music furnished by Bower’a 0r-
chcstra. of New York city.
CeremonymTrmstyChurdl
tNoonTodayFM
byReeeptionatHomIe.
m gum-lot!!!" and (flood.
unmet “anther
gouging-offlinud lire. Philip N
monotowmsvenuemflm‘
mmaeorgeneterm s'oiof
Mr._eldlu.fiu¢hNeison.otnh«
N. 1.. ct Trinltr Will-l
ch‘u-chthis-oon.
rum church. performed We
many. The shalom mend!”
marriage by her father. Philip N.
Knapp. president of the (roast l:
Knapp company.
Mrs. G. Webb Shillingford ‘of Cl”:—
ford Pu. .. a sister at the bride.
trimmed with ostrich plume:- - The
bride' a other attenuate were K”. G.
Frederick Riegel. of Garden City. L3
1.. a. sister of the bridegroom. - and
Miss Harriet Kunhsrdt. of North An-
dover. Mass.
Both were flame colored chiflon. and
brown velvet hats with ostrich plumes.
_ Miss Jean spence. ddushter Oi’ Dr-
and Mrs. David Spence. was flower
girl. and wore pale yellow organdie.
The bride. Miss Knspp was attrac-
ti5cly gowned in white crepe Roms.
with a train. and a. veil of tulle and
Princess lace. She carried a. bouquet
of white Chrysanthemums. Jasmine
and lily-of—the-vailey. while the at-
tondfints also carried bouquets. these
being furnished by Baumann of Rah-
way. N. 3.1.. a well-known florist there.
Mr. Nelson was attended by Cleiand
Nelson. his brother. as best men.
while the ushers were Hugh Nelson.
Jr.. another Mother. ’ G. Fredelick
Riegcl. h‘is brother-ln-law: G. Webb
Shillingford. s brother-in-lsw of the
bride. and Furwell Knapp. the bride's
brother.
The church was handsomely decor:
ated with Southern unilnx, palms nod
5v hite Chrysanthemums. while the
Knapp home. where n small reception
was h(ld following the ceremony. Was
.Idccorated with Southun smile: end
yellow Chrysanthemums. the decor-
Lntions being furnished by the Non-walk
Greenhouses. The luncheon .wa'fs
served by the Waters’ Catering Com?
Dunn of Bridgeport.
The reception was attended by rele-
thee and immediate friends of the
families. following which Mir end up;
Nelson left on a. wedding Journey.
They will make their home at $18
Westminister sveriue, mum x- 3”
upon their return from their mines-
moon. and will be "st home" after De-
cember 15th.I
the cont-Maurie. nay-do! v
RencmfillewILr-eotorot’
weal
. followed and the bride was m .in
matron of honor. and. were a. gown of -
' brown chiffon with a. brown velvet hot
at cousin or the bride. ,
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“53542:”
Bedroom Sets at
a
of fine crotch y, the fronts of
‘dmwffsttmd the head and foot of the bed of selected
pieces, beautifully marked and as interesting to look
at as apicture.
$450 00
Sets ofiselected burl minut. choice wood made
MISS KRIEWAIB Wills;
NEW BRITAINMAN.
A pretty wedding took place at 8
o'clock last night in the rectory of the
Church of the Assumption in “Test-
port. when Miss Mac Kriewnld.
daughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles
Kriewald. of Saugutuck. becamc the
bride of W’illiam Francis Frau-icy. son
of Robot Frawley. of New Britain.
iler.*llichnrd Carroll performed the
ceremony.
The bride was gowncd fit
over blue Klttensea‘r crepe.
a hat to match and
santhemums.
The bridesmaid was Miss Florence
Kriewnld. sister of the bride. She was
drcssed in gold \5ith black Wrench lac:-
trimmings ond a black picture hat.
She carried yellow chrysanthemums.
The best man 553.5 Eduard Gerald
Frawley.
Following the wedding service. a re-
and
farmer‘s
Bridgeport.
i
chin‘on
She wore
carried ,white
Guests i‘rOm
Dancing was enjoyed
Mr. and Mrs. Fruwley departed at
up in artistic manner.
$395. 00
Setsin mahogany or walnut, French design,
large bureau 48 inch with large mirror, bow-foot
bed, chifforobe and dressing table.
$2 75.00
\
Attractive Prices
Walnut and Mahogany made up by expert craftsmen
skilled 1n wogwork
They are of highest quality and suitable for any home
..
