Flip had. Every time they tried to get out through one hoop they
“b into another. It seemed that they were captured for all. time.
of the hoops said. “You're a funny looking pair."
. ‘looked around, wondering w th‘F‘t‘ne ‘voiEo came from. "Here I
d the ham». "right down ‘nvluw you." And. 311n- cnough. there was a
, with tiny feet and hands and u qua-er little head. “\Vlll you help me
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and immediately the hoop started squirming. Shortly it began to roll
and round and alnmst lwi'oro Jack know it, he was flying toward the
He went around so fast that it made him dizzy!
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Wlwa near a danger poiwt WM'M:
—Paddy the Beaver.
Stop, look and listen all'about.
Peter Rabbit, who, as you lrnow.
has many narrow ascapeb‘from dan-
er every day. and therefore has to
o continually watching out. was al-
most envious of Paddy the Beaver
and Mrs. Paddy as he watched them
towing food log! through-«their new
pond on their way to the old pond
where their food pile_ was to be.
While they were swimming they were
safe from all enemies. Peter. you
know. never is really safe outside
his dear Old Brier-patch, and even
there he must watch for Shadow the
Weasel. It seemed to Peter that his
two friends in brown had nothing to
worry about and somehow it didnt
seem quite fair.
“They are bigger than I and
stronger, and so better able. to fight.
Yet they can go and come in safety
with nothing t worry about, while'
I must be on t e watch for danger
every instant," thought Peter. “That
doesn't seem fair to me. No, sir. it
doesn’t seem fair." You see Peter
had uite forgotten that Paddy and
Mrs. uddy had made that safety for
themselves by hard work.
But things are not always as they
seem. There was one danger pomt
which Peter had overlooked. but
which Paddy and Mrs. Paddy were
fully aware of. lt was the place
where they had to drag their food
logs over the new dam to float them
down the Laughing Brook to the old
pond. There, of course, they had to
come out of the water.
But if Peter had overlooked this
danger point Paddy and Mrs. Paddy
had not. They knew it was the one
place where such enemies as Yowler
the. Bob Cat or Old Man Coyote
might have a chance to spring on
them, and the know, too. that sooner
or later Yow or or Old Man Coyote
or both would discover that place
and lie in wait for them. So they had
chosen with the greatest of care the
spot where those logs were to be
dragged across the dam. They meant
to take no chances. The chose a
place almost in the mid le of the
dam and where the water in the pond
was deepest.
When they reached this point they
~"Mrs. James llioraitio of 47 River
street reported to the uptou‘n police.
Saturday night. that her stepson. John
Cozza, had left home against her
"’Ihe 'Best Servant infilfiurflousej
_ irons '0 3,“ m I;
'Monday, Bomber 4..
:00 . m.-- “ ‘ .
3 L—fMid-afternoon news broadcast
' furnished by Bomn merit
can. , ‘ ,
IL—eMusical program. '
ran—llar'ket: report. U. 8- Bug'-
can 0! Agricultural EM 1
‘« omicsr Brighton Live Stock
.Market, Fruitfand Vegeta-
bles ,Market, ”Dairy and Pro-
-duce Market. Chicago Live
Stock market. (485 meters).
8: 15 p. m.— ’ , . ,
—Boston police ”pom-..80fim
, / police headquarters.
2.-'-—Late news flashes. early sport
‘ um, Boston American.
3.——World market survey, U. S. De-
\partmentof Commerce. %
m.-—';Prejndice." Prof. Clar-
ence R. Skinner of. Crane
Theological School of .Tutts
College- Sixty-ninth Tufts
' College radio lecture.
Sixty-ninth Tufts College ra-
dio lecture.
7:00 p. m.——Silent night. Knit-ad WGI
stands by after 7500 p. 111..
Monday evenings. in order
that radio fans may have op-
portunity to listen to distant - ;
radiophoné stations. ‘
Dange' I i :- Paint
' CUP-WINNlNG BlRDS.
