r‘
*‘ EAST NOR-WALK .
. «‘L'homevon Crew avenue for the summer. budget. there being 335.660 to meet.
m/.H..onwwhw., —/ _ :
Harvey Ackert is awaiting the arrival
to look over the territory and sag
whether or not.» it would be advisable-
A Imam: has installed a mdio- to have a rural carrier. The-secrete?!
“. " ' . instructed to
- useon Van Aandt of the association was _
gnome S“ m his ho communicate with the City Council or
.trect. — Norwnlk towards having a piece of
highway at the east bound side otjhe
liownyton railroad station put in con-
dition. Mr. Cleverlcy statedthat this
was a serious matter as it. is feared
that '1 accident which willrprove fatal
might take place.
DARIEN& 1370120 TON
.. ,.
.l. 4‘ ()"iuutm‘. m‘ Norsfillk Wash
iirimr in town‘iast evening. '
The regular meeting of {the Boys'
club will in: hrlll this «vcmng at the
East li‘v't'l‘llle M. L2. church. .
“\Vorkmzm :in- still ungugcd in re-
"pairing [in planking on the leaves of
the \Vusliingmn atrcu‘ druwhrldgc.
Mr. mnl Alls. \Vllrli Siurdvvunt have
lln 3': hour} moon trip
reiurm'ti frvm .
their home on ltouun
and a re muki n3:
flirt-(it.
__..._.—
Thy :mmrui mmvllng l-r' tlir “Minot: 5
of (finial church will lw llt‘nl
Auxilim'f' . Dr. H my G. Haas-m of Miildlescx
on Frilldv (ir‘l‘I-HOUH a,» thla‘ “xvi; at ”L“ was .1 Visitor out ’01. town last
.2 o'clock «‘1'. ’l'.) [‘11 .142...
\Villialm .l. 1mm w“ :m- "- F» 3“,”3“ Mun-shall r. lmlmns’ ot‘ the Old
‘haa rcturnwl 1.. l‘l‘ilzulevlilllll!‘ 21”“. ’l‘alwl’rlii‘ moi luv: mmln qvcr tho
(”1110!“); ~"‘ l“ 'l '5 E "" ”I his “”"10' :{smli li‘ms' wijomim: his, into ml at-
215 lino: \‘(uuiurluu'l -~'.;‘-ll. . ”on“... sill-Jig). '
-. . 2
A mu I‘M i-' l m M‘“ ”‘3 '5 "3‘ 31h..- Albertina Sl‘lllie»"l-;0l'(‘r. who
11-min! w Ill ‘1"""»“ "r U" lus in. r. iii far 5 v: Ll r.':'clts.,hns rc-
UH‘H 5 \l" ‘ HR" “" mxw lnr'w l to lu-r elutii's Hi lhc Tilley “in!
.51. H, 1'?lll'l‘?. “‘72” “‘1‘ it) lltlill (I "(l\ Fill‘ll'l. l).ll‘l!‘ll. '
social! n: Hi» rhliH-li ['1Illhllii\\'i\"‘l‘.ll‘l',;'
starting .x‘. \ n'wlowl; (ll. T.)
Tim :mmml mvwllny 03' i‘m- Church
w..- ;.~;-i.;=1.;. swiqlv M St. Luke's l-Ipls-
.‘vlcmh-w m' ‘vlnx’l‘uwvr “mm ”mm l-lzx'rnli 13'] in“ hot-l. tomorrow
mu! i.«l«i«: “"l-lf'W'll’ “‘3‘ ‘-"1"“‘”“’["' «filll; .1? \v‘niv‘l ll'nx- Ollll'Pl‘S will no
nu- 1’51“ . - WNW-k =“ owl-.41
with u. q». «i ‘1 no r 1111‘: :ll‘.~l gathvringl ' __ o.
