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J ROADYUOIRG PIANO m_ m among the very beet of their gm; Chnrles nnd x”? Lamb. . .
3 “D mom tor nanny you-- Mean. Lothrop. €10 Affbll; Nag.‘ Dung. a y a as ton
-,- W; in tod . . .- Lee end Shewd hove epociubed rum”! l-m’ a0!» a. M" ' ;
*3 “ 1,33" 33' "(3d let ‘3’ 5110' you how was? it is to have t in such books, :26 they haw never institution by Erna-t Brawn-e é ' '
; 3 a- er or rand in your home on Christmas Day, fallen below the very high standnrd Tutk‘rood Tale- —- Br Nathaniel: ' . ,
; ~ 3 ‘ 3 which they first set for themselves. 31‘1110‘10- illustrated by 590ml
3 new PLAYER PIANOB $390 00 AND UP . . Miss masons. "Teeny me. for Bosw- e 0- ay e (If
3 3 - ' ‘ ’ 71‘ Tiny Tom" is the work of an experl< Henningtcn o: Atria. the fins lite- E
g . enced and enthusiastic kindemrt- story of a man of lion-like courage: « . -
, . loner, and these little Itories have tenacity of purpose. and kindness of; . .
Q 1 borne the acid test of presentation heart. ru-toid for be)! and girls. with. In a S
l 7 .
I K. . . . Ebefore her own amll pupils—they many Illustrations. ’ 1
i 5“ 3 were welcomed with n delight which Jucison of Burma. the story 01' I:
, ..rr‘ - - - - Q n 3w“! be shared by other children. man who faced torture and desth.
4 3 VJ" 1116 Musical Institution of Prestige—Est. 1u75 3 t)! “Rosalie-Due." ‘ book for lit- with unflinching courage thlt oihcrsf ‘
‘ . . LN EVENINGS ; tie girl: under ten you-s or age, it is might live. re-told for boys and girls ‘
:3 ° :enough to say that it is by Miss by N126 3- M» Grahame, B- A": “Rh?
3' q’ 68 N0. Mm Street Amy Brooks. author of "Dorothy Uluslmtionl. * 1. Reg. price $14.95
3 Dainty Series." and other papal“ Pcnnell o: the Indian Frontierfi
3; 3 south Norwalk, con“. favorites. "Rosalie Um" i. a new »the fine story of Dr. '1‘. I... Penncil'n.
1
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. 333; word of notice . The publishers Mother Hubbard‘s \Vozaderfui High: cuffs. Genuine suede Lg .: 3 a ‘ F
3 ‘ :tcil us that few of the thouund. MN by Maude Rfilutord “‘arrvfini 515 and all: \CT} mpd‘ the
g" 3 ll} Mi“ i3“'h° save enjoyed Mix- Rhoade'l end Eve'l‘izézwrt- mail-“1&4 if? Suedene and cor-. smartest Of razncoats.
* * - - 3 ong amquence of C lea A. ‘e ercr. -orxe .3 _
-_ , popuiu tniel (or Down“ Co" New York. 3 duro; $7.50 5mm new
‘ ‘3 ' .. ‘ - H nee s ’ 7 "This book is {home's "Tangiewnod Talon." beauti-
6:. 5 £1 E S e‘soviixzfls‘lztoiigrerg;ar;eof‘11:};1-«2:Dr‘ Macaltney cans. thirty years as: T221533? “I“! ”“1“de fin 6“an md in note and letter Da-
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B: . 7-K k In 011\ at 81.8w n share on the representa- l Restatements LHbe'l 2211;331:1332, tucked 3‘3.“ On a rho". be- :nfitzgsrie‘; b; (3’ch3mnnflnd 33...: Per “3" 9m 9101‘98 here ‘IQ‘J. “ ill find“ :1
'- ' tion by Marston that the stock realtyi . . . . l * 3 PO“ 0. m'wer hooks, find 1: , - 7 _ . 7 ' f3 3, ,1 3 .3 ,3 lined in d e e p e 1' source 01 ggfi impiratxcn
‘ ‘ .‘J'l—v-‘Iar-v - - - l f In DIQ “156 ——i Séemfld to me that it 1 three \olumss taming the up 0. s _ 3
' ‘ Pres worth 1.1.001) a rhgre and ”13“ 1e Lg ”W 8‘4:, 0' toda t 1}: Sh: “new“ or British hcrOFs B“"‘i whow nan‘vcs‘: shades. Ju-‘t the in ever so manv 8.6030880-
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"t N i U :33, M) hands 0: on was bemg [3km ‘ Religion Being Lost little blind g": thou m w row .‘ nre unfamiliar to most- American sort Of stationery ries ‘1 inch kw...“- my} scout
\ ,_ dorifmm the company’s plants daily.’ or “+8. h '3 8 and felt. 1nd boys and 533.33, am mmnM-iy ”‘1, Which will appeal to 3 3]. . , ,
‘ ‘ or ' :The stock sold on the market later . . , ' ’ 7 _ * ~ flpvened to her one or . . . ,, ba 1.: .,_ . . traltr.