“They are bigger than I and
stronger and so better able to poultry at the show in Danbury under
, the auspices of the Western. Connec-
ticut Poultry Association,- Inc. centersi
in the awards of the cups and special
premiums offered. These have been
awarded and the owners of. the'cup-
winning birds are resultantly pleased.
The cup offered by the association
to the exhibitor scoring the: greatest
total nuuber of points, computed on
the competitive scale. goes to the
Waveny Farm, New Canaan. ,
The association cup for the best
never scrambled out hastily or heed-
lessly. They first listened carefully
for any suspicious sounds. and tested
the air with their keen noses Ior
any strange scent. Of course, at the
same time they used their eyes. But
it was on their ears and their nose!
that they depended most. Not until
they were sure that it‘ was safe to
do so would one of them climb up
on the dam. Usually this one was
Paddy. Once up on the, dam he would
again use ears,
make sure that no enemy was lurk:
in; on the other side. '
As soon as he was sure of this
would work as fast as they
con (1 to get the logs and branches
over the dam and down into the
water on the other side.
they worked than never for an in-
stant forgot to watch out. This was
the danger point and they knew it.
int where careless-
thcm their lives.
(Copyright. ”83. b1 1'. W. Bum)
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and eyes to
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The next story
Cat Plans for a Beaver Dinner."
wishes early in the afternoon. taking
with him an overcoat belonging to a
in Fairlleld.
Elwood of Fairfield was ”laid to lo-
cate the boy if he was in Fairlield.
Rock class are as follows:
Banks, Danbury. first on cock and
WGI.
among the exhibitors at
the Mediterranean class,
was won by Henry H. Hoffman. of
Georgetown. The association cup for
the best display in the American class
went to Waveny Farm. The cup of-
fered by the association for the best
display at bantams was won lay-Mrs.
John S. Bates, Norwalk. The cup of.
rered for the best display of ‘water-
fowl also went to the.Waveny Farm.
Albefifft’ Dd Malkin, Norwalk. won the
cup 0 ere for the best Barred Pl - ~ '
mouth Rock male bird in the snag. for your table and kitchen. 133%
Waveny Farm won the cup for the
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Ford H. Anderson. of Danbury. won VVe’ll be glad to tell you about it
the cup for the best pen of White any time. s - ' (
Wyandottes and H. G. Ward, at this
8. C. R. I. Reds.
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city, won the cup for the best pen of ‘
Awards made in the Buff Plymouth A. D 0 Morgan
best pen of Barred. Plymouth Rocks.
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been 8.255?th g‘ fiver?
J mg it from Musterfin an migrain-
t‘y‘rs'i‘: 3:. .. waitresses
' » , { Havens. cu ty 1° 103115 made to
WILL RECEIVE LITTLE. Attorney He .
General creditors of James 1!. Ha.- made d and 1;; miriinff‘fm has
vans, missing stock broker who lett hem Stee Goldonote 3150 £03 Bethle-
a trail of creditors, some of them in unity claiming that thi eld as se-
Danbury, with claims aggregating over property of a Mrs. new: “As the
$100,000, will receive. virtually nothing been left in the custodv of End had
from the bankrupt estate.“ was dis- and that he had Wrongfun 't e broker
closed at a meeting of the ItFrut’fiee’s beamed. . . ~ .5 [fledged it,
couns’ el, Attorney George . I. are, Accordin . . . a: 1
and ofiicials ofthe C31Nw9nal.bankl tomey Mari, tfiftfidggghssxon of_ At—
or Bodsemm . heme Referee. 301m can identify the stocks “all. cream“
Keogh last week. .‘ th priority right to the e t e yhavea
Henry B. Terrell. 0331118? y or 6 over the bank’s claimXcess therein
bank, supoenaed to bring in the ac held by the bank consists Sewn’iy
counts of the bank with the broker. of American Chain ~co S of 50 shares
announced that an injunction “med preferred and th mpafly stock,
, -A corporation bond
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