M tlw fl‘ul‘ni-W Ml \‘Hl 747“" “WC“ ,(ivnrifi’ it. Huggins and .laugh-
'l‘ln.~ mm; Ix -“ l 1- vi Mlllu’f ~' ~NIH l‘“ l”‘"5‘ l« r .lnllj.‘ who “in m ll:-~ work-curl in
mil :iml an -:Hvz"l~4il”2 ~_; l‘|":—‘l'-”“- ‘m‘ glhoxmn .villl Mr. llllggzins lluvc- l‘l‘c
rln-lim: r ‘ -~Il' 1-». 11“" “”4133“ l'll' i- -l .‘ur u luv duvu. lwl‘orv moving
All 1”»an l'l 1*" "'~“""“"l t" l in lizu‘. clU'.
:i\ on]... Hill": int-10min:
‘l‘lu- Rico's: club of lliv lr‘irst Presby-
‘iw lvl‘l'r- iii
ll'fillt‘Pll1"."llfll‘ll.
' —"—" _ n rizl l church \i'ill mu»! llii: cvonim:
'l'lu' r- :hluv lIL-rllllliff ”1"““1‘1-5‘” 1h" in 331‘ ir «‘lizil rooms ml Nel'f‘ainn :l\"“
Exist llizvl _\: :flx-tiw Unluw'tnlluw “no: ll‘ M min, is living 0:1 importance urv to ho
Jim“ in
lnlél l'\llllll£.‘ Ml i?” ‘-'-="’ “‘1 > lll'mlt‘lit lu-fnrw the ills-(ding. :i 1:1.th
lluswhlmum. l‘l-llu-n l: 11 ll!" lnlr‘lntkr‘ ”1......14m-p is rpmnflqr
l1i1'i‘llll‘... “.T'I‘u'lfi" ‘ wlmn 'f'l' ms __._-
1 El. \\'.!F ulw ii in:
“hfllnl' lltll (HIIU H ‘3 TH“ ilul'ivn Hill" and l'lslol (‘lul-
tho LllIlYIHV llmn . “WW-13“- “"“N :z'hlnh was orgunimwl in March. 1917.
1'lll lulu _'-. 101'“. “1"“ “I. “'hiCh ”til i=5 lus‘l 'nw-iln: inst vvr-nim: in
"Shulk" :«h1 I" l”‘>"-3' l -‘ "M”H' 59w ’Inriml li‘irv lmll'w. Th» orlz‘nlr
.llzrim: Ill" uvuwvll 13 llfl'lol‘”I ”l” lznlim; 'lixl-nrwlv-l during llw War Jl\‘
1hl- (’lnll law! A twill?" "3 3’1"'“f‘”"‘ V mun" m" it< vlv'mlwrs vnlislml or else-
nnd hum lmmuilri III ll: ”ll“5f “"""“ \vvrv" 0.1”le imu llu,‘ s--r\lr~¢-, um! Si-wo
“Paulina. ill or)" lfllull'l :-n«l litltli" that limit; r‘llwi- ha. been no signs of
llllu‘liillrti <t'-.rl~ .1 ll m wmk. rnl‘ “Rb“ r: thin in tin“ group. The inns-
".illir l’wlvl' “ZHV'H- Till” “l““m'” «1:: ll:"l Ie-fits l‘nnn <3“ in it. ’l‘lilx'
in ft .ulmm lulvlmazlll .z’Y-1‘2ixlli;:l KW“ mnminl hm luv. u rlnl‘nJo-ll to ill“ l'llh-
ul‘ ill:ll\k.- in \ll‘. mvl Vim. l'vlli‘l‘ltlu'l‘llll m. Hlelv gun“... an“. in {Il\llli.‘.' ””5
101' their lilwpilrllilifi .- ‘ i1 v.13 i-lllll llmv tln~ urnnnimtion i<:
'-——— worthy nl‘ tlumlmlulinu :1». il lit-r3 mlcli
in. rrnlir; ill. ulul» r ul' ”2141' prosl-dwrwl work in “W community nnd
.icnt. Innml...” linsl wanlk , 7;“, llw mnnv-y would "0‘ ht" given to
\Vllvnl (“lilll «m Sl'mlni‘ li"!il lll' ir l‘lll“ _ ;. .‘lltlrt' Ilvsv'l‘linz soc-ivly. ‘
lo Whilv Hams. .l \mu ilnrnml by 'l‘lwl
linvmzl: St nlmrl influx. .\ uumlw r of.