"1 at 31) a share Armatrorg assor‘s ('HICAGCM 1"‘0 13-"?‘13-‘73‘ Of 111'! : Erma: spring. so many year. m 30 “M53“ * Elma" 3‘1"”: ‘3" ‘ re the most fastidious
. " . ‘ . .' '7 , . .. .3 ~ g m..-v.-*zations‘ are is the st ,4 . . ‘ boun in ccornhxn om:- rm *rs. . .. . ‘ ..- . 'V S
3 Sinclnir‘s ”tome” ODJtCt'fl m in»: 3 resatemm s an rm Flt . 0 i its: as Joan mu,- and no “as“; and striking m apt taste. bpemal chn hm 9
. if. DECEMBER 12. 1921!
I V 7H‘QCIJ.AIR iJustlce Pr‘oollauer.
If} 3m 1
.\‘ .a. 7 1 {3 n that
l. '_ *6. T 00".:‘300 in Liberty bonds
19.1. gig ‘ iTexaa and Pacific Oil properties and
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TEEN! TALE m3 m1 TOTS—V
By Susie White 32007111. Illus-
traded by Florence may Icons-
ROEALIB. DARE—$1 Amy Brooks.
With Illustration: by the Author.
IKE REAL Pm'CESS—By Elia.
bath Gila Thorn-on. mounted by
Elizabeth B. Warren. ‘
DDLIE EARTH—Tho Girl of
Woodtord's Conan—By Grace
Mn: North. mourned by Eliza-
beth B. Warren.
Tin: ADVENTL 7am ’or JOAN—-
By Nun abandon: Illustrated by
Elizabeth Withington.
WHEN I WAS A BOY IN TURKEY
—-By Ahmed Sabri Bey, mustrat-
ed from Photogrnphl.
Lee &. Shepard 00.. Boston. *
These seven little books for young
people. varying from thooe suitable
for little children. to others. intend-
herolne, and she is u lively And on-
dearing as "Dorothy."
"The Real Princess" is a pleasant.
well-told story. soluble for: toth
boys and girl: under twelve years
or age: it is b} 7s. new writer. Miss
E. G. Thomson.
Miss North is known to little girls
ming nature (notary. alto written
for children more likely to be read
to. than to read for themselves.
For older boys Lad girls we have:
“The Boy Scout;- ot Round Table
Puroi." by Clarion E. Lerrlgo.
which in the intent volume in the:
nuthor’s Boy Scout series: fine t:iltle>s.'I
enctly suited for growing .boyt-l
Haslett. is the fifth Volume in thel
excellent "Invention Series." c» in
which the history or various epochni
Inventions in related in the tor-run:
u: nbsorblng nnd entemining nary.
'In “The Trail Blazers" Mine “71:14;
tells. drunsticnlly and picturesquelr.
the ever-twinning tale of the Lewis
chock: in which thousands or girl
readers from twdre years of age on.
the keen delight.
lite on the American frontier. told;
for boys and girls by X. J. David-é
son. 8. A. (Ox-en) With illustratmnsd
Barhrooke Grubh Pathfinder. the’
record of an adventurous life or;
counge and endurance nobly apf'nt;
unongst the savage peoples of the:
South American Chaco. told :0:- boys.
drag it: a. remote uttiement in the
‘Sicrra thada Mount-ins.
f 3“” Nina Hhoade's "The Adven-
ture: of Joan" is a child‘s book
.
fwhich call: for more than a path!
tion submitted yesterday by Arm~
strong‘s Attorneys to Supreme Court
The examination of Sinclair is im-
Eportant. the petition says. because
the mode a. deposttton, which will be
lottered it the trial. setting forth
he was willing to giVe 31%,-
for the
Tstating that the stock had great
3 value when it was offered for sale.
