Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Monday, December 31, 1923 · page 7

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New Year's Bells, ring merrily,
Ring out Nineteen Twenty-Three,
Sound your cheeriest farewells

 

 

 

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I love Winter. and I love the snow. When it snow: the trees

look very beautiful and a}! the children can go out sledding and
make snowmen and build tunnels.

' The Fairy Queen

The Fairy Queen live-s far awav.

Yet one may glimpse her every day.

Just shut your eyes; you see a. scene,

With many fays upon a green;

And she ’5 among them, best of all; '

They play, they dance, they softly sing: at
“Old pinching Winter ends in Spring."

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bucket (or a 20:2 lime. I have
watched my brothers, pass into :31?
fire nay after day. and have felt the
4 Warmth.wh‘xch {he}: provided. {case
was refreshing to feel that cold wa- a coal raid." remember this: Marlyn skab‘nycoa:
ter after so many years. Before I When the coal stopped speaking;- hides a kind hen.
hnrdly had time to think. my 6031- {he pianwcalled out. “Go on; let's
paniona and I were thrown into a bear the “35‘5" Dreams
chute and passed into screens where So he continued: “After many ——
there were small hoies and then larg~ days 1 was chuted once again, this
er ones. I tell through where the time into a coal wagon. I was treat-
middle—sized holes were. Finally 1 ed to another bath and carried into right?
slid down with other pieces about this house One day little Jimmie But real dreams come in the day.
my own size into a large car and brought me up from me cellar, am: At school. at home. at work or play.
traveled to a‘place which they called I have been in the bottom of the Do just the best the! you can do

BUGVILLE SEES THE NEW YEAR ' IN '

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