thi- llll‘llll)! to Hi llll‘\ mu; nizallvm wr-ra‘;
v’nr-ynlu-rfi (lt' Hui 'I‘l‘lslirl' l'ZHSl .\'()l’\\-:llk I l‘n’ml "hlll'l‘ll This ““111 ‘33: (Wt-"Jill“
“rum "0”“ ””d “Wm" "f ”"m “FEW-ll“? ill‘mm-l-nl xxill‘. ;- mllll'mr \Vllli‘ll
lht‘ir :H‘limlk‘ at that lillw >lli‘i‘t"1lt"‘1 lll . “3...; “pi...” ll‘. ll)“ ”fining 1‘00") ul' ll!!-
ni' llil
'l‘lw :znnllul luv-till: of tin“ l-Ipwnrill
lulum- of the Marion Methodist l-Zpis~
u-i'i'cctnully lvl‘2'lllilllL'. up the “fill“. Iti‘ll‘lrin. 'l‘nv cummlltm‘ in clinrzv of
is to lw lwlH <1 Hull H NW?" N "WWW“ '. 11‘" 'lrrgnvulll: 02‘ tlw sumwr consisted
:llirm \vill I‘r llzul lu-tvnr‘n lh“ ll('(ll'll":wf ".lllll Hrn-‘ivln r. Bimini llaumoml
rpspnnslllll [‘nl‘ tlzn mum-m cluh. 50 . :.n.l \‘.i1lmr Guinnr. lt‘nllmving [ho
'1hat it may tlournh in East Norwnllc. i ;.up[‘.rl‘ tlw nnnnnl Mpcnm‘ 01‘ olilcers;
mid so flint tlw :ulhin‘ m’ in mmnlwrs ‘ Knoll Illum‘. Those t‘lm‘tml were: Sill-
lnay be incrvm-n :l and l-v krill lll‘l‘Tll'i‘ 3 rt v Carin-ll. lll'L‘Sil£“ll‘: \Vilbur Guin—
i
the public. it linQ um lmvn «lvcltlt‘rl 3"1 first vice-president“ l’llilip Krllusr‘
whether to l:ol-l unr-tlirr rid“ ‘Ullm'é'Hr‘nwl \i‘v-prcslulent: Mrs. C. 1-2.
coming Sunuluy. l-ul tlu‘ Inn-15 m lln‘,>i«nn. tlvirll xivv-ln‘va-nl: Mrs
‘llvl‘vurd Slzlxtsml. Y'onrlh \lt‘equ‘vsi-
talub will met-t nml rim-Mo this lair-r. l
' W {'3"'": L'Hfh llrmwh. r, sm-rvinry; llnw-
:tml Elmvsv‘m. :ronsun-r; and Mrs.
Rom Y'I'ON ‘ mm Shall-(‘1‘. pinnm.
_.
Harold Lol‘li. ul Wrxt Sill" ax'eliilv.'City Departments Slibmit
has addmi an attractive sun parlor to} Budgets for Year 1922-231
hill resillwncv.
(Continued From Page .One)
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur l’cmlll-ton. of,
West Side :lvmmv. (‘llll'l‘llllllt‘fl ”.k‘ndfl.ClTY 36<<~li€
"from New lork city ovl-r the \Vt‘t.‘
Wond.
k'llunc-ous lto-m us a whole
gun-1.0”.