'lissuance of an order requiring his
BIBLE ‘ DILUTED
BY POPULARITY
SI=.15KE_gs__i CLAIM
of Chrzstmn doctriLr toe‘luv are but’ 33. and you must
gchildren know that the author hes
Lev-n totally Min-1 since early child-
;hood; it would seem that the redir-
3zaazion or this {not should bring n
3thrill. a sense of intpirution to ev-
.ery child reader who enjoys. with-
gout a thought that things might be
iothcrwise. the priceless gift or eye-
:ight. "The Adventures of Joan" is
a chronicle of incidents in the life
of a lzttlo hzind girl. and Mia:
Rhnadcs wriiee this interesting {orb i
word. I
a
remember that
3“Grimm's Fury Talon" tad Haw-
illustrntions. 3
The Children’s Pull. a lilo at St'
Paul {or young people by J. G.‘
. SUB'NJYZSL‘C, 132125! rated. :
Mother 0‘,ng alt-i lls‘r thnIiej
The vmguud or the rush of hail-3l
day books {or young people is sl-?
ready in sight. and the eleven um,
umea listed above, all issued by the;
New York house of Down. thoughi
nll. excepting the last three on the;
list are printed in Great Britain. will :
make exceptionally attractive (1:15.;
The nprints ot the standard {AYOF-g
ltea-La;nlfs ‘Tnivs from Shukzmw
pare." "Tim Arabian Nighlr."
-81 M '1'. Tomlin—n; D.
Appleton & Co. Sew Yet? 4'
London.
BETTY w 01" THE “HOL‘SE
9F MES'-—By Ethel 7 ‘00}:
Barrett. Iliustrnted by uiia
Greene: Lothrop, Lee a"; Shep-rd.
Co» Benton.
Hr. Tomlinson'n "Americm Scotti-
ing Sarina" is I really valuable Ltd
to the popularixing of America him
tot-y; he is a. sound and dependnbie.
as wall a: an entertaining writer.
sad he in nu immense favorite with
his young readers. .u VMr. Tominson'
"Cori end the Cottin Gin." by Mmlnotes in NI preface, there 18- 3218? years. was arrested in than plnCn L15! Dll‘mr mm: in the immediate mum-
‘= m
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now. - refiml of interest in the'mgm on complaint or the Mr
romance of the Pioneer. and "sickle: ‘5 charged with :23”me
tale of “the retrennng frontier-"30: funds. in the Wmned court (Ib'
show: this author at his bcs‘l. {morning he was bound over to who
Niel Barrett's "Betty June in alSupvrior court maxim: bondo 0: Q1.-
chrertul. madame story. rulinhie .nr-Ewo. which were turnlnhod.
ls from nine to fourteen: it is told : ' m
grille first rim-son. by "Betty Jane” Ml: atoll Babe
herself. which is likely to add to its; 1-2. rcthn after January 1. the po-
appcul for young modern Slivvmcn oi tho
town of Grmmrtch
em to be granted a ruse in lam
mom AGENT .mntmm cf “90 per month. With the mo
TURBINGTO‘X. Dec. Il.->Thgq- o! the increase In the new I
don Chukkdl. who has been ma town‘s mymzl. it is thought wit the
wanted rcprcst‘ntativc at the Singer, memiwrs or the Stamford pollen den.
Machine-Company for a number of! partnwm will ntiumpt to more am;
1
’1 7“ v VOW: ins _ CHE)!!! _ Fred- and Clark expedition. end. in "Pei-n-
: ”I- 231ng fig“ from a house, which for 49 years have Tangogoum gummy,“ race Lorry. Sky anion" Mine Homi- V'
3 I; £3“ 1 t1 mm‘ ailments in the City 0f Norwalk. and One Hundred and Seventy- brook offers the latest volume or her [Stab/[Med ’85,
‘ ~ “m exac 3‘ e instrument you Want. at exactly the Tun Text mmnuons. Lothrop. WW1” ”PHI!“ 1'9"!" cedar. ' ‘
breakers
gall over the l‘nited saga,” the and girls by rXorman J. Davidson? T eV\ . 3 _ 7 '
3 author of 1hr "Adele During" books: 8. A.. with mum? illustrations, l lac}; ' f talze, tthe AC‘V {RSthflat‘lf COL
.. k m "1"!le Martin" Miss xorm tells; Tb“ 50°“ of Swflani 5°? ““8? p o 0‘63?” orcd coats Wl‘h hi'l
, an interesting story of school am- l vooplc by smacy Dark. wi‘h Sixteoni and are worn With- * p ‘ \
outn coat or in cold
weather under a top-
coat. Knitted neck
finish. hip band and
Second hour.
Imported Gift
,St tianery
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Special .Christmaa
displsy of this most
unusual gift station-
ery, delicately tinted
dren's boxes of sta-
V .Very Practical Gifts for the
For Friday and Sat-
urday only we are of!
firing these new rain-
coats at a reduced price
for Christmas giving.
linin 5: red. purple.
blue. green, yellow.
