Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 20, 1923 · page 11

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. ready for the long journey: no peek- thrklouds ere low. so thet we cen't ‘”"""
“if? L’it'e TC! I ”I ‘9 TUCkeP ing of 'trunke. no buying of tickete. see the country over which we» are * _ fl
. no telling goodbye to the neighbors. peesing. Well, you will heve to get > fl
tor we are all going away together. some one o. lot smerter then I em. to l !
All we have to do is to cell the chil- enswer thet question. for ell I know‘
idren, shake out our feethere. give e is. we don't get lost. end elweye reach
flnp or so with our wings. to metre the piece we bed in mind when we ' .
sure they ere working ell right. then started out. The books will tell you O ."‘ 1':
point our bills south. step on the Bel. that it is instinct. whetever that ll. g / * 0 ‘
end we are on’. We don't tly in reg- for I em sure I don't know. It etende - . J / l ‘0 t:
' 'ular flocks, but some old gender who to reeson. it you went to go to some t . i -
knows the wey. end has been over piece. ell you here to do is to point *
the road before takes the teed. end your heed in thet direction. end Just
the others trail along behind in two keep going until you get there, «end ‘ K” 6.12:.
diverging lines. the ends or the lines thet's ell there is to it. Along to- . , g. P
getting farther end farther epert the werde evening. In the eun gets lower ‘ Y
-" longer they grow. So the formetion end lower. end iinelly drops down k $3,
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- BABY BUNTING
NE day while out to take a walk l reached a little hill
And on its side l saw a sight that made me stand quite still— .
, A bunny creeping on the ground. that rolled and tumbled. too. 6434(4
And acted in a way I knew a rabbit wouldn't do. ‘ “
I know you'll scarce believe it. it was just a rabbit's skin When Things Fl E Over We Hit. The Ti- ii For A “'ermer Cit etie
Sc ‘- . . 't itand utnbab".
Ofm. one h‘id madedtn (I) a su 't [Jr; b B) ill lr d _ 'd looks exactly “I“ ‘ m; letter v_ or behind the peinted clouds. the old
course. guessc a once was" a y uning tuc C m“ e an arrow heed. shooting eeroee the lender keeps his eyes open for e goo/a
At such a funny sight l laughed until l nearly died. lsity. This arrangement “in, aech piece to spend the night. end where
_ , , . -_, ,, , o _ , ,. r . ., _, -,e,,___ -goose plenty of room end eleo [lvu W0 W1" 2nd refreshment.- reedy end "“
it. a clear view ahead. Every now waiting. '50 when he sights e likely
‘i’ ILLIE ‘3? [LB GOOSE. and then. the leader gives e loud hank. looking body or weter. or rclilnz ' . i
iwmch is unswered by some zoo-o In wheat fields. he swings lower end (To be colored with points or crayons. Whenever you come to a word spelled in CAPITAL letter: u... ma; c0131 7
n r « h t hear '1 mi .. ~ m” “m" ‘° h" " “‘9‘ pm“ “mm“ ”we" "“1 ”mm" "13“" "“1 his Imn YELLOW-haired Poiiy "Chlrrupi Chirru i" a bi - leav ‘
. XL. Flsht lflou nppen 0 ; s c . er rno.e or stnne. we hit thoihanng to look back. yo“ may won- gang behind him. Without taking RE 9- 8838' O n : “Bl printed on it.
n “mm“: “Eh: “9 l“ "‘9 ”‘5' trail for e warmer climate. And ‘der how we know the way. and why time to rest. we ecetter but and begin 3:3 heving . ‘9‘ party ‘0' b 13-8“?“ opening his IEX‘LOW' HI ho Chin-“pl" ”“3 Roma—"r"
“-(reiiead. dontlump N. "1° 003‘ there in no tossing: around netting we don‘t get lost. perticuleriy when feeding. Just es people do et e reii- ‘OWN teddy be“. ‘nd Dolly. .‘k' Tm. mow wm make my a due mm Ml" Snow Lian m a“ on
czauion the: somebodye flivver way eating house. where th Polly bed 3 light GREEN dresl GRAY (use BLACK lightly) coat snow pies!" And he sang a sweet
r... run or: the edge of the world . " “W" "“““" '_ “"" ’" ““ on], "an mum“. to, “m )ey h": 0" end Dolly wore e PINK (use RED quite white!" song to m. bright BLL‘E sky and m.
n' i :5 honking away ””0113?! ””9““: if the stopping piece is e 90:3”. lightly) frock and bonnet. Her ehoes "Come in—come in!" called Pollyiwmte landscape and falling snow.
'15» smrnd you hear is a. hunk ell. V leke. we tilt up on end. “d “that end eocke were PINK else. Teddy throwing open the BROWX window: "Oh deeri" sighed Polly. "i won.
rftht. but it is the cell note of some . in the wild celery, "’98.. and ‘0? heer’e bow wee GREEN.. There were and climbing up onto the BROWNider it he will 80 by the little RED
or our foziu, winsinx their way nonhl - roote; end it it is on land. We .9112: little RED chetrs end e RED teblo window seat, "vie-d love to have youlhouse over there. I see GRAY srrtcke
or souzh. according to whet season of~ out over an fields end tent on th with e white cloth end BLUE at our partyi" warning from the big YELLOW chim-
ihe Year I happens to be. We 8". ehettered groin. But in elm" eve ' dishes on it. Polly put e BLUE me The curtein wee TAN (use TEL-2116?!"