'l‘he- building account calls for 86-
J. F. Arnold of llowaiton H‘CHUC “martin: wh‘c'h lilt'llldtl-l 31,500 for ro-
ill at his home with am attack of ucntc . .
pairs to the la '
(Indigestion. Mr. Arnold was taken ill mp of Mill Hill. l‘oun House at the
many. i The Fire department is modest iii
; ts demands thi. w ‘ '
. Miss Marlon \VI-t'd 0f ROWIIHOMing for n totnlqo‘f‘nsrl3‘t:3:)u"§:t call;
’wavcnue. has resign“! ht‘l‘ BORING" “glamour“ tlwrn arc llslwl [\‘vo pumping
,sccretary of the Wee Burn Golf Club vnglnt's to cast $13000 each. or a total
in Dan-ion. of 526.000. Threc thousand feet .of
lmxl- to cost 83.450 and fire hydrant *
. .. rultnl of $6.300 are also included. Th0
,nl'dlted by Ortlcc-r Hartley Fancy on 3 salaries of the chlct and three donu—
.mharze of intoxication. was released stirs amounts to $2.29?» with a. bonus
elm. morning.-—-Stamford Advocate. loi’ 31.25 forum chief. while 320322.30
‘ -————— ‘ is appropriated for the -.i'ourteen_ 1':
"Mr. and Mrs. George A. \Vright. Sn. ‘ ers. I . d! ‘
itwhqhave been spending the winter in In the Administrative department
33% York city, have OanPll their $133,990 is needed according to the
amounts to.
' William Broderick of Rownyton. ar-
_ —— interest on city bonds; $800 for; the
”rim yacht of Principal Wilmot or the enrollment for file mlllury and per-
mum school is being renoyated t‘or the’sonnl tax; a military tax of 84.000:
Ming reason. Mr. Wilmot will gounty tax of 815.000: and State to!
ma the summer cruising about the .01“ $35,600. These are not the amounts
“may; of Long Island Sound. . Iof the taxeS. but the amounts to he
__~~ .appropriated to cover the some. The
Miss Nellie Richards of Ottawa. building inspector ‘5 "0t forgotten. on
Canada: Miss Margaret Cleverley, and .item‘calllng 50" 3130.0 for 71“ 3313'?
Errol-1min Clever‘ley Were the week-end also-heinglluciuded. ~
flats oer. uners. A; B. Cleverley,I 'Ten thousand dollars is 4°. be Dllt
may”, Hill. \ , 'x'! into the sinking fund, $3.000 maybe
I ’ - appropriated for an audit _of the talk
_ The entertainment to be given by collector's office. and $250 for the ex-
'3‘” Endeavor Circle at the Bose com- ‘penses of the charter revision com-
pany house tomorrow -evening. will gilttee.
Mat 8 o'clock (D. T.). ‘..Re.v.i Hugh} The Charities department want:
Mid: 0‘ Ridzeileld....t.ho..well-ltnown"50'650 this coming year. while the
hmmmmr’ will be mum and Probate court calls to:- $1.660 . Ifiihe
1"me alsobe level-[l ““1“an tax commissioner’s office, $3,400 is for
“nun“ the promm. . . his salary (including back salary):
. . .. -. .-..,-._.......-..- ..... . 340° for a clerk: 8250 for expenses
Therein glory :gmp,to~believe that and "50 for upkeep 0’ 3’" automo-
file ponm'ete roudgnillhcbeoflnhhed b7 bile. he to purchase one for himself.
film lat. 'l’bo flaw‘hltaonfthev work- “'9 c"? "0 NY the "MP- W
mm“ completgdfipdfiddayithe con- ,> The Third Taxingzdisiirictestimntee
Mrs commenced 'woi'k on the re.” that“: income “ugly“? will be but'
halting portion." »~ g ”flotsam“ expenses of $5,500. and
, - _ 930 requires $6.100 ta.be raised by,tax-
The ‘
. monthiymmeting' theRoway-fauon'
MAORI“; A-ociatiol; w: held last‘
g-n: 313 the Rowayton Hose.house'
an exceptionally good attendance.
matter .otM-elgctzic‘ lighie ' was
the .itlemlhrought touthe. atten-
of the meeting. past years
The-Street..department ’ plans. by
rmel‘ms-ot lta.b.udget. goalie for 5100.360
for me~»m-ttn.oiati-lc_t and tomcat!”
the Fourth. district. In the bundle;
trlct 34.700.187.101? new oewero’for 031g
meu‘fl‘ollmadge court. CHI! strict}
ton“ finger of 'Philgdelphlg-
ot' a representativa from Washington _'
it will henchmen
‘sioner C. Jackson-‘Whlte‘will explain
ithia when he ‘presents the
which will probably be
that item. at Least.