They have :1 collar to
If You Have a
' Girl Scout in the
~ ,, Family
Vale-r Cfil‘itCt‘l.“
' 3, .... 33,3: whvn 5-,; and 0!? Joan War 021* e: v . peamncc. Mr. Davidson's story 0:" . 3 ~ _
'2 ”7999“”:‘39 ~'°n the ‘rmmd that he fife: d'1‘ggm, .13“:ng lir‘i‘ljmnce 2 er written n;ymfn:uhe‘t';iehr: ”in the brine South American explorers pottery in fascinaip Camp canteens ~
wanted to leave for Europe on Sat- ; Edna-d Mnmrfnflx inodt‘mtor‘ of Ike.” er Barbe-ooke Grubb. fills a aarger mg shapes and (‘01- i‘ompa.“
urday. lthl 5659,33 Awflrni‘:y o.’ the Pres-L The book itself is charming and voiurne. and “perhaps titty“: en' OPS, also included at f "w“
-. byterian cizurvh. in an a'l‘ii‘l‘ss pre~ it is intended for girls from eight thrslnng °2 ”W 1°“ “M‘H‘VS‘ these van. interesting Flag kink
’pared {or dawn}. bégcre the 5:“. years old. onward, but it bu interest Mr. Sidney is an accomplished prices ‘ Mu 'Kerchicl’s
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ndentn and raw.» or .‘eltpormi-k;anfi? amen! tor grown-up n‘de" as ‘n‘e" °‘ “funk“ mnory end ‘ ‘ , Igdine pne
\ " .. i'l'heological Seminary: incident toflfihl. - history of Noblnd.‘ Which is all; P. .,
a r ; the session or the Frosbymrian Nat: Mr» Ahmed Subri's intensely inter- “he" ""3qu “‘3“: “k“ W "“3 finale“
1. , . . , , Main t. fined snmn (.9 mi, ad‘ :T<'L'l¢:s of the :CaUrd "Children of Other Land. ‘ only 0: Mary Queen oi Scots. thc3 3 :c. 1‘
m ' \ Million St. 55 S rnlnistcr is: rir. 3:;3.-&,en.-_ Love liooks.” this series has real cdues- tribulations of the Cove-nonzero. tho {Silas 3 m ,
‘ I r“. 211k Norwalk 4 o? popuEaTZ-LV he saw! "trmpts menétmna! value. besides offering young Jacobite plots and fixings-all these: bowing kits :5.
' ‘ ' ‘ . . ...' ' .- 3 a 9 . _ tiers a collection of vivid! - - 1: mil \alunble. and: .
T , . to dil'lw: ..r- town an. (its: :- .ne§"“"’ . . .1» grant: 3m; a up n i} , . , §m_
L. ”it? 1313 Telephone 2828 A 3,333.29 um; rim gmgg an.) p-.culiar it flr‘t-hana narratives. well written. absorbingiy interesting book. All those besxdc the - -
i York Markets
tional Cont-.xrvnFQ.
L'n'tciief. the love of. popularity.
and the irritate of agnosticlsm were
:axloms of fizr‘ “.‘hrlsflufl rt {icing are
.
_, 3 , . 3,7 3 3, {be obtainod in no who: or _ m i . — s aul I a war to
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C q gritréipm Log-wry: c: a' iox'elylsabfi writes of h" boyhood, “8 “8- ; catch and hold. ”he: attention of any Second
~ 3 -1 - ', ' k ”H ' 2““ country. his home and his book-ions; child- and the excellent
k:::‘ 31:33 :nMeatSforthlswee Bound- language. or the school life or n illustrations help on the narrative.
‘ Case Continued Tgrk‘zbzbf~°f bids tunes and sports. Bury small child know-s the R3 _ S.lk f Gift '
. . IDG “lit 1"”: _ 1o_ (s “131 ° "-3 9 “a 5- “1‘1 818° ‘3‘?“ "Mother Goose" books or Miss. Wnr- d . f:
- . ill meats for this wfi-end 8t!“ leadin 3.0131333, Esitv§::1\_.f'ntertl gates gm”!i intergaéion regarding the in- ran and Elisa Davenport. and this lum l or , g
7 * ‘ ‘ ..: ”... ..l-v arr} . usir ‘35 an t ‘5 1;.iculture 9! Tur- tut ' l . "Mitl‘wr llut‘oard's ° . :3"
I}? ' quality. Not only do we havesaturdigy g;z::1:oc:n;lt:rh:n 13:31:“ hvl‘ifini‘keyfirh 8 Ch ist b A F C l :zondertou?ngupboard.t’ is as pally Llngerle .
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k , narcotic prescriptions. for one Wings!” 9838 with affirm” and dis- -Americnn Scout‘sn’g riqrg‘os'iI—uo There is still time to make the most prized :3
, . 17 lb. The hearing was set dcwn for “him-3mg. For a boy with e for PIOfiEEP. SCDL'TS i‘ . L ., Big checkerboard @f a.“ feminine Christmas lingvrie. 0! beau”. 4: g:
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