‘5‘“? ”Rum" “9 Lttie M you might. , . we ere cereful to keep ”mm“. ”of“ in the center of. the teble end filled LOW end BROWN mixed) with: The branch Robin set upon was
t.iinK. nri‘d e .trip or two or three throu-t E‘Y, fellows. had to help at home—I havent had a chance ed to weteh out for danger. end fly; it full °t YE‘MW "‘0 RED 50'0"- PINK flowers and dark GREExfiRAY with e few old BROWN leaves
”ff”! ,’21:”‘:a;:,':‘::°c:r°“::'#0:}: 1 o talk tlie last game overl Cec.'we made those hiclties dancel the elum. eo thet we can make . H Ehanzlne to it.
:1. “7..., “You Though our ”um...- Say. Eddie. boy. I'd like to give you one good hug and kiss—— ,get—e-wey in time. “‘9' eetin. ell e 800d PM Of our “V“ ll ID.“ - l Doliy ”at “p against " BLUE “Mk
, _ . , . ' . __ om. etomecns will hold '0 tuck h 1 d 1 b t t ,_ e @101? 00 :The block had big RED letters on :u
funv he from the l‘o'nr regions to the If no one s heard of you before. you re famous after this! mm" mm” etend ori . foot. amt“: infiniti: wgzlg‘hoxuz’. :gjti’s’iied‘io {top and sides. The carpet was dull
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:..l‘:r‘,(’,11‘;:dim.finrfy‘augaezrbagi 7 lie greatest quarter-back in townl And, say. old center rush. ll"? until I glow in t 9 out tells 5 guy . whole yg‘r in one pl‘ce. w. TO «3011: Ah EGG gig: (mix a “419 BLACK ‘f-Lh “3:
Pipe. .;:'.:her trunk. suitcase. nor h;l£.~ lbosc kiddies didn't find that Billie Brown was made 0' musbl 3:,ézxvifi;;:l:°:9 3:"! 801113. One fly so high. thet we see very little of Boiling an egg sounds rery easy. butiwu . :ga?:,iieghtteguiii)a:niiemcea’Zaefi‘
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“e "r. n :- lunch htzfotre‘her‘rtirk. I 11th closes up the list. \\ :3 re now so many pomts ahead n that we never heve ln$:::°:0:;°:. b’rttfigucvtery'.t‘l,t:‘ :grl‘de‘h‘r::::t 33:; kg :i‘ten ldone poorly beceuee 0t “Ck The strip along the base of the fin:
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2.1:: ;.; {Effigy}; For domino: it makes us champions solid—guess we re Filled their hearts With dreedl MB. "14 "1". ll "0"" a slow-up. or 3011 could from In! 800:?!th that 0 now edge. iw” BROWN mm the .w‘fldovl'
em liiiii-lriu'is of yours. and no tel.» Next year we'll start with such a "rep" it won't be any fun— u“ m'” °f ‘ Wing~beet. “M“ comm: was ever written. The mountein P‘“ “I ‘ “ucep‘n °1 “1‘” “1“? The 90rd" of ”“3 Diane $.63"
: - . ,. dgrkneu warns u. {h t 1 _ t bring to B boll. .GREES end the lettering Y‘TLMQW.
17.4 lznw r'vuch 10:25:". our folks have. “1054: other teams are game to n'or/t to see what can be donel r l g “ flipper renges look Lk° little m°x°‘hm‘ n" F
b: .n ii‘TRiVI': two trips I your, south ’ C l . .L l — 1d lll . time again. Well, this kind 0‘ ”UNI l'lVOrI like I'll“. flbbonl, the lakes Drop in the 882‘! (it hardly uems._’———"—’_' -~ - -
in tho mzi, a“; mrm m m, spring, ome on. ci s [are he he a W) c—a good—bye scrimmage—hey? \ 3 .s kept up .41! otter dey. until we like litle mirrors dropped here and necessary to say that they would be counting time efter the boiling is re‘
a.“ a T. r. ii... c. :.;:i,en:, .33 1 guns And then blow of? the dust and put the old pigskin away. ‘ frr‘" H the allot thet the wise old there. The only people who Set the perfectly clean) carefully lifting in sume‘i‘
we w,” keep it up. as long as there .eeder had in mind when he eterted gem. view ee we do, Are the men who with a spoon that the shells meye not. For n medium four minutes 3:6
nrn or; Wild geese 11 the world. You L “L Th'n we settle GOWn, “1‘! M“ u 3° up m eirplenee. but they are kept be broken. 'for 3 harder 988 five minutes.
kmw. W" "mu m”. no“! Ma raisa' A hwe expected to live right there tor so busy pulling end pushing lovers. H v th h l Take from the saucepan and plan-:2
n,:___l.‘_51dn_n way “v m m. country 0., ) _. £333 9‘ V 4 t e rest of our lives. But the etey end listening for the motor to ship e a ° ° pan w e" n" he" 1551mmediateiy Into cold water. Thin
yo"..— hm", 1:5:{imr)g. end icebergs] l \</ ""glgs’" "vwwcg’égkf'" ' J ‘5 only ’0? '- fOW months. et beet. bent. end wondering whet would hep- 5”” 5° ‘ boiling will 1” resumed ‘3 loosens the shell so it wzli separate
'si'. when thinze freeze over. end 2: [5‘ i I, i '3’“ I "he“ w. “Ck up ‘nd hu‘ ‘5 "4"90“ if it dld. "‘3‘ "19! don't hlVO' speedily ‘3 possible. Zensily from the e85!- Remm-e from
Aeniy es we “Tl"d‘ T° tell “‘9 truth. l much time to "‘10? "‘0 scenery. )FO? 8» 80“ egg. boil three minutes. E the cold water at once and serve.
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TEACHER and ACCOMPANIST
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