, ‘(Contlnued from First Pm):
record now heldwby. the Biuumtauie.
Probably the first week in éuguat.
the two giants will race. By that time
(iii l)U£J‘lt'l‘ and her eight
turbines. ouch weighing 375 tone. will
hour. .
The Majestic. even as n. German ship
lmi’orc th" \\'lll'. nrvcr inadr- a passen—
comxniesinn.
to an oil burner.
uml immcnl the Majestic.
Landed as she “as today» on
mnitlrn voyage. the Majestic wrighwrl
clone to 04.le tors. With the pan-
Hrllgvl‘s. crow. oil. stores. supplies.
Luggage and mail. she becomes tho
lwzuirst boat in the crosthtlantic
mxwicm .
The liner can accommodate 4.1M)
pliesfcxmx-I'RMmore than the largcstl’m-
h-l in .‘Imv York can put up comforta-
lxly ovcrniuhl. 'hcrc are 1.2!?! sluioo
looming”: of which are first class.
most or tin-m lie-lug xii hast as luxutu‘
low: as tho moms in ”11- most exclu-
rixc twill: in tho svcoml cabin are
.‘l‘.’ Flzil‘l‘ilflh‘u-c. ill the third 58].
[ivory room has rlcclric lights-«15.000
l-ulhs lll‘!‘ lira-ll on ll‘w ship.
zllv sum.- mo Luiit around tlw eilgincs.
That is. the yarn hnilt in such :1 WHY
that dininu‘ rntmis, (gillliivl‘39, cabins,
l-vpn stairs ntv lnzulc secondary to Mr3
connecting in air spaces at ”1040” 0i
and “brill-~34 without obstructions.
State Avoids Deficit 6
in Maintenance Money
count. lit-few drt‘luring dividends on
l’ayJua-You-Go Policy.
The ireusurz‘r's decision not to more:
for thc 53.000.000 bond issue or any
part or it. means in ei‘l'cct that future;
lcglslativc scssions will not have to?
make any provisions {or meeting ex-‘
Ptfilltllllll‘l‘s authorized by tho 19:21 893-
slon. as a surplua expected“. exist; in
the sinking fund upon the maturing of
the 01hr: om.‘ ~nding indebtedness olf‘
about “4,000.0 4!. in 1936, will be am-
ple to retire llu- uonds of $2,000,000 is-
sucvl last September to covcr capital
imcatnurns and permanent lmpmve-
merits \‘uiu b1.“ tho last session. The act
authorizing the $3,000,000 bond issue
for current expenses provided that it
consist of short term bonds. to be 're-
tired annually. beginning July' l. 1914.
To make this possible. the chm‘nture
provided ihat‘3500.000 no sci aside!
and put in the state sinking fund.
. The total of the civil list funds at
present is about 33.250000. as com»
pared to loss than 31.000.000m year
ago. and the treasurer sees ample
funds ahead to cover government ex-
pcnaes until the big revenue month.
July, when the New York. New Haven
& Hartford Railroad,.alone. pays the
state about» 81.500.000. not to mention
the many other publlcoervice corpora-
none.
7 New Rem-ow-
--Thovta.x on admin in bringing
lotoAheatate treasury ubouuzsumoo.
a. quarter. the gelatinous: promjoes
over¢7§8¢00.000~u year and the. tafx on
unincorporated bustneoa is expected 3to
produce well. over 8500.000. Theodore,
sources of revenue created by the 1021
newton. Loci-laden fixing 5% aper
cent. interest on the street railway
companleo' back taxes provided they
be paid up before July 15. 1928. and
requiring them to my 8 per cent. ion
the amountnf back taxes if not liquid-
ated by that time. is"?¢_uected to en.-
courage . such companies to pay. up
their taxes rapidly. ‘
In addition to thesmoonoo capital
investment. into or: last September the
state has $14,291,000 outstanding in
bonds. _Of ms. $2,955,000 is Oil-an
issue. or 33.6“.0001uthorhqed by the
Legislature or‘1909 andthe remainder.