Specie] sets of two-toned walnut, L
Large bureau, bow-foot bed, dressin:
$225.00
.70 0 Queen Anne Sets of §elected \l';ll£i’.;?.
bed, bureau, chifionet and large Emit; .'
$255.00
ColonislStyle Sets in
. posts and standards, an exqvisizsI .ies':
bow-foot bed, chifionier and .1 c
- $255.00
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1.13515.
sign.
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“Beacon Blanket" Bathrobes
Designs suitable for both men and women. Al—
most every one knows the value and wearing qual-
ities of Beacon robes. The present display covers
:1 broad selectioxrof coiofings, light pinks and blues,
old rose, rillac and mauve together with the darker
blues and tans always acceptable.
Each blanket comes with neck cord, girdle and
frogs to match. $5.60
- Beacon Flannel by the yard for those who pne-
._ fer to make a‘ robe from the beginning. And just as
excellent an assortment of colors, light and dark,
well covered or quite plain in design may be had' in
two widths.
which concluded Tuesday.
out, at n two-da5 conference
or sate secretaries of the organ-
He said th it crime had increased
since the prohibition enforcemenl
finer: ot the association will be
the presidential candidate in‘
. who runs on a. platform :ieeking‘
. - of the 18th Amendment no-
its“ to a statement iaummy the
Motive committee of the associa-
din otter adjournment of the meeting.
. . Bobcat-lug up of the "wet" forces in:
We. mete- was among the plan-l
em and efforts are to be made to.
”the liquor question before the pee-
“not the country. with stress bein
hit upon the eflect
Span the nation’ s reve
. 3m.
sun-nu show. they said. that the
.. IUniIed States treasury would be rich-
or by more than a. billion dollars e
l
8
of _Drohibition th
nue. lenders de. N
tion Counsel William 1“.
Speak“: as representative ot’ the pres.
ent city WWII. act's. my.“ ,
club luncheon had It the Min.
zh-ekemm Judo ms- oxplsuw .- ~-
:ed so the ore-nutter: um i: w;
hap'ea that towns-It: would between:-
Dlinhed by n perch-rattle Mm,
outed tethenetxsp‘onottheaen
oral AM. in which the present
.First. s‘eeouu. third Mood mu:
tows'
W m taxing district: Judge Tum;
my: lam-ee- met with heerty can"
pron
5% attendance prise mm by
Cherie. Wit-amine;
holidny. '
xocatud regulation of the liquor trado
i5 the various States.
mums cum -
NAMES mums
Abolishment of sectional feeling for.
e greater growth of theentlre Cityot
orWnlk was urged today by Col-pore.
would be combined
end CHE
street.
Mr. Frawley is the proprietor of a pool
room in the some town.
Over 180mm
in Birmingham, nine mainline. the ,
“new Wm blend in
v‘c‘Soutn was was; dis-
trict.
a. late hour on a honeymoon to pits-
unknown. Upon their return. they
mill make their home in North Main
The bride is popular in Westport.
‘
ExnhsnnofCoelDust
(Mace From my. 0ne)'
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Thefmoftheaxmmfimren
27 inches wide,
65 cts. a yd.
The Section for Men
is mews}. Ties and Shirts that “an make
' the nicest kind of gifts.
_ ‘sterl'y” Shirts, and these represent or.“
”1": £1."
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“highest grade, neat patterns for men 0
taste; fibre silks and imported English ‘1‘:
The broadcloth shirts may also he had" ill on in u a.
‘.
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Ties of heavy silk in the real P. liSl
Quite gay in Color yet not too brrght.
Berkley Knit Ties in entirely
.1‘;...
In 55' in;
lpla'idS, bias stripes, dot efiects and plain 9 . “'"“
a contrasting Color showing from bend. u .
de-
1.516.
$1.50
137115.
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be
$4 50 each.
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throughout the night Joyous reun-
man who mused testiclesmgeet
, 3 KWu-wmthem fund. mil
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new” * night. .
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and
“flu- t mum'iiru
and 1"?“ "
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‘ hes wide, 79 cts. a d. d 35.1
36 inc y ' nationally advertised as “the tie of .. 1
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tom counter where bathrobes and g0wns in either . nd. 'llbe leased to “0.33.1...
Standard-Designer or McCall Patterns may be easily 9 .cd with its merits ‘1 “’1 P $2 53. and 3,3,; 99
and quickly selected be purchased in their hometown. '5; . .. I
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mu started up new and the 4‘3“” knee so am of 93 mm for “’9 “m be ““39“" wmlmlif' stores, and with a porn-‘- It“: .
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