- ' firm: the W fire. and
m, it I wags-timer.
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‘éa mama's..." the
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cipheminpond:
_ 2. Tomorrow afternoon the library
milieu! at the Ea‘ Norwnlk Im-
' vemgnt Association. of which Mrs.
ter Putt in acting minimum. will
~nduct; ante ale. to the A a; P.
re. cling-:3: Zandt street.
Among those East Norwnlk rrsl-
ents who have recently hm! tele-
YC. St.
Monajmlled are Alfred
301m. 0! 10 Rowan street, whore num-
r is £553. and Frank (1'. Crziw. oi!
Osfiorn avenue. whose toll-phone is
671.
’ The information giwn The Ever»
.‘Jng Sentinelfybstcrday. that' tho for-
" motion of a_ Young‘ “'oman'r. Com—
v,nmnity Club was contemplated. has
fix-en declared by members of the
:éYoung Men's Community Club to be
r} erroneous. and the correction ischccr-
East Norwalk cit-service men and
. other: eligible for ntilitary duty arc
3 interestcda in the proposed formation
. ‘01 a motorized artillery unit in Nor—
’ walk. which will lu- disused at a.
finial meeting.r of the American luc-
‘3 slot) to be held in the new post rooms.
Masonic Btglding “'3. ll street. first
A mfdial invitation is ex-
_ hded by the Post to all such. to at—
: and this evening's meeting and ex-
res- t‘lleir views on the matter or the
formation 01' such a unit hem
’ Announcement was made today of
' Swiss rand boll ringer. story teller and
nipcrsonator. on Friday evening. Jan-
.uary 38th. Mr. Gloss will appear at
:the East aventlc M E. church. undcl
he auspices‘ of Miss Marion l.‘ Hom-
mpdieu' s sunday school class. and the
rocceds (l-om' the entertainment will
he‘ used by (lie class to moot the
pledge to tho building repair fund.
As Mr Clogs hrw appeared in Norwalk
germ! times lmtore. he is well known
‘_....-—--
, olm gall-banks.
l
Malcolm Do'nce is now employed by
Cable 5; Richdale. the local electri-
Wirs. Geocge “I Fowler of' Newton
Brummer. the station agent at
is on a. to'mweeka‘ vacation
Mm. Raymond I“. Godhcr,
. recently of this town.
Janieli Venjoz'ing a. Canadian trip.
Wforok. an. loot a cow a few
“0. the animal having broken
.corted her-elf at the feed
~Eiixabeth Simona of Boston
“it visiting at the home 0! Dr.
> Aured Large. on m
M B. ’Waa‘ner and Gear-to Pun-
. are summoned tor hr: duty yel-
' on the civil side 0‘ the Super-
sh
KW VIE M manager of
Zulu W Co‘s cash and curry
underlay visited his brother in
.4! car”. C38-
no you: doughtcr at Mr.
mm B .mnam- of um
4 if.“ of the load chick-
an. of la Fourth
u icr home after
‘ the coming here of Emil Class. the. .
' ‘ibe '
George Nurh is now working for '
‘I'HI LUV—kl no. .r
1
ventures.
tell them.”
to ll enl-
suid‘Nlck.
n
.0.
you."
wow; ill :1 n 1:
Min.
Brucie had come to call on
And
Brod. wanted to tell ibém his story
Brucle.
Nick and Nancy with his muster.
”stated It than by his mu.
brought Brucle back with him.
cited when he had first arrived.
said Brucle.
want to lieu it.
in it I hope you will not weep. but
which is happy.
happy. 20*; can” we here. “'1' ll
my full «agar; a! llnSpy a little dog
on there-could In! 3011 can sec ‘30
cm; for youlselr. or the ending as
far its one can end a story of this
sort—«with the present hmmcnmv's for
line ending. .
‘fBirt i like to tell it over ngain—I
like to speak about things as they arc
now over and over again for they are
so happy and they please me so. They
rdoice my. little dog heart. They do.
indeed. But 1 “ill begin at the be-
ginning of my story 115.3011. “uni mu
to ‘-
“l rclnemrer very little nlmut' my
earliest day: except that i had a few
brothel-«pad. sisters. I remember they
were softllnnd sleepy and that they
win: my Miller- m sis-
tors. en, or. com ll dog's m
hood immmt last forever nay more
than ha'hyhood con last forever.