”1.338.000, is on an authoriped‘isiue
:‘f 315,000,003 voted by the 1911 see-
on.
PENHSYL‘YANIA ' ;
' STATE-WEE
Continued m gum: Pm:
Them-dad” mg sighted in the re-
publicumpartyi ton-a one -or' the Uni ”
states fienatodal nominotions. ms
was between Senator 1. Whor- .
moi-Gai-
.Sound View ten-ace. Napleo otuet and
n he: foundsdt "neceuary to Luhmno .plnce. Jun": 1353180 31.000-
. . y it: ownvlighto ofugcmt ot.ab6ut
.of..the,.lateo.
gremtan-atplaisef'mlhm 3- Bdgke‘
of Pittsburgh.!oct§§.wr¢d term
' for tourhoms: $850 for a tall for
1h fateQ-Phoulbt- qom Imam Ji‘rbor arennezapg! 8.900.!” Borneo
h Taylot‘lurned boyithe. light-
-blehl in Bell Mind who oolved
‘ til the. Civic Nation
"the awesome. Invalid
l in the Figth ammo: under; new
or equépmntfidsoo is wanted fox-Lanteel
. . . . ., roe mac ine; $3,000 Ion. a. «new
nu bf per lichta meter crooner; $1.000 for Steady”; bridge:
Iv ..
.budget‘
amended on
'NEWEMPRESSQFSEAS Q
. oN mascomrsme
l‘our more knots speed. and during 1; r
‘summer runs eglfpse’the transatlant Q
when the hiauretnnla is coming this
way and incitinjestifc is Europe—bound.
oi‘ticerslof the Majestic say her. great
mammoth
(irate the .‘sluicsiic at top speed. some-
where in the vicinity of 28 knots an
read' cte r - crass the
u'cr voyage. She was built in Gcr— Smiling P351. pa t may a 7
many :13 the Bismarck. [grid up inl But/presently in the shallow water,
llummirn during the war and then very near the shore and a little to
sold to England by the reparations one side. he saw smoothing whitish".
She was tllcn converted
made morc luxurious
licr
Moe-i of thc hum- liners now sailing
vnuim- “mm. On the Majestic it lo "Perhaps he wasn’t; .5 homely us 1
the Monitor Hmris on tho emergency om," suggested Old 311-, Toad.
or tlw Hill». 'l‘l‘r Fillmtslfll‘ks and Peter hesitated. “He—42c wasn'tw"
xvmllulura .u-n- built alum: tho Sid“?
llllv vii-\ulnr :wlmi‘ta on lllv ll‘ici‘u'é‘lil‘y "He didn‘t ”“1 to rough ‘ coat,”
luml Ll'Tlo‘S. 'l‘lms 'i'lw m tutor \‘f the Peter hastened to any.
«hip is uiinn nx'vr in pull-rs. dining. “You mean he wasn’t $9 covered
rooms, .lnnm- iiuor, swimming; pool.“ Mgh “3",": rctol'tcd Old 3!" Toad
Continued trom First Page. I
thrlr mt income to the stain. on ac-’
their capital stock. -. ‘
I ,
Th ,.
, . - By
/‘. \
Peter Rabhit reachedthe bank of
the Smiling Pool in great excitement.
At once he started look for Old
Mr. Toad, whose 5‘ act. beautiful
voice .heconld hear. He knewwthat
Old Mr. Toad was in the water, but
it was hard to lo ‘ exactly the
lace tram which that; voice came.
'ou see, the Black Shadows huddle
and he guessed right'awuy what it
was; itwoortho musicbag which Old'
Mr. Toad swells out from his thmat.
Pctcrmlgoppcd as near as he could
without wetting his feet.
“Mix-Toad,” cried Peter.
just the one. I wont to see."
Mr. Toad stopped singing.- “Well.
here 1 am." said he. “Look at me all
you want; to."
"Have you a cousin?" esked Peter
eagerly.
"What a silly question," replied
Old Mr. Toad. "You know very well
that I have a lot of cousins. There
is Pauper the Kyla. Stickytoes the
Tree Toad, Gmndfother Frog, Croakcr
the Green Fro .ami ———”
“I knew! know!” interrupted
Peter. “All of those are your Frog
cousins. Havo’you a cousin who, like
yourself. is a Tood‘!" '
Old Mr. Toad nodded. “i hove sev-
eral Toad cousins," said he. “Why
do you exit 2‘"
Then; Peter told him all .,about the
otranger Toad whom he had neon on
his way to the Smiling Pool. “He
looked like you, Mr. Toad, yet some-
how he didn't,” Peter explained.
“You. are.
Again'Peter hesitated.
“Well, he wasn't what i” demanded
Old Mr. Toad as Peter Stopped.
drily. “Go on.“
“i really believe his mouth was
bigger than yours and his eyes
tipped out. more than your: do." said,
Peter. "lie wasn't a bit sociable. He
‘ told me to mind my own boomers and
’ not meddle with his, or something
Tim-:1 I omqltterumg byline,
But! can say the some of you. ._ ’
~Spadefoot the Toad.
V
“Mr. T cad,” cried Peter.
just. the one. I want to see”
“You are
a V _ ~A
,' sfl1" ave ll.
1/?
;;.',;/,
.. i
had lbuen sent her by her daughter in ('l‘sr.
thati'slie was singing ”Say It With Iv‘loxvtvrs"
goes to show that people are prone to for;
. \ -——~A~~nOo-»
, It's getting to be a tough world till r'
who had bought an engine. took along it 5
of the fittings 30 that he could easily iii“?-
ers. engines. hoists. etc. and man when ills»
'ing but brass polish in it tlu re was a Mix-pi ‘
“'omv-‘n are going to hit, in li‘gislalive
ilit‘ Legislators don‘t show :1 hit more 8(1351' t
Maybe it was because there m re mat "l‘:
that taunt the some thing."
VULCANIZING.
" ms
Converse, Star and
,
So. Norwalk Auto Supply C0.
90 "North ' Main St. Phone 436.
Old 2dr. chad chuckled. “Thai: — 00:»
sognds like h.”“-" “3“! $9. "I want the small l~ov to'smp plan *
I’etsegunds like who. demanded minister. and while we lm‘m't taken :1 c«
“Cousin Spadefoot. of couree," 11- buy wants him to stop preaching. 000
tor-ted Old Mr. Toad. "Who else ‘ , “'m‘ ‘ ‘_'“—
could it mean?’ . A A. girl who brags she has a lllovic far.»
“But who is Spadcfoot?” Peter Znight.
askcd eagerly.
"Why the one you’ve just been
telling megabout,” replied Mr. Toad
must provokingly,
Peter made up a funny little face
which Old Mr. Toad couldn‘t. see. “I
didn‘t know you had a cousin called
Spadefoot." said lie. “Is he a really.
truly Todd 2'"
"Just ea..1nuch a Toad as lent.
repliedOid Mr. Toad. "I haven‘t seen
him for a long time. I didn't know
what had become of him. He must be
on his way here. Wm: it very far
from here. thatryou saw him 2" ‘
“th go very far.” repliedPeber.
“Bo was, hooded in this direction."
Old Mr. Toad nodded. “He’s on his
way here than." said he. “He’ll come
down here and sing {or a day or per-
haps two. Then he'll disappar‘and
no one will know. what has become of
him. A queer fellow is Spadeioot, a
very queer fellow."
(Copyright. 1322. By 1'. w. Bums-e)
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