“it was not long before we wm
scattered and by that i mean that my
brother- ond skiers were in ailment
places from tile place i llxed In. We
were born in a country far away. it
country where it Is wild and where
there pro no shops and where only
once Iii awhile a civilized person cnmc
-"-or 3; person; '1 ‘suppose i should any.
who is used «'1 civilization. Well. i
lived in a, little shanty and sometimes
i was cold had often l was hungry.
"i couldn't blame my master. Be
In: very poor. And no one had come
to lidp us out.
We wore. vetting
for a shipwcom
with old. so
didn't; hind so
much gtbe hunter
u long as he was
lilo to get. 1 little
scrap its out. all
end by we no
not,“ ten; or
in: ”j vii-lat:
M m «not
(and.
“B: m“: vary
(and it use and he
not: I a“ I.-
derstnnd them, but there are. And it
would luv. heed to much easier to
have flood the mumps it he had
been very kind to no. But i was tell-
lng you that he didn't mind the hon—
,. “other!
Postman",
.iralkin‘mroundthenrdenmew
gar so much on he did something else.
Hellen- to pée the supply of tobacco
he hi! (or his piper-ow lea- Ind- lens
and null: there m was bad ”a
the sup came in" which carried upim
It my on master—my m.-
M my future master (or that
' motierl—he tradd no at for some
lobar“!
“Ana the: my master took no a!
and loved me and 1 love: m and
we're never going to be separated. hr
We had advutures and experiences
and travels enough-rye traveled a»
§‘
many. many, tinny miles. But now I ,
am home andjmy real “carnal:
mew—and we’ll be happy—always!"
,WamdtQSuduRemulno. 1
I; m the cedar: o! the m
“Inns gceuy visit to the little coun-
try cottage. and the head of the house.
. 9:911 four happened to hear his motil-
~ git-Nut that she! awn Mn thr ctr-
den andgtipftle an.
inn: od-utioilnl‘oghopmua
mint pet-Wu: mud in. matter went
miortquirewhu’vuflmmtur ‘“‘
mm?” 3%. . tone,
2:537
. “l mu only I little clog." cold Bru-
oie. “but he had a great many ex-
m out It
All! it
anyone rock like i
to hear then 1
would be glad to
r‘wwflu stud f
~ them."
“i should any
said Nancy.
“We love to hear
of experiencu mid i
adventures, espe- '
clally those of o
nice little dog like
“Bow-won", how-
ynu
very much." said
Bru-
was a small wPrcvlmlred terrier.
is little face and body were brown
and white and he was very bright and
cunning looking. His master had been
away for a long time and he had
it wasM’s first visit to this
country and be land been much ex-
"Yes. l’m ready to tell my story.”
“and i am so glad you
{flan interacting
glory. and though ihtre are sad pnris
i trust you will wait for the endlng
“In fact you can tell the ending ls
liked to cuddle up to our mother as i ,
diet '1 remember that in those .dusl
sleep has about the moat wonderful ‘
thmgin nille would no meL. And Wu”.
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l'rem-n blue panne velvet with touch»
1 9350! paid for trimming. The bodice .
FB'M' on Classic iluei‘ “(11S (fill .
so ills: the wide chenille! drops urn I
included. and there are no scams; ‘
lold ribbon bands circle the arm be ‘
ow. Mame-g the ribbon. ends
icing utmched‘. {0,1116 top of. the .
mace. The mien-piece skirt has :1“ :
velvet (emulation partially covered by
ll t-unlc ui' heavy anal: gold Slot lace.
over \‘villcll is a second tunic of vel-
vet. Stills is quite short and has a _
narrow licudlng ill. the top and a,
:wider gathered finance at its lower?
cdgc. A narrow gold ribbon ties: '
mound it to define we slightly ruined
waist line and Jill below the rib-
.bon f.- a delicate m min which.
t'.’ll(il‘(‘i(’>‘ the gown. 3
Another velvet eye-lag matumi ‘
would be suitable for a woman of
more lmltmnly years. The calm
Si‘lit’illi‘ is silver lmd black, \rorkrd
out with metal lace and black plume.
The bodice which is of velvet; is cut
in Klil’lilk‘e effect. one side of it drop:
lug ucros‘s the other to fasten It "11‘
side. The ncck la in the dupe of I
l'mlulil-d "V.“ both front Sid M.
Diminnliw Sim-rm a! silver lace are
mtuclu-d in :1 foundation under the
. rvlvot. 'l‘lu- velvet skirt is